Big Slick here 👊 Got a story or need advice? Text me now — might make it on Talk Ya Sh!t! 🎙️💯

You ever had a roommate that eats all your food, never cleans, and brings their girlfriend over like she lives there rent-free? 😤
In this episode of Talk Ya Sh!t, Big Slick is talking about the Roommate from Hell — the one that tests your patience, your peace, and your rent money! 😂

From dirty dishes and mystery leftovers to drama in shared spaces, this episode breaks down what happens when living with friends turns into surviving with strangers. We’ll talk boundaries, respect, and how to handle toxic roommates before you lose your mind or your deposit!

📩 Got something on your mind?
Write in to the “Let’s Talk About It Letter” at: Talkyashitdaily@gmail.com

🎥 Watch Full Video on YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/@Talkyashit

👉 Hit that like, comment, and subscribe — and let’s talk our sh!t!

🎧 Subscribe and turn on notifications so you never miss a drop — new episodes every Monday, Wednesday & Friday at 6AM!

Big Slick here 👊 Got a story or need advice? Text me now — might make it on Talk Ya Sh!t! 🎙️💯

The question lands heavy and real: do OGs still pass down game to the youth, or did the village go quiet? Big Slick takes a hard look at how neighborhoods used to run on a living code—streetlights meant go home, elders checked bad moves, and civilians stayed protected—even when the block was rough. The memories aren’t just nostalgia; they’re a blueprint for how safety, respect, and guidance shaped kids into adults with options. Big Slick breaks down what that code looked like in practice: older men and women calling you in, steering you off the corner, telling your mom when you crossed a line, and drawing a clear line between the life and everyone else. Those small moments of correction and care created a net that caught a lot of potential before it fell through. From keeping school kids off hot blocks to shielding student athletes and college-bound teens, the community knew who to protect and how to do it without a committee or a policy. Then we step into the present and ask hard questions. Is there a gap between older voices and younger ears? Do OGs still have the credibility and courage to teach? Do young people feel seen or just judged? We talk social media, shifting status symbols, and why clout can drown out wisdom if mentors stop showing up. Most of all, we explore what it would take to rebuild the blueprint: intergenerational spaces, consistent check-ins, visible role models, and simple, repeatable habits that make safety feel normal again. If you grew up with window warnings and stoop talks—or if you wish you had—you’ll feel this. And if you’re ready to be that voice for someone younger, you’ll leave with concrete ideas for how to start. Tap play, then tell us: does your block still look out, and what would it take to make the village louder than the noise? Subscribe, share with a friend who mentors, and drop a review to keep this conversation moving.

📩 Got something on your mind?
Write in to the “Let’s Talk About It Letter” at: Talkyashitdaily@gmail.com

🎥 Watch Full Video on YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/@Talkyashit

👉 Hit that like, comment, and subscribe — and let’s talk our sh!t!

Big Slick here 👊 Got a story or need advice? Text me now — might make it on Talk Ya Sh!t! 🎙️💯

The ads say go big or you’re failing your family. We say keep your joy and your money. Big Slick brings unfiltered, straight-talk energy to a seasonal truth most people feel but rarely say out loud: holidays are priceless, but overspending is a choice. From Thanksgiving menus that balloon into waste to Christmas lists that teach kids to crave more, we unpack the habits, emotions, and marketing pressure that turn celebration into stress. Big Slick gets honest about the invisible reasons we overdo it—like trying to heal childhood lack by piling gifts on our own kids—and how that backfires. You’ll hear a simple framework to reset expectations: fewer, better gifts; clear budgets by category; and a tighter, smarter plan for hosting that doesn’t leave you eating scraps all week. Slick tackles Valentine’s Day with the same heat, arguing that real romance happens in small, steady acts, not a once-a-year spending spree. If you’ve ever felt the January money hangover, this conversation gives you language, tools, and confidence to opt out. Walk away with practical moves you can use right now: cap the number of gifts without killing the vibe, embrace potlucks and portion control, choose experiences over excess, and set norms your kids can understand. Most of all, reclaim the meaning of the season by aligning your wallet with your values. Hit play, share it with someone who needs a reality check, and if you’re rocking with the message, subscribe, leave a review, and tell us the one holiday expense you’re cutting this year.

📩 Got something on your mind?
Write in to the “Let’s Talk About It Letter” at: Talkyashitdaily@gmail.com

🎥 Watch Full Video on YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/@Talkyashit

👉 Hit that like, comment, and subscribe — and let’s talk our sh!t!