Nightcap - Nightcap - Hour 2: craziest carry-on, Unc defends his flock, show me the money!

Episode Date: January 18, 2025

Shannon Sharpe and Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson react to the top pop culture moments of the week including the craziest thing to bring in a carry-on, Ocho relentlessly shames Unc for immediately jumping on the Baltimore Ravens train after his Denver Broncos get smacked by the Buffalo Bills, Unc wants his money from Ocho and much more!03:14 - The craziest thing to bring in a carry on08:47 - Ocho pitches a reality tv show in the wild starring himself and Unc12:48 - Are The Ravens just Unc’s side chick?16:54 - Ocho almost went to jail before the recording21:45 - Subjects Unc and Ocho would like to teach29:57 - Bring Unc his money Ocho!39:00 - Spell-O Cinco is back(Timestamps may vary based on advertisements.) #Volume #ClubSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Ocho What's the wildest thing You've tried to bring into your carry-on Hey that's a good question So what I'm trying to think The wildest thing I've tried to bring into my carry-on I ain't really had nothing like this, huh? I'm just going to be honest with you too, but you know, I travel real light. I travel real light now. I know people

might laugh at me and, you know, make fun of me, you know, but you know, I purposely pack light when I'm traveling, huh? And one of the things that I always do, and, you know, I mean, I mean, no disrespect. And I'm I'm I'm getting better with time as I get older. But I always steal hotel towels when I come back home. So when I travel and I go places, I get I take I take two sets of hotel towels to build up my collection at my place here. And that would be the way I don't know. I don't even know if you think you would consider that really being weird, but I mean, that's something I do. I've never had any type of memorabilia or artifacts or anything of that nature. But that's the only thing I can think of that I do, especially when traveling. I pack one outfit. I pack one pair of shoes when I go places for maybe more than two or three days

and I just have multiple pairs of T-shirts, socks, and underwear to be able to change, but I just rotate the same outfit over and over. But the weirdest thing I do

is I steal sets of hotel towels. I'm trying to think. Maybe $100,000. Well, if you got $100,000, what do I got to pay you that $4,000 for? Because that's what you owe.

The bank got a lot of money. They still want the money that you owe them. Now, run me that. If you got it a long time ago, and they're like, oh, excuse me, whose bag is this? I'm like, why? Can we go through it?

Yeah, but I will be looking at you while you do. Yeah, that's the damn joke. I thought you can't go through TSA with that kind of money, though. Isn't there a limit? No, there ain't no limit. Look, when they nab people, somebody's going to tempt them off. Because, look, sometimes you go through there there you got a full tube of toothpaste sometimes you got mouthwash and don't nothing i've seen people like oh my gosh i got through here with

this bottle of water it happened but uh they just ask you know where are you going i'm going home i ain't no i ain't know that huh because yeah I ain't know you could go to the airport with that kind of money. Oh, yeah, for sure. I ain't have it on my body, Ocho. You make it seem like I have a hundred thousand Even TSA, it would alarm the agents. Why is this individual carrying that kind of cash, you know, going through the checkpoint?

I mean, uh, I don't think I'm going to sit up any suspicions. Do you? Yeah, you're black with $100,000. I'm still Sheldon Sharp, too. Oh, okay. Okay. They recognize you.

They're like, okay, yeah, he probably would have that kind of money. I said $100,000, not $100,000. Talk your talk, man. Hey. Let me ask, pop, pop, pop. Talk your talk, man. Hey. Let me ask you this, Ocho. I want to go through the airport

with my $4,000 in Buffalo nickels. You think I might be able to make that happen? $4,000 of who? Well, you know what? It's really no point. We in 2025, right? And if you paid attention, technology is so advanced, they've made

transactions very easy where you can use apps and you can transfer people money instantly. Yeah. Oh, Joe. I really don't feel comfortable doing anything. I mean, last time I don't feel comfortable doing anything. I mean, last time I tried to do something with technology,

you see what it got me. So I'm, I'm staying away from technology. I've been on drain my entire bank account. I put all my money in somebody else's account. So, uh, uh,

no. So me, me and apps. Well, listen, I'll tell you what, I'll Well, listen, I'll tell you what. I'll tell you what. I'll tell you what. What?

You have a team of people that you can trust. You said, I can't send it to Ash. I can't send it to Jordan. I can't send it to anybody else on your team. How about you tell Michelle, let me send Michelle. I'll send Michelle the $4,000 and she'll give it to you. Nah. You know what?

I'm going to see if Shelly got cash. There we go. Or Apple Pay. Either one. 4,000. And it'd be over there like this. No, no, no, no. 52.

What? Because OBJ didn't get a 1,000-yard receiver. Oh, no, no, no. 5,200. What? Because OBJ didn't get a 1,000-yard receiver for Tampa. I mean, for Miami. Yep. And I want, no, for the Dolphins.

And I want 200. 200? I want 200 in interest. Oh, yeah. That was my idea. Yeah, that was my idea. Okay, cool. Back.

I think one time, you should allow me to experience what it's like to be in the country i think you and i we should we should take some take a video and go out in the woods and record you and i out the woods you know with with dangerous animals bears and coyotes lions all that I grew up in the country and saw Bobcats and saw all that stuff and rattlesnakes I'm good

I'm just saying that would be great content for us like Unc and Ocho take on the wilderness like grizzly bears I will give you a camera and I'll let you do it

and then Ocho edits Ocho in the wilderness you're not living man you're alive but you ain't living come on chat

will y'all tell this man I grew up in see here's the thing you want me to do stuff I've already done for 21st 20 years of my life the thing is

you can you can go back to what you know. You can pass on your expertise to me and your experience when we are in the woods. We're in the wilderness. Like me and you,

we could be perched up in a tree. We could see a grizzly bear. You get teased. You do realize bears can climb trees, right? That's the exciting part about it. The fact that we're in a tree. We're in a tree and a grizzly bear can get up there. So what do we do next?

What do we do next? Well, I'm going to have a gun. I'm going to shoot him. That's the whole point. That is great content. Well, you can't, you can't, if you, if you look, if you are threatened, I mean, a lot of places there, the bear is protected. Now, they do have places where you can hunt.

You have a certain time of year, I think, that you can hunt. But, no, I ain't really trying to. Oh, man, you're not. Man, we could have a whole nature show, man. Think about it. Uncanocho takes on the, like, I'm telling telling you man that that'd be crazy gold me you teach me how to fish no we teach me how to skin it and you know we hunt squirrels and

raccoons and stuff like that and then we we work our way up to bigger animals i'm telling you right well all you got to look, all you got to do if you're going to dress the animal, you hang the animal upside down. I mean, look, ain't nobody casing out no squirrel. So you basically split him down the back and you pull. And just like you're taking off your shirt and you pull your pants down, you take your shirt off. That's how you do a squirrel.

Matter of fact. Down the back. Now, if you casing out an animal. And it's the catcher. Not only are we stuck in the woods, we don't get to eat unless we catch it. We got it. We got to catch. You are not the person I want to be stuck in the woods because you don't know ish.

So I don't want to be. You just say you have 20 years of experience being in the country. Yes. But you don't know how to make a fire. You don't know how to build nothing. Oh, one time out. I smoke cigars. I don't need to know how to make a fire you don't know how to build nothing I smoke cigars I don't need to know how to make a fire if I have my goddamn lighter on me

I thought the whole party that you wanted to go into fame that you wanted to experience nature you're not allowed to have a lighter I was a Cub Scout I was a Cub Scout I was a Cub Scout I thought I had to start a fire.

Some jack leg thought it would be a great idea. No, I'm not going nowhere with you with no lighter. Look, we could go. We'll take a rock. We'll take a what you call them? Right.

A flint. Yeah. We'll get it started. We'll do that. I don't need a flint. I know how to do it with two rocks. Two rocks and a twig. Two rocks and a twig.

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hotel rental car block also take your money out on your check like the NFL he's used to it we'll talk

we'll see about them Broncos in fact let me look at the schedule let me see what time they play tomorrow Ocho you're not flocking not a Raven you're not a Raven

I'm just telling you I'm just telling you absolutely said keep talking your ears J Ocho I am a raven I was you was there for two years come on man

that's like if you was married for 12 years right then y'all get divorced and you go date this other chick for two years like there's really no meaning there's no nothing between y'all we were in love in two years nah Like, there's really no meaning. There's no, there's no, no, no, no, nothing between y'all. We were in love.

In two years? Nah. Nah. I'm a part of what started the culture for the Ravens. Nah, you are a Denver Bronco. And I mean that with the utmost respect. I'm just telling you. You know what? I think I'm going to have my

Raven, I think I'm going to wear my Raven Super Bowl ring at the Super Bowl. Why would you do that? Because that would signify that I was right. Don't you have a Broncos

Super Bowl ring? I got two. I got one. I gave one to my brother. Okay. All right. So, you know, you got extra and you give stuff away. You know what I'm saying? I got an extra pair of shoes. I gave one to my brother. Okay. All right. So, you know, you got extra. You give stuff away. You know what I'm saying? I got an extra pair of shoes.

I give one to somebody. That's it. That's what little brothers do. They take care of, you know. Well, since that, okay. How about some hands on my dick and pretend you Sally? Oh, dude.

Hey, didn't you hear President Biden say he's abandoning paying off student loans? Yeah, you got to run with that. Oh, so they lied to everybody. Hey, they were the first round that got taken care of. It's this other round that ain't going to get taken care of.

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you know, as far as perception and me when it comes to, you know, just doing stuff like that, now I will do it. I will do it. You do it, Ocho. You do it for you because you need to know what the defense is going to do. You ain't trying to look at, you ain't trying to look at, don't just. I would,

I would enjoy it though. I would think I would enjoy it, you know. Chad, what y'all think? Y'all think Ocho, y'all think Ocho want to watch tape?

Hey man, you won't believe this man tonight, man. Oh man, man. Well, listen, I almost, I almost didn't make the show, boy. I almost went to jail, boy.

Man. What happened? Well, listen, so my daughters, my two oldest, you know, they in town right now, man. Ja'Kyra and Sade. Thank you, baby. I know y'all might be watching. I love y'all. I appreciate it.

They took me to No Food for dinner, right? You know, No Food. They took you where NoFu for dinner, right? You know, NoFu. They took you where? I've never been to restaurants, you know, obviously those type of restaurants. So it was nice. You know, they sell sushi and stuff like that. You know, I don't, whatever. I enjoyed it though.

The ambiance was cool. The service was phenomenal. It was out there on Collins. I'm talking about NoFu. I'm talking about NoFu. NoFu. So I... I was going to say collins on what's up i'm talking about no boo i'm talking about no food no boo so i so i i was gonna say i'm looking out like that no i ain't never heard of that but okay he's telling the story let him feel it i ordered shrimp and pork rolls i don't like avocado so i had him remove the avocado i ordered uh uh steak i ordered a steak as well um skirt

skirt steak it was chopped up in half. It was cool. And my daughters ordered it, but they ordered, and I tasted some of their food. Would it be my first time experiencing this restaurant? It was cool. It was cool. It's not something that I would go to on my own, but it was their suggestion. They wanted to do something nice for me.

So boom, I enjoyed that. Boom. So I tell them I'm watching the game on my phone. And the waiter keep coming, trying to make sure I'm okay. I'm like, man, I'm okay, I tell him I'm watching the game on my phone and the waiter keep coming trying to make sure I'm okay I'm like man I'm okay man I'm just watching the game so I know what to talk about tonight you know on nightcap and he know you know man I'm a fan of the show I really enjoy it I like it you and I you know the chemistry y'all are really funny man and so I say cool so I pay the bill early because I know I got to leave so by the time the third quarter hit I jump in the car so I jump in the car. So I jump in the car

just to make sure I'm able to get here on time. I'm speeding. I'm doing about 80. I didn't realize I was doing 80. I was doing 80 to 65. So I'm like,

oh, snap. Boom. The lights come on behind me. Oh, Lord. Police done pulled me over, man. I put my seatbelt on. I ain't had my seatbelt on. So I like,

I hurried my skirt and, you know, snuck my seatbelt on real quick, right? over, man. I put my seatbelt on. I ain't have my seatbelt on. So I like, I hurried from skirt and, you know, snuck my seatbelt on real quick, right? Go bomb. Right. Dude come to the door. He tap on the window. I roll the window down. I say, how you doing, sir?

He ain't even say nothing back. I was trying to be nice. He said, papers. I said, scissors. I said, Scissors. I said, Well, hell, I'll learn. So he went back to the car. Shoot, when he went back to the car, shoot, I drove off.

Yeah, so I drove off. Shoot. I took off. He done came back behind me. So I'm thinking, maybe he want to rematch because he lost Paper Rock Scissors. You know, because he talk about paper shit. I said sentence.

So I thought, no, because he thought he lost. Man, I took him all. I brought him all the way to the house, man. He came. He followed me all the way to the house. Wrote me a ticket, man. He said, you're lucky I like your humor. See?

You're lucky. You're lucky I like your humor. And I'm a fan of yours. And I said, man, you'm a fan of yours and I said man you watch the show too he said yeah and I was trying to figure out and he said

I left to go back to the car so I can get an autograph and a picture I wasn't leaving I mean he didn't leave when I said scissors

and I said hey I won he didn't leave he left to go get a paper to go get a pen so I could sign something. But I took off and left. I thought he was done. He just wrote me a ticket, man.

Wrote me a ticket. But it's cool. It's cool. Listen, I was trying to be funny. I was trying to be funny about papers. I mean, what's your... No, I was joking. Registration and driver's license

He said papers, I said stuff So I don't know Ocho, I think you forgot what color you are Oh, I'm in Miami I'm good, I'm good No, you're not Ask Tyree Hill where you're good Regain from here, I'm from home

Tyree Hill Yeah If you was from home, youree Hill. Yeah. You ain't home. If you was from home, you wouldn't have got no ticket. Oh, but he had to follow me for 30 more minutes, so that's why I got to...

I don't care. He's supposed to have to get your escort home. Lupe Biasco becomes the first rapper to be a university professor teaching rap to students pursuing bachelor's degree in hip-hop music at John Hopkins. Ocho, which college class would you teach?

I mean, if there was a course that I could teach on something that I love, something that I'm passionate about, being that Lupe Fiasco, he's a rapper. So he's very world-versed in that area for me it would probably have to be marine biology marine biology marine biology would have to be something that I would do

something that I have a passion about if it's not marine biology it would probably have to be something with do you know the difference between a mullet and a crustacean? Wait, hold on. When we talk about marine biology, it would be in specifics on what I have interest in. No, that's what the marine... So now, this man talking about the marine biology. I just asked you a simple question.

Do I know the difference between what? A mullet and a crustacean. Yeah, crustacean. There's a restaurant in LA. Yeah, I don't think marine biology you'll call it. We about to get some with football. What about rock? No, no, no, no, no, no.

No, marine biology. Now, there's specifics when it comes to... When you talk about marine biology, under the umbrella of it in its totality, now when it comes to killer whales and dolphins, that's my expertise. I need... But there's more...

Hold on. You just can't talk about marine... You just can't talk about killer whales and dolphins? That's my specialty. You do realize, in order to have a specialty let's just say for the sake of argument you want to be a orthopedic you do realize you just can't say you know what i'm gonna be orthopedic you got to do you got to go to four years of med school then you got to do a residency and then you got to do another two to four years of specialty so you just don't get to do the specialty without having the six years of the training so i do have the training

i have the training listen i have 50 70 years of experience of training so i mean you know it's it's something that i could do oh Oh, man. What would you do if you was a professor and had the opportunity to teach a course? History. History. Yes. What kind of history? There's different types of history.

Now, what kind of history? We're talking about world history. What? We can do black American history. We can do, you know, Civil War. Civil War? We can do a war. Yeah.

It all depends on what type of history you want to talk about. I do have a minor in history. I do. Okay. I did win Jeopardy. You know I won Jeopardy. I win Dunkle. I beat you every night. I mean, but you're briefed on those questions. There's a difference.

Like, I'm not briefed on any of the things that I'm going to be spelling. So, I mean, it's a little bit more difficult for me. Hey, look, I never said spelling was my strong suit. History is my strong suit. My ability to recall dates and events, I think it's pretty good. Listen, I just have a question for you. Since history is crawling, what year was it that the Roman Empire fell? Oh, Lord have mercy.

Oh. What year did the Roman Empire? Do you know? Yeah, I know. Oh, I definitely know. And as a matter of fact, I have a backup question to that. Maybe you know this one.

There's a young, wars have been started all over the world. Wars. Yes. With the Romans and the Greeks started over what woman? yes with the romans and the greeks started over what woman what is the woman's name what woman the chosen war yes there's a yeah you know and still to this day wars are started over women Cleopatra

that's wrong it was Helen of Helen of Troy now I don't think history is your strong suit so we gonna oh history is my strong suit no

oh sure I beat you every night no you beat you beat me in stuff you're briefed on and already know the answer to no I know the answer to because I've read over the years

and recall it. Man, y'all see Ocho. Ocho! I just asked you. I just went on Ocho. Who went on Jeopardy and won? Who went on Jeopardy and won? Listen, if I'm a student in your class

and you just have a question, I'm going to ask you as my history teacher, hoping you have the answer to. Okay, how about this? In the movie Glory, in the movie Glory, first of all, yes, what war did they fight that ended the movie?

Ocho, you do realize, Ocho, you do realize, like, so you like doing like a lot of Greek mythology and stuff like that. Ocho, you said marine biology. You do realize, Ocho, you do realize like, so you'd like doing like a lot of Greek mythology and stuff like that. Ocho, you said marine biology. You said you said, OK, that's my specialty. All I'm saying is in order to get to a specialty, you've got to do six years, six to eight years before you train for the specialty. You understand I was in school for years since I was a kindergarten. I had more than six to eight years. And no, that doesn't count. That doesn't count. school for years since I was in kindergarten. I had more than six to eight years. No, that doesn't count.

That doesn't count. That man say that count. All those years I spent in school, all that counts. No, trust me, that don't count, Joe. That's a different level.

My daughter's still in med school. I'm wondering what she's getting out. She seems like she's been in med school for about eight years, though, for real, though. No bull jive. Oh, man. And she finally got to graduate in

June and having to go have to relocate again. That man said, that man said, he been in school. So all y'all want to teach marine biology? I don't really know. People need to start getting

away from majors that ain't making no money. What you gonna do with that? Work at a zoo? Wait, that's not the problem. Now, the problem is not the majors, right? So you can have a major in whatever it may be, communications, business.

The issue is finding a job that pays, you know. Well, you already know. All you got to do is go say, okay, occupations. is go say okay occupation top 50 occupations top 20 occupations top 10 that's not the problem the problem is actually getting a job based on the degree that you have it's hard to get the damn job

well most of the time most of the time Ocho people don't actually work in the field that they got a degree in cause I get a degree Ocho I'm don't actually work in the field that they got a degree in. Because I get a degree, Ocho, and I'm looking for that field. But in the meantime, I got to take a job because I got to pay the bills. Now, after I've been here for five or six years, damn, trying to get a job in my field, I've already settled in. I got seven years towards a retirement as opposed to starting over and try to get several more years. So I've worked 14

years and hell, I still got, I mean, now they're talking about they're trying to, they probably look like they might raise the age of Medicare when you can retire, retire at age what, 65? They're talking about go to 72?

Who the hell want to work that long and just die? What you doing? Nah. Hell nah. No. Money make you happy now. Are you full grad? Are you happy right now?

Hell nah. As a matter of fact, I'm about to do something bad to you. Now that you mentioned it, you brought it back up. I'm even more, you know what? I'm even more ticked off that you know you owe me and they broke brand with me. You know what? No, I'm just trying to use another example.

Now you can pay Jimmy as much. I'm about to make an example out of you. I'm about to use you as an example. Since you like examples. They were talking about, hey, are you happy I owe you $4,000? Don't use me as an example. Use me as an example as the guy that you paid.

That's the kind of example I want. I've been trying to pay the last two shows, but you don't want to download the apps. I have, I... Well, I got, hold on. Why do I got to break what I normally do? Well, listen. I don't have no cash app on chump i don't have email i got so i don't know how to i can't get no games i can't even play no game you have to evolve with the time you have a team of people for i evolve how do you evolve and we i can't even see you a simple transaction. Well, see, the $4,000, that's what I pay

somebody to do all the stuff that I can't do. Okay, well, let me send the $4,000 to the people who pay who you pay to do the stuff for you. Nope. Where do you do that at? Oh, I owe the bank. Oh, bank, let me send your money to somebody else. Well, obviously,

obviously, if you don't have a route number, you don't have a route number, you don't have a route number, you don't have Apple Pay, you don't have Cash App, you don't have Venmo, you don't have PayPal. I got something better than Apple Pay. I got something better than Apple Pay. Hey, listen. Today is your third

day, but listen to me now. Now, I'm being very respectful, you know. I'm very respectful of my elders. Now, this is the third day I've tried to pay you. After the third strike, now you out. Now the, the,

the, the money just, the money goes into, into, into a vault. And I can't, I can't, I can't see you until I see you in person in February,

New Orleans. And it ain't no guarantee. Ain't no guarantee. Ain't no guarantee I'm having it either. You remember when Stewie, you remember when Stewie beat Brian up by this money? Ain't no guarantee I'm having it either. You remember when Stewie beat Brian up by this money? He said, you got money for fake mustaches, but you ain't got money to pay me. And guess what happened? Brian went in his pocket and gave Stewie his money, didn't he?

I'm just trying to. Ocho. I don't have that stuff I just told you you want me to go take a picture you can see Ash Ash account is on my Netflix and Amazon

everybody in the chat has told you on multiple occasions it's a simple download on your iPhone you have an iPhone you have Wi-Fi go

go team go I got two iPhones oh you got two iPhones oh so now you're showing out you're showing out okay cool you got two phones too

I got one phone that's all you need exactly now okay so that's so that means you got 60 extra hundred dollars

and all you gotta do is add 2400 to it and give me my money I'm trying to that's what I'm trying to explain to you. But you're making things difficult. How am I making things difficult? Because I have...

You owe me. I didn't even want to bet you. And I let you off easy. You said OBJ was going to get $1,000. Okay, I owe you $5,000 then. Ain't no problem. I give you one. You just throw that out. I owe to get a thousand yards. Okay, I owe you five thousand then. Ain't no problem. I give you one. You just throw that out.

I owe you five thousand. When you going to pay it? When you download one of the apps where I can make... I don't... Ocho. Ocho, even if I download it, I wouldn't know how to get it.

I actually explained it to you. You have a team of people that can explain it to you how I can see the money. At this point, I guess can see the money at this point i guess i want the money i want it i mean if you download the app like i'm trying i'm trying to be respectful i'm trying to be respectful i don't want to get attitude because i owe you but you about to make me mad yeah i'm like oh you about to get attitude about my money. What kind of boy shot me? This man talking about he about to get an attitude

about my money. Not me get an attitude. He about to get an attitude. You ever heard of this man? Hey, I'm trying to make life easy for you, man. This man say,

you about to make me get an attitude. Listen, I don't want to jump over elders. I'm not like that. Listen, I don't want to jump on my elbows. I'm not like that. I promise. I told you. I ain't got no problem. I can't stop nobody from jumping on me.

But if I can't get you off, I want you to stay right there. But I promise you, I promise you, if you grab me, I'll make you turn me loose. I guarantee you, you'll turn me loose. You know, I know judo, man.

I know judo. I was going to say, I can't stop nobody from grabbing me. But I'm going to make you turn me loose. All right. This man say, he get an attitude.

Hey man, listen, I'm trying to make life easy for you and you're trying to complicate things. I ain't trying to complicate it, Ocho. I could have sent you your money three days ago. We on day three and I'm still telling you to download the app. You don't want to download. That means you just don't want the money. I'm trying.

There's nothing. There's nothing. People in the chat, I think they've grown frustrated as well. I want one of them. I want one of them on big old checks. I want one of them on big old checks. I want to go big checks like they give you at a,

if I won the lottery. Matter of fact give you at a if I won the lottery matter of fact you know what I could do that at the show we'll start a show we'll start a live show I'm bringing your money

with them big old with them big checks now listen now I'm a post-dated now don't you go don't you go turn don't you go cash that until I

until I this man first of all the man tell me he gonna post-date he gonna post-date my check he already late Don't you go turn on to go cash that until I, until I, this man, first of all, the man tell me he gonna post, he gonna post date my check. He already late, but now he's gonna post date it.

Hey, you know how black folk is. Now I'm gonna let you know. Now I'm gonna let you know when to put it in the bank. And I'm going to be there. You put it in there before the date. I take the put in there. Ain't going to be no money there.

Now that's on you. Hey, the money ain't going to be there money there. Now that's on you. Hey, the money ain't going to be there until Friday noon. Now if you take your ass to the bank on Friday at 9, okay, they're going to pull your ass in the back. So I'm just telling you, Friday at noon, cash the check. 9, 10, 11, 59.

But you take your ass to the bank and try to cash your check now. This man said he's going to post-date my check, and he already left. Yeah, just to make sure. Just to make sure. Well, won't you add interest since you post-dated? What you want me to do? All right, $5,200. Thank you.

That ain't nothing. That ain't nothing. That ain't nothing. No big ball. Oh, you a big baller. Oh, yeah, yeah. Oh, okay. Oh, you got a hundred ball. Yeah, 2024 and 2025 has been phenomenal for me.

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Hold on, hold on. Yep. Hold on. Yeah. I gotta make my entrance. I gotta make my entrance. Yeah. I gotta make my entrance. Let's go. Let's go chat. Let's go.

Ocho. The first word is flummoxed. Flummoxed. Yes. The last discussion between the onside and fourth and 20 had Ocho completely flummoxed.

I could be wrong, but I'm flummoxed. Flummoxed. F-Lxed, flummoxed. F-L-U-M-I-X-E. What? No. F-L-U-M-M-O-X-E-D, flummoxed. It means confused.

Wait a minute. Well, now, listen, listen, I need you to do me a favor on these next words. I need you to pronounce and sound the words all the way out because that. Blummoxed, I said, blummoxed, and I even gave you the definition. You had two M's. Blummoxed. You had two M's, right? Blummoxed. When you say it, you say it like that. Yes. So you need to say flummix.

I said flummix. It lets me know that two M's. No, no, I don't need to say that because nobody said it. It lets me know it had two M's, so I didn't know that now. Okay, come on. Okay, your next word is Billingsgate. Billingsgate. Billingsgate. A word used to describe coarse language. Billingsgate. Billingsgate, a word used to describe coarse language. Billingsgate.

Billingsgate. B-I-L-L-I-N-G-S-G-A-T-E. Correct. Stop playing with me. Don't play with what I do. This is what I do. Your next word is octothorpe. Octothorpe.

Octothorpe. Octothorpe. Octothorpe. Octothorpe. Octothorpe. Octothorpe. Octothorpe. Are you saying auto as in automobile? I'm asking you. No, Ocho, don't do that. You heard what I said.

I said octothorpe. Hey, don't. Whoa, Ocho. Look at the camera. Straight ahead. Thank you. There you, whoa. Whoa, Ocho. Look at the camera. Straight ahead. Thank you. There you go. Ocho.

Ocho, look at me. Thank you. Octothorpe. I'm trying to say. Octothorpe. Ain't no Octothorpe. I'm confused. Octothorpe.

Octothorpe. So Octopus starts with O-C. So I'm assuming Octo as well starts with OC, right? Octothorpe? Hey, hello? Octothorpe. Yeah. I'm taking a guess here.

Yes. O-C-T octo. O-C-T-O thorpe. T-C-T-O-Thorpe. T-H-O-R-P-E. Octothorpe. I know I'm wrong. This man looking dead at you. Bad chat.

Well, y'all stop putting the words in your feed. Cheating. Damn. Are you talking? Did I get it right? Yeah. Yeah, you got it right. But they writing it. We got to take. Matter of fact, you got it right. But they writing it.

We got to take, matter of fact, you talk about it being in the chat. My chat ain't even up. Matter of fact, hold on, let me show you. Oh, no, wait, don't say that. Don't say that. Look at my camera. Look what's on my camera. No.

Oh, my. You got the computer. Well, hold on, hold on, hold on. Oh, wait, no. You saw I got my computer. This is what's up on my God. You got the computer. Hold on, hold on, hold on. Oh, wait, no. You saw I got my computer. The next word is festoon. Yeah, yeah. Man, I'm just stopping.

Festoon. Festoon. Festoon. Festoon. Festoon. Are you going to apologize? Please apologize. No.

Okay, hold on. Are you going to apologize for being wrong? Absolutely not. Who? Fest-tune. Fest. Fest. Like when you fest up to something, right? I fest up

to it. It starts with F-E-S. Yes. So I'm assuming festoon. I know it's probably some weirdo butchering of the English language, the way this is spelled. Festoon. F-E-S. Now, when you say tune, is it like tune, like the radio when you tune into something? Is it T-O-O-N or the

T-U-N-E. Festoon. Festoon. Festoon. I don't like that we're not ingredients and you trying to be on my side and help me figure this out. Festoon. Can I get

can I get Describe decor and how a place is decorated festoon you know it i'm gonna take a wing at it f-e-s-t-t-o-o-n i know it's wrong you seriously bullshit no it's right. The next word. Accubation. Accubation.

I've never heard accubation, but I've heard accusation. It describes a person who eats or drinks laying down. Accubation. It describes a person who eats or drinks laying down. Acubation. Acubation. Acubation. Okay. Acu.

Acu. Acubation. A-C-U-B-A-T-I-O-N. I know it's wrong. It's A-C-C-U-B-A-T-L-N accubation describe the person who eats a drink while laying down no

you're not going to give me that well I needed you to whisper hey listen you could have gave me that man if you go to script spelling bee and you spell the word wrong for how well I'm doing tonight you could have gave me that

your bonus word is bib leo clipped bib leo clipped that's a good one okay the word oh cho listen to me listen closely the word is biblio clipped a person why you just say spell thief? All right. No. Because a biblioclip and a thief. Biblioclip. Bibli.

Bibli. I know B-I-B. L. Biblioclip. I know B-I-B-L-I-B-L-I-O. B-I-B-L-I-B-L-I-O. B-I-B-L-O? No, no, no, no, no. B-I-B-L-I-O. B-I-B-L-I-O. B-I-B-L-E-O. Hey, I don't like this word, why?

Because I'm getting stumped. I don't know if it's B-L-O. No, it can't be B-L-O. B-I-B-L-E-O. B-I-B-L-E-O. B-I-B-L-E-O. A person who steals books. B-I-B-L-E-O.

Klept. K-L-E-P-T I know that's wrong B-I-B L-I-O K-L-E-P-T Biblio Klep I was off by a little bit What?

You got two right Billingsgate No, you got two right Billingsgate no you got three right Billingsgate yes I did no he didn't get Billingsgate you got Billingsgate you got Festoon

no you got Octothor you got Festoon and you got Billingsgate I was four or six you got three you was three or six hey yo boy you miss flowing it's all good oh so that the biblio clip was a bonus. So actually, you were three for five, but you missed the bonus. Three for six, so the bonus gets in there.

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