Womens Appreciation Month/ Mom

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Cousins and Ken Folks. Cousins and
Ken Folks, Welcome, Welcome to the

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newest episode of your favorite podcast and
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Welcome to currently on the construction.
I am your host. Thank you

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so much for joining us today.
I know we are back after uh a

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brief short hiatus, so there's a
lot going on with that. I will

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get into that a little later.
Better yet, I'm gonna get into that

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with you on a specifically another episode, But right now we're just gonna jump

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straight into a Cousin and Ken folks. I'm so glad you all join us

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today. I'm so happy to have
y'all. I'm so happy to be back.

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I'm so happy to sit down and
talk with my cousins and ken folks

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once again like we do. Because
a new month there now, this is

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a new start. There are new
beginnings, there are new mercies. Whenever

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you didn't get a chance to do
or uh maybe you're not a uh achieve

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what you wanted to achieve in the
month of February, you gotta opportunity right

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now, starting today, right here, first day of March, So jump

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in on their cousin's kin folks,
it's a whole new month, so you

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got another opportunity of whatever you didn't
do yesterday, we can do that today.

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So I'm believe me. Hey,
I'm doing I'm I am taking advantage

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that myself. I am taking my
own advice in my own words, I

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am doing so oh yeah yeah.
But listen to cousins and kin folks.

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Uh, this month it's National Women's
Month, National Women's Month. So I

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want to take the time right now
and to send a shout out to all

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the wonderful ladies in this world,
in this country, in this state,

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in this community, in this city, right here, right now, Happy

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Women's Month. Now we should shot
you out all the time. But since

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this month's National Women's Month, all
month long here on, currently under construction,

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we are going to highlight women who
have either touch this country in some

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way, touch my community in some
way, or touch me in some way.

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You never know who it is,
or who it could be, or

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whatever it could be, but just
know that we're going to do this all

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month long, right here on currently
under construction. And who better to start

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this month with who we're gonna highlight
y'all know how much I love her?

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If y'all know how much I love
her. Y'all know I talk about it

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all the time. And even though
right now she's in the presence of the

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Lord and then were the most high
was, she's so dear near and dear

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to me each and every day I'm
talking about my tea lady, my mama,

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says Stella Overton. Yeah, well, this is what we gonna highlight

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right now now. My mama,
she didn't have a whole lot coming up,

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grew up in the country in a
small town in northeast Louisiana. Her

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and her siblings, my uncles,
and my aunt, uh to my grandmother

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and uh my grandfather, who I
never knew. I never knew my paternal

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grandfather. Probably's best that I didn't, but that's neither here nor there.

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But uh, my grandma, my
mother didn't have a lot coming up,

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as did a lot of families in
that particular area of northeast Louisiana. Coming

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up. She'd do a whole lot
about hard work. Though her worth ethic

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was unmatched. Her worth ethic was
unlike anybody I've ever seen in my life.

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I mean, seriously, I like
anybody I've ever seen in my life,

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even til this day with all the
people who I mean that in in

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the forty plus year, is that
that the most high has blessed me to

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be here. I have yet to
see anyone with the work ethic like my

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mom had it. But she developed
it, uh from my childhood. She

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didn't have a whole lot of education. She my straight up, My mom

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only had a fourth grade education.
But she could read very well, she

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could write. She had a s
a partial speech impediment growing up also,

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but she overcame there dramatically if you
just sitting you have a conversation when you

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would never think that she did in
any shape form a fashion, But she

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did, and she overcame it.
She overcame it, spoke very well,

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spoke very eloquently, and even with
the limited education school wise my mom had,

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she was a highly, very intelligent
woman. Very much so. I

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watched her as a child. I
watched my mom hustle, you know,

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two jobs here and there and everything
just to make ends meet. I saw

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her uh at the beginning, you
know, as a small child, just

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just a small piece of her hustle, you know, wheeling and deal into

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uh, make sure that we had
plenty to eat in the house. You

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know, bills was paid in everything
that I had, clothes, that I

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needed to go to school then,
and she always told me that I preach

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to me the importance of education.
She always like, hate to make sure

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you learn to read, make sure
you learn your arithmetic. I know,

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so I know a lot of you
right now looking like a arithmetic what is

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that? If you know, you
know, if you know, you know,

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cousins, a kid, folks arithmetic
math, that's what they used to

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call it back then, arithmetic,
basic math. But she was always uh

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taught me the importance of that.
Now. She was hard in her own

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ways. Uh, but she loved
her family more than anything, not just

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the children, but her family period. And I'm gonna get into what I

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mean about that a little in a
in a little bit. But I watched

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my mom work private homes h If
you know what that means, it's being

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you know, working as a maid
initially, but eventually, at some point

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she started working for this small restaurant
in north the northern part of Monroe called

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China Doll. She started there as
a dishwasher. As a dishwasher, do

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you know that this woman went from
the dishwasher to the restaurant manager that this

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restaurant didn't run right unless she was
there for twenty plus years. The owners

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never I had to worry about anything. They only came to show their face

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during lunch and the dinner hours.
That was it. Everything else ran through

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my mom. Everything is ran through
her inventory, hiring, uh scheduling,

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the money drop, count down the
registers, making sure the registers are countdown

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proper, to make sure that everything
was done, making sure the liquor licenses

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is up to power, all of
that, make sure the menias are constantly

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up to date. All of that, All of that ran through my mom.

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That's how much faith these people had
in her. That goes back to

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her work ethic because she never missed
a day of work rain, sleep,

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snow, sick, pregnant, whatever, She never mister Dale work six days

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a week, Monday through Saturday,
twelve hours a day. She was there,

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and she got there the best way
she could, whether she got a

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ride, whether she had to walk, catch the bus, whatever, she

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got there. Sometimes I wouldn't see
something. Sometimes I wouldn't see my mom

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really for days. When I was
a small kid. When I was a

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kid, sometimes I wouldn't say O
for days, I would hear her come

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home, but I'm sleep and I
get up in the morning for school,

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and sometimes I would if I just
didn't go, and just so happened to

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stop going a room and kiss her
and tell her good morning or something like

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that right there before I head out
to school. I wouldn't see my mom

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for days. But that was just
the hustle in her to make sure that

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she took her home when I go. When I say that, my mom

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was one of the most intelligent women
I've ever seen, so it was hustling.

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I've watched her go into banks,
finance companies, say, and do

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business with these people. That's the
same one with a fourth grade education here,

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now do business with these people,
talking to them on not just on

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their level, on their level,
but above I've said, I've watched her

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talking down on prices of cars.
I've watched her talk them down on bank

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loans and what not, you know, and that she was trying to get

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at that particular time for my dad
or something. I've watched her do this,

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and you would sit there and think
a person would a fourth grade education

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had they ability to do that?
Oh yeah, oh yeah. Let me

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tell you something about Uh, my
mom. When it came to numbers,

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she might not have been able to
do some of the things that I would

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do as far as uh uh proportions
or uh algebra or geometry or anything like

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that. But when it came to
straight numbers, count money, straight finance

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and everything like that, you couldn't
beat that woman. Couldn't beat her,

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couldn't beat her, couldn't beat her. You would have swooping down that she

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went to college for finance, that
she had a finance degree. You would

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have swooping down that she did just
to her hustle, her intuition and a

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keen mind. That she had keen
mind. When I say she loved her

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family. When my great grandmother died
and transitioned in nineteen eighty one, she

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was the matriarch of the family.
So you would have thought then it would

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have gone that mantle, so to
speak, would have moved on to my

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grandmother. In some degree. It
did, but it didn't. It really

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moved to my mom. My mom
makes sure everything's together as far as the

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family. Everybody. If they if
something needed to be done, they came

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to my mom for it, trying
to plan holidays and stuff like that.

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My Mom put it together, whether
even if it wasn't at our house,

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she put it together. She loved
her family. One of my great aunts,

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I'm gotta remain nameless, one of
my great aunts, uh came back

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to town and just you know,
kind of kind of down at that particular

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time and called my mom and just
little when she was coming, My mom

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was ready for and she needed to
get on her feet. My Mama helped

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her out everything established. She was
on ninety was on dialysis and everything like

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that. Mamma gotta set up on
dialysis uh uh regiment regularly, got her

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set up to where her check was
uh now coming to the house for her

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my auntie and everything so she can
get all of her uh collected SSI funds

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and whatnot. Had a set to
where her doctor's appointment. She's making her

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doctor's appointments regularly and everything like that. Her insulin because that aunt was a

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diabetic. My aunt got her set
to where she was on the waiting list

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to where she was you know,
eligible, and got put in and was

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able to get her house in a
couple of months. Mom said, all

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that up for got all that going
for. She loved her man. She

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loved her family, even if she
fussed about or whatever the case may be,

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she loved her family. Nothing was
more important to her than her family,

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nothing, especially her children. She
may not have showed it all the

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time or whatever, but nothing was
more important to her than her family,

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especially her children and her grands.
Oh, you couldn't tell her. Don't

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get me started coming to talking about
her grands. But she was. Uh,

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she's an amazing, amazing woman.
And when she gave her life to

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the Most High and begin to really
develop her relationship with him, you saw

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that. You you you really saw
how big her heart was. Then you

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really saw how the the true love
that she had not just for her family,

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but for her community as well,
and her church home, and her

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pastor, and and and her church
members. You begin to see that that

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woman loved and loved hard. She
was the epitome of love. She truly

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was never met a stranger, I
mean ever, never bet a stranger ever,

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I mean anybody, just just new
people here and there. I watched

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her and my aunt and Lord,
I still don't know how this even happened.

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I've watched them go into Walmart one
Sunday after church at two o'clock.

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They came out of there at midnight, no joke, true story, no

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joke. I'm like, mamma,
why what what it? What? What

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could you? And t T possibly
had been doing it Walmart for ten hours

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and she broke it out. She
said, oh, well, we shopped

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a little, we walked a little, we talked. We selling some people

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that we knew. We did that
right there, when got our nails done.

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We walked some, most shot a
little bit more, We talked and

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everything. I'm just sleep but for
ten hours, really really Walmart, she

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said, we just kept running the
people that we knew again. Never met

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a stranger ever ever, Ever,
that woman there could strike up a conversation

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with her, and you would have
sworn this person she may have just met

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that person at that moment, and
you would have swore that she's known that

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person for years, that they was
longtime friends finding each other again. I

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ain't talked to each other in twenty
twenty five years. You would have sworn

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that and they just met, just
met. That woman now was something else,

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something else. I'm not saying she
was perfect. She was far from

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cause we are and none of us
are. She was far from perfect,

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but you know what she was all
woman, and she was one amazing woman.

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And I am proud for the years
to the most high gave my sisters

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and I with her and definitely proud
call her my mom. That's my tea

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lady right there. You go to
my hometown. You ain't gotta say one

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of two names. They knew a
boy one of two two names. They

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either knew how by Stella or Mickey, but either way, they know who

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you talking about. They knew my
tea Lady, and they knew that she

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was some special and she was an
amazing woman with a lot of love in

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her heart for people, her community, and the most high. Most importantly

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that she did so the beginning of
this fall, so they kick off this

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month of Women's month, the month
of Marge. We kick it off here

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currently on the construction, sitting a
shot out my Tea Lady that Stella over

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to. I love your baby.
I miss you each and every day,

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but we nowhere, we know you
looking down on us. We know that

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you you you you you watching over
us day in and day out, and

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we miss you each and every day, but we know we are always in

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our hearts and in our thoughts each
and every day. I love your baby.

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I love you, miss your mamma. Listen what we're gonna y'all.

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Y'all know, I love uh shouting
out and supporting small businesses, and we're

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gonna get back doing that regularly in
each and every show, whether I do

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one, two, three, or
whatever the case may be, We're gonna

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get back in the habit of doing
that here on currently under construction, because

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it's just the right thing to do. And there's a lot out there,

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and I want you to go support
these people any and every way that you

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can. One place I wanna shout
out right now. Uh, it's it's

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not a restaurant, not yet.
But if you if you like me and

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you love grits, you're gonna love
Grits with a Twist. When I sit

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and say you there, she had
this young lady has a has has a

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thing on her hands, has I
has something unique on her hands. Go.

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I want you to go check out
her Facebook page Grits with a Twist,

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watch on Facebook, Instagram, and
and just check out the menu.

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Check out the the the the the
the pictures of of uh the different unique

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combinations she's done with grits. When
I sit and tell you you will not

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be disappointed. I had a turkey
leg and I said, tell you that

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thing. That was, oh my
god. But hey, Grits with a

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Twist, go check it out.
I will leave the link forward and and

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here on the podcast, But go
check that out, Grits with a Twist.

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Promise you you will not be disappointed. And and next episode we're gonna

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shout out another small business. So
be on the lookout for that Gritz with

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a Twist, y'all. Man,
y'all go check it out. I promise

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you if you are in the h
DFW area, you are in the North

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Louisiana, Northeast Louisiana area. Because
she's from the home front. She's from

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the home front. You're from the
Northeast Louisiana area. You go check her

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out. You shout her out.
You Gritz with a Twist. That's all

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I'm gonna say. Gritz with a
twist, y'all check it out. But

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hey, I'm gonna get on up
out of here, y'all. This that's

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this episode of current under construction.
We will get back to doing this twice

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a week. Your next episode will
be on Friday, so be on the

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lookout for it. And we're we're
gonna to again go into our next step,

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our part two of our next person. We're going to shout out here

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on currently under construction and who was
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You gotta tune in and see who
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But I guarantee you you're gonna love
it all right, cousins the King.

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any of those. I promise you
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Y'all know I will, and I
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com. Alright, cousins, a
king of folks, all right, but

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again, I'm gonna get on up
out of here and remember, let's go

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only y'all. Bring it on there, and bring it on the You know

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what time it is. You know
what time it is, y'all know what

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time it is. It takes a
village to make this thing happen, and

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you all are in my village,
and we're gonna continue to keep doing this

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thing and building this thing together,
you and I step by step, one

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break at a time. Currently under
construction. I love you all, cousins

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and king folks. I was talking
to you all in a couple of days.

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Have a great day, y'all.
Peace,