"It Could Be a Crackhead" with Eric Andre

Koala bears a racist That's right. Welcome to another episode of My Mama Told Me, the podcast where we dive deep deep. We dig deep into the world of black conspiracy theories, and we worked to finally prove that the Jay's and Jimmy J. J. Walker stand for Just Jiggaboo That's right, Jimmy Just Jiggaboo Walker. That's the name he picked for himself. What an exciting time in America. I'm your host, Lankstin Kerman. I am excited to be here.

You've already heard our guest today. He was very curious about the intro song, and I can't wait to introduce you to him. You guys know him from his amazing new Netflix special called Legalize Everything. You know him from the Eric Andre Show. Give it up from my special guest, Mr. Eric Andre. Hell yeah, he's doing the whistle thing, but he can't really hear it. I can't do it. That's why better. That's a solid whistle right there. How are you, sir? Good?

How you doing. I'm chilling. Thanks for having me on your show. Thanks. Yeah, no, we're gonna have some fun. I saw one of those vans out today where the you know the vans where they offer nude made service. Oh yeah, I mean that's why I get my house washed. That joke died in my mouth, that's what I was saying. I do like the idea of her being naked and doing a good power of wash on the outside of your house at the top of the line cleaners actually

our nudists. I saw one of those, and I thought, good for that person for being like, we're in the middle of a pandemic, but let me see some titties real quick. Yeah that's wild. Yeah, nude maids. I'm super excited to have you today because, as you know, this podcast is all about conspiracy theories, and you have come to us with a phenomenal conspiracy theory are certainly one that is legendary and a lot of communities you brought

us my mama told me is real. Some people in the Critn area of Mobile say alepricns taking up residents in their neighborhood. Yeah, yes, you know. I was worried when I sent it to you. I was like, he's seen this, He's probably done in an episode or two about it already. Yeah. I had seen it, but I have not done no episodes on it, and I'm still good good. And I was like, like I was saying before, my mom is Jewish, so she has no good She

has no good Black conspiracies. My dad's a black one and his mom died before I was born, so I didn't get any good Black or Caribbean conspiracies really because my parents are kind of like skeptics, you know, but Caribbean people in general have a ship ton of sort of like conspiracy, and I was cut off from it because my dad at his skept he's atheists, he doesn't believe in any of that ship. But his mom super religious,

super Catholic. If she saw a frog or a lizard, she would think like the devil is at play and the devil's trying to get in her house. Like she would have been full of them, but she passed away before I was born, So so you just had to go on YouTube. So I had to. I had to. I had to go on the Bombs World and send you some leprecnip. I had to explain to my wife the other day what the bombs the World was. It was like, oh, it's like YouTube where you could also

watch murder. That was the only explanation. It was a lawless YouTube before YouTube during the MySpace era. Yeah, yeah, I remember seeing I remember seeing videos like the leper Con thing, and then also seeing like what was supposed to be like military footage of them blowing up buildings and was like, Okay, I guess this's gonna form my youth. Yeah, bar mauling a woman or something fucking rough Evom's world. Wait, so when did you come across the Creighton leper com

When did you first come to discover this story? I think probably like fifteen years ago five something like that. Were you just like scouring the internet and bumped into this thing? Was it in the height of everybody else finding it? Yeah? It was one of those early viral

videos that was just passed around amongst friends. Right, it's almost one of the more legendary videos because it's one that kind of you can return to every year, almost like a holiday, you know what I mean, where it's like every year I can go rewatch every St. Patrick's day. I'm watching that video. Just a lady going it could be a crackhead, be a crackhead, got around stuff. She's actually the only person I agree with. Yes, I'm kind

of like she's the most relatable character in that whole drama. Yeah, so you're saying you didn't relate with the dude who cut holes in a pipe and said it was a flute that had been passed him last This is a special flute which has been plashed down from thousands of years ago from my great great grandfather who was Irish. I just came to help out. I did look it up, and apparently there is no pipe. There's no story of

a pipe that magically awards off lepricns. That was Was that guy improvising because the cameras were on him, or does he That's the sense I'm getting. But maybe it was something even more nefarious. Maybe they gave him the pipe and told him, Hey, say this that you made a story exactly the original fake news. Yeah, and you're not You're from Boston. Correct, No, Florida. You're from Florida. Oh so you weren't too well. You spent from school. I went to school. I went to college in Boston. Okay,

that makes sense. I also went I went to grad school in Boston and be you Okay, I studied the first prank. You really you studied poetry. Yeah, it's a waste of time, don't do it. You have a master's degree in poetry. Hell yeah, dog like Cummings and ships. Yep, it's me and e Coummings. We're the only two that would make such a stupid choice. Wait, what did you study in school? I wanted to school for upright bass and everybody always tells me that, like, oh, you could

do an upright based comedy thing. And I brought it on stage one time, but I'm too hyperactive on stage two be weighed down by my base right. Wait and literally you want to be able to run around. I've seen you on stage. You do a lot of moving, a lot of extra ship basis keeping you stagnant. Base is too big. It's too big an instrument to bring on stage. And were you my kind of comedy? Were

you nice with it? Were you like? Hell yeah? It was nice with it when I was nineteen twenty, but it's not something I like kept up practice wise, you don't still own a base to this day. I got I got a I bought a new one recently just for fun. You want to see my bass, he show me this bass. I want to see and for the listeners at home, which this won't be engaging for you at all, but I'm excited to see this. Fucking Oh that's cool ballpaper. Oh hell yeah, that's a good upright bass.

Are you still practicing with it? Do you still like occasionally pull it out? I come downstairs half stone that I'll go bad and get a nice girl over there for seven months. My girlfriend's not impressed by you. No one is impressed by my bass. I think it's pretty cool. I'm a big fan of girl upright bass. Thanks man. We we could have been like a duo in like a parallel universe. Dude, we have all the tools to make a very stereotypical bad poetry reading. That's right, we

need to do it. With some drums are bongos, and we'd be fine. There's no way we'd be poor after all of this, reading soul on ice on stage, the ineptitude of the white man's his directed me in studio. Excuse me, brother, open your eyes, open your third eye. I only see two right now. So okay, let's talk more about this Leprechaun. When you saw the video, when you a dollar for every time a podcast house said, let's get back to this leprechn When you first saw

the video, did you believe in the possibility of its existence? No, not whatsoever. But it was a great watch. It made for an entertaining watch. Sure, so immediately you were like, hell, no, this isn't real. And but I was caught up in the I was no, I will say, I was caught up in the magic of the enthusiasm. I will say

in the spirit of it. There's so many people cheering and sort of like a cited to experience it that I felt like it had to have been something like there's sometimes you see videos and you're like, well, there's nothing here, you guys are just fucking bored whatever. But like all those black people cheering in the street, like who's saying the lepricn say yeah, and I'm all going yeah, it's like there's got to be something out there. Yeah,

it's a spirit. It's the spirit of the Lepric. It's the spirit of Saint Patrick that all these black people in fucking Alabama are experiencing for some reason. Wow, what what a ride that video. You grew up in Florida. Were you anywhere near Alabama where you like in that Florabama's shore type Florida. I'm like Bokra Tone, which is like nice suburbs outside of Miami, like five minutes no, no, yeah, elderly Jewish people waiting to die. There's no far from

the Panhandle. That's a different Florida. Less of this energy that we're getting from the video. It's a different Florida. I mean, there's Florida like that all throughout, but that is a different Florida. That Alabama, Mississippi Florida. That's a

different Florida. Would you say that growing up in like the Boca Raton type energy where their places or sort of people that you could go to that did have sort of conspiratorial type thinking or was it more Yeah, for sure, I mean conspiracy theorists are everywhere, for sure, but no leprecns. I don't know. It's it's the part of the fun of this is that a LEPrecon is not a common belief held by most black people. I think it's not like this is That's where you're wrong.

That's the majority of black people, not just in America, throughout Africa and the Caribbean, all into the leprin. This is a story that's been handed down from generation to generation and has made its way from African tribe to African tribe of the legendary leprecn. So no belief in the lepre con. Did anyone in your life argue with you at any point that there was a possibility this leper con was real, that there was any validity to

my friends mental patients. I'll be honest, I there were people in my life who were like, maybe they were so much like a hundred percent it's real because none of us lived there, but like they were like, I don't know, shit happened. It was. It was the uh, the police sketch of the lepricn that kind of made me kind of bow out. The amateur sketch, amateur sketch. I didn't have sketch. The police are looking to arrest

the Lepricn. This guy's up to no fucking good, and we the streets aren't safe as long as the stick figure of a Lepricn is still out there. I do think that I had to go back and rewatch the video, and then I subsequently ended up watching like eight more videos related to this video. While you went deep, I

went real deep into the rabbit hole. And one of the things that I realized was that the amateur sketch that they showed, I had to make sure that it wasn't a police sketch because I thought that, oh, the police were so shitty that they sent like their worst guy to go, like their worst sketch artists. Yeah, like James, who's just starting. Then they have like the they have like the Vincent ben Go kind of sketch artists, like their top quality guy. But then they sent James. Yeah, James,

he's just a nah. He mostly refills the coffee, but you know, occasionally they let him go out in the streets and draw lepre cons. If anybody says they spotted one, he's the office dick. The part of the fun of the video. There's so much rich information in it that it starts to my friends. Where we ended up arguing about it, was you start to if not believe all of the people, believe individuals in the story. Much like you said, the lady who's like it might be a

crackhead who got ahold of the wrong stuff. She's a believable character, all of this. See, I would hang out. I would hang out with her. First, I kind of my my attitude is more in line with her attitudes. I get that You're like, okay, I get where you are wave length like she's bringing everybody down to earth. She's like, you might just be seeing a crackhead that got a whole at the wrong stuff. It's like, all right, she's practic. She's practical. Yes, I'm kind of with her.

Whereas the guy who yells I want to know where to go, that I want to go is. I'm charmed by that guy. So I would hang out with him too, Like he's charisma and and charisma goes a long way. Personality goes a long way for me, So I would, you know, I would kind of he melts my heart in a certain kind of way. So so he's someone you would invite to the party, but not necessarily spend. I want to talk to him the whole time. Yeah yeah, I got you. The noveltyam I wear off after what

it's like? Do the bit? Okay? Good thing? Type five? Yeah? Yeah, enjoy enjoy the Deviled Eggs? Is the whole thing staged by that news station? Or is it a real did you do research? Is it real? Is it really Alabama?

Is it real Alabama mythology? It's real Alabama mythology. There's plenty of argument to what you said, and we'll dig into that soon, but a hundred percent this was real mythology that came from real people who genuinely believed that they saw lepre con Did you gravitate to the only other black person in the poetry program where you're like, hey, just me and you we gotta system together right on? Or were you just like I'm gonna hang out with people now. I mean, I don't think you really We

didn't get along that well. It was really a weird energy. Is that true? It was a weird vibe. I don't know. I don't blame her or myself. We just that wasn't my person. You know what I mean. And we are back. Ain't nobody got time for that? Yeah, we're back here with more Eric Andre and more. My mama told me we are still talking about this Creighton leper Con, the mobile Alabama lepre Con, as it was once known, and

Eric was enjoying a delicious meal now he's back. He was wiping chicken grease off his fingers like a real motherfucker. His fingers were the blackest podcast and he's he had chicken grease on his fingers before the podcast even started. He's an unreasonable person. Okay, So I told you I did a bunch of research about this leper con and I sound I think, like many of us, that it

would just be digging into the video. But as it turns out, there's actually a ship ton of evidence that leper cons and black people have a lot more correlation than I thought. And so what I want to propose to you, and this is a bowl theory. But after all the digging that I did, I landed on a conspiracy theory that I want to throw out to you, see how you feel about it, and then out backtrack and let and try to help piece it all together.

But I genuinely believe, based on everything that I've dug up, that the Creighton lepre con is a tool for white supremacy and historical erasure of black people. Your thoughts, where where do you uh tell me more? Okay? Hell, I'm so glad you want to hear more. You're not telling me no, So let's keep going. Okay, So let's forget the obvious sort of like voyeuristic tone of what this feels like, right, of these white people going and watching black people yell at shadows in a tree. Right, we'll

skip past all of that. But all this research that I sort of uncovered proves the possibility that lepre cons were in fact at some point black people. Now, keep in mind, this research is coming from a place called blacks in San Antonio dot com, So it is not the most legitimate website that I could have found information on, but I like to uh follow blacks in San Antonio dot com as of yesterday. So here's what I found. Lepre cons. The original word comes from this old Irish

word called lucre pond, which roughly means small body. Right, and then there's all this evidence that claims that leprecons were actually a reference to this group of African migrants known as the a Cons or the Ta, who were naturally very small people, averaging at a height of about four eleven. So these migrants that these black people that show up to Ireland are four eleven and there is specifically known for craftsmanship and cheemaking, which is like the

biggest thing that lepre cons are known for. And then at some point the Africans and the Akan people start to get known as Naga or Nagar or negus, which also loosely translates to serpent people. And then if you know anything about like St Patrick's Day, right, St Patrick's Day is all about St Patrick apparently running the snakes

the serpents out of Ireland. So in theory, if you mush all these things together, there's a real possibility that St Patrick, when he was quote unquote running the serpents out of Ireland, was in fact just running a bunch of black people out of Ireland, basically committing a genocide when we're black people in Ireland. No, there were no black people ever. Now I've been to Ireland. I'm telling

you I've been there, there are none. But the argument would be that the St. Patrick of old ran them out, so there are no more thousands of years ago. You're not buying it. You're not here for Oh yeah, I mean I'm a huge subscriber to Blacks in San Antonio dot com. Whenever somebody is not on board, their voice

gets real high. I do what you're doing. Yeah, So Blacks and San Antonio dot Com argues that St. Patrick, who may or may not be a real historical figure but could be an allegory, is in fact sort of the representation of a genocide that happens, which means that when this news group goes down and basically seems to cover this softball expose on a lepricn in a tree, there secretly doing a profile on black on black violence and encouraging the people of Mobile, Alabama to maintain a

cycle of a historical division. People do anything, gold anything, you know what? I like? I like the amateur sketch of the lepric, Like somebody got a really good look at it and got that good drawing up. Who did that? I want to know who sketched that. I do think that there's something to be said about the idea that a bunch of white people laughing at black people as a yell at a lepre con in a tree feels

like a type of manipulation that makes me uncomfortable. Wait a minute, who are the white people in this newscasters and the news? One was black? One was black. But she ain't picked that. She just along for the ride. She didn't want to lose her job, you know what I mean A lot it could have been her story. I like that. Your argument is, Hey, that white guy seemed like a good guy, and it seems like she showed up with this book. I'm just like being like,

I just like arguing. I think that's a solid There's like other news stories that came out after this, like a bunch of people went and did follow ups on the whole thing, specifically one that came like ten years later where they were like, and now a ten year revisit of the Crichton lepre con. Really, how old is that video? Two thousand four or no, two thousand six? Excuse me? Is when it came out? I said two thousand four, because I've been watching in six years, we're

gonna be celebrating the anniversary. Yeah, I know what I'm doing on the holiday. I don't. So they did a new profile on it, and it turns out that the original leper Con was spotted by this dude. His name was Sean Thomas, right, And Sean Thomas actually drew his own sketch of the leper Con that is not at all like the one that they ended up showing on TV. It's like very nice and well done. He painted it and ship it's a beautiful drawing. And instead they showed

that nigger drawing of fucking. So they're keeping, they're keeping, They're keeping the black man down with that. Yeah, and then you they talked to Sean Thomas in the other interview and he's a very thoughtful dude. He's like, I don't believe in leper coms, but I saw something that day and it turned into a whole different thing. Exactly. The news didn't say a word to Sean Thomas before this. It's all making sense now. Hell yeah. So going even further, one of the things that I found, and this is

one of the more jarring discoveries I found. In two thousand fourteen, a group of independent researchers figured out that they're actually were alternative theories to the whole thing the entire time, and that everyone in the neighborhood knew that the Crichton leper con was. In fact, they dude and I'm quoting here named Mitchett Sean who had climbed the tree as a leper con and was just sort of pretending to do this as a prank. Okay, So I think we gotta go down to that. What's the name

of the town Criterion in Mobile. We gotta go to Crichton and see what the is going on over there. I don't think I want to go right now. Well we go in six years, right, we gotta go for the holiday. We show up dresses lepre cons to uh unpack this whole story. We never once addressed the fact that we're addressed as lepre cons. We just show up as like very serious journalists dresses lepre cons, asking about the Cretan leper con. It's a lot of information that

the news, in my opinion, intentionally left out. No one talked to either of the Shawn's, either big or small. No one addressed any of the other drawings. There were just a lot of people that went unasked. There are a lot of Shawn's left out, A lot of Shawn's left out, which is you know, not how the Irish people wanted it. They love Shaun's they name all their kids Sean. So then I started digging into the history

of lepre cons. Right. I didn't know anything about Lepricns in terms of like their message, right, And one of the things that I found is that LEPrecon there's an argument that leprecons actually came from this thing called Donna Hue syndrome. Have you heard of Donna Hue syndrome. It's apparently like this disease that children are a baby when it's born can have where it makes them extra small and their bones are in muscles never fully developed, so

they have really big heads, really small bodies. And then also like darken it up now, oh yeah, dark spots all over their bodies and skin sucker for genetic defects. Let's let's get let's get bummed out life syndrome. Listen, I'm tuning out all your ship about this black conspiracy theory. But now that you're telling me about a syndrome, check me back in. This is not a Google image search you want to take. This not a journey. It's a journey I regret, but now I uh, now I can't

eat my lunch. I was very detailed in my description. I don't know why you needed to see it in person. I just can't. I'm like a kid with a sword tooth. I can't stop touching it. I just gotta figure it out and scratch that itch. Always regret it. I owe you. You never want to press play on snuffootage. It does. It always defected afterwards, but you gotta, you gotta poke

at it. Yeah, so there's a real argument that Donnie Hughes syndrome was in fact what people were associated with leper cons and Joe the time decided to turn it into like a cute story instead of a horrific disease that was affecting people, which we've seen over and over again in history. I think you know what you really don't want to look up. Don't look up snake baby, snake baby, don't look up snake baby, don't look up harlequin type of theosis. Tell me more about these that's

your journey. I'll leave it at that. You have Google go and go nuts. I don't want to. I can't do it in the middle of the podcast. I'll ruin your lunch later. Save it for later. It's a bummer. Yeah, okay, Well, I'm gonna take some time in this next break to look up snake Baby. We're gonna do one more break and then we'll be back with more eric Andre and we are bad. Yeah, we're back here with more eric Andre. We're still talking about that Creighton lepre Con. We're still

are amazing. Neither one of us were fans of Boston until this lepre Con story is I think equally jarring and difficult. There's a lot of racists in Boston. My experience of Boss is just racist taxi drivers and pre uber days. A lot of people telling you that they're not going to drive you home. Yeah, or worse, Wait, what was worse for you? Well, the worst it's worse when they don't know you're black, so they're like they

start a conversation with like this. Then you know, like you're about to get like at least ten end bombs drops, right that weird looking around, right, yeah, like pre racist ramp. Look around. I'm like, go further, I'm right behind you. I'm gonna have an adverse reaction to this diet trap you're about to go on. Yeah, it was right after I was there right after at nine eleven. So oh so everybody was super cool and chill and not at all. Yeah, no races, no, no ramped up racism after that. They

were just taking it easy and loving America at that point. Yeah, silly, all right, I want to play a game. We're gonna play one game and then we're gonna get out of here. You're down for a game, fu Yeah, okay. This game is a very fun game that I like to call white lies. You're ugly, you're disgusting. I'm gonna kill you. Give me two d. This is a fun game where I am going to present Dr Phil. That's Dr Phil. I think he's quoting somebody on the show and he

says it and I misused it for my entertainment. It's not a real not a real doctor. By the way, Dr Phil, not a real doctor. Doesn't even have doesn't even have a high school diploma. No that okay, hell yeah, conspiracy theory, Dr Phil. He's illiterate, he's illiterate, and he's bad at sex. Fun Dr Phil. So here's the game.

I'm going to present you with a traditional white stereotype or white conspira or c theory, rather one that has existed forever and always in society for white people, and I would like for you to unpack exactly why you think they believe in this conspiracy theory. What is it that's driving this conspiracy theory for these white people? Why

is this important to them? Okay, so recently we passed the celebration of the fifty first year for the man going to the Moon, for Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin and that other guy, Michael Scott I think I don't remember his last name, but they went to the moon, and that for years since everyone has claimed that that moon lager, Miamy, Mike Winslow, he was up there making car sounds. Then uh, he was doing trombone in the spaceship while Buzz was but our two D two sounds.

So it's been fifty one year since they went up there, and since then we have not stopped claiming that that moon landing was fake, so much so that the other day I actually saw someone claim that Neil Armstrong backwards Neil a backwards spells alien, which is a suggestion that this is all a big ruse and that somehow him being an alien also proves that the moon landing is fake. I don't know, I'd just be repeating stuff that's said. Why do you think that the faked quote unquote faked

moon landing is so important to white people? Damn, that's a good question. I guess because it was such a major event and such a cold war chess piece that bugs white people out. I don't know. Yeah, so like that it was it was excuse me white people for me people. I'd asked my dad, Yeah, are you mixed? Your dad's white? Yeah, I got your mom must have been black cat. Yeah, my mom's pretty black. Nah, she's like, uh like dark, I mean dark. She's got like a whoopee.

She's around whoopee, I think. And then your your your dad made love to her? Hell yeah, I hope. So. I hope he treated her good when he did. I don't want to believe that he was just in and out. Are they still together? No, My parents have been divorced since I was like four. Oh, ship, you still talked to both of them. Yeah, they're great people. They're both very lovely people. And they did not make it. Then

there's a rift both of them. Had they remarried. Yeah, my mom's been married four times and my dad's been married three? Wow, does your dad go for black women every time? He's married to black women? Out of the three, so he's not doing bad. Which one is? This is wife number three and second black lady? Okay, so he never went to the original poem, went back, hence the poetry bug bait. You sure your father led by example

and you said there's something to these words. I saw that poem living out in my real life, and I said, I have to be a part. I have to be a part of this word, this, this written language. I have to see it. And your wife is no, she's not asient, but thank you so much. She's also ha half white and half black. But my people are Germans are excuse me, My people are Jewish and her people are German. So you're Jewish and black. Yeah, I feel like we do. We must have talked about this. We've

talked about it. I think, yeah, I'm bad, duck, Now you're good. I'll b C C drake after this, let's start a meeting. We don't have to meeting. I'll get Joey Kravitz and d But I have to solve it. I just need to like chit chat, you know, bond So she's German and black and you're Jewish and black. Yeah, and you're raising your children sad exactly. You get it. We're just gonna let all that get complicated inside of

them and see what happens. That's great. Yeah, Okay, So again, thinking about what you said with the space landing being fake or the moon landing rather being fake, you're suggesting that because it was so important to white people at the time, it was such a big important thing during the Cold War, there's a possibility that they wanted to

be fake because of the influence it had. I don't know, man, there's a lot of fucking whack jobs out there and just make up should and have internet access, you know what I mean? Like, I do know there is a part of I think all conspiracy theory that is rooted in just crazy people being like I just needed something to say. I don't know, I think it's fun. I think conspiracy, Yeah, conspiracy theories fun. It's kind of an oversimplification. It's kind of like a rejection of the government in

the status quo, you know what I mean. It's you just wanna you're dissatisfied with the shitty quality of life that the federal government provides for us in the working class, so you're like, fuck you, you fake the whole thing, and you just yeah, calling it all fake and calling it all into questions. I can get where it comes from, yes, like I can't get toilet paper, so the government must be at fault instead of just like, oh, there's a bunch of people scrambling for a limited resource, then you

just have to deal with that. It's like, no, this is a big plot by Jeff Bezos to keep my ass dirty so that I die in filth and squalor. Yes, I I don't know what COVID has to do with toilet paper. I haven't figured that one out either. I think that people don't actually know where power comes from anymore, so they scramble for the thing that seems like it would give them some sort of control, you know what I mean, Like, if you can't work and you can't

go outside, where else does your power come from? Ass is one of the last you know options? Yes, control. Everybody's just trying to make their ainus powerful and they're scrambling for whatever they can find it. Why but days didn't sell out? I have no idea. Oh I'm up to my neck. In the days over here, it's like we can't go inside. Yeah, that's there. All these the days just sort of got out of the days. Every

in every room, kitchen, living room. Sure, just walk from room to room, wash your ass one time and then go dat sanitizing my hands and assist. I love it. I'm so happy for you that your well, those have been spectacular. Can you tell everyone where they can find you in cool ship that you have going on? Just come over my house, man, Hell, yeah, go to Eric Andres in l A. Yeah, come on my house. Just go hang out with him. There, go watch a special.

It's on Netflix. It's fucking great. And oh you can find me at Lengthston Kerman on all the Twitters and the Instagrams and whatnot and like and subscribe. And you guys were great. Okay, we're leaving, bye bye. Quakers were racist layers for ours my money r she's devine to this stuff. But I can't tell me about h