Two people clash over a disputed $1,000 meant for a music business. Speaker A says it went to strip clubs and trips instead, and lists years of support: cab rides, bills, emotional backing. Speaker B says personal problems matter and the fight should have stayed private.
First step to fixing your relationship is learning what really happened to the $1,000. What happened to the money?
Okay, so the money he gave me, I said I wanted to invest in order to make my music business bigger.
He lives in his own world. Yeah. You could sit here with your chest out and how many times I've been there for you? How many times? Not one. How many cab rides? How many times I did things? And how many bills I paid? And how many times I appreciated you? Okay, hold on, brother.
Trials and tribulations is not invincible to no man, no woman. How you handle 'em is what's most important. You stand up. Bro, you didn't have to bring me on the show to do this. We could've did this man to man. You couldn't talk? You couldn't talk. I've been calling you. You've been dissing me. I said come to the studio so you can record. What is this all going to strip clubs, going on trips? What is about all of that? I haven't been going on strip clubs and going on trips.
What is it about coming to the studio?
All of that be feeling funny and feeling half of the time. You know why?
You know why? Because every time he comes in my ear is a business situation. The last time, like every time— Isn't that what this family was raised off of?