Eleven Years?

The stakes feel heavier when the numbers are this far apart. We break down why prosecutors are pushing for 135 months while the defense argues for 14, and we do it without the legal fog. Step by step, we explain the guidelines math—how a “threats or fear” cross-reference drives the base level up, how vulnerable victim, leadership, bodily injury, and obstruction enhancements stack, and why probation’s 70–87 month calculation diverges so sharply. Then we go beyond the spreadsheet to the human side: the victim letters asking the court to weigh lasting harm, and the question of remorse, denial, and what accountability should look like for someone with power.

We share what similar federal cases suggest, how Section 3553(a) factors guide a judge’s discretion, and where a realistic sentence might land if the court accepts some, but not all, of the government’s theory. You’ll hear how media reports frame the moment, why the gap between 14 months and 11 years is more than rhetoric, and how sentencing explanations matter for public trust and potential appeals. Along the way, our live chat wrestles with fairness—some calling for the book, others warning against guideline overreach—reminding us that justice has to make sense both in law and to people.

By the end, you’ll understand the moving parts: offense levels, grouping, enhancements, victim impact, and the practical reasons a judge might go high, low, or split the difference. We’re also going live Friday to watch the decision unfold together. If you value clear, candid analysis of high-profile cases, follow the show, share this episode with a friend, and drop your prediction for the final number in the comments.

Chapters

• 0:00 Cold Open, Disclaimers, Roll Call
• 3:20 Prosecutors Seek 11 Years
• 5:00 Sentencing Letter: Guidelines & Cross-Reference
• 7:10 Probation vs Prosecution: Range Gap
• 10:45 Enhancements: Vulnerable Victims, Obstruction, Leadership
• 15:30 Community Reactions: What’s A Fair Number
• 18:50 Victim Letters and Media Reports
• 23:20 Judge’s Discretion and Likely Outcomes
• 27:30 Off-Track Banter: Chat Chaos & Dating
• 33:40 Re-focus: What Will The Judge Do
• 36:30 Live Friday Announcement & Wrap

Transcript

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Wait. It's the flow show no filter. Good morning, Laura. What's up? Got a lot to talk about today. Crazy ass diddy case, the song, and so forth. Good morning, Kathy. But before I get into all that, let me cover my ass, no ditty. The dots, views, and opinions shared on the flow show, no filter, are for educational and entertainment purposes only. I am not a professional. I am just good. Good morning, Elise. Angie, Melissa, coffee game, wake and bait game. Grandma Kathy, what y'all got going on today? The prosecutors. The prosecutors. Please let me know if y'all came for real today. Y'all see the time that the prosecutors are trying to give Diddy. I looked at the thing, it says something like eleven years. Eleven years. So we're gonna talk about that. Lily says, yes, Angie, coffee and doobies. It is. But it didn't make it. Moment of silence. Good morning, Vino, Vino, Vino, Vino. What's going on? Eleven years. This is about to be the sentencing of all sentences. Shit. Nobody knows how much time uh Diddy is about to get, to be honest. I think everybody's just throwing stuff in the dark. But 11 years from this pro from the prosecution. Let's get into this a little bit. So prosecution. They always want you to update, update your uh every day. I swear X has an update like every day. So people have been wondering exactly how much time are the prosecutors looking at for Mr. Mohawk Diddy. Well, we now have an answer. Eleven years. As a matter of fact. We also have a letter from Capricorn Clark, too. Y'all know Capricorn Clark. She said Diddy kidnapped her and made her go to the Cuddy house and all type of other stuff. We're gonna read her letter too. What's up, Porsche? Everybody coming in to the party. So eleven years. One hundred and thirty five months. One hundred and thirty five months. Let's get into some of these details. A hundred and thirty five months. No. This is interesting. Let me pull this up, y'all. Y'all tell me what y'all think about this. This is the sentencing letter from the prosecution. And I am wondering. Says here, the government submits that the guidelines range in two hundred and forty months. Imprisonment, the statutory maximum based on a combined offense level of 42 in a criminal history category L. This calculation is based principally on the cross-reference for offenses involving conduct described in 18. Engaging in or causing another person to engage in sexual acts with another person by threatening or placing the victim in fear, other than by threatening or placing the victim in fear that any person will be subject to death, serious bodily injury or kidnapping, and more. Because the evidence presented at trial, including the support of the offenses of conviction, plainly establishes that the defendant's conduct meets the definition. The court should apply the threats or fear cross-reference. Then they go on to talk about probation. What's up, Portia? What's up, Rachelle? Portia says she missed everybody. We missed you too. Good morning, Shana. Love fingers. Good morning, Melissa. Good morning, everybody. Come on in, come on in, come on in. So then they get to talking about what the probation people said. Probation calculated the applicable guidelines range as 70 to 87 months imprisonment. Based on an offense level of 27 in a criminal history category of I. In reaching this calculation, probation declined to apply the threats or fear cross-reference. As described in a more detail below, the government submits that the law and effects call for application of the threats or fear cross-reference. However, even if the court follows probation's recommendation and does not apply to cross-reference, two additional enhancements apply beyond those included by probation. There are the vulnerable victims enhancement and the obstruction of justice enhancement. Applying these enhancements to the range as calculated will result in guideline range of 108 to 135 months in prison. The fucking prosecution is going hard. Prosecution is going hard. They want some time, y'all. I don't know if y'all paying attention, but this prosecution is trying to break this shit down. Eleven years considering what they were asking for before is a lot. Let me know in the chat. Y'all think the prosecution bringing it now, or y'all say or y'all saying fuck the prosecution. Morning, see Tuck. Let's see, let's see. So let's see. We're gonna go we're gonna look a little bit more into this Diddy. Hundred and thirty-five months they came up with. Alright, so here goes some of their reasoning, y'all. The reasoning for the seasoning. They try to hey look, they trying to season Diddy up and cook him good. So let me give you the reason. The reasoning for the seasoning. I didn't know the prosecution was going for uh 11 years. I thought they would early on, they were talking about like four or five years. And then once Comey got fired, it's like they started getting more aggressive. I don't know what do y'all think about that. Give me y'all's thoughts. Give me y'all thoughts. Okay, let's get into some of what these reasons are. His denial of guilt, like we talked about, they they definitely feel like he is not taking, and when I say he, I'm talking about Mohawk Diddy is not taking um accountability for his actions. Lily says, Flo, I will take the 11 years and then some Lily, Lily, Lily, Lily. Hey, what's up, Tahara? Tahera says, because he keeps playing in people's face. I hear that a lot. All right, so let's let's see what they're talking about. Uh so like we said, uh the court doesn't like the fact that Diddy is not taking any accountability. He's denied guilt and everything else. But they they that's another reason why they don't see uh him as being someone you should be leaning on. So it goes on to say, for the reasons discussed below, the court should adopt the government's guidelines calculation and reject the defendants' invitations to ignore the law and facts in arriving at this calculation. The government's guidelines calculations. Um let's go, let's go, let's go. So, because there are two counts with two separate victims, there are two groups: one for Ventura and one for Jane. The threats or fear cross-reference applies to each group. The base offense level is 30 for each group. Because a victim sustain bodily injury, two levels are added to each group. So what they're doing are explaining all of the enhancements of why it's not just the basic man act, why there are enhancements and why people are looking for a lot more years. Because the defendant knew or should have known that a victim of the offense was a vulnerable victim, two levels are added to each group. They're enhancing the shit out of Diddy's uh they're enhancing the shit out of Diddy's uh crimes, y'all. I know y'all, I'm I'm sure a lot of y'all are happy about this. Uh, because the defendant was an organizer or leader, and the criminal activity involved five or more criminal participants or was otherwise extensive, four levels are added to each group. Also, because the defendant willfully obstructed or impeded, or attempted to obstruct or impede the administration of justice with respect to the investigation and prosecution of counts three and five, and the obstruction conductive related to those counts and relative conduct, two levels are added to each group. In calculating the combined offense level of Cassie and James group, each have the highest offense level, which the which is the offense level 40, and represents one unit. There are a total of two units and two levels. So basically, like we talked about, with all the violence, with all the obstruction of justice, they are trying to cook Diddy's ass. Y'all hear that? They're not playing. What you say, grandma? Grandma has a question for the chat. She said, since he was not charged with DV or prostitution, and the judge saw all this during trial, can the judge still add on more time since the judge knows about them? Where my legal beagles at? Can y'all answer, Grandma Kathy? Somebody said somebody said this is major prosecutor, prosecutorial misconduct, and we are watching. Yeah, definitely can. But eleven years. Eleven years. Would you be happy with eleven years? Put one in the chat if you would be happy with eleven years. One in the chat if you would be happy with eleven years. Two in the chat if you would be you wouldn't be happy with eleven years. Cathy, sorry. Not a day less than eleven. Thank you to Terra. Terra said she won't be happy at one. Monique won't be happy at eleven years. So for the most part, people wouldn't be too mad at eleven years. Denise says judge can consider all evidence produced during trial, which is why prosecution recommending enhancements based on violence. A lot of enhancements, too. These charges. Diddy Diddy's team is recommending what fourteen months? Diddy's team Diddy's legal team is re is is recommending fourteen months, while the prosecution is is recommending a hundred and thirty-five months. That's a big difference. Time served. Time serve or bring the house down. Cassie asked the judge to weigh her suffering when he weighs Diddy's time. So this is an article from the New York Times, y'all. Cassie asked the judge to weigh her suffering when sentencing Sean Combs. Mr. Combs, who was convicted of transportation to engage in prostitution, is said to be sentenced this Friday. Cassie, Sean Combs' former girlfriend and star witness at the federal trial, asked the judge in the case to consider the many lives that Sean Combs has upended with his abuse and control and deciding to uh and deciding the music mogul's sentence for prostitution-related convictions. So Cassie has sent her letter into the judge and say, throw the book at this guy, basically. Basically, Cassie is letting the judge know go ahead and throw the book at Diddy. Don't get caught up in all this. He was a good man, Mass. Ms. Mentor, the singer known as Cassie, was one of seven people whose letters about Mr. Combs were part of a legal filing by prosecutors submitted to the court early Tuesday, which asked Judge Aaron Sabermanian to sentence Mr. Combs to 11 years and three months. Hey, it's a battle going on. It's a battle between some people that feel like Diddy ain't gonna get no time, or they ain't trying to give him no time, and then you got people trying to give them 20 years, 11 years, 15 years. This is gonna be one of the most interesting sentencing we've had in a long time. I'm thinking, I see somebody ask the question, what I think he will get. But if I was to put my money on it, I'm thinking I'm thinking like seven years. Five to eight years. Can I say that? Five to eight years, that's just what I feel like. I don't know. Tomb getting cussed out in the chat. I know that tomb is getting cussed out in the chat. Somebody told Tomb to go back to grind. Prosecutors pushing Sean Diddy Combs to spend at least 11 years in prison, as reported by the New York Post. See what they got to say about it. Sometimes the New York Post have a decent article. Prosecutors urge a New York federal judge on Tuesday to lock Sean Diddy Combs up for at least 11 years when he sentenced on prostitution-related charges later this week, arguing hip-hop mogul has left victims in fear. The disgraced music mogul, age 55, is due to be sentenced on Friday after he was convicted of setting up baby oil-fueled sex romps with escorts who traveled across state lines. Following a salacious sex crime trial is summer. Prosecutors wrote in a pre-sentitizing recommendation filed shortly after midnight. This shit's heating up. This is heating up, y'all. Let's read a little more. Let's read it. Prosecutors wrote, he's not the victim. And this was in a filing which included letters from accusers describing how his violence has impacted their lives. Prosecutors called Combs unrepentant and urged that his sentence reflect the decades of unchecked violence and decades of psychological, emotional, and physical damage he has inflicted. And that's when they go on to say he is not a victim. The court should focus on the very real effects that the defendant's conduct had on the lives of the actual victims. So basically, what they're saying is the court should focus on the actual effect that Diddy had on the victims. And they believe that will give the uh time a sufficient amount of time that everybody looking for. Oh, we got a we got a full. Hey, look, there's some smoke in the chat, y'all. Shit. Y'all been in the chat going at it. If you scared, don't come in the chat. It's getting hot in that chat. I must stay. I must stay out of that chat. I'm out of the chat. I'm out. So we're only a few days away. Eleven years in prison. One year basically, they saying fourteen months. I don't know. They're talking about Diddy's victims are living in fear. As prosecutors brand rap mogul a minute. Prosecutors have urged a judge to send rap mogul Sean Diddy Combs to prison for more than eleven years. In New York, federal court Tuesday, they cited one of the women who accused the musician of prostitution-related charges, who said she lives in fear of his release from detention. So this chick says she's scared. Her life is in danger if Diddy is on the loose, according to her. They say he engaged in violence and put others in fear as well. Defendants in similar cases have received sentences of over ten years, which is why they requesting at least eleven years and three months. The prosecutors filed their sentencing recommendations shortly after midnight. It included letters from some of Combs' accusers, which described how his violence and demands had impacted their lives. They called Combs unrepentant and said he had conceded his acts of violence and abuse throughout his trial, but incredibly, he now argues that the victims should shoulder the blame. So Diddy feels like the victim should be should shoulder some of the blame for what they went through. He changing up his tone a little bit. Check out Tomb in this chat. They're cooking the hell out of tomb. Some of us don't know about this chat. This chat will chew you up, spit you out, and then go cuss out somebody that looked just like you. Well how y'all get in tune. Tom's having a problem. So all right, while Tom is getting pride in the chat, let's continue. 11 years. I think Diddy will go off and be pissed if he gets 11 years. I'm gonna be honest with y'all. 11 years, I don't think Diddy ready for 11 years. I don't think Diddy ready for 11 years, y'all. I think if he gets 11 years, I think Diddy's gonna fire his whole uh legal team. That's what I feel. Let's see. Everybody talking about these 11 years though. Let's think. Eleven years, one more year than what he got shine. You remember Stein when he was young took took the uh took the blame for the shooting with took place with J Lo and Diddy. He got 10 years. Wouldn't it be crazy if the judge gave him 10 years plus one? Angie says poor tomb didn't get raptured. Tomb is getting destroyed. Tom, let's see. All right, so let's get it back into this now. Eleven years. This judge has a big freaking decision. You got one end of it, did he's end, wanting basically time served fourteen months, literally nothing. Um and then you got a whole nother side of it where the prosecution is talking about eleven years. The probation people are talking about what 70, 80 months. It almost seems like whatever way that whichever way the judge goes, it's gonna be some salty motherfuckers. Because we are on total opposite ends of the spectrum when it comes to this. Sentison the diddler. Sentison the diddler. RX says credito sounds like some new shit at Taco Bell. I don't know what y'all talking about, but uh y'all are getting wild in the chat. On a Tuesday, I forgot today is Taco Tuesday. Come on, y'all. Hey, I want some tacos today. Hey, where my tacos at, y'all? My super chats, super stickers. Go to Torch Taco Tuesday today. As of right now, um I can't have no tacos, but I'm sure, I'm sure my people ain't gonna let me down. On Taco Tuesday. Tune it, tune, tune it here again, pri. Let's see what we got in the chat. Did I miss any? I might have missed uh eleven years. As a whole, people wouldn't be mad at eleven years. People wouldn't be mad at eleven years as a whole. People wouldn't be mad as a whole. Even those people that want twenty years. There's people that want fifteen years, but the people ain't gonna be mad at eleven years. I think the judge. 11 years of eating maggots sandwiches. Somebody said Angie says, I gotta go to a meeting right now. Y'all keep going in on tune for me. Thank you. Well, y'all heard the instructions. Man, I'm so happy that my motion worked yesterday, y'all. I'm so happy my motion worked yesterday with the attorney, and they took my warrant off, and everything's all good now. Speaking of courts and shit, I just had to bring that back up. That was a good ass day. Lady tell my should just turn myself in at 6 a.m. Hell no. That sounds like a terrible plan. Hey ladies, y'all ever go out? Y'all ever go out? Ladies, y'all ever go out and catch any but any of the workers flirting with y'all man? If y'all do, how y'all handle that? It happens a lot. I was just wondering how women handle that. Well, women play with your man when you out with them. Man, what if they said time, sir? What if they say time, sir? What was what would y'all say? Damn. I should have knew y'all was gonna come in with the heat. Oh, grandma Kathy. What hey, grandma Kathy said, Grandma Kathy said a woman with a man is a woman with Tylenol in her purse. Grandma Kathy, now you ain't right. Are you trying to say that all men are headaches? And then here you go, you got Melissa. If my man can be swayed like that, you can have him. Y'all, why y'all gotta be so damn mean? Melody said she doesn't have to do anything really. Her man lets them know what time it is. Okay, okay. So I think you got a good one. Somebody said they would be sick if Diddy asked for time served. I mean, if they gave Diddy time serve. I believe a lot of people be sick with you. See, Chuck said y'all ain't y'all ain't gotta be like that. That don't apply to us all. Uh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Grandma Catty said finding a diamond is hard nowadays. Y'all think date, y'all think dating is hard nowadays? Is dating harder these days? Cause judging from this chat, dating seemed like it's kind of hard. C Tuck said, we all can't we we all can't be put in a category like that. Tell them, C Tuck. Y'all ain't gotta be like that. That don't apply to us all. Grandma Kathy said C Tuck a headache. Hey Grandma Kathy, you said C Tuck. She said me and C Tuck are headaches. Dang, that's five. Denise said, Yes, man in New York don't know how to date. So, men in New York, what are y'all doing out there? Y'all got women on here talking about y'all guys in New York don't know how to date. What's wrong with y'all? Y'all be walking too damn fast. Slow down. See, man in New York, y'all just walk too fast. Slow the fuck down sometimes. And pay attention to y'all women. See, text that exactly the ones y'all need asking for. It's showing y'all the red flags up front. It's up to the individual to see them and turn the other way. See? Don't be saying we I know I'm just messing with you, Grandma Kathy. Kathy, I know what you meant. I'm just I'm just playing with you, Grandma Kathy. I know you, I know when you said we were diamonds. I just was trying to take it the wrong way on purpose. I just had to take it the wrong way on purpose, Grandma Kathy. Just kind of living it up today's show. By just starting a little drama, a little forced drama, like a uh like how the reality shows do. I figure I'd perk it up a little bit. By just love you too, Grandma Kathy. You know, we got sometime we gotta jazz up the show a little bit. We gotta start a little fake controversy. It's all good. Tom held us down for a second. Y'all, y'all whooping Tomb's ass took about a good a nice 15-20 minutes um of good uh content time on the show. But grandma Cathy said the rest of y'all are headaches, except for me and C Tuck. Only one, only guys that's not headaches that that uh that you need an aspirin for. The only ones you don't need one for is me and C Tuck, according to Grandma Kathy. We the diamonds out here, y'all. Uh Tug said there are men out here like me, and like me and C Tuck. I don't know, maybe they are, who really appreciate uh when as a man what you're supposed to do. Andre and Tom are aspirins and Tylenols. So we said, so Tomb and Andre, Tomb and Andre are aspirins and Tylenols. Like grandma Kathy said. All right, you aspirins and Tylenols. What the hell you gotta say now? All right, we all off fucking track now, y'all. We way off track. Hold on, y'all. We done got way off track. Let me just let's let me let's reel this thing back in a little bit. Let's let's reel this thing back in a little bit. Shit. I be broken. I be profin. Some hey Lily said, y'all. I be profin. Um Andre and Tom. Let's see, let's let's let's get C Tuck said y'all gotta start betting these men. Y'all gotta start C Tuck said y'all not betting these men. What are we talking about, y'all? We're glad for it. We are glad for it, C tuck. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Andre's over here. Hey, look. Hey, Andre over here just a hootin' and hollering. What you talking about, Andre? Somebody get Andre. He just over here just a hootin' and just a just a hootin' and hollering. I don't know what you talking about, Andre. Hold on. C Tuck ain't a predator. Hold on. Somebody got C Tuck. C Tuck ain't a predator. Somebody, somebody, uh, y'all got the wrong person. Not C Tuck. You talking about uh Angie, Nazi Tuck. Andre and um Toom. Andre and Toomb, Nasi Tuck. Andre over here hooting and hollering. So Diddy, eleven years according to the prosecution. Diddy Fourteen months according to what the defense is asking for. But the question we all want to know is what is the judge gonna say? What is the judge gonna say? I don't freaking know. It's all good. Grandma Kathy, I mean, uh, Angie just made a mistake. I knew I knew she had the wrong name. It's all good. No biggie. But yeah, y'all. This is I don't know if we've ever had a sentencing with this much discrepancy between the prosecution and the defense. Man, if Diddy get 11 years, Diddy gonna be pissed. Telling y'all that now. If Diddy get 11 years, Diddy gonna be pissed off. And he ain't getting no part. We know that. He ain't getting no part. So we looking at this at this uh they turned in a hundred and sixty-four page filing to explain how they got to this eleven years and three months. They serious. T had a letter from Deontay Nash who said Diddy put his hand and feet all upside his forehead. Uh also had a letter from Capricorn Clark, who basically told that she didn't feel like she got any justice. But she definitely told about the dumb shit Diddy did to her. This is a fight. This is like a heavyweight fight. Yeah, I'll do a live on Friday. I do a live on Friday. Yep, I'll go live on Friday. Put a one in the chat if you want me to go live Friday. Put a one in the chat if you want me to go live Friday. Let me see what the fuck we got going on here. Let me check my schedule since I ain't gotta turn myself in. We was about to ride that dumb. We was about to ride that dumb. Y'all want to do a live on Friday? Oh, it's payday too. So we're gonna do a live and we're gonna do payday all together. So, okay, we do a live on Friday. So, special announcement, y'all. Live on Friday. The flow community just said we doing, we're doing a live on Friday. That's to celebrate and tune into the sentences and to celebrate uh me not having to turn myself in. Sheesh. All good, Lily. Tomb says time, sir. Tomb or mofa. And she said, Tomb is the reason Power Rangers had to shout out all of their colors. Because people like to she she basically said people like Tomb didn't know their colors when Power Rangers was out, so they should say red, green, blue. So people like Tomb would know what color they were Tatum is cracking up. Tatum, what you laughing at? Maybe Max, something miss. I'm on the East Coast, so it isn't a three hour difference, right? Where we at with it? They're talking about non-disclosure agreements. This this this this this this this uh this chat that went left. Tom tomb. Why would you, why would you, why would you? So let's get back to closing this thing out with Diddy and all this damn time. So Diddy, eleven years. If Diddy get 11 years, he gonna be passing so many sticky notes around that courtroom. You know how many sticky notes he gonna pass around that courtroom? If they give Diddy 11 years Look at this, y'all. See what we got. Let's go to the comments. What we got in here? The system is corrupt because of people like Toom. Toom says people like him are happy to see Diddy win because the justice system is corrupt, and we love to see this happening right now. According to Toom, that's what people like him are. Enoch says, I agree with Melissa. C Tuck said he already got them rolled out wrote so he can pass them around faster. Yeah, he are you say he already got the sticky notes rolled out. Sticky note did he will be back in the building if he gets 11 years. Sticky notes for everybody. Grandma Kathy said he needs a black market for his hair. You know what we talk about? The Tyler Perry, the Tyler Perry hair dye. Tatum says she don't think Diddy's gonna make it if they give him some real time. What y'all think? Y'all think Diddy can handle real time? Diddy getting real time. I don't know if the world is ready for that. I don't know if Diddy is ready for that. I don't even think Mohawk Diddy can handle that. Melissa said, no, he won't make it. Sahara said, hell no. C Tuck said he's gonna slap a note on the judge back. Can Diddy handle real time? Will we find out? Will the judge cook his ass, fry his ass, souffle, sizzle, flame broil? What will the judge do? That is what we all tuning in to see. Is he gonna throw the book at Diddy? Will he not? What you think, Big R we should have a man? We should we should do a uh one of those boards like they do for the uh like what they do for the um the um like the playoffs when they have those boards when they pick the scores. We should do a board for how much time did he gonna get and see who wins. We need to do a board, how many years for everybody in the chat? Everybody gotta pick a year amount. We need to do that. We need to do that, y'all. Let's make up a board and see how many years you're gonna get. I mean, what you think? Ten plus please, ten to fifteen years. He can't handle real time because there's men in prison that won't. Yes, yes, yes. Ten in prison. I'll take five years with time, sir, or 20 years. Tasha made it to the live chat. Hey, what's up, Tasha? Tasha said she said, I actually made it to the live chat. Your show for a long time, but I always get the rewatches. Hey, Flo at work, water in the country club. It's nice to see you live today. Nice to see you too, Sasha. I'm glad you joined us here for your live chat. We've just been doing a bunch of nothing, having fun, talking a lot of crap. You are definitely in the right place at the right time. The flow show no filter 24 7 on Apple and Spotify. But Monday through Friday, 8 30 a.m. Join me live in the chat. Let always talk. Talking crap. The funnest chat online is the flow show, no filter chat. Tasta said she must be in the right place. You are for sure in the right place. You over here with Tomb in them. Tomb in the wrong place. He's still here. Coffee. Oh, I need my coffee. I forgot I was supposed to have coffee today. Alright, next time I gotta have my coffee. I knew I was missing something. Coffee, coffee, coffee. My uh house blend, two shots of chocolate, two shots of hazelnut, and two shots of sweet vanilla. That's my shit. Yeah, I know. I messed up today. I already messed up my everyday coffee thing in the in the second day. Damn. Well, y'all, let's get the IMAS in the chat. We'll be back tomorrow. I'll have my coffee tomorrow. Uh happy taco Tuesday. Uh I won't be having no tacos this Tuesday, y'all. I didn't get no taco money. I'm losing weight. Let's get the I'm mouth in the chat. Oh, oh, oh, Tasha said you you know you literally watch it all the time. The replay. I'm glad you watched the replay. Watch me on replay. If you're part of the replay gang, put replay gang in the comments. You watching this on replay? I like to see the replay gang in the comments. T Tux says, I'm out. Thank you, Tasha. I'm glad you popped in on us. Everybody, where we at? Where we at? Where we at? Lily says, have a great Tuesday, everyone. See y'all Friday. Grandma Kathy says, I am out. Off to the pool. Love you all. Have a great. Have a great weekend. Oh, yeah, because Seg is about to be gone. Andre said he's been baptized. Sydney says, I am out. Yeah, I know. Once you're a coffee drinker, you don't forget because you need to survive. You know, you needed to survive life. I know. That's why I'm trying to get to that. I want to be a coffee drinker that needs coffee to survive. Everyone have a great day. Angie says, I love you all except Andre and Toom. I love you all except Andre and Tomb, but I am out. Melissa says, have a great taco Tuesday flow show, fam, and wake in Bay crew. Love you, love y'all, but I am out. And we're gonna leave it right there. Much love to everybody. I love y'all, but I am out.