It's Been A Pleasure Doing Business With

By: Let's Yap About It Podcast
Listen for free

  • Summary

  • When we look at the black male in America do we see a man thats a consumer or producer? When we take at the look of bred behavior of black men currently in America in the music industry in the sports industry or any industry for that matter is her ready to do business. Jason Black & Dr. Neely Fuller said that when black people get together it becomes a session to play when it comes to other races they get together on doing business. Im going to break down the facial expressions and behavior when a black man is consuming versus producing. We are going to examine some of the habits and traits of black people doin business and why we must obtain as much knowledge as possible on the chessboard of not only obtaining monetary gain but also the power. We are going to yap about meet James Doc Eaton a man that resigned after the city-council granted a business license to allow Wild Man's Civil War Shop to re-open. Eaton said in doing so, the city of Kennesaw Georgia is allowing blight and bigotry in the heart of the city. There is also another trending topic of a Instagram Youtube sensation Messie Cee who was in an interview with Sharonda Parker Youtube and he had claimed he had been delivered and has professed his love for his finacee and was ready to get married but now he has left her to marry his man friend allegedly. I ask the question of men and women of our generation is this the new black man at the forefront of the culture? This is a very dangerous game on a social and health level and why hasn't anyone from the men and women side or even the homosexual community called him out? this will be open dialogue and all people can call in and give your perspective.
    Copyright Let's Yap About It Podcast
    Show More Show Less
Social Sciences
Show More Show Less
Episodes
  • Its Been A Pleasure Doing Business With You

    Its Been A Pleasure Doing Business With You
    Jul 14 2022
    When we look at the black male in America do we see a man thats a consumer or producer? When we take at the look of bred behavior of black men currently in America in the music industry in the sports industry or any industry for that matter is her ready to do business. Jason Black & Dr. Neely Fuller said that when black people get together it becomes a session to play when it comes to other races they get together on doing business. Im going to break down the facial expressions and behavior when a black man is consuming versus producing. We are going to examine some of the habits and traits of black people doin business and why we must obtain as much knowledge as possible on the chessboard of not only obtaining monetary gain but also the power. We are going to yap about meet James Doc Eaton a man that resigned after the city-council granted a business license to allow Wild Man's Civil War Shop to re-open. Eaton said in doing so, the city of Kennesaw Georgia is allowing blight and bigotry in the heart of the city. There is also another trending topic of a Instagram Youtube sensation Messie Cee who was in an interview with Sharonda Parker Youtube and he had claimed he had been delivered and has professed his love for his finace'e and was ready to get married but now he has left her to marry his man friend allegedly. I ask the question of men and women of our generation is this the new black man at the forefront of the culture? This is a very dangerous game on a social and health level and why hasn't anyone from the men and women side or even the homosexual community called him out? this will be open dialogue and all people can call in and give your perspective.
    Show More Show Less
    1 hr and 42 mins

What listeners say about It's Been A Pleasure Doing Business With

Average Customer Ratings

Reviews - Please select the tabs below to change the source of reviews.

Audible.com.au reviews

Amazon Reviews
No Reviews are Available
In the spirit of reconciliation, Audible acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and community. We pay our respect to their elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today.