This is the second installment to the Miniseries about R4 sitting down with the future journalist and psychologist Reign for an elaborate Q&A session.

An aspiring journalist, future psychologist and avid listener of the podcast sits down with R4 for an interview in Part 1 of the miniseries.

We start with a passionate preface from Wrestling Legend James E. Cornette, as R4 introduces us to a young man by the name of Zaire Brown; an avid listener of the podcast. He is willing to share a few tales of chaos and disorder from his point of view as a Loss Prevention Agent and a Cashier of different famous retail stores.

Our favorite former bouncer takes us to East Queens where he worked a gig in one of the tiniest places ever allowed to be a place of assembly, let alone a Strip Club.

R4 straight butchers the pronunciations of a lot of these names, but who cares? To borrow the words from Sister Souljah, from the Midnight series,"these people can't go to hell quick enough"! And also borrowing from my folks over at Supertrife Lo Life YouTube Channel, all of this is "ALLEGEDLY" in all caps! Guess we could all say this is all in good fun but, it's so bad it's sad.

Dedicated to the 10th Anniversary of Universal Lo Life's chapter of the mighty Lo Life family who are currently celebrating the biggest Polo Party Weekend ever

R4 speaks candidly about the fairness of holidays and misadventures at his gig in a gay club.

The United States Constitution has been edited and revised many times since its inception. The First Ten Amendments were to be known as the Bill Of Rights. 17 additional amendments were introduced to correct many party controversies. R4 attempts to add a 21st century touch to the 18th century scroll, that was later edited in the 19th and 20th centuries.

The Constitution is a document dating back to the late 1700's. R4 attempts to pick apart all the amendments and read aloud what most of us think we know about it. This is part one of a two part miniseries.