Chips & Loafers: Love, Laughs and a Little Crunch

0:00 Penny and Nygee are two powerhouse souls whose paths have crossed for years, never realizing destiny had been quietly aligning them all along. They each lived full lives, experienced love in their own ways, and grew through their individual journeys. But 2025 marked a turning point. It was the year they chose each other, redefining what love, partnership, and purpose look like. Their chemistry is unmistakable, their admiration for one another is genuine, and their future together feels nothing short of extraordinary. Out of this love story came PotatoChips N PennyLoafers, their unique social media brand dedicated to celebrating their adventures, their growth, and the beauty of black love. Through candid moments, laughter, creativity, and connection, they've created a space that highlights what it means to choose love every day. Tune into this episode as we dive into the origins of their bond, the mission behind their platform, And the journey that brought Penny and Nygee to become the dynamic duo they are today. And like I said, this is not your question. You're right, baby, you're right. I'm your host, Andres, and I got a home lover. I'm supposed to go to sleep, but I be all over the place. So I was like, so that's

1:32 what we wanted it to be. Following up on social media right now because there just wasn't producing a lot at the time. So just hearing about Google Google and YouTube University is idealistically the best way to learn A lot of y 'all out there, y 'all want to be able to do it, but y 'all have not. We have content creators who are going by potato chips and, oh, I think I spelled potato chips wrong. Look at that. I have to fix that.

2:26 Potato chips and training load force. Now, y 'all might know them as Penny and Nygee, but they have come together collectively as a couple. but also showcasing this, as y 'all seen on the internet, there's been a lot of like couple sensations and couples who've been like putting out content. So y 'all welcome to the platform. Y 'all, what's happening? What's happening, man? It's a pleasure being here, bro. I appreciate y 'all taking the time out of your busy, you know, content creative schedule to do this interview. But let's get into the origins and things of that nature. One, y 'all get together and y 'all form a relationship like most people do. But why? Because y 'all both have your own individual brands, right?

3:20 Right. Why get together and actually turn it into a business and put it out there for the public to assume? I'd like to say we didn't first think about a business or let alone think about us being together because me, him and I have been knowing each other for years and have been in passing in the same room in the same area, could have said things to one another and never did. It was just a little bit like a cool level, like he cool, she cool. Even when I went back in my phone to look at old videos, he's in them. We weren't thinking about each other in no type of way at all. It was just cool. Once we did start dating and stuff and I was already into doing content and he was doing stuff with cutting hair or his singing and stuff like that. So since we both were doing content and we got along so well and a lot of folks before we popped out was saying, we like y 'all together. So we was like, you know, let's just make it a, let's just do content creation. We'll be a content creating couple. And I've always wanted to do content.

4:35 I just never been with somebody who, who supported me and where I felt like I could be myself with until me and, you know, when me and Penny started talking, you know, she just was cool. I mean, things were just, things just was cool off the jump because like, like she said, we've been knowing each other for years. Yeah. So, you know, I ain't really nothing to hide. And the fact that we was able to, you know, you know, be transparent with each other and have, like, insensitive conversations and, you know, like, and everything be cool, man, that just made it, made the situation a whole lot better, so. And then, plus, she do content, and something I've always wanted to do, her doing it, motivated me to, like, just, you know, just go and get out there. And it been popping there since. Yeah, yeah, it has a problem.

5:25 I've been loving that. You know, I'm saying y 'all feelings like going to Savannah and just doing out of them stuff even like to argue in the car That was a real argument too, by the way Oh, yeah, that type of, you know, is there a platform where they gonna sit there and fire me and all that. Oh, hell no. Get him ready for future platforms that are like that. So he needs to get used to conversating without cursing.

6:31 Well, that is true. That is true because, you know, there are some out there where, you know, like you go on Toretto radio, they are regulated. Right. But so I wanted to say this, Najee, that I feel like you've been making content this entire time or whatever because you're very transparent. slide over to that page, check out what I have to offer and let me know. All right. When it comes to your life and stuff. So Penny, how did you view that? You know what I'm saying? Knowing that, you know, that could probably like a little bit spill over into your realm because I'm like not even transparent on Facebook about a lot of stuff like I've been transparent. So, you know, that could like, you know, backfire a little bit. Well, when we first got together, like I said, I've been knowing him and I knew what type of person he was. I'm gonna just be real, I don't play like him. I just told him straight up, like he was saying, very transparent with each other.

7:51 And I was like, listen, I know this is what you do. I know this is what type of person you have been in the past, but if you wanna be with me, I'm not that type of woman. I'm not going for that. I'm not somebody that say I'm not going for something. And just because we chew and then we love and then we having a good time, I'm gonna go for it. No, I have my standards and I'm gonna stand on it. And there's something that I let him know from the jump. And it was something that he agreed to work upon and never do. And so, you know, I feel secure with it. That's what's up. So, Naji, like, was this intentional for you? to approach a situation like a relationship differently than, you know what I'm saying, what has worked in the past for you? Or what hasn't worked in the past? Well, wait, so, wait, can you re -ask that question again? So, were you more intentional? Like, what did you change about yourself? You know, because based on what Penny's saying, she gave you like, you know what I'm saying, everything upfront and let you know what the standards were. And she seems like a different type of person for you based off people you might've been associated with in the past. She is completely different because in the past, I've been dealing with a lot of corn balls. I'm gonna say in the past, I was dealing with a lot of born ass, born women. I've been dealing with a lot of women that was born. I wasn't able to be myself with them. You know what I mean? It was always situations

9:21 where. You know, they felt like, you know, they wanted to control my life. I even had one that didn't want me to sing. You feel me? Like, didn't want me to sing, didn't want me to get a non -stop. That's crazy. So to be with her, it was more, it was serious to me to change how I act, you know what I mean? And the things that I do because she's that special to me. You know what I mean? Like she told me up front, you know. how she moved, how she acted, what's going on and what she's tolerating. And I had a hundred percent freedom to do whatever I wanted to. But I chose to, you know, be there. And, you know, I made that decision on my own. It wasn't forced, but I made a decision on my own to not move in the ways that I used to. Because she's that valuable to me. I care about her that much. And I wanted it. I saw the potential. And we're living in that potential right now, so. Yeah, I definitely could tell y 'all's chemistry and y 'all are really intentional about which I do because you can't fake stuff like how y 'all are doing for one another. Like a lot of people try to like, you know, fake stuff on the internet and have like what you call internet relationships. Right.

10:37 And outside of that, you know what I'm saying? They're not together. They just do it for, you know, monetization purposes and things of the nature. But you can tell authenticity. and y 'all are very authentic with one another. Penny, what was different about Nigey as far as like, you know, him being the man versus the other people you've had in the past? Like you said, Nigey is very transparent. So it was like he wasn't scared of me. He didn't back down from me even being like more so of alpha woman or whatever. He came in and He didn't sweep me on my feet. He said something very, very little feel to me that I think that it would have took a very confident man to say. And so him saying that, I knew he was very confident in himself and what he said and what he really wanted. July 22nd at 5 o 'clock. I was sitting at the bar.

11:38 She walked in. Like I said Okay But yeah, okay and like I said it for him to say it to me for me to I already know and for him to say I was just like and we We're not gonna repeat what he said that day It was nine words, though And we're gonna keep that between that too It just really went from there and then he was when he told me I want to take one day And I want to take him on a date be downtown at 2 15 Mm -hmm. He called me at 2 o 'clock. He said hey, I'm gonna be a little bit late But I promise I'm gonna be there about like 220. Mm -hmm. He was there at 220 The next day when he said, I'm gonna do, he did it right then and there. So then from the beginning, that was the difference. Like he really was a man of his word. He really stood on what he said. He was very punctual. He didn't, you know, he didn't get me to run around about a lot of things. Like I said, he was very intentional about wanting to talk to me, wanting to date me. And he's still been the same way today that he was, you know, that first day. Yeah. So he ain't like switched up on you or, you know, got comfortable or nothing like that. Like, you know, most people do. Yeah. He is still the same person that he presented himself to be even like this.

13:02 He's not faking to be somebody that he is, you know, because I've had people that like he's saying he's dated corn balls. I've also deal with corn balls too, or people that just want to talk to you because you got status, you know, you deal with a lot of those people that aren't really compatible to you because they only really want you because of how they see you and not for who you really are. So he took his time with me. He got, we really got to know each other. Outside of what we already like. Knew about each other. We really sat down and really got to know each other so. A hundred days. A hundred plus days man. Just me and her every day. First and last person that I see every morning, every day.

13:42 A hundred plus days. Been with her. That's what's up. I had a similar experience when I came over here to the Metro Atlanta area. Like I was actively dating out there in the scene and like, first of all, I was crazy up here. Second of all, I think I went through like 40 women as far as like just talking dates, stuff like that. And I found that one and the quantity of what we did, like we've had, I think 15, 16 dates or whatever. And everything was intentional. We had stuff where it popped up where, okay, hey, let's go here or whatever, as far as like, you know, being spontaneous. And then we had things that were planned out. but it was like all these different things. You really got to know a person.

14:24 Right. And I would say it all the time that when you got to do stuff like that, when you like you say at a hundred days intentionally where you're seeing each other, the quantity of that time and the quality of that time ends up being really, if you would like to compare it to traditional dating, that's like a whole year, year and a half worth. Right, now for real. So how was that for both of y 'all like actually doing that? Because you're making a commitment to something that you don't know how it's gonna turn out, right? And you're sacrificing time for something in the future and it's taken away from other things that you could be doing. So how was that for y 'all? I feel like, well, I'ma speak on my behalf. It's not a secret, man. I've had my share of women in the past. You know what I mean?

15:12 I done been in the world. I done dealt with a lot of people. I done did. damn near everything under the sun that you could think of that a 20 year old, like, you know, between the 20s. Everything that you can think of that you can do in your 20s, I probably did. And, you know, I'm at an age now, man, where it's like, like, all that shit really played out. You know what I mean? I found somebody who I know, like, I'm somebody, she's literally like a twin, you feel me? Like, we think alike. It's like sometimes, like when I be thinking of some shit, she'll speak on it or if she think a song and then I speak on it without even, it's like, it just, everything just happened. Like naturally and normally. And you know, I'm tired of dipping and dabbing, you feel me? I want me some forever.

16:03 And I found my miss forever. I found her. She's on my mind. Yeah, he goes all over for it. But for me, I wanted to be around him because we have fun together like hella fun We he always playing our way joking laughing. It just always be a good time when I'm around him like I'm never bored with him I've been like saying with people why did you send that? I'm like, oh my god, please do something so bored, but We can be sitting around the house doing nothing. My mama waking up people or waking up people for laughing. I always laugh, I always joking, I always playing. So that's what it was. And then for me. Um, I have um siblings and i'm the oldest out of my siblings and me and my siblings are really close So within those hundred days of him being around me out of them 100 days i'm probably with my sisters them 100 of them, too So it was like how he came in and he was able my sisters liked him my mom liked him my nieces and nephews like I love everybody, you know Really took to him well, too. So they kind of made it easier for me. I'm here Get along with my sisters. We can't be nothing Her sister, her sister's my sister.

17:18 Yeah. And I told them, God bless me to marry her. You hear me? Come to that point, they all got to change their last name, too. I fought with them. I fought with them, man, for real. He's going to become a Holloway, not G Holloway. Nah, it's either going to be, it's either going to be Holliver or Holloway. You're going to be blending them, too. Come on, man, but now it's a real shit though. Uh, like her sisters, man, I fought with them and they keep me on my feet like they don't sugarcoat They know this man and they talk to me like they've been knowing me for years And and i've been knowing a few I've been knowing for years though. I ain't gonna lie to you man went to school with him But just never on their type of I ain't like I ain't not on their type of level though. You feel me? Yeah, do y 'all both realize what y 'all have like right now really when you compare Like the chemistry, the synergy, because like finishing each other thoughts, that's real synergy, where you're locked in with someone. I have that with mine. Just always wanting to be around each other, missing each other when you're like, you know what I'm saying, you're far apart. And it's not like to the point to where some people be like, you know, well you can't just do anything by yourself.

18:31 It's not that. It's the fact that you know that other person completes you and makes you whole. Yeah, I miss you. Come on. Yeah, man. I'm telling you, I ain't never in my life spent a hundred -plus days with somebody and didn't get tired of them. Yes. You feel me? I'm talking about the first and last person I see every day. And every time we wake up, man, we laughing about a song. And right before we go to sleep, like if we have a problem, if there's a problem before we lay down, we make sure we try to... Like we don't sleep a couple of times, but for the most for the most part We make sure like we settle our problem before we go to sleep. Yeah That's a whole different like level of love. Yeah dedication Because you want each other to be good. It's like, you know when each other's energy is off, right? Yeah, that's how you went to sleep man.

19:26 You kicked me out to be I didn't kick you out of no damn bed, man. Nah, I'ma tell you what it was. She was mad. She was mad at me. I was mad at her. And, you know, usually when we mad at each other, we face the opposite way. And she say we butt kiss. Our booty kiss. But this time, our butt went kissing. I kept trying to touch it, but she kept scooting over. Trying to be moving and shit. And her crazy ass fell out the bed. Tried to scoot too far. I'm like... Get your ass up. Come here. You see like how y 'all still trying to connect, even though you're at a disagreement. That right there is the purest form of it itself. Cause of course, you know, our couples are going to go through disagreements.

20:13 I call them disagreements. I don't call them arguments and stuff. But me and my girl, we don't even, we don't really argue. Like we don't yell at each other. I'm intentional about that. Cause I've had some, you know, How's the situation? We get down. What I like about it though is we gonna argue. We gonna talk shit to each other. But at the end of the argument, we gonna end up laughing. Cause we be dead serious, but we know how to like, we know how to defuse it without even forcing it. It just naturally happens. She may say something cause she like when she talk shit and when we arguing, she like to crack. She like to fire people up. And she may say some funny stuff. And I can't help but laugh. Or vice versa, I may say something to her too. We just can't help but laugh. So I do appreciate that about us too. I love the fact that we can argue in that shit right there now. Yeah, but like I said, hold on to that, because that's very precious. So why the name, like potato chips and penny loaves? How'd y 'all come up with that?

21:20 I'm really good with marketing names. I've always been good with that for all my businesses and stuff, my sisters, a lot of stuff that they have going on. So we were just thinking about a name and so when we become, we gonna become. potato chips and peanut loafers because his name is Chip and my name is Penny. And I didn't want it to be anything plain. See, he wanted Mr. JB Plain and JB - Man, I came up with potato chips and peanut loafers. This is the hell I did. I came up with that shit, man. You're so bad. She'll never want to give me no credit with that, so. You're playing so bad. I came up with that name, potato chips and peanut loafers. No, he didn't. No, he did not. Matter of fact, no, let me tell you. Now, potato chips is something that he'd tell the kids. He'd be like, my name is real, like potato chips. So that's kind of where the potato chips came from. And so I was like, we gonna be potato chips and peanut loafers, because people always do be calling me peanut loafers too, because my name's Penny. And so I was like, yeah, we gonna be potato chips and peanut loafers.

22:25 Baby, stop lying. at the end of the day it's y 'all's so you know i love it right so how do y 'all balance doing this versus all of y 'all stuff all the other stuff that y 'all both got going on individually because you got hair you also have the uh the was it the olivers the cooking olivers kitchen your kitchen yeah and then you got her dance team you got dancing and then production yeah her tv shows here yeah so first of all That in itself, I have so many questions about that, but you know, that could be another time, another place or whatever. So y 'all have a lot of stuff to balance and then y 'all doing this. So how do y 'all do that? We do it during. So while we're doing the other stuff, we do it during that time. Like if he's at the barbershop, we'll do that. So we're not shy. So we don't mind bringing out the camera, the tripod, whatever, around whoever. So we don't have to be by ourselves just to shoot the content like right here while we're in the middle of everybody socializing.

23:27 We'll do a TikTok. We'll do, you know, Snapchat and put something over it. It don't take much to pull that phone out. I'm crazy with that. As a producer, as a director, I know that your phone has to always be out. You always have to be recording. I know that everything is content. Every little thing no matter what you do wrong long as you got the right music the right message somebody's gonna click on it, right? So, um, like I said, we just do it during um, sometimes we do plan and we might be like, okay We got Sunday out. We got Monday out. This is the actual video. We're gonna do you know, and uh, we also have some ideas from like People around and stuff like this and that's our team man, you know They help us out when it come down to like ideas, different ideas. Like we both creative, where it's, you know, you know. Mines is better than two. Yeah, you feel so. You know, we work it out, we put it together and like we saying, we just make every opportunity a time for content really. Facts, facts. Have y 'all got any apprehension about like, disciplining your lives out there like that? Because, you know, some people only want to present themselves a certain way on social media. You know, they want to make themselves look. the best version possible, but it's not realistic. Yeah. Have y 'all got any apprehension?

24:46 Go ahead, baby. So what I see, I noticed that, you know, people want authenticity. So I was just like, you know, we just got to, we got to do it now. We can't keep waiting till we get the perfect house, the perfect car, perfect background, the perfect whatever. Our hair ain't gonna be done. Cause that's not real life. Like we, we, we try, we aim to make things that aim to make content that's relatable. while also being hilarious, you feel me? Like, because a lot of people know us, you know, we've been pretty popular prior to us even, you know, getting together doing this. And by us getting together, it was like mind boggling to, you know, to people around us. And it just caused attention. People want to know. like how, and why, and what we really be doing. We gonna make sure that his tape is always straight, I'm always polished, I'm always this, they won't really just believe it, they'll believe that we just up content creating couple and not that like we in a real relationship, I mean, creating content. Right. Now how do y 'all think moving forward because like y 'all's celebrity -ness, right, will increase in popularity.

25:56 because y 'all took two different brands and put them together now and formed its own identity. Do you think moving forward how people interact with y 'all will be really genuine like to y 'all or do you think they'll just be wanting to like ride coattails and stuff like that? I feel like people know us enough to know like we ain't like you like we know that fake stuff. You feel me like we know. So they know that it even come. come nearer like with nothing fake because we're, me and her both aren't the type to just bite our tongue or let shit slide, you feel me? So we just try to weave out and stay away from all the negativity. Like of course we understand what we're doing is great and it's gonna cause hate. And we okay with the haters, you feel me? Like it's cool but stay open, you know what I mean? Just stay open up, you know what I mean? Like just don't even. You can hate all you want to. There ain't no problem. That's what you're supposed to do. And you be in it.

26:54 But we just try to surround ourselves with like -minded people and people that actually love and care about us. But now G is like way more friendlier than me too. So I try to have discernment with people. I might stand to the back and I might be like, oh, uh -uh baby. I don't like them. I don't like how they were looking at, or I don't like how they were doing this, or they were fake, or they really were saying it to be funny. They really was hating. And you know too, I got my supporters, my sisters, and my mom and them too. They'd be definitely looking out for our best interests like they always have before we became Chips and Penis. You know, I still had... my TV show and my dance team and even dance to you and even think when you got a kid's dance team that people would still come trying to ride your coattail. People would still just try to come in and get clapped from you.

27:40 So it's like, I'm used to, you know, looking at people or trying to get that assignment and be like, oh no, they're not for us for real. Or if they come in, you know, sometimes some snakes do get in if the grass not, you know, low enough and hopefully get to cut the grass soon enough, but we can just weed them all now and we won't be scared to do it. Get up out of here. How do y 'all handle differences, like you said, with it? So let's say y 'all around like new people who come in, right? And want to be quote unquote a part of the team or figure like, you know what I'm saying? They can try to help in some way. Like let's say y 'all catch different vibes off of them. How would y 'all like settle that between y 'all to whether or not, you know what I'm saying, these people or this person can enter the circle? We cut them off. And we are will cut him off or even if we don't agree if he agree and I don't agree we'll still kind of like Okay, we'll just let you know now. I don't agree. All right, and I'll tell you that I do so we can really try my and see but they know the end of the day I told you that I went good and I told you that I was so let's just see before we officially let them come on like they just figure them out real quick Okay, so I saw where you have posted. Yeah, I got y 'all's first brand deal. How did that come about?

28:58 from our videos online. Somebody reached out to us and they said, we've been seeing y 'all videos online. You know, we love y 'all, y 'all hilarious. And we would like for y 'all to be brand ambassadors for our t -shirt line. Yeah. So basically, what it is, like basically, like when we start making content, after we get everything, like all the way through, when we start making content, we're gonna be wearing like they brand and stuff like that. Some of our content. And mentioning their brand and all that different types of stuff. I was saying for it to be that fast, for people to be reaching out to us that fast, it was definitely like, okay, we're going up, we getting out, people seeing us. Definitely an eye opener. We got to make sure we keep going.

29:46 Definitely, because what y 'all doing there and making the middle Georgia area, no one's doing. Like they got people up here in Atlanta, they do that. And I've seen others in California and stuff, but y 'all are the first one to see. So y 'all actually like trailblazers for that area. And you're cutting down the paths. Now the success of what y 'all do will inspire others to do the same. Oh, really? Already? Already the people are already like, you know, jumping on board. Yeah, and we love it, man. That's the main goal for potato chips. One of the main goals for potato chips, depending on what it is, is to support black love while being authentic. You know what I mean? What's the opposite of authentic? Artificial.

30:42 You know what I mean? That's one of the main goals. And then also making people laugh. Because we both goofy individuals. So that's one of them. some of the main goals that we have and seeing that that we're making people laugh and seeing more people like promote their their partners and Create content man. We love it man. We like that's what that's what we wanted to see like that was one of the goals one of the main goals Yes, I love it. Y 'all already inspiring people and yeah, so that in itself is a compliment Now I guess as y 'all keep going further along If that inspiration turns into a copycat, it might be a different, you know, type of situation.

31:28 I mean, hopefully that we're, you know, we open up and then those people have seen, you know, our originality and know that. you know they got different chips and pennies and if they don't hopefully we in a whole another avenue doing a whole different so by the time they go to collect it you know they stole from whatever they doing we collected ours on a older scale we just really elevate more so so we get a copycat i feel like we more so inspiring them right and it's full of creative And I've had to learn that too, you know, being around in the hair industry with my sister, me doing ghetto fabulous and a lot of stuff like with the dance team and all that. A lot of people are not creative, so they have to copy because they don't have that type of mindset. So I don't, I really don't mind as long as there's not somebody in my circle. close to me copying myself before we drop it and they drop it like it's theirs or try to take off like it's theirs and they came over the idea of them running off with it on that when I would have them. And we've experienced things like that in our lives individually so I feel like we know how to in a way to prevent it but you know them snakes they be sliding so you know like she said earlier man you got to keep that grab cut. Yeah yeah yeah definitely gotta be on like you know 100 now. because like I said, y 'all already had y 'all own individual brands. And now that y 'all come together and form like a powerhouse, and it's bigger than like both of y 'all, because it's starting to be its own identity. Right.

32:54 And it can easily take off to where, you know, it's in the millions and stuff like that. And you know, that right there will bring all these other opportunities. So where do y 'all see this going as far as like, are y 'all going to be the ones where like, let's say new brand deals come into play? Will it be a situation where you'll you will have to like something about can match their brand deals where? They really got to feel that product or service that they're promoting and if not outside of that it wouldn't make sense to them Yeah, I don't want a lot for brands. I don't want to say that your product is good when it's trash That's not something I'm gonna do. Yeah, like we're giving authentic content. We're giving everything authentic So the brand is I have to be authentic as well, right? Because if we haven't, we have, haven't we posted any of our like food reviews and stuff like that? No, we have, okay, well. Not yet.

33:50 No, we ain't posting no food reviews yet, but just know we not sugar cone and we not holding back for real. If it's nasty. So if it's nasty, if it's not good, we definitely gonna say it. Like we not doing it just because, and those aren't brand is, you know, those are just food reviews. Even, you know, with those brands, we would like to collaborate with some brands too, but definitely tell it the truth. We're not gonna mention about this brand or anything like that, but just definitely being transparent, telling the real truth. So if somebody send me some hair products, and I know it didn't grow my hair, or they send me some weight loss pills, and I know I didn't lose weight, I'm not gonna say that I used your stuff, and it helped me lose weight, just to make you somebody. Right. Yeah. Yeah, because there's a lot of people out there, like you said, they're not a creative, so they don't know how to really, you know, put themselves out there. they don't really have you know strategy and stuff so they will use people who you know i'm saying have a massive following to you know get them attention when they could get the attention themselves but like you said if it doesn't work it doesn't work so they have to go back to the drawing board but we know how people are in the same town and have always been you know people just like jumping on bandwagons in certain areas that's what people do And we just like we we just keep Are we doing is keeping our head, you know? For you know ton of vision or making sure you know what I mean? You know, we ain't paying attention to nothing negative. Yeah, we're open to collabing with Other couples other brands.

35:25 No, we don't ask potato chips a penny loafers. We're doing the first we said father yeah five the first five promotional videos you know promotional videos for free or deals brand whatever we're doing everything for free the first five like the first five and then afterwards then that's what we're gonna go about um you know coming up with you know budgets and stuff like that that's what's up i like that i like the fact that y 'all giving back while you know i'm saying it's getting hot and then you know turning into the business model that it should be um i got i got um I got some rubber soda on the car, man. Y 'all can't leave yet. We got to take a shot.

36:09 I'll be out there in a minute, don't worry. I love it. So what can the fans and everyone expect, you know, going for, you know, the rest of the year and then going into 2026? Any nuggets y 'all can give away or? You say what? Say it again. What what can the fans and everybody expect going for remainder of 2025 and then going into 2026? Oh man. We have like we said, more videos, more laughter, more fun. Uh we will be taking troops, you know, in the new year. We will be uh we have new uh productions and stuff that we'll be coming out with um personally and together right um he'll be uh popping out with his singing more i'll be doing stuff on my production and stuff more and then we also have something that we're looking to do together for couples and you know for singles to bring them together so stay on the lookout for days for sure man we have so it's man it's a list it's a plethora of things that we have um all we can say man just stay tuned man for real It gonna keep getting better and better. As it should, as it should. And I can see where it's going to keep growing. You know, two creatives together who are really in it for one another. There's no limits to that.

37:30 So I look forward to seeing how big the journey gets. So let everybody know how can they, you know, follow y 'all. And if y 'all created any other social media handles what people can get, you know, behind the scenes or whatever, you know what I'm saying? You want them to see. So on Facebook, Add us on potato chips and penne loafers. Instagram, what it is, chips and pennies. Chips and pennies. Chips and pennies. Also there's TikTok, chips and pennies. And that's about it right now. Y 'all would like to send us anything or email or book us, our email is CPloafers.

38:30 That's what's up. Well, I wish y 'all the best of success. I'm gonna keep tuning in and watching and commenting and sharing and stuff. Like I said, that's hilarious to me. I love it. I love the fact that y 'all so transparent with y 'all's personality too. Y 'all don't hold back. Y 'all are doing y 'all. I'm enjoying it. I'm in a great space for the relationship. I know y 'all are in a great space for relationship and you know I want y 'all to win and I want y 'all to keep you know pushing and getting big because like you said black love should be pushed everywhere. Yes. We shouldn't just have these negative stereotypes about it and that you know it does exist and it is healthy. And, you know, it presents like the image that, you know what I'm saying, who we are as a people for real, not like, you know what I'm saying, how people perceive us. Y 'all keep doing our thing. Y 'all make sure y 'all go out there. Y 'all follow social media. It's gonna pop up on the screen. Y 'all can always continue to follow the platform, bank .radioshow.

39:25 I appreciate y 'all. Thank you for having us. You're welcome.