Nightcap - Nightcap - Hour 2: Cardi B & Diggs, Drake vs. Kendrick, Lil Wayne’s daughter claps back

Episode Date: February 23, 2025

Shannon Sharpe and Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson recap the best pop culture moments of the week. Top stories include Cardi B and Stefon Diggs being spotted out together, the guys get into the Drake vs. Kendrick Lamar beef, Reginae Carter claps back at people hating on Lil Wayne’s SNL 50 performance and much more!03:56 - Are sporting events a good first date?05:30 - Diving into Cardi B and Stefon Diggs rumors11:30 - DeMar DeRozan vs. Drake20:00 - Reginae Carter claps back at Lil Wayne’s haters23:35 - Spell-O Cinco29:00 - Dunk On Unc35:30 - Husband throws away Valentine’s Day gift his wife received from her boss(Timestamps may vary based on advertisements.) #Volume #ClubSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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That's a phenomenal first date. That's a great question, too. But you have to understand the type of woman you're dealing with. For a first date, you want to make sure you've asked her questions on what she likes to do and if she likes sports. If she likes sports, a sporting event is a great way to break the ice. Hockey game, NASCAR. I'm not sure if you've ever been to a NASCAR race you set up. That is, oh, my goodness. Now, obviously, football is cool,

but I'm just saying things that are fast-paced where you can read conversation and actually what are you watching? Go to, you know, I want to probably go to one, go to Daytona, Talladega, Charlotte, Andy, one of those big super tracks where you just book it. You got two miles. You got two and a half. I mean, you got a two mile oval, two and a half mile. Exciting.

That's me very I don't know if anybody in the chat has never been in NASCAR if you haven't even if you don't like NASCAR the experience is different

when you're actually there sitting in the stands you will enjoy it Willie said the streets need Go James on Club Shea Shea interview Ocho

when we hitting first watch oh boy if you remind me I'm going when we hitting first watch? Oh boy, if you remind me, I'm going to be at first watch tomorrow morning after I hit the gym, so right there in Pine. Right there in Pine's in the plaza with Walmart. Every time. Uh, Cardi B was spotted out with

Stephon Diggs on Valentine's Day. It was removing that Cardi B had an affair with Diggs while she was pregnant. I said, child. Oh, Lord. Hey, Steph.

Hey. Hey. Hey. Hey. Well, it's like. Well, it's like I'm trying to think. How far along was your joke? She couldn't.

That could be false. That could be a rumor of some sort. But, yeah. Hey, Steph. Young Bull be doing his thing, bro. You know? But, hold on. Hold on.

Whoa, whoa, whoa. Let's just say for the sake of argument I get it you know you married that's your girl you know y'all do what y'all do I don't know about hitting somebody else girl hey

I don't think that was true I think that might have been fabricated I think that might have been fabricated and it might have been fabricated. I think that might have been fabricated. And it might have been fabricated. Oh, Lord. Listen, I tell y'all. I tell y'all.

Somebody said she was seven or eight months. I got dirt. Hey, when you've been around long enough, you hear me? When you've been around long enough, you hear me? When you've been around long enough, you have great experience in this area. I have great experience in this area. And it's a lot more peaceful

when you're number two as opposed to number one when you know how things go. Cardi outing with Diggs is for the second time they've been seen out in public in less than a week. Before that,

Cardi tried to downplay the rumors about Diggs during an Instagram live. Cardi filed for divorce from Offset, her husband of seven years, last August, right before giving birth

to their third child. When there's smoke, there's fire. You know that, right? You didn't hear me, huh? When there's smoke, there's fire. You know that, right? You didn't hear me, huh? When there's smoke, there's fire. See, her new dude really ain't her new dude.

You just never knew. You're not hearing me. Her new dude ain't her new dude. You just never knew. Oh, wait. It's always smoke. Where there's smoke,

there's fire all the time. All you have to do is speak. Well, I'll say, if I'm not mistaken, I think he tweeted something about, you know, you sleep with somebody else. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Oh, man. If the tweet goes out, where there's smoke, there's fire. So there you go. There you go. Oh, the plan B is always there. It's always there.

She might not cheat on you, but she knows who got next. Come on now. We've been doing this a long time. We do not live in delusion we live in reality based on experience just slump down in the chair listen boy

step step hey step step one of them ones now he won't play with you you slip up if you want to ooh won't play with you. You slip up if you want to. Ooh. Oh, man. Yeah.

Hey, who else? Man, I'll sit in front of the crib, man. You can't do no Georgia boy like that. Who else? You mess around, playing around with your girl, and they, Steph, Future,

Trey Songz, before he got in trouble you know you know with the little incident trey uh drake yeah um hold on let me let me know if you got if you got that paper that can put them on the private planes and bring them to you you know you and your girl going through it and somebody and she's fine? Oh, yeah. All right. Oh, she unhappy? All right. I don't want

no kind of problem. It's a dirty game. Man, I'll Austin out here tweeting I had you last week by the way my new B batter oh oh they going at it hey Petty

hey Petty Ocho let that go Ocho hey let that go man listen the game is the game you just

you gotta keep it what they call it? You gotta keep it P. Huh? I don't know what that means, but it sounds right in this situation. You gotta keep it P. Yeah? Sometimes you get them.

Sometimes you get God. But you live to play another day. You gotta remember, huh? She's not yours. It's just your turn. Stay with me now. She's not yours. It's just your turn.

Damn, damn, damn. Come on now. Listen, you've been around long enough you hear me I've been number two long enough to know all the tricks and the games and the trade come on now in my 20s and my 30s I'm almost 50 why you think I'm trying to wave my white flag man

I don't want to play I don't want to play no hole y'all can have that I don't want to play no hole. Y'all can have that. I don't want to play no hole. Well, my dog Ocho coming in out of the rain. It's time for me to put the old

galosh in the ground, bro. I'm hanging it up, man. It's a dirty game. Drake and DeRozan's relationship soured at the later period on stage at Kendrick Lamar's, the pop-out concert and dance to Scathing Date diss track, not like us. DeRozan also appeared in the official video of the song that came out the next month. Remember when Lamar told me on Club Shea Shea, no matter what, when it comes to him,

he'll forever have a friend in me and loyalty out of me because he cared he was one he was there for me when everything was kind of going crazy I mean that's what DeMar DeRozan told me on Club JJ

now if it's a lie he told it but that's what he said listen DeMar in Toronto obviously he had a relationship with Drake

I don't know the extent of that relationship when DeMar in Toronto. Obviously, he had a relationship with Drake. I don't know the extent of that relationship when DeMar was there. It was very good. It was very good. And then you think about DeMar Rosen's background. Being from LA. From Compton. Where Kendrick DeMar is from.

I understand the whole loyalty aspect of things you know off the court when you're not in Toronto you are from Compton I do understand Drake's side of it but hold on you my homie

you my dog you should really have no horse in this race you understand that this song is about the diss song that's about me. I know that's where you from. But I thought we was cool. You ain't got to be in the video and all. You ain't got to be crit walking and, you know, throwing up the, you ain't got to be doing all that, you know? So, okay, that's what we on.

That's the type of time we on. All Drake would say, Drake took notes, then jotted everybody's number down. Not number, jotted everybody's name down. That jumped on that bandwagon. That's the opportunity. Yeah, he did. When he was at war, to take their personal shots as well. Okay, it's on.

Bet. Bet. That's what it is. It was 99 against one what it is it was 99 against 1 it was 99 against 1 and there's only one way Drake can win and that's in the booth

continue making great music like you've always been that's it I ain't coming out no diss tracks I'm just gonna make this stuff that's gonna sell to streaming and people gonna like that like. That's it. Doing what he does best. An album for the ladies.

An album for the women. Oh, he, listen. Two things can be true. You can lose a battle and still be sitting right on top. You can lose a battle. Don't mean you lost the war. There's a difference.

He lost the battle. He didn't lose the war. He should have just been like J. Cole. J. Cole said, I'm out of this. I'll go ahead and have it. J. Cole said, I don't want no part of that.

Understandable. What? For what? Didn't make a whole lot of sense. Still doesn't. I mean, look, the song had a catchy phrase and I mean, it had a catchy hook. It is what it is, but

you Drake. Bro, you got a big old jumbo jet. had a catchy hook. It is what it is, but you, Drake, bro, you got a big old jumbo jet. Got a $55 million crib in Toronto. Got a big crib in LA. Got a crib in Houston. Probably got a crib on five continents. Man, I'd have let that ride

so quick, but it's tough for you I get it honestly Draven and Kendrick need to be thanking me they do for what I chose to play football you chose the right thing you'd have been broken in

boy you ain't ever listen you I just told you I just explained to you who I was in junior high but I was a lover boy you ain't ever listen you I just told you I just explained to you who I was in junior high but I was a lover boy you hear me I was a lyricist I was like Nas I was like Nas

back then in junior high no you want me to you want me to the lyricist I mean you know you talk about Nas

you talk about Big Daddy Kane you talk about KRS-One I used to rap like quick? The lyrics is, I mean, you talk about Nas, you talk about Big Daddy Kane, you talk about KRS-One. Listen, I used to rap like Big L in junior high. My teacher used to call me outside and had me rap for the principal. That's how good I was. Yeah, man. I'll tell you no

lie. I'll tell you no lie I tell you no lie I have so many gifts I really haven't really been able to expound on because I just been on the go I've been on the go good thing you saved the world from having to hear that

and we're very thankful for that we're very thankful for that. We're very thankful for that. We greatly appreciate it, Ocho. You look at Rock Hill. Different. You know, when you talk about lyricists,

I mean, I grew up in that era. K.R.H.1. Yes. Nasty work. Big Daddy Kane hey hold on real quick chat y'all want me to

y'all chat y'all want me to give you a quick 16 real quick like y'all don't understand I come right off the top of the head too like I'm special

I'm like Lil Wayne I'm like Jay-Z and G I ain't writing nothing down man I know. Your grades would indicate that. Oh, I had...

Whoa, whoa, whoa. Your grades? Hold on. In high school? In junior high? Boy, I had five stars in satisfactories. What you talking about? I know.

Think about that. You getting stars in junior high. Yeah, I was in the bungalow in the back. I know. Using the trailers. I know. Yeah, I know exactly. Oh, damn, I curse.

Same class the whole day. Home room here. Oh, damn, I curse. Same class the whole day. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Homeroom here. Spell it here. Mouth here. I tell you no lie, boy. I joke with the same classroom

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A little Wayne's daughter, RJ Day Carter, clapped back at those hating on Wayne's SNL 50 performance. After Wayne performed a medley of his hit songs during the Sunday show, The Roots acting as his backing band, some people used his performance as an example of why he wasn't selected to play the Super Bowl. When Arjanae caught wind of the comments, she defended her dad on the Shea Room Instagram comments. She was very

clearly pointed out that her father was well paid for his time while the Super Bowl performance didn't get any money to play. Y'all are some D-riders. My dad has been having fun performing for years. He is truly himself when he hits the stage. Go play with y'all mofo kids.

He collected a check after this. Y'all get down. What are y'all getting for hating? Not a D-fag. Listen, I understand, President Nate. You know, that's from a dog, you know. And, you know, you got to defend your daddy. You got to defend your daddy. You know, that's my little dog, you know, and you got to defend your daddy. You got to defend your daddy. You know, everyone's going to have an opinion.

Why are they going to have an opinion? That's the world we live in. You know, they want Lil Wayne to look and perform a certain way based on what we're used to seeing from Lil Wayne. But you don't get no performance like that at an event like the Samson Males. There's only so much you can do. There's only so much you can do like the SNL there's only so much you can do

there's only so much you can do I mean if I could see him at a performance like a Woodstock or a Rolling Loud or something like that I could have something to judge it by but I'm not going to judge Lil Wayne's performance at SNL or 50

and compare it to somebody performing at the Super Bowl that That's two different events. That's two different venues. I think what they're talking about based on what they... I didn't see it. I didn't see it. But the only thing

they can compare it to, maybe the energy, maybe the stage presence, maybe... Yeah. That's the only thing I can think of. That's the only thing I can think of.

Because when you think about Lil Wayne performing, I think energy, excitement you think about Lil Wayne performing I think energy excitement engaging with the crowd getting everybody going I tell you what who want to see Lil, let's just say it for verses

who want to see Lil Wayne in the verses hold on, if you put Lil Wayne in the verses who the hell are they going to go against it's only it's only a handful of people that can actually have the catalog to even go against it me right

nah they don't have no people don't even sell catalogs no more you gotta go online and see I mean catalog I'm speaking of his body of work as far as music is

okay I don't know what you're talking about I'm i'm i'm well i thought i thought uh uh tim and uh uh swiss beats what's uh swiss i thought it was gonna be i thought i thought it was about to start uh that would have been good but I don't think anybody would probably watch as much as they did before because it was good because everybody had

to be in the house. Wouldn't nobody quit? Yeah, COVID was going on. That was the perfect time to do something like that. Who y'all like to see battle Wayne? Some people say Kanye. Okay, that's a good one because kanye has the catalog to be able to to match now the sounds have got there are completely different

the sounds of the music are this is apples oranges still great in their own right but completely different i say little wayne jay. Chat, let's give it up. Spello Cinco. Okay, Ocho. Your first word is boudoir. What? When I lie awake in my boudoir.

It's an old-fashioned word for a bedroom. Say it again. Boudoir. Boudoir. Boudoir. Boudoir. No. Boudoir. Boudoir.

Prince had a song, when I lie awake in my boudoir, I think of you. Do you think of me? Bouv. Bouv. Boudoir. Boudoir. Boudoir. Boudoir. B-O-O-D-U-A-R.

B-O-U-D-O-I-R. That's a good one. Now, you just gave me a word I never heard before. I never heard nothing like this. And I've read the thesaurus, nigga, front to back. Front to back, I've read the thesaurus. I've never heard that before. Yeah, I guess I think you're about to skip the B's.

How about this here? Poignant. Poignant. He made a very poignant point. P-O-N-I-E-N-T. P-O-N-I-E-N-T. Poignant. P-O-I-G-N-A-N-T.

Oh, come on, man. What are we doing? Hold on. Let me slow down a little bit. Let me slow down a little bit because I'm being too fast and being too slick. Guillotine.

Like the chokehold, like what I'm going to do to James Harrison. Yes. Actually, it was a'm going to do to James Harrison. Yes. Actually, it was a device that was used to behead someone

in French, in France. So they brought you out to the guillotine, they let it down and off with the monkeys here. Oh, that's a good one.

Hey, you know how to spell that, man. Hold on. I remember, listen, remember Braveheart? Remember the movie Braveheart?

When you scream freedom yes yeah yeah I mean that was an ax but still same concept um uh guillotine gui man forget this

uh I guillotine I didn't even finish guillotine G-E-E I G-U-I-L-L-O-T-I-N-E I didn't even finish No, you'd already I was? Damn Yes How about this, Ocho

Reconnaissance When they send you out When they send you out to check something out Before you have to go out and do it they sent Ocho out on a reconnaissance mission reconnaissance R-E-C-O-N

A-I-S-S-A-N-C-E incorrect R-E-C-O-N-N A-I-S-S-A-N-C-O-N-N A-I-S-S-A-N-C-E reconnaissance but hey listen I'm feeling good too and I'm spelling these words

with confidence and they wrong you confidently wrong how about this one Ocho I promise you rapport rapport rapport

yes I promise you. I promise you. Rapport. Rapport. Yes. R-E-P-O-R-A-P-P-O-R-T. Rapport. It's a good sense of understanding and trust. Yeah, because me and my quarterback, we had a great rapport. Hey, I'm 0 for 4.

1, 2, 3, 4. No, you're 0 for 5. For real? What's this other word? You can't even say a word. Oh, yeah, you ain ain't gonna get this one. Portmanteau? Oh, a portmanteau. Oh, a portmanteau.

I had one. It was an LV. What's an LV? A Louis. It's a large suitcase. Hey, say the word again. Portmanteau. Where are you getting these words from?

The thesaurus that you supposedly had read. Listen, I read it. I read it because I studied. Damn, hold on there. Or Manto. Or. P.O. You are.

M.A.N.T.L.E. P.O. R.T. M.A.N-T-E-A-U. Pormanto. Y'all cheating me over there. Somebody over there cheating me. And I know nobody in the chat. I know y'all not laughing because y'all ain't know how to spell none of them words too.

It's okay. It's okay to be real. It's okay to be real. And don't lie. All right, Ocho. Now it's time to dunk. All right, I'm ready. I'm ready. I'm none of them words too. It's okay. It's okay to be real. It's okay to be real. And don't lie. Alright, Ocho. Now it's time to dunk on. Alright, I'm ready. I'm ready. I'm ready. I'm ready. Where we at? Okay. Hey, Chad,

here we go, man. Dunk on Hunt Tonight will be based on black history and some pop culture since we are in February and it is month. Oh, yeah. God have mercy. Oh, yeah, Chad. Oh yeah. Oh yeah, chat. We got him right here, chat. We got him. Let me know when you're ready.

Go ahead. Stay with me and don't put the answers in the chat. Born in 1867, this entrepreneur is often cited as a first female self-made millionaire in the U.S. thanks to her successful hair care products for black women. Madam in the U.S. thanks to her successful hair care products for

black women. Madam C.J. Walker. Somebody told you that, huh? Hey, you read that in the chat. Okay, here we go. Okay, here we go. Here we go. Here we go. She refused to give up her seat on a Montgomery, Alabama bus in 1955,

sparking the bus boycott and further igniting the civil rights movement. What was her middle name? Rosa Parks. I wish I could tell you, Joe. Now, I just gave you that easy one just to get you in the flow of things. Okay, I appreciate that.

The Harlem Renaissance was propelled by this poet's work, including Harlem. What happened to it? Langston Hughes? You want to start playing with O'Shea? Give me this thing. Let me log in right quick. I just have a lot. Oh, hey.

Somebody. Hey. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on.

Hold on. Now, something is a little sketchy now. Now, who would not have you? Were you briefed on these questions? Did they give you something to study before we did this? Because I'm trying to. How before I even finish, you you know asking the question you answering because I don't want you to say the challenge didn't help me out

that's why I'm answering them fast because you're going to say the challenge helped me now I get that one now the rest of them I ain't even finishing you just throwing you throwing the answer out to me yeah I went to a black school I should know a little something.

Here we go. Known as the Moses of her people. She was an abolitionist abolitionist who guided dozens of enslaved individuals to freedom via the... Nah, this ain't fair. Who was this? What was her nickname?

Don't give me her real name. What was her nickname? What was her nickname? You said give me her real name. What was her nickname? What was her nickname? You said she was named Black Moses. Yeah, okay. You got that one. Alright, here we go. What fictional HBCU was

attended in to show a different world? Human. Okay. Hold on. Okay, okay. world human okay hold on okay okay in family matters what was Steve Urkel's more attractive swab alter ego oh

hold on yeah got it got it ooh hmm Hold on. Yeah, got him. Got him. Ooh. Yeah, Stefan. I don't know that one. Stefan. Stefan, yeah. Hey, you, nah, man.

Hey, chat, time out, time out, time out. I need to talk to, like, because your questions were somewhat easy, and the fact that you went to an HBCU, it made it even easier for you. Now, when it came to me now, I know I was a spelling spelling bee champ from 1985 to 1997. But the words that I'm being asked to spell are so far extreme. Bro, did you do you see the words don't look here? Yeah, that is that is their profession. bro do you see the words those little kids be spelling that is their profession

that is their profession bad them kids trust me they can spell but they know a lot more ish than spelling words most of those kids

are homeschooled and they be graduating at like 13 see that's the problem I wasn't homeschooled. Now, you know, I was in the back of the bungalow. And, you know. Damn, man.

I went 0 for 5. That don't sit. 0 for 6. You ain't had to say that. You ain't had to throw that at him. And I was so confident about tonight, too. Chad, I let y'all down. Chad, I apologize.

Like, on behalf of me, I really apologize. I let y'all down, and I'm embarrassed, not just myself, but I embarrass y'all as well. Made for This Mountain is a podcast that exists to empower listeners to rise above their struggles, break free from the chains of trauma, and silence the negative voices that have kept them small. Through raw conversations, real stories, and actionable guidance, you can learn to face the mountain that is in front of you. You will never be able to change or grow through the thing that you refuse to identify. The thing that you refuse to say, hey, this is my mountain.

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Did you make a mistake in sending arms to Tehran, sir? No. It became known as the Iran-Contra affair. And I'm not taking any more questions in just a second. I'm going to ask... I'm Leon Nafok, co-creator of Slow Burn. In my podcast, Fiasco, Iran-Contra, you'll hear all the unbelievable details of a scandal

that captivated the nation nearly 40 years ago, but which few of us still remember today. The things that happened were so bizarre and insane, I can't begin to tell you. Please do. To hear the whole story, listen to Fiasco, Iran Contra on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Ocho, a husband threw away a wife's Valentine gifts that her boss got her.

Ocho, hold on, hold on, hold on. I'm going to take this picture. Let's just say Raelle works in corporate America. She come home, balloons, couple of gifts, flowers. Hey, Raelle,

where you getting that from? My boss got this for me. The floor is yours. We wouldn't be together? Hold on. Hold on. That floor is yours. We wouldn't be together. Hold on, hold on, hold on. That could be innocent. That's innocent.

Ball's got to be. Listen, let me take my glass off real quick. Hold on. I know I play around a lot. You know, I play around a lot. I make a lot of jokes and there's a lot of things that I don't play about, right? An individual that I'm dealing with on how you move

when you're attached to my name. I don't play them games. It's a certain thing about respect. And if you respect me, if you know your boss gave you something at work, you ain't even bringing that home just out of respect. Whether it was anything, that's going in the trash.

It's going in the trash. And that's just out of respect. I don't play them games. And the fact, let's say if you do bring them goddamn gifts in a house where I'm probably

paying them up for the bills and you trying to be funny because that's what I consider it. I'm considering you trying to be funny with it. I'm going to make it a comedy show. I'm not going to say nothing.

You want to be funny. I'm going to make it a comedy show. And that's just the way I've always been. You know, right from wrong, you know, about respect, you know what you should and shouldn't do.

I'm not your guardian. I'm not your parents. I'm not for the, I'm not going to scold you. I ain't going to say nothing. I just move accordingly to how you operate. Whatever you do, I'm't gonna say nothing. I just move accordingly to how you operate. Whatever you do, I'm doing the same too.

Talk to me now. But I got a better question. I'm trying to figure out what have you been doing at work to make your boss feel comfortable enough to buy you something, to get you flowers, to get you balloons but did he do it for everybody or did he just do it for you

that's what i'm saying you first of all you know he ain't buying everybody no gifts bosses are cheap i ain't cheap but i damn sure everybody nobody don't valentine's i ain't cheap but I damn sure nobody know Valentine's I ain't cheap but you ain't getting no Valentine's as a matter of fact I ain't even telling nobody happy Valentine's

what the hell is that so that's what I'm being and Chad I think y'all gonna bang me up on this for somebody to feel comfortable

enough to get your girl or your and women this applies to you his boss or a co-worker feel comfortable enough to get your girl and women, this applies to you, his boss or a co-worker feel comfortable enough to get your man flowers,

to get your man a blue, to get your man a gift. And you know what else that means? That means she's already put her boss in a comfortable position where he feels it's okay to do so. There you go. And see,

I ain't got no problem with the boss. Because I ain't in no relationship with the boss. I'd never check a guy about somebody I'm dealing with. That's your job. Never. I ain't never approached no A.

I got a question for you. And I'll chat. Y'all stay with me real quick. There's a couple of fellas in here and it just goes back to just the thought about respecting other guys

doing things and women trying to move and just, you can be honest with me. Have you ever been the side dude at any point in your life then be honest i mean we family we could talk and tell us in the chat have you ever been the side dude i'm just i just just be you could be honest on you told me we family bro I'm about to be 57 I'm pretty sure I have knowingly been inside dude with understanding

how things work how women lie how women are sneaky just you can be honest I mean it ain't okay okay yeah okay but here's the thing it's for me but then I just I did I just remember like, you know what?

I just have to remove myself. Because the longer you're in a situation, Ocho, man. I mean, it's hard. It's hard. Things are going to get involved. You start talking to that person. You spend time with that person. You

be intimate with that person. It's hard to just keep it okay. You got him. I got... It ain't hard. Eventually, somebody gonna break. It ain't hard. It ain't hard.

Because why would you, with a great understanding, as number two, you get all the fun. You ain't got no responsibilities. You get the best version of her. Why the hell would I want to be promoted to number one

and I'm living the life? He got to deal with knitting. He got to deal with the bullshit. But I don't get that though, Ocho. You know I don't get that. Women sleep with some other guys. They want to settle down with me. You and I, oh, I asked the Lord to send

me somebody. It damn sure wasn't me. Hey, I'm just like the other guys. I'm just dropping this package off to you, baby. Oh, no. I ain't no sir. It ain't me. He ain't send me to you. He sent me to drop off one of those other

ones. I'm just I'm saying that and using that analogy for better context with the whole boss thing and the comfortability and feeling comfortable enough to bring

a package that someone else gave you and bring it home into a house where I'm assuming the man you know pays the bills if she's that comfortable she already doesn't respect you.

She already doesn't. And then you got to hear her say, well, when you go to sleep. What? Yeah. That's why I never, I never, like

after I heard my grandmother say how when she was living on somebody else's property, how those people would come by and bring five, six, seven loads of clothes on Sunday after they get back from church, and they would have to have those clothes washed. So now you got to start a fire and put those clothes in that pot to get the hot water, and you got to have those clothes ready by Monday. And they say, well, Lou, if you don't have these clothes ready you're going to have to move on I say oh no I'm never going to let somebody put me in that situation that's one of the worst feelings there boy

that's why you always hit me when I say something that I've always mastered I've always and I've mastered it to a T with the kind of discipline I had when it came to being great at the game of football managing my expectations because I was on the other side

of the fence for so long. Because I was on the other side of the fence for so long I have great understanding that it can happen to me. So when it does happen to me, it's easy for me to compartmentalize and remove myself. It's easy.

Now, we think differently, but I already go into I'm just speaking in general. I already go into situations with great understanding. Well, hell, if I was on the other side of the fence, well, who the hell am I to have the motherfucking ego and pride to think it can't happen to me?

Oh, I'm not no fool. I ain't no goddamn dummy. But anyway to think it can't happen to me oh i'm i'm not no fool i ain't no goddamn dummy but anyway i just can't be she actually brought the gifts home and had the nerve to record it do you think that was it you think that was a skin on his face ain't no telling i think the thing is for me oh joe hey, back in the day, if you saw a UPS in your girl's phone, that was me. I was dropping off a package once a week. Yeah. I was dropping off a package once a week.

That's all, Ochoa. That's it. You know what's funny? You know what's funny? I'm just from Better Context, too. You were dropping a UPS package off once a week. How long it take to deliver something? Man.

No, not long. Listen. Because I'm on the clock. Man, listen. Hey, you see UPS? They get under the truck, they're running.

They're running and as soon as they hit the seat, step on the gas, the car go. That's how it was. I mean, hey, the car running. I mean it was I mean hey car running I mean by car running

that's as long as it take that's as long as it take yeah what's that jibber-lubber slogan in nine ten minutes you get a whole change hey

A-double-A-P-S-A you been in the NASCAR you seen the Pistons you know they dragging like like like I always say A-double-O-P-S-A you been to NASCAR you seen the Pistons you're not they dragging like like like

like I always say on the way I'm gone the famous saying the game is the game and it will always be the same that's why you got to learn how to play it

yeah it's uh yeah don't bring that don't bring that back no more don't bring that lady don't bring the packages home somebody give you something

if you if if someone gives you a package and you bring it home um she don't she don't respect you she don't respect you

yeah there's certain things you just know you shouldn't be doing the volume the made for this mountain podcast exists to empower know you shouldn't be doing. The Volume. The Made for This Mountain podcast exists to empower listeners to rise above their inner struggles

and face the mountain in front of them. So during Mental Health Awareness Month, tune into the podcast, focus on your emotional well-being, and then climb that mountain. You will never be able to change or grow through the thing that you refuse to identify. The thing that you refuse to say, hey, this is my mountain. This is the struggle. Listen to Made for This Mountain on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your

podcasts. A lot of times big economic forces show up in our lives in small ways. Four days a week, I would buy two cups of banana pudding, but the price has gone up. So now I only buy one. Small but important ways from tech billionaires to the bond market to yeah, banana pudding. If it's happening in business, our new podcast is on it. I'm Max Chaston. And I'm Stacey Vanek-Smith. So listen to everybody's business on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. I'm Michael Kassin, founder and CEO of 3C Ventures and your guide on good company. The podcast where I sit down with the boldest innovators shaping what's next.

In this episode, I'm joined by Anjali Sood, CEO of Tubi. We dive into the competitive world of streaming. What others dismiss as niche, we embrace as core. There are so many stories out there. And if you can find a way to curate and help the right person discover the right content, the term that we always hear from our audience is that they feel seen. Listen to Good Company on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. In the fall of 1986, Ronald Reagan found himself at the center of a massive scandal that looked like it might bring down his presidency. It became known as the Iran-Contra affair.

The things that happened were so bizarre and insane, I can't begin to tell you. Please do. To hear the whole story, listen to Fiasco, Iran Contra on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. You're listening to an iHeart Podcast.