I found out last night I have three years worth of stories.
- Oh, I'm--
- Just on my life.
I went to tell Rhonda's story and she's like,
"Yeah, I know.
Yes, I've heard that."
Yeah, you told me that one before.
You know?
Oh, my wife even made that too.
And I was like, "Okay, I gotta come up with stuff to talk about."
- I just embellish it next time.
(laughing)
You gotta go out and have a life.
So what was the story that you overtold apparently?
- About one of my exes.
- Oh, maybe she's just tired of hearing about the exes.
- Well, I don't talk about the exes a lot.
- Okay, even once this too much, I'm sorry.
- Is it?
Okay.
But it was part of the conversation.
It was part of the conversation she started.
And I was finishing.
- Okay.
- I laughed 'cause I went through that years ago
and then I realized, okay, there's certain stories
that can be reminisced upon.
I knew it was over for certain stories with me and slow motion
and Lisa around my wife.
- Oh yeah.
- And she let me have it one night
after he left the house and went to the hotel.
She was like, "I'm sick of damn tired of that!"
- "Mimilin' a time, mimilin' a time, mimilin' a time,
mimilin' a time that girl, mimilin' a time this girl."
I don't wanna hear that, babe.
- I'm like, "Okay, babe, I'm sorry.
I got you, I'm sorry."
It won't have a no more.
But I didn't have time to tell slow motion.
So like a couple of days later,
we were sitting there, he was drinking on a bin.
He just said, "Hey, the van, man,
you remember that time that girl?"
I'm like, "Oh, no."
(screaming)
- No.
- I can't give it any more, I can't sign.
Grimmin' that time, remember that time.
'Cause I ain't had time to tell him,
"Hey, man, we need a chill out on that."
(laughing)