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2 Aug 2024 · 1 min

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In this short excerpt from the Karamo show, two participants, labeled Speaker A and Speaker B, discuss a recent domestic conflict that resulted in property damage. Speaker A presents photos of a broken TV and asks if it belongs to Speaker B. After some back‑and‑forth, Speaker B admits that during an argument he threw a remote, causing the TV to break. The conversation then shifts to a claim that sugar was placed in a gas tank. Speaker B clarifies that he himself put sugar in his own gas tank, not someone else’s, and mentions that the other person’s car was flat. He concludes by stating he is now driving the other person’s car. The exchange is informal, repetitive, and highlights a heated, possibly abusive situation, with both parties repeating lines for emphasis.

We have photos of some damage that has taken place at your house recently. Is this your TV?
Don't just think I'm just doing this. Uh-uh. What happened is that you—
Hold on, well, I wasn't thinking you was doing this. So did you do this?
Yeah, I did. She's talking about, "Well, don't think I just did it." I'm like, "I wasn't." So you did this?
Yeah. Why did you break your own TV?
Because I was watching TV and we was having an argument, so I really wasn't paying him no attention. And so he decides he wanna go and unplug it. So when he unplugged the TV, I just threw the remote, boom.
And hold on, my producer telling me now that this is sugar in your gas tank?
In my gas tank, yes.
So he put sugar in your gas tank?
No, no, no, no, no, no. I put sugar in my gas tank.
Girl.
His car was on flat. He have a car, but his car was on flat.
But that's an easy fix. So now he can go somewhere, you still can't go nowhere. So he got what he wanted in the end. You're not watching no TV, and you're not going nowhere.
I'm driving his car.
Oh, you're driving his car?
I'm driving his car.