Street rats buy brand names...

As we get older most some of us have experienced losing friends and family. This is because we fail to show. Roy and Roy discuss Roy's weekend of hanging out with multiple friend groups. Roy realizes a deeper importance of maintaining friends and family. The onus is on YOU. They shed light on some reasons of why we choose to abandon the family, group of friends, and community.

As Kanye tells us.....  "they want us to keep our head down and don't look around". Rob and Roy explore the motions of breaking out of stagnation and doing something worthwhile for one's self! 

Rob and Roy will now be offering their time for whoever wants and needs it. Please Contact Svon_Digital on IG for more information. 

Roy is in some serious trouble... Rob goes through his experiences from his youth to "advise" him to never commit this "violation" again. Surprisingly, the conversation turned into more of a therapy session. Roy ended up realizing what he did and why it is actually wrong with regards to the individual.

Rob and Roy are back.... again.... for now .....They no longer have ambitions to make videos..... because they have now started a contracting company.... In this episode they uncover they shifted gears and direction and ...... why they are still even recording episodes! We honestly love our listeners because if you love us you probably are like us :)

Rob and Roy share their thoughts on ass kissing and people pleasing to make it up the corporate ladder.  We all know someone at work or in our lives that are desperate to get attention by throwing stones at someone else.  There is something that doesn't sit right with this strategy but they are aware we all do it in some capacity. 

Rob, Roy, and Zhang, are all agreeable people that then to forgo their own personal wellbeing to satisfy the group. We explore the bargaining nature of dealing with lies. 

More Likes.... We need more likes! I promise we will buy anything, do anything, say anything!..... for your external validation! Rob and Roy explore the need to be socially validated by their neighbours, friends, and family. To what extent is seeking this validation healthy and can you even recognize when it is too much?