BEY Hispanics? PXL_20250714_213733512

[0.6s] SPEAKER_00: You want the mic? Okay. I'll put it on this side. I'll just speak like this. So we're real close. Alright, y'all ready? Alright, let's do this. Let's do this. What's good everybody? This is your boy Uncle Les. I'm in the car with the people. Say what's up people? What's up? I know one of y'all is Nate. Who's the other? Uh, Nar. Nar. Nate and Nar. Nate and Nar. I get it. I like the double N's. Yeah. Wow. That's the nickname. That's the group name. That's the group name. Alright y'all. I'm Uncle Les. This is insane. And we are here to answer some survey questions. So let's get into it. Let's get into it. First thing first though. I have some qualifiers. Qualifier question number one. Are you a baddie? Is that even a question? She's a baddie for sure. He's a baddie for sure. I'm a goodie. I'm a goodie. I'm a goodie. I'm a goodie. I'm a goodie. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. I'm a goodie too sure you know. I peep. I peep. I peep. Now second question. Are you Christian? We are not. No. But we respect you know. Yeah. Absolutely. Absolutely. I went to Catholic school. Okay. Okay. I get you. I get you. Alright. Are you single? We are very committed. Very committed. Very committed. Yeah. Alright. I get it. I get it. I dig it. Alright. So now we get to. There we go. The questions. Alright. Name something a parent says before whooping their child. Stop crying. Backstab. Backstab. If you don't stop crying. You agree with that one? That might be personal. I think for me it was like. Where you been? Where the hell were you? Where you been? Alright. Name something you never want your kids to see on your social media.

[124.4s] SPEAKER_01: Oh. Most of it. Really. You know what. They can't see Instagram. It's not even like doing. It's just outfits that I don't feel. You know what I mean? The comments. Yeah. They can't see Instagram but they can see Facebook.

[141.0s] SPEAKER_00: Okay. Okay. I get it. I get it. Facebook is hella friendly. Got you. Wait. Shout out Instagram tags. Oh. Mine is nathrat12. Oh. Mine is entrepreneur. Because my name is Nar. You know N-A-R. So it's entrepreneur. N-A-R. It's entrepreneur. Instead of entrepreneur it's entrepreneur. I get that. I get that. And then 94. And then 94. Okay. I couldn't get an entrepreneur by itself. Oh wow. Is that what else has come?

[169.8s] SPEAKER_01: I'm excited. Yeah. How do we spell yours? Nathan is the N-E-T-H-R-A-12.

[175.2s] SPEAKER_00: Boom. There we go. Alright. Next one. You're inside the hair salon. The barbershop. They're doing your hair. The last thing you want to hear your hairdresser say is. Oh. Like oops. I'm so sorry.

[191.8s] SPEAKER_01: I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry. We'll say I have heard that before. That is. That's a tragedy right there. I'm so sorry. Oh my god. I'm so sorry. Did you hear that before? Oh my god. He said two inches. It might be four.

[208.6s] SPEAKER_00: Oh. That might be a fight. That might be a fight. Alright. What Beyonce song do people pretend to like?

[218.4s] SPEAKER_01: Oh. Pretend to like. Damn. But there's so many good ones. A lot of good ones. What could they pretend to be like? All the country ones. Please. No. We're going for Carmen Carter.

[233.5s] SPEAKER_00: She does a lot of the classics. She does a lot of the classics. No. No.

[238.4s] SPEAKER_01: Maybe. I think people go for just Beyonce. So maybe her collabs might be a little less received. You know. Like Levi jeans. That one song with Shaboogie. Because Beyonce kills it alone.

[253.9s] SPEAKER_00: Fabulous. Interesting. Okay. Okay. Okay. Let's see what else we got here. This is so fun. Name something Beyonce would ask you to bring to the party. Oh. Bring to the party.

[274.8s] SPEAKER_01: Beyonce. She has everything. She doesn't need nothing. I bet she'd love like personal things.

[283.4s] SPEAKER_00: Yeah. Exactly. That's what I was going to say. Yeah. She wants something that is really you.

[288.3s] SPEAKER_01: Yeah. Yeah. I bet she would appreciate something that's like a personal handmade type. Because she can get other things easily. Yeah. I go with that. Okay. Personal handmade. I feel that. I feel that.

[304.1s] SPEAKER_00: All right. What's the top reason a man puts a ring on it? Oh. Just like everything. Why? Everything that just compliments your life. Oh. You know what I mean? Something like that. You know what I mean? Yeah. Something that just like fits into your life and enhances your life. Something you don't want to lose or let go of. Yeah. Somebody that enhances your life and just like, you know, makes you a better you. Good answer. Good answer. People who don't like Beyonce are like... Dumb. She was like drop. Dumb. No. Crazy. People are like Beyonce shouldn't be doing country but they don't get the nuance. There's a lot of deep meaning behind Beyonce doing country. So I haven't been following it as well as she has. So I'm sure it's great. It's new one. We'll find out. I'll find out. Lots of new ones. Oh, you want to listen to it today? Obviously, I've been listening to the main like her main songs for a long time, but I haven't really heard her country music, you know. Oh, you're about to get a show. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I'm really open-minded to it.

[377.3s] SPEAKER_01: Yeah. He's like full on full of surprises and everything. Yeah. I know exactly what's going down.

[383.4s] SPEAKER_00: Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I'll find out. Best place to find the Jay-Z to your Beyonce or the Beyonce to your Jay-Z.

[394.1s] SPEAKER_01: Oh, you know what? We found it in a club and you know, that's not always the best place, but I think it's better than online dating, you know.

[401.8s] SPEAKER_00: I think so, too. Like just meeting someone and talking just like randomly, like when you're about your life. Yeah. When you're going about your life and you just find them. That's it. Yeah. Maybe don't look. You'll just find it when you're just out and about. Yeah. Okay. Okay. It's beautiful. It's beautiful. What does a man have to do to get catered to you treatment? Oh, interesting.

[439.4s] SPEAKER_01: Well, like if you, if I can tell you're thinking about it, you know what I mean? Like that, that's all that matters to me. So if I can tell that you are like thinking about me during the day or if you send me something, you're like, oh, this reminded me of you. Oh, that's something like that. Obsession. Something that happened down there. Yeah. You know, when I was coming, there was like 12 cop cars all going down the street. Oh, yeah. They are not playing about it. And then following the 12 cop cars, seven buses, like like common, like public transport buses on the shoulder following the police car. They have to get a huge police escort. Hey, sometimes. Or it could be like prisoners. On the public transport bus. You never know. Incognito. Like MARTA? MARTA public transport bus? No, it was like not even MARTA. It was just like the metro bus.

[511.2s] SPEAKER_00: We're totally zero. Yeah, yeah. Sorry. It's fine. All right. You're at a Waffle House. Fight breaks out. Oh, what do you do next? Record.

[524.4s] SPEAKER_01: Record and post. I'm like pulling her away. You know, I'm like, hey, let's see what happens.

[532.6s] SPEAKER_00: What's the difference between a boyfriend and a husband? Oh, interesting.

[542.8s] SPEAKER_01: I think with a boyfriend, you need a lot of reassurance. But I think with a husband, it's automatic. You know what I mean? Like you never need reassurance because he's right there and giving it to you constantly because he knows you by that point. That's what I got.

[560.7s] SPEAKER_00: Got it? I mean, I. Yeah, I mean, what's going to be different from boyfriend to husband? Well, it really depends on what stage of a relationship, right? Like if you're a serious boyfriend. Serious boyfriend. You're almost a husband if you're living together.

[577.6s] SPEAKER_01: So you change nothing?

[583.5s] SPEAKER_00: Wait, we are not in the business of trouble. No, no, no. I'm striving for change in my life. You know, like Obama said, change is important. You know, like, yes, you're growing. Yes, you can. You're growing. You're learning. You're getting better every day. So every day is a change. Every day is a change. I feel that. You know what I mean? I love it. I love it. I love it. I love it. That's genuine. I like that. All right. Let's see. Let's see. Let's see. You are in public with your best friend, but they start acting like Kanye. They're acting a fool and they start to get jumped. What do you do next?

[630.6s] SPEAKER_01: Best friend, drag that bitch out. Are you kidding? My best friend knows that I got her best interest. Record. Show them the next day. It's like, dude, you were wild. You behaved like this. This is like, this is what you would do. That's what you did yesterday.

[652.7s] SPEAKER_00: If all the women in the world disappeared, what would be the first problem that men ran into? Oh my God. The first? That's a good question. The first. Men being men in trouble. What would be the first? They would forget everything. I think. Like our house. They'd never show up to anything. They'd never meet up with anyone. All the events would be done. All the chores that we were supposed to do. Houses crashed. Okay, I think I'll keep it. The world would end, I think. Man, complete chaos. All right. All right. All right. I get that. I get that. How many books do you read a year? Not anymore, man. Well, I'm still in school, so maybe at least like three or four. I used to read a lot of books, but now it's social media and stuff. I've been catching up on religious stuff. I've been reading all the religions, getting to know them. I really want to learn that part of the world because I've been missing out for a long time. I find it very inspiring, honestly. Oh, yeah. Definitely. Go sign the Quran. Go check that out. Islam. Oh, really? Oh, yeah. You've read some of that, haven't you? Yeah, I've read a little bit of all the religions, all the major five religions. I want to learn more, you know?

[763.8s] SPEAKER_01: Wonderful. All right. What's the biggest benefit of reading that you've noticed? I think you just learn more understanding. If you read a fiction book or a nonfiction book, you get perspective regardless of what you're reading. I think when you don't get that perspective from the people you're meeting, at least you get it from the books you're reading.

[792.1s] SPEAKER_00: Yeah. I dig that. I think you learn to imagine because when you're watching TV, it imagines for you. When you're reading, you're imagining. Yeah, you're the one who's doing the imagining and it's guiding you. So you learn to use your mind. And that's something that I really miss. That's something that I, apart from, and that's the religious stuff that I've been reading more recently. It's completely imagined. It's all these cartoons playing in my head. And I've kind of stopped for a while, but I want to get back into it. I dig it. I dig it. Last question before I let you guys out, because this is probably the closest I can get you guys to a bridge. Oh, perfect. Okay. Name something that people pretend to like just in general in life. Like, yo, people don't really like that. Ooh, kale. Like, it's so good for you. And people are like, oh my God, I love this. But really, it tastes like ass. I'm so done. You? It's such a hard question. People usually pretend to like what they don't like. I'll go with that. She's right. Reading is the answer. All right. Well, y'all, it's been a pleasure. Thank you so much. It was so nice. Well, send this to me, man. Oh, yeah. I'll send to you. Oh, yeah. We've reset it in the video. Right? Yeah. I want to tag you. Okay. Yes. Oh, yeah. Sorry. We're gonna take it with us. I appreciate it. Thank you. Oh, yeah. Thank you. Y'all be great.

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