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This episode of the Everyday Black Men podcast picks up where we left off with Sham asking the group if they would consider themselves Libertarian. The Black Libertarian decides to discuss several crazy theories about Glorilla, and the group is not here for his lizard shenanigans. The group discusses a certain Libertarian's proclivities for ratchet women, and Sham discusses his experience dating a woman who worked at Popeyes. Reed asks Harris W about what podcasts he listens to and how he views music which turns into Sham bringing up that somebody's grandma was trying to throw that thang in a Lil' BowWow music video. This leads to a joke on the first real movie Armstead acted in and the Good Morning America cheating scandal. Reed brings up Coach Prime, and we close the podcast with a dig at Fresh N Fit, Harris W calling out modern dating, and much more before we bring the podcast to a close.
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This episode of the Everyday Black Men podcast picks up where we left off with Sham asking the group if they would consider themselves Libertarian. The Black Libertarian decides to discuss several crazy theories about Glorilla, and the group is not here for his lizard shenanigans. The group discusses a certain Libertarian's proclivities for ratchet women, and Sham discusses his experience dating a woman who worked at Popeyes. Reed asks Harris W about what podcasts he listens to and how he views music which turns into Sham bringing up that somebody's grandma was trying to throw that thang in a Lil' BowWow music video. This leads to a joke on the first real movie Armstead acted in and the Good Morning America cheating scandal. Reed brings up Coach Prime, and we close the podcast with a dig at Fresh N Fit, Harris W calling out modern dating, and much more before we bring the podcast to a close.
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