Nightcap - Nightcap - Hour 2: Dak Prescott video goes viral, Justin Fields to be the starter for the Jets, & Pistons & Timberwolves have a brawl!

Episode Date: March 31, 2025

Shannon Sharpe and Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson react to Brock Purdy says that fatigue was there Eason they lost, Justin Fields to be named the starter for the Jets, & Pistons and Timberwolves have a brawl on the court! We also discuss these new Yankees bats & much more!06:14 - Dak Prescott’s weight loss11:33 - Brock Prudy blames fatigue for 49ers season22:44 - Fitz, Steve Smith, Reggie Wayne, Ocho - Who are you cutting?26:17 - Justin Fields officially named Jets starter29:41 - Yankees bats32:29 - Pistons vs. Timberwolves fight37:20 - Ball brothers49:20 - DDG buys 15k bag instead of paying her rent1:00:30 - Brushing teeth before or after breakfast1:06:18 - Q&Ayyy(Timestamps may vary based on advertisements.)#Volume #ClubSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Video on Dak Prescott has gone viral for looking like he's in the best shape of his life. Report says he's down 33 pounds. He's sitting at 205 down from 238. Hamstring is solid. Expect to see Lamar Jackson level of athleticism this year from Dak. He's also considered rocking a single sleeve. Hello. First of all, Dak has never had lamar jackson athleticism so you can't talk about you

will have something that you never had god don't be cut ocho athleticism is something that you're born with yeah now listen also hey listen him being down having many pounds he's down the smaller you are the better you move the, the smaller you are, the better you move. The smaller you are, the better you're going to be able to move. Maybe extending plays, you might not be. You need that weight to take them hits. Yeah, that too. He ain't never taken an NFL hit at 205.

That's a big difference. Yeah, you're right. But I still think it can be, I think being smaller for Dak can be advantageous for him in his game. And being able to obviously extend plays, move around a little bit better,

be a little bit quicker, a little lighter on his feet. It could be cool. But also, Ocho, you have to factor in, he broke his leg. Dak was never the most athletic. But why we got to go to the, arguably, you're talking about one of the two or three most athletic quarterbacks

in the history of the game. Right. So you go to that comparison. That's a good one. That's a good one. Why you got to go all the way to the top? Hey, if you fall short, guess what? If you fall short of guess what? If you fall

short of your comparison. I'm not his athletic as Lamar. I'm his athletic as Dak Prescott. Okay. Hey, ain't no in-between? I don't know. He didn't give me no in-between. He went straight to the top. He didn't give me no in-between. What am I supposed to work

with? Hey, that's funny. That's funny. I know one thing. Jerry better get Dax some goddamn excuse me, some help. We need, I'm talking about we. My bad. I'm tripping. They need a number two receiver.

They need a good number two, a solid number two. Yeah. Hold on. Hold on. Whoa, whoa, whoa. The Cubs went to New Orleans. It just dawned on me. what if jerry go get tyree and pay have two receivers making 30 million huh i mean shoot we got two making 30 million cincinnati i mean what's it was not talk to me when did jerry when did jerry done that he'd never done it and that's's the problem. When is the Bengals ever made a historic deal like that with two receivers?

Never. If you want things to change, you got to do things you've never done before. Maybe Jerry might do something he's never done before. Tyreek Hill from the Dolphins to the Cowboys. Who says no jerry that's the that's the only person that's the only person that's the only person that really matters i mean if you look at it on show he normally does one year deal somewhere in the range of two to eight million dollars whoa this ain't this ain't no uh

oh okay i see i see what you're saying i see what you're saying yeah oh joe that man wouldn't go spend eight million dollars for derrick henry derrick henry yeah you think you're gonna spend 30 billion dollars for tyreek hey the man said you know derrick henry you know he he probably would have done that we're considering derrick hen Henry has done that every year he's been in the league. Except the year he got hurt and he had 1,100 yards in about eight, nine games. When he got hurt, yeah. But if you look at him, he's rushed for 2,000. He's rushed for 50.

He has, what, the second most 50-yard rush season behind Barry? Mm-hmm. I don't know. And you think that man's spend 30 million dollars on the receipt i listen i'm i'm just i'm just saying if i was the owner if i was the owner and i'm hearing speculation i'm hearing rumors and i know i could use the number two alone cd lamb i want to do everything i possibly can to make dak's job even easier. Add another offensive weapon. Take some of the pressure not only off of Dak,

but take some of the pressure off CeeDee Lamb. Give him some one-on-one opportunities for a change. I mean, it's just something I would do. I mean, Jerry Jones, let's make a splash. Most valuable franchise, let's make a splash. Yours in headlines, let's make a splash most valuable franchise let's make a splash you're always in headlines let's make a splash uh

as much as you uh that sounds like a a very good idea I don't see that happening though Joe I really don't I see you I'm just saying

if I was the owner that's what I that's what I I would do I don't wanna be I don't wanna be in the headline for what I't want to be in the headline for what I say. I want to be in the headline for what I do. And I'm making a splash.

Well, the Cowboys, they've done that in 30 years, so. They're mainly in the headlines for what? What they say, not what they do. During an appearance on Built for More podcast, Brock Purdy said he thought fatigue played a big role in the 49ers' drop to 6-11 last season. Last year, man, guys were tired. That season is no joke.

And when you go from July to training camp and everything and all the way to the end of February, and then you really get five weeks off, so until you've got the report back, and then you're going at it again, guys are tired. They're still beat up, their bodies. Is that a valid excuse, Ojo? Nah, they weren't tired.

They weren't tired. I can tell you why their record was what it was, because of injuries. I can tell you that. That's why it looked the way it did last year. It had nothing to do with being tired. Well, Chiefs will be exhausted. I don't even know how the Chiefs holding up.

Hey. Because they've been in five Super Bowls in the last six years. They go to the AFC Championship game every year. Every year. So, if y'all are tired from that, I don't even know how the Chiefs hold it up, Ocho. I don't. Honestly, I don't.

I mean, I understand what Brock is saying, but no. Everybody's tired at that point, especially depending on how far you make it into the postseason. Everybody's tired. Everybody's injured. I don't like... Ocho, let's just say for the sake of argument,

me and you and you and I, we're arguing. Uh-huh. Why would you even say that? Do guys understand how that, when they say things

that seems like you're making excuses, do they understand how people look at it? Like like you're making excuses do they understand how people look at it like you're making excuses right but also see this is what i talked about too also on you want players telling the truth now remember i said that yes i wish players would be more honest on how they truly feel instead of always being goddamn politically correct now we're getting players that are telling the truth on how they truly feel, and we're chastising them for it,

for not being robots and being politically correct. So you like McMillan saying that he don't like watching film and he doesn't study film? Oh, no, no, no, no, no. That's what you just said. You said you want players telling the truth. You can't have it both ways. You just said you like players telling the truth.

Macmillan told the truth. He doesn't like studying film. He doesn't watch film alone because he watches it as a group at practice. Right. So you okay with that? No, I'm not. Why not? He told the truth.

You asked me a question. I answered the question. I want people to be a little bit more honest sometimes. Okay, he was honest. But you're not okay with that honesty? I ain't like that honesty. No, I ain't like that one. Oh, Lord have mercy.

You got to pick and choose what you say, man. That's my pocho. You just made my point. Pick and choose. In this situation, why would you make an excuse? Hey, it didn't work. We didn't play our best football. That's me i've got to play better guys around me got to play better so even when guys get injured we lost some key players but guys that come in we're plenty good enough with the

guys that we had to replace even if you don't believe that because they don't make it up for christian mccaff you ain't got nobody That guy's an offensive player of the year. Yeah. He was in the MVP discussion. See? Hey, big trend. But, hey, guys have to come in and do their job when the starters go down. That's why you're in that position.

Bro, don't give me that we were tired. What the hell you think Kansas City was? Kansas City had gone. They went back-to-back Super Bowls and went to the third Super Bowl. So they should have been exhausted. Yeah. And remember, Ocho,

the year before they went to the championship game and the year before that, they went to the Super Bowl. And you know what, though? Man, oh, man. That man that i don't know just everybody everybody sound like some damn robots everybody would sound like some robots i mean that's that's basically what the nfl sounds like in general you listen to quarterbacks talk you listen to certain players talk everything is

the same it's the same thing same story same answer same same everything so you like the excuse maker no i didn't know i'm just saying i'm just saying what that was oh that was the excuse about being tired yeah i don't get to i don't listen no that's what he said so you're okay with excuse making making? That's how he felt. He's telling the truth on how he felt. Okay, I felt we went 6-11 or whatever it may have been because we were tired. To me, based on what I saw, it had nothing to do with me being tired.

I saw half your goddamn team depleted. IU, out. Trent Williams, out. Christian McCaffrey, okay there you go three goddamn stars out that's why you asked 6 and 11 I can tell you that I don't I just

don't get these guys man everything shouldn't you don't have to say everything hey sometimes you gotta be real up man everything, everything shouldn't, you don't, you don't have to say everything. Yeah. Hey, sometimes you gotta be real up,

man. Oh my goodness. Hey, Brock say, boy, we was, we was tired. Oh,

man. I used to, Hey, listen, I used to go to school, man. You want to go to school, man. You want to know what it is? I used to walk 12 miles uphill both ways to go to school. Now I was tired.

Somebody was tired, man. Well, football is recreation. That's fun. May I just look there? There are ways that you can say things and to get your point across and with these guys now

but I look see I can tell the people in the chat Ocho that's never been a part of a team because they want to say anything

because they don't care because at the end of the day when you been a part of a team because they want to say anything because they don't care. Because at the end of the day, when you're a part of a team, you just can't say anything. You just can't do anything because it's for the betterment of the team. When you're an individual, now Serena, we want to say she was tired. Okay, that's Serena. She ain't got nobody to fill in for. Tiger Woods wanted to say he was tired. Well, that's fine. But when you are a part of a team, you understand. Right. And a lot of times people have never been a part of a team

or part of a winning team. There's a difference between the two. Yeah. Go back and study my track record. Talk to him, huh? I know.

Curbation Doll. I know that's why I'm single I'm okay with being single It seems like you're not okay with being single Hold on, what was her name? It seemed like Elcho You know what it seemed like? It seemed like everybody got a problem with me being single

But me And who said I was single? You got to somebody I don't remember saying anything Hold on You got to somebody and don't remember i don't remember saying anything hold on you got you somebody and ain't tell nobody i've never told anybody anything i don't say yay or nay okay i just let people talk oh let me let me know better that way because i like what people i like what people say well i thought this was this. Okay. Right. Man, I ain't know you. I didn't know I was supposed to make an announcement.

I'm just trying to figure out what I'm supposed to tell people to make an announcement. Listen, I've been trying to hook you up with somebody for damn near three years now. I ain't got no flat time while you're trying to hook me up. You a tow truck? Who the hell?

Hey, boy, hey. Hey, you saw what I sent you earlier today? I saw that. Man, boy, listen. You know, I don't go nowhere. But I told you 20, 25. I'm not playing. I'm going out.

I'm stepping out. You need to get back. You need to get your ass back to get You need to get back You need to get your ass Back inside Why what happened? You just need to be inside No we still got

How many more months We got Before 2025 is up Nine So we got nine more months Of me being outside And nine more months Of me putting on clothes

But listen Let me finish though Go ahead I went out I went out Saturday. I went to a little place, a nice little lounge. I don't really go nowhere, so I'm excited. I'm like a little kid.

A little lounge in Broward called Seesaw. It was very nice. They played some good music. Good oldies too. Good oldies. I like that. Hey, they play Men Condition. I ain't heard this song from Men Condition

since 1994. Please tell me, remember the song, So Fine. So Fine. Yeah, oh. Hey, I was so rude. I told the DJ

I had him running back three times, huh? Damn. I swear, I had him running back three times. I ain't heard it I had him running back three times. I ain't heard it in so long and it sounded so good.

Then the day, the day I went to, I went to something in Broward called BB Sundays. They was in there cutting up. You hear me?

What? Yeah. Oh, yeah. They was in there cutting up. Huh? You need me to come down there and make a guest appearance?

Man, they told me, man, they, dog, they told me to... Man, they... Dog. They told me to ask you, Slim Cat. I know you're going to see this. Unc, he told me, man, tell Unc,

come on down here. Because what I sent you, it's like all over. It should look just like that. Unc, I'm trying to be good. Unc, I'm just trying to... I'm trying to love. Hey, Unc, you got to come to Miami. Let the people in Miami see you. Yeah, it's okay. Oh so I'm trying to be good Oh so I'm just trying to I'm trying to love Hey you gotta

Hey Ong you gotta come to Miami Let the people in Miami see y'all Yeah it's okay You ain't gotta Come on Hey Ong I can take you to Tootsies You hear me

I don't wanna go no place like that Wait I can take Let me take you to Booby Trap Uh uh Well what you Are you gonna come to Miami What we gonna booty yeah that's where you get it from go to booby trap you get the booty nah nah i'm done with you man man man let me live on joe hey hey listen i'm uh let me tell you talk about living

i'm having a good time. Boy, you hear me? Listen, the things that I'm doing are out of character. It just feels good to be outside for a change. It feels good to look good for a change and not repeat the same outfit for seven, eight days in a row. And I'm just happy. I'm at peace. It feels good.

It looks good on me. Hey, Chad Cam. An interesting debate happened on X this weekend. All in their prime, which wide receiver are you cutting? There was four wide receivers. Larry Fitzgerald, Steve Smith, Chad Ochocinco-Johnson, Reggie Wayne.

Shit, I'm cutting me. Who y'all cutting, Chad? Chad, who y'all cutting? Smith, Fitz, Reggie Wayne. What you think of that, Ochocinco? Who you got? Shoot, I'm cutting me.

I mean, we got two Florida boys, you and Reggie. Smitty from Cali. And Fitz is from Minnesota. Seems like Reggie Wayne getting cut. Somebody talking about Smitty. And you know, it's so difficult. It's so difficult, man.

You look at those dudes, man. Legend, legend, legend. I'm talking about legends. Oh, yeah. That run, that was the 2009? In the Super Bowl? No, that playoff run,

Larry Fajero had. Yeah, the Super Bowl run. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Oh, my God. Man. He was sensational. Steve Smith, that year. Maybe he had a run, too, when he put like 200-something on Chicago, 200-something on the Rams in overtime.

The Triple Crown year. That was the Triple Crown year, wasn't it? 05? Man, stop playing. That was the triple crown year, wasn't it? 05? Man, stop playing. He was cutting up. And, you know, Reggie was Reggie. Reggie was a perfectionist on the other side of Marvin Harrison.

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Listen to Ali and Me, now on Audible. Justin Fields will start the 2025 season as a team starter, general manager Darren Moogie. I guess that's just how you say it. The Jets, Gia. We believe Justin is the starter. We believe in Justin.

We believe we can win with Justin. We're excited about Justin's potential. Fields, 26, will follow Aaron Rodgers, who went 6-12 in two years as the starter. Fields went 4-2 in his six starts last season, throwing five touchdowns with an interception. The Jets signed Fields to a two-year deal, hoping he can prove their long-term starter. You like the GM showing confidence? I love that he came out and said this. Justin has

had to deal with enough. He had to deal with enough when he was in Chicago. Them letting him go. Not believing in him. Him going to the Steelers. Him getting the job because Russell got injured. Then when Russell gets back, the job is taken away from him.

So to hear the GM over the Jets say you are our starter and now you have nothing to worry about. You don't have to look over your shoulder so you can just go play football. Agree. The main thing is the main thing now. The ball is in your court.

You have a chance to solidify yourself as a starting quarterback for the New York Jets based on your play. And if it doesn't work out the way it should, it's nobody else's fault except your own. Yeah. I don't know who the OC is, Ocho. I think the thing is people looking at the jets like look at

the team look at the players that have left the jets and the success they've had look at gino look at sam donald now the difference is look at what gino was throwing to in seattle right look at what sam donald was throwing to now are y'all going to give him are y'all going to give justin field those type of weapons i mean they need they need one more if they want to add one. But you already have one in Garrett Wilson who was able to win. He had a hell of a, hell of a goddamn rookie season. And things kind of tapered off after that. But we know what he can do if you're able to give him the ball

and you put him in positions to make some of the plays that other players are getting the opportunities to make around the league. You know what you can do with that. So we had the draft coming up. I mean, I think all offseason acquisitions or moves have been made to date so far. So... Is there a man in the palace?

Oh, oh, from the Lions? Oh, okay, okay. So, uh... AG brought passing game coordinator. Okay, okay. Okay. So, uh, AG brought passing game coordinator. Okay. Okay. I hope, uh,

I hope, uh, Fields figures this thing out because he is, he is, uh, Tanner Eggstrand. I mean, these guys got these

long, these crazy ass names. Engstrand I mean these guys got these crazy ass names Engstrand Engstrand Engstrand Tanner good luck bro

hey hey they just gonna call him coach you know a lot of times they call people they call people

by their last name nah hey Tanner coach I'll show the new torpedo bass your attention lot of times they call people hey they call people by their last name nah hey tanner coach also the new torpedo bath drew attention when the new york yankees hit a team record nine home runs that traveled a combined 3695 feet on saturday the bats are using a strikingly different model uh in the wood is moved lower down the barrel at the label, and the shapes end up looking like a bowling pin. Paul Goldsmith, Cody Bellinger, Austin Wells, Anthony Bloat,

Jazz Chisholm homered in New York's 29 route of Milwaukee Brewers. Also, Aaron Judge hit three home runs. The Yankees hit four more homers today on a 12-3 win on Sunday. 15 homers through the first three games matched the most in a single series, their first three games of the season. Detroit Tigers for the most in

Major League history. They're technically legal. What do you think about these bats, Ochoa? Have you seen them? No, I haven't seen them. They look like a bowling pin. They look like a bowling pin. They look like a bowling pin. Aaron Judge does not use the bat. He said the reason why he's not using the bat,

he said, did you see the season I had last year? Why would I change? Led the league in homers, led the league in RBIs, and I finished third in batting average. So I almost won the Triple Crown. I won my second MVP in three seasons. Why would I change my bat? Now, the other guys, hey, I get it.

They can do their thing. Yeah. If it's not broke, don't fix it. So obviously Aaron Dregs. That's exactly what he said. Yeah. Which I don't blame him. Right.

I'm putting up those numbers, and I got a $360360 million contract that's paying me $40 million a year. Change and do what? Yeah. You're right. I mean, this is what the people want though, huh? You hear me? Huh? This is what the people want when it comes to baseball.

Yeah. They want home runs. They want dingers. Yes. And they getting dingers early. Chicks dig the long ball. Yeah. Hey, they love it.

They love it. Ocho, that's with anything. In football, what do they want? Points. In basketball, what do they want? Points. Yeah. Baseball, they want home runs.

In pure games, Those purest games on show worth just a 1-0 or 2-1. Nobody want that. Those games worth 10-7 in football? Ain't nobody trying to see that. Right. 35-31. Somebody walk it off.

Mm-hmm. I remember them days, man. I remember them days. I remember them days, man. I remember them days. Some good days. But my baseball days. Keep it going, Yankees. Keep it going. Ocho, the malice in the palace, part two.

Did you see the fight earlier tonight? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Between the Timberwolves, Pistons, Naz Reeds, and Juan Holland, exchange words leading to a scrapping between almost everyone on the court. Yeah. Seven players were ejected. Who was ejected? Do we know who was ejected?

I wouldn't equate that. I guarantee you Isaiah Stewart got ejected. You heard me? Huh? I wouldn't equate this to the malice in the palace. That's more just me. Yeah, the coaches even in the palace. That's more just... Yeah, the coaches even got into it. Okay, you had Holland,

Isaiah Stewart, Marcus Sasser, head coach JB Bickerstaff were ejected on Detroit side. Naz Reed, Dante DiVincenzo, Pablo Prigioni from the Wolves were also tossed. Damn.

Coaches got squabbling. I ain't seen no punches or nothing. I just seen a little tussling, you know, a little wrestling. Now, Malice in the Palace, that was Royal Rumble. I mean, punches going everywhere. I mean, listen.

I wonder what started that. That had to be a constant buildup throughout that game. Damn. Oh, get off me, boy. Man, Adam Silver ain't going to like this. Adam Silver say, hey, the Raiders are down, but we don't want to get them back like this.

Hey, but listen, something like that, even as small as it might have been, little fisticuffs, but that'll get some viewership now. Yeah, it'll cost them dollars out of your pocket. David Stern cleaned that boy's job up. I don't know if you've been there before your time, but the 70s, Ocho, and the 80s, early 80s, they squabbed. I mean, they think it wasn't no pushing and shoving. They were throwing things.

They let the bad go. Yeah. David Stern said, oh, no. Ain't no more. Ain't no more. And see, after the malice of the palace,

when David Stern put that pain on Metal World Peace, I think Steven Jackson got suspended. Jermaine O'Neal. Jermaine O'Neal. Jermaine O'Neal. I think they ended up, Ben Wallace

got suspended. Yeah. Oh, man. They made it so cost prohibitive. Ocho, I mean, Ron O'Tearns got suspended 56 games. That's damn near the whole check. You make it $10, $12 million.

That's gone. I ain't trying to gain. Hey, I catch your ass in the offseason, bro. Hey, hey, Ocho, hey, I catch you in the offseason and you better have a pamp on because when I see you, I'm going to slap the shit out of you. Yeah, yeah.

Hey, that's crazy. Yeah, hey, make sure you got some baby wipes. yeah yeah hey that's that's crazy yeah hey make sure you got some baby wipes yeah we got this hey where's our read at oh it's

where's our read huh you said baby you talking about dude you talking about dude yeah

I said no I'm just saying you know hey I can't I can't give up that kind of money Ocho and that's why

you see guys they making 50 60 million and they're talking about hey I'd have punched him no you wouldn't you know I can't give I can't give up that kind of money Ocho and that's why you see guys they making 50-60 million and they say hey I'd have punched him no you wouldn't and lose

40 million dollars can you punch somebody y'all let y'all hey if you want to give up 40 million dollars you need to go to boxing blood is available

better be there you know better be up somebody like that I ain't punching nobody for the 4040 million. They have their damn mind. Nah,

at all. I mean, it's, it sounds good in theory, but like I say, guys just go, you know, look,

you show up somebody, you know, your guy going to run, grab you. Their guy going to run, grab him. Ain't nobody really tried to wallow. Yeah.

And I ain't trying to give him that kind of money. Just, a little tussling that's all no no no big deal no no no big deal no point no punches thrown nobody injured nobody hurt so all the all this fear and love and war man tensions got a little high sometimes that's what it comes to. It does. But look, when they said Detroit, I already knew Isaiah Stewart was going to be a part of it. He'd be in the mix, huh? Every time. There's not one incident that has happened in Detroit since he's been there he hadn't been a part of.

Part of it? Oh, they call him Beef Stew. He didn't force it in. Yep. He's going to be a part of it. Yeah. And so, like I said, when you say Detroit, oh, yeah, he in it. He in it.

No question whatsoever. But. I told Lonzo Ball and Mr. Smichin on LaMelo back in the day. you whatsoever. But Ocho, Lonzo Ball and Mr. Smichin on LaMelo back in the day. Ocho, you ever snitch on your siblings? If so, for what? You know what? Two brothers, Chauncey and

Sam, I've never been in a position where I've had to tell on them. That's a good one. That's a good one. I've never been in a position where I had to to tell on them. That's a good one. That's a good one. I've never been in a position where I had to, you know, snitch on my little brother or my older brother. I'm snitching. You gonna tell?

Huh? Or you just playing? My silence can't be bought. Oh, you gonna bribe? God! You gonna extort it? Yep. You're going to extort Spanky? My brother, my sister, my aunt. Papa. Oh, man.

Such and such got suspended. Because, you know, they ride the bus and then they get out of school and they walk uptown until the time you go back and they get on the bus and go home. Right. Y'all caught you $5. Oh, come on, huh? You can't do that. Hey, Randy.

Let me check Spanky. Me and Spanky out of school. We were to Statesboro. We're shopping. Yeah, you gonna tell about that? They didn't even do nothing wrong. My silence could be bought. Now, if you don't want me to stitch,

go ahead, break bread. Yeah. That's a good one. Y'all don't want me to snitch go ahead break bread yeah that's all y'all y'all don't want to hey you know what that remind me of and i'm gonna see if you remember it i don't think people in the chat might not know about it obviously you come from the church i'm coming from the church please tell me remember the song by mrs v mass choir called pull the wagon i don't remember that with a look with a little boy he threw the rock and hit the duck the song by Mrs. V. Mass Choir called Pull the Wagon. I don't remember that. With a little boy, he threw the rock and hit the duck. Yeah. And his sister saw it.

And for him, for his sister not to tell his parents that he killed the duck by throwing the rock, he had to pull in the wagon. I don't remember. You never heard that story? Oh, man, you got to hear it. I don't remember you never heard you never heard that story oh man you're like you gotta hear cause as soon as you said

oh I can my salad can be bought that's the first thing that came to mind I tell on everything see I have an aunt now she was

she perfect the way you keep my silence right Dairy Queen burger milkshake fries

go do what you wanna do I'm gonna sit in the car leave the window cracked Dairy Queen, burger, milkshake, fries. Go do what you want to do. I'm going to sit in the car, leave the window cracked. Oh, man. Now, because, you know, we're supposed to go from point A. My grandfather say point A, point B. Point B, yeah. Okay.

Nah, we didn't go point A. What about we went to see, too? And my grandma, take that boy with you. Yeah, take that boy with you. Yeah, so you could tell exactly where you take all the stops. Think I wouldn't when I would? You better pay me. Oh, that's funny.

Pay me. A little something to hold me over. A little $2 here, $2 there. Ain't nothing. Oh, that's funny. Pay me. A little something to hold me over. A little $2 here, $2 there. Ain't nothing. That's it. Keep it quiet. Now, there have been times that I have been paid, and they've made me mad at a later date and time, and I still had to regurgitate what I knew.

Oh, come on, man. You can't. I just say it. I have you, though. Boy, I know not to do nothing wrong with you, man. God. If I pay taxes in 2024,

does that mean I don't got to pay taxes in 2025? It's still fresh. So be on your best behavior. Don't be talking crazy to shit. Okay, I got you. I got you talking crazy to Shane okay I got you I got you I got you I got you

so I have done that you know I apologize alright anybody that I snitched on any of my aunts, my sisters, my brothers I want to take this time now to apologize damn yeah you can't I to take this time now to apologize. Damn. Damn.

I'll take this time to apologize. You know, snitches get stitches, man. Not when Barney Porter was alive, I wasn't getting no stitches, because I tell that too. But look here. All I had to do was make a noise. Hey, what's going on with that boy?

Hey, don't play. Don't play. Boy, if I start crying, that's my best thing, isn't it? Hey. What the hell going on out there? You're going to raise hell, huh? Okay, here, here, here.

My brother, here. Here, I give you $3. Don't say nothing. Nothing? I failed. My brother had to punch me or something. Trip me.

Mm-hmm. Hey, but y'all shut up. Oh, yeah. I tell, I would tell, I would tell back then, I would. I apologize, though, Joe. I would.

I apologize, though. I want to say that was not the Shannon that I am today. Yeah. Okay, so you won't tell today, though. No, I ain't telling. All right, Jordan. Jordan was late. Hey, y'all, Jordan was late today.

I called him, asked him for something, but he didn't return my call. He was late. He got here after Ash. Appreciate that, though. Well, he had to pay you? No, no, yeah, he was late. The first time, he'd been late in a minute. Yeah, oh, shit.

Yeah, no, no. Don't even do that i know billy boo john no i don't tell nothing not now back then i was different me i was trying to find myself even even yeah i just I can't find it in myself to tell. Especially if it's something I saw, or something that I might have witnessed, or something, I just, I can't.

What did I witness? Whatever it may have been. I'm just saying in general, I don't know the circumstance, but I just, I can't tell them. I can't know the circumstance, but I can't tell them. I can't tell them a brother. I can't do that. No, no, no, no. No, no.

Hold on. What did they do now? Who did it? Let me ask you. Who did it? I don't know. I ain't see. You ask me, I ain't see.

I'm Rachel. But I'm saying, it's got to be who did it. Now, my brother. Now? Now. Somebody don't know? Oh, yeah. That's him. I'm rich. But I'm saying, it's got to be, who did it? Now, my brother. Now? Now. Somebody don't know? Oh, yeah, that's him. I'm going to pick him out.

Yeah, that's him right there. Well, golly. Yeah. Right there. Ain't nobody. Ain't nobody. Ain't nobody know. I'm like, what, what, George? I don't know. How nobody ain't nobody know i'm like what what jordan i don't know i don't know you talked to jordan all the time you tell me i talked to jordan earlier okay you

did but now you ain't talking to him today he late you ain't talk so don't nobody know nothing i'm like nino brown don't nobody know nothing hey that, that's funny. That's funny how that always works. I just, I couldn't do it. I can't do it. I can't do it. You can't do what? Just tell. You ever see sometimes some situations where the mothers of kids that have done something wrong,

and they actually turn their kids in? Yeah. It all depends on what turn their kids in? Yeah. It all depends on what he did. Okay, okay. I see what you mean. Yeah. Yeah. Okay, you're right.

You're right. No, no, no, no, no. You own up to that. No, no, no. We, we, the one thing a sharp kid gonna do is gonna own up to responsibility. Yes, sir. Oh, no, no, no.

We not letting somebody, no, no, no, no. Just like you. He say, I told old Teddy. Yeah. Came and got Daddy. letting somebody, no, no, no, no. Just like you. He said, I told on Teddy. Yeah. Came and got Daddy. He said, Daddy, Teddy pooped in the house.

He said, you didn't hear it from me. But, he said, you probably gonna figure it out because it's gonna be really small. So it was him. Did you tell on Teddy? You told on Teddy? So where is Teddy now?

He said, did you tell on you told on Teddy so where is Teddy now he's there you want to go stay with Ocho yeah come on come on come stay with hey Titus imagine what we can do imagine Titus imagine the content we can create together

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About 120. You like that? I know. You're getting back to bed time. Okay. Go in the house. Out. I'm almost done.

Thank you. No, no, no, no, no. We're not going to do that, though. We just own up to it. Whatever the case may be. Hey, whatever it is, hey, maybe it's something I can help you with. Right. But, no, we don't let people take the blame for a issue that we did.

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I'll probably never talk to her again after that. Well, listen, I mean, never talk to her again after that. Well, listen, I mean, the girl is smart, right? If you buy a $15,000 bag, you know what she can do with that bag, right? No, tell me she don't buy me no bag. Tell me you give me the money.

It don't make no sense. He already said he ain't paying the rent. So if he buy you that bag, ain't no point in walking around with a $15,000 bag and you got no money in it selling it yeah

bingo that's my whole point that's what I was getting ready to say but see Ocho that's why I like to ask people what they want oh I really like the bag

but okay boom okay you're no biggie you're not getting both you ain't getting both But okay, boom. Okay. You're no biggie. You're not getting both. You ain't getting both. You got to pick and choose.

Pick one. Pick what. I don't care. One or the other? One or the other. Right. Whatever it is. That's why I like to ask people what they want.

Cause I want to give you what I want you to have, what you want. Exactly what you want. Yes. And at the end of the day, I've never like, we've like, I've been in relationships and I give somebody something.

I've never asked for it back. Didn't ask for it back. Man, what you like? I don't care. She wouldn't say what I would't say what I'm gonna do what I'm gonna do with the bag get it to my sister right right right right right right

no uh now I have was potentially going to give somebody a bag right but it didn't you know

I ended up keeping it. Still got it. Hey, you really, hold on. That's a, that, that's a, no, that is a great topic. If you do buy something for somebody specifically for that individual and you know it's something that they like,

if they mess up before receiving it, you're not going to give it to them? Hell no. I'd be a damn fool too damn if you buy something if you buy something for a young lady and she behaves in a manner that that's undeserving of saying whoa whoa whoa hold on i don't reward bad behavior okay so you're not gonna give it a bag right okay okay yeah i'll be just i'll be just curious how your angle you know i was curious what you do because you're you're a given person

and you you seem like you're a good dude you seem like the type of dude that will give a woman grace if she messes up yeah but i'm not you're not getting a bag. Okay. Understandable. Oh, Joe, she said, DG, D D G later said, I'm an emotional trick to the point. Like say I wake up in the morning now. I like you fuck around and we wake up on some eggs. They ain't even gotta be good. Or say I leave the room and go downstairs and come back in the bed made. I might go ahead and go to Chanel for you.

It's a little thing. Cause you know, I don't get gifts. I don't get tricked on. Who is this talking like this? DDG. You know, he had the baby with Haley Bailey, right? It's Haley. Oh, these little kids, man. Is it Haley or Hallie?

Which one is it, Chad? Y'all know. You heard me? Huh? These little kids, man. They just. Okay,

Hallie Bailey. Yeah, they little kids, man. They just. They doing what they do at that age. Hey. Hell no.

Make me know you ain't get no designer bag after that. You got to do more than that to get a designer bag up out of me. Okay. Okay. Well, what's Hey, ladies, you want to design a bag? Ask what you got, what you need to do.

You can't ask. You just got to do it. Because if you're doing it, you're doing what I ask you to do. No. Figure it out. Hold on. How are they going to know what to do if they don't ask you what it is you need them to do? Figure it out. You got to ask what you want.

See, now you're being difficult. Figure it out. Don't be difficult. Look, the one thing, once you get to a certain age, let's just say a young lady, let's just say between the ages of 30 and 50, she know what a man like. She know what she need to do to make him happy. Yeah. Okay.

Yeah, we know all minute. That's funny. I mean, making the bed, I mean, I got to clean the service. I got to lay to clean my house three times a week. Now I'm going to take more than that, don't you? Hey, man. Let me tell you what it is. It's a feeling I get when I'm with said individual.

Ooh. Hey, I know that. Let me tell you what it is. It's a feeling I get when I'm with said individual. Ooh. It's a feeling that I get when I'm with that individual. That determines what I do, how much I do. I know that feeling, huh? I know that feeling. I know that feeling. Hey, can I tell you something? Yeah.

It's a good feeling being with said individual especially when they appreciate you no you don't know what i'm talking about huh that's a good feeling man it is man yeah so you uh so what they got to do for Ocho to buy a Chanel or a Birkin or a YSL or an LV or maybe maybe you gonna go

get them a Patek or you gonna get them an Audemars Piguet man listen Rocheron Constantine I just man F.P. Jordan and we family right

yeah I just went to Chanel and bought three and bought I just went to Chanel and bought three and bought three classics back to back huh three classics back to back

one walk damn and this was one two three what day was this it was about three weeks ago must be nice One, two, three. What day was this? It was about three weeks ago. Must be nice.

Hey, it feels good to be appreciated. That's it. It ain't hard. It ain't simple. I mean, for us, it's all about choosing who chooses you. That's what you got to do. And people are like, well, you don't like this. No, I like who like me.

They like me. It's easy for me to like them. Because a lot of times when I like somebody, they ain't really feeling me like that. So I'm going to see early on, you like me? It's so easy. I'm not sure when we,

when I hear women always say, I i need you to apply pressure there should be no a pleasure there should be no pressure no pressure that need to be applied everything should be reciprocated yes like it's such a it's such a dumb game i gotta prove to you in order for me to prove you that i like you got to spend money to get you to like me back. Bitch. Oh, my bad. What are we talking about? I get it, Ocho.

You preaching to the choir. You know how I feel. Listen, you preaching. Listen, that same choir. Oh, whoa, whoa. Time out. That thing just done. You know how you dance when somebody hit the DJ table

when you was growing up? What happened? Did your kid say you bought three Chanel last week? I've been out about that. George, go get that thing. Man, I just thought about that. I was like, hold on,

where the hell is it? Man, I just thought about that. I was like, hold on, wait a minute. Chad, y'all heard this man? This man told me, yeah, I went out this year. I went out about three weeks ago. Bro, wait a minute. Honey. Honey. Funny Kind of This man owe me money

And he ain't Buying my money He out there Buying Chanel's And you know And you know It's funny You know it's funny

I forgot all about That money I owe you I can tell you did It was very apparent You forgot about it Yeah I forgot about about that money I owe you. I can tell you did. It was very apparent you forgot about it. Yeah, I forgot about it. But listen, this is what we're going to do. What are we going to do?

This is what we're going to do. Now, I know everybody in the chat, they've been here for a very long time, ever since I lost that bet. I don't even remember why I owe you $5,200. You do. Listen to me. When I offered to pay you, and I i said can you please find a method of payment and download the app on your phone i said paypal i said zelle venmo

apple pay or cash app you chose not to do any of the above and now you still complain about not getting your money when I offered many times. Okay. You know what? I know I can get it. What if I take $52 out of the nightcap check? I mean. You know, Adam. You know You know

That thing coming good Hey Hey Listen Hey Hey Hey One thing about it

I might accidentally Send one to somebody Send you Your check Your April check To somebody else Who that? Say it Send one to somebody. Send your April check to somebody else. Who that?

I'm just saying. Man, listen. It'll be World War III. Nah, I don't play around with your buddy like that, man. Yeah, I'm going to get it to you, though, I'm going to get it to you, though. I'm going to get it to you, though. I'm going to pay you. Y'all heard that man? Chad, that man slipped that by me.

That man said, hey, I'm going to sign up on three of them, man. I'm like, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm like, hold on. Where that man at? Matter of fact, hold on. I ain't use your money. I use some other money. That ain't have nothing to do with it.

That wasn't no nightcap funding. Well, how about you use some of your money to give me my money? Right. I don't care where it come from. I told you. I told you as long as I owe you, you'll never be in no issues.

Man. I can't get my money to save my life I got you I got you I got you Matter of fact I'm gonna be in LA tomorrow My flight tomorrow in the morning

Ocho You finished Who are you cutting in their prime? 40% said Reggie Wayne Steve Smith Sr. was number 2 You was number 3 Fitz won with 7% of the vote. Damn.

You finished second. Yeah, that's pretty decent. I probably only finished second because it's a favorite chat voting that are on my side. Yes. Ocho, there's another debate going on Twitter. Do you brush your teeth before or after breakfast? Ocho, are you teen before or after? After.

Both? After. I had you eat your, you done sip all night, mouth funky, the food, man, hell no. Hold on. So you go, wait a minute. You had that minty taste, that minty taste in your mouth, and then you go eat the food, man, hell no. Hold on. So you're going, wait a minute. You have that minty taste, that minty taste in your mouth, and then you go eat the food, and the food

don't taste nothing like it did because you got all the goddamn crescent listerine in your tooth? Absolutely not. I brush my teeth before. Then I go back, then after I eat, I go back upstairs, brush them again. I eat before I go to work out. I brush my teeth again.

I come home. I eat I brush my teeth again. I come home. I eat. Brush my teeth again. I lay down, take a nap. Brush my teeth again. Hey, Roy, Roy, Roy, Roy is the taste of everything. Nah, hell nah. Man, man, man, you're my mom.

You've been sleeping all night. And then you go, oh, no. Mm-mm. I can't do that, no i mean with with teacher's own but once i'm finished i'm in that thing going to work on them boys and and last night you don't you don't know you know hey booty oh oh hey no i I don't. I'm saved now. I'm days old. No, no, no. No, I'm days old. I don't do nothing like that no more, boy. Nothing like that. You do.

No, I promise. I don't even go past the waist no more. Mm-hmm. I don't even go past it. I don't go past it. You put your tongue in the belly button too, don't you? Huh? You put your tongue in the belly button too.

Got all that lead in there. Yeah, I used to. I used to. Used to. Yeah, them days long gone, man. I'm telling you, I'm a different man. I got saved. I told you I got saved.

I got saved. I got baptized because the last one was wearing off. And I'm moving different this year. I'm walking different this last one was wearing off. And I'm moving different this year. I'm walking different this year. My head is hot this year. Man, you wake up

at Ocho. Everybody wake up in the morning breast-smelling like Get Back. You go go downstairs to eat. Yes. I'm going downstairs.

I'm going to make my strawberry Pop-Tarts. I'm going to make my cream of wheat or my quick old I'm not even talking to nobody before i brush my teeth i'm not even having a conversation and you know what you know what so if you you if you have if you have a partner right let me ask you something yes if you have a partner yes and y'all wake up in the morning would you kiss her before brushing your teeth no and you don't love her i love her no you don't no no i had a situation man this i was uh dating

this woman young lady talk to me hold on hold on let me get comfortable come on could you be you be having the stories come on and you know you know your boy Hey Ocho You know your boy Hey 2-3 in the morning Yeah You know she You know she touch my chest She touch You know what I'm saying You know

Ocho I would have to go Run brush my teeth What I couldn't Ocho I would have to go run brush my teeth What? I couldn't You can't mess up the momentum What are we talking about? That's what she told me Ocho

Good habit Ocho I had to break some habits Ocho I had to Wait In that moment I had to break some habits on Joe. I had to. Wait. In that moment, in that specific moment, during that time,

Yeah. you had to go brush your teeth. Mm-hmm. And ruin the momentum. It ain't ruined enough for me. It ain't ruined enough for me. I was good. I came back and picked right up where I left off. It ain't ruined up for me. I don't know anybody ruined up for her. Ain't ruined up for me. I was good. I came back and picked right up where I left off.

Ain't ruined up for me. I ain't got to, listen, man, I ain't got, nah. You'll know when you got the right one. But you don't have to do all that. You know, I asked my, you know, because my homeboy is a hell no. I'm just a real, I'm real like self-conscious like that. Right. But, you know, it's, I ain't brushing my teeth.

Ain't nobody, it's, hey. Oh, that don't, that don't, man, that's, but I'm telling you, if it's the right one, all that don't even matter.

That's out of the window. That's out of the dough. You're not even, you're not even, subconsciously, you're not even thinking about, you know what? I didn't brush my teeth yet.

It's, you know what? I love you. Let me kiss her. I'm not talking about tongue and arm. I'm talking about just, just actual, hey. Hey, this, you know what? I love you. Let me kiss her. I'm not talking about tongue and arm. Just actual, hey.

Hey, but hey, did I got slick? Did I got slick? What you did? Go to the bathroom, go brush the teeth. Did I go lay that guy for about 30 minutes?

Did I do? Okay. Okay. I like it. That's different. I couldn't do it though You could do it don't you? Nah

Or just say When the moon hit And that's it Right then and there Right then and there No ifs ands No ifs and buts about it Right then and there

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Let me use the bathroom real quick. Oh. Danny Littlej John said, Ogunnocho, is it fair for the Memphis Grizzlies to fire their coach similar to Bucks fired Adrian Griffin at the time both teams were top four? Fair or not, I mean, the expectations were the Memphis Grizzlies were going to be better than what they are.

Now, you read the reports that said John wasn't happy with the offense. Ja was kind of nicked. He had a hamstring injury, had a shoulder injury. Remember last year he had a nick. He missed some time a couple years ago with the gun stuff. And so it's kind of been, you know, their best player hadn't been there a whole lot. And they haven't been where a lot of people thought they were

going to be. So whether it's fair or not, teams are not giving people a whole lot of time. Oh, Jody, you got to win. You got to win now. Wait, what are we talking about? What are we talking about? The Memphis Grizzlies fired their head coach and they were the fifth seed last year. Adrian Griffin got fired and I think they were like three or four.

Right, right. You got it. Listen, basketball, that's not fair, man. That's not fair. How many years did they give them to turn things around? They got to give coaches grace. And regardless of sport, you understand what you have. But one, it's hard to attract people to come to Memphis in the first place.

True. Let's start there. You know, you got to give coaches grace. You knew you weren't going to win no games based on your roster and what you got. No coach is going to be able to come there and change the outcome of that because the players are still going to be the same. So bring a new coach in what the hell's supposed to change next it's still gonna be the same thing he's not gonna win either what you're gonna give him another two two years three then let him go and the cycle continues to repeat itself well they their

success is predicated on jaw jaw Ja being able to stay healthy. And it's hard because he's a high flyer and he's not that big. Yeah. So he's up in the air and he's hitting that floor. But I think the thing is that, yeah, I don't agree with that decision because I thought he was a really good coach. But they're not getting the results and they're looking at like, hey, Houston, young team, up and coming. The average age of the OKC's Thunder is less than 25 years old. So they said we need to get somebody in here that we feel that can get us done

and get us over the hump. So Taylor is out. uh, is out. Taylor Jenkins is out. Tyron says, what's up? Which team is the man's final four with a national championship? Me more to probably Houston, Auburn,

Florida's one, two, they went back to back. Duke has won what? Five, five. Yeah. Houston is trying to get the one that they lost on that last second put back

at NC State in 83 when uh I think it was Wittenberg that shot the shot and then Lorenzo Charles dunked it with no time on the clock and beat them and then they lost again in 84 uh to Georgetown so I would probably say

Houston, Auburn Florida, Duke but Duke said hey Shire first chance I mean this is only what his second year I think his second year second year being head coach and he's already in the final four Nate B said

it can be fantastic for connect for four horsemen or figure four leg lock it doesn't matter Nate B said it can be Fantastic Four Connect Four Four Horsemen or Figure Four Leg Locker doesn't matter uh say Duke in the Final Four no Dr. Frank L. Bellamy said

uh since you doing work to prepare for your future wife Ocho says you're marrying somebody soon I gotta ask what are your top three songs of artists

that absolutely have to be played at your wedding reception? Michelle and Deggie Ocello Maxwell Sade Case happily ever after from nothing. Did I say that right? Is it happily ever after? Mm-hmm Brian midnight. I can't what song with the Brian McKnight I can't What song was Brian McKnight

Saying on Martin When he proposed When he proposed to Gina I can't remember what song Or what he sang Well that song Happily Ever After by Case Brian McKnight song

And the third one Oh you know what And I'm adding it on I ain't heard this song Since 94 That I heard the other night. And it's really not a wedding song, but it's so fitting though. That's so fine for me in condition.

Oh my God. Just to be able to hear that again after so many years of not hearing it. And the first thing I thought, and I even went up to the DJ. I don't even drink alcohol. I went up to the DJ and asked the DJ, why don't they make music like this anymore? This is R&B. No.

Chat, if you listen to the song by Mink Conditioned, So Fine, and turn the radio up loud, that's real music. The drum, the guitar, the bass, all the, oh, man. Remember that song,

You Keep Us Swinging? You Keep Me Swinging. Men Condition. I like Men Condition. But like you said, you don't tell me those 90s groove, those early, those late 80s, early 90s groups, they don't make it like that.

They ain't saying like that. First of all, the group, you're not going to get groups anymore because you got to split the money three, four ways. So everybody wants to be single because if I'm going to get 100,000, I ain't trying to split it four ways. I'm trying to keep it all for myself. So that's why the likelihood of you seeing groups,

it ain't going to happen, O Joe. It's not gonna happen. And for the most part, if the guy's really good, can sing, you know, he gonna leave. You know, Teddy Pendergrass, when he was a Harold Melvin in the Blue Notes, he left. Jeffrey Osborne, when he was a LTD. You go back and look at, let me just, Michael Jackson, Justin Timberlake.

Go back and look. Just go back and study Diana Ross. The Supremes. Yeah. Bro, split it three ways. Split it four ways. Split it six ways. Everybody in New Edition.

Bobby went solo. Ralph Transvant went solo. The others were Bill DeVoe. That's just the way it is, Ocho. The days of groups, I don't think we'll ever see another group. Even Destiny's Child.

Beyonce. Yeah. You know what it is, Ocho? You know what's funny? It's always the lead singer that goes solo because I'm assuming are they what the most talented, they have the best voice they have the most range well if you think about it, Ralph

did a lot of the song lead on most songs Ralph Translator Sting of the Police Peter Gabriel with Genesis and then Phil Collins went Phil originally was the bass with the drums. For real? Yeah.

Peter Gabriel was the original Lee's singer. Okay, okay, okay. And then Phil Collins and then Phil went. Yeah. Oh, that's crazy how that works. Uh, Jamal, the singer said, what's up? Oh, Joe, quick question.

What's scariest, Steph Curry on the hot streak, Calvin Johnson in single coverage, or offering time with Marvin Sapp in the church? Oh, Joe, people got mad at us. Guys, all I'm saying is look. Why got mad at us guys all i'm saying why they mad at us because you don't understand churches okay fine but i'm not gonna let somebody tell me what i should give i will give what i want to give nobody's gonna tell me give me twenty dollars give me forty dollars i might you know i might not give nothing this time, and the next time, give $1,000. But you're not going to dictate what I give when I give it. Plus, I might just hold on all my money and don't give nothing. And then when I see God, I say, I was saving it for you.

You know, I was saving it for you. I wanted to see you myself and turn it over to you. Here's all my time. Hey. God said God loves a cheerful giver. A cheerful giver. If you're telling me what I should, and close the door. Hey, I say close the door.

I say close the door I say close them doors when I said Malachi I said it's a he's talking about literally you can't rob God he said you're robbing me and tithe and offering when you don't offer when you don't tithe

I understand but that's the hold on he understands that sometimes in some situations you're not able to give 10% right but I I don't know how you fly in the private jet He understands that sometimes in some situations you're not able to give 10%. Right.

But I don't know how you fly in the private jet that I can't get on. You riding the Rolls Royce or Bentley that I can't get in. Wait, I have a question. People be sick in the church and they can't get no money. They can't get nothing. And you don't go by and see all the members, just the members that... Let me... Please. Don't do it.

I know it's something. To each his own. Nightcap, I finally did it. After three years, eight marathons of coming up short, I finally hit my goal. Sub 240. On Saturday, I ran 239 24. I was locked in training, but tuned in on long runs. You guys got me through

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that everybody is safe in the western North Carolina that's being impacted by these wildfires so our thoughts and prayers with anyone that's being impacted. Lady Ray hey guys loving all the guests lately my question is that something lots of people like but think

it's overrated wait say it again she said something lots of people like but think is overrated? Wait, say it again? She said, what is something lots of people like but you think is overrated?

Oh, eating healthy, whole foods, vegans, vegetarians. Eating booty. Who? Eating booty.

Oh, don't knock it till you try it, man. I'm good. Just try it. Use a little whipped cream. What's up with the over- I'm trying to say,

sushi. How about that? What's that? Uh, raw fish. Oh, sushi. Oh,

you're saying sushi. You like it? I like shrimp tempura rolls with no avocado. Oh. No cucumber. Cucumber. I hate a cucumber. Man, who said Chick-fil-A?

Uh, who else? Kevin Norwood Jr. Oh, if I i work for you i would do like ocho and when he played and stay at the office ah no i'm charging desmond hall said oh can you shout out my wife sh? We're celebrating nine years of marriage. Yes, Desmond. To your beautiful wife, Shay, happy ninth anniversary. Happy ninth anniversary. Hopefully you guys did something special today, Ocho.

Maybe go to brunch. Maybe went to talk golf or did something. Saw a movie. Caught a plane. But nine years. Long time to be together. Ups, downs. Trials, tribulations.

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