You go, Monet! Tell the truth about the US military invasions of other countries. Most people don't want to hear it or are just comfortable not knowing about it.
@@snappingturtlehiddentiger6571 trump killed so many people through assasinations, drone warfare and economic sanctions and food/medicene insecurity. my uncle in iran right now cant get his chemotherapy meds for his cancer because of sanctions. also why is a trump stan in the comments of a drag queen podcast? also trump played a part in multiple cold wars around the middle east.
@@snappingturtlehiddentiger6571 did Trump stop any wars? Or did his actions actually escalate existing foreign wars? And that's disregarding the endless conflict he generated at home, a war on democracy, a war on American citizens that didn't fit the right skin colour and ethnicity.
@@snappingturtlehiddentiger6571 And he still continued bombing other countries even if there wasn’t a “war.” Every president is a war criminal. Period.
I appreciate this convo. In Canada, we have struggled with celebrating our Canada day without acknowledging the atrocities to the indigenous communities. This year, my city allowed the indigenous communities to guide planning for Canada day based on respecting and honouring indigenous culture and history and it felt more authentic, and as Bob said, more patriotic to acknowledge more of the problematic nature of the country. It's not everything, but is a step in the right direction at least.
Chanting the pledge of allegiance every morning at school felt very cultish and unnecessary to me. Also, (hot take) why should we have to thank military for their service when they chose to enter and serve. No one was drafted against their will?
Bob gagged people were at school by 6am LOL. For high school, I had to wake up at 4:45pm-5am, catch the bus by 5:30am. School doors open at 6:20am, 1st period started at 7am and our last period, 5th, ended at the start of dismissal at 2:30pm. I stayed after school everyday for band and didn’t get home by 6:30pm.
I went to performing arts school and was in and later ran our Hip Hop/Tap group, becuase only Ballet and Contemporary dance were on the curriculum. We practiced at 6:45 am! The Toronto commute would take me approx an hour.
Yes, Monet! I’m a Veteran who never had to deploy out of the country BUT I know too many stories from other Vets. It’s horrific. 3 yrs ago I’ve removed my flag. It will go up when it represents all of us. As for what Bob said, I understand what you’re saying but it’s not that we all risked our lives, it’s that we were willing to do so if asked. But I do know what you’re saying. Keep up with the brilliant & needed conversations!
I’m in Chicago (born in 1991) . We had to sing the National Anthem & The Negro anthem everyday from prek-8th grade . We didn’t have to do the anthem in highschool
From MO and in elementary school we had to say the pledge every morning. That stopped in middle school. We had to take the MAP test( the Missouri standardized test) till 8th grade
I grew up south of Pittsburgh and we sang My Country blah blah.. and then the pledge and then a moment of silence... in elementary school. Then middle and high school it was just the pledge and a moment of silence... Just like Bob lol.
I was born and raised in NYC. I went to a local public school in Lower Manhattan for K-6th grade, and we recited the "Pledge of Allegiance", and sang the first verse of "My Country, 'Tis of Thee" every day.
I went to elementary school in Washington Heights. We did the pledge of allegiance every morning and during assemblies we would sing America and then do the pledge of allegiance. It was canceled by the time I got to Middle School.
Holy sh*t hearing Bob talk about doing the Pledge every day in school and doing ITBS testing… me AGRESSIVELY nodding and agreeing with the phone screen
My best friend is active military on a Military base on the East Coast. He still is uncomfortable with just sitting outside while black. We have along way to go.
I had a similar moment like Bob. When I was a kid going to day camp, my father would fry up some luncheon meat to make luncheon meat and mustard sandwiches...every single day! My sister have had enough and demanded he stop (meanwhile I'm behind her cheering her on).
From RI, we did pledge and my country in Elementary school. I don't remember my 1 year at public middle, but then I went to a Catholic school and we had prayer, no pledge.
I used to take the ITBS tests when I was in Catholic school. I also went to Catholic school in NYC in the early 2000s. So I think the ITBS tests are still a thing, at least in Catholic schools. In public NYC schools we took Regents and standardized tests for ELA, Math, Science etc.
I grew up all over northeastern Ohio and we sang my country tis of thee, our alma mater, and pledge of allegiance up until high school. Thank God things have changed. That shit was whack as hell and we had no clue why were singing it nor did it make any sense to us.
Britney Griner used to sing that song now look; she’s begging President Biden to save her a** She used to rant every which way possible about hating America. Biden got wind of it and left her on read. Now she’s red… on read.
I went to school on Atlanta and yes we did so the pledge of allegiance every day up until high school. I never realized the moment of silence was for prayer 😂😅
I took heard "I was sucking," I was like where. Is Monet going with this?!? And then Monet says after the break if you're lucky I'll tell you about our Sexcapades ...then Monet comes back with Monkey pox is crazy...
I still had to do the allegiance in high school and pray the Our Father but they didn't really force it like in elementary. Also I went to catholic school so i guess slightly different too lol🤷🏾♀
My experience in the infantry while gay was generally considered fine and stuff, but I will admit that I was treated very unfairly and was hazed like crazy, but in the military, hazing, yelling, and all of these other things are just part of the culture. its what it is.. For the purpose of paying for school and other expenses, I had no choice but to join.. It is for that reason that I am happy to have joined. It provided me with six degrees, however, I have some social issues. lol
1990s rural indiana. school 7:15-2:05. did the national anthem til 4th grade and had standardize testing that took a month to study and a week to take.
when Bob says marine corps is all infantry & I'm sitting here as a female marine that did logistics my entire career lmao. marine corps literally has almost every single occupation you can think of from cook to admin to aviation to firefighter and even band & professional athletes. it's 100% true not everyone in the military technically risks their lives, but raising your right hand is pledging that you will go on deployment if needed since almost every MOS (job, save for band) has a chance for deployment. you still need admins & cooks & mechanic's overseas. Monet is correct though, you do audition for the band since it's a small & competitive field.
Lmaoooo the charles story had me cryin 😭😂😂 I think we all have instances where you just don't remember somebody who remembers you lol hope charles is good ❤️🙌 utah is definitely super pro America everywhere so I get what y'all saying lol like being patriotic isn't worshipping a flag, it's looking out for your community and helping each other but the people are not ready for that conversation lol. Love you two.
I know what Bob is talking about with the flat feet thing. I was told that I couldn't join the military because I had flat feet. This was a long time ago though so it might not be like that anymore. Biggest bullet I"ve ever dodged.
I’m around Monet’s age. Growing up in VA we took SOLs. I live in TX now and my son takes MAP Tests and STAAR tests. We had to say the pledge everyday and have a moment of silence in Virginia but I got a religious exemption so I used to sit there while everyone else did 🤣
I went to a public school an hour and a half north of New York City. 2002-2014. We said the Pledge of Allegiance every single day from kindergarten until I graduated high school. We also would have a moment of silence every 9/11 when the towers were hit. And we learned to hide from school shooters. What an indoctri- I mean education!
Here in Philadelphia we did both as well and the addition of the afro American pledge as well. When I got to middle school I went to a Christian academy so we did pledge of allegiance and pledge to the Christian flag Chile. We did it all!
Upstate NY.. K-11.5 - 60s & 70s.. pledge every morning. That may have ended when the department of education happened. Iowa tests until 5th grade.. NSAT in 10th grade..SAT in 11th.. Regents as you go.
The clip of Monet taking a bit of the sandwich and Bob's reaction kills me 🤣I love that y'all posted that on Instagram because it makes listening to this episode more funny
Ok, absolutely zero “quiet time for your interpretation of it”.😲 Separation of church and state and the state mandated the schools. I’m 63 and this was Illinois in the 1960’s!
I had to say the pledge of allegiance every morning from pre-k to 8th grade and I live in NYS! It was a Catholic school though so that probably explains it 🤮
Juneteenth is primarily first celebrated in texas. It is a celebration of when news of the emancipation proclamation finally reached the slaves in Texas two years after the fact. The Union army did not invade Texas during the war and so until the Confederacy surrendered, they were still slaves. Yes we celebrated in school. It is the origin of the national holiday of today
Junior's likes to display their cheesecakes in the big window on Flatbush Ave. If you pass by there late at night after closing, you will see rats scurrying ALL OVER these CHEESECAKES! nuh uhhh no thanks ewwwyyyy
All I gotta say is yesterday (the 8th) was my birthday. I was taken from my mom for a year July 10th 2006 by CPS. I was forced out the closest by my dad who disowned me on July 4th 2010. I hate this month. This whole month is the most despicable, nasty ass month of the year for me sadly
Long time listener; first time caller: Growing up in South-Eastern Missouri, I can confirm, us 90s kids had to do The National Anthem, followed by The Pledge, followed by a Moment of Silence… every 👏🏾 single 👏🏾 day 👏🏾 (Monday through Friday). Between that, and my SUPER religious parents that made me say my payers every morning before leaving for school… hunny… it was A LOT 🙄
Anyone who joins the military, risks their life for the greater good. Let’s have a conversation about the ✊🏽 soldiers who come home from service and still are treated lesser than.
Since people of color were allowed to join the military they were still treated as second-class citizens! And were also forced to be in the frontlines as cannon fodder as well so even if they did survive that, they came home to still having no human rights. It’s disgusting.
Listen, I think Bob might be onto something with the timing of the fireworks. I live in Providence RI & during 2020 there was a period of about 9mos where these mf's in my neighborhood set off fireworks every fkn night. All. Night. Long. I wanted to commit murder. 😩
Monet! Where do u get ur teeth whitened girl cuz I live in LA too and deff wanna use whoever u go to! Lmk I’m sure they give u a referral sis! Hook it up
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You go, Monet! Tell the truth about the US military invasions of other countries. Most people don't want to hear it or are just comfortable not knowing about it.
I always found weird Americans thanking their military for their service. Are you all proud killing people and pillaging overseas?
Well Obama inherited 2 wars and started 6.
Trump started 0 wars so I hope ppl remember that!
@@snappingturtlehiddentiger6571 trump killed so many people through assasinations, drone warfare and economic sanctions and food/medicene insecurity. my uncle in iran right now cant get his chemotherapy meds for his cancer because of sanctions. also why is a trump stan in the comments of a drag queen podcast?
also trump played a part in multiple cold wars around the middle east.
@@snappingturtlehiddentiger6571 did Trump stop any wars? Or did his actions actually escalate existing foreign wars? And that's disregarding the endless conflict he generated at home, a war on democracy, a war on American citizens that didn't fit the right skin colour and ethnicity.
@@snappingturtlehiddentiger6571 And he still continued bombing other countries even if there wasn’t a “war.” Every president is a war criminal. Period.
I always felt having children pledge allegiance, when they don't even know what allegiance means (or the full background) was non consensual.
Yes and kids would literally get punished if they didn’t stand up, hand on their heart, and actually say the pledge out loud. Every day.
Its giving indoctrination
I appreciate this convo. In Canada, we have struggled with celebrating our Canada day without acknowledging the atrocities to the indigenous communities. This year, my city allowed the indigenous communities to guide planning for Canada day based on respecting and honouring indigenous culture and history and it felt more authentic, and as Bob said, more patriotic to acknowledge more of the problematic nature of the country. It's not everything, but is a step in the right direction at least.
That's a fantastic step! It seems like last year everyone cancelled celebrations but this year they suddenly forgot...
That's nice. Where I'm at, everyone loves to acknowledge that they're on native land, but still fuck us up at every chance they have...
Born and raised in Brooklyn, we NEVER sang any anthems or things like that. We stopped doing the pledge of allegiance by high school.
exactly! I remember getting wrote up for not saying the pledge in middle school and that was the last time that happened to me.
Literally thinking to myself “Monét really found a way to make Bob’s situation about her 😂🤣😂🤣
And it will ALWAYS be Monét’s stare and head tilt 🥰
I literally love y’all so much. I go straight from listening on Patreon -> Spotify -> UA-cam and listen to each episode three times 😭🖐🏾
Chanting the pledge of allegiance every morning at school felt very cultish and unnecessary to me.
Also, (hot take) why should we have to thank military for their service when they chose to enter and serve. No one was drafted against their will?
If its not Bob's audio, it's the camera 😭
This one is gonna be a whole mess I can already tell!😂😂😂
Bob gagged people were at school by 6am LOL. For high school, I had to wake up at 4:45pm-5am, catch the bus by 5:30am. School doors open at 6:20am, 1st period started at 7am and our last period, 5th, ended at the start of dismissal at 2:30pm. I stayed after school everyday for band and didn’t get home by 6:30pm.
I went to performing arts school and was in and later ran our Hip Hop/Tap group, becuase only Ballet and Contemporary dance were on the curriculum. We practiced at 6:45 am! The Toronto commute would take me approx an hour.
Yes, Monet! I’m a Veteran who never had to deploy out of the country BUT I know too many stories from other Vets. It’s horrific. 3 yrs ago I’ve removed my flag. It will go up when it represents all of us. As for what Bob said, I understand what you’re saying but it’s not that we all risked our lives, it’s that we were willing to do so if asked. But I do know what you’re saying. Keep up with the brilliant & needed conversations!
I celebrate the Fourth of July by driving around with the windows down blasting David Bowie's "I'm Afraid of Americans" in every version I can find
Not all heroes wear capes
You should go see how that is going for Brittany Griner! You’re so lucky you’re free and blessed to be just that dramatic. Twit. 🥾
@@rf1206 she isn’t a hero.
@@snappingturtlehiddentiger6571 yt privilege much
@@natasharichardson3022 who said I’m hhwhite
“like amERICAAAAAAA” that part killed me 🤣 09:43
I’m in Chicago (born in 1991) . We had to sing the National Anthem & The Negro anthem everyday from prek-8th grade . We didn’t have to do the anthem in highschool
Shout outs to Bob bringing how Civil War started in the comics lol. Felt like it came out of nowhere lol, really tragic character too
As a NYC resident, I fully did the pledge of allegiance every day from K-8 and then I sat my ass down in high school while some people would do it lol
In Boston public schools we always stood for the pledge & had a moment of silence 🫠
From MO and in elementary school we had to say the pledge every morning. That stopped in middle school. We had to take the MAP test( the Missouri standardized test) till 8th grade
Bob said "no gummy bears on my donut". They better drag their Brunch w/ Tiffany episode
I grew up south of Pittsburgh and we sang My Country blah blah.. and then the pledge and then a moment of silence... in elementary school. Then middle and high school it was just the pledge and a moment of silence... Just like Bob lol.
Girl. Defund it.
I was born and raised in NYC. I went to a local public school in Lower Manhattan for K-6th grade, and we recited the "Pledge of Allegiance", and sang the first verse of "My Country, 'Tis of Thee" every day.
Monét. I would LOVE to watch you on a food channel or cooking show! The way you light up about food is ev.er.yyy.thiiiing!
She has that Alpha foods gig 😭
Monet's performance last night was legendary! That spoken word lip sync was so so good! I watched it like 5 times. Congrats Queen!
I went to elementary school in Washington Heights. We did the pledge of allegiance every morning and during assemblies we would sing America and then do the pledge of allegiance. It was canceled by the time I got to Middle School.
Holy sh*t hearing Bob talk about doing the Pledge every day in school and doing ITBS testing… me AGRESSIVELY nodding and agreeing with the phone screen
I think a lot of people get confused between being patriotic and being jingoistic.
This tour is gonna be fire. I'm living! 🖤
Bob saying “This workout shit is so stupid.” was incredibly validating.
My best friend is active military on a Military base on the East Coast. He still is uncomfortable with just sitting outside while black. We have along way to go.
Because of other black ppl? Because it’s 99/100 times black on black taking black ppl out. It’s sad.
bob saying who starts school at 6 am had me crying cuz through all of my school years i had to wake up at 5:30 am and be at school by 6:00 ~ 6:30 AM
I had a similar moment like Bob. When I was a kid going to day camp, my father would fry up some luncheon meat to make luncheon meat and mustard sandwiches...every single day! My sister have had enough and demanded he stop (meanwhile I'm behind her cheering her on).
From RI, we did pledge and my country in Elementary school. I don't remember my 1 year at public middle, but then I went to a Catholic school and we had prayer, no pledge.
I used to take the ITBS tests when I was in Catholic school. I also went to Catholic school in NYC in the early 2000s. So I think the ITBS tests are still a thing, at least in Catholic schools. In public NYC schools we took Regents and standardized tests for ELA, Math, Science etc.
We spend too fucking much as a country on police and military. Defund doesn’t mean destroy, they don’t be needing the latest model custom.
Making them anti-racists would reduce the cost considerably.
@@pugdad2555 what about black women being killed by black men every 6 mins? No police?? who will protect BW from pookie?
I do agree with defunding but also agree with abolition as the long-term end goal.
I grew up all over northeastern Ohio and we sang my country tis of thee, our alma mater, and pledge of allegiance up until high school. Thank God things have changed. That shit was whack as hell and we had no clue why were singing it nor did it make any sense to us.
I need "The One About The Supreme Court" Especially with them going to revisit gay marriage in the following months.
You guys hit the nail on the head. What is there to celebrate on July 4th if you are not European American
Britney Griner used to sing that song now look; she’s begging President Biden to save her a**
She used to rant every which way possible about hating America. Biden got wind of it and left her on read.
Now she’s red… on read.
I went to school on Atlanta and yes we did so the pledge of allegiance every day up until high school. I never realized the moment of silence was for prayer 😂😅
I took heard "I was sucking," I was like where. Is Monet going with this?!?
And then Monet says after the break if you're lucky I'll tell you about our Sexcapades ...then Monet comes back with Monkey pox is crazy...
I still had to do the allegiance in high school and pray the Our Father but they didn't really force it like in elementary. Also I went to catholic school so i guess slightly different too lol🤷🏾♀
As a Brooklynite yes kids had to be at school at or before 7 am for something called zero period in high school, it sucked.
Bob, thats how you f@ckin make tuna
I get the LaCienega Boulevardez cus I grew up on Proud Family lol 😂 IYKYK
My experience in the infantry while gay was generally considered fine and stuff, but I will admit that I was treated very unfairly and was hazed like crazy, but in the military, hazing, yelling, and all of these other things are just part of the culture. its what it is.. For the purpose of paying for school and other expenses, I had no choice but to join.. It is for that reason that I am happy to have joined. It provided me with six degrees, however, I have some social issues. lol
6 degrees wow!!
1990s rural indiana. school 7:15-2:05. did the national anthem til 4th grade and had standardize testing that took a month to study and a week to take.
Monet & i went to high school together and there def was no pledge of allegiance but i did in middle school and elementary in Queens
You have a a nice voice, just wanted to say that.
when Bob says marine corps is all infantry & I'm sitting here as a female marine that did logistics my entire career lmao. marine corps literally has almost every single occupation you can think of from cook to admin to aviation to firefighter and even band & professional athletes. it's 100% true not everyone in the military technically risks their lives, but raising your right hand is pledging that you will go on deployment if needed since almost every MOS (job, save for band) has a chance for deployment. you still need admins & cooks & mechanic's overseas. Monet is correct though, you do audition for the band since it's a small & competitive field.
I despise hearing ppl not in the military either hating on OR being indifferent about the military. It’s an insult.
Lmaoooo the charles story had me cryin 😭😂😂 I think we all have instances where you just don't remember somebody who remembers you lol hope charles is good ❤️🙌 utah is definitely super pro America everywhere so I get what y'all saying lol like being patriotic isn't worshipping a flag, it's looking out for your community and helping each other but the people are not ready for that conversation lol. Love you two.
Love the bff energy of this episode. 💞
omg there's a very strict limit on how much canned tuna is safe to eat per week!!! hearing that Bob's mom would eat it so often is worrying 😭
I took Regents BioChemistry Technology in NYS Back in the day. Boy times are changing lol
I know what Bob is talking about with the flat feet thing. I was told that I couldn't join the military because I had flat feet. This was a long time ago though so it might not be like that anymore. Biggest bullet I"ve ever dodged.
Monet was spot on
That add came in strong lmaooo
I’m around Monet’s age. Growing up in VA we took SOLs. I live in TX now and my son takes MAP Tests and STAAR tests. We had to say the pledge everyday and have a moment of silence in Virginia but I got a religious exemption so I used to sit there while everyone else did 🤣
wow, bob knowing one of my favorite marvel characters Penance
I went to a public school an hour and a half north of New York City. 2002-2014. We said the Pledge of Allegiance every single day from kindergarten until I graduated high school. We also would have a moment of silence every 9/11 when the towers were hit. And we learned to hide from school shooters. What an indoctri- I mean education!
Here in Philadelphia we did both as well and the addition of the afro American pledge as well. When I got to middle school I went to a Christian academy so we did pledge of allegiance and pledge to the Christian flag Chile. We did it all!
Me whiter than a neon sign crying in flat feet. XD
I love y’all so much. Growing up gay in the south is hard period. Huntsville Al here. 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️
Fireworks every night sounds like philly
Upstate NY.. K-11.5 - 60s & 70s.. pledge every morning.
That may have ended when the department of education happened.
Iowa tests until 5th grade.. NSAT in 10th grade..SAT in 11th.. Regents as you go.
I grew up in buffalo ny and we had to do the pledge and sing the National anthem in middle school then just the pledge in high school
Brooklyn schools had to listen to "god bless the usa" every morning chile
The clip of Monet taking a bit of the sandwich and Bob's reaction kills me 🤣I love that y'all posted that on Instagram because it makes listening to this episode more funny
I’m 30 I did the ITBS test in the third grade In Georgia and it was taks or Taas in Texas
Dekalb, Illinois. It’s a thing and we definitely pronounce the L.
“Lift your earphone” 🌚🤣😂🤣😂
Nooo lie 1 yr fireworks were going off for monnnths... it would be 35 degrees and snowing ....9pm ... 🎆
i live in Iowa and just found out that other states did the ITBS test right now LMAO (btw i’m younger than monet, so NYC must just not do it)
Yes! Bob give me standard glaze or give me death!!!!
Is Manhattan to Brooklyn a long walk? Idk I'm from South Carolina and never been to NYC.
depending where you are in Manhattan/ Brooklyn yes
I grew up doing the US and Texas pledges
Monet speaking facts, I love that for her
I dated some that was in the special services..he came back with issues
Ok, absolutely zero “quiet time for your interpretation of it”.😲
Separation of church and state and the state mandated the schools.
I’m 63 and this was Illinois in the 1960’s!
Early classes were called zero hour
I had to say the pledge of allegiance every morning from pre-k to 8th grade and I live in NYS! It was a Catholic school though so that probably explains it 🤮
Juneteenth is primarily first celebrated in texas. It is a celebration of when news of the emancipation proclamation finally reached the slaves in Texas two years after the fact. The Union army did not invade Texas during the war and so until the Confederacy surrendered, they were still slaves. Yes we celebrated in school. It is the origin of the national holiday of today
Junior's likes to display their cheesecakes in the big window on Flatbush Ave. If you pass by there late at night after closing, you will see rats scurrying ALL OVER these CHEESECAKES! nuh uhhh no thanks ewwwyyyy
All I gotta say is yesterday (the 8th) was my birthday. I was taken from my mom for a year July 10th 2006 by CPS. I was forced out the closest by my dad who disowned me on July 4th 2010. I hate this month. This whole month is the most despicable, nasty ass month of the year for me sadly
Not to mention what this month actually means as a non white person 😬
Long time listener; first time caller:
Growing up in South-Eastern Missouri, I can confirm, us 90s kids had to do The National Anthem, followed by The Pledge, followed by a Moment of Silence… every 👏🏾 single 👏🏾 day 👏🏾 (Monday through Friday). Between that, and my SUPER religious parents that made me say my payers every morning before leaving for school… hunny… it was A LOT 🙄
My female cousin who’s 6’4 got flat feet 😂
Yessss I see the baby filter
We had EOG in middle school
Anyone who joins the military, risks their life for the greater good. Let’s have a conversation about the ✊🏽 soldiers who come home from service and still are treated lesser than.
Since people of color were allowed to join the military they were still treated as second-class citizens! And were also forced to be in the frontlines as cannon fodder as well so even if they did survive that, they came home to still having no human rights. It’s disgusting.
Listen, I think Bob might be onto something with the timing of the fireworks. I live in Providence RI & during 2020 there was a period of about 9mos where these mf's in my neighborhood set off fireworks every fkn night. All. Night. Long. I wanted to commit murder. 😩
Audition for the army 🤣
Wasn't the hot takes episode a couple of episodes ago? xD
Fort Benning sucksssss. Hats off to Bob growing up there
I would say as a white person that Juneteenth for white people is like Yom Kippur. It is a day to recognize and reflect upon the sins of our history.
The smallest bit about military
Right? 😂 it lasted for like two seconds lol
i think flat feet is a black thing bc same
its most definitely Spo-can not Spo-cane
Monet! Where do u get ur teeth whitened girl cuz I live in LA too and deff wanna use whoever u go to! Lmk I’m sure they give u a referral sis! Hook it up
I see nationalists are in the comments trying it smh.
Its not that every soldier risk their lives but they are all servicing the country
Not we-THEY!!
Not Monet telling All of Mateo's business...what is happening to you on this day?!?