Oh, it's thin, thin crust pizza, too. That looks yum. You gotta heat that up, bro. You eat. I'm gonna do the dirty. I'm just gonna work over here while you eat your lunch, okay? All right. Yesterday, Cassie Ventura took the stand in the federal trial of Sean Combs and shared some very graphic testimony against him. She said during their 10-year relationship, he forced her into those disturbing freak-offs that we've heard so much about. Many times he was directing and filming. They were fueled by drugs and alcohol. They could last anywhere from a couple of hours to days. Cassie said at one point, it just became a job for her. In her testimony, Cassie said, quote, Sean controlled a lot of my life, whether it was career, sex, everything, and I didn't have much say. I was super young. I didn't know if he would be upset enough to be violent or not want to be with me at all. And she said she stayed so long because she wanted to make him happy. But as the years passed, she said even though she still wanted to please him, she recognized that he was becoming increasingly abusive, beating her and orchestrating just even more and more and more degrading freak offs that made her feel like her career was no longer music. She had signed a 10-album deal with Bad Boy Records, but her career instead was performing for Diddy's sexual satisfaction. Now, Diddy's lawyers have depicted these sexual encounters as consensual. They have denied that there was anything coercive about them. But Cassie, you know, just said she was scared. As many domestic violence victims say, she was scared not only of his anger, but also over his power over her career. The fact that he had videos and photos of these freak-offs that could be used to blackmail her. And once again, she was scared for her life here.