Bun B stopped by The Ricky Wayne Show and delivered a few quotables about life and loving your wife properly. Bun has been married to Angela "Queenie" Walls for years and has always been verbal about the place she holds in his life. He broke married life all the way down on the show, in what's a super funny clip.

"A lot of y'all gotta realize, if you got a wife and you know your wife look good, maybe not look as good as the options you have on the table, you gotta realize that your wife might be the best option on another n-gga's table," he said. "So your wife might be a seven to you, based on the social circle that you move in but for some of these other n-ggas, your wife might be a 12. Like, she look better than anything they've ever had and she gonna get your money when she leave."

He then looks at the camera and pauses for dramatic effect.

"That's a win, win, win," he continued. "She got the house, she got the money, she look better than this bitch I got three babies with... I wish this gal would."

In another clip, Bun offers up advice about the realities of being a family man and making grown-man sacrifices.

"If you're gonna do some fly shit, make sure it's some fly shit that both of y'all get to do," he advised. "You can probably afford a Lambo and a family car. Come down on what kind of Lambo you want, but you gotta have a family car — because you have a family. You don't have a Lamborghini life. You can have a Lamborghini night. But you don't have a Lamborghini life. But on Sunday when we gotta go to the park, we gotta put these muthaf-ckas in this Explorer. You can't have a Lamborghini life, but you can have a Lamborghini night... But know she gets Lamborghini nights too."

Just recently producer Cory Mo spoke to Rock The Bells about the influence of Bun's wife, even in his music, explaining how she helped shape the pair's new single, "The Geto" featuring Z-Ro.

"Bun's wife called me one day and said I should redo Too Short's song 'The Ghetto' for Bun," Cory recalled. "So I did, and sent it to Z-Ro for the hook and he kilt it. So I took out the sample and called Ray Murray to help me put that gritty dirty southern sound on it, and magic was made."

You can check Bun's clips above and listen to his 2 Trill Show on Rock The Bells Radio every Wednesday at 12p.