🎙️Nalee's Hypothetical Hotline - Episode 14 - The Last Spot (AUDIO ONLY)🎙️

This week on Nalee's Hypothetical Hotline 📞, we're diving into a question that sounds simple… until your future is on the line:

Would you choose yourself if it meant someone else loses everything?

Two people. One opportunity. Same effort. Same finish line. But right before the race ends, you discover something they don't know—something that gives you a massive advantage. It's not illegal. It's not technically cheating. But using it almost guarantees that you'll win.

And if you win… they lose.

This episode explores ambition, morality, competition, and the uncomfortable reality that sometimes life doesn't hand out equal playing fields. We debate whether taking the upper hand is just being smart—or if it's crossing a line.

Anthony says fairness matters. ⚖️
Nalee says if Jesus opened the door, she's walking through it. 🙏💅

Along the way, things spiral into childhood confessions, questionable spelling-test ethics, lottery fantasies, karma, and the revelation that apparently Nalee has been carrying around fifth-grade guilt for decades.

Because what starts as a discussion about competition quickly turns into a conversation about character.

And maybe that's the real question:

Not "Can you live with winning?"
But "Can you live with how you won?"

Takeaways we're morally conflicted about:

• ⚖️ Fairness and success don't always go hand in hand
• 🧠 The way you win matters just as much as the win itself
• 🤝 Friendship can change the ethics of competition
• 💸 Looking out for yourself and looking out for others aren't always opposites
• 😈 Sometimes the angel and the devil are hosting the same podcast

It's chaotic. It's surprisingly philosophical. And it somehow includes a confession about cheating on a fifth-grade spelling test and a debate about whether Jesus approves of lottery numbers.

Welcome back to the Hotline 📞—where the hypotheticals get messy, the tangents get ridiculous, and apparently morality is just one side-eye away from becoming negotiable.

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 (Hilarious. Over it. Emotionally unstable. Spicy.)
 It’s not an insult. It’s a hoe-mmunity.

If you can turn a three-word text into a 45-minute psychological breakdown… welcome home.

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Because if we’re overthinking, we’re doing it professionally.

Just when you thought the chaos was over—Anthony and Nalee invite you to keep the tangents going. With a soft outro vibe and one last wink to the listener, this post-roll points you toward the Twin Tangents website and socials for more unfiltered content. Because if you’re still here, you clearly get it… and we love that for you.

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Transcript

NALEE 0:43

Don't say that. Okay. Geez. Not on the pad. Well, anyways, ring ring, motherfucker. Welcome back to Nolly's hypothetical hotline. That did not go as what I planned, but welcome to Nolly's hypothetical hotline. This is I wish. I wish. That's a Eli No, my throat was dried. But anyways, today's scenario is called the Last Spot. Would you

Cold Open And Hotline Welcome

NALEE 1:14

choose yourself if it meant someone else loses everything? Why are you looking like me like that? This is a different scenario. Oh, I don't know. But anyways, you and someone else have spent years chasing the same opportunity, same goal, same effort, same finish line. Somewhere along the way, it became clear only one of you is going to get it. At first, the competition feels fair. You share advices, joke about the outcome, and pretend the growing tension isn't there. Then you learn

The Last Spot Moral Setup

NALEE 1:45

something they don't. A piece of insider information, not cheating, not illegal, just knowledge that gives you a m massive advantage. If you use it, you're almost guaranteed to win. If you tell them, the race becomes fair again, but you might actually lose. And this isn't just some trophy or a title. This opportunity could be complete. Oops. This opportunity could completely change your future. I have to fuck up once every fucking episode, I swear. Financially, professionally, and personally. The closer the deadline gets, I don't know why I sound ill today, but you know what? Just go through it. The harder it is to tell whether you're protecting your future or justifying your selfishness. Because deep down you know the truth. If you win, they lose. And if you make things fear, you might be the one who loses everything. So the central question to my situation here is would you choose yourself if it meant someone else loses everything? Thoughts, questions, concerns?

ANTHONY 2:48

Yeah, my question, thought, and concern about your scenario is it's so vague.

NALEE 2:55

Is it?

ANTHONY 2:56

I feel like it is.

NALEE 2:58

I feel like it's pretty detailed oriented.

ANTHONY 3:01

Like what opportunity are we chasing here? Because that does, for me, that is gonna make a difference.

NALEE 3:07

It could be like career-wise, financially, professionally, personally, just everything in general, like just kind of broad. We don't have a specific scenario because it could be, it could apply

Is Using It Cheating Or Not

NALEE 3:20

to every anything. So let's say it is for a job, or I don't know, for a house, or it's just somebody you've been in competition with for a long time, and then you realize that you have the upper hand. Would you take advantage of that upper hand or would you feel bad and be like, okay, this ain't fair? You just gotta take it out face value, boo. Don't think too much into it.

ANTHONY 3:41

Or know how to not think. We've had this conversation.

NALEE 3:44

I wish I had. I don't know how to think.

ANTHONY 3:47

You do too. So, what was your question again? Your your central question.

NALEE 3:52

So, would you choose yourself if it meant somebody else loses everything?

ANTHONY 3:56

Like loses their house, their kids, their spouse, they're gonna end up on the streets doing drugs.

NALEE 4:00

Yeah. Everything. Financially, personally, professionally, everything.

ANTHONY 4:05

I don't know the answer to that because like if I if I don't choose myself and I allow them to win, am I losing everything? Am I going to end up or am I gonna cast it?

NALEE 4:19

Everything. You get everything.

ANTHONY 4:20

No, I mean if I don't choose it, if I don't take that opportunity and I let them take that opportunity.

NALEE 4:26

Yeah, there's so that part, that portion of your question is that you may have the opportunity to lose everything that you have to. So you might lose if the race becomes fair.

ANTHONY 4:37

Might lose.

NALEE 4:37

Yeah. And knowing our luck, we're gonna lose. Knowing you and I as luck, we're gonna lose.

ANTHONY 4:42

No, no. Remember 2026. I'll just be turning around, boo.

NALEE 4:46

You're right.

ANTHONY 4:46

Actually, you're I think if there is I think if it comes down to if I win and they lose, and they lose everything, meaning they lose their house, their kids, their spouse, end up on the street doing drugs, whatever, then yes, I would forego and I would allow them to win.

NALEE 5:07

Wow. You so nice, you're so kind, you're so beautiful.

ANTHONY 5:12

But at the same time, because there's only a chance that if I don't God, am I drunk? I'm like spinning.

NALEE 5:18

Choose your Possibly. You're the one who's over there.

ANTHONY 5:23

I wish. No. You know what? For this, okay. I'm I'm just going back over a piece of insider information. I'm just gonna make things fair. I'm not gonna use any advantages to get ahead.

NALEE 5:36

Okay.

ANTHONY 5:36

If I if I lose, I lose. I think you were right. I think I was overthinking it. I think I was I think I was thinking of this scenario in a different direction. Only one of us is going to win competition. Then you learn something that they don't. I'm not gonna use anything unfair to advance beyond somebody else.

NALEE 5:59

Okay. Interesting.

ANTHONY 6:00

So answer your question. Would you choose yourself if it meant someone else loses everything? In this specific scenario, no, because that's cheating. That's basically cheating. That's like saying, oh, I found a copy of the test, and I'm gonna study from that so that I can get a better grade than everybody in the class. So no, I wouldn't cheat. I wouldn't cheat to advance myself.

NALEE 6:22

You're just so smart. You're just so kind and you're just so kind. Because bitch, I'm telling you right now, I'm telling you right now, hell yeah, I would take the fucking advantage. Hell yeah. Hell yeah, would if I saw the winning lottery tickets, hell yeah, you know my bitch ass will be at the fucking thing, be like, ooh, I got the winning numbers in my hand. Yes, bitch. You know, so what? You look out for yourself, you look out for yourself.

ANTHONY 6:50

It it is one of those things that you look out by your look out for yourself, but it's also

Fairness Versus Self Preservation

ANTHONY 6:54

one of those things I feel like depending on the situation.

NALEE 6:57

I'll sleep fine. I'll live. I can live with it. I'll sleep fine.

ANTHONY 7:01

I'll stroke my money.

NALEE 7:02

Yeah, exactly.

ANTHONY 7:03

I'll sleep on a pillow made of hundreds.

NALEE 7:05

Exactly.

ANTHONY 7:06

Crumbled up hundreds.

NALEE 7:08

Exactly. Why wouldn't you? I think I would like to be like, oh, I would like to be kind and beautiful and smart like you, but I I can't. If I have the opportunity to take the upper hand, bitch, you know. You know I would do it. You know? Why wouldn't you? That's the thing, is why wouldn't you?

ANTHONY 7:24

Because it's an unfair advantage. And I believe in making things fair and that things should be based on an equal playing field.

NALEE 7:34

Well, you go to eat your dirt over there while making my fill of yon over here. Yeah, I don't know. For me, it's really black and white. Like, I get it. But through these struggles, being out in these streets, it don't turn me co. I'ma do for me. I'ma look out for me.

ANTHONY 7:51

Well, you always should look out for yourself. I'm not d I'm not negating that by any means. I do, I do think, and we've had this conversation. That's what my grand, you know, my grandma always said, You gotta look out for yourself. You can only count on yourself. And that's true. But like, okay, for the purpose of this scenario, you had said, because I asked you in the beginning, and you were like, for like this is like think of it professionally, right? Yeah. So if I know something, so you and I are going up for the same job, we've been competing at this, and I learn something on the back end of it. If this job, regardless, let's let's just say it pays $150,000 a year salary, right? And I learn something on the back end, that's unfair for me to use that to my advantage to beat you. And if it's a job that I'm going for and it's a job that I want, you know me personally, I'm not gonna go for a job that I don't feel I'm qualified for. So I feel like my qualifications alone, like they should want to hire me for my qualifications alone, not because I have this unfair advantage over you. If that makes sense. I see point. Looking at it professionally, like I see your point.

NALEE 9:01

I see what you're stepping in. Still gonna take the higher advantage.

ANTHONY 9:07

You're still gonna take the low road.

NALEE 9:08

Still gonna take the low road. Because at this point, it's in God's hand. He done gave me the slight advantage for a reason. Jesus gonna do what is intended. Jesus is gonna do what he intended. Exactly. So that's that's my take on it. And I'm I'm saying that on a real note. I think that if obviously if I had the advantage shoe, I would. And that's just me being honest. I would like to be the beautiful, kind person that you are. Yeah, but I love your honesty. Fuck that. I'ma take it. If it means I'm gonna win the lottery and I can't I'm gonna have to share a little bit of it, done. But okay, but that's that's my answer. And then your answer is just you can't do that, right?

ANTHONY 9:49

I don't think that I could do it.

NALEE 9:50

Okay. Again, you're you're the angel and I'm the devil. So we've made that clear with the decision. Okay, so then moving on to some of the talking points, then, since we've come to that conclusion, you do agree then that this is considered cheating.

ANTHONY 10:04

100%. 100%.

NALEE 10:06

Well, I'm gonna I'm gonna confess one more thing to you. In elementary, I've never told anybody, but in elementary school, probably fourth grade, I saw the answers to the spelling test. You know, damn well I memorized that shit.

ANTHONY 10:21

I don't think that there is anybody out there that can say that they didn't cheat in elementary school at one point.

NALEE 10:26

Really?

ANTHONY 10:27

Yeah.

NALEE 10:27

Oh, I don't know. I felt really guilty. I held on to that for a long time. It feels so good to just kind of release it. I know. It feels so good. But yeah, I cheated.

Confession: The Spelling Test Cheat

ANTHONY 10:39

It wasn't I think it was it was in the What would you have done if you had made it to like a spelling bee?

NALEE 10:45

Did make it to a spelling bee. Actually, if you're not, but this was because I actually did make it into a spelling bee. It's not because I was an idiot or whatever, or I cheated my way through.

ANTHONY 10:53

Who knows? We'll never know now because you cheated on that damn test.

NALEE 10:57

No, no, no, no. This was like this was like way before that already. But because it was in fifth grade. Her name was something Helen. I don't remember her first name. But I was her TA. Was that Megan? Or her teacher is the same. No, it's not Megan. But her name was, yeah, but I know who you're talking about. Well, obviously, we know who you're talking about.

SPEAKER_01 11:15

Obviously, we just put the name together.

NALEE 11:19

Yeah, but then like she, I think it was like after school. I forgot like one of my assignments or whatever because I was gone the day before. And then I went and saw, like, she had the answers to the test on her desk, and I was there to retake the test after work or after school while everybody was gone. And so then I like jotted it down really quickly. And then when I took test, I kind of pretended like I was like taking my time, but I'm like, I already know I spell this shit. I already know this one too. I know this one too. But I mean, there's my uh there's my my criminal history for you guys.

ANTHONY 11:53

Don't worry, we'll we'll get you to open up and admit to some more things.

NALEE 11:58

I mean, I've been doing that for the past couple episodes, so it is what it is. At this point, y'all know everything about it. It's true.

ANTHONY 12:03

It's really just truth telling.

NALEE 12:05

Yeah.

ANTHONY 12:05

At this point.

NALEE 12:06

But yeah, that's how I cheated my way through fourth grade uh or through fifth grade. But I wasn't at a spelling bee. I will you t I will tell you that. I was in a spelling bee, but I think I got too nervous and I spelled the word wrong.

ANTHONY 12:18

Do you remember what the word was?

NALEE 12:19

I don't remember, but it was a really easy word.

ANTHONY 12:22

Well, apparently it wasn't easy if you spelled it wrong.

NALEE 12:24

Probably.

ANTHONY 12:25

It was probably like spell pie.

NALEE 12:27

It was wow. It was probably like it was probably like hippopotamus or something. I don't remember. But there was like a silent H in there, is just what I remembered.

ANTHONY 12:36

There's no silent H in hippopotamus.

NALEE 12:39

I don't know. I'm just telling you that there was a silent H in the word that I was spelling.

ANTHONY 12:43

Oh.

NALEE 12:44

I think.

ANTHONY 12:45

But anyways I get you. The silent H's and silent Ps.

NALEE 12:49

Yeah. Is there a silent P in anything?

ANTHONY 12:52

I feel like there is.

NALEE 12:54

Probably. Phony? I don't know. Okay. Anyways. No. Because pH makes the f sound. We ain't about to look like idiots. Once again, anyways.

ANTHONY 13:08

Wouldn't be the first time, wouldn't be the last.

NALEE 13:10

Yeah, true. Okay. I'm just like rambling on at this point. Cause I probably am high off of something. I don't know. It ain't drugs. It's on something though. But okay. So you would consider that as cheating. I think I would consider that as cheating as well, but you just admitted you're a cheater, see? Yeah.

SPEAKER_01 13:27

Point blank, period.

NALEE 13:29

Exactly. If it's what God intended, it is what it is. I'm a child of God. We're gonna let Jesus take the wheel. We're gonna let Jesus take the wheel.

ANTHONY 13:37

See, that's all the more reason not to cheat. Just let Jesus take the wheel. Put your faith in the Lord Jesus.

NALEE 13:43

Period.

ANTHONY 13:43

And if whatever it's meant to be will be.

NALEE 13:46

Praise Lord. Alright. Next question here then.

ANTHONY 13:49

Where's Sister Mary Clarence?

NALEE 13:51

For Sister Mary Clarence. Does friendship change the ethics of competition?

ANTHONY 13:58

Why would that change the ethics of competition?

NALEE 14:00

For me it would. For me it would. Like if it's just some person I knew that we've been in competition for a while, yeah, bitch, I'm gonna take the upper hand. But if I knew that it was my friend who was in that situation, I don't think I would. So for me, yes, I think it would change the ethics of competition.

ANTHONY 14:16

See, look at you. You're transforming into a good person.

NALEE 14:19

That's because they're my friend. I have loyalty, okay? Loyalty sports that it's loyalty and then it's

When Friendship Changes The Rules

NALEE 14:26

my muddy move. Okay. So just just to let you guys know that. Okay, next question here then. Were the odds ever truly equal to begin with if you had the upper hand?

ANTHONY 14:36

No.

NALEE 14:38

It's like that was a pretty basic estimation.

ANTHONY 14:40

Yeah, it's just like being rigged. Okay. Actually, you know what? Can we let's revisit your first question, your central question.

NALEE 14:47

Okay.

ANTHONY 14:47

Because you just said something about like the friends, like, if it's my friend, no, I won't do it, but anybody else and it's some random person. Okay, so I'm gonna tweak my answer slightly. If it's any other random person, no, I'm not gonna take the upper hand. If it's a random person who is like a fucking steaming goddamn pile of shit, asshole, waste of human being. Yes, I'm gonna take the upper hand. I'm gonna do anything in my power so that they lose anything and everything.

NALEE 15:19

Damn, talk about a 180 turn.

ANTHONY 15:22

But again, that's only if they're a horrible person.

NALEE 15:25

What if you don't know that? What if, like, let's just say, what if like you're like, okay, I'm not gonna take it and then boom.

ANTHONY 15:32

Wait, nope. I'm gonna stop you right there because your scenario says you and someone else have spent years chasing the same opportunity. So uh unless you mean it differently, I'm interpreting that as we know each other, we're both going to the same thing. Unless valid. Unless unless I'm misunderstanding the scenario.

NALEE 15:49

Valid. But what if it is like a person who's yes, you guys know each other, but they've only shown you the good side, and then all of a sudden you said you're not gonna take that advantage, and then you see them beating up an old lady in the streets. What are you gonna do then?

ANTHONY 16:43

Like literally beating up an old lady in the streets?

NALEE 16:46

Yeah.

ANTHONY 16:46

Well, then I probably well, I mean, as bad as that is, it's not like horrible. But I feel like I'm really good at reading people.

NALEE 16:53

That's not horrible. Okay, okay. Okay. Y'all, he just said that beating up an old lady isn't that horrible. That's pretty bad. The fuck?

ANTHONY 17:09

I mean, it could be worse. True.

NALEE 17:12

Okay.

ANTHONY 17:13

It could be worse.

NALEE 17:14

Okay, I'll give you that.

ANTHONY 17:15

Okay.

NALEE 17:16

I'll allow the change in answer. Okay.

ANTHONY 17:19

Okay, thank you.

NALEE 17:20

Okay. Now, would last questionnaire. Would winning feel different if you knew exactly why you won? Like, let's erase the upper hand, let's erase the knowing a little secret. Would you feel validated or would it feel different if you knew exactly why you want? Why? Yeah. Why so?

ANTHONY 17:37

I think I would. Well, again, think looking at this specific scenario, and you know, we were discussing in the beginning, and you're like, okay, just think of this as a job. It's a job opportunity, or professionally. Yeah, I wouldn't mind hearing from the person who's advancing me in the company. Why exactly are you advancing me?

SPEAKER_01 17:58

Okay.

ANTHONY 17:58

Because and I feel this kind of goes back to like when I said, like, I feel

Why Winning Feels Real Or Hollow

ANTHONY 18:03

like I'm good a good judge of character and like reading people. Uh-huh. I feel like I would be able to call their bluff if they're blowing smoke up my ass. But it's also an opportunity for me to to see how much they actually value me.

NALEE 18:20

Okay.

ANTHONY 18:21

Like, is what they're telling me. Like, okay, are they blowing smoke up my ass or are they like genuine in like what they're they're seeing? Like, are you actually gonna be able to provide me with examples of things that I've done or contributions that I've made? So yeah, I think I think it would make me feel a lot more like I earned it. Because I do feel like there are times where like winning, it's just like you just won to like check off a box or something, or like even at the further, there were times that like I won things and I was like, oh, it must have just been time to give something to this department. And I just happen to be like, I happen to pull the short stick to win. You know?

NALEE 19:02

Okay. It's sad to think of it like that. But like what? Well, like that, like, oh, it's just I'm a it's a consolation prize kind of a thing.

ANTHONY 19:11

Yeah, that's the perfect way to say it. I should have thought of that. Yeah. So yeah, just yeah, I think it does I think knowing why you w won something or why you were awarded something or why you were chosen for a position, I think knowing the why can add more appreciation to the win.

NALEE 19:30

Okay. I agree. I think it adds a lot of validation to the effort that you've put forth or whatever.

ANTHONY 19:36

Yeah.

NALEE 19:37

Okay. That was my last question.

ANTHONY 19:39

That was it. That's all you got for me?

NALEE 19:41

That's all I got for you. It's a quick, easy one today. Do you got anything to add? You got anything to say? You got any stories to tell?

ANTHONY 19:49

Don't cheat. Simple as that. Be a good person. Contribute something good to this world.

NALEE 19:54

Very, very good and valid points. All I gotta say is you do your boo. If it's what God intended, if it's what Jesus said, Jesus take the wheel. Jesus take the wheel. That's it. Be a good person like Anthony. Don't be like me. He's right. Don't cheat.

ANTHONY 20:14

But yeah, the one last thing that I'm gonna say is that I'm sick and tired of cheaters in this world getting ahead. And bad people are getting ahead.

NALEE 20:22

Very true.

ANTHONY 20:23

Nolly, so stop fucking cheating.

NALEE 20:25

I'm not a bad person.

ANTHONY 20:26

You're not a bad person.

NALEE 20:27

If I got the upper hand, it's it is gonna be what it's gonna be. But I'm not one

Lottery Karma And Doing Some Good

NALEE 20:31

to cheat, though. I've learned from that already. There's always consequences. And I ain't I've paid enough dues where I know not to cheat. But I'm just saying this hypothetical, the situation, if it would give me the upper hand, you know damn well if I take advantage of it.

ANTHONY 20:45

Okay, so I have a question. I'm gonna spin the scenario just a little bit, just a tad. Okay. So if you have the opportunity to cheat, you had mentioned the example earlier that if you could get the Powerball numbers, you'd best be you'd be in there and you'd be like seven, thirteen, so if you cheated to win the Powerball and you won the Powerball, would you do any sort of good to balance out that karma? Oh yeah, for sure.

NALEE 21:15

For sure. Okay. I wouldn't just like keep it. I think like for me, yes, I would take the upper hand, but I will also have guilt. I would also be like, damn, like this is fucked up. And to justify me cheating, I'd be like, here's a hundred dollars, Anthony.

ANTHONY 21:32

A hundred so if you won $150 million, you'd be like, here's a hundred dollars. Karma is balanced. You fucking bitch.

NALEE 21:44

I'm a stingy ass ho. I'm just kidding. But real talk though, if that if let's just say if I did win the lottery and I I wouldn't tell anybody, but there would be signs kind of a thing, obviously.

ANTHONY 21:55

You've mentioned that before.

NALEE 21:56

I think if I was to win the lottery, I would do a lot of stuff for my family and friends that are deserving of it.

ANTHONY 22:02

Where I would about anybody else?

NALEE 22:05

I would probably donate some money. Be like, here's some food, here's some money to feed my starving children or something. Like actual, like charities that I believe in, not just some random ass shit. Not just my gaping my asshole.com kind of shit. I just gonna donate it like that. Why are you laughing?

ANTHONY 22:23

Uh all I'm thinking of is Courtney Kardashian. There's starving kids in Africa. Africa or whatever shit it is that she says.

NALEE 22:33

Or there's there's There's literally kids starving right now in Africa.

ANTHONY 22:36

No, there's kids dying. Isn't that what she says?

NALEE 22:38

I thought she said starving. It could be either one. Whatever.

ANTHONY 22:41

Listeners will know what I'm talking about.

NALEE 22:42

Yeah. But yeah, I would probably do some good with it, probably not all of it. I'd be like, okay, one sixteenth of my money is going to charity. The rest, we're good. You know what? I'm a stingy ass ho. I'm a cheapasaurus.

ANTHONY 22:57

I'm at least acknowledging it is the first step.

NALEE 23:01

Yeah, if I if I could take the upper hand, I will. If y'all bitches, other than Anthony say that you're not, y'all bitches be lying. But I think the reason being though is because, like, again, I've paid enough dues. If I'm gonna get an upper advantage, you know damn well I'm gonna do that. But let's just say though, if I knew that a new situation, if I knew that I'd get the upper hand, but then let's say I'm gonna lose a limb or like something's something's gonna happen, I don't think I would. You know what I mean?

ANTHONY 23:32

Yeah. So if there's repercussions.

NALEE 23:34

Yeah, if there's repercussions to it.

ANTHONY 23:36

That would have been a nice little twist to this. Cause that because this didn't say anything about a twist like that, right?

NALEE 23:41

I mean, this is me adding the twist right now. If there was repercussions to the situation, I wouldn't do it.

ANTHONY 23:46

Yeah.

NALEE 23:47

Yeah.

ANTHONY 23:47

That's good.

NALEE 23:48

But I already know your answer. Your answer was already you weren't you you weren't gonna do it. So regardless, you ain't gonna zoom it.

ANTHONY 23:54

Unless it's a horrible person and not just somebody I see beating up grandma on the street. Yeah. It's gotta be worse than that.

NALEE 24:00

It's gotta be worse than that.

ANTHONY 24:01

It's gotta be some real Dexter shit.

NALEE 24:03

Yeah. Papa, motherfucker. But okay. Anything to add? Any comments, concerns, anything?

ANTHONY 24:12

No, that's all I got.

NALEE 24:14

Okay. Well, this was a pretty open and shut case. If y'all wanna hear more about Nali's hypothetical hotline, come back two Wednesdays from now. We got a new episode for you in a new scenario, and maybe some funny opinions and some funny stories.

ANTHONY 24:30

And I would just like to add one last thing.

NALEE 24:32

Sure.

ANTHONY 24:33

Listeners can send in their own scenarios for us to discuss.

NALEE 24:39

Yeah, if y'all want to stir up some shit, send it to us.

ANTHONY 24:42

Bitches, it's called a hotline for a reason. Ring, ring, ring!

NALEE 24:45

Ring ring, ring, motherfucker.

ANTHONY 24:47

I wasn't gonna say it, but I'm glad that you did.

NALEE 24:49

Yeah, I love saying that. I don't know why. I know you do. It just feels very empowering.

ANTHONY 24:53

It brings the ghetto out in you.

NALEE 24:55

I feel like I don't have a ghetto side. I'm very classy. Yes, you are. Yes.

unknown 25:00

Yes.

NALEE 25:01

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NALEE 25:01

right. Well, that's it for us. We'll see you again two Wednesdays from now. Bye. Bye.