In a game of cards each person is dealt a specific collection of cards, called “hand”. Here the hand is being compared to the talents and abilities that you inherit at birth.
Some people use their surroundings as an excuse not to make something out of their lives. They focus the negative without realizing that they too have abilities (whole hand) that they could be utilized to make a better life.
Going back to the previous lines, the “bull” could also be the system, that puts down the people and denies them a well suited job even if they have the adequate skills (the whole hand).
In a clever line using both the literal and figurative meanings of bullshit, Lupe argues that this is straight up bs, coming directly from the source.

Also, bullshit is the name of a card game, where every time someone suspects you of bluffing your cards, they say “bullshit”. Lupe is really going crazy with these card references.
The club/card reference is also a double entendre.
T-Rex is a battle rapper and he always starts his verse by saying “Grown man bars is something you gotta deal with”
T-Rex
He calls him Beloved, taking a page out of Loaded Lux’s book, who calls his opponents his beloveds upon battling.
Also a reference to the line used by Loaded Lux at 36:55 of his battle against Calicoe.
Which you can peep right here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=u1-z2hxXxKg
This line also begins the card metaphor Lupe uses throughout the song. Saying that life is something you have to deal with.
Double Entendre:
– Life is a gamble, like in poker and rely’s on things such as luck.
– Dealing in poker is to distribute cards to players in accordance with the rules of the game being played, so he is in turn starting the metaphor.
Dealing
This line ties in to the previous lines with the card metaphor. Stating that even the simplest and most fragile things can protect you in life’s harsh moments.
A Full House is a hand that contains three matching cards of one rank and two matching cards of another rank.
Tepee
Full House
Considering this is The Underachievers, saying you only live once makes no sense in context of there movement.
“C'est la vie”/“This Is Life” is used to reference the fact that they’re living life to the fullest as mentioned previously.
Also notice how many girl’s he’s getting on the specific day.
Three on Wednesday, Four on Thursday, and Five on Friday.
Pretty sure that’s Lupe….of course Joey’s still nice and addresses this later in the song.
He’s asking God to bless the rebellion which are living under government oppression.
With rap’s this sick there is only one word you can call this, DOPE.
My man is not only fly on the mic but he brings positive message’s from a higher power (Allah).