Edwin Mutwiri shame on you!

So he calls me, and he's like, "Oh, hi.

We'd like you to come on and join, um, be a part of a trio in an already existing podcast." I'm not gonna say which, but if you get the gist, you've got it.

I don't give a shit.

[chuckles] So on that first day when we have a meeting, he calls me for a meeting.

I go, and I meet the two other co-hosts who are gonna be on the show, who are already existing in the show, by the way.

They had a third co-host, but then they had to let her go.

Apparently, he said logistics, blah, blah, blah, blahdy, blah.

Whatever.

Anyway, so we have a conversation, and the whole time I'm just listening to them go on and go on and go on and, well, exchanging ideas and stuff, you know.

But, um, I don't know if the-- They kept asking me if, like, I'm, I- I'm open to, like, speaking out my mind.

But then now, I've always spoken out my mind.

You guys know that.

Like, I always speak out my mind.

I didn't know that in speaking out my mind, he meant ati can I be vulgar online? Like, can I...

Actually, let me just continue, and then you're gonna catch the gist of the story.

So said Edwin calls me.

He's like, "Yeah, pull up." I go.

I meet them.

They talk.

And then after me, I'm done, I'm like, "Um, I'm gonna leave you guys to continue with your meeting," 'cause it was a housekeeping meeting.

Remember, they already had a preexisting podcast before I was invited on.

So yeah, actually, when I met the two co-hosts, I had-- They were lovely, actually.

Like, I didn't have any problem with anyone on that day.

And I went home hopeful, and so they sent me...

And I was like, "Oh yeah, then if I'm gonna be joining your podcast, then you should probably send me a contract so I can go through it." And when they finally sent me a contract, I went through it with my lawyer eyes.