Aug 7, 2026 · 57 min · 14 segments
This episode kicks off with a little World Cup banter before we briefly discuss the direction of Afrobeats, sparked by a song from Ef Moon. We also recap the previous episode before diving into the…
But yeah, it's going to be a great weekend, but I want us to talk about something.
Yeah.
So obviously in the last episode, we talked a lot about tipping, so I wanted to tell you something, [chuckles] something that happened in Montreal last week.
So you know, you know when we record and, like, we talk about something, and you-- God will just put you in a situation where you are just like, "I can bring what we talked about to reality, and I will take that chance." That weekend in Montreal was when I realized that I have a talent of rage baiting people.
I didn't know before.
I'm a master rage baiter.
So tell me why is at Sweet and Reckless and the party is done.
So somebody bought a bottle and did not pay.
They now came to meet me, say, "Oh, person no pay." I said, "Wetin concern me? Like na me buy the bo- why did your waiter not, um, what is it called, like, hold the person before the person left?"
Yeah.
They say, "Oh, no, I have to pay, I have to pay." I said, "No, you have to pay."
Pay for a bottle that you did not buy.
I just said, because, long story short, I would, I would get the money back eventually, but I was just like, "Okay, let me just pay." So let's say the bottle is $300.
I put my card inside, $300.
I see 370 something.
I say-
Azal
... oh, three, I-- it was almost close to 400.
Oh, they, they put gratuity.
No be gratuity.
This one na tip.
Because gratuity is like if it's like a table.
Yeah, yeah.
This one is just me buying a bottle.
But yeah, it's going to be a great weekend, but I want us to talk about something.
Yeah.
So obviously in the last episode, we talked a lot about tipping, so I wanted to tell you something, [chuckles] something that happened in Montreal last week.
So you know, you know when we record and, like, we talk about something, and you-- God will just put you in a situation where you are just like, "I can bring what we talked about to reality, and I will take that chance." That weekend in Montreal was when I realized that I have a talent of rage baiting people.
I didn't know before.
I'm a master rage baiter.
So tell me why is at Sweet and Reckless and the party is done.
So somebody bought a bottle and did not pay.
They now came to meet me, say, "Oh, person no pay." I said, "Wetin concern me? Like na me buy the bo- why did your waiter not, um, what is it called, like, hold the person before the person left?"
Yeah.
They say, "Oh, no, I have to pay, I have to pay." I said, "No, you have to pay."
Pay for a bottle that you did not buy.
I just said, because, long story short, I would, I would get the money back eventually, but I was just like, "Okay, let me just pay." So let's say the bottle is $300.
I put my card inside, $300.
I see 370 something.
I say-
Azal
... oh, three, I-- it was almost close to 400.
Oh, they, they put gratuity.
No be gratuity.
This one na tip.
Because gratuity is like if it's like a table.
Yeah, yeah.
This one is just me buying a bottle.
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