and sometimes we see the lighter side of you but you really have a unique active life. if we could get insight, what a typical day in your house besides walking percy? percy is here and big news, he s started swimming which would probably be a better athlete. i m not very serious, i love my life, i do. i m grateful for my life in these opportunities my love my friends and even gutfeld, believe it or not. i one of the things i try to make sure i have a worklife balance, adding lessons into my life so for example, i take private pilates class, tennis lessons, i was thinking about you, imagine did you challenge me to a game of tennis?
spaces, i m donie one in the room i was the only black person at the treatment center i went to i m often the only black perso in the recovery meetings lik out to you, now that i ve been going to for almost 15 years i was looking for books that talked about my experience because black women stories of addiction usually have dru dens and prostitution, and, yo know, scarring, childhoo sexual trauma. my straighten include thos things my stories include, like i said, i m stashing my pills in m louis vuitton s and my gucci s off to your tennis lessons. running off to my tenni license. and it doesn t have to be that level of privilege but that s my story. there was nothing else like it there is nothing else like it. john i am in is called quitlit and there are no women of color. when you google quit lit, yo don t see any women of color coming up in that category i m hoping to change that with this book. what do you think w misunderstand about addiction? the biggest misunderstandin is
little elf and chuck him across the potomac. tell me the story of watters world. it s like a movie of kevin costner. never heard of that fairytale. he s a pretty cool guy. you know i used to watch him. me and my friends used to watch him. and what did watters do? this is my world. jesse: so i lost to my 11 year old daughter playing ping-pong over the weekend. here s how it went. the only reason i really lost is because we played to 11. if we had played to 21 i probably would have come from behind and beaten her. the way i set up the table was a little cockeye, i had a lot to drink the night before and i ve given her tennis lessons so she s pretty good. aim not making excuses she beat
doing well in her classes and that s where the community part comes into the fold. collect and offering, they pull their money and they pay for her to get tennis lessons a professional athlete. she wins roland garros in france, she wins wimbledon in front of the queen. she is this incredible figure, truly we would not have the serena williams, the venus williams, the cocoa we would not have those people without althea gibson first. what kind of reaction you get from tiktok? is it more like me, like, wait a minute, i didn t know that story. or do you get some of the pushback we are seeing against learning black history in schools? what is the general reaction you get to your posts? it s really interesting. i get a mixed bag. the thing that encourages me the most is that i just got a comment literally 20 minutes ago on one of my videos