Nightcap - Nightcap Gone Wild Part 1: That time Ocho got CHEATED ON, On the ROAD SHORTIES, No-Sex RULE

Episode Date: July 22, 2026

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You and J. Crohn's my favorite ISO players of all time. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Hey, that was funny, boy. Dang, Ocho, I feel bad. I was eight, eight, eight, hey, hey, that was a classic, that was a classic night one. I was classic. I kept hearing people say, man, he had that girl in the Haitian hunker book. I say, so now it wasn't a really no reason to feel bad for me because it was only two weeks.

My homeboys had worn me, man. This ain't that, man. He pulled that much out of me and your girl in two weeks? Yeah, yeah, yeah. I mean, listen, hey, listen, down here, we called him, she was a goer. Okay. She was a goer. You just didn't know it.

just didn't know it. No, they told me. Hey, Joe, I was young. That's why he got her so quick. Yeah, I was, I was, I was a baby, Joe said she was coming and a son. Yeah, that I was a freshman, Joe. So I thought I, you know, I thought I was doing something. Oh, yeah, yeah. You know, yeah. No, I was, I was playing way above my pay grade. Yeah. Yeah. And that's how it be, you know. Joe said she was good. She was lot and so she was nice and flexible. Oh, man. Come on, huh. Come on, man. Hey, I'm good, Natto.

You know, hey, I, listen, I see any signs of anything. Okay, bet. Hey, hey, hey, Joe. Hey, Joe, let me tell you, let me tell you what that turned me into now, Joe. I already know. Hey, I don't even play. I see any signs of anything. Oh, so you want to be funny?

All right, bitch, it's going to be a comedy show now. Come on. We, hey, we can both play. Yeah. Hey, Joe. Hey, listen. Hey. Come on, man.

Hey, listen. Yeah, Joe. Oh, Joe. Doesn't that man pull out? I said, oh, my God. He said, O'Chry? Why he put all that? Oh, Joe.

I know it, oh, Joe, I know it turned you to a savage, bro. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Hey, Joe, absolutely. Matter of fact, not, no, Joe, you know what? Obviously, not with, get to take the truth. not even a savage because everybody deserves the benefit of the doubt and and you should be able to trust everybody all it take is one thing it's just hiding your awareness that's all it did don't joe that's it it take it take one thing joe and then and always let me see how i say this the right way without being respectful because i i played number two for such a long time yeah when i put myself in the number one position yeah all the bullshit don't work yeah yeah you You get what I'm saying?

Yeah, yeah. None of it works. None of the game, none of the lad, none of the, oh, my, none of it. But the difference is, though, Joe, between a guy and a lady. See, a guy is fine being number two. He don't really care about being number one. Number one lady, she's trying to be number one. The number two lady is trying to be number one.

Yeah, I'll be back on. Hey, I'll be down here sitting there. I don't need to be lead single. I don't never want to need to get on the microphone. I just beat these drool one. Absolutely not. Joe, hey, Joe, number two of such. Number two was such a beautiful spot.

I ain't got to deal with the headache. I ain't got to deal with the fussing. I ain't paying no bills. You're cutting to me to vent and I'm a shoulder to cry on. Yeah. And also, and right. Yeah, man.

Yeah. Dead and bubble going. Hey, yeah. Hey, I'm perfectly fine being Jerome. What I'm here at? Odie, oh, de, oh. Hey, I don't need to be Mars. I'm throwing.

I'm holding a barrel. Hey. I'm doing the burn. Have you. I don't tell you nothing about the bird. Hey, you crazy. I grew up, I grew up on that. Hey, this was the day, Joe, now I got me a nice little nice.

Oh, he got Cambodian. Yeah, I'm good. Now, Joe. Yeah, he locked in. He locked in. Hey, Joe ain't got no problem, Joe. But you know, hey, at first he was like a Gattaca. Y'all mean with that movie Gattaca?

with a with a hally berry everybody was dressed a lot because Ocho you know when they say he got a tight yeah he got a tight what? Me? Do he? You think I got a tight bo?

Yeah. Hey let me tell you something. Hey Joe, hey Joe When I get a bag of Skittles Yeah. I eat every motherfucking color. I don't pick and choose. Okay.

I don't pick and choose. That man had a party hat on Joe, on Joe. I'm sorry. I'm sorry that man did call your girl right there. Hey. Hey. Hey. Hey.

Joe! Joe! Look at it. He gave him. Hey. He gave him. Oh, Joe. Hey, come on.

Hey, uh, man. Oh, Lord. Oh, Lord. Oh, man. Hey. Hey, Joe. Hey, Joe, this way back in 1992. Hey, hey, hey, but, but you know that feeling though.

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. And seeing that. Oh, hey, hey, we didn't, hey, we didn't all been there. Oh, yeah. Yeah. We didn't all, we didn't all been there. That's why I say, boy, it scarred you a little bit, but that's all that's okay. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Matter of fact, it's scarred me to the point where I have, I approach things with a better understanding. Yeah. Like, even if we, that doesn't belong to me. That's not my property. Come on, um, what you? Oh, what this guy is? What that is? Why are you guys?

I don't got birthday stuff. Here, we're throwing out tonight, Ocho. Hey, um, hey, uncle, if that's looking, night, boy. Joe! He can't help himself. He can't help himself. I bet some of the people in the chat lost it.

They might not know what the hell we're talking about. Shit, they know what he can talk about. They would have to be for that show. I don't have been. Oh, my. Oh, you got some more stories. Hey, I got about two more, but I ain't going to tell you tonight. Oh, my goodness.

Oh, my goodness. Man. Oh, Joe. That bad. Ocho, I'm sorry, man. Nah, you're good. You're good, you good, you good. You know, it's good to laugh.

You're laughing at my pain. It's all good. No, I would do that, Ocho. Nah, you know, you got to think this back in 92, so it don't really meet, it don't make me none no more. Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Me and my homeboy just having us good. Oh, Cho, what's wrong with it, Ocho? He's on that liquor tonight, boy. He's going to have that little potter. Ocho, I ain't had no much of water tonight.

I ain't had no liquor tonight. I ain't drank that tonight. I'm saving that. I'm saving it on Saturday and Sunday. Oh, you sober? Okay. Chad, I'm sorry. We got to get through this.

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You know what I mean? Yeah. You might got a little something, something come through. You ain't. Oh, yeah, you're going to go. Before the game, Joe! Hey, man, you got to get it how you live. We're in different cities almost every other night, man.

God. Joe, for real? Man, I'm just saying, I don't sit here act like it ain't, you know, it ain't easy now. You know. I mean, I ain't, I ain't know, Joe. I ain't never did nothing like that, but go ahead. I'm just saying, you know, hey. Not the day, I mean, maybe the night before the game, not the day of the game, Joe.

You ain't tried to do that like that before the game, but then, Joe. I'm saying, okay, if I'm in the city for only one night, you know what I mean, I ain't coming back. We only play this team one time and they build it. Well, you know, like Luther Badros say, if only for one night. Damn, Joe. Y'all don't. Not that I think about it. That is a whole lot of cities.

82 games. Man, listen, listen. They don't do no room check. They don't do none of that. Y'all don't do no room check. Joe, you only got no curfew? Man, hell, now. Only person is going to be room checking you

is your damn girlfriend or your wife. That's it. Damn. Oh, Lord. Have mercy. I ain't know that, Joe. Man, they got security on the hall by the elevator and the doors.

Hey, you better be in your room by 11 o'clock. No, I'm just keeping out of the chubbubb coming by checking their rooms. No. Now, you know, guys might be in the room playing video games or playing cars or something like that. But ain't nobody, ain't no, no, no. Man, I got, like, for instance, like, it's cities that, you know, you go to, you know people. I ain't necessarily saying it's just, you know, females. I'm saying you might know some cats you went to school with, high school with, college with,

and you know you only go, hey, man, we go out, we get something to eat. Let's go bowling. Let's go do something. Like, it's interesting. I ain't trying to see nobody I went to high school with you. Hey, hold on. you ain't double back on nothing you went to high school with? No.

Well, you know, everybody you go to high school with, I mean, after year, by the time you made it, they didn't got kind of big, Joe. No, no, not early in your career, Ocho. You know what I'm saying? It may be something in high school, you know, you thought was nice. You ain't touch in high school, so you're like, hold on. Nah, Joe, everything nice and high school and got a little fluffy. They're a little bell pepper, Joe.

That's 10 years. That's your 10-year reunion. That's 10 years, but two, three years removed from high school, man, please. Joe, think about this, Joe. Think about this. And I'm sure people in the chat could attest of this. Those that was fine as hell, they used to be, oh, they was them, you know, as far as female. They don't, it don't be that years down the line, Joe.

I'm saying 10, 15 years down the line, they may not be like that. But you still, you're still going to have, you're going to have a few, Ocho, that's going to really take care of themselves and keep their self up. I don't know where y'all are from. You know what y'all got going? What school y'all went to? But where I'm from? Yeah.

Yeah. I'm just telling you, everybody gets, you know, get a little healthy, little weight on them. You know, ain't nothing wrong with that. I'm just saying it's never what it used to be. That's not how I remember you in high school. Man. You was that one.

Like, I couldn't wait to come out in the hallway and see you walk by because you was that one. Yeah. You know, I mean, it's, eh. I get what you saying, Ocho. There is a few, bro. There is a few. Look, because, you know, like in high school, they may be a little slim.

You know what I mean? Two, three years out of high school, they didn't get a little weight, good weight. Right. You know what I'm talking about? Yeah, I feel you. I mean, I ain't really seen nothing like that, Joe. Most of the time you graduate, then they had two, three kids, and, you know, they'd be a little bell pepper, Joe. Not all of them over time.

Yeah, I mean, maybe not where you from. I'm talking about dying in Miami. And Joe, Joe. I hate to go against you, but Ocho right. Oh, right, oh, different. Yeah? Hey, I'm telling you. Look, two, three years out of high school,

let's say you at Savannah State, you were junior in college. Yeah. You mean to tell me it ain't no girls in high school that you didn't see in or you'd be like, boy, look. I ain't backtrack in high school. You didn't? Nope. I mean, I ain't acting like I did. I'm just, you know.

Yeah, I know you did. I don't say. I'm just saying I ain't acting like I did. I'm just saying. But, hey, Ocho and Joe, I saw. Hey, I saw big things in their future in high school. I'm talking about, you know, a job promotion. I saw big things on the horizon.

Just saying. Hey, no, Joe, now you got me thinking. I'm trying to think who was, who was that. Oh, Joe, you're from Florida, boy, I know y'all got some, boy. No way. I'm trying to think who was, who was the it person. Oh, Joe, they was having babies. I mean, a lot of them had babies while we were in school.

Yeah. I mean, the youngest was 13. She got pregnant at like 13. I think she had a kid at 14. Damn. She got pregnant in seventh grade, had the baby in the eighth grade. Damn. I ain't a lot.

So how are you in the eighth grade? 13, 14? 13. I know, hey, I had some girls in my elementary who was pregnant in sixth grade. Huh? Yeah. Joe, wait, Joe, we, oh, you know what? You at there in Arkansas.

Okay. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

I'm like, I'm like, oh, no, no, no, no. No, Joe, that was it. That was it. Hey, so, hold on. Hey, back track. You ain't had no pretty girls in high school, bro. They were pretty in high school. Yeah.

I went to college for four years. That was high school. That was four years ago. And you mean to tell me all the prettiness gone. Yeah. Hey, Joe, they... I wasn't interested. You weren't interested then.

Yeah. Now you interested now? Hey, listen, they always interested after what they choose don't work out. Exactly. You wanted to get to drink and smoke weed. You ain't want me. Hold on. Now you want me two, three kids later?

But hold on, hold on. You're a little more experience now. You ain't trying to white. You ain't trying to white for? No, I'm good. What are we trying to do, Joe? Man, let me tell y'all something. At Little Rock Central, where I went to high school at,

let me tell you y'all something. We had all the pretty girls at Central, bro. Like, if you went to another high school in Little Rock before our bell rang when school was out, you see dudes driving through that. You hear me? Damn. Yeah, dudes come through that.

They can, they, a lot of the girls that I went to high school, especially the pretty one, they probably dated somebody at a different school. You know what I mean? Yeah. But we had them, boy. We had them. You hear me? Well, we didn't.

Damn. I mean, hey, Joe, I think we had them too, Joe. I mean, it's Miami, you know? I mean, it's a melting pot. Of course. That's what I'm saying. Everyone is gorgeous, but things change in a short amount, in a short amount of time, by the time you graduate, the four years later.

So, um, you ain't had like no little skinny girl in high school, and then two, three years later, she gained some good weight. Yeah, I'm, I'm saying, oh, Joe. I mean, Joe, me, my high school, my girlfriend in high school, when we broke up, I had my girlfriend in college. I ain't looked bad. I ain't mess with nobody from. All right. Okay. And now you got me thinking, I wonder what a-

I'm trying to think college is a different story. Collie something else, boy. Woo, law. I'm trying. Joe, hey, Joe, you got me. Joe, you got me thinking, Joe, you got me thinking, Joe. Yeah, hey. Kyle.

You got me thinking, Joe. What I got you thinking about? And now I'm trying to, I'm trying to think back who was fine back in high school, and I wonder where they're at and what they're doing now. And what do they look like now after all? You ain't worried about nobody right now. You might have been worried about them when you got out of college, when you got an Oregon state, you're going to leave.

The fact they were on the topic, that's all. The fact to be on the topic is like, it's jogging to me. I'm like, damn, I wonder where so-and-so at from 1995, 1996. Yeah. That's all. Hey, man, I had this one boy. Hey, she went to a rival high school. Boy, she was so fine.

Ooh. Like that? What? What's her name, aunt? I ain't tell it. We might be able to find him. I know where she is. My sister's see her all the time.

Oh, for real? Yeah. Hey, you looking for her? Okay, my bad. She's still fine? He didn't want to say, man. She's pushing 60. Uh-huh.

Yeah, that might be the one. Now, man. We broke up. What you did wrong? I didn't do nothing wrong. You just said y'all broke up. Where did? What, 98% of the time it's the man for?

See, if I tell the story, everybody going to know who it is, and I don't want people to know who it is. I don't want to put up in it. Okay, okay, okay, okay, okay, my bad, my bad. Hold on, the people you went to high school go, no? Everybody go, yes. Oh, well, hold on, y'all was together and it was private?

Hey, no, hey, man, look here, man, you know what I'm saying? You know. Oh, you were creepy? You know what I don't know? I had paddy feet. Okay, I got you, I got you, I got you. I got you.

I got you. You know, we quietly broke up and, uh, Yeah, I know, man. I ain't going to lie. I ain't going to lie. Some of the best times of my life, bro. I'm keeping it real with you,

I was at high school, bro. Oh, yeah. High school was fun, bro. College, when I got to college, I could see my dreams right in front of me, meaning like the NBA I was so focused that it wasn't nothing going to throw me off my pivot. Same thing in high school,

but in high school I had so much fun because I went to high school with a lot of cats who I really grew up with. high school was fun, bro. You threw caution to the wind. Boy, I am so glad there ain't no way I could have survived with social media now in high school with the...

Man, what you talking about? Hey, with the access and overexposure? Man, what you're talking about? No, sir. Hey, listen, because when I was in high school, boy, you had to go check, you got to go home and check that call ID to see who calls you.

You know what I'm saying? Joe, what you know about that call ID, Joe? Well, hey, Ocho, I should be, I go straight home and check it, trying to see if, try to see if this, hey, let me see if she hit me up or something. Let me see what going on. Yeah. But that was a good old day. Yes, you're fine, Ocho.

You're talking about, oh, I'm talking about stack. I'm talking about the girl that body, body. Hey, hey, because, you know, when you're in high school, they're fine for no reason. They ain't got to work out of nothing. That's, hey. Hey, what's up? Right. Yeah, yeah, you, you, you, you with me for a minute.

Man, let me stop by getting myself, F-J, let me go with a loose weed, loose-weed. You're going to spark two days after the Knit claimed their first NBA title in 53 years, McKell Bridges confirmed on a James Dolan issued a 10 weeks, no-sex man, prior to the team. A big win. Ten weeks? Damn. Hold on. I mean, I hear, you hear, Ocho, you know, the fight game and Joe, you've heard fighters, they go away and no sex and they want to build that testosterone.

Ten weeks? Yeah. And, you know, damn, well, none of them boys listen to that shit. You don't think so? Ocho. You don't think so, Ocho? Hold on, the majority of them guys on the Knicks, though, they married. Huh?

I ain't got nothing to say. Y'all ain't got nothing to say. Y'all don't think them do? You don't think they, uh... I do. 10 weeks a long time though yeah it is especially when you used to going like yeah yeah yeah when you go harder to paint

yeah yeah yeah yeah and all of a sudden you say hey bad please yeah see I know that probably I know that's hard for you on Ocho or y'all thinking like here about every two three days I need I need to I need to make this thing throw up you know what I'm saying every two or three days I'm talking about every two or three hours and then you're talking about you know you know what you know what you Hey, Joe, I don't know what's wrong with me. I'm not as active as I used to be, you know,

like one, once every two weeks, maybe. Yeah. Yeah, I don't know. I don't know what's wrong with me. I'm going to be honest. You know, we family. I can talk to y'all. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

I know I play around a lot, but you can tell about my voice and my delivery. I'm not joking. Like, you know, once every two weeks, sometimes, maybe, you know, twice in two weeks. I don't know why. I just, maybe because I'm on the go so much. And wife and she ain't she ain't she'll live what you do she? No, she often, it feels like she's with me, you know. Yeah, okay, okay, okay.

Yeah. Look here, as I've gotten older there, I think, you know, I don't have the same level of appetite. Right. You know, I don't work out like I want to it, but I just, that there. Hey, hey, you know, are you thinking because I'm older now, aunt? I don't know what your problem, Bill. They got nothing to do with me, Ocho. You need to figure that out.

You need to talk to somebody about it. that. I'm just thinking how it was. Hey, hey, Joe, I'm thinking about how it was in my 20s and 30s. Yeah. As opposed to how I am now, where it's like, no, you know, most of the time I initiate stuff, but when it does happen, she has to be the one to initiate everything. I don't, I don't, I think age's catching up to me, boy. You think so? Look, a little bit. A little bit. A little bit. What I was once was that. Don't get me wrong, but I guess I can, I can afford to tamper it back. Yeah. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? Yeah.

I mean, let's just say, you say boat still fast. Yeah. He ain't what he once was, but he's still fast. Right. Right. Right.

Yeah. Yeah, I get the drill. I get it. I get it. I get it. It might be something wrong with me, boy. I don't know.

No, ain't nothing wrong with me. You probably just on the goal, a lot, got a lot going on. You know what I mean? You can't. Yeah. You already know you can't be still. Yeah.

Yeah. Hey. Can't be on the right day? Hey, Hercules, Hercules, Hercules, Herckel-E Her-K-E-H-K-E-H-A-B. They do the right thing. No, it's, uh, I mean, look, look, man, you know,

at you, know, I want you, look, good times don't know what he does anything. Mm-hmm. You know, I think the thing is that when you know, what, you know, being professional athletes and having, you're like, it's not the same, but, you know, once you sit the,

I might not even be hungry. Right. But once you sit at the table, I'm going to eat. I'm going to eat a belly full. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You know, hey, let me get some of the mashed potatoes. Let me get some of them, you know, let me get some of the Hawaiian rolls. You know, hey, I take a slice of ham. Yeah. Hey, let me get some turkey.

Oh, oh, I take ox tail. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You got cornbread, too. I take a slice of cornbread, yeah. A little bit it is.

A little bit of it is. little bit of that? Yeah, yeah. Yeah. There you go. Yeah. Yeah. But I don't know what it's wrong with you, Ocho. But maybe you know what? Maybe your testosterone level is low. You might need to go get the testosterone levels checked. Hey, y'all told me to take them supplements. I didn't know them supplements help with that? Oh, now this was going on. I'm starting to put two and two together. See, you eat a lot of McDonald's. So it lowers your testosterone level to wipe it out. It lowers your testosterone level because you ain't getting the proper proteins that you need in your body, magnesium, sodium, ain't no way you getting out.

Hey, look, you ain't getting the right fibers in your body. Yeah, man, you need to get right home, boy. Yeah. And plus, you got to realize you were an athlete. And so you had to build that testosterone and plus your adrenal level. So you had that fight of flight. Think about how many times you had that fight of flight. Yeah.

You just burned through that reserve. Yeah Yeah Boy, you're saying You're probably at zero now, Ocho Yeah Damn Y'all sound like

I ain't got no hope You got hope now I'm just saying It's still time Hey Joe, y'all You're supposed to send me The supplements to take, man That provide all the magnesium and stuff

Oh, now we're supposed to But your eating habits You cannot exercise a bad diet In a situation like that The question is yours Yeah, I mean What do you want to do, Ocho? You want to be like, I'm not saying it's going to cut, I mean, but it'll be better than what it is.

Do you want your levels to come back to what they were or close to what they were? Obviously, once you hit 30, your testosterone level stop to deal. Hey, what Doug Flutie and Frank Tom and taking that commercial? That's what it's about, ain't it? That's, you got to be careful with that. You got to make sure you got to. do blood work, you got to get all that stuff taking care of because, you know, black

people, black men, especially black men, have a high rate of prostate cancer. Yeah. So you got to be careful. Hey, hey, hey, you got to slow down on them glisies. Yeah, you got to slow down, bro. Hey, I had two at the arm. See what I'm talking about? Yeah, at the stadium. See what I'm talking about?

Hey, man, making fun of me eating my hot dogs, but you ain't going to dress it up with nothing? Oh, no. Hey, hey, Jay, they're making fun of me because I mean my hot dog's playing. I mean condiments cost. I ain't paying for that too. So guess what? Imprescribed new sexual health patients

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you produce boughs and boundal of tests. Yep. As once you hit 30, yeah. that's why you got to change something, bro. I'm going to hit 50. That's why you can't lose weight like you once could. That's why you can't cut up like you once could

because your body don't produce the testosterone that it once did. That's why it's easy for a man to get in shape than a woman because a man has higher testosterone level. Yeah. And it's reduced estrogen. That's why it's easy for a man. That's why you hear women say, man,

you don't drop 10, 15 pounds in a month, two months. Yeah. It takes me a year to do you lose that. Yeah. You have big muscles. Big muscles require energy. Energy burns fat. And the doctor could describe some testosterone pills for your boy now.

You would have to get blood work. Yeah, I can do that. You know, I like needles. Hey, but you got to have, you got to clean up your eating habits, bro. Okay, I could, I could, I, McDonald's once a week then. I won't do it like three, three, three, four times a week. I could do that. Yeah.

Yeah, but I got to, I got to work. I mean, if you want, if you want to come back, if you want to put down a reing demonstration like three, four times a week, like you once could. Yeah. Okay. Okay. Okay.

Yeah, he ain't ready to make that change. No, you're okay. You ain't ready to make that commitment. I can tell. I can tell. I can tell. I see the hesitation. I see the hesitations.

Hold on. Hey, listen. I'm willing to do anything to improve my life, you know, anything, you know. Anything, you know. Yeah. You know, I mean, you know, that one time, that one time every two weeks is, it's a demonstration in itself. Yeah, okay. You know what?

I kind of embarrassed myself in New York, boy. I kind of embarrassed myself in New York, bro. What happened, man? Well, hey, but about 50 seconds to a minute, boy. A dud. A whole dude. Yeah, boy. Fifty seconds?

Yeah, yeah. Too excited. Yeah, yeah, it was rough, boy. Too damn excited. Premature. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It was, it was ugly. It was ugly, boy.

Hey, hey, Ocho, it don't make you no bad brother, man. Yeah, you ought to have one of them. Hey, Joe, honestly. No, yeah, yeah, I have now. I mean, you, I was much younger. Yeah. I had, you know, that's why you got to control your breathing. Yeah, yeah.

I'd be thinking about something else. I mean, I'd be like, oh, man, that's an elephant. That's a treat. I can't be thinking about what I'm thinking. Man, please. Yeah. It was tough, boy. It was sad.

You know, I mean, I mean. ain't nothing you can say man just yeah no I tried to make an excuse I was like damn yeah yeah

yeah yeah just roll over take a nap and she she held me tight though she held me tight oh

oh man you already know oh oh Joe you already know it's a bad time when she started just kissing

oh baby it's okay oh yeah yeah yeah yeah just get off me yeah

yeah I was a little discouraged but just for her to hold me you know rub my head and stuff, man. It's going to be all right. Yeah. She rubbing your

back like you a child, like your mom or your grandma used to do your back. It's okay, baby. Yeah. Damn. You ain't bounced back? You ain't... That's what the Testerosarone come in at. I didn't... Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. You couldn't catch your second win? Nah, I ain't had no, no, no, Joe.

Yeah, it was rough, boy. Oh, man. Mm-hmm. See? You know, back... Hey, you know, back in the day you used to pull a double or a triple? You can pull a triple shield. Triple. With no problem.

Hey, with no problem at all. Yeah. Mm-hmm. Now look at you. Now look at you. Take y'all. Pull in a double shield. Ask you to work overtime.

You're over time. I don't work two days straight as it is. Out there, fight for your life. Yeah. Yeah. Hard but it's fair. Sad, but it's true. Better you to meet, though, with you.

Yeah, no, yeah. It's all good. Don't make fun of me now. I don't make no. funny, look, it could happen at any given moment. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's happened to plenty of people in the chat, I'm sure, bro. They can relate.

Yeah, but not at my big age, Joe. It's not happening at my big age. Just be glad. Just be glad it's still working. Hello. Hello. You right, you're right. Hello. Because, hey, it's going to be a time, ain't no time soon.

Well, they ain't going to be able to do nothing to look at Obama. Oh, man. Don't tell you. Oh, I get them two popsicles still of the rubber band. And you do put the popsicle stick together that rubber band. That's all I got for you, mama.

I'm gonna keep it wiped out. That's all I got. I'm sorry. Yeah. Oh, man. You got them old people, you see them on the porch.

Joe and Ocho just rocking. Rocking back and forth? Yeah. Oh, baby. You remember? Yeah. I show do. Now that's just a figment

of my imagination. Damn. I'm a bounce back, though, man. But I'm saying, go to the doctor, get your blood work done, let him see where your levels are. Hey, they got something to help you out. Yeah.

But the problem is, Ocho, once you go to the doctor and he gets your levels back up, boy. It's going to be hard to tame, man now. He's going to be hard to turn it off. Hey, don't, she got insurance now. She got insurance? Yeah. Where Cambodia see that wheel, see that wheelchair up in the corner.

I'm talking about what you got a wheelchair for. Tomorrow you'll find out. Oh, man. Oh, man. He just, just remnant, reminiscing. How on Cambodio, Yocho? 309. Okay.

So she's like seven, eight years younger than you. I know Joe, your people, hey. And then you know, hey, well, please. Yeah, what, what? You get to be. That sweet spot by a 35 of 45? Yeah. Yeah.

Man, I'm talking about they, they think in the wheelchair rubber. And you know, the wheelchair got the old bitch rubber. Yeah. Joe, oh, Joe, going to the doctor. Yeah. Get your blood work done. Yeah, I got you. I got you.

You'll be all right. I got you. You'll be all right. I do. I got it. But just go ahead and tell her beforehand. Because you're going to be like, well, you ain't never performed like this before. Yeah, yeah.

I mean, no, no, they know, you know, in the beginning, you know, when your first meet. Yeah, yeah. Oh, hey. This ain't no first meet. This is when you're 22. This when you're a teenager. Yeah. Ocho.

You know, I could, I can summers it up, you know, on the first time. Ocho. Yeah. She going to look back at you and say, what? What is wrong with you? Yeah. Come on now. Come on.

Yeah. Oh, Cho. Like your boy, they're all in the closet Look at the money. Who helped you? Ain't no way. Ain't no way you did this by yourself. That's just me.

So just go ahead and say, hey, maybe I'm getting my levels checked out. Make sure everything's okay. X, Y, and Z. Yeah. Mean. Get you right. Hey.

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You know what? As I, when I had all my kids together, and I'm going to have Jordan to post a picture. Yeah. My kids don't have none of my personality. I mean, some of it. Like my daughter, Kayla, she kind of like quiet. She's kind of like to herself. She's moody, explosive personality.

But as far as like that, none of them took that from me. I'm talking about none of them. of them. They got all their mom. Mm. I say, thank you, Jesus. Thank you. I can't say the same. I can't say the same.

They got your personality, Joe? I wouldn't, nah, my daughter, my daughter and my youngest son do, my oldest son, he'll look different. I got, I got to keep my eye on his ass, boy. He's different. He's different. He's different. You know, hey, hey,

But I'm just keeping it real with y'all chat, y'all hear me out. I don't call them a few times, you know, doing some, doing some stuff. He ain't got no damn business doing, you know what I mean? Joe, you got to think about it. Now, when you was at age. No, I wasn't doing it. No, I was his age, Ocho. I wasn't doing that, bro.

No, I was too locked in. I was too locked in. You know what I mean? On what it was I was trying to accomplish. You know what I'm saying? Right. And, uh, yeah. You know how it is, man.

you know, but, but when you get up in them age, 17, 18, 19, your hormones go to rage as a young man. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. And boy, look, you're looking to get that thing wet at the end of the day. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. You like Christopher Columbus, man. Yeah, you're trying to go sailing now. Yeah, I'm going to explore.

Hey, I'm a jelling. I'm going to discover. I'm going to discover something. Oh, man. I don't know where, but I'm going to discover something. Hey, but no, but I, but I, but I, but I, I, but I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I look at my kids and sometimes I catch them. I was like, damn.

My son had two girlfriends his entire life. He broke up to one and then he married the other one. He'd been married, I think, five years. My daughters, I'm talking about nothing, nothing like me. I'm talking about absolutely nothing. I knock on wood,

thank you, Jesus. But I just knew I was like, man, God's going to pay me back for this. He got to. That's what I'm saying, bro. Real talk I can't make this Ohcho check this out So when my son was in

He had to be about He had to be about In eighth grade Ninth grade So you know He said man You know He's playing at the basketball games

Out of the basketball game He said dad Can my girlfriend come over This is a school night It's already about 9 o'clock School night He said man Can my girlfriend come over

For you know a couple hours You know me I'm like yeah man She can come over So she'd come over now I'm keeping a close eye I'm like y'all sit y'all ass in the kitchen on the couch You know watch TV

Ain't no going to the bedroom They ain't gonna be none of that You know what I mean Just keeping it 100 So I leave them in the kitchen So when I do come back in the kitchen I'm making noise Because I want you to know I'm coming

Just in case you try to do some sneak You need to get right Yeah yeah yeah Yeah I had to take through that About two three times I guess they had done got comfortable I come back through that by the third time the lights off. I'm like, damn, why the lights

off in this one? Brother, I go in the kitchen. I go, I turn the lights. I'm like, damn, why it's so dark in here? Boy, it ain't nobody in the kitchen. Come on, Joe. Nobody in the kitchen. Okay, Ocho, but to the right, to the right of the living room, it's a bathroom. It's a, the bathroom light on,

and I can see people in there moving around. And I'm like, I'm not, hey, man, y'all, come on. man, she got to go home, bro. You got to go, what, what's going on? So, so that's why I said, boy, listen, because this stuff like that,

I wouldn't have never tried with my mama. No. You feel what I'm saying? No. No. First of all, I was too embarrassed because we didn't have no indoor plumbing.

We didn't have nothing. So wasn't nobody coming to the house. And even when we got the new house, I couldn't in good conscience. Right. Have no. Now, I ain't say, in the driveway, in the car.

But hey, you're, ain't coming in the house. Hey, that's funny, boy. Nah, nah, nah, no. And Joe, hey, you, hey, Joe, like, where you a cock-blocking. Like a mug, call. Let me tell you some. Boy, you think you're going to bring a child in here, and you're a child.

You think, boy, please. Exactly. We ain't doing that, oh, Joe. Hey, I had my daughter, Joe, hey, boy, you thought I was John and Arborneux, the way I was blocking. Hey. I had that child with a daughter. every time, hey, come on, look here.

I said, guys, because all the friends stayed, they stayed over. I said, look, I said, I'm responsible for y'all. I said, if y'all can't do it right, y'all going to need to go home. That's all I said. I said, ain't going to be no sneaking. There ain't going to be no going to be no going on like that. I said, y'all just need to go. I said, Kayla, I'm sorry, baby. They're going to just have to go home.

I say, because y'all don't told everybody, y'all at Mr. Shannon's house and I'm responsible for you. Oh. I said, ain't nobody. I said, ain't nobody coming over here. I didn't, I didn't had that problem already talking, Joe. Now, my older daughters, you know, I mean, they grown, they grown, grown,

you know, got their colleague working, you know, doing their thing. My 11-year-old, baby Kennedy, after school, school over. Daddy, you know, school is over. I just want to know because some of my friends come over and we have a sweepover. I say, hey, listen, Mama, we're not doing that, because I'm not being responsible for nobody kids. Exactly. Nothing to happen over here. Now, I know you're only 11, you probably ain't doing nothing wrong. You probably is probably innocent, but even still, I don't want nobody kids under my supervision and I

act like a child myself? Uh-uh. Because you know what? You know what they don't understand, bro? We was once 17, 18, 19 once trying to be sneaky. Man, I know all these damn tricks you try to pull up in here.

Come on, man. You know, you know, I'm a grandfather now. Yeah. Yeah, see, you know, CJ, CJ got a little daughter. I think my son's daughter, she's four or five, getting ready to be five. Hey.

Yeah. Man, look here. Man, I thought I was sleep. I didn't, like, I wait to my grandma go to sleep. Mm-hmm. Man, I ease out the house. I didn't know until years later, Libby, say,

granted say, Libby, I prayed a minute a night for that boy. Mm. I'm thinking I'm being asleep. Hey, she's, I'm thinking she's sleep. Right. I'm sneaking out of the house She said I heard that call Mm-hmm

Mm-hmm Because she had a stick Man please I had to, hey Me and my homeboy We had to get it We got it Hey

Everybody knew who I was I just needed One to ride a shotgun with me Because I was going to get me Me Now I needed somebody That's why you got to have That one guy

That'll take one for the team even if they're a team he'll take it I had it but you know but I got my girl on hey my father don't take care of her my father

you gotta have one of them you gotta have one he was the one it didn't matter it didn't matter she could be 500 pounds she could be 3-11 and 92 pounds

right up his alley Damn, my life, I already know it. I already know it. So, but that was them with the days, Joe. I was like, Lord, have mercy. I was like, because I always thinking, like, I wonder if anybody else doing this.

Everybody doing it, bro. Yeah. But see, I couldn't, I couldn't, you know, my, man, I snuck such and such in the house. My mom was working and so forth. They were gone, and I, man, I couldn't. Man, I couldn't do. I went, man, please.

There's nobody bringing on them cast down, those iron ass bed, all that squeaky going on. Hey, you know, like, I tell you all, my oldest been caught a couple times. I know he's going to be probably embarrassed because he'd be watching the show, but... You know, like, real talk. Like, you know, we live in a little coda sack

where it ain't but, like, three houses in this gated community. So it's probably 10 to 12 cameras as soon as you turn on the block. So it ain't nothing you can do. That ain't going... They ain't somebody going to see it. Even if my neighbor see, they're going to come right there.

Oh, we see a car park back there. And who was that? Oh, okay. All right, let me check on that. You know what I'm saying? Hey, Ojo, he had to sit out there in the car with his girlfriend one time. I guess they had been out there about two, three hours. And the car didn't cut off.

It doesn't stop. It wouldn't start. So, damn. So her dad calling. But I don't, you know, I'm like, man, I don't know what the head are you talking about. Like, what's you talking about? Like, I ain't thinking my son out there, man, that man out there, you know. I said, man, don't you know, bro, I was once, I once used the car at times.

I know what you out there doing, bro? You know what I'm saying? They think we're crazy, man. Like, bro, why do you think I'm so crazy? Man, I know everything that's going on. For sure. And that's what I'm saying. I'm like, guys, y'all trying to pull something that I did.

Whatever you think about out and thought. about it twice. Whatever you did, I did it three times. You can't fool me. I said, y'all got to realize. I said, the difference is between I was a star athlete. Everybody in the surrounding counties knew who I was. Right. So it wasn't nothing. Like I said, I had a homeboy. Hey, I had a homeboy. But, hey, we'd be walking the street.

Well, you know, I want to, but. call my home boy, I should have the, I should have, I should have, I'll have to have them and ask it. Oh, yeah,

oh, man, I already know shopping going to have them. He said, I take leftovers. Hey, hey, I still eat leftovers.

To this day, I can call it right now. To this day. Hey, man, look here. I got something I need you to do it, man. Hey, I'm telling me,

she ain't no looking now. Like my grandma says, boy, she ain't easy on the eyes. She's hard on the eyes. man sharp you know they ain't hey out there ain't you know they're right right yeah you got it

yes right to this date take it for the team you need one because you know most of the time see the thing is

if you think about the old Joe yeah ain't a whole lot of teens travel with tens because they want to be the badest one in the group oh yeah absolutely they're going to travel with a 10 they're going to be whoever the 10 they're going to be whoever the 10

they might be one more but then you're going to go out of like eight, seven, six, seven. You always have a two or three in there. Because you don't guess what? They got one. They're going to need one to take one for the team too. Hey, hey, guess what?

Because she's going to be hating, boy. That two or that four in the group. He's going to be hating. Oh, yeah. Hold on. Yeah. Hey, Joe. Shut up.

Yeah. Hey, you're trying to talk to me. The hell, you're talking for. Hey Oh Joe, you know you used to be down there to call Hey, you'd be down there like this here You're on one leg in the passenger window You like this here

Hey, what's up, what's up? She in the back Mm-hmm, he ain't no... Shut, will you be quiet? Damn. Hey, so what's... It's always one. Yeah, ain't nobody talking to you.

First of all, you're not driving. You in the back seat for a reason. Because then, don't want nobody to see you. I'm talking to her or the driver. Yeah. The hell? Hey, your boy ain't lying, boy.

Hey, it was a new day, though, boy. I want the day to come back. Like I said, Lord,

thank you. That kid they got nothing like they pop. Huh? That was a good day. That was a fun time. They were.

But all you had was like, man, man, what you're going to be like, man, when you get 25? I'm saying, man,

I'm being the NFL. You'd be like, man, Sharp, I know, boy, I know you're going to have them.

Oh, boy, you're going to have them. My grandma used to tell me all the time, boy, good times. They owe you nothing. It won't and it don't. That's why Joe, with Ocho, we talking about, man, oh, you need to get out. You need to go for what?

You've done it. Ocho, he already threw that dangled party, boy. He didn't throw it apart at plenty of time. Vegas? I used to come to Vegas? Yeah. Oh, Lord. Hey, Joe.

See, um, then he. had a time, right? But I never had the, I never had the opportunity to have the kind of time he had. I wasn't a clubber. There's certain things I still want to do even at my big age that I was never able to experience, even during my playing days. What you want to experience? I want to know what it's like to go to the club, huh? I don't want to know it's like, Joe, the pop bottles. I want to know it's like to stand on the couch, Joe. I don't want to know what that feel like. I still have yet to do that. Joe, I didn't been in mind me all my life, Joe. I ain't been in the club live yet. Joe, I didn't been to booby trap one time.

That because my older daughter, too. Hey, Ocho, Ocho, it's overrated. It's overrated. But when you go there and you hunt, like we used to do back when we were young, we should be hunting. We should be our hunting. You hear me?

For sure. You know, we're going in there thinking like, oh, yeah, I'm going to find me something new tonight. Yeah. Yeah, I'm looking at something new. Joe. Now, it can't be overrated, Joe, from the stories I'd be hearing, Joe.

It can't be overrated. But once you've done it, Joe said, what, once you've been? in there and done that. See, Ocho, you go party now. You ain't gonna be hunting. You just gonna go out there. You got Camp Odison on the guest.

You can't get out no more. Listen, I want to, the stories that I hear, the stories that I've heard over the years, I want to experience that. And Joe, you know, you know why I ain't go. I ain't spending no money. They're telling me how much the table and the section of it. No, I ain't right.

No, no. What you're doing? And I'm, you telling me how good of a time you had. I'm listening to the numbers that you paid. I'm saying, what you're doing? And here I go. You got their brother's school about the money you're wasting. I understand that.

I understand that. Yeah. I mean, you can't mean, I mean, it's over. You got, I mean, for you to fully get the concept of what it's like, you got to be single. Absolutely. That's the only way you can experience because some think there's nothing like a lived experience. somebody telling you something is one thing, you living

it, is something entirely different. Like, I can tell people what freak Nick was like. And unless you were there, right, you'll never know. Hey, hey, and if you ain't single, that mean you, you don't give a damn. It's one or the other. Either you're single, and you don't give a damn.

Right. Yeah. Yeah. That's the only way you're going to enjoy. And now, hey. Hold on, I'm going to, I'm going to take, I'm going to take, I'm going to take mother half with me now. Oh, yeah. Yeah, okay.

Well, you ain't okay. I mean, look, and from what I hear, they'd be like that, but I, no, I'm good. Yeah. Hey, ain't nobody else. Ain't nobody else getting on the team. Hey, Joe, why do you think I keep telling, man, we got to, man, we got to get down in Area 29. Yeah. The small experience that I had, that are drilling in the rush, that high, being that it's something that I don't do often, that was exciting to me.

And I'm good. It's exciting now. You know, I went to the city and, you know, and the girls fine. I mean, I didn't go whole bunch, but when I, hey, they, hey, I can see why guys be married them. Hey. Because they be fine. They're like, and I'm talking about 10s. Hey, hey, hold on, hon.

Joe, chat. Joe, I did, I was in, I think I had a sign and I had a sign. I was in, I was in Houston for one hour. I had to go do a signer right now, one hour, but for one day. I did the show from Area 29. I asked us, the owner. I say, dude, I've never been it before. Would you mind, how's the Wi-Fi?

Is the Wi-Fi here good? Can I do the show here so I can show Unk? Like, boom, I made it. Happy, I'm a grown man. Why I'm excited to be in Area 29? Because I'm not used to being in that type environment. Joe, we had three dancers on the show, Joe, they were so. Wait, I can't get myself in trouble.

Joe Like that To my teeth Yeah they was on the show They told their name And yeah Joe Hey I've never been in the area

In 29 Yeah Hey Joe Oh my God Like that Oh Joe Joe Joe I can sit here

And cry right now In Q Joe I ain't never seen I ain't I ain't ever seen nothing I mean Look when I went to the freaknik And I saw those women

I said I got to move here I called an agent And I said, hey, I say, Hey, I said, I went home because I got there that Friday. And back then, we had no hotel.

Me and my brother stayed right at the higher, Joe. You know, the hire right down. Yeah. So, when to, hey, I said, hey, bro, meet me in Atlanta. I said, okay. He said, where are we going to meet at?

I said, uh, meet me at the higher. Because back then, they ain't have no GPS, ain't have no map quest. I said, hey, because we had stayed at the high before. Got there.

I said, y'all got there. I said, y'all got any room? They're like, yeah, but you got a, I ain't have, hey, you got no credit card. I said, I got cash. How much we got to put down for the deposit? So how many rooms? I said, we need two rooms.

I say, I give you $2,000 cash deposit for both rooms. So you know back there, I ain't leave home. I ain't leave home without 10 bands on me. Okay, big money. Never left home without 10 bands. At least, at the bare minimum. I don't carry money like that. I got credit cards now, so I ain't got to carry no kind of cash.

Got the room being my brother. I said, man, I said, what do you think, Spank? He said, man, shh. He said, I'm going to stay inside, Killow. I said, I'm moving here. I said, I'm moving. Man, I called, I got home, got home a Sunday night, Monday. I called my agent.

Lady met me like on a Tuesday or Wednesday. Yeah, and I'll close him. I had me the house that Thursday. Closed on that thing a month later. Yes, yes, Lord. Hey, what do you think? What do you think about? Let's get a place in Houston.

Oh, hey, boy, you watch your, Oh, hey, you're talking about all three of us. Yeah, y'all all that gets something, you know, probably in the same gate of community, you know, some, you know, 10,000 square feet. No, absolutely not. No. Damn. Hey, you know, you get a lot of bang for your buck when it comes to, you know, your housing now. All I'm saying is this, is that I came this close to moving to Houston before I moved to Vegas.

Looked at Austin, looked at Dallas, look at Nashville, look at. Houston looked at Vegas. Vegas won out because I spent so much time in L.A. Right. It was only a 40-minute flight from Vance to L.A. and back and forth. To be in Houston, that was the only reason.

And then, Lord, have mercy. What happened? Take your time now. What happens? I can't. I can't. I can't. I mean, I love it. I can't. You may look. here, look here, bro.

Every day, every day I got to walk the straight and narrow. Every day. Yes, sir. The Houston guy, I used to think Atlanta, and Atlanta got some nice looking women, don't get me wrong. Absolutely.

But Houston's on another level right now. Different. Joe, I call it a devil's playground. Yeah. So I'm good. Me and, you know, Vegas, you know, Vegas be popping. It don't, but I'm not.

cool, I don't need it to be popping. I don't go down to the strip unless I got a function, I got something got to do. You know, we're doing something with, you know, X, Y, and Z other than that, I don't go to the strip. Houston? Y'all somebody get a place in Houston?

Yeah. Hey, hold on, we're going to be out of the way now. We ain't got to be in the mix. Can you, hey, can you imagine the opportunities what we get in Houston? Yeah. Nightcats. You got an opportunity you're talking about.

The cat opportunity, y'all talk about I don't want no part of it. Oh, man, Mom ain't going to fit in the house. We talk about, we talk about business. You know, we talk about business. No, I'm good. Man, you ain't even think about it. You know, that's so quick. Hold on, Joe, he's talking about, man.

I call Houston the devil playground. You're looking at the devil. What the hell? No, man, I'm good. No. Already know me. every man Clinties Wood said it every man got to know his limitations

Yes, sir Every man got to know his limitations Remember what Joe said Joe What you said about the meeting? You can look at the menu You ain't got to order nothing There it is, right now You can look at the men

We're good We good How many times you're like You know what As a matter of fact Let me change that Let me get the baked potatoes Let me get the ground potatoes

How many times You don't change your mind Look at that damn meat Man, little for Joe I ain't listen to that joke Hey show out of the damn mind Well hey look

Houston ain't no joke for real I already know All right Yeah just a thought There ain't no thought And plus of all you in Miami So we all go go We all go to Joe will get a place

You will get a place I will get a place That would be I got three places I got a place in Atlanta I got a place in Vegas And I have a place in Vegas Because you don't need you're going to you're going to get you a big boy out there in Houston. Oh, no.

Oh, no. That's not going to be my main residence. Listen, all jokes aside, if y'all was to do it for real, I leave Miami. Because that ain't nothing but an hour and 40-minute flight. I leave. Kids come with me and all. Yeah. No, I'm good.

Or, you know, the kind of house I can get in Houston? Oh, I know. Man, boy, please. I know. I'm good. I'm good. I'm good. I'm good.

Joe, you know, hey, Joe, you stay in Atlanta. I'm gonna stay, I think, I think it works perfectly. So, Ocho, you in Miami, Joe in Atlanta. I'm in Vegas. I mean, we got a nice little, hey. Nah. Hold on, but think about this. Think about it if we all live in Houston.

And we all had a studio we can all go to. And do live. Do live. Live every night. We right there. You know, you know, good energy. Entertainment. You know, I don't agree with Ocho too much now.

I don't agree with him too damn much But Yeah He ain't got a point now Hey Hey hey Yeah he do got a point Unfortunately it's on the top of his head

And I ain't listening Nothing that man said Hell no Hey Think about it now No state taxes now Ain't got no state tax in Vegas They didn't have no state tax in Tennessee

Yeah But it's that's why Those are the state That's why I looked at Texas Dallas Austin Houston Nashville Vegas

Like okay Nashville was just too far Nashville is a place that Once I'm done Done with this I can see myself in Nashville Have me a farm Have me a couple of little many

Highland cows And horses And some raccoons and stuff on the farm Stuff like that Dogs running the property Something like that But no no I can't do Houston guy

Come on man Hey, one thing about it, but my grandma say you only live once now. And you know what? If you do it right, that's all you need. I'm good. If you live right, you don't need to live twice. I got you. Man, I have it.

You outvoted. Bad Joe, bad see, I keep telling y'all. Y'all keep sleeping on Joe. Now y'all see Joe do colors. Yeah. Listen, listen. Whoa, whoa. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

Listen, I'm following you guys leave, man. I'm following Ocho leave. I ain't mentioned nothing. I ain't mentioned nothing about the Ocho. Yeah, I'm just, I'm just thinking about the opportunity. Since where we're going to listen to Ocho? Huh? Since where we started starting to.

That's what I'm saying. I normally don't listen to him, but he got a pretty good damn point right now. Hey, hey, hey, I'm talking about taking nightcap to the next level. Can you imagine? Hey, hey, Joe, what's the name of the Texas Stadium? N-R-G? I think it's N-R-G. But think about it.

You're talking about what the Texas play? Yeah. I think it's N-R-G. Let me tell you right. We move to Houston, Joe. It's summertime. Yeah. Huh?

We could do a live nightcap show and sell out N-RG Stadium. I see that. I can see that. What we're talking about. I can see that. What we're talking about, huh? Huh? Think about the business opportunities that we can have in you.

Hey, Ocho, I'm with you when you're right. We just got to get one person on board. We got to get them on board. That's what I'm talking about. That's what I'm talking about. We could go do nightcap at Denver. I don't even know. I don't know the name of stadium.

I don't even know the name of stadium. We can sell out Denver Stadium right now. Like it's a football game. In Cincinnati, we can go sell out Pay Court Stadium right now. Nightcap in Cincinnati live with the D-3. Man, we can come out to our own movies. You're talking about a time.

You're talking about a time. You got to think, you got to think business, man, business. Let me think about it. Yeah, okay. Hey, that's my dog. Let's go. Hey, everybody. I'm Tariqa Foster Brasby.

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