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7 Dec 2025 · 1 min

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In this short clip from The Karamo Show, two participants discuss a recent robbery that occurred after a funeral. Speaker B claims they entered a car with a cousin, her son, and a friend, and that their cash dropped from $900 to about $430. Speaker A questions how the money could have been lost, probing whether the wallet might have been unzipped or the cash fallen out. Speaker B insists the wallet’s zip was secure, emphasizing they do not carry purses and that the money could not have escaped. The conversation becomes confrontational, with Speaker B asserting responsibility for the loss and demanding that others raise their hands to confirm they “bought” their own money, effectively seeking group validation and deflecting blame. The tone is defensive, accusatory, and seeks to establish a baseline of truth among the participants.

So what happened on the way back from the funeral? I was robbed. You were robbed?
I don't care how you look at it, I was robbed. We went to a repass, okay? And it was a cousin, her son, and a friend.
Yes.
Only ones in the car, okay? I had originally had $900 and I ended up with $430-something. Everyone in the car denies it.
Yeah. I gotta just be, I gotta ask 'cause I gotta, collect my baselines, is there any way that the money could have just fallen out your wallet?
How?
Okay.
No way. I'm gonna show you my wallet. Okay. This is my wallet. You see them zippers? Oh, that's a zipper. I'm a woman, I don't carry purses. I make sure I got wallets with zippers. You know, they could say they fell out or something like that, but I'm quite sure didn't nothing fall out.
Is there any way that you could have left it unzipped? No. Okay, all right.
Because unconscious or not, my money.
You about your money.
I'm about my money.
I know, I can tell.
So I'm gonna zip my money right back, I'm gonna zip it right back up. Even if I give you a credit card. And you know, don't get me wrong, we made mistakes. And I ain't made no mistake. And if I did, I made it in my car.
And you know. I want you to raise your hand if you agree that she bought her money, raise your hand. Everybody, don't nobody in here question if you bought your money.