Rent's Due Podcast - Episode 4: 18 Then vs. 18 Now: The Blueprint with Lou Gee

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Clint Coley chased a cyclist who told his daughter to move, gripping him up to demand an apology.

The episode begins with hosts Clint Coley and Lou Gee setting up the theme of generational differences, specifically comparing life at 18 versus adulthood. They joke about the social dynamics at a barbecue where younger people should serve older ones. Lou Gee offers earnest advice to 18-year-olds, emphasizing the importance of taking the first step toward goals and not being afraid to ask questions, though Clint interjects with comedic takes on 'dumbass questions.' The conversation shifts to parenting, with Clint recounting a story about chasing down a cyclist who yelled at his daughter, highlighting his protective instincts. He also shares a story about his daughter being called slow in school and his confrontational response. The discussion returns to mentorship, with Lou stressing the value of having a mentor and Clint reflecting on his own experience as a mentee to comedian DL. Clint narrates a poignant moment where he warmed up the audience for his mentor Bo the night after Bo's mother died, leading to an emotional and powerful performance. Clint then announces he will be going on tour with the R&B duo Floetry, along with Raheem DeVaughn and Teedra Moses, expressing excitement about this career opportunity. He details his role as host and his desire to perform a short set during the tour. The hosts also reminisce about being 18, referencing Facebook's early days, business casual fashion at clubs, and old school music. Clint outlines his future plans, including the Netflix Is A Joke festival and his own tour, advising listeners to make themselves indispensable and professional. The episode wraps with promotional reminders for the My Date Jar app and the Floetry tour.

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