Nightcap - Nightcap - Hour 2: DJ Burns NFL potential, Dating Red Flags, Ocho's spelling struggles continue

Episode Date: April 2, 2024

Shannon Sharpe and Chad "Ochocinco" Johnson discuss if DJ Burns could have a shot transitioning to the NFL, what red flags are deal breakers in dating, and Ocho tries to spell some more words. 1:40 DJ Burns receiving NFL interest9:10 Shadeur Sanders show off new Cyberbeast truck22:00 Which red flags are tough to ignore?35:00 Spell-O-Cinco42:00 Dunk on Unc53:00 Q and Ayyyyy1:00:00 Much More Nightcap! #Club #VolumeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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To hear the whole story, listen to Fiasco, Iran-Contra on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. nc state dj burns is receiving nfl interest to fight despite he's been awesome for the wolf pack he may he may not be drafted in the nba uh but despite measuring six foot nine, many believe he's a little closer to six, six, seven, but given his, his size and his athleticism, I call big Willie. Willie can teach him to teach him to kick slide.

Oh yeah. Willie, Willie, big Willie, get him right. Yeah. He can make some money. Yeah,

most definitely. And he can make some money. This is one of the things that is confusing to me. Why is it that you don't think he's going to make the NBA? Is, is he helped me out is it that you don't think he's going to make the nba is is he help me out here to get a better understanding because you can help me understand a little better than anybody else in today's game yes sir his game really doesn't translate because he he's undersized and he doesn't shoot the three whoa whoa whoa whoa draymond green is draymond green not undersized as

a defensive player as a great defensive player dray draymond but he but Draymond Green not undersized as a defensive player, as a great defensive player? Draymond, but see, he's going to have to go to the ideal situation. Draymond does. Basically, Draymond runs their offense. They run their offense through Draymond. Although Steph Curry is the point guard, all their split actions, all those flares, all those pin downs that they be running, Draymond's initiated.

Okay. And so I just think the thing is kind of like Antonio Gates. Look at Antonio Gates. Right. Did he do okay in the NFL? Oh, yeah. What about Tony Gonzalez? Oh, yeah.

Jimmy Graham? Oh, shit, yeah. Rayfield Wright was a basketball player in Fort Valley. Moved to tackle. He's in the Hall of Fame for the Cowboys. So this would be a smart decision, but it would be, what do you think?

It'd be a good decision if... Oh, yeah. Yeah. At his size? Yeah. With his athleticism and his long arm that he is on show?

Because you want your tackle to have long arms because you want to be able to keep them guys off because they coming. Mm-hmm. Hey, go down there and see Big Willie for about three or four weeks. He'll be good,

huh? Hey, Willie teach me how to get up. So you think even though it doesn't translate, there's really no chance that he can play at the highest level you think? They don't believe like Zach Eady. Zach Eady is 7'4". He's averaging 30 and 16.

He might be from Purdue. Yes. He ain't gonna make the league? They say he might be a second round draft pick on a free agent. What? So what's the difference? Wait, hold on. What's the difference with him and Wimby? Wimby's 7'4", too. But you see Wimby handle the ball? You see Wimby shoot threes?

You see Wimby put the ball on the floor? Okay, okay, okay. See, Wimby, see see that's the difference between an American big and a European big you see Nikola Jokic you see Wimby now look at Zach Eady

played with his back to the basket if he came in the 90s if he came in the 80s and 90s he would have been a top 10 pick so then nobody has no use for just having that big frame that big body in the post at all well i mean look rudy gobert is found a way but see the thing is is that the bigs and european bigs they're used to moving right because they play so much in space right the american bigs are not used to playing like that. That's why our bigs, we ain't got no bigs.

Right. If you look at all the bigs, look at Joel Embiid. Joel Embiid is from Cameroon. He plays soccer. That's his footwork. Right. He has great footwork at that. Yes.

In the post-mid-range game. Look at Jokic shooting threes. Anthony Davis shooting threes. Right. Brooke Lopez has turned himself. He was a back-to-the-back player, a back-to-the-basket player. He's turned himself into a stretch.

Now he's launching threes. Right, okay. You have to evolve. The game of basketball, the evolution of the game is no longer all you do is play with your back to the basket. It ain't that no more. It's not that anymore.

Right. See, I think, I mean, and with them knowing that, especially in college, they should have been working on that from your freshman year to evolve to make sure what you need translates to the NBA. Coach, I'm trying to win games. I'm going to kick the can. I said this about Tebow.

I said, everybody said, everybody kicked the can down the road. His junior high says, oh, when they get into high school, they'll teach you. And the high school says, I just want to win. And so when he gets to college, they got more people to teach him

than I do. And Urban Meyer says, hey, I'm trying to win. Let him get to the NFL. And so by the time he got there, what? Ah, you get exposed. Everybody just kept kicking the can down the road. Nobody

picked the can up and says, okay, son, this is what we need to do. Okay, I got it. So now, here you are 23, 24 years of age and all you've done is done things this way. That's why it's easy to teach a child that it is easy to teach

a child that it is an older person. Yeah. I like that. I like that i like that i got it saying is that it's easier to teach a child to repair a broken man you know why kids look at the hackers who you say the fb the f the cia and fbi and all these the google's and all these hackers kids give me iPad. Give your three-year-old your phone. And watch him be watching stuff. He done ordered my thousand

ice cream sandwiches. During that short, like, who ordered this? Right. Yes. These kids, man, they be knowing all this stuff. Oh, Joe. Man, first time I get something, I'm locked up. I forget it. I mean, shall it be trying to get

me to go over stuff? I just say, man, forget this. Don't even worry about it. I'm quick to say, forget it. Man, I ain't got no patience on your kids. Yeah. I mean, we're in a tech-driven era

right now. Yeah. Especially for the kids. This is what Peter, because I said this morning, I said this morning on the show about DJ Burns. I said, I sent him to Willie Anderson right now. Willie had him kicking, and he'll be, and in about an hour after I said this, Peter Schrager said, spoke to and takes multiple GMs

about NC State big man DJ Burns as an NFL OT prospect over the last 24 hours. He's listed at 6'9", but probably 6'7", with A-plus footwork. Would get a big turnout and potentially dollars if he participated in Pro Day, which is a week after the Final Four. Hmm.

I say he should do it. Yeah, yeah. He should do it. And he would probably make more money going to the football side as opposed to the basketball side, huh? Yeah. Because basketball ain't got no guaranteed contracts.

Somebody would probably give him a guaranteed contract because even if I just put him on the practice squad, even if I just put him on my practice squad, Ocho, and give him a year. Yeah. Ain't no telling what you... That's what they did to Gates. That's exactly what they did to Antonio Gates.

Look at it now that's that's dope that's dope hell yeah i mean it's dope but i just don't like the fact that his dream i'm assuming probably is obviously i would love opportunity to play in the nba the nba but obviously the game has changed and it's evolved as you said and his game you go to aau you go to AAU? You go to AAU? You go to the AAU tournament? Yeah, yeah. What them kids doing, Ocho?

Man, they pulling up. Shooting threes. They pulling up. Shooting threes. Pulling up. You don't see nobody playing when they back to the basket, Ocho. Everybody, I don't care if you're seven foot tall or if you're 5'2", you let them threes go. Go, yeah.

Because ain't nobody trying to be Jordan no more. Everybody trying to be Steph Curry. So it's Steph. We got to blame Steph. It's Steph's fault. It's the Steph Curry effect. Steph. Chef Steph.

Shadur Sanders shows off the new Cybertruck in Colorado. He's the first guy to, he's the first person to have a cyber truck in colorado should do it sanders is the most valuable player in the most valuable player in college football in terms of nil valuation he's not shy about planning his wealth he showed off the new tesla cyber truck said it was the first cyber beast model delivered in colorado cyber's most expensive version of the Tesla model, coming in at a base price of a little under $105. Yeah. Yeah. I like that.

I like that thing. I like that thing. I wouldn't even know how to crank it up, let alone drive it. Because it looked like he pushing buttons from the start. You know, I was thinking about getting one and somebody had to talk me out of it. You don't need it. Yeah. somebody had to talk me out of it. You don't need it.

Yeah. Somebody had to talk me out of it. I mean, not that I was going to really do it anyway. You know, I have spurts of seeing things that I want. The key word, that I want. But do I really need it? Yeah. And she said one thing, and I'm like, okay, forget it.

I'm good. It just went away fast. It went away fast, but it's ugly, which most people would say. And I like things that are different that not very many people will have. My black ass drive a smart car every day. I've had once in 2004, I'm on my fifth smart car. Why do I love it so much? It's good on gas. I can park anywhere, I get 55 miles at a gallon, and not very many people are going to be driving a damn smart car. And then that Cybertruck, every time I see

somebody, oh, that shit ugly. Where you going with that ugly car? Not very many people are going to want it, let alone drive it, which is why I thought, you know what, maybe this should be my next vehicle. Hey, I might be ugly in this car, but when I go to the bank, I'm gorgeous. I'm ugly in this whip.

I'm a beauty pageant winner when I go up in this. You know what, Ochoa, the way I look at things, like if I really want something, I won't get it immediately. I'll wait a month or two. Right, and see if you still have that same feeling a month or two down the line. If I still have that same passion for it after a month or two, I'll get it immediately. I'll wait a month or two. Right. And see if you still have that same feeling a month or two down the line. If I still have that same passion for it after a month or two, I'll get it.

Because a lot of times we're like, oh man, I got to have this. I got to have this. Right, right. And then you get it. You're an impulsive buyer. Impulsive buyer is the worst at times. Yep.

It's the worst. Yeah, I'm not one of those. So I just like, okay, I want something. Sometimes I wait like, okay, I want something. Sometimes I wait a whole year. A whole year. Dang. Nah, don't do it.

Don't do it. Don't do it. Don't do it. You got to be careful depending on what it is now. You know, if you wait a whole year, then a new model, a new version, whatever it is you want, then came out. Oh, the price go up. Yeah, the price go up. One or the other.

So sometimes you got to be sure. It's tough. Yeah. It's tough. Yeah, and a lot of times, you know what, Ocho? If the price goes up, it's telling me,

okay, Shannon, you weren't supposed to get it. Get it, yeah. I mean, it's okay. Because at this point, at this point, Ocho, I'm like, I got my range roving. It's a 2012. I got it. It's a'm like, I got my Range Rover.

It's a 2012. It's a 2013, but I got it in October 2012. Ocho, I got 35,000 miles on it. That's it? That's it. And you had it that long? I had it that long. So basically, like, when my daughter comes, you know, she's like, Daddy, can I go to the store?

Can I go to the mall? That's what she drives. My sister comes. That's what they drive i was like get a new car for what guy and put what my my bmw four years old i got 6 000 miles on it damn that's it that's it oh sure i told you i got rid of my Bentley. Right. I had that Bentley from 1998 to 2011. I had 5,000 miles on it. You had that old boy. Dropped a 110.

It was a Mulliner. 110 made. Yeah. My Ferrari, I had that car from 93 to 2001. Had 3,000 miles on it. Hold on, boy. You should have kept that now. 93?

90s? That sound like that Magnum P.I. joint now. It was the black one. And the last dance that Michael Jordan got out of, that 512. That's the Magnum P.I. joint.

Why you ain't keep that? You know what, Ocho? It was costing me more to insure it. Oh, okay, okay, okay. And to register it every year. Yeah, and let it sit. Okay.

And I just let it go. I got you, I got you. So that's what I'm saying. But I don't go nowhere. Yeah. I go from point A to point B. And that's it. Because when I worked at Undisputed,

it took me a grand total. It might have taken me five days to get to work and back. It might have took me 20 minutes total round trip. You was close. Everything. You was close. Work, the gym, whole food, Target.

Everything within a four mile radius. Yeah. So you ain't really going nowhere. I ain't going nowhere. I ain't driving. No. Bro, I went to San Diego twice. I flew both times

I fly from Atlanta to Savannah Come on now Man, you could bet I wish I might get something to drive How long, you know Listen, driving is cool It was cool Let me tell you

I've never driven anywhere Until I met a certain someone Listen, driving is cool. It was cool. Let me tell you. I've never driven anywhere until I met a certain someone. I had never driven to Tampa unless I was going to goddamn Busch Gardens. Then all of a sudden, I found myself driving three hours or two hours and 45 minutes every so often.

We changing up. You coming in. I don't know what happened. I think about it. You put on some Sin up. You could see me coming in. I don't know what happened. Now, I think about it. Man, you put on some Sinatra. You play some gospel. But before you know it, your head clear. Roll the window down a little bit.

Smoke your cigar. I mean, you good. That three hours, it just down Allegheny Alley, it turned into nothing. I ain't but a mile and a half from CVS. You know, I got to get that script. Yeah, yeah. Put that in the bag. Put that in the bag. Put that in the bag. Hurry up. Hurry up.

Don't let nobody see it. Yeah. Hey, be careful. Don't let them ask for no price check. Your prescription is ready. Shannon Sharp, your prescription is ready. Will you stop calling my name out loud?

Hell no. That's a good one. Hey, y'all need to deliver this. Yeah. You need to try that, though. You need to try that one time. Try what? The scenic route. Oh, hell. Look, I used to drive. I used to drive. I used to drive me I used to drive, me and my brother.

When Freak Nick, we'd drive. I would drive to South Carolina. Then we'd drive to Atlanta. I would drive from Savannah to Atlanta. Man, I'm done. Man, my hips can't take that. Man, I have rigor mortis sitting down that long. I mean, that's about the same as a flight.

20 minutes. Man, look here. That about the same as a flight. Wait a minute. Man, look here. That's the same as a flight. Ocho. Hold on. Where was we at? Hold on. We were in Hoboken.

And we had to go to some part of New Jersey. Yeah. Man, my hip was on. Man, I got that thing like Fred Sample. Man, my hip. I'm not in pain. Right. But I get stiff. Right, right, right, right thing like for example. Man, I can't. I'm not in pain, but I get stiff. Right, right, right, right, right, right. So, you know. Sitting in one

spot too long. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I mean, I'm constantly, even on the plane, I'm constantly moving around, standing, stretching. And people be looking at me, Mr. Sharper, you okay? Hell, nah, I ain't okay. I was just playing with 400 yards long so I could walk. Man, I'd be on fire, man, by hips.

That's funny. Okay, I got it. Man, my hamstring be like guitar strings, Ocho. Be tight. Man, I'd be stretching. Man, you laughing, Ocho, okay? tired Man I'll be stretched Man you laughing Ocho Okay You keep on living

You keep on Listen I think For the most part I think I'm lucky I'm lucky Because I was able to get out The NFL with no injuries

Now if I'm going to get hurt It would be It would be me doing Some of these damn hobby And crazy things That I'm doing now I mean God Let me knock on wood

You know God willing He going to keep me intact. But like, oh man, I can't imagine not being able to sit down for hours at a time and then have something aching and making me uncomfortable. Man, man, Ocho, man,

when I first had the surgery, they told me like, I had the surgery on my off week. So we got a week off vacation. I had the surgery because they told me like i had the surgery uh on my on my off week so we got a week off vacation i had my surgery they say what i'm mr sharp you probably should take somewhere between 10 days to 14 days off right man i took my man i took my dumb ass back to work within seven days ocho ever heard what y'all People don't even realize the pain that I was in sitting up there for that length of time

after having my hip repaired. I know they gave you medicine though that they helped with the pain. I couldn't. I had an allergic reaction to it. Oh, so you couldn't take no medicine? The only pain medicine they gave me, they didn't give me any pain medicine.

They gave me the anesthesia to put me to sleep. Right. And that was it because I had a bad allergic reaction that I had to get rushed to UCF. There's a lot of things. See, ain't nobody really know that. Right, right, right. Ain't really share. Right.

But I ended up having to get rushed because I had an allergic reaction to some medicine. Right. And so then they couldn't give me any pain medicine. Bro, I had, I mean, I broke out. I'm talking about from here all the way down. It was like fish scales. Yeah. I said, oh, man.

You just gave me chills, man. It's so bad. It's so bad, you know what I'm saying? But, you know, I mean, what was I going to do? I was just like, oh, yeah, I'm going to work. But, boy, and then I had hernia surgery. Yeah. I had hernia surgery. Yeah, ah. I had hernia surgery on like a-

Trying to squat, trying to squat a deadlift, which was- No, no. And then that was worse than my hips because I ended up having hernia surgery and trying to sit up there. And they told me, said, Mr. Sharp, you need to take two weeks off. Right.

You can't, you're not going to be able to sit for an extended period of time. You're not going to have to. So, man, I took my dumb ass up there. I told him, I said, no, I'm'm done I'm done for the rest of the week right I took time off man damn but yeah oh man as a matter of fact I just had her a allergic reaction man recently seafood no I don't fool with that oh I don't fool with no seafood man I stopped up match say uh because I told I was telling her, I'm allergic to seafood.

Right. She was like, well, what happens if I order it? Oh, there she go. She playing with fire. I'm allergic to seafood. Well, what if I eat it and brush my teeth? I said, you know what? You're trying to tell me

something yeah this ain't gonna work that ain't gonna work this ain't gonna work hey you you you had that goddamn seafood you're gonna be looking like hitch remember when hitch broke out yes yes yes that's exactly what happened that's funny that's exactly what happened but i could just i mean i could imagine yeah i mean she was very toned there for you to actually say i'm allergic to seafood and she's still insisting on instantly i start throwing up i'm talking about instantly damn yes i'm talking about hey it ain't gonna take it ain't gonna take long old joe you know you know you your mouth start watering anybody that's ever had your mouth start watering is this this... How did this start? This started when you were younger or did it happen

on the back end? When I first ate some shrimp, I was back in Glenville. And I thought I got some bad shrimp. So I didn't eat anymore. I said, it's just bad. Ain't no sense. And then we had a low country boil in Denver. Crab,

shrimp, lobster. I said, man, you know what? This is it. Bro, I barely made it out of the cafeteria. Damn. Barely. But as soon as it hit my mouth, I got up from the table.

Barely made it out. Man, so you can't even have no gumbo in Louisiana. Nothing. Oh, hell no. Anything. Here's the thing. I'm like mullocks. So like shrimp. Oysters. Oy Louisiana, nothing. Oh, hell no. Anything. Here's the thing. I'm like mullets. So like shrimp, crab, oysters, anything like that.

Now calamari I can eat. That's a crustacean. I can eat that. Okay. Damn. Are you, Uncle, you missing out, boy? I ain't missing out. You're missing out.

But listen, you know about them diamonds, right? Oh, yeah, yeah. You know it works like them diamonds, but it's a little cheaper. Them goddamn oysters. Nah. You see, if I eat that shellfish, they're going to be releasing white doves. I ain't trying to get no doves released. Trying to get no doves released in the church, Ocho.

Because that's exactly what's going to happen. Yeah, I got you. I got you. But nah, I'll stay away from church, Ocho, because that's exactly what's going to happen. Yeah, I got you. I got you. But I'll stay away from it, Ocho. Made for This Mountain is a podcast that exists to empower listeners to rise above their struggles, break free from the chains of trauma, and silence the negative voices that have kept them small. Through raw conversations, real stories, and actionable guidance, you can learn to face the mountain that is in front of you.

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Nightcap Tales prompt. This week's prompt, what red flags don't you mind ignoring? And here are some of the best answers. This is a good one. Andrea Michelle Brooks said, credit, bad, but good sex. God dang. Dang. But good sex will get you past it with a lot of shit.

A lot of shit. Anita underscore Apple Bomb says, every past relationship was someone else's fault. Childish King Lito says, we're not ignoring nothing these days. Alicia Williams says, drinks heavily and often says,

there are BFF with X. You okay with real BFF with an X? Yeah, I don't care. I don't care about that. And one thing about it, listen, Chats, stay with me real quick. One thing, I've always been this way, Unc, and I'm not sure how you feel about it.

And Chat, everyone I've ever dated, it's one thing I've never done. I've never done. When you meet someone new, you remember that comment I made to you a long time ago where I said there's always somebody that will have access from someone's past because you don't know what bond they have built over the years? One thing I never do when I meet someone, I do not make you block anybody. I don't tell you you can't talk to who you want

from your past. I don't want nothing to do with that. You conduct yourself. You already know right from wrong. Now you do something, you cross a line and on a line that you're not supposed to cross, that's on you. Then I know how to move accordingly. So based off what you're doing, how you're moving, then I'm moving accordingly. I'm not saying nothing to you because you're going to do what you want anyway.

You're going to do what you want anyway. That goes for any and everybody. They're going to do what they want anyway. So I never, I don't want you dealing with me and feeling like you're in prison it's ain't prison i'm not the motherfucking warden i don't i don't i don't move like that i don't move like you never have yeah i i don't um i ain't gonna tell you what you should have you grown yeah um i don't ask you ever date anybody this or you date anybody famous or you dated what you did before me.

You did before me. I would see what you been doing before me. I would get some of that. Yeah. I just, I never been like that. There are a lot of people that are controlling in that certain area about dealing with people from your past.

Hey, don't be talking to this. Don't be... Listen, you're going to do what you want to do anyway. Exactly. You know right from wrong. Now, if you mess up

and you get caught up in some bullshit, doing some shit you ain't got no business, I'm not saying nothing to you. I'm just moving accordingly. Yeah. You're not hearing me. I'm not saying nothing to you You ain't gonna say nothing I ain't saying nothing

Oh you move That's how you moving Okay bet Okay bet That's it That's it You got one time One time

You already have the green light And your freedom to do as you please right so if you're moving funny well goddamn we're gonna make it a comedy show hey i'm i'm i'm just telling you go ahead let just let go ahead let it go don't eat don't eat i'm just saying in general no i'm just saying in general i'm speaking you know hypothetically i mean for people out there You know a lot of dudes Like to control situations And you can't do this

You can't do that Don't talk to this person Block him Block that Man listen Fellas they gonna do What they wanna do anyway They gonna do

What they wanna do anyway But you know I got my lick back I got my lick back You got hit That ain't no lick back Oh yeah They love that one They love that one I'm like We broke up I got my lick back. I got my lick back. You got hit. That ain't no lick back. Oh, yeah. Oh, they love that one.

They love that one. I'm like, hey, we broke up. She broke. I'm up. That's where I'm at. That's a good one. That's a good one. I mean, oh, I got my lick back.

I went and did this. Okay. He got the hoo-ha. Now look at you. Yeah yeah and the funny thing about it if this is the thing with with men is men love a woman love a woman that's already taken and if they know they can get you and you got to go back home oh they love that because if you're not their sole responsibility oh yeah they love that wait you mean you're not their sole responsibility. Oh, yeah, they love that. Wait, you mean I can get that and I ain't got to do nothing and he doing all the work at home and I can still.

Oh, man, shit. Yeah, it's different. It's different. See, Ocho, men normally aren't as emotional tied to sex as women are. So for a woman to lay down with a man, unless she's a woman that works in that profession, because what they can do,

prostitutes can distinguish fuck from feeling. Most people cannot. Especially women. So if a woman sleeps with a man, it's different. Right. Especially women. So if a woman sleep with a man, Yes, sir. It's different. Yeah. Hey, man. Hey,

you cut a hole in the tree and a man will hit that. Yeah. If it's dark, it ain't nobody gonna see. Yeah. But for a woman

to be in a relationship Yeah. and to step outside of that relationship is different. Yeah. Different. She tied to him, bro. All right, listen, it happens.

It happens. Now, listen, you've been living a long time. You done played the game. I'm not talking about on the field. You done played the game a long time. Oh, it happens. Many of times. Yeah. Many of times. Yeah.

Many of times. But that's a good topic. Let's go. Let's go. We done got off track. We done got off track with the red flag. Okay. If she snores.

Well, how would you know? That's a good one. I've never had anyone that snore before. That's a good one. Sn've never had anyone that snore before. That's a good one. Snoring bothers you? Hell yeah. Let me go to sleep first. Johnny C-Bomb, broke at 50 years of age.

Damn. Wait, I mean, you got to define broke now. I mean, in this economy, like, I mean, I mean, we in difficult times now. You can't be using broke. What, 50,000 a year? I mean, 50,000, hold on. How much is 50,000 a year? That's like 4,000 a month.

About 42. That's about 4,200 a month. Right. 41.75 a month. That's about $4,200 a month. $4,175 a month. By the time Uncle Sam hit that, Ocho, bro, that's $36,000. $38,000. Listen, you have to understand.

Ocho, high-fiving this shit. Now you're talking. High-fiving this shit, Ocho. How about you make a year? Girl, you got to double you double your salary come on you make 50 now you make 100

yeah I like that I like that I like that I like that I like that Stephanie X says when you're always

on everyone else's side and you and never on your side when any situation arises, it's always because of something you did, constantly place blame, never take accountability. That's a good one.

What? I mean... Benita Thompson said, teeth jacked up. That last one, you just said accountability. Isn't that one of the things that women have a problem doing? I'm not saying it.

I'm just asking. I heard that. A birdie told me that women have a problem doing i'm not saying it i'm just asking and just i heard that a birdie told me that women have a problem taking accountability and they always put situation to put the onus on somebody else yeah yeah i'm just asking i don't know i'm just asking yeah i heard no no don't say bad shit bad they can't listen look I understand some women snore, you know, especially the ones I like, you know them 185, 200, 220 snoring? What? Man.

Man. God damn. You got a hunch about them. Huh? Yeah. Huh? Yeah. When you put a little shoulder in them, they stop snoring?

Yeah, they stop. Huh? Huh? Oh, you up now? Come on, let's go and get this one in there. She tried to get out of it, don't you? She tried to get out of her nightly duties. I couldn't let her do that. Even if she wasn't snoring,

I'd tell her she was snoring. Hey. Well, you shut up, man. Hell no. Oh, shit. up, man. Hell no. Oh, shit. My stomach hurt. No, we got to get it in. Hey, check this out, Ocho.

65 Tech, Fiat 65 said she's wearing an ankle monitor. An ankle... Listen. You can't do that. I don't know what you're talking about. You can't do that.

You can't do that. But it's some fine ones that got them ankle monitors on them. Yeah, yeah. They done made a mistake you you can't do that you can't do that you can't do that but it's some it's some fine ones they got them ankle monitors on yeah yeah they don't they done made it made a mistake and made the wrong decision in life and it happened but they'd be beautiful and there's a there's an account on twitter i don't you probably never seen it because you're not on there as much as i am and it's called um mug shots and it's mug shots of females that are locked up and behind bars that are getting out.

Unc, gorgeous. I'm chatting. I know some people in the chat know exactly what I'm talking about. Gorgeous. Unc, I'm like, well, goddamn, what the hell did you do to get in there? Hey. Gorgeous. Ocho, you know what? Man, if I fall on hard times,

I'm going to work in a female prison. Nah, don't do that, Uncle. You ain't going to make it. You're going to be fired. You're going to be fired week one. You're going to be fired. Hey, the war is going to be calling you. Hey, Mr. Sharp.

Mr. Sharp, please come. Mr. Sharp, bring me your gun and badge. Come on. You got to go. You got to get the hell up out of here. Oh, man. Oh, Joe. DB Gnarly said her kids are bad.

Ooh. Okay. Oh, man, look at this. What happened? What happened? When he says he don't suck toes, but eat pig feet. Hey, this is the good one. Especially talking about red flag.

This is a really good one, especially for the women in the chat. The women that are in the chat, I want you to think about this. We talk about humans, human nature. When you think about human nature, and we think about us as humans and trying to live right and do right, whatever it may be, following the 10 commandments, whoever it is you believe in, human error is inevitable. So when we talk about, I ain't dealing with nobody with no red flags or at the first sign of a red flag, I'm out of there. The fact that you meet somebody and you're already-

I'm colorblind. Yeah, that too. And you're already already meeting their representative so you don't know who you really mean anyway because they putting on just to get you so the fact that if you meet somebody and everything seems perfect that in itself is a red flag that's a red flag in itself be your true authentic self either they going to like you or they're not. If they don't, go on to the next one. There's no such thing

as nobody with no red flags. And depending on who you are, even the red ones, they look green. And sometimes you don't even have to lie to women. You don't even have to lie to women. We start off lying

from the beginning and there's no need to lie because if she like you, she'll lie to herself. If she like you, she'll lie to herself. Mm-hmm. If she like you, she'll lie to herself. Yeah.

True. Ocho, now it's time for your favorite segment and it's called Spello Cinco. Oh, shit. Why I didn't know we had this tonight?

What? I would've studied. I would've studied. I would have studied. These are real. These are real easy tonight. You say that every night. You say that. No, these are easy, Ocho.

These are easy. These are easy. Right here. Okay. The first word is lean. Lean? Lean. Wait.

Darryl did not pay the bank the loan back, so the bank put a lien on the house. Oh, L-I-N-E. There you go. Nope. L-I-E-N. L-I-E-N. You know, I'm talking too fast. No, come on. Don't do that, man.

You know what I meant, man. That's why you got me. You got me last night the same way. L-I-E-N. I just said it fast. You know what I mean to say? No, you said L-'t do that, man. You know what I meant, man. That's why you got me. You got me last night the same way. L-I-E-N. I just said it fast. You know what I mean to say? No, you said L-I-N-E. But anyway, that's one wrong. I talk fast, uncle.

Okay, here it is. Hierarchy. Hierarchy. H-I-E-R-A-C-H-Y. Nope. H-I-E-R-A-C-H-Y Nope H-I-E-R-A-R-C-H-Y Okay The R

See the R The R threw me off Because obviously The R is fucking silent But Hey you gotta You gotta give me some grace now Okay how about this

This was easy Calamity What? You just said it was easy It is Calamity Calamity Can you use calamity in a sentence for me please?

The city The earthquake led the city Into calamity and ruin Ah calamity Calamity Alright Fuck it C-A-double-L into calamity and ruin. Ah, calamity. Calamity. All right. Fuck it.

C-A-L-L-A and MIDI, it got to be M-I-T-Y. If it's not, something's wrong with the goddamn English language. If I'm wrong, there's something wrong with the goddamn English language.

You're wrong. It's C-A-L-A-M-I-T-Y. That's what I just said, Unc. You said double L. No, I didn't mean double L's as in two L's. is C-A-L-A-M-I-T-Y. That's what I just said, Unc. You said double L. No, I didn't mean double L's as in two L's. I was just saying double L. Yeah, yeah.

You double wrong. Okay, how about this one? Okay, Ocho. Man, y'all cheating tonight, bro. How about this? Soliloquy. Soliloquy. Can you please use soliloquy in a sentence, please?

I have time, Ojo, to listen to your soliloquy. Soliloquy. God damn, well, that's a hard one now. Solilo. S-A-L... I-L... Salilla. A-Q-U-O-Y. O-U-Y.

Am I wrong? Wrong. Salilla Queez. S-O-L-I-L-O-Q-U-Y. That's what I just said, didn't it? No. You told me the words of the night was easy, and you giving me all this hard shit. Okay, how about this right here, Ocho?

Ostentatious. You know what? Show over. I'm gone. Come on, man. Ocho. Ostentatious? Yes.

Wear fancy clothes, drive a nice car because he's ostentatious. Yes. But wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. It's showy. It's pretentious. It's someone that tries to impress. But that ain't me. So how am I going to know how to spell it?

Austin, Austin, Austin-tacious. Well, I got the-tacious part. So if the beginning ain't right, O-S-T-E-N-tacious. O-S-T-E-N-T-A-T-I-O-U-S. Okay. You got it. All right. I ain't looking at y'all. All right, all right.

Here's your bonus question right here. Bonus question. Chat, this for y'all, chat. This for y'all, chat. If I get this wrong, I won't even do the show no more. Pandemonium Pandemonium Pandemonium

Please use pandemonium in a sentence for me When the 49ers lost Pandemonium broke out in the city Pandemonium Wild, noisy, disorder, confusion, uproar. Panda-monium. Panda-monium. Common sense.

Pandas are great in China. There's no way there can be a silent letter in this word. So panda, we're going to go with that. We're going to break it off in two sections. Panda, P-A-N-D-A. Panda. Okay. Monium.

M-O-N. I know there's a fucking silent. Monium. Monium. Medium. Monium. Medium. So how medium is spelled with I.

Okay. M-O-N-I-U-M. Close. What? P-A-N-D-E-M-O-N-I-U-M. Pandemonium. Like, I don't know who came up, they really butchered the English language on how things should be spelled with all this trickery in between

that makes no effing sense. Excuse my language. Okay, Ocho. Now it's time for you to ask me these hard-ass questions back. Nah, it's on now. Dunk on Unk. Dunk on Unk.

Chad, I apologize. Chad, tonight just wasn't my night. How many I got right? Three? How many I got right? Three? How many I got right? Three? I went three for five One

You got Let me see Let me see what you got Nah I got lean right I was just talking too fast Nah You got You got ostentatious

Well that's easy I got lean right too I was two for five Come on now I was just talking I talk fast I get excited Nah I mean the way you spelled the words I thought you was on lean Well, that's easy. I got lean right, too. I was two for five. Come on, man. I was just talking. I talk fast. I get excited.

Nah. I mean, the way you spell the words, I thought you was on lean. And the chat better not be laughing because y'all ain't know how to spell none of the words either. Now, don't start that. They be laughing at me like they some like they some like they are. Yeah, the word hard. Yeah, they be killing me. OK, here we here we go chat we finna get on today question number one dunk on on trivia don't cheat now what you reaching for what you reaching for okay let me make sure let me see that let me i want to make

sure the answers ain't on that okay okay got to watch you dunk on on trivia. Question number one, I will took on LSU in the NCAA women's elite eight tonight in honor of the Hawkeyes win name, at least two active pro bowl tight ends that played at Iowa. At least George Kittle. Okay. George Kittle and Hawkinson, TJ Hawkinson. You got that right. Also Sam Laporta also. Yeah. George Kittle. And Hawkinson, TJ Hawkinson. You got that right. Also Sam Laporta also.

Yeah. See, that was too easy. And Dallas Clark. Dallas Clark went to Iowa also. Yeah, that was too easy. That was too easy. All right. You get an asterisk behind that because that was too easy.

Nah. Absolutely not. Man, Ojo, you be hating on me, man. I'm not hating, but that was a very easy question based on the stuff that I had to spell. The stuff I had to spell was some old Harvard. First of all, Ocho, you asked me a question about the common draft. And the common draft didn't happen until 1970. Hey, sir, you got it wrong.

It was 12. I ain't trying to hear all that. Question number two. Which defensive player holds the NFL record for most consecutive seasons with at least one interception? Which defensive player holds the NFL record for most consecutive seasons with at least one pass intercepted? I don't know Charles Wilson

that answer is absolutely indubitably fucking wrong because it's Daryl Green Daryl Green who had one interception for 19 consecutive seasons yeah chat we got him

we got him on the rope chat it's all down here from here chat oh you definitely ain't getting this right you ain't definitely get this right who is the Bengals all time leader in passing touchdowns you definitely ain definitely get this right. Who is the Bengals' all-time leader in passing touchdowns? You definitely ain't getting this right. Who is the Bengals' all-time leader in passing touchdowns?

Ken Anderson. Who? Kenny Anderson. That answer is also absolutely wrong. Absolutely not. Wrong. The answer is Andy Dalton, who has 204 tds followed by i forgot about the red rifle yeah none followed by none other than the great kenny anderson with 197 that's ash

that's ash guy andy dalton with the tcu oh yeah hey chat we got him on the ropes baby huh we got him doing the rope. I'm going to get one. Oh, no, not tonight. Not tonight. Not after that first one. Here you go. Number four. Who had the most receiving yards between 2008?

Hold on. Who had the most receiving yards between 2000 and 2009? Who had the most receiving yards between 2000 and 2009? Who had the most receiving yards between 2000 and 2009? Just remember, I was playing during these years, so be mindful of your answer. And remember the kind of yards I put up in the 2000s? 2000 to 2009. Nine year span.

No, you said for 2000... You said for... Listen to me now. Stay with me. Okay. Who had the most receiving yards between 2000 and 2009? So that's... Yeah, that's a nine year span. Yeah.

Mm-hmm Oh my goodness. I'm going to say Steven yards. Chad, we got him on the rope Chad We got him on the ropes We got him on the ropes He like Ali right now He trying to dodge

And dance You know he got his hands On the ropes He trying to It's too late I just told you I was playing during this time you must have forgotten the run I had

it ain't you I had a seven year run I'm going to say yeah you cheating if you get this right you cheating I want to say him, but it's probably... I'm going to go with... I don't know. I'm going to go T.O.

Who? T.O. That's my guy. That is my best friend. But my friend, that answer is also wrong. That answer is wrong. The answer is Torrey Holt, who had 12,954 yards

in the 2000s, followed by none other, and arguably the greatest receiver to ever play the game, the freak of nature that is Randy Moss had 11,739 yards from 2000 to 2009. And guess who was after them?

Who? Not me. Yeah. I wanted to say Fitz, but Fitz didn't come in. Fitz didn't come in because he... Fitz didn't come in until like 04, 05, something like that. So it couldn't have been... I knew it couldn't have been him. Yeah, nah, nah.

Alright, last one. Who is this? This the last one? Yep, last one right here. You're going to get this one wrong too. Nah, see, you was making fun of me for only getting one right. Now you only got one right. So we even. And you ain't going to get this one either.

Chat, stay with me now. Coach Prime played 641 Major League Baseball games, more than anyone who's played in both the NFL and MLB. Can you name the four MLB teams Deion played for? That's not fair. The Braves.

The Yankees. The Reds. Oh, my goodness. Come on, chat. We got him on the rope, chat. All we need is a knockout like Frazier. Hello, I'm Howard Cosell. Tonight, we have two of the greatest fighters ever.

Ever. Ever. I don't know. Nope. You don't know. Hey! Giants. Nope, nope, nope, nope.

Too late. You already said, I don't know. You can't do that. No, you can't do that. You can't do that. Don't do that on Giants. I't do that. You can't do that. Don't do that, Ochoa. I said the Giants. Wait a minute.

You just said, I don't know, and threw your hands up. That excludes you from answering. No, it does not. It wasn't the Giants. You can't do that. It wasn't the Giants. No, it was the A's. So you're wrong.

Okay. I think it was the Giants. No, you're right. You're right. No, no, it's too late. Chat. Chat. Chat. I know y'all... Chat. Listen. I think it was the J No, you right No, no, it's too late Chat Chat Chat, I know y'all Chat

Listen He trying to cheat Did you not hear him say I throw my hands up, I don't know And after you say I don't know You throw your hands up and say I don't know That's it

You can't say Oh, and then give an answer after the fact He cheating Chat, am I right? So you went one for five. Look at that, Ocho. Look what somebody made. Look what somebody made me in Denver.

What's that? Laporte lights up. Can you see it? Look. Hey, that's live. That's all gold? Yeah. Yep.

I like that. It's live. Two. No, no, no, no. For five. You went for five. I got it. Ask the chat. I got it, Ocho. You won for five I got it Ask the chat I got it

Chat, did I get it right? Did I get it right? You can't say Oh, I don't know I don't know And I had said the answer already No, you didn't say Yes, I did

Soon you said Oh, I give up I don't know I said Giants You said okay You said no You said we got it, chat We got it I answered the question You said I don't know You threw your hands know. I said Giants. You said we got it, champ. We got it. I answered the question.

You said, I don't know. You threw your hands up and I said Giants. No, no. I said, I don't know. I'm just going to say the Giants. You said, oh, no. No, no, no, no. Somebody gave you that answer in there. I'll go one more. I'll give one more. I'm two for five.

No, you won for five. I'm two for five. You won for won for five. I'm two for five. No, you won for five. Stop cheating. That was the last one. Okay. All right. It's time for our last segment of the night. And it's a Q and A.

Hey, boy. It's almost two in the morning. We got people up with us, man. I appreciate y'all, chat. I appreciate y'all. I love y'all, man. Can't believe y'all up this late. Stevenson Smith said, Uncle Nocho, I'm currently bringing in my 33rd birthday.

Tuned in to the show with a complimentary glass of La Porte. Love you guys and the show. Stevenson, happy birthday. Thank you, bro. We appreciate the support. Hey, enjoy 33, and I can't wait to see what you tell us about 34. Yeah, happy birthday, boy. Congratulations on the birthday, man.

Happy birthday. Chief Nation, Chef Nation, excuse me. When are we getting memberships and nightcap merchandise? Ash, when are we getting merchandise? Ash says we're getting merchandise and memberships this month. Well, hell, when are we getting merchandise? Ash says we're getting merchandise and memberships this month.

Well, hell, when am I getting merchandise? I'm part of the show and I ain't got no damn T-shirt. I ain't got a hoodie. I ain't... Next May. Damn! May.

You do realize it's April already, right? Oh, okay, okay, okay, okay. You said next May. No, no, no. May. Oh, okay, okay, okay, okay. You said next May. No, no, no, May. Okay, okay, okay, okay, okay. Upgrade King, greetings at night. Cal, my favorite YouTube live channel. FYI, LaPorte orders are taking nearly two months currently.

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Kemper Norwood Jr. Do you have Kayla Clark winning MVP if I win the national championship? That's a no-brainer. Hell, she might win it and they lose. She's been phenomenal. She's been phenomenal. I mean, she's box office. Everything is advertised. Big moments. box office. She's everything is advertised.

Big moments. Big moments. She plays well. She rises to the occasion. So she's unbelievable. I'm glad I got an opportunity. I've been very, very fortunate. I'll go back a long ways and remember seeing some of the great,

the Cheryl Millers, the Shemika Holclaw, the Diana Taurasi, the Candice Parkers, the Stewies, all of them, the Ma Moore. I remember all and hey, she ranks favorable. She's right there with all the best of them. Terrence G said, what's up guys? I think the

issue with the WNBA name brand recognition, we know the UCLA UConn connect. However, you really can't name most with the WNBA name brand recognition, we know the UCLA's UConn connect. However, you really can't name most of the WNBA teams. Secondly, do you think Javon Curtis would be a number one today with his athleticism? Man, look here. I was very fortunate enough.

I played against Freak in his absolute prime before he had those ankle injuries that probably robbed him of his athleticism. He was special. Realism. He was special. Real deal. He was special. I'm talking about, you're talking about 6'4", probably about 260, probably walking around about 6%

body fat. First step was like that of a wide receiver or DB. He was, I'm talking about freaky, freaky athleticism. And I think I got a pair of his gloves. I think I got a pair of his gloves. I think he wore a size 5X glove. Yeah, Curtis' hands was huge.

Matter of fact... His hand was like a catcher's mitt, like a first baseman's mitt. And I just seen Javon at F1 not too long ago. You know, F1, get ready to come back to Miami now. I saw him at F1 last year. I'm like, well, goddamn, boy. You look like you can go suit up right now. But he still, you know, he still... He's still yoked. I'm like, well, God damn, boy, you can go suit up right now. But he still,

you know, he still sit right. Yeah, man. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Martin B said,

hey, Uncle Nocho, I'm a huge fan. I'm 28, but I have an old soul question. And a four-band gauntlet between the Isley Brothers, the OJ,

the Commodores, and the Gap Band. What's your ranking? Ooh, that's a good one. Ooh, Isley Brothers are number one. Isley Brothers is one. Wait, over the Commodores? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, hell yeah.

Listen, he ain't just throw anybody at you. He threw the top, the top of the top, the cream of the crop. Isley is the number one. Okay. I would go... Ooh, God damn. That's tough, boy.

That's tough. Name them off again one time. Name them off one more time. The Isley Brothers, the OJs, the Commodores, the Gap Band. The Gap Band.

Outstanding. Yep. The Isley is the number one. Girl, you knocked me out. Listen, it's so many hits. Matter of fact, you know what I'm going to do? You know what I'm going to do? Let me put this in my notes real quick.

Because I already got the album. Now you got me from the go back and listen to this. What I'm going to do tomorrow? I'm going to listen to this. Icy Brothers. I'm going to listen to this so I can do justice. And we ain't even putting the temptations in there.

What? Gap band. I'm gonna go... You say OJ? Did you say OJs? Yep. Isley's, OJ's, Commodore's, and the Gap band.

I'll go Isley's one. OJ's. Commodore's. OJ geez. Yeah, man. Oh, man. I see brothers gap band. Oh, geez. Oh, and Commodores. Yeah, that's only four. That's it. That's only half. All right. Let me see who would I go? I'm going Isley's. Oh, that's a good one. I'm going Isley's, the OJ's, Gap Band, Commodores.

Okay, I'm going with you. I'm going with the Isley Brothers first. The Commodores, the OJs, then the Gap Band. Now... Honestly, it's a win-win no matter which way you go. Yeah. Because, you know, Lionel Richie was the lead singer of the Commodores. Commodores, yeah. What you know about that, man?

What I didn't know about that? They got started at Tuskegee. For real? Yeah. Okay, I didn't know that. That's tough. All I know is the island is the one. The island is the one.

Three times a lady. Oh, God. Hey, y'all remember when they used to have that, what was that thing? With Timberland and Swizz Beatz. What was that? Where they go against

the Versus. Y'all remember the Isley's and the Earth, Wind, and Fire? Oh, that's right. They did have a Versus, huh? Yes! I forgot about that. I forgot about that. I think the Isley's one that cleared them out

if I'm not mistaken. I don't know, man. Irwin if I had to bang, boy. Oh, man. I would like, okay, who would win? Mariah or Whitney? Oof.

Hey, that's tough. Michael Jackson or Prince? Two different artists. I like that. You know who he didn't mention? Hey, that's tough. Michael Jackson or Prince. Two different artists. I like that. Yeah, you know who he didn't mention? Now, what happens if you throw Frankie Beverly and Maze in the mix? I think.

I like Frankie Beverly and Maze, but I wouldn't put them in front of them. I'm not. Listen, I'm going to have to take away your credibility card credibility card Who you putting Frankie Beverly and Maze in front of For this group Man Frankie Beverly and Maze is right up there With everybody else we just named First of all ain't nobody up there with the Isley brothers So just stop that

So now who you putting in second Ain't nobody up there with the Isley Man you better stop playing I'm talking about Frankie Beverly and Maze now Hold on now we talking about the OJ. I'm talking about Frankie Beverly and Maze now. Hold on now. We talking about the same Frankie Beverly? I'm talking about the same Frankie Beverly that perform every year at Essence? That Frankie Beverly?

Yes, yes, yes. Frankie Beverly and Maze ain't messing with the Isley brothers. No. Okay, you tripping now. You tripping. Put it to the chat. The chat ain't even old enough to know about this stuff.

Yeah, they do. Yeah, they are. Yeah, they are. Ain't nobody the chat. The chat ain't even old enough to know about this stuff. Yeah, they do. Yeah, they are. Yeah, they are. Ain't nobody. Ain't nobody. Ain't nobody. Ain't nobody. Ain't nobody messing with that.

People in the chat over 35, please talk and explain to him about Frankie Beverly and Maze. And that, I mean, no. First of all, Frankie Beverly and Maze, they performed. Between them and the Izy Brothers. Now, that's tough. You acting like it's like, oh, no, Izy Brothers steal for, nah, wait a minute, nah. There's an argument to be had. It'll be like

Tech beat Cumberland. 220 to nothing. Oh, hell. The most lopsided scoring football. Come on, nah. Come on, nah. Nah. You tripping. You tripping. Cumberland was unable to throw a single pass without it being picked off and ran back for a touchdown. You tripping. You tripping. Cumberland was unable to throw a single pass without it being picked off and ran back for a touchdown. You tripping. But okay, I'm going to let you

The chat will help you in this instance. And I know the chat will Frankie Brevely made the great day messing with the Isley brothers. All right. We going to see, I'm, I'm, we gonna, we gonna,

see, I need, I need the, the, the 30, 35 and up crowd to give you a better understanding. Maybe I'll give you 45 and up, 50 and up. Ain't nobody mess with, ain't nobody mess with the Isley Brothers. All right. All right. Man. Okay, Lady Ray, please

forgive me for my out-of-pocket comment last night saying jordan's the goat not forgiven since we all try to continuously improve ourselves what is the one thing about yourself you're working on or want to improve upon no joke me something that i'm continuously working on yep i think the most important thing for me is being a father, being a better father. That's, that's the one thing,

one of the one things I'm continuously working on being a better father and a better partner, better father, better partner. And in a few months, a better husband. I think that's the top three. Number one, I'm working on being a better father.

That's number one. Continuously always striving to be better in certain areas. I know. Certain areas. So who's winning? Isaac Brothers winning by 80%. See, these people don't know no goddamn music, man.

The fact that y'all disrespected Frankie Beverly and Maze. Ain't nobody disrespected. First of all, Frankie Beverly and Maze performed our second Super Bowl party. So I know Frankie Beverly and Maze.

Man. Man. Sunshine. Ray. Listen, I'm scared to sing this song because I don't want to. We ain't going to sing it. Ain't nobody messing with neither, brother. I think that's for me.

I'm constantly working on being a better dad. Patience. I have none. And I definitely have to work on that. I definitely have to work on that. And I need to understand that everybody doesn't see things how i see things everybody doesn't do things how i do things

and you know i'm constantly telling shelly like when the lady comes over and prepare the food and put it i was like can you have her to put it in a certain way she's like shannon it's it's nothing wrong with the way she put the food in there well can she turn the labels can the labels be facing out i mean just just small things like that is that i'm just i'm just trying to work on patience right um i have none i have none and i need to i need to be better at it uh and you know, a great partner. So as I continue to be a better partner, it will just transition into being that of an even better husband.

Just being able to do that transition. Yeah, yeah. Better man in general, but that goddamn father just... It's something I've always wanted to continue to work on and not from a financial aspect, you know? No. That part is is

10 out of 10 they're just other areas that i need to navigate and and and and be better at yeah i think it's it's probably a little easier for you because it's hard because my kids are grown now right and uh i don't see i got four five i got four or five that's grown too. Yeah, and I don't see them with the frequency is that you see your smaller ones. So it's hard for me to get... And they're grown now. They're grown.

And you know, my older daughter is like, Daddy, you did a great job. They tell me I did a great job. But I do think at times I could have done better. I probably... Probably shouldn't have been

as hard on them as I was. Right. But I wanted them to be the best they possibly could. Right. At whatever they chose to do.

Mm-hmm. And I probably was a little harder on them than I needed to be, especially they were kids. Yeah. I see. You did yours a little different.

It seemed like you ruled with an iron fist. I was the complete opposite. I wasn't hard on mine. During their time, obviously growing up, whatever they wanted to do, they were allowed to do. I didn't force the issue on anything, because usually when you force a child to do something that you want them to do, there's always pushback once they get to an age where, okay, now I can make the decision. This really doesn't make me happy.

I was only doing it because you forced me to. I never did that. But now at this time, at this 10-year injunction in their life, I'm all for, okay, at some point, things are going to have to kick in. At some point, I need to be your last option, not your first. So I haven't even had that talk yet. Right now, I'm still, what you need? Okay, you're going to get it first court. I'm not even asking no questions. So I haven't got to that point to where you are with yours now where you tell them listen don't call me first yeah just let me be the last option i i still and i'm still in that phase of i'm the first option until i make sure you have it figured out yeah well they they i think they got it figured out

it was just like it was no i didn't reason with the kids right it was what i said today take the trash out clean the house up, do the dishes, do X, Y, and Z. There was no, I was underlay.

There wasn't no, um, I just remember my grandpa said, well, you don't ration with a child. You're the adult. You're the parent. Right.

What you say, go. Right. And, you know, and I, and I, and I did as they got older, I wasn't as hard, but I felt they they understood and they understood, OK.

This is really, really that it really needs us to do this or else. And there was things that like it's not that big of a deal. Right. And but the kids were always would always like and I have a deal. But the kids were always, would always like, and I have a great relationship with my kids, but they do a great job for the most part. Now, the oldest,

my oldest daughter, she'll share everything. Right. Boys, blah, blah, blah, whatever the case may be. Right. I mean, we got that type of relationship. Key is more,

he's probably more quiet. He's probably going to tell his mom first to get her feedback to let the like, okay, do I tell dad? Right. Pooh, the same thing. She's probably going to go to her mom first.

Mom going to give me the heads up. gonna call you you don't know right? and so uh But it's but it's you know, like I said at the end of the day I want them I want them like figure it out and then like okay Dad just what I'm thinking thinking what do you think right I ain't got no problem with that but don't don't go do it and then it blow up and then you come to me

yeah yeah yeah the hell nah yeah I don't know what you want me to do I ain't no repairman no come to me first look it's your idea it's your decision but I'm going to give you my honest assessment of what I think it should be Dr. Frank L. Bellamy said what would you do if you discovered that your house was haunted but the ghost Look, it's your idea. It's your decision. But I will give you my honest assessment of what I think it should be. Right.

Dr. Frank L. Bellamy said, what would you do if you discovered that your house was haunted, but the ghost was actually a friendly ghost and just wanted to chill? Nah, you got to get up out of here, ghost. I like that. I like the idea of that. You know what that reminds me of? Remember, you remember Drop Dead Fred? Uh-uh.

You remember the movie Drop Dead Fred? I know right, said Fred. I'm too sexy for my... Too sexy for my... Uh, uh, uh, uh, uh. Okay, okay, okay. I remember that too. I remember that. I mean, Drop Dead Fred was imaginary, so I'm just thinking

of ghosts. I think that would be cool. You know, that's probably hypothetically speaking, it's not possible. I don't even think ghosts are real. I think hell, if ghosts are real, I think my mom and my grandma would have came back and showed me a sign by now. So, I don't believe in ghosts. Because

they ain't came and told me nothing. They gave you a sign. You got real. Okay, I like that. That was cute. That was cute. Think about all the women that you done come across in your life. It was this one that made you decide to settle down. It was this one that say, you know what?

That one ain't never leaving my side. Yeah, she got money. That's why I ain't going nowhere. So... Nah, but no, but serious. I like that. I like that. But mama, grandma,

I know y'all gonna see this up in heaven. How about one of y'all come down here and give me a sign that everything is okay. You just transitioned and then came and told me nothing, Nathaniel.

And I know y'all gonna get this because I know y'all got Wi-Fi in heaven. How about that? They don't... It may... It's not gonna come back in the form that you're looking for. It needs to come back in some kind of form.

In any kind of form. Shit. Josh Romero says, Unc and Ocho love Flush H.M. and Nightcap. You guys are my heroes. Would you guys ever consider being in an action movie together or two Unc and Ocho taking out bad boys?

As long as I ain't got to do no running. As long as I ain't got to do no running. Can I be in an action movie with no running? It's called action. You got to run. You got to tumble. You got to jump. Listen, if I do an action movie,

I want to do my own stunts. I want to be like Tom Cruise. I want to be like Jackie Chan. I want to be jumping off buildings, helicopters, flying off buildings, helicopters, flying off cliffs. Man, just all type of just crazy stuff. I like that. That's a good idea.

I don't want to do none of that. No, no action movies for me. Sonny Khan says, Uncle Nocho, you're my favorite duo. What's your favorite saying of all times? Change your perspective about life. My favorite quote is by Rumi. If everything seems look again you might be the light Wow I don't really have no no good quotes you know most of the ones you be telling me I

have them all written down in a notebook as far as that I mean I mean I'm a big quote guy. Oh, Joe. I know over the course of my, uh, uh, uh, career and my specialist since I've probably been about 19 or 20.

Yeah. I've kind of wrote her down. A lot of them. Um, Dr. Dr. Uh, Samuel Johnson,

uh, a British poet once said almost every man will waste a part of his life trying to possess qualities he does not have in an attempt to gain applause for which he cannot keep. Wait a minute. I got to stand up on that one. Think about what he said. Almost every man will waste a part of his life. Come on, preacher. In an attempt to possess qualities

he does not have in an attempt to gain applause for which he cannot keep. We're all trying to be, we all will waste a part of our life trying to be something we're not. Just to gain applause for which we cannot keep.

You see, I had to stand up on that one, huh? Now, if you had an offering plate, I'd send you some money. What's your cash at? You know what I'm saying? I'm going to be a pastor. You know what I'm saying? You know my motto is in the church. Don't put change in the collection plate. God don't like noise.

That's what I'm saying, don't you? That's all I'm saying. That's what I'm saying. God don't like noise. That's what I'm saying, don't you? That's all I'm saying. That's what I'm saying. God don't like noise. Oh! That what I'm saying? Hell no, that's a good one. Hey, that's a good one. Man, don't put change in the collection plate because God

don't like noise. God don't like noise. God don't like noise. That's what I heard. He said, mm-mm. Mm-mm. Because it's a Sunday. He rested. Don't wake him up.

Yeah. Number of paper. Hey, what? Dollars and up? Dollars, dollar bills, $5, $10, $20. You ain't even a mojo. I got a, what you call it, ATM machine in the back of the church. Yeah. Two of them.

I got two of them, baby, in the back of the church. Two of them. I got two of them in the back of the church. Yeah. Hell nah. Yeah. He asked you the Bible in Malachi. He said, will a man rob God? He answered himself, yes and tithe and an offering.

James E. Long, this has quickly become one of my favorite live streams. Love y'all. Comedy, wisdom, all in one mix one mix my question is where would you invest a hundred thousand right now in these trying times uh it's not a lot but it ain't a little bit it is a lot yeah it's a lot hey listen are you a gambler are you are you a gambler because if you're going to invest 100k there's a chance it don't hit there's a chance that you can lose that 100K. There's a chance. I don't like chances.

I don't like putting my money in other people's hands and hopes that it's going to hit. I don't like that. I don't like it. You might have better advice for him, but I'm not investing in nothing where there's a possibility it might not go the way I want it to. I don't like gambling. Ocho. I'm about to be 56.

And I've accumulated a little money over my years. I don't take the risks at 56 that I took at 35 or I took it 25. Because I'm not going

to have as much time to recoup that if I lose it. So the risky, risky stuff that's going to pay me 25, 30, 40 percent is just not worth it to me. Just let me be a little S&P. Let me get six percent. Right. I'm cool. I'm cool. I can spend X amount of dollars. Never take the principle. Live off that. I'm cool.

A hundred thousand is a lot of money. You need to put it in something really, really solid. But the question I have for you, anytime you invest money, can you put it away and not even think about it for five years? And you know the kind of money you got to have coming in to take a hundred

and put a hundred up and not even think about it. Don't have the mindset, oh, I got a hundred K. I want to invest it because I want to make a quick oh, I got 100K. I want to invest it because I want to make a quick turn, make a quick flip so I can have more.

Don't do that. At this point, I mean, the flip ain't, no, ain't, you know. Like I said, I don't have, I don't, it's just not worth it to me at this stage in my career.

Now, how do I make that up? To lose five, seven million dollars? You can't make it up. It's not worth it. No. Listen, there are people in life that are one percenters that can take the opportunities

and the chances to do that because they have such large lump sums coming at a time, but they can take those chances. Yeah. Sometimes they hit, sometimes they don't, but it doesn't matter. Anthony Simmons said, please wish my fiance Shay a happy birthday.

Shay, happy birthday. Anthony wants to wish you a happy birthday. Hopefully you had a great day. Flowers, candy, bubble bath. You know what it is. You got to shake them covers now. Yeah. Yeah.

Don't forget that diamond. Happy birthday, Shay. Don't forget that diamond, boy. Hey. Uh-uh, Anthony. Make sure you pop it. 30 minutes. 30 minutes before action.

30, 45. 30, 45. I want you to try something different tonight, boy. Right before you start. Right before you start horizontal activity, you got to scream, this is Sparta.

And then go ahead and handle your business. Yeah, I think the people in the chat, they probably haven't seen the movie. I mean, you know, that's his fiance. So, you know, you got to, you know, that's his fiancé. So, you know, you got to, you know, that's a birthday, you know, you do candy and rose petals.

Right, right, right. Bubble bath, you know, you massage your feet. As far as it go, that, you know. Nah, nah, nah, nah, nah. You okay? Nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah. You got to do something different.

Now, you take them feet, get you some whipped cream. I know you got some whipped cream at home. Matter of fact, if you ain't got eat. Nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah. You got to do something different. Now, you take them feet, get you some whipped cream. I know you got some whipped cream at home. Matter of fact, if you ain't got no whipped cream, I'm going to tell you what you do. If you got kids and you still got a bottle laying around the house, get you a bottle. Put some pickle juice. Put the pickle juice in the bottle. Huh?

Take the pickle juice, put it in the bottle, and goddamn squeeze the bottle, pickle juice over a feet. Start with the pickle juice. I don't like pickles. Huh? I don't like pickles. I mean, we giving him an idea to do that. I know he ain't done it. Oh, my bad, my bad. Okay, my bad. Yeah. Okay, my bad. Yeah. Take the pickle juice, put it on the feet. Start with a pinky toe, work your way

over to the big toe, like you're playing a flute. Like this. Like you're playing a flute. Hey, I'm doing some new shit. Some new shit. I got some, take the whipped cream. I know you got some whipped cream at home. Matter of fact, I don't even know whipped cream.

Nah, I don't got no whipped cream. I don't like whipped cream. You don't? I don't like whipped cream, cool whip, whatever. Nah, I don't like that. What you like? Any kind of sauce? You like ranch?

Hoo-ha. You like ranch? Or you like hoo-ha? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, but I'm saying, do you? No, I don't like ranch. I don hoo-ha yeah yeah but I'm saying no I don't like ranch I don't like condiments the only condiment I do is ketchup

ah that's a good I like where you're going with that I like the way you're thinking I see I like the way you're thinking

take some you know alligator over here ash huh listen ash we call ash

gator for real cause she'll eat anything yeah listen I'm telling you what to do now

in 2025 we in 2024 right now. We're going to work on you the rest of the year to get you where you want to be. Okay. Get you some ketchup, right? Get the highest ketchup with the squeeze bottle. Yeah. Squeeze it. Let it run down the crack, right?

Down the crack from the back, from the back. Nah. And when it get right there, you get where I'm going with it? Nope. I don't want to say it because this is PG because I know kids might be watching. Yeah. I'm saying no. Why are you saying no? My stomach hurt.

What you ate earlier? I'm full. I'm full. I'm telling you before the year's out, we're going to get you sucking toes. We're going to get you eating ass. One or the other. Nah, I'm good, Ocho. Don't worry about it. Don't worry.

It's after 2 o'clock, so after 2 o'clock, I can talk like this. Can I pay not to do those things? No. No. Yeah, you can. Not at all.

Listen, Unc, you're going to have to evolve in that area. $2,500 a month if I don't have to do that. For who? That ain't enough. What's she going to do with $2,500 a month?

You just had somebody that had $7,500 upkeep. What's $2,500 have to do that. For who? That ain't enough? What's she going to do with $2,500 a month? You just had somebody that had $7,500 upkeep. What's $2,500 going to do? That's disrespectful to her. Yeah, because I ain't did it. Just try it one time. No. Just try it.

Ain't nothing wrong with that. Who don't want these $2,500? Who want these $2,500 a month? I mean, I'm sure they'll help. And I want $1099 at the end of the year. Ooh. $2,500? Tax-free?

Tax-free. Yeah. $2,512 a month. Okay, that's a nice... $10,000 to $25,000. Another $5,000, what? Boom, boom. That's a nice little check. Yeah. But all you can save... another five what boom boom that's a nice little check yeah but or you can save your money and live a little bit

and see what it's like to do something you've never done before nice $30,000 with no taxes listen you ain't even get just two minutes you ain't even got to do it that long just you know what

feeling generous it's been a good year for you think about it podcast doing good yeah we doing good I give you three I give you three bands you gotta live

you gotta live a little bit man I'm telling you man you you yeah see and they say oh they say okay yeah we take it we take that that's what I'm talking about that's what I'm talking about you man. I'm telling you, man. Yeah, see? They say, okay, yeah, we take it. That's what I'm talking about. That's what I'm talking about.

You know what I'm saying, don't you? I'm vegan. No. You know what I'm saying? I'm vegan. No, you ain't vegan. I don't eat no meat no more. You ain't got to eat it?

You ain't got to eat it? I can't eat no meat. No meat can touch my mouth. It's about the taste. It's about the taste. That's right. That's all it is. It's about the taste.

You know what I'm saying? That's why I got you using condiments. You got to take other things to the bedroom and change it what you do because it's not going to work.

You want to date younger women, right? Think about it. You would like younger women. You're not going to date nobody 56 or 60. You're going to date you want to date younger women.

I need to get I need to get me somebody young but with an old soul. Okay. That's a good one. So if you got somebody with an old soul, you got somebody young,

you still gonna have to be able to keep up with the whippersnappers that she had before you. Oh, I keep up with them. I keep up with them. Them diamonds. Listen, the diamond is one thing, but you need to bring the condiments, like whips, chains.

Oh, I'm all about that. Okay, okay. Cuff up. Yeah, I got swing cuffs. Okay, blindfold. Whip. Yeah. What about, you got, I'm all about that Okay Cuff up Yeah I got swing Cuff Okay Blindfold Whip Yeah

What about You got You got to have The chair You got the chair You put it on You put it on On the

The frame Your boy good Your boy good Okay okay Yeah your boy good Okay you got all that Okay Okay

Well you just like Christian Grave Why you swear you me I like that I like that I like. Okay. Well, you just like Christian Grave. Why you swear you me? I like that. I like that. I like that. I like that. Are you good? You good?

I like that. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, they said I would break my heel. That what happened? Broke my heel. You know? Yeah, I would be cute.

I would be deep. Great, great game tonight. Iowa beats last year's defending champ LSU to advance to the Final Four. UConn takes down Juju Watkins and the USC Lady Trojans to advance to Geno Auriemma's and the UConn Huskies. 23rd Final Four. Great ball games tonight.

Great, great ball games. Kayla Clark was sensational. Paige Beckers was unbelievable as well. They advanced. Iowa takes down LSU. UConn takes down USC. Thank you guys for joining us for another episode of Nightcap. I am your favorite.

Nah. Today, Monday. You'll be back Thursday. Man, that's a long time. Yeah. Please make sure you hit that subscribe button. Make sure you hit that like button. And please make sure you subscribe to the Nightcap podcast

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Thank you guys so much. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. I forgot. I forgot. What? My jersey tonight. My jersey tonight. My jersey tonight. Who you got? I'm wearing the greatest soccer player, the greatest Italian soccer player ever. Huh?

Valderrama? Nah, nah, nah, nah. The chat gonna know who this is. The greatest Italian player ever. You see it? Bolotelli. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

That's my guy. That's my guy. That's my cousin. Like, if there was a comparison to me on the way I was in football. Microphone. Microphone. If there was a comparison to me, you know, as far as comparison, football player, soccer player, it would be Balotelli. He's the best.

He's the best Liverpool player ever. He's the best Italian player ever. He's the best Italian player ever. Yeah. Now, Chad, if y'all want to argue, meet me on Twitter. So, thank you for joining us. I'm your favorite on Shannon Sharp. He's your favorite number 85,

Liberty City's own Cincinnati Bengal legend, Ring of Fame honoree, Pro Bowler, All-Pro, all the way. And I chat tonight. Nightcap. I'm Shannon. He's Ocho. We're out.

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