Five Dollars and a Dress

I just feel like a lot of women have audacity because they'll be over here talking about, you know, "That man's a brokie." Baby, you a brokie.

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Like, if all you have to offer is your body, you broke too.

Oh.

And I feel like we live in this prostitution era where I will give you my body because you took me to dinner, and I just don't subscribe to that whatsoever.

Mm.

But also, I do think that if that's gonna be what you're about ... 'Cause get how you live it.

I'm not here to wrong anybody.

If that's what you wanna do, do you, boo.

Mm.

But I will say what's important for me, for the little girls that are looking up to the women that have the Chanel bags and the Bentley trucks-

Oh

... and, you know, the Louis Vuitton, and I have a lot of these things.

However, I have businesses, whereas a lot of these other women are laying on their backs.

So I just think it's important for them to stop misleading young girls and making them think that this is what I should be shooting for when, baby girl, you don't want nothing to do with this.

It's a lot of sweat you don't want.

Ooh, Andy, who was that?

Sara Fontano.

Sara Fontano? Wow.

She said we're living in a prostitution era? The era of pros- What it...

I, the, well, okay, so I'm not confused.

I said that 20 years ago, but I think she's talking about transactionalism.

She was talking about certain women, but I think let's just keep it bi-directional.

I think men prostitute themselves too in this process.

Here we go.