For the first time ever since we have started this podcast.....KB and Shakyra disagree.

What if Akeem had the opportunity to get flown out by a female best friend? Would KB be okay with that, or do you think she wouldn't let it slide not one bit? Tune in and find out.

You know what groupies are, right? Well, according to some of them that have spoken on podcasts, interviews, etc., have said that (allegedly) some of them require you to hang with, sleep with, or do ANYTHING with their friends before you actually get to do anything with that said celebrity. Should the groupies/women accept that or should a conversation still be had before anything happens?

We have all heard the term "Flewd Out" (credit to Young Miami lol). Most of the time, it's a woman being flown out to meet up with someone. Does being flown out AUTOMATICALLY mean that sex HAS to happen between the woman and the person she flew out to go see? Let us know what you think below.

In closing, people who are single should not encourage behavior that is disrespectful to their friends marriage. People who are married have a responsibility to keep their marriage in tact by not doing things they know would potentially ruin their marriage. They also should not let their single friends influence them to do things they KNOW would harm their marriage while they are out.

Do single people have a justifiable reason to talk to or pursue married women/men?

People believe that single individuals can have a bad influence on a married individual depending on where they decide to hangout. Some people feel like it doesn't matter, because the decisions that are made by a married/single person, falls on themselves and no else around them plays a part in their decision making. What do you think?

Are men and women TOO comfortable with their relationships to be with a person they know would treat them right? They know their significant other is the definition of a "modern day woman" (or man in some cases). So why stay?

Do women have a say in the financial decisions if her significant other is making ALL/MOST of the money? Are men actually okay with "modern day women" because they like/love their naked/half-naked posts on social media? Is the public shaming for "modern day women" from men just a trend? Tune in to listen to what the crew thinks.