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02:46 Bonus bets expire 168 hours after issuance. See DKNG.com slash promos for deposit, wagering, and eligibility restrictions, terms, and responsible gaming resources. Robert Kraft said the Patriots did not lose out on Calvin Ridley because of finances. He said it was made clear his girlfriend wanted to be in the South. Man, listen, listen. Calvin really didn't want to go to the Patriots. I love the Patriots. I love Robert Kraft.
03:21 I love Gerard Mayo. There is no quarterback there. There is no quarterback there. Hell, I don't believe they got one in Tennessee either. There is no quarterback. They ain't got one in Tennessee either. Shouldn't be. Let me ask you a question. If you see Will Levis throw, you will understand they have a quarterback that might not be suitable, comparable to the top three that's in the NFL.
03:41 But you know someone, you got somebody there that can deliver that goddamn ball. And Calvin really knew that. Yeah, I think I agree with you. I'm not, you know, arguing about that. I know what you mean, though. Because it's hard for me to believe that if Tom Brady or Patrick Mahomes or one of these,
03:56 even if it wasn't one of those guys, let's just say a quarterback somewhere between 12 and 15. It's hard for me to see a scenario, but he knows Bailey Zappi. He knows the people that were there. Now, hard for me to see a scenario, but he knows Bailey Zappy. He knows the people that were there. At the end of the day, yes, I got X amount of dollars
04:12 coming, but I want to catch the ball. I don't want people to say I'm a buzz because my quarterback can't get me the ball. No, I ain't a buzz. I just don't have a guy that can get me the rock. Again, and also, going to the Patriots, you don't understand or know what type of offense
04:28 that's coming up, what kind of offense they're going to run. And then the fact on top of that, there's no consistent quarterback play at the helm. Then, I mean, you already know. What do you do from there? But no disrespect to the Patriots. You know, great organization. Great organization. Yeah. but no no no there's no disrespect to the patrons you know great organization great organization yeah i think he's from he's from some part of calvin really from alabama and so alabama might not be that far from a drive from nashville i i don't know what part
04:57 of alabama he's from but i'm assuming he is from alabama uh and uh all right mr craft might have been making a joke he might have been making a joke. He might have been making a joke. Mr. Kraft, I don't know if you... I'm sure you played this, so you know him. He ain't a joke, Ty. Okay, okay. I got you.
05:16 He's from Fort Lauderdale. Oh, he's from the Cree. Is he? Oh, I'm tripping, man. He's from Alabama. Yeah. That young boy from the crib. Is he? Oh, I'm tripping, man. Calvin, he from the crib. I thought he from Alabama. Now, that young boy from the crib. That's why he run them goddamn routes like that. Oh, that's one thing.
05:31 That's one thing. Them Alabama boys can run some routes. Them Alabama boys. Hey, matter of fact, when you think about it, not as you just said it, when you think about it, Julio Jones, Calvin Ridley. Amari Cooper. Amari Cooper, Jerry Judy kids talk to me who else bring
05:48 who else who else i'm sorry oh devontae smith romantic boy route runners yeah and boy put them up and put them down now yeah that's one thing they can do they can run around deontay johnson deontayay Johnson joined the list of wide receivers to leave Pittsburgh after tumultuous season. The Steelers traded Deontay Johnson to the Panthers in exchange for quarterback Dante Jackson. Not every Steelers fan was ready to just let bygones be bygones, however. Johnson addressed the Steelers fans directly
06:21 after continuing to receive negative comments on social media. I love Pittsburgh regardless of what happened. Y'all fans delusional and I swear everything I tweet be about them. Y'all need to get a life. They finally got to him.
06:37 You know how a fan base can do. You know how a fan base can do. They can jump on you. They can pile on you. When you want to go to tweet, your whole timeline be just nothing but Steelers fans and at times it could be overwhelming and it can get to you so I understand I understand his frustrations I understand what he means but I'm glad he said I love Pittsburgh first and at times fan could be delusional thinking my tweets are about them or where I just left from. Right.
07:07 You know what? I've been really I've been really, really blessed. I mean, I think the Cincinnati fans they love you. They adore you.
07:15 They appreciate what you were able to do for them. I know I get that same love and adulation from the Broncos fans here. I mean, being in the city
07:23 all they want to ask about Shannon, we're going to win. Shannon, when can you... Hey, Shannon, can you... Hey, Shannon can't come back and do nothing. Y'all going to lose more with me out there than you losing right now.
07:34 Matter of fact, I'm just curious. Hypothetically speaking, what happens if things don't work out with Sean Payton and GM Mr. Lynch asks you to come be the head coach? No, George Patton is the GM for the Broncos. Okay.
07:50 What if he asked you to come be the head coach? The Walton-Penner family owns the Broncos. I don't want to be no coach. So you would turn down the job? Yeah. I've had opportunities to be a... I mean, Mr. Bowling wanted me to come work for the Broncos. I don't want to work for no...
08:05 I don't want to work in no football capacity like that. No? Okay. I'm just asking. I'm just asking. Okay. Now, back on the topic about this love thing. Obviously, the Broncos fan base loving you, Cincinnati. You know what?
08:17 I might be. I think, and I can honestly say this and speak truth to it. I might be one of the few players that is loved by all my division rival fans, including all the other teams in the NFL. Yeah, you... I can guarantee you that. No, I'm seriously...
08:35 Like, a true, genuine, authentic love and appreciation for Steeler fans, Brown fans, who's the other team? Damn, I'm tripping. Pittsburgh. for Steeler fans, Brown fans, who's the other team? Damn, I'm tripping. Pittsburgh.
08:50 Ravens. Ravens. Oh, the Ravens fans love me. Ravens fans love me hand down because for one, I've never been disrespectful, ever. I've always shown love and it was time to play. I was strictly entertaining.
09:02 Strictly entertaining and I gave you your money's worth, especially if it was playing at your home. Yeah. Rest of the league, all fan bases love me. I think everybody in the chat can agree with me. They love me.
09:12 If you know anybody that doesn't like me, let me know, and we can have a face-to-face. They love me, because I give them that work. They need to hate me. I want them to boo. I want to say,
09:19 Shannon, you suck. Don't worry about it. You won't be saying that after the game. Let's see if you still feel that way man oh Jarvin we played the Patriots hey and you know we ran up we run out of the field the receivers
09:34 ran on the field and it was like 85 you suck you too sharp I want you to remember that I want you to remember that. I want you to remember those words. I think Baltimore has a love-hate relationship. Maybe a lot of the younger fans don't realize that I played in Baltimore. And I had a great two years there.
09:57 I loved every day of my time in Baltimore. I think Baltimore fans get mad at me when I say Lamar didn't play well. And they want me to say that no matter what, no matter what Lamar does, Lamar can throw four interceptions. And the first day they say, hey, he was waiting for that to happen. You do
10:17 realize I don't make a dime more whether Lamar throws four interceptions or ten touchdowns. I don't get paid by the word. I get paid to do my job. And if Lamar plays well, I'm going to say Lamar plays
10:34 well. And then it's like, you hate it. If I say Lamar played well, he don't mean it. He don't mean it. He don't mean it. Hey, listen, you can't win for losing. You can't win for losing. I said, okay, you guys
10:50 had all I heard going into the championship game, and I picked Baltimore because I thought Baltimore top to bottom had the better roster, especially offensively. Okay. Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs won. I said said Lamar didn't play well it's okay Ocho to
11:09 say Lamar Jackson in the championship game didn't play well right oh oh you that's all you you've been on the man I said hold on when I said told a man I don't believe he should change positions I believe he should be a quarterback all the good things that I said about a man, I don't believe he should change positions. I believe he should be a quarterback. All the good things that I said about Lamar, because I don't say every single word out of my mouth. When Patrick Mahomes played bad this year, you remember Ocho. I said, Patrick Mahomes is a part of the problem, but they disregard that because you see Ocho and I get it. They's like, hold on Shannon.
11:44 There's only like six or seven black quarterback you gotta pick you gotta prop them up no matter what I say but how in good conscience do I keep my credibility people watch and see man he ain't play well and Shannon out there caping for the man no if he didn't play well he didn't play well you got to say it you got to say me hey and and speaking is and speaking of i've got i got really good at doing that towards the end of the season now it pained it pained me to do it but i got much better at it so when football season come around this time i i got you okay i'm i'm gonna be i i i listen i ain't even playing with him
12:23 i'm on a i'm on a i'm on on a, I'm on a, excuse me. I'm on a, they, they, they, they, they, they, they, they, they, they, they, they, they, they, you know what? Ocho, the reason why Ocho, you have credibility. Those that can do those that can't talk about those that can't, you did it. You were a pro bowl player. You were an all-pro player. So you
12:47 know who's playing well, who isn't. And see, that was the... And I don't get it, because here's the problem that I have with players. Players always say, well, you never played the game. Okay? You and I both played
13:03 the game. You weren't any good. You and I were both good. I was great, but go ahead. I say I was good. I'll live with being good. Check the resume. Check the tape.
13:19 What did you win? Same thing. Right. You really want to ask me that question? Right, right. Damn, what if they ask me that question? Right, right. Damn, what if they ask me that? I say, I got that Hager jacket. And they've given out
13:31 less than 500 of those Hager jackets. Right, right. So now, so now, a player, because before, it was just when an analyst, a guy that never played, he's talking about a game where you will never play.
13:45 You didn't never play. You don't understand. Not only did I play, I played an extremely long time. I played at a high level. I won at a high level. I accomplished a lot. If I can't critique, if I can't talk about a player that's playing this game of football, who the hell can? Come on now. Put your dislike aside check my resume right yeah if i can't talk about a player that's playing in today's
14:13 nfl if shannon shark can't where are we at oh joe where are we at what are we doing what are we doing i like shit i'm fine i'm gonna'm finna use that too this week. I mean, this week. I'm talking about football season. Check my resume. Check the tape. Hey. I might not got no jacket.
14:34 I made my own jacket. I ain't got no Super Bowl. And I ain't trying to hear none of that. Check the tape. I'm going to talk about you. I'm going to tell you. When you're wrong, you're wrong. Yeah, I'm ready.
14:45 I'm ready. Resume complete. I'm going to talk about you. I'm going to tell you when you're wrong, you're wrong. Yeah, I'm ready. I'm ready. Resume complete. I'm ready. Devontae Adams may have had made his preference clear when it comes to team option in the first round of the 2024 draft. In an Instagram story, Adams shared a photo of LSU quarterback Jayden Daniels with an accompanying quote from the Heisman
15:01 trophy winner saying, my resume speaks for itself. As it does. The Raiders are sitting on the number 13 pick. They're not getting him as the 13th pick. So if you're trying to land one of those top quarterbacks, Jane Daniels, Caleb Williams, Drake May, J.J. McCarthy. McCarthy might be there, although we're going to talk about him a little later.
15:26 But the ESPN is reporting that the Raiders have been strongly linked to a big jump up the draft boards. Devontae Adams, look, he came to the Raiders because his former college quarterback, Derek Carr. Derek Carr. Also not was he just his quarterback,
15:42 he was a best friend. Yeah. Yeah. In college. He was a best friend. Yeah. Yeah. In college. He started at Fresno State now. Yes. And no matter what you thought about Derek Carr, his first season, Devontae Adams' first season with the Raiders, he was the first team all pro.
15:57 He had 1,500 yards per season. Devontae Adams also knows that his success is predicated on the quarterback. I play a dependent position. So it doesn't do me any good to run the best routes, and I'm as good a route runner as we have in the league if the quarterback doesn't get me the ball. I run the route, beat my man, he skipped the ball to me. I run my route, beat the man, he sailed the ball over my head.
16:24 I run my route, and the man, he sailed the ball over my head. I run my route, and he doesn't find me. So, he's saying, bro, y'all got to get me somebody here. Y'all got to age. You got to. And I think it's possible, and I think we never know what's going to happen
16:40 on draft day. There's all these mock drafts, but you never know because certain teams can come up and screw up everything. They can screw up everything. There might be a player you want
16:51 and a trade might happen and it messes up your plan and you got to have a plan B. True. But the Raiders do need a quarterback and if they're able to get from 13 to 2,
17:03 you just never know. You just never know. You're definitely going to have to go up. You're going to have to two. You know, I mean, you just you just never know. You just never definitely have to go up. You're going to have to you're going to have to mortgage. You're going to have to mortgage your future. Oh, a lot. Because if you do jump that high, you are saying, OK, Jalen Daniels is the quarterback for the future for the next decade. Think about what the what the 49ers gave up you swap positions and you give up two first round picks that's what they gave up for uh lance
17:34 trey lance that was from i think they went from 12 to 3 right so you're talking about 13 to 2 you're gonna have to give up at least that. Ash, if you can, pull up and see what the 49ers gave up to get to zoom up the draft board to select Trey Lance at three. But I know
17:59 Devontae got some years in it. He's not slowing down. He just needs somebody to get in the ball. That's what he needs. Man, can you imagine Devontae and Green Bay with Jordan Love and those receivers? Oh! That'd be nice. That would be nice.
18:20 But I like the way the situation is right now. You know, with Devontae being in Las Vegas. I almost said Oakland. would be nice but i like the way i like the way the situation is right now you know with davante being being in being in las vegas almost said oakland being in las vegas because what jordan love has with those young receivers over there something special them boys are something special man they something special and they they they gonna be even better next year okay oh sure they gave up okay the 49ers uh acquired the third pick in exchange to the dolphins so they went from 12 to 3 which i thought uh in the first round so they gave up they swapped positions so they gave up first and the third in 22 and the first round in 23 so're going to have to give up at least
19:06 that. Yeah, I mean they will. And it's not a problem. Because think about if anybody is anybody complaining about what Kansas City gave Buffalo to get my homeboy. Yeah. Ain't
19:21 nobody going to ever say a word. Yeah. Because there's not a number. There's not a price that's too high. You could, Kansas City would have been willing to give up five first round pick to get my homeboy. If they knew he was going to turn out like that. Yeah. Especially if you know,
19:36 sometimes you don't, but the way it turned out. You don't know. Because if they'd have thought my homeboys would have been like that, they'd have gave up even more to move up to number one pick and take him number one overall. Bring him here. Okay, all right.
19:50 Yeah, so that'll be very interesting. And Devontae, I want Devontae to get him a quarterback out there in Oakland, in Las Vegas. Jim Harbaugh has been pumping up J.J. McCarthy's stock to boost the charges. Draft pick Harbaugh has been out of the professional game for a long time, but he's not stupid. He understand that his name and his opinion holds a lot of influence in many
20:15 football circles. And the charges don't need a new quarterback. They have Justin Herbert. It will be a big break for the charges. Cause the charges pick fifth overall if J.J. McCarthy went four. Why would the Cardinals
20:34 take J.J. McCarthy at four when you got all that money tied up in Kyler Murray? Yeah. That makes no sense. Ocho, you know what I find puzzling to me? How guys stock rise when they don't play. Right.
20:53 J.J. McCarthy has not played a game in two and a half months. So what has he done from that time that he hasn't played through the draft process that causes... Because I didn't hear anybody say that he hasn't played through the draft process that causes because I didn't hear anybody say that he was a top five pick at no point during the season. Right. I mean, I think it's more so male Kuyper.
21:16 I think it's more so the experts that continue to talk about him. The people that have seen him throw. He did throw at... He threw at his pro day. He threw at his pro day in Michigan. He threw at the combine is what I was trying to say. I think seeing him throw at the combine, even though it's in shorts and shirts
21:33 and it really gives you no... really intel on how good he really is, but the resume, the college film, it does speak for itself. It speaks for itself. They were more of a running team at Michigan. So I'm curious as to
21:51 how it would translate to the NFL being that we are a pass-happy league. Super pass-happy league. But I mean, from what I see, with the naked eye, he looks like he can throw the ball, but you never know how that's going to work or transition into the nfl because it's a whole different ball that's what i'm saying that's
22:09 what i'm saying i'm like i just didn't see enough and i don't i'm not saying that he can't be good but i just didn't see enough throws right to convince me that he's a top four pick. A top five. You know who did look good? That goddamn Mike Penix Jr. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Woo! Yeah. Young boy.
22:37 And he ran that fo-fo. He was accurate with the ball. But they might hold his age against him because I think he's like 24, 25. As bad or good? Oh, Joe, you know what an old age in any sport is bad. Hold on, hold on. When it comes to the quarterback position now, you can play damn near to your 50 with these rules they got today.
22:55 It just got a little easier too. Oh, yeah, for sure. Yeah. Did he play baseball first? He played baseball first? When will he be 24, Ash? He's going to be 24 May 8th. Okay. Let me see.
23:13 10 years from now, he'll be 34. I mean, that ain't bad. That ain't bad. I don't think. Did he play baseball? He a baseball player? He started out in Indiana, and he got hurt. He had some injuries.
23:22 That's right. Shoulders. Okay, okay, okay, okay. He'll be 24. He had some injuries. That's right. Shoulders. Okay, okay, okay, okay. He'll be 24. He'll be 24. Made for This Mountain is a podcast that exists to empower listeners to rise above their struggles, break free from the chains of trauma,
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24:27 or wherever you get your podcasts. I'm Michael Kassin, founder and CEO of 3C Ventures and your guide on good company. The podcast where I sit down with the boldest innovators shaping what's next. In this episode,
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25:58 And I'm not taking any more questions in just a second. I'm going to ask... I'm Leon Nafok, co-creator of Slow Burn. In my podcast, Fiasco, Iran Contra, you'll hear all the unbelievable details of a scandal that captivated the nation
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26:34 listen to Fiasco, Iran Contra, on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Dan Campbell is glad justin fields has left the division the bears traded quarterback justin fields and the coach of uh chicago's top top rivals is happy to see fields leave i'm not gonna lie it's nice to have fields out of that division well camel might not be thrilled with his replacement. Well, if you're happy, Justin Fields is gone, and then you got Caleb Williams coming
27:11 into town, who was probably going to... I'm going to ask, what was Dan Campbell's record against the Bears? Because sometimes people just say stuff like that, Ocho, you know what I'm saying? Now, watch he probably got like a five in one record against Justin Fields.
27:29 That was his third year, right? Yeah. I think he's headed to his fourth year. He's headed to his fourth year. I thought Justin Fields would have been unbelievable
27:46 in Atlanta. And I still don't understand Atlanta. Atlanta didn't want a 26-year-old Lamar Jackson for $260 million, but you give $200 plus million to a guy coming off an Achilles injury that's 10 years older.
28:05 Right. You know, it's funny. I think Kirk Cousins might be 24, maybe 34. Yeah. When we were talking about Lamar and people not wanting him and all that stuff, I think that was all smoke and mirrors. Honestly, I think it was all smoke and mirrors until they got the job done behind closed doors with Baltimore because when you think about Baltimore the first thing you think
28:29 about is Lamar Jackson Lamar Jackson is Baltimore Lamar Jackson is the offense so there was no way they were starting over and letting him walk all you gotta do is put those two first rounders on the table and make them make a choice
28:44 now cause see nobody put those two first-rounders on the table and make them make a choice. See, now, because nobody put those two first-rounders on the table, Baltimore gets to sit in the catbird seat because maybe they felt like, man, ain't nobody going to pay Lamar. Ain't nobody going to give up two first-rounders, which is this year and next year, and pay him what he's going to want to get paid. For a free agent, Ocho, I like to get my free agents. I ain't got to give up no draft capital.
29:08 I just got to give up capital, but not draft capital. So now I got to give up draft capital and I got to compensate it. Now, it would have been well worth it because I don't care what they do. Cousins is not a better quarterback than Lamar Jackson
29:24 at any price. Because I don't care what they do. Cousins is not a better quarterback than Lamar Jackson. At any price. I think he's good. But he ain't Lamar? Nuh-uh. So somebody say Campbell is 3-3 against Justin Fields. See, like, some of this stuff doesn't make sense to me. Like, Tennessee, you wouldn't pay A.J. Brown,
29:48 who's probably, if I'm not mistaken, I think he's younger than Calvin Ridley. You wouldn't pay him, but you pay Calvin Ridley, who's older? Make it make sense, Ochoa. I think there might have been some personal issues going on inside that we just didn't know about, where he asked to be let go. Nah, i think he said he thought you know he wanted this and
30:09 but okay you know maybe they say well we didn't have to give up anything we got calvin ridley we just had to pay him so i'm glad calvin really was able to land on his feet he went to jacksonville uh got traded to jacksonville from at Atlanta. Had the one year in Atlanta. I think he'll be even better this year after being away from the game. Because he was really away from the game for two years. Because remember Ocho, he missed his high and took away the entire season to deal with some mental issues. And then he went to Jacksonville.
30:40 No, he got suspended. He got suspended in Atlanta and got traded. But I think he missed like two years or at least a year and a half. Well, I think the season was already in. I'm not sure how early in the season he got suspended with the betting stuff. Yeah, but he missed the whole season with that. Yeah, he did. But he came back and hit the ground running like he missed a beat.
31:02 So, I mean, coming back this year,'s gonna be even better oh joe this might be one of the most disgusting things i've ever heard uh-oh 7-eleven is reportedly releasing a hot dog flavored water hey i wonder if anybody in the chat actually knows what hot dog flavored water tastes like. Now, I know what it looks like. I know what it smells like. But I've never tasted the hot dog water after eating the glizzy. Never, ever. Oh, Joe.
31:40 Growing up, I just... Who's coming up with these creative concoctions is what i want to know who drinks the hot dog water in the first place i'm thinking now you know they pay a lot of they pay a lot of money for r&d research and development writing in there say you know what guys i got an idea there's a market that's untapped. It is untapped. We can be the first into it. We can be the first into it.
32:10 What is it? What is it? What is it, Stan? Hot dog flavored water. Oh, boy, that's a good one. Oh, I don't know. And I think it was only, it's the shock value of it in itself
32:26 is probably going to sell because of the shock value of it being hot dog flavored water. You know how many people are going to try to create content just to taste hot dog flavored water? No. For content purposes?
32:40 No. No. What about bologna flavored ice cream? Exactly. You see what you just did? You see what you just did? Yeah. You see what you just did?
32:54 Not even knowing it. I'm with you. I'm with you. I'm with you. Come on, Ocho. Something needs to be left in its original form. Yeah. Yeah. But again, stuff like this,
33:09 when it comes to R&D, things that are untapped, you know how we are as a society. I got to be first to do this because there's something new. Oh, I got to create content. Let me put this on TikTok. Don't somebody got a a hoo-ha
33:30 perfume a perfume that smell like the hoo-ha like personally theirs how would you get the hoo-ha in a bottle and be able to sell it the same way you get you get the hoo-ha in a bottle and be able to sell it the same way you get a hot dog flavored water
33:48 yeah but that ain't I don't know I need that's not authentic somebody was selling somebody somebody was smelling body I don't know was it Erica Badu I know somebody famous was selling something maybe it was a candle I know somebody famous was selling something.
34:06 Maybe it was a candle. Ash, look that up. I know I ain't losing my mind. Somebody was selling a scented candle that smelled like their body odor. There's something. Really?
34:22 Damn, I ain't heard about that one. Ocho, actually, people have been balling their farts and selling them. Holy f***. I mean, you busting it. You dropping bombs around everybody. Why not?
34:38 Nah, I don't want that. Selling their bathwater. Man, people freaky. Man, people freaky. Man, people freaky. I didn't realize how freaky people was, but people weird. Is it really freaky? Because we
34:56 are humans. Selling dirty underwear. Dirty? They say they want them. People be buying period panties for real don't nobody want to know skid mark draws don't they don't don't you try to get into the market let them women out and i mean
35:19 no i use baby wipes i ain't got them. What celeb was selling their body odor as a candle or something? Maybe it was Gwyneth Paltrow. Maybe it was somebody. Gwyneth Paltrow? Huh? What were they selling?
35:44 Somebody said it was Ery badu when the path roll was a cynic somebody was selling candles with body odor with their body scent or something somebody said it was erica badu when the path roll sold a vagina candle oh a vagina can smell like a it smelled like a hoo-ha, right? Well, that don't make no sense because why would a hoo-ha actually have a scent? It smell good or bad. It smell something. You know what I'm saying, Ocho?
36:17 I tell people all the time, hoo-ha like the fair. It get bigger and better every year. That's what I'm looking for, Ocho. That's all I've been trying to say. I'm just saying. It's the fair. It get bigger and better every year. That's what I'm looking for, Ocho. That's all I've been trying to say. I'm just saying it's the fair. It get bigger and better every year. Hey, somebody in the chat, see if they can
36:39 get me that candle, man, so I can see what it smell like. Erica Badu sold incense that said, Bad, so I can see what it smell like. Erykah Badu sold incense that said, Badu, hoo-ha. And I said, hoo-ha. And so, when that thing burn, that thing all get out of hand. Yeah, I like that.
36:57 I don't like incense. That's weird, but that's dope. That's a good idea, especially for her. That fits her whole spiel. I mean, yeah, but who would've come in the house and
37:11 I ain't made this man smell like You know what? It's hard to talk about it unless you actually smell it or try it. I ain't really tried to walk in no house and it smell like hoo-ha. Well, it depends on how the hoo-ha and it smell like hoo-ha Well, it depends on how It's who hot now long. I look I said, you know, she's been working out like she's been doing three hours on the bike
37:34 Right It smell like bunions, you know what I'm saying? Oh Joe. Yeah, I know what you mean, but I'm sure it's... Yeah, I know what you mean. Yeah, baby. Listen, if you're selling it, I'm sure it's a delightful smell. How about that? When a path girl sold a vagina candle, yes, it smelled like a hoo-ha. I'm not saying it smelled like her hoo-ha, but that's what the scent was supposed to be. Well, if her name is on it, then it would have to be comparable. She said, this smells
38:10 like my vagina. Okay. Okay. Chat, I need you to do me a favor. Yeah, somebody send me one. I just want one. Now you die now, not real. Gonna say, you know,
38:25 now you're gonna have to wear glasses on nightcap for real. Now, I mean, I'm just curious because I've never come into these type of products before. No. I've never seen these type of products. So I think it's just interesting. I ain't gonna lie to you. I'm not curious.
38:42 Just for research purposes. I ain't trying to research it. All right, I got you. I got you. Something, you know. I got you. Ocho, everything, you know, everything shouldn't be brought to the market.
38:54 Right, but if... Well, hell, we got hot dog water. Again, that shouldn't be brought to the market. It's probably going to sell well, too. You think so? Simply because of what it is. All right, Ocho, you got to keep talking. to the market. It's probably going to sell well too. You think so? Simply because of what it is. All right, Ocho, you got to keep talking.
39:07 Hold the chat. All right, chat. I'm not sure what you guys want to talk about. I'm leaving town tomorrow. I'm flying into Houston. If anybody is in the chat from Houston, if you'd like to tweet me
39:22 some places I can go eat can go eat. Um, that would be, that would be nice. Um, anybody in the chat that is from Houston that would like to hang out and, you know, have dinner with me tomorrow, my treat. Uh, we, we can all go or have a good time. We could talk about the show. We could discuss life, anything else going on. I'd be more than happy. I could be a therapist. I could be a counselor at the time.
39:54 And I think that'd be pretty cool to meet some of you that are in Houston that are in the chat. And that's pretty much it. I'm going to sneak up on my daughter. I know she's not watching. I know she's asleep because she has class tomorrow. She goes to Prairie View A&M.
40:08 Okay. That's pretty much it. Before we get to that next segment, yesterday at an event at one of the liquor stores that I was making an appearance at doing some bottle signing, I saw a dude, Ocho, whenever he was in training camp,
40:24 I think it was about 11. We used to go to a training camp up in Greeley. Ocho, his mom would drop him off at like 8.30. He would watch the practice.
40:40 And I went over there one day, I was signing cards. And every day, Ocho, he have a card. I told him, I said, I ain't signing another card until you bring me a card. So for every card that I sign for you, you've got to bring me a card. So every card that I got, and I don't have them all, obviously. But he brought them to me. But I saw him yesterday. But his mom used to drop him off at training camp.
41:04 He watched practice. I let him come in the locker room. I bring him in, but his mom used to drop him off at training camp. He'd watch practice. I'd let him come in the locker room. I'd bring him in the locker room, bring him into the meeting rooms. We'd go eat. He'd walk me to the cafeteria. He would go do what he do, probably go get something to eat. We'd come back out
41:18 to go back to practice. He's out there. He's out there. I'd bring him back into the locker room. We had the cold tub. He's just standing. I bring him back into the locker room. He be watching. We had the cold tub. He's just standing around. We go in the weight room.
41:30 I'm working out. He's standing there. He's still there now. We go eat. We got like probably an hour, hour and a half. Then we go to meetings. He walks me to the meeting room, talking. 9.30, we come out of meetings he's still there he's still there
41:47 he like 1112 he did this he did this from like 93 I mean obviously he you know he grew I mean he grown now he got kids of his own and he had his son there and he was telling him and uh he was just he was just
42:04 like the coolest kid man he was just like it was just you know and i know his friends was jealous because you know he was like he told the story they didn't believe him he's like hey he's like shannon tell him tell him me you me and you cool i said yeah that's my boy come on yeah it was it was great to see him uh man yeah man also now it's time for your favorite Favorite And it's called Spello Cinco Ocho
42:38 The first word Is very easy This is probably going to be the easiest word that you have to spell. When someone has difficulty breathing or they can have exercise-induced asthma,
42:56 your word is asthma. Well, asthma is easy. A-S-T-H-M-A. A-S-T-H-M-A. well asthma is easy as asthma asthma asthma ultra there you go now we can see you typing because i can see it in the back yes yes ultra i'm looking i'm looking at you i can see it you're looking at my you're looking at my computer system through my glasses you type in in the word, Ocho. I can see it in your glasses. Yes. Can you see?
43:28 Yes, we can. That's not my... Hold on, let me turn my computer around because you're going to tell me what I'm doing. Hold on. Hold on. It's my PC setup. You can see it through my glasses right now.
43:39 Look. I saw you type it. Look through my glasses. Ocho, okay. Okay, we good. Look through my glasses, Ocho. We see you typing On your phone You typing on your phone
43:49 Ocho Oh now you blaming My phone I can see it In your glasses The chat can see it You are You are looking
43:56 At my PC I'll tell you what the chat said Now they lying Chat Well how How the chat gonna tell me I'm looking on my phone I'm looking right
44:04 At the damn computer Okay Oh you gonna Hold on You gonna listen to the chat going to tell me I'm looking on my phone? I'm looking right at the damn computer. Oh, you going to, hold on. You going to listen to the chat instead of me? Yeah. Chat, what you think, chat? Well, one, you know what's funny?
44:21 My phone ain't even in here and I'm sitting here arguing about my damn phone. Yeah, it is. But okay, here it is. Here it is right here. And I'm sitting here arguing about my damn phone. Yeah, it is. But here it is. Here it is right here. The next word is some of the. The Roland Coliseum. The pyramids of Egypt. The Hanging Gardens of Babylon.
44:39 The Temple of Artemis. Yes. Great architect. Architecture. Architect. Architect Architecture Architect Architecture Architect Why you can't just say architect Architecture
44:52 Architecture A-R-C H A-R-C-H-I-T-E-C-T-U-R-E. Architecture. I look down. I'm laughing at the chat. Why?
45:22 Because they said the same thing I said. But I think you spelled it right. I didn't quite seeing. But I think you spelled it right. I didn't quite hear it, but... I know I spelled it right. And you can't see... And I purposely stared in the camera so nobody can see nothing. There we go.
45:35 Now we can see your eyes. No, no, no, no. We want to see your eyes. No, we want to see your eyes. Your eyes. Just for this last word. The last word. The lights are too bright. Just for this last word. The last word. The lights are too bright.
45:46 The lights are too bright. The last word is conscientious. Conscientious. C-O-N-S-I. I mean, wait, wait. C-O-N-S-C-I-O. Oh, shit. It got me.
46:07 Figured it would. Hold on. Conscientious. Conscious. Wait, hold on, hold on, hold on. C-O-N. S-C-I. O-U N-E-S-S
46:31 C-O-N S-C-I E-N T-I-O-U-S Yeah, I won't get that. The goddamn T silent. How about this here? How about this here? Ramsey's.
46:51 Ramsey's? Was a Pharaoh. Oh, spell Pharaoh. Yes. Let my people go Hey, you know what? Pharaoh is a tricky word too. Now that I think about it.
47:17 I'm just, I'm going to wing this one. Pharaoh. P-H-A-R-O-A-H. Nope. How bad was I off? P-H-A R-O-A-H Nope How bad was I off? You put the A and the O in the wrong spot P-H-A-R A-O-H
47:35 Well, I mean Man, can I get some credit at least? I just flipped two letters You spelled it wrong How about this here this was easy stop saying it easy
47:53 it should be easy for a spelling bee champ for the cats I was a spelling bee champ back in 1987 how about this here silhouette silhouette Listen, I was a Spelling Bee champ back in 1987. Okay, how about this here? Silhouette. S-I-L-O-H-O-U-E-T-T-E.
48:21 Yep. So you were three for two. You got three. Hold on. Give me give me one more. Give me a bonus one. Give me a bonus one. Give me a bonus one.
48:35 Give me a bonus one. She wants to go 500. Give me a bonus one. I got y'all. I got y'all right here. I got y'all. I got y'all right here. I got y'all chat. Troubadour. What?
48:54 Troubadour. Troubadour. True. Troubadour. T-U-T-I'm going to just spell it how it sounds. I know there's probably some silent letter in there somewhere. Troubadour. T-R-U spell it how it sounds. I know there's probably some silent letter in it somewhere. Troubadour. T-R-U-B-I-D-O-R. Close.
49:12 Damn. No, you weren't. T-R-O-U-B-A-D-O-U-R. Now, you, come on. You knew I wasn't. All right. Come on, man. Come on, man. Come on, man.
49:28 Okay, here's this. You knew I wasn't going to get that. How about this here? I knew the silent word was going to trip me up. How about this here? Okay. Ocho is, he's, you're this for being cheap. Ocho is synonymous for being cheap. Ocho is synonymous for being cheap.
49:47 Synonymous? Synonymous. S-Y-N S-Y-N-O S-Y-N-O We don't let you put your glasses back on so you can kind of glance. Oh, no, no, no, no, no. Nine. S-Y-S.
50:12 It's anonymous. It's a non. It's a non. S-Y-N-O-N. A-M-O-U-S. No. Y. S-Y-N-O-N-Y-M-O-U-S. No. Y. S-Y-N.
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52:37 Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. In the fall of 1986, Ronald Reagan found himself at the center of a massive scandal that looked like it might bring down his presidency. Did you make a mistake in sending arms to Tehran, sir? No. It became known as the Iran-Contra affair. And I'm not taking any more questions in just a second. I'm going to ask... I'm Leon Nafok, co-creator of Slow Burn. In my podcast, Fiasco, Iran-Contra, you'll hear all the unbelievable details of a scandal that captivated the nation nearly 40 years ago,
53:24 but which few of us still remember today. The things that happened were so bizarre and insane, I can't begin to tell you. Please do. To hear the whole story, listen to Fiasco, Iran Contra on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. All right, Ocho. We're not going to count the bonus questions. You were three for two.
53:59 You got three right, missed two. Now is your time to ask me these hard-ass questions yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah hey i hope i hope you ain't had no you ain't had no preparation or nothing so i really i wasn't that bad tonight no you weren't that bad tonight don't you yeah and i hope i hope the chat ain't laughing because y'all ain't know them damn words here okay here we go here. Okay, here we go. Here we go, Chad. Here we go. Chad, we're going to get
54:28 on tonight, baby. We're going 0 for 5. 0 for 5. Question number one. Only one quarterback in NFL history has started their career with three straight
54:39 4,000-yard seasons. Name that quarterback. If you need a hint, let me know. If you struggle, I'll give you a hint. Only one quarterback in NFL history has started their career with three straight 4,000-yard seasons. If you struggle with this,
54:57 I'm going to give you a hint. I'm going to say... I see you playing the drums in the air. Look, I want to say this, but I think he came up short one year. Oh, man. I'm going... Hey, Chad, he doing it again.
55:18 Justin Herbert. Oh, shit! No! You be kidding me with that shit! You do that every time. I got it! I got it that I got it I got it he wanted me to say Patrick Mahomes so bad you wanted me to say Mahomes so bad
55:34 man listen you do that every time acting like you don't know and just all of a sudden just you just be knowing the answer every time the reason why I went with Justin Herbert and not Patrick Mahomes, if you remember,
55:48 there was a stretch that Patrick Mahomes hurt his knee and he missed like three games. So that's why I was like, Herbert. Nah, I ain't buying that because Patrick Mahomes could throw for 4,000 on one leg, but all right. Question number two. After we were cheated, I ain't buying that because Patrick Mahomes could throw for 4,000 on one leg, but all right.
56:06 Question number two. After we were cheated, chat, on the first one. Which HBCU has had the most players selected in the NFL draft? Savannah State. No. It's one of these two schools both of them is Louisiana I'm gonna go
56:34 Grambling fuck man you got that correct that is correct Grambling State has 133 players into the draft and the HBCU that is second is Tennessee State with
56:49 122 players. Really? I thought it would have been Southern. Yep. Tennessee State. Okay. Okay. You two for 2-0 right now. Last season Miles Garrett set an NFL record for most sacks before their 28th birthday with 82. Their previous record was 80, held by which Hall of Famer who is currently top five all-time in sacks?
57:19 Oh, my goodness. Yep, their previous record was 80 it's either one or two guys by a hall of famer who is currently top five all time in sex reggie white hey man like your question is so easy Hey man Like your question is so easy And my spelling question Be so hard You the spelling bee champ
57:55 I am Alright here we go Shit Number four Who are the Giants all time leading receiver in yards oh my goodness i have no idea i'm just gonna go out on a limb i'm gonna say amani tumor oh i see hey see you done you done got briefed you done got briefed. You done got
58:25 briefed on these questions, man, because there ain't no way in hell. I just, first of all, I just got to my room. Why you think we had to start late? I just got back to my hotel room at 745. I had to shower, tried to grab a bite to eat.
58:43 Nah, I ain't buying. That's what I'm looking for. Alright, here we go. Guess the player. I'm top 20 in rushing yards. I played on two teams. I played
58:58 at the University of Washington. If you need a hint, he once held the record for most rushing yards in a game with 278 oh Corey Dillon hell nah man that is correct
59:16 Corey Dillon who has he broke actually he broke Walter Payton's record Walter Payton had the record of 275 I think he did that like on either Christmas or Thanksgiving Day Actually, he broke Walter Payton's record. Walter Payton had the record of 275. I think he did that on either Christmas or Thanksgiving Day. That is correct. He went five from five tonight. Corey Dillon has 11,241 rushing yards.
59:38 Yeah, we got him. Yeah, I'm up. Ocho, you do realize that somebody would feed me the answer you could hear them also right nah nah nah they probably got like a little
59:50 probably a little race board back there they just they just hold it up back there and get answer something ain't right I went
59:58 I went perfect five for oh I'm the perfect to go five for five I feel good I feel vindicated it's cool it's. It's cool. It's cool.
01:00:06 It's cool. Hey, Chase. Chat, and the people in the chat, I know y'all know something's up now, chat. Who, yours? Check this out. Ocho, it's time for our last segment of the night.
01:00:18 I stayed on here a lot longer because I got a car picking me up at 415. Q andA. All right. Stephanie Warfield said, hey, Shannon Nocho, we already had no sugar on grist debate. How about cornbread, sweet, unsweetened, or a little touch of sugar homemade or from the box all right listen hot water cornbread it has a little sugar in it regardless you have to make it you have to you can yeah you can't have no you can't have no cornbread without sugar being in there at some point you got to make it like that i mean i like my cornbread with like
01:01:02 actual pieces of corn in it you know know what I'm saying, Ocho? Yeah, I know what you're talking about. And I love some blueberry cornbread. That's good like that. I prefer no corn in there, but I will eat it, but I prefer without it. What about blueberry cornbread? No, sir. No, sir.
01:01:21 I mean, I've never tried it. I'm just being honest. I never tried it. So most of the soul food places I go here in miami or in in vegas and just regular cornbread that that cornbread in vegas oh my goodness at soul food cafe on rainbow boulevard if anybody lives in vegas that's in the chat jesus christ so good Stephanie Warfield also said we have imposters in the chat posing as Lainey and Faith has anyone
01:01:50 ever tried to pose as you have you ever worn a disguise to hide from the public no I don't use my name normally when I'm checking in a hotel I've never had a disguise don't nobody know me no normally when I'm checking into the hotel.
01:02:06 I've never had to disguise. Don't nobody know me. No way. When I'm in public. No. Lainey Ray. Um, what's your guilty pleasure song or band that you don't want anyone else to know?
01:02:17 You listen to my two are Huey Lewis in the news and Rick Ansley. I wouldn't say it's, I wouldn't, wouldn't want people to know I listen to them, but I like Hooverstank. Who? Hooverstank. Okay, I heard of them, but... Hooverstank, Maroon 5.
01:02:37 Those are some two bands. I love their music. Hooverstank and Maroon 5. I probably throw Kid Rock in there too a little bit of Kid Rock Only God you might know the song
01:02:51 Chad if you know the song from Kid Rock Only God Knows Why one of my favorites regardless of how you may feel about him personally that
01:03:01 that Only God Knows Why man is is one of my favorites. I don't... Oh, man. Guilty pleasure that I listen to. Oh, man.
01:03:17 I don't really... My... When I get into my car, it's on the groove. Serious sound like really, it's on the groove. Serious. And they never leave back. So, man,
01:03:30 I used to love me some Tracy Chapman. What you know about Tracy Chapman, man? Uh, I used to love the Rhythmics. Uh, Peter Gabriel, Peter,
01:03:43 okay, Peter Gabriel. Sledgehammer. Peter Gabriel Peter Okay Peter Gabriel Sledgehammer Peter Gabriel Used to be the lead singer of What's that Phil Collins Genesis Okay okay okay okay
01:03:58 That's a good one Kick the habit Kick the habit Should my Anyway That's a good one. Kick the habit, kick the habit. Should my... Anyway. Nehemiah Jung-Fol. This is a three-part Hello, Uncle Nocho.
01:04:16 On March 14th, my wife and I watched the show. She laughed so hard at your jokes that her water broke. Yes, yes! Thanks to Nightcap, our son was born on the 15th. It's the
01:04:27 story for a lifetime. I plan on telling him with Nycap baby both literally and figuratively. Please give baby Caleb a shout out. Caleb, that's what I'm talking about. That's what I'm talking about. First of all, I want to thank you and your wife for watching the show. I greatly, greatly appreciate that. That's
01:04:43 unbelievable. That is a great story to tell. Baby Caleb, ah, man, thank you, bro. You came in listening to Nightcap. Now, hopefully by the time you're old enough to listen to us, we'll still be going
01:04:58 or we'll be able to turn it over to our kids or turn it over to somebody that can take Nightcap and keep it going. But additionally, could you give his brother Elijah a shout out for becoming a big brother? Eli. Elijah, congratulations on being big, bro. Congratulations.
01:05:15 Your job is to make sure Caleb does all the right things and do not get in the trouble that you got into. Nehemiah, thank you guys for sharing that story. And congratulations on the birth that you got into. Nehemiah, thank you guys for sharing that story and congratulations on the birth of the second child. What's up guys? My birthday is tomorrow. I would love to get you to wish me a happy birthday. I'm turning 25
01:05:35 getting into serious adulthood. Any advice for me? Happy birthday, bro. Happy birthday, bro. Happy birthday, bro. Any advice, Ocho? You got any advice? Man, listen, live your life, man.
01:05:51 Live your life. I mean, the advice I can give you is going to go in one ear and out the other. Obviously, once you leave here and you're off nightcap, you're going to do some of the things that you're going to want to do anyway. I don't have life advice for you.
01:06:01 You know right from wrong already. Enjoy your life and live it. That's it. That's it. I'm not going to give you no speech on all this extracurricular bullshit, political shit to goddamn do. Enjoy your life. Do the things you like to do.
01:06:16 That's it. Just be a good person, bro. Be a good person. Robert Salinas. Hey, Uncle Ocho, could you give my son Robzo a birthday shout out? He turns 21 today. He's a junior at Texas A&M
01:06:33 Corporate Christie. We're both huge fans of the show. My wife ordered me some shea. Ready for it. Ready for it. Ocho, your cigars are next. Stay with me now. Robzo, happy birthday to bro. Congratulations on being Ready for it. Ocho, your cigars are next. Stay with me now. Rob Zo. Happy birthday, bro. Congratulations on being 21.
01:06:53 Happy birthday, Rob. Oh, you just turned 21? You just turned 21. What? Yeah, you know what that mean, boy. Come on down to Miami, boy. Take it to Tussies, boy. No, you ain't going nowhere with you.
01:07:04 But happy birthday, Robert. Thank you for the support of purchasing a bottle of Shea. And make sure you grab those sticks from Ocho. Nikki Grant said, seeing how hard you work makes me super proud to be Team Shea Shea. That's why I don't play about you. I'll win me in a heartbeat. Just say the word. Nikki, thank you for your support. I greatly, greatly appreciate that.
01:07:26 I don't really consider what I do work. They say if you love what you do, you'll never have to work a day in your life. This is what I ask for. God is just giving me what I'm asking for. And I'm showing him how much I appreciate and thank him and appreciating the blessing by going out and doing what he's given
01:07:46 me the ability to do. But thank you, Nikki, for all the support that you've given me and Ocho. Caden asks, what's up, Uncle Ocho? Sorry, he'll get a little off topic, but if you had to pick one teammate to go into a bar fight, who would it be?
01:08:03 Bar fight? Man, that's a good one. Where the bar at? I'm picking Pac-Man. I'm picking Pac-Man. Yeah, me and Pac-Man. Me and Pac-Man gonna walk through that thing, boy. We gonna mollywop
01:08:23 everybody, boy. I like that. Yeah, me and Pac-Man. Me and Pac-Man gonna walk through that thing, boy. We gonna molly-wop everybody, boy. I like that. Yeah, me and Pac. I'm going with Burns. I mean, I got a couple of homeboys, Bucket. I got a couple of homeboys I can trust, Foots. But I'm a ride with Burns. I need to know where the bar is, though.
01:08:43 Burns. Where the bar? Burns. where the bar Burns what Burns at Tennessee State coaching with Eddie okay T say y'all ever experienced racism playing against the Patriots I haven't hey shoot I can't
01:09:03 I can't I haven't. Did you go out when you was in New England? Did you go out in the city? Nah. Well, you know how far that drive is? Oh, where'd you stay at? Right in, oh, god damn, I can't remember the name of this place, man.
01:09:20 Oh, about seven minutes from the stadium. Was it Fulham? Farmington? Farmington. Did you stay in Farmington? Farmington. Did you stay in Farmington? No. That's not the name. I know the name when I hear it,
01:09:30 but it was close. Very close. I didn't even go down to Boston. That's a long drive. William Watson says, what's your favorite pregame meal after a big loss? Are you still shaking the covers?
01:09:46 Yeah, I'm going to win something tonight. You know what I'm saying? I might have lost earlier today, but I'm going to win tonight. What's my favorite pregame meal? I ate the same thing. I ate French toast with bananas cut, no syrup, egg whites, oatmeal, glass of orange juice, and two glasses of water.
01:10:10 Listen, my pregame meal is documented on YouTube, McDonald's, hotcakes with sausage, sausage egg with muffin. How you got that on the road?
01:10:25 McDonald's. McDonald's is everywhere we travel to. No, you had somebody get it. I mean... No, in the morning, you know you can leave your hotel, right? And I'm just going to get my breakfast and prepare myself and get ready for my game. Wasn't a problem. And back then,
01:10:41 oh my God, back then when I was playing, that's when mcdonald's had the cinnamon rolls oh yeah remember i know i know you remember i'm sure chad i remember y'all remember them cinnamon rolls i'm not talking about the cinnamon melt not the cinnamon i'm talking about the red the real cinnamon rolls oh my goodness nelly bean said hello shannon my mom care of miss seeing you in colorado today but said she still remembers of you dancing with you in the 90s and that you were a gentleman and that she hopes to
01:11:09 meet you again. We're going to bypass that. Neil West said, what's up Okonocho? Hey, will you be in Florida for your bottle signing? Yeah, will you be in? Absolutely. Once we get activated in Florida
01:11:27 we're trying to activate Texas Florida, Louisiana Virginia, New York California what's the other state? if you activating in Florida I'm coming too I'll be your security.
01:11:47 Gabriel Morales said a friend of mine falling for another girl. She's married and falling for my friend. And he's a he's in a four year relationship. How should he handle the situation? He needs advice from the love doctors. Hold on. Let me have a friend of mine is falling for another girl. She's married and falling for my friend and he's in a four-year relationship.
01:12:19 Well, that sounds like a lifetime. Yeah. A friend of mine is falling for another girl. And the girl happens to be married. She's married. She's married and falling for my friend. And he's in a four year relationship. So are we talking about,
01:12:40 is this three people here? Because he says he has a friend that's falling for another girl the chick that he's falling for is married and he already got a girlfriend of four years my friend he's in a four-year relationship oh oh i get it now he's falling for a chick that's married and he's already in a relationship. Hmm. So that means... How do you get that? Hold on.
01:13:11 First of all, and to get to the point where you can fall for somebody because you can't fall for somebody unless, you know what I'm saying, Ocho? They had to trip your ass. Yeah. Yeah.
01:13:22 Or you begin tripped at home. It's easy to fall when you're getting tripped at home it's easy to fall when you're getting tripped at home so how should he have the situation man listen here man if he falling
01:13:35 the situation sounds like she's married Ocho and he's in a four year relationship see TJ Holmes was married too. Both of them was married. Amy Robach was married too. Well, it's the same situation. Yeah.
01:13:52 Basically. Both of them were married. Yes. Well, this is, this is just damn, damn near the same scenario. So they should just be together and forget their spouses
01:14:03 because you know, it's been reported that the spouses, TJ Holmes and Amy Robach's spouses are linked together now. Right. I don't want that. I don't do that. No. This is out of my area of expertise.
01:14:20 Yeah, bro. I just... It's out of my area of expertise. The way I look at it, Ocho. That's too much confusion. As a matter of fact, what he should do, what they should do, is be together. Always be with the second one.
01:14:38 Because if you love the first one, there wouldn't be a second one. I'm going to move on. I'm going to move on, Ocho. No, no, Ocho. I'm moving on, Ocho. I'm moving on. I'm moving on. That was a good one. I'm going to move on. I'm going to move on, Ocho. No, no, Ocho, no. Ocho, I'm moving on, Ocho. I'm moving on. I'm moving on. That was a good one. Stephen Shabir said, Hey, Uncle Ocho, asking for prayer from everyone. My father is fighting for his life in the hospital.
01:14:54 Stephen, thank you for watching us. We will send a prayer out to your father. Wish you and your family all the best. Stay prayed up and all the best come to you, bro. I'm sorry for what you're fighting through, but keep on fighting, bro. And hopefully all your prayers,
01:15:10 all our prayers will be answered. Prayers, prayers. Travelle Summers, Ocho, one of the realest, but you got to make these folks sponsor you before you shout them out on the pod. Wait, who sponsor?
01:15:25 Oh, I'm showing love to any and everybody. Now, I ain't... It's enough coming in. I ain't got... No, I'm good. I'm good. I'm good. When the time is right... Go ahead. Now, I say when the time is right, those opportunities will present themselves for the people that I shout
01:15:41 out or people that have been around for years and years and years and years. Quentin Scott said, it's great to meet you tonight. It was great to meet you tonight. I'm the guy who missed you by 10 minutes yesterday, but still bought three bottles.
01:15:55 Question, are the aspects of your childhood that humble you that you had to heal in your adulthood? Yeah, I think we're all shaped. By our past. Some things are easier to overcome than others. I read somewhere when people say that when you date someone
01:16:27 you're not dating that person you're dating their past you're dating their childhood and if they have issues in their childhood that goes unresolved that comes with them into adulthood and that's what you're up against
01:16:43 oh that's a you're up against. Ooh, that's a good one there, bro. Don't you tell real, don't you tell real that. Yeah, I'm going to use that in the next argument, boy. I'm going to use that in the next argument. DeMarcus Stevenson said, Uncle Ocho, love the show. Been down with y'all since y'all were playing days. Please give my wife a birthday shout out.
01:17:06 Tiffany Blaylock Stevenson from her husband, DeMarcus Stevenson. Tiffany Blaylock. He want all your names in it. So he want to make sure you know he talking about you. Happy birthday, TB. I'm going to just call you TB. Happy birthday. Happy birthday.
01:17:20 Your husband, DeMarcus, loves you very, very much. And he wanted us to give you a birthday shout-out to the very special lady in his life, and here it is. Tiffany, happy birthday from Uncle Joe at Nightcap. All right, guys. Thank you for joining us for another episode of Nightcap.
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01:18:32 Man, boy, you see that on show? I need, I need, hey, that shirt wrong now. That shirt wrong. All jokes aside, that's wrong. I'm not, whoever made that, I'll let your boy now. Yeah.
01:18:45 I think you're the only, I'm always getting, I get, I get left out of the plaques. I get left out of t-shirts. You got a big old shipment coming. Oh, Joe. You got a big ship with t-shirts, plaques, shoes, everything. Shoot. Oh, I got shoes too. Oh, I got shoes.
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