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Welcome to the Paduti Podcast Theater. This is
Rise and Outshine. I'm joined with my co host, Wise.
Wise, welcome to the show. Hi. How you doing? How's everybody doing
today? Oh, we're doing well. We got a
great show tonight. We have don't judge me,
but podcast with Sabrina and James. Welcome
to the main stage. Hi. Thank you.
We've been goofing around for about a half an hour backstage just having a good
time. We've got a great show ahead of us. Let's hear that
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Yeah. And Maria is out doing
Maria things. She's at a convention right now
doing whatever Maria does. We don't know. It's always a surprise. She's from
parts unknown. And Wise, we are relaunching
Rise and Outshine tonight as a big way to kick
off a big. We're going to be doing in September of
2025. Wise has been calling everybody out,
telling them where they need to be, and it's Pittsburgh. So mark it on
your calendar is. Yeah, that we
started. It started the push when
I was out there for the weekend of. The weekend
of International Podcast Day. It was there
Saturday, Sunday. International Podcast Day fell on
Monday. So we started. We had a weekend event, and it was a great experience.
I actually went down, got to hang out at the theater, and
it was exciting. So our goal is to have at least
half. Half of the shows go live
from the theater next year. So that's gonna
be nice. Some big things. Yeah, yeah. Hoping.
Hoping to get you up here next year. We're hoping you do a little bit
of an east coast tour is, I think, a big goal. Sabrina and I were
talking some goals for the don't tell me but
or don't judge me but podcast. Sorry about that. That
could be a possibility for June, July,
August. And then wrapping up September in Pittsburgh would be amazing if you got a
little tour going on. Yeah. Tell us,
Sabrina. James, tell us a little bit about how'd you get into podcasting? How'd you.
How'd this all come together? How this show get put together?
You want to break it down? So I actually
have a podcast network that I recently revamped. It's
called He Said what Network? And so at the
beginning of the year, I decided that I wanted to at least bring back
one of my old shows. Which was the he said what show.
And I actually had James on as a guest and I felt like
he did such an amazing job him. And then I also had
our other co host who's not here with us tonight night, Dame on
as a separate guest. And I just felt like the both of them did really
well that I wanted to, you know, create another
platform with us three because I felt
like the perspectives that I could give. And then
James and Dame combined, it was just like a no
brainer. So I think the challenge of anything for us was
figuring out what was the name of the podcast. Like, what would we call
it? And we'll let James go into why we call
it Don't Judge Me but. Podcast we call it Don't Judge Me
but because we all have our own opinions and our own viewpoints and
sometimes we don't want to be judged for it. So what we say is don't
judge me, but I'm probably going to say something a little while or my
opinion is going to be different than the average person's. So that's how we came
up with the name. Yes. Very,
very nice. We have judges tonight. Wise and I
act as co hosts and judges, but those watching at home
also get the judge as well. Let's put up a screen. We can
show everybody how they're going to participate tonight. We have two ways to do
it. If you want to add the Mentee screen to the main stage
here, you can go to mentee.com and type in this
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backstage is doing it as well. I've already pulled it up. It's
menti.com and you type in that code
1737, 7450.
And when you get there, if you switch to camera two on me, I don't
know if you can make me full screen. Let's see. Whoo. Look at
this. You'll see a little scoring criteria.
And for those of you keeping score at home,
we're going to be looking at things like audio quality and engaging
hosts. Quality of content, does the content
match expectations? We're going to see a little video. So that's kind of set the
stage for what we're going to see over the next 10 minutes. And does
that match? Like these are things that feedback that we can give
all with positivity, all with love. And we're doing this to
help everybody grow their podcast and maybe find areas that they're weak in
and they can improve on for future shows. And then once you're
done with that score. Look at. Listen to what you're
hearing. Do you hear certain words? Are you inspired? Are you moved? Is
there laughter? And start typing in the words
that you associate with the show. And at the end of it, we're going to
build this word cloud for them and show them like, okay,
these words are really popping with the audience. These are things that people
are taking away from. These are things that people are experiencing
while they're watching the show. So we're going to give this great bit of feedback
back at the end. So everybody go to menti.com
wiser, you're already there.
Yes, I'm there. All right, Wise is there. Or you can also scan the QR
code that's on the screen right in front of you. We'll give everybody
one more minute to go ahead and get that, but make sure. Let's connect
with Wise, because I didn't get to really give Wise a great introduction
tonight. People want to meet with you and connect with you. I'm so used to
talking to Wise. I just, I assume everybody knows Wise. What's the
best way people can meet you and talk to you? You can
check. Check out my YouTube channel. Talking about my
Mind Cash YouTube channel as well as the
Real Wise TV YouTube channel. You can find me on
Instagram, tick tock, LinkedIn,
Facebook. So, yeah, just look up Sucking My Mind
podcast and. And you should be able to find me.
Sounds good. Sabrina, James, are you ready to take
it over? Let's get it, man. Let's get it on.
Let's go ahead. We're gonna play a video for you to set the stage. When
the video's done, Sabrina and James, it's going to be your stage.
We'll give you 10 minutes on the clock and we'll join you right
after that. Let's play that video.
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to consult with a qualified professional for any medical or legal
concerns. In other words, have fun, people. Dawn is good
enough for them. Ducks is good enough.
But then when you're in your phone, you're like this,
smiling and stuff. Like, yeah, yeah, let me hold that.
Let me hold it. Or even just
wanting access to your partner's phone. Like, why,
why, why do you want access? You know why? You want access, you want to
be. Heartbroken, you want to go through them DMS and see who they talking to.
That's why if my girl was a toe
sucker or if she wanted me to do it, I probably
would. But there would be strict protocols before that toe went in my
mouth. I mean, I would probably have to, like, carry her to the bed, you
know what I'm saying? Because once the foot hit the floor.
Hey, we are in the building.
Listen, I'm right here. I
don't think that toe sucking the episode will ever get old.
It never does. Once people hear that, they're like, yo, he's a wild
boy. Yeah, let's tune in. Right? First of all,
shout outs to the audience. We thank you guys for tuning in. Shout outs to
dj, shout outs to George in the chat. We see you guys.
We appreciate the support. Yes, the toe suckers to tell. Shout out to
the toe suckers. So, of course, this
show is called Don't Judge Me but podcast,
and I have the Don't Judge me for tonight.
Don't judge me But. Just because
you have kids by a person in a toxic relationship
does not mean you need to stay. I'll say it again,
just because you have children by someone in a
toxic relationship does not mean that you need to
stay, period. So tonight
we're going to talk about the healthy. Healthy.
What does healthy relationships look like? And what does unhealthy relationships look
like when it comes to putting in that effort, that work?
Right? Because, James, you hear it all the time. You gotta. You gotta
put in the work. You can't just abandon a relationship because you have rough
spots. Right? Yeah. What do you think about it, sir? Listen,
man, everyone says, yeah, relationships at work,
marriage is work, but no one ever breaks it down, man. Let's get into what
this work is. Number one is your. Are
you and your person putting in effort? Are you checking
to see how their mental is? Are you checking to make sure that their life
is a little easier? Is there anything you can do to make their life easier?
Are you contributing to the bills? Are you contributing to the housework?
Are you making sure that your person is taken care of across the board? Not
just financially, but mentally, spiritually, physically.
It's more than just making sure the bills are paid and you have
a small talk throughout the day. Also,
emotional support, man. Can you go talk to your partner
whenever you're having a bad day? Can they. Can you open up
to them and they won't judge you for how you feel or if you give
them Some constructive criticism? Will they blow up or were they willing to accept it
and look at. Take a deeper look at themselves? Sometimes
we get so caught up in what we have going on that we forget that
we're in a relationship with somebody else. And they have feelings and
emotions and needs and we need to cater to them as well.
But you have to have a conversation to make sure that it's reciprocated.
Just because if you're one of the people who's always putting in work and making
sure that your family, your significant other is okay, they
should be doing the same as well, right? Now. Let
me, Let me butt in there, right? Let me ask you. Because that
whole, you know, making sure that your partner is taken care of and
that you can communicate with them and you know
what happens when you say something to your partner
and they don't understand any, automatically react, right?
Like, how do you have those type of conversations? Because I
know for me, if I'm coming to you, first of all, if we
have a problem, I'm already on edge. Just period. Especially
with my partner. But if I come to you and
I tell you this is how I feel, and the first thing that
you say to me is, why are you in your feelings?
Why am I in my feelings? Like, automatically I'm
gonna jump to the defensive side, right?
So if, for example, if your fiance comes to you and
says, james, I understand you feel this way, but
you really, you blowing things out of proportion. How do we bounce
back from that to a healthy spot in a relationship or even
that conversation? First you got to talk about
it. You got to get to the root of why you feel a certain
way and why your partner feels a certain way. Then you have to sit back
and understand that people grow up different. You got different
upbringings, different trauma, different abuse. It's going to take
time for someone to fully understand your thought process. You have to be
open to accepting a new way of thinking. Because just because
you think a certain way doesn't mean your partner is going to. You might have
to explain some things to them. You might need to use some examples. You might
have to go deep into what you're speaking on, but it takes
time. And then once you do actually plan on
wanting to have a serious conversation,
really listen. Understand that your person is hurting or they're going through
something. Don't just be quick to be defensive. It might take a little time for
them to get comfortable or understand your logic.
Because men and women think differently regardless. But
everyone thinks differently. We all have our own opinions and our own thoughts.
If you want to get back on good terms, I
recommend lay down together and just look each
other. I know you wasn't gonna say something like that. Look at
you. Lay down and look each other in the eye for 30
seconds. The first one to laugh loses. What?
First of all, you, you pissed me off. You better not look me in the
eye. Look not. You know why? Because it's hard to look. It's hard to be
mad at someone. You just gotta stare at them. Especially if
you're like, are you crazy? What's wrong with you? Hey, we
trying something new, baby? Listen, James from the don't judge
me but said I need to look you in the eye. I need to look
you in the eye, baby. You can't be mad at me. First of all, first
of all, what if. Okay, side note, don't judge me, but what if they
got an eye that looked the other way? Like they, they don't look straight
and I gotta look you. And how I'm gonna look you in the eyes? You
pick which one you want to look at.
No disrespect to anybody or you can give them some.
I just wanted to know. So for the audience, for those of you
who are watching right now, I want to know
what do you identify as
situations that could be geared more so towards
trying to put forth effort in a non healthy relationship? So for
example, walking on eggshells. How many
times have you been in a toxic relationship
and you want to speak up, but you already know that your
partner is either going to be
very defensive or they're going to be violent or
you, you're going to upset them and it's just never a good thing. So I
have to watch what I say. I got to watch how I say it.
If that has happened to you, put that in the chat. Just put
me. Or if you know someone, put hey, I
know someone. It doesn't necessarily have to be us directly because
that is one of the things when it comes to putting in work,
when you're facing a non healthy relationship, you're walking
on eggshells. We're coming up with
ways of how we can try to fix our partner. Instead of
identifying the fact that our partner needs to want
to fix themselves first. You can't fix people.
People have to fix themselves first. Right? Just like we always
use to reference when you're on an airplane and the airplane is going
down, they say put on your mask first. You have to fix
yourself first before you can fix anyone else. And a lot of the
times in these unhealthy relationships, we
take on the burden, we put all of our needs
to decide because we want our partner to feel
better or to do better. You're
100, right? I know, but if you're in a relationship and you're
walking on eggshells, it's not a relationship. No, that's
more like you. That's like codependency. You just want
somebody. I'm saying if you're in a relationship and you got to
walk on eggshells or you're afraid of someone abusing you or
yelling at you or screaming at you, that's abuse, man. Mental or physical.
You gotta go, get out of there.
Listen, you. You have to be able
to distinguish, distinguish the
good. A healthy relationship and a non healthy
relationship. First and foremost. That's the only way that you're going to be able to
recognize what you are in. As I said at the
beginning, you know, and I'm sure we're going to be judged for it. But a
lot of people stay in these unhealthy relationships because they have
children. Your children can feel it. Your children see you
fighting. They know it's not healthy. And you don't find out until
they've grown up and they've become adults. And they say, I wish you would have
left dad or I wish you would have left mom years ago.
I mean, so what are we doing? What are we. How are
we going to promote healthy
effort? How are we going to. What are some steps that we can
take to encourage those who are watching, those who are
listening? This is what you want your
relationship to look like. This is what a healthy relationship looks
like. Number one, open communication. You should be able
to talk to your partner about anything and not withhold
anything. You should be able to be honest about what you like, what you
don't like, what you need for your needs. To feel loved,
to feel affection. What your partner needs is
being open to a point where you share everything and not
being judgmental. That's number one. Number
two, you gotta
like each other. You know what I'm saying?
Love is one thing because love is, is an emotion.
But if you love somebody, love can run out. But if you genuinely like the
person you're with, you like the same shows, you have the same interest,
you watch the same, you like the same movies, you go to
different spots together, you like amusement parks, whatever your activities are,
if you like the person that you're with, their sense of humor, you
know that will carry you along. When you have those rough patches and you don't
like, you don't love your person anymore or you're not seeing eye to eye, because
normally once love runs out and you don't like your person, some people start branching
off to go find somebody else who will give them that feeling they need. Let
me add something into that, too, because I want people to also
understand that you don't have to enjoy the same
things that your partner enjoys. That's okay, too.
Like, you really don't need to mimic them. But
are you at least putting forth the effort of showing
interest? Right. I might not like football. I don't. I can't stand
sports. But, baby, I'm gonna put on this jersey for you and I'm gonna do
a touchdown dance. You know, what are you going to
do to show your interest with your partner and then give
us one more and then we're going to go ahead and wrap it up. One
more thing to show that you're your interest with your partner.
Yeah. Yeah. Or just what a healthy relationship looks like. A
healthy relationship looks like
just two people who are committed to making sure that each other is okay
and not just being selfish. You. You make sure your
partner has everything they need, mentally, physically, spiritually,
sexually, emotionally. And you cater to those needs.
But don't think that, you know, talk to them so that way they can
tell you what they need. Right. Let me add into that and then
we'll wrap it up. He did say sexually. Please
also understand that bringing someone else into
your bedroom to spice up your relationship is not always to fix.
Because if you have a rocky foundation, if home
is not taken care of first, then you can bring
the whole neighborhood into your bedroom. It's going to crumble even
more. So make sure home is taken care of first before you add
anything else into this pot. So with that being said, you guys,
you have witnessed a short, short version of the Don't Judge
Me but podcast. I am your girl, Sabrina. You can find me
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you can accomplish anything. I'm gonna come out with something
slick like that to say one day and I would just imma just go,
yeah. I'm waiting for it. I got y'all. Y'all just give me
some time. You got it. Yeah.
Yeah, we're done. That's good
timing. Wow. Very. I looking at myself and my
daughter, I'm like, there's some things here I need to work on for myself
at home, like to make. Let's make home, you know, a nicer, a better
place. Communication is such a big part.
I've been married 19 years. Our
daughter just told me it's good. So, you know, maybe we don't. The
wife isn't watching. Yeah, no, she doesn't watch.
But, you know, one of the things I like to do when I come
back. Oh, I. I know we didn't talk about this is a
Sunday night on YouTube at 5pm we didn't
cover that. If you want to get more of the don't judge me, but
podcast, Sunday Nights on YouTube at 5pm make sure you're
tuning in. Go subscribe. Make sure you get this on your
schedule. That's almost perfectly in between games on Sunday night. So there's
no excuses. You get tune in, you get
extra entertainment on Saturday. So one of the things when we
come back, we, you know, how was it for you? It was, you know, some
people say it's a little bit nerve wracking. We didn't know what to expect. But
you seem like true professionals. You handled the 10 minutes and
the conversation kept going. It was flowing really nice
and the content was great. How do you feel coming back from that 10
minutes? It's interesting because for me,
I'm not used to just 10 minutes. Like, we haven't even typically
touched the iceberg on our show in 10 minutes. The first 10 minutes,
because we're engaging more so with the audience before we
even get started, before we even go live, the audience
has already started conversations in the chat with each other.
So it's like we're joining into their conversation.
So for me, it was weird, but
of course we could do it. It's just the time management.
So it was exciting. It was definitely exciting.
Go ahead, James. Sorry. I was gonna say this is what we do, baby. This
is great. We can do it all day, all night.
And we did have some comments coming in. We were trying to put them up,
but we didn't want to, you know, interrupt the show in the flow. So
we kind of stopped doing it. But there, I think there's a couple more and
any more. Any feedback from the audience, Ireland that came in,
let's see, we got here some clicking. Real facts. They need to fix themselves
first. This might have been, you know, something I was thinking of myself. You know,
some are hard headed and refuse to admit that they need to work on them
and you know, and when you hit on communication, I was like, oh, this
is, this is something that, you know, I think a lot of couples can benefit
from. Yeah. And why, what were some of your takeaways?
Oh, man, the, the toe sucking incident
got me laughing.
I forget everybody. I think that may score heavy. We'll find out
in the word cloud there. But no, I just,
I just love their energy. I love the
commodity. They interact so well,
all three of them. And then the little sample you guys just gave us here,
it was phenomenal. I enjoyed it a lot. I look
forward to really catching a show on Sundays. So
I'm excited. Yeah, it's a really good, it's a really good show. Thank you. That
guys did a great job. Thank you. I appreciate that. We hope to see you
in them comments. Awesome. Yeah, the energy
was up. The conversation was great. I think you're gonna be pleased with the
scoring because this is the part of the show where you have no control. You
have no idea what you're about to see. So let's go. I'm gonna ask
the producer. Let's look at the scores first. And let's see like
where are some strong areas where maybe some areas you want to work on.
And we're going to pull up the mentee scores here. For those of you who
voted, I think we had over a half. How many we have
in there? I can't see. My eyes are too small. 10 total votes coming in
and you scored high a 9.0 overall, which is really
good. But some areas that you want to take a look at, you know, audio
quality. Now we're in a live streaming event so some of that could be
delay with Facebook and so, you know, take that with a grain of salt. But
that still scored really high. You know, I, I said, I predict the, the
good. The hosts are going to score well. Engaging hosts. One of
your highest scores there, the quality of content people like
and you can see how there's like, like little, little poles in the
background. That's the distribution of the votes that came in. So
across the board you're scoring 8, 9. Attends pretty much
across the board, the content matching the expectations.
So you know, you did a little preview, then you set up the
video. So, you know, all that was all in line. So that was matching on
brand. We're making sure that you're delivering on what you promise and the production
quality for being live, you know, scoring in the nines is great. You never
know what's gonna happen off. We had a little bit of glitches before we even
went live. Yeah, I don't think your, your video didn't glitch once while we were
live, Sabrina. So. Wow. It was clean the whole
time. So seeing those scores now after, you know,
just seeing a 10 minute segment of your show, this is what people took away
from it. You know, how do you feel about, about those scores?
We appreciate you all.
I, I love it. I absolutely love it. This is the first time that
we've been on this type of format where we've been
scored. We do get feedback from our audience and
those who are just tuning in for the first time and those are, who are
even just popping in the chat. But to see it to this caliber
is just like, it's, it's amazing and it feels
really, really great to see this type of feedback. Yeah, I, for the shows
we've had on, this was solid all around. I thought you were hitting on all
cylinders. The quality was great conversation. I think Wise is
echoing the same things. It was solid. I think you
really put something together here that's really good. Where you guys
at? I mean, Connecticut. I'm in Atlanta
and James and Dame are both in Connecticut.
See, I'm in Pennsylvania, so Jeff is in
Pennsylvania. We would listen, it would, we would love to see our
live come do. Yeah, you need to clear your calendars for
September and come down to Pittsburgh and do it live in the
theater. And it would, it'd be a great experience
because we're working on doing a
networking event that Friday where all the
podcasters who are going to be doing live can get together and,
and hang out and really start just, just
picking each other's brain and having a good time and getting to know each
other and then having live shows
that Saturday and Sunday. So if you can make it
happen, it would be great to have you guys live from the
theater. All you gotta do is send the decent times. My boy.
Pittsburgh. We in there. You heard that, Jeff? See, look, I
got us, I got us another show. I like it. I like it. Sabrina and
I were, we were joking back in October when we were putting this all together,
I said, you all, you know what's halfway between George
Was it Georgia and Connecticut? Yeah, it's Pittsburgh. You know,
we're compromise meet
halfway. We'd love to have this show on the stage. I think it would be
a phenomenal addition to our event, but those are things we can talk about
in 2025. Now, the most nerve wracking
part, because there's no control over this, this is
the stream of conscious word cloud that gets built
when people are listening to your show and taking it all in.
We ask, just write anything. You can use emojis. You can say
single words that pop into your head. How were you
influenced by this show? And let's see what people
wrote in. So
what comes to your mind? We had 38 responses come
in. Oh, 40 response still loading. Great
conversation. Relationships, healthy relationships.
Look each other in the eye,
down next to you and look you in the eye. Engaging,
amazing. Open communications and thought provoking.
These are all worth things that people took from the show while they were watching.
And, you know, love and communication. The fire
emoji was big hearts and, you know, the love
emojis made it toe sucker. That toe sucker did make it into
something. That is the toe sucker show. Yes.
Knowledgeable, entertaining. You know, now that you've seen
the scores and you've seen the words that people associated while
they were listening, how to. How do you feel about all that? How do you.
How do you take all that in? So
I am a perfectionist, right.
And someone can say, your show was great, and I'm like, yeah, it
was great, but what can I do to make it better? And so
to actually be able to be humbled and see
live results, it's just. It's very rewarding.
Like, I am beyond ecstatic. Like, my cheeks are gonna
hurt. Like, this is amazing. I love it. I
absolutely love it. I love it. I love it. And I appreciate
everybody who watched you tuned in. Yeah. You
see the responses. It gives me hope that we're doing
something great. And it makes me want to keep going. It makes us want to
keep going. So we appreciate everyone who's tuned in. We appreciate you guys for
letting us have this opportun as well. Yeah, yeah. Because
this is for y'all. This is. We're not doing it for us. It's for
us. It's just like we're coming together and we're just having a
conversation, but it's more so it's literally don't judge me, but
because we want to say what other people want to talk about, but they are
fearful of doing so because they don't want to be judged. So we'll take the
hit for you. We'll talk about it, whatever you want. We also
understand by talking about it, we're educating each other,
where we're healing each other, and we're figuring out what is the resolution
to these problems. So we're doing it for you guys, and we appreciate
the feedback and the responses and the opportunity. Jeff and
Wiz. For us to even be here. Why sorry? For us to even be
here. It's all right. Our buddy Phil. Our
buddy Phil from Canada, he sees. Call me Wiz.
And that's the way Canadians pronounce it. That's
a. Honestly, this.
This show is on track. I think you're doing a lot of things right.
Even only sampling 10 minutes of it. I think you can tell from
the feedback that it's not just wise and I saying these
things. You know, the people watching are also saying the same thing. So, you
know, congratulations on what you've put together so far. I can't wait to see
this. To keep. Keep growing and going and
any other last closing words. Wise. James, Sabrina.
Check. Listen. Check out that show. Great show.
Yeah. Yeah. And keep coming back
here. Keep coming back and supporting all of the
podcasters that. That come on this stage and give
you that. That time and the effort.
Please continue to support everyone
because they're doing it. They have a purpose. The
purpose might not be clear to some people, but they know and they're pushing
it and continue to support this platform. Jeff has.
Me and Jeff have spoken before this show, and Jeff has
put in some blood, sweat, and tears, like he is giving
back to the community. If you guys do not
support what he has going on. Listen, I don't
know what you're doing with your life. Like, you need help. Okay.
It's Jeff. Jeff. Jeff is amazing.
We've been friends now for almost four years.
We connected through podcasting.
Yeah. It's been a blessing to really be able
to learn from Jeff because I've learned so much
with having. Talking to Jeff. We've had some great conversations. Like when
he's like, yo, I'm open to the theater, and I'm like, I'm
there. I'm there. He's like, I'm doing event for International
Podcast Day. My wife, who actually had
never done a show or anything, she was. She was there. We got her to
go on stage and do it and be a part of the. Be a part
of the. The event. So it was a.
It was a great experience. It was a great experience. And to be able to
Help Jeff live his dream of opening the theater
and being there to support him. And
it was, it was amazing. It was just, it was so much fun. Got to
hang out with two of my, two of my close friends in podcasting. And
that's why next year we would like, I said we would love to have you
guys come down and do your magic live
on stage and, and have, have a
great time and connect with so many amazing podcasts because we're gonna,
we're definitely working on tour, working on again, as many people down there
as possible. Okay, we're there.
And, and just DJ in the, in the chat says
Dame might not be here right now, but he is still here. Yeah. Shout out
to Dame. Dame is not here because
Dame is. Where is he? In the Dominican Republic right now. Dominican Republic,
celebrating his birthday. Yes. Happy birthday, Dame.
You're here, sir. This show
would play very well to a live audience, so
keep that in mind, you know, definitely for the future. But if you,
even if you can all get together somewhere, someplace
you just happen to be at the same place, try to schedule something. I, I
think you'll be impressed with how this, this show would play in front of a
live audience. I think, I think you'd be very blown away at.
It's already ready to go live. So I think you're
just got to get up there. You got to get out there. That's right. And
one last time, don't judge me. But for Sunday nights,
5pm on YouTube, any other last minute plugs,
links, things you want to talk about, check out.
Www.He said what network.com for more
information about this show as well as any upcoming shows
that we're going to be releasing soon as well, get your Tick.
Tock right there at mental underscore ambition 2.0 or
hit my website
3w's.mentored-ambition.com Check out
the books I wrote. Really good. No complaints.
Very good. And Wise, I'm already following you guys on,
on Tick Tock. So am I lying about the numbers, though? No,
no. Let them know, fam.
Thank you both. Thank you both and your daughter as well for
just being here and making this possible. We really appreciate it. We
appreciate. I
appreciate everyone who watches. I appreciate everyone who supports everyone who
comments. Without this, without you guys, we would not be doing
this. We do it for y'all. So I really appreciate everyone who takes the time
to like watch, comment, share and subscribe. Thank you.
Yeah, awesome. Wise,
you can check me out on Instagram at Wise
Tick Tock. Same thing. Check out Second Mom. Stuck in my
mind. Podcast, website, the YouTube
channel, as well as Real Wise TV YouTube channel.
And yeah, that's it right now.
And I'm Jeff. This is my little space. I'd love to have all you
come down, sit on the theater, and entertain the audience. It's for
duty.com pod u t dot com. We're just
outside of Pittsburgh, and we'll be doing shows like this
all the time. This has been the
Rise and Outshine podcast. Thank you. Don't judge me,
but podcast. Hear that theme music.
All right, we are cutting the feed. Oh, we lost Sabrina. Wait, don't
cut everybody. No. Just turn the feed off. Oh, my goodness. Where'd all my
guests go? The feed still live? Are we still live? Oh,
no. What are we doing? Stop.
