Karamo and guests debate whether women should have the same freedom as men to have a side piece. The conversation spirals into absurdist humor as they imagine everyone having one, poking fun at double standards in dating.
If you can have a side piece, why can't Renee? Ooh!
Renee is grown. Renee can do what she like to do. So your response to someone saying your girl get a side piece is not, I don't have a side piece? Hold on, hold on. She said if I had one. She said if you have a side piece, why can't she get a side piece?
And your response was, she's grown, not I don't have a side piece? I mean, well, I mean, that was clear. I already said I don't, you know what I mean?
It wasn't clear. It wasn't clear. It wasn't clear.
So if I had a side piece, That's crazy. It would be okay for Renee to have one if that's what she chose to do.
Interesting. Thank you so much. Anybody else? How are you doing?
I'm doing all right. Karamo, I got a comment. Okay. You get a side piece, she gets a side piece, he gets, all of you, you all get a side piece. You get a side piece, Karamo.
Everybody get a side piece. I'm happy at home with my man, okay? I don't need a side piece. I don't think Oprah approved that one, okay? I'm just letting you know that right now. She did not.