Nightcap - Nightcap - Hour 2: Could Tyreek beat Noah Lyles + Charging Wedding guests.

Episode Date: August 16, 2024

Shannon Sharpe and Chad "Ochocinco" Johnson discuss whether Tyreek Hill could beat Noah Lyles in the 100m dash, Colin Kaeperinck's NFL future and whether it's ok to charge guests to attend your wedding.10:20 - Jim Harbarugh wants to hire Colin Kaepernick16:05 - Chiefs Chris Jones pays 1.5m for stolen wings18:43 - Jordan Chiles opens up about losing Bronze29:30 - CFP wont use conference titles as tiebreaker33:15 - Charging wedding guests 45049:00 - Women wont contribute to mortgage01:04:30 - Q and Ayyyyy(Timestamps may vary based on advertisements.)#Volume #ClubSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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reached the top speed of 27.09. I think when we think about Tyreek saying I can beat you, let's say what happens. Listen to me now, real quick. Stay with me now. If you take Tyreek, not football now i'm working if you take tyreek not football speed tyreek but you take tyreek uh doing track training

losing the weight and having the same type of training no allows does what do you think that and i mean no disrespect we don't know is the fastest man alive right now in the world what happens if you take as fast as Tyreek is? What happens if he has that Olympic-style training, let's say, for a year? And hypothetically speaking, him and Noah Lyles race. What happens? He not beat Noah Lyles.

Yeah. I mean, I'm just saying. Think about this. Think about Tyreek. Tyreek has no technique. His form, technique, it's all out of whack. He's just going. He's just fast. So imagine if

they tighten all that up. Mechanics, drive phase, his transition. I'm just curious. He can be faster than what he is right now. That's the scary part. He would have had Ocho. It's hard.

I mean, Tyreek really hadn't done this in a long period of time. And like you said, he's like muscle-bound now. He's a ball of muscle. He's probably going to pull something because he's bound so tight. No, seriously. No, he's bound tight.

To reach that speed, to reach that speed that they run, probably. That just tells you, it's a testament to how fast he is and how far behind everybody else is in the NFL when they think they fast. Yes. And my thing is, it's not worth the risk. When you pull a hamstring, he's not going to just pull a hamstring. He's probably going to probably rip it off the bone.

Yeah, you tear it off the bone, especially running at that high rate of speed. Nah, he not going to just pull a hamstring. He probably going to probably rip it off the bone. Yeah. You tear it off the bone, especially running at that high rate, that high rate of speed. Nah, he good. Hey, it's great fodder. I love talking about it, but look,

we know Tyreek had an outstanding, he's from Georgia. He went to coffee County, which is South of me a little further. It's probably about an hour, maybe 70 minutes from me. So I'm very familiar with the Trojan. I think Tyreek ran in high school.

He ran like 20.1. As a junior, he ran like 998 in college. Now think about that. If he ran 998 in college, right? Think about if he stuck with track. Think about how much faster that time would have continued to drop with the right training, getting stronger. Oh, yeah, for sure. Yeah.

And I think that's where he's coming from with saying, I could beat Noah Lyles. Matter of fact, you know what would be funny? For content purposes, if they line it up for real. Not the content purposes. That would be brilliant. Man, look here. it up for real. Not the content purposes. That would be brilliant. That would be brilliant. Ocho. Yes, sir. That man just got 90 million.

I'm going to get all 90 of that million. I ain't doing nothing to mess up my money. Do all that talking is fine. I ain't messing up my money, Ocho. It's just Ocho it's just running it's just running we've been running all our life

somebody call you out you already know what time it is you gotta line it up Jermaine Dawson tore his hamstring in the Pro Bowl he was never the same who? never, Jermaine Dawson, the center.

All-world center for the Pittsburgh Steelers. How he did that? The center? If I'm not mistaken, I think he was trying to chase Deion on the interception. Okay, that ain't funny. My bad, my bad. God forgive me for that. I gotta reach out to him

and see. God forgive me. Tyreek ran 990 and 100 meters at age 18. He ran 20.14, placing him sixth at the U.S. to qualify for the Olympic trials. But, look, I get it. And you see a lot of Noah's teammates rushed to his defense. Oh, yeah. Yeah, most definitely.

A lot of them. I mean, they were making fun. Even the Botswanans, they were making fun of that guy in a wheelchair. Yeah, I saw. Yeah, with the thing out. Listen, I mean, listen, when you're outlandish, you know, when you're a showman like that, and things don't go your way, that's what's going to happen. You know, people are going to

do that. So I think he understands that coming from the territory. And listen, right back to the drawing board. Right back to the drawing board. It's the way it is. Now, if you were quiet and didn't say anything and just went on about your business and just ran, then nobody would say anything.

But you have to understand, you understand what comes along with that yeah when you're outgoing when you're that's what people want to see all he get yeah because he did all that bragging people want to see floyd get beat he did all that bragging so when you brag a lot jack johnson they want to see him get beat they're like oh no no you're supposed to be humble no that's what you're supposed to be. I'm supposed to be me. Yeah, I ain't dimming my light for nobody. Yeah, just for you. Man, that was great. Over the next

several weeks, we're going to probably get all the Olympians that had success, the gold medals, the world record. We've already had Bobby Finkel and we just had Rock. We had Q on. We're going to get get Vernon we're going to get the mixed relay team so we're going to get some of the swimmers on they're going to stop by

and give us an opportunity to talk to them and for our audience nightcap audience to see these young men and women and congratulate them on their success so I was proud I was man I was happy for all of them but i was really

happy for rye because i know i know over the last three years what he had been going through like i said you know going you know no matter what the case may be i will let him know hey bro hey you all right yeah you are you all right so uh i was so happy when he won that race because i know what it meant to him to win. I know what he put into it to win. And sometimes Ocho, you can do everything right and it still doesn't work out. It's just not your time.

But nothing makes you feel better than when a plan comes together. You know what I'm saying, Ocho? When you see it and that thing laid out, you and I, we put, hey, I call you up and say, Ocho, hey, I got this idea. Doug, I got an idea. Man, Ocho in town.

Hey, man, can y'all meet me at such and such? Okay. Ocho, this is what I'm thinking. Man, I'm in. You on it, but I'm in. If you do it, I'm in. That's else. I'm in. Now look. That's it. Ocho, Jim Harbaugh. Now look. That's it.

I don't take much convincing. Go ahead. I said I don't take much convincing. Especially something like that. I can be myself. I can talk and I need a mic. Sign me up. Jim Harbaugh wants to hire Colin Kaepernick

for the Chargers staff. While Colin Kaepernick is 36 years of age, recently told Sky Reports he still wants to play in the NFL. New Chargers coach contends he wants his former quarterback in the NFL as a member of his coaching staff. Farmer said if that's ever a path he wants to take, I think it would be tremendous. He'd be a tremendous coach if that's the path he choose.

I mean, i like it going back to seven years ago what kaepernick was standing for the message behind it uh the social injustice issues yep uh the police brutality issues I like everything he did. But what he has to understand and wanting to come back to the NFL, wanting to play quarterback. He has to understand. The difference in. When you want to be an activist along with along with activism. Come sacrifice. Yes. Along with activism come sacrifice yes along with activism come sacrifice so what you did is you sacrifice your career because there's 32 owners that well if that's

what you want to do you can do that but what you won't be doing is doing it on our time when we're playing you to play a pacific sport oh jo, what's the likelihood you're able to sue someone and then still go able to work for that organization? Yeah, that's very difficult, especially after that. You won that settlement, and to think that they would let you back? Well, listen, how about giving the money back? Do you think that would have been a... Hell no, I ain't giving no money. Where they do that at? Who give money back? Listen, but stay giving the money back? Do you think that would have been a... Hell no, I ain't giving no money.

Where they do that at? Who give money back? Listen, but stay with me now. This is something. If I want to get back into the NFL, let's say back then, after seven years, after seven years, it's not likely. But back then, I think in some type of meeting,

I would have had some type of talk where, listen, no lawsuit. All I ask is you give me an opportunity to play the game that I love and I cherish. Please. No. No? That money, I done invested it. I done bought some treasury bills. I ain't give it.

I ain't give it. Okay, Shannon, give the money back so you can do X. No, I'm going to stay right here. I'm good. Yeah. I ain't give no the option. Okay, Shannon, give the money back so you can do X. No, I'm going to stay right here. I'm good. Yeah. I ain't giving no money back. Hell no.

You shut up. But I understand. Listen, I love what Madol was standing for, though. I love what he was standing for. But if you understand these owners and you know what their bottom line is, and they will show the signs of painting the end zones or putting the stickers on the helmets, you know. That's optics. Optics.

Aesthetics. It really means nothing. And it went away fast. It went away fast. And it's back to the order of business. So, again, you again, with activism, with activism, comes sacrifice.

And the sacrifice was the career. It's unfortunate. I think everybody know how I felt about Colin Kaepernick. I was one of the few on television that we spoke about it. It just so happens that when I got the Fox Undisputed, we talked about it. Yeah. It just so happens that when I got the Fox Undisputed, we talked about it every single day, multiple times a day, like three months.

We were the even when all the other shows had gone away from it. We were still hammering. Because I believe I believe Cap was right. I understood what he was standing for. He told you what he was doing that for. And people still still didn't want to hear it.. Well, you know, don't talk about it. I don't, you know, I said, hold on. If you got cancer and your doctor told you to go home, we ain't going to talk about it. We will check back in six months. You going to listen to that? So you think if you don't talk

about racism, it goes away. Yeah. Come on now. You know, when you think about it listen there's certain things you can fight for right yes there's certain things you can fight for that are never going away yeah some things are never going to change no matter what now you have to think about they've taken off the hoods they don't wear the hoods no more they don't wear the bed sheets with the eyes cut out they don't do that no more but what they do with where they are now is they're in positions of power yeah that's always been the way they're wearing suits and ties they're wearing badges they have they hold the gavels you know i mean it's it's just the lay of the land it's the lay of the landscape and it's the way it will always be i love fighting the good fight but it

it it's it's such a fuck it's such a touchy it's such a touchy subject the fact that we've been fighting this long and we still gonna keep fighting and and when you and i are gone we still gonna be fighting the same fight yeah it just it's it's it's unfortunate and it just it's crazy when you think about life. You think about how far we've come. You think we've come a long way. And the one thing about history is it repeats itself. If you look at what's going around, or if you look back,

and I don't really get into politics like that, but I pay attention. I pay attention. History repeats itself. And if you're paying attention when it comes to politics, if you're paying attention when it comes to politics if you're paying attention to some of the laws that are being changed right up on that nose but they're using different tactics to distract us from what's going on i mean i see it and i'm paying attention it's it's it's crazy it's crazy it's crazy and it's unfortunate. Chief Chris Jones offers to pay

$1.5 million worth of chicken wings that was stolen by a cafeteria worker and sent us Vera Liddell, who's working as a cafeteria consultant for the Illinois School District, admitted stealing $1.5 million

worth of chicken wings. God, 11,000 cases between July of 2020 and February of 2022. The chicken wings were intended for underprivileged children receiving free lunches during the pandemic shutdown. Ocho, does she got a wing? Does she got a wing? Stop. Man, listen, I don't know what's going on,

but I think I know what she probably was doing is she was taking the chicken and obviously, you know, you know she wasn't eating it. She was selling it on the side. She was selling it on the side. Yeah. I like Chris's idea.

I like Chris Jones' idea and wanting to pay the money back. But, you know, they're not letting out. They're not letting out simply because not only were you stealing, but you were stealing from underprivileged kids. Underprivileged kids. And then the consortium, she knew where that was supposed to go.

Oh, yeah. Yeah. I mean, that's unfortunate. But listen, kudos to my dog, Chris Black. That's stand-up. That's real stand-up shit. They even offer to do. Mm-hmm.

I like law. I mean, I guess, you know, desperate time calls for desperate measures. But I'm over here cooking, huh? God damn. I see. My AC out. The AC man will be here tomorrow, man.

I'm not, uh, I'm not, uh, I'm not taking for somebody that's I mean, they're underprivileged kids. I mean, the kids. Yeah. I mean, during the pandemic. Mm.

I mean, hey, kudos to you, CJ, for doing that. That's a tremendous gesture. But, man, I just don't have a whole lot of sympathy for people that pray on the weak. I don't, Ocho. Kids,

elderly, and animals, things that can't defend themselves, that can't fight back, I'm out. I ain't got no excuse. Don't even bring me your excuse, because I ain't trying no excuse. I don't even hear it. Don't even bring me your excuse because I ain't trying to hear it. When it comes to kids, the elderly,

and animals, I'm out. I'm with you. I'm with you and you're right now. I'm definitely with you and you're right. So, Jordan Childs is finally opening up about losing her Olympic bronze medal. She stated that she felt the decision to give the honor to whatever the Romanian,

honor Barber suit in wake of the alleged invalid challenge was unjust, calling a significant blow not just to me, but to everyone who has championed my journey. To make matters worse, she added, to receive the unpronationally driven attacks and wake up the officials ruling. But she appeared positive at some point in the future she'll get her bronze back around her neck. Flavor Flav also gave her a bronze

clock to replace the metal. It's man, they'd be but they don't like Americans. Man, they'd be... But they don't like Americans. Every chance they get, they try to bend us over a barrel, Ocho. Yeah, every time.

They don't like us, especially when it comes to events like this where we somewhat dominate most of the competitions. Obviously, China is very good is very good very good as well but for the most part we dominate and everything so anytime they have a chance to stick it to us they will do it especially with the reason they gave behind it now i if i'm not mistaken they did appeal right yes was it upheld or? Yeah. Yeah. It was denied. Oh, that's tough.

Yes. She did steal from. Yes. There's like, did that lady really steal? No. Here's the thing. The chicken wings were intended for underprivileged children that were receiving free lunches during the pandemic shutdown. Black, white, Hispanic, Asian, it does

not matter. I have no sympathy if you do something for people that cannot help themselves. Kids, elderly, and animals, I got no sympathy for you. So you can take that Justin Timberlake and cry me a river

and take it somewhere else. Because I ain't trying to hear it. I've always been like that. Y'all know my record. It speaks for itself. Wait, somebody trying to play the black card? Yeah, they're talking about, oh, how do we know? Stop it. Y'all will do anything. Y'all try to...

That's the problem with the world. They always trying to justify everything. Just see what it is. I'm like... always trying to justify everything. Just see what it is. I understand. Maybe I should, you know what I mean? That got me in trouble. What?

Say it. I don't know. Go to Mississippi and ask. Why the guy that did something similar, miss? I don't know. I'm just, and I spoke out against that. Oh know you're talking about i know you're talking about cost me 750 000 attorney fees where y'all at on that y'all got so much to say oh don't do this oh don't stop where's my

750 000 that i paid these attorneys in dc to defend black ass. So while y'all bumping y'all gums, talking about what Shannon don't do, ain't nobody did that. Where's it going to fund me? It's always going to be the same thing. Yeah. Somebody that does something against kids, the elderly and animal, I got nothing.

They give you 100 years. Oh, well, do it. And I ain't putting nothing on your books. I don't care if it's my kids, my brother. I don't care. I don't have sympathy for anybody that preys on the weak.

I view the weak as the elderly, kids, and animals. I'm out. I commend CJ, but that ain't me. I'm out. I commend CJ, but that ain't me. I got a question. Now, what about

us scammers now? How you feel about us scammers? We don't pray on the weak. We pray on, we rob Peter to pay Paul. How you feel? I'm a Yahoo boy. How you feel about us? Just. What you mean? Hell no!

Hell, I'm Peter! You invited me here or not? Oh, no, I don't know. Not you. I'm talking about, no, the other Peter. They, Peter, Peter sit up top. He way up there. Oh, Ocho. Yeah. When you take something. Right, right, right. With the intent, and you know it's for the elderly, you know it's for kids.

Yeah, okay. Come on, man. Yeah. That's crazy. I'm like, why do you get a manable? Who's trying to justify it? Somebody in the chat was trying to justify it. Of course.

But my thing is that for me, i'm just very simplistic in my approach i don't i'm huge i'm huge on accountability right i'm huge if i'm wrong ocho my grandfather tell my brother me and my brother this all the time he said so i'll never be too big never be too prideful never be too nothing to accept responsibility and accountability. I don't care if I got a zillion dollars. If I'm wrong, I'm going to be man enough to say I was wrong.

I'm going to accept responsibility for my actions. I'm going to be accountable for what I did. The greatest apology is change behavior. That's me. Everybody look at it. Okay, that's not how y'all want to do it hey i ain't here to try i ain't trying to but i'm just saying for me kids elderly man come on man people that can't defend themselves yeah you know kids i mean the kids hungry y'all see i don't know if anybody know, but I know what it's like.

I didn't have the most. I mean, sometimes we just ate bread. We didn't have what I got now, the ability to go and I can eat whatever I want to eat whenever I want to eat it. My grandmother gave us and I ate what I ate because, Ocho, we have a choice.

Y'all think it seems like, man, you ate raccoon, you would have ate it too. Y'all ate turtle and possum and squirrel and rabbit, yep, you would have ate it too. Listen, you snuck one in there on me, and you was cooking, and I didn't want to interrupt you. But I sure got me something I could use in my next argument with Rell.

Now, the greatest apology is changed behavior. Yes. Next time she get the cussing and acting like we in the goddamn army and then she the lieutenant and i'm some goddamn uh cadet i'm gonna use that now the greatest apology has changed but yeah yeah yes but that was a good that was a gym right there boy that was a gym. It asked me where her ass at now. Where she at, Ocho? It goddamn Turks with my daughter and her homegirls.

She done went back to Turks and Caicos again? Back to goddamn Turks and Caicos. My second to oldest daughter. One of her homegirls' birthday. Wow. And here I am again. You see what I'm talking about? Now, where I'm'm at i'm at home

now i really can't complain because she paid the bills and i i'm a stay-at-home father but the fact that well goddamn i just argued with you on the on the last show about being present in the household and here you go your light-skinned ass gone again but it's cool don't trip go, your light-skinned ass gone again. But it's cool. Don't trip. The greatest apology is change behavior. God damn, that's a good one.

Yeah. Don't never be too big. Don't never be too prideful to say, I'm sorry. I was wrong. Sometimes people think, well, that's oh, because if you'd have done this this and this he shouldn't have to apologize if you've done that that that you shouldn't have to apologize no you're wrong yeah if you're wrong you apologize simple short concise

hard thing yeah i mean when i apologize i don't write it down because i want you to speak for my heart i don't want you to think it's rehearsed right i did what i did at the lakers game i came right out there looked into the camera no work i spoke from my heart i was wrong dead ass whatever fox decided would have decided to do i didn't eat it. That's what you do. But, man, people just, I just, I don't get it. Like I said, that's one of the mistakes that I make, Ocho,

is that I think sometimes that I'm expecting people to see things. Like you do. That's the hard part. That's the hard part. And that comes with growth. Expecting you from other people,

you learn that the hard way. You learn that the hard way and it comes through experience and trial and error with dealing with people. Very hard. If you're a certain way and would react a certain way to certain situations and you expect people to treat you the way you treat them,

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Listen to Ali and Me, now on Audible. Ocho, the college football playoff will no longer use conference titles as a tiebreaker to determine its field, given the five highest-ranked conference winners will receive automatic bids into the 12-team tournament. The college football playoff made that announcement today. The college football playoff had four teams for the past 10 years, but will now triple the number of playoff participants.

The top four-ranked conference winners will get first round buys. The other tiebreakers are still in place, including strength of schedule and head-to-head results. You like that, Ocho? Yeah, it's cool. I could be honest with you because I could be honest with you.

I can be honest with the chat. I don't really watch too much college football. Well, you better start. Yeah, I mean. Because we don't have to start talking about college football. Man, I'm ready. So what I've always done in the past and the fact that we really haven't had college football to talk about up until this point, right, is Malik neighbors, the big names. Devontae Smith, When they was in college, I would always watch if they were playing and it was going to be on TV.

For some reason, I always wanted to pay attention and see what the hype was about certain individuals and certain players that were up for Heisman. And I watched games like that, but I'm like sitting back, just watching college for some reason. I'm not going to say it's boring because I've heard people say that they enjoy college football much more than pro the nfl which is i didn't understand

it until i went to a lsu game with my daughter she went on a visit we went to a lsu game and oh my gosh now i can see now the atmosphere puts the nfl shame. Oh, yeah. The atmosphere at LSU. You got the new college kids, man. And I went to an LSU game on a visit with her, and I went to a Tennessee game. LSU and Tennessee put every NFL atmosphere to shame. And I mean no disrespect to any of the teams and their fans. It just does. They didn't sit down the whole game.

Oh, Joe, that's the South. Football is king in the South. I ain't sit down the whole game. Oh, Joe, that's the South. Football is king in the South. I ain't never seen nothing like that. Remember, I played at Oregon State. I don't know what they do in Oregon. Oregon State, the Oregon, I know they got the big uniforms and all that, but when it comes to football, it's

in the South. So what other schools are like that? Tennessee, Georgia, Clemson. Name a school in the South. So what other schools are like that? Tennessee, Georgia, Clemson. Georgia like that too? Name a school in the South. So all of them is like Tennessee and LSU was? Yes. Alabama, yes.

Boy. They just have a bunch of fans, but Alabama is going to pack 100,000 in there. Georgia is going to do 90,000. Right. Yes. Aub 90,000. Right. Yes. Yes. Yes.

In the South Ocho? Yeah. It's king. Florida? Absolutely. Absolutely. Texas? Texas A&M? Over there too? What?

Man. Texas A&M put back $105,000, $106,000, $108,000. Wait, they got that many? How did they stadium sit that many damn people? They added the house that Johnny built.

They got that long money down there. Texas A&M? They got that oil money. They got that long money down there. They got that long... They got that oil money. They got that oil money. That NIA money, huh? What? Man, how you think Jimbo

had the number one recruiting class a couple years in a row? Why he win no national championship then? Because he ain't co-saving. It take more than the money, huh? Yeah. But you can get them. Might huh? Yeah, but you can get them. Might not keep them, but you can get them. Yeah.

Ocho, a man is confused to why people are declining his wedding invitation. Ocho, let's take a look at this video. Yes, sir. All right, T-Talk, tell me if I'm tripping or not. So me and my fiance, we are getting married, right? And to be a part of our wedding, you have to pay $450 for a ticket. And that's for each guest. So we invited friends and family to our wedding. Tell me why everybody that we invited has declined the invitation.

We already have spent 100, maybe almost close to $200,000 on a wedding. We have already pre-ordered the cake. We already put down a deposit for the venue. We've already got the wedding dress. Everything. We pay for everything for the wedding. DJ, photographer, everything for the wedding. And what I don't understand is that y'all spend 400, more money,

more money on stupid stuff, but you can't come out to support your family and your friends at a wedding. Like, tell me if I'm wrong. Is we wrong? Let me know. Because y'all pay for tickets. Beyonce tickets, $1,000 tickets. Y'all

going to go meet Chris Brown for $1,000 something dollars, but when it comes to your friends and your family, you can't pay the ticket? These weddings ain't cheap. The weddings ain't cheap. What's the weddings ain't cheap. Like, what's going on? Like, I don't get it. Like, let us know are we wrong for charging for a

wedding. You dead ass wrong. I'm coming to see you paying no goddamn money to come see you get married in this goddamn economy, man. He gonna talk about, we look a bit close to $150,000, $200,000. Y'all are damn fools.

You ain't got it. If you got to charge for a wedding, your ass shouldn't be getting married. I wish I might pay for somebody's wedding. Hold on. You're going to charge everybody $450 to try to recoup the money that you paid for the wedding, which it shouldn't even be that much. Excuse me. Excuse me. Excuse me if I'm wrong. Chat, y'all help me out.

Please give me an amount on how much a wedding should cost. Let's start there. I want to break it down into parts. How much does a wedding cost? You know better than me, Unc. I'm just asking you. The question is how bad do you want to impress somebody? And that'll dictate the cost of your wedding.

Okay, now you're talking. You see, they don't spend $200,000. Now, unless her daddy worth about $10, $15, $20, $30 million, I wish my daughter would come to me and talk about, y'all better take this money for a down payment on the house and get y'all ass on up out of here. I'll come stand beside you in the court and just have a piece. So $200,000, that's too extravagant.

That's way too much for a wedding. What? For a wedding? And half the people that don't even like the gruel or the bride. Right. They just coming to be nosy, huh? So, Chad, help me out, Chad. Please give me the numbers because I'm, listen, and you don't even know I'm

playing the C right now. I keep asking you for a reason now. Yeah, but Ocho, here's the thing, Ocho. Normally, the father, I got two daughters. Yeah. They already know. My daughters already say, oh, if you think my daddy gonna pay X, Y, and Z, that ain't happen.

Destination wedding if you want to. Okay. I wish I might pay $400 to go to somebody else's wedding. And then he go, he got the dirt. Stop counting my pockets. Oh, y'all spending money on frivolous stuff.

That's my money. Don't worry about what I spend my money on. I just ain't spending $450 to go to no wedding. So if I want to take $450, if I want to take $4,000 and buy a Beyonce ticket, if I want to take $10,000 and buy a Beyonce ticket, if I want to take $10,000 and buy a Beyonce ticket or go to the Super Bowl, that ain't none of your business.

Support family and friends means I'm going to show up. If you got a business, let's say Ocho, you got a restaurant. I ain't coming to eat free. I'm going to pay for my meal. I'm going to tip the servers. If you got a business where you're selling T-shirts or clothing, I support you.

But if you think for one second, I'm going to pay $450 to go see your funky ass wedding. Man, you out your mind. Hey, the chat, I didn't see nothing over 50 grand. I'm reading the chat and everybody in the chat said 50 grand is a max for a wedding. Now, when it comes to weddings, I love the fairy tale ending. I love little girls that are raised, you know, watching movies and being taught and groomed into that happy ending and actually making that come true and living that dream or living that fairy tale. But at what cost? And in today's era of women and aesthetics and social media, like, do women really want to be, do they want to have weddings?

I think they want to have weddings. They don't want to be married. I think that's the disconnect. They like the weddings, the aesthetics, the pretty, the changing outfits, but they don't like what actual marriage entails, there's a difference I would break it down right now, but I'm not

going to break it down because we don't have that kind of time the more extravagant the wedding the shorter the wedding the shorter the marriage the more extravagant, the short. Go look at all those Hollywood stars

that spent all that money. Right. One million, 500,000, 200,000 and see how long they stayed. Now go look at the ones that had the little quaint wedding

that went to the church or they went to justice or the peace. Right. Because you got a big ass wedding. You just try, man, you, man, I know a dude had a homeboy man. Joe got married. Custom suit, custom gator shoes.

What happened? Was married by the long as a snowball in the microwave. You would marry what? How long? Along with a snowball in the what? How long? As long as the snowball in the back of the way. How long that land? Man, please. Paying all

that money. $200,000. $200,000 for what? What are you paying $200,000 for, Ocho? What? I'm just trying to figure. What you renting out? The Taj Mahal? What you renting out? The White House? Hey, listen. What y'all eat?

Caviar? Lobster? That's a great topic. Because I have no idea on how much weddings actually cost. And the funny thing about it is I keep asking purposely because you already know who is doing all the planning. And I'm curious to what that bill going to look like. Because we ain't going too far now. We're going right to

the Bahamas. I mean, that's a 30 minute flight. Hey, I gave my daughters a budget. You got a budget. Whatever you do after that. I mean, I don't want to be in your business, but what number you said? $30,000.

Okay. So you can have a wedding with $30,000? I don't know what you can have. I ain't the one getting married. I don't give a damn. Hey, they better go get one of them fried. Hey, hey, hey, y'all from the South. Y'all know about that fried catfish and spaghetti plate?

Hey, I know somebody who hooked that thing right on up. What they charge by the plate? $10.50 a head. Spaghetti, fried catfish, a piece of cornbread, and a styrofoam cup of sweet tea. That's all you're getting. Man, I'm not finna go. Just because they did it. Oh, hell no, man. Man, I'm not finna go. Just because they did it.

I wish I might. Take that money and put a down payment on the house. Man, you crazy, don't you? Man, I wish I might put all that money for my daughter just cause I got it but you got me crying somebody said but oh you helping these fish spaghetti to wear to hell yeah

yeah yeah talk about oh dude asshole we getting our money back if y'all get divorced I'm gonna need a receipt hell nah man please man they be doing too much Ocho now I'm just trying to figure out

when do we get to this point where we just tried to impress everything? Somebody got, man, somebody had a wedding. Well, I gotta, I gotta have a bigger wedding.

I got the damn dress all the way. I mean, the train, man, you gotta have a train, have a flatbed brain to train. And I was like, come on now.

Y'all, she's bad. Y'all do it too much. Nah, hell nah. Mm-mm. Mm-mm. Nah, man.

I ain't been do all that. But I tell them, I love, hey, my kids ain't, my kids ain't got no money. I don't know. Hell no. We said they need a flatbed for the train. Yeah. Cause everybody, everybody trying to,

everybody was saying they're going to have this, this be on a couple of people magazine with their wedding. So everybody got to go. I got it. I got the, Ooh, I got to have this. And I got to have this, and I got to rent this big-ass building, and I got

to have a photographer that's charging me $10,000 to take pictures. Man, you better get somebody with an iPhone to give you 10 looks for $500. Man, please. Uh-uh. Uh-uh. Hell no. Oh, shit.

Hey. Okay. that was a good one Boy you got my stomach hurting boy Hey Ochoa tell your man to spend all that money Got 30,000 In spaghetti Hell nah Yeah I mean now people want to have lobster

And crab legs And you know, and real body. Come on, man. Okay, how much is open bar? On Twitter, I see that all the time. Everybody say, don't invite me to your wedding if you don't have open bar. Is open bar expensive? A wedding or

a party or something. It should be open bar. Okay, okay, okay, okay. That's expensive, ain't it? Yeah, drinks are expensive you know how much drinks cost I don't drink no alcohol especially if you got deep throat ass friends

you got alcoholic ass friends yeah it's expensive I mean I know if I go if I were to have something and my friend if I invite my friends already know I give you that I had a party

one time and they asked they asked me how many people was going to be there I say probably about a hundred and they started calculating they say a hundred people will be there all of them drank I say for the most part I say probably 90 of them he say on average they'll drink about how long is the party gonna be i say we're gonna start they start cooking

probably around eight stuff will be ready by noon people will start showing up by 12 30 and it's gonna go to probably 10 30 they say if you get 90 if you. Let's just say you have 100 people. 90 of them drink. They'll drink at least four beers apiece. You're going to lead at least 360 beers. There's 12 beers in a case. What about the hard liquor?

That's what I'm saying yes so i had everybody because you know at that point in time mocho a lot of stuff so i had like big bottles so i got like four bottles of uh belvedere four bottles of gray goose four bottles of chopin i had five i'm getting you know a lot of stuff they ain't never had before obviously they don't see they like seagrams but you know, a lot of stuff they ain't never had before. Obviously, they don't see they like Seagram's, but you know, I got some Bombay Sapphire. I got some Tanger Ray. I got all the top notch stuff.

I got the crown and different this. I had all, you know, at the time, I had everything. Yeah. And I just told him, I said, look, whatever y'all, whatever is open, y'all take it with you. It's like, for real? I said, bro, whatever you'all, whatever is open, y'all take it with you. It's like, for real?

I said, bro, whatever you, whatever you guys have open, y'all take it with you. Hey, so I spent probably $4,000 on, on just on alcohol. The beer was a, was a gift. Right. Um, but I spent about $4,000. Oh, that's not, that's not bad. That's not bad I mean I'm obviously for the setting and the occasion

I brought so much of it the guy gave me like a discount because I brought so much of it so open bar at a wedding it ain't that expensive then it all depends on how many people you got on show I'm trying to figure out who know this many people? I don't know

500 people. You know 500 people? I mean, I don't know 500 people, immediate people that need to be at a goddamn wedding. Nah, hell nah. So if you don't know 500 people, I ain't feeding your ass. I ain't no shelter. Come one, come all, I'm't feeding your ass. I ain't no shelter.

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But people be doing too much, Ocho. Oh, that's a good one. Ocho, we got another one. Check this out. A woman says she won't contribute to her partner's mortgage let's take a listen to this video now listen we can definitely have a nice three-bedroom house under just my income but now out of both our incomes we can get an eight-bedroom house for a car why are we not elevating together i'm not saying that'm not saying that you're going to be paying for everything. When I say a two-income household, I'm not bringing my income. If I start dating a man and he's like, okay, we're going to get serious,

we're going to make money together, my income prior to you has nothing to do with you. I'm not bringing it to the table. Now, who's she? Hold on, what's she supposed to be bringing to the table her appetite shoot listen there there are men there are men out here that have women that are thinking this way there are men out here that have that have women that are thinking this way i mean that i mean and and the funny thing about it is. Is there will always be a guy that will be willing. To do exactly what she's talking about.

And it messes it up for everyone else. Especially when you're trying to get serious. And actually build with someone. There's a difference. Because everyone is. Not everyone. There's a high percentage of women. That are being spoiled and taken care of by men.

Where they don't have to do anything yeah except look good that's it that's it and and all all that stuff is temporary and when it doesn't work they continue to chase not chase they continue to look and hope and find in the next one that's going to do that now what he's talking about the fella's talking about as far as building and having someone yeah that's different oh yeah that's completely different yeah we build a whole nother page oh joe if we not i get the point like okay two people if they're single i'm assuming they didn't mention anything about kids three bedrooms for two for a couple is plenty big why the hell you need an eight bedroom why

you're trying to floss you see what what he said? We can level up. Level up for what? For who? It's two of you. Why you need eight bed room with a four car garage? I'm just trying to figure out what she said. Well, I ain't bringing that. So what you bringing? Ask the mob. That's it. Well, what else?

And I mean, no disrespect. What else we bringing? Pay attention to what they're advertising when you're trying to holler. Think about that. If we say we're building together. Ocho, if I go into a, you go into a relationship and you say, you know what, baby? I got this. Ain't no building together.

So when I leave, don't you be talking about, don't you be talking about, hey, I need this. I need this and this, this and this. Because we didn't do this together. Now, if we say, okay, hey, baby, I need this, and this, this, and this. Because we didn't do this together. Now, if we say, okay, hey, baby, we're going to do this thing together. We're going to blah, blah, blah. Okay. Man, please. I mean, you kind of already know, though, Unc.

You kind of already know. The fellas you know. You know what you're getting yourself into. You know what you're signing up for. Based on who and what you're trying to holler at you know what comes with the territory if you're looking you know who you can deal with and you know who you can't deal with you know who's a good time and fun time and you're not going to be there for long and you know who to take serious it ain't it ain't it ain't it ain't hard to spot man it be bad come on man she tripping

and he tripping yeah why you need that big ass house eight bedrooms four car garage come on man not for two people Ocho no I'm sure they have kids I'm sure they have kids but

well look I mean how many kids you got I'm sure they have kids. I'm sure they have kids, but... Well, look. I mean, how many kids you got? Okay. If you got two kids, a spare bedroom so you can each kid get a bedroom, somebody come, okay, fine.

I get it. Yeah. I get it. But you don't even know eight bedrooms. Shit me. But I got 51 kids, boy. Yeah. I get it but you don't even know 8 bedrooms shit me I got 50-11 kids yeah but everybody don't come

if everybody would have come everybody can't stay here I'm not spending no 10 million dollars on a damn house just so I can have everybody up under one roof when we come visit me that ain't happening you don't come enough to make it worthwhile worthwhile yeah oh you think I'm having a when we didn't come visit me. That ain't happening. Because you don't come enough to make it worthwhile. Worthwhile, yeah.

Yeah. Oh, you think I'm going to have about a $60,000 a month mortgage? And y'all come once every four years? Man, please. As a matter of fact, hotel right down the street, Ocho. I'll pick you up in five minutes.

And you got your own space. I mean, when I lived with my grandma, Ocho, I never stayed at home. Once I left my grandmother's home, when I come back to visit, I got a hotel. Yeah. Because a lot of times, I wasn't married. I have my girlfriend with me.

I ain't sleeping in the same room under my grandma's room. I'm paying the bill. That ain't happening. That was never going to happen. So I stayed. Hey, no. You like me. I was content. You remember

where I was at? I was happy. I had my little condo. I had my little 85 paint behind me. This one go here. It's enough of this little shit. Yeah, but look, like I said, most of the time, it's only going to be my sister,

my mom, one of the kids will come. We alternate. It's my turn Christmas this year. I get them for Christmas. Mom got Thanksgiving. Everybody's going to be here. My mom, my sister, my kids,

everybody's going to be here. They're going to be in and out. I got plenty of room. Besides, my mom is going to want to stay. My mom coming with some of her friends, coming to the casino. She's like, you going to stay with your son? No, I'm going to stay at the casino.

He ain't going to want to take me to the casino. Okay. She don't want to tell me, I won't take her to the casino. Yeah, I'll take you to the casino. But you ain't going to get your mom in there. When you come to Vegas, yeah I'll take you to the casino but you ain't gonna get your mom when you come to Vegas I thought you had some

who comes to Vegas with nothing you come to Vegas with your friends man oh man come on man for me man I just I understand women But man, come on, man. Come on, people. For me, man, I just understand women. Look, I understand

you looking for Mr. Right, but at some point in time, see, the problem we're having here, Ocho, is that we have non-traditional women want to live a traditional life. They want a life like their mom or their grandma.

Well, not these moms, because some of these moms was like, they had their kid at 15. And so they farted and they got a 23-year-old daughter. But I'm saying like grandma and great-grandma, traditional role, a lot of times

the father worked and the wife, the years of the road a lot of times the father worked and and and and and and the wife the mom stayed home she cooked she cleaned y'all don't your cake cook you don't want to clean i ain't no maid i ain't no cook you ain't no you ain't no damn part either now get the hell up out of here now you, what you keep telling me is what you're not. Yeah. But you keep telling me what I am. Something don't correlate. Something's not jiving.

You can't be non-traditional but want a traditional life. It's difficult. It's difficult. It's always been a tug and pull. It's always been a tug and pull it's always been oh you ain't oh you can't do this uh i need a g wagon i need this i need an ap i need a padded i need an llc i got a homeboy named lc That's the only LC I know.

And I definitely can put another L in front of it. You gotta think the percentage of dudes that are buying the G-wagons and the APs is a very, very small. It's a very small percentage of them. I ain't got no problem with you, bro.

I'm never gonna hate on you. You got it like that, take off. I'm not gonna hate on you you got it like that take off I'm not gonna hate on the females that can get it women I'm sorry I don't wanna be disrespectful women that can get it get it yeah but you gotta understand I don't know who ain't gonna give it to you

yeah it messes up it messes up because when some see that and think it's possible well shit that should be me too so whoever i'm dating is gonna have to come hard just like that but it ain't it's not it's not reality social media and all this all these bags and all this cars like this it's not that's not reality it's very difficult to maintain and live that lifestyle consistently. It's damn near impossible. When you think about it, like it's not real.

The era we in is like it's really, really, really messed up. It's really messed up. Everybody looking like they got it. Anybody that can get it, Ocho, if they can get it, more power to you. But you have to realize there's only a very select few people that can... See, you trying to trick a guy that ain't got nothing to trick off. Ocho, how you gonna trick...

How you trying to trick a guy that's making $50,000 or $75,000 or $100,000? You can't trick him because he ain't got it. Not with what you want. And the dudes that do got... And the funny thing about it and the dude that do got seven eight figures to get that and the funny thing about it is the dudes that do have it the small percentage of them they get the pick from

the whole goddamn little because everybody want what they got so they're getting any and everybody they want so it leaves the hard-working nine-five guy out to pick up from the scraps. And I'm not saying scraps like that in the sense of the scraps that swim out of it. Everybody says, Ocho, oh, I can date a school teacher. I can date a bus driver. No, you won't. Not when you've been in that environment. When you've been on the private planes.

When you've flown first class. When when you've been on the private planes, when you've flown first class, when you've stayed at a five-star hotel. You ain't dating that. Yeah, you ain't going backwards. You ain't going backwards. Once you get a taste of their lifestyle, it's a wrap. Most of the time, Ocho, the guy

that you're talking about that you would date, which I know a lot, they can't get in the places that you are. So how are you you gonna meet them? You ain't gonna get that guy pull up. See, the difference between a guy and a guy, a man and a female,

is that you'll see a fine woman at the bus stop. A guy'll see a fine woman at the bus stop. If she fine, he'll stop that car and get her number. A woman, a dude riding the bus, I don't give a high five to you.

She ain't stopping. That's beneath her. Mm-hmm. Yeah. You do your thing. I live in my little world I got my own little bubble I'm cool you ain't gonna never get mad you got too many

kinks you got too many issues where you weren't a candidate so why you worried about it it's tough it's not a crazy topic but it's just i mean a little delusion expectations are high not realistic but i and i love i want all i want all all women to to to strive and want the best for them i I mean, that, that, that's great. But at some point we have to be realistic and, and our expectations.

And I'm not going to say never Ocho, not to cut you off. I'm not going to say never, but more times than not, you will see a man will date and fall in love with a woman and any income. Yeah. It's a rarity. Very rare.

You will find a woman that's high value of a certain net worth fall in love with someone. It happened. It's happened. Yeah. Yeah. That's crazy. That's crazy. But there are more

stories about pretty woman involving Richard Gere and Julia Roberts than vice versa. Yeah. But y'all got some unrealistic. Y'all need to come down with some of these expectations and what y'all think. Because everybody ain't

making NBA and NFL and MLB money. And if they do, but see, here's the thing, Ocho. And if they do but see here's the thing Ocho we play with guys they got two or three, paying for two or three apartments two or three cars

and then when the money stop, and then when it go and the girl gone, she gone too why she wanna stay, you ain't got no money you can't keep paying for that apartment you can't keep paying for that condo, you can't keep paying for that apartment. You can't keep paying for that condo. You can't keep paying for that house. Why would she stay? On to the next.

It's a different game. It's a dirty game. It's a dirty game, but the game is a game. The game has always been a game. You understand? I mean, at that level, you understand.

You know why she's there. Mm-hmm. Because you know what, Ocho? The biggest financial crisis is that people will spend money they don't have to prove that they got it. Think about it.

Yeah. I've been preaching it for the past 20 plus years. Let's finish out strong, Ocho. Last segment of the night is Q&A. Hey, boy, tonight was good, boy. That goddamn laugh, boy. You got my stomach hurting, boy. God damn.

Leota Rose said, this show is very entertainment. The segment of stories you guys are hilarious even though I know nothing about sports I'm always tuned in for the next live to see what happens next Leota thank you very much we really really appreciate you

love you salute y'all when you come get Harris on Club Shay Shay we need that who is Harris Harris who oh you gonna get Harris on Club Shea Shea. We need that. Who is Harris? Harris who? Oh! Oh!

Oh, Kamala. Oh, Miss Harris. Reach out to Kamala. Look at you. Come on, huh? Yeah, you know. Miss Kamala. Is how you say her name? Kamala? Kamala. Kamala. Kamala.

Like Kamala? Kamala? Kamala. Like Kamala? Like Kamala? Yeah. Kamala. Kamala. Reach out to Ms. Harris. She'll come on here. Keith Mitchell said, can you tell my girlfriend who's watching, I'm ready for marriage. What did, what?

Well, hold on. Keith. What you mean, Keith? Are you ready for marriage?'re supposed to propose to her or you want to oh well hell hold on gil gil girlfriend proposed to him so maybe i know no no no no no no gil proposed to his girlfriend it was the french runner the steeplechaser that proposed to her boyfriend oh i thought i saw a clip with Gil. Okay, okay, okay. My bad. She gave him a ring, but Gil had already proposed to her in front of the Eiffel Tower, right?

Yeah, Gil. Congratulations, Gil. Congratulations, Gil. Now, you can't be talking crazy on here no more. Yeah, not no more, boy. Keith, what's the name? You should have put a name in there. If you date a guy named Keith Mitchell, he's ready for marriage.

He told me in Ocho, he's ready for marriage. Yeah. Make him stand. DK would beat Tyreek in 100 meters. Who? You said DK? Yeah Tyreek in 100 meters who? said DK? yeah whoever

get out first and we know who has the fastest start so Tyreek will probably win DK won't be too far behind though yeah I mean they used to that was before your time but they used to have

the NFL's fastest man I remember I done seen the clips Charles Woodson Rod Woodson I mean yeah Rod Woodson my bad Herschel Walker Willie Gaul Faze Tattoo said

Brady could join the Vikings and break the curse I don't know about that y'all might need to go see me as Rudolph to get that Faze Tattoo said Brady could join the Vikings and break the curse. I don't know about that. Y'all might need to go see me as Rudolph to get that curse off of y'all. The Courageous Heel said, what's up, y'all? I know football season is coming up. Want to give y'all a shout out to my little bro, Dominic Hill, Liberty Flames,

cornerback. Aquarius, hey, bro. Hey, Dominic, go put that work in bro yes sir the Liberty flames that's uh that's a that's a Bible school in it and that uh Jerry Falwell I think that's Liberty yeah televangel see televangelists been coming on a long time I remember Jerry Falwell Rex Humbart, they had Jimmy Swagger

all of them yeah they used to come on Jimmy got caught up one time he came on to my I've seen oh Jimmy Jay Rock said oh what happened with it I've seen. Oh, Jimmy. Jay Rock said, oh, what happened with it?

What happened with you and Nicole? She said she put in her friend zone during the interview. Come on, don't go out like that. Hey, Riz King said, hi, Uncle Ocho. My name is William and I've been watching y'all since high school. I'm 19 certified wild and firefighter here in California. You guys have showed me how to be a better man.

Much love. Riz King, I appreciate that, bro. I'm good. Salute, Riz. Yeah, bro. Hey, that's what we try to do. We try to give you personal stories, use our insight, and, you know hopefully uh some someone takes something from our stories that we've shared you talk about somebody that's 56 and 57 years of age so there's a lot of experience between the two of us. Yeah.

Laney Ray said, great show, fellas. Just need to send a shout out to our moderator crew. It's been here from the beginning and has dedicated likely hundreds of hours to an amazing chat and show. Hey, the Mod Squad, y'all guys have been unbelievable.

Laney Ray, we can always count on you. I think, what's the doctor name? Uh, Dr. Frankie. Uh, you've always been in here. I mean, a lot of these guys, uh, what's the other guy? Uh, he always, I forget his name.

Keith. Yeah. Keith is always in here. Uh, Nikki. Oh man, you guys have been unbelievable. Thank you guys for that's hold it, held us down from, from start, from the beginning of September all the way to now, guys, we greatly, greatly appreciate it. Appreciate it. Um, we can't thank you guys enough for the support, the love that you've given us from

start to finish. So thank you very much. That's everybody. The mod squad, you guys do a great job of keeping traffic flowing and Ocho and I and everybody, we greatly appreciate that. Appreciate it. That

concludes our episode of Nightcap. We want to thank Rob Benjamin for stopping by the Olympic 400-meter hurdle champ, offering insights to his race, talked about the 400 meters and how close they came to breaking the world record, gave us some insight and said what makes us so unbelievable at what she does.

Shouted his coach out, Quincy Watts. I think his hurling coach is Joanna Hayes. She won the Olympic gold medal, I think, in 2008, 2004, 2008. But we want to congratulate all these coaches because it's just not, I think most of these athletes have coaches, Ocho. So they don't get this far. They have support staff, family, friends,

loved ones, coaches that's been there. So we want to make sure that we give them the kudos, although the athlete's the main one that gets the credit because they're on TV that's doing the activity. So thank you, Rod Gang. Best of luck. Congratulations. And we'll see you down the road.

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