Nightcap - Nightcap - Hour 2: Grammy Awards, Terry Rozier investigated, joint bank accounts

Episode Date: February 8, 2025

Shannon Sharpe and Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson recap the top pop culture moments of the week including Unc and Ocho break down the Grammy Awards, Terry Rozier allegedly part of illegal sports betting scheme, a viral Twitter moment of a woman crying after revealing to her husband she never had an emergency savings account after she told him that she did and the guys debate having joint bank accounts and much more!03:48 - Unc and Ocho break down the Grammys08:30 - Terry Rozier being investigated15:15 - Time for Spell-O Cinco and Dunk On Unc32:18 -  Logan Paul says his watches were stolen38:00 - Online shopping scam goes viral44:00 - Wife lies about emergency funds(Timestamps may vary based on advertisements.) #Volume #ClubSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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turned heads with their rival with Bianca leaving little to the imagination by going completely naked underneath a sheer mini dress. I mean, it's Kanye. This is expected.

It's expected. What does he do? How do I make a splash? How do I take advantage of this moment? You Kanye! It's the Grammys. What do I do? I use my muse to make my statement.

She made the statement. We've all seen ass and tits before. Yeah, but I ain't really trying to see it out in public. Not an event like that, Ocho. That's the whole point where I just said to make the statement. How do you make the statement

and grab the attention? How do you grab the headlines? You do exactly what they did. And it worked. She got some nice... Never mind. No, she don't. Kendrick Lamar won Grammy for Record of the Year

and then later won another Grammy for Song of the Year Not Like Us, accepting an award from Diana Ross. This is what it's about, man, because at the end of the day, nothing is more powerful than rap music. I don't care what it is. We're our culture, and it's always going to stay here

and live forever. That's loud. Beyonce won Grammy for Album of the Year for Cowboy Carter. Hold on. This is her first album of the Year for Cowboy Carter. Hold on. This is her first album of the year, isn't it? I think it is. Because normally Taylor Swift, I think has won four,

has beaten her out a couple of times. I think she's got all these Grammys, but I think Cowboy Carter is her first album of the year. Hold on. How she win Grammy for Album of the Year and she ain't get no Country Music Award? That's some boo, Jack. Hold up. How she win Grammy for album of the year and she ain't get no country music award? That's some bull, Jack. Ocho.

How, Ocho? How am I the MVP of the league and I don't make the Pro Bowl? I don't know, but I know one thing. You need to save your money up because we going on tour. Tour for what?

Beyonce. Man, please. Wait, what you talking about? She going to announce the tour? Yeah, I know she did. Oh, listen, I'm going to call. I'm going to make the call. We're going to fly where she is

and we're going to sit down and we're going to talk to B. Yeah. What happened? Nightcap featuring Beyonce. Yeah.

I got you. She won. Hold on. She won. She won Grammy of Album she won. So she won, she won a Grammy album of the year for Cowboy Carter. Did she win anything?

She won country album too, right? Yeah. Yeah, country album of the year. Well, congratulations, Beyonce.

Look, she's the most, if I'm not mistaken, I think she's the most if I'm not mistaken I think she's the most decorated singer in Grammy history I don't think anybody has more than she does and she finally has an album

of the year if I'm not mistaken right album of the year right okay I like that congrats Beyonce well done Alicia Keys

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as producers like Quincy. We don't think of women as producers like Quincy Jones, Dr. Dre, Swizzy, her husband Swizzy, but female producers have always powered the industry. The Miami Heat guard Terry Rozier allegedly manipulated

his performance in 2023 as part of an illegal sports betting scheme. Alarms were raised after suspicious wagers were placed on Rozier in March of 2023, game between the Charlotte Hornets and the New Orleans Pelicans. The NBA said alarms were raised after unusual high number of wagers were placed on rogier to go under statistical benchmarks the firm tasked with monitoring gambling activities u.s integrity alerted the nba and sportsbook rogier left with a sore right foot after having scored only five points the nba did its own internal investigation and found no wrongdoings but the feds are now looking into the matter.

Well, if the NBA didn't find any wrongdoings, what are the feds going to do? Because if anything, if anybody could be any more thorough than checking players and anything gambling related, wouldn't it be the NBA? And not the feds? You think I want to find something that's going on with my player and manipulating the games?

That's what I want. All right. You're right. Think about Tim Donaghy. He was the feds. I can't let – no. Hell no. I see you going with it.

I see you going with it. But listen, protecting the shield, the NBA shield. But you're going to let the player skate on by without showing, laying down a law? Letting other players know, listen, this is something that we're not going to tolerate. We're not having this. It's going to look even worse if the FBI finds something. When you've already done your due diligence and your research to see if he did anything wrong. I'm hoping the FBI don't snoop.

I'm hoping the FBI says, okay, they did their investigation. Let's let it lie. Okay, okay, okay. Okay. Now what I'm hoping, I don't want to, Ocho, they already say,

what do fans think? The script is in. Man, these games read. Right. Oh. You really want that, Ocho? Right, right, right. What I don't understand with these guys

and this is an allegation. Guys are making so much money, Ocho. Why would you even run the risk? The risk is just too great. That's why I don't get it. A guy that's making

19, somewhere between 19 and 25 million dollars. Right. For a couple of dollars for the homies or somebody, you willing to risk that and your good name and your reputation? Yeah. And they take you, I don't know, dude, I don't know if they take people to jail.

Maybe that's a... I don't know. Right. Really? Hey, everybody's mindset is different. And just the thought of it, thinking, you know what, I can get away with this. I can make a little extra cash on the side.

Not that you would need it. Not that you would need it as an NBA player. You know? But, hey. I ain't trying to... Look, I make X amount of dollars. I ain't trying to flip 10. If I get 10 M's, Ocho,

I ain't trying to flip that. I'm going to take my little 5 to 7% and I'm going to keep it moving. That's a crazy mentality. Man, I got 10 M's. I'm going to flip that thing and make that thing 20. Huh? Good luck with that. Do you understand what you got to potentially do?

Yeah. The risk is too great. Too great. It says Rozier has made 134 M's in his career. 134? 134.

That's a lot there, bro. Yes! That's a whole heap of change. We talked about this, Ocho. When you make that kind of money, you get access that the average people can't get. Now you get an opportunity to put a little fun together.

Hey, somebody come in, a little entry level. They were, hey, boom, boom. And now you hit a lick with an Uber. You hit a lick with this company. You hit a lick with that company. Now you 10X, 15X, 20X your money on 200,000. Look at Kobe. Body armor.

Eight mil. Clipped it. Sold a Coca- armor, eight mil, flipped it, sold a Coca-Cola, 400 mil. James Harden said, hey, Kobe talked him into it. He put a little something in there, boom. 50 cent, took stock, vitamin water, got sold, 100 mil. Do it like that, God. Come on, God, y'all got too much money.

I hope this isn't true. I really do. I hope this is just an allegation. And when the FBI do their due diligence, they say, nah, there was nothing. There was nothing. He really had a sore foot. Yada, yada, yada.

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Oh, here we go. We got a spell. Wait a minute. I've been waiting on this. You've been waiting on it? You've been waiting on it, Ojo? Oh, Ojo. It's been a minute.

Oh, yeah. Hey, let me tell you something. On script, Howard Ojo. Hey, before we even start, man, this is what I've been doing. And I'm happy we haven't been doing it because I've been on my flights having to work. I've been taking my thesaurus with me. Yo, you've been taking it with you all, Joe? You read it. My thesaurus

with me. Yeah, that book. Yeah. I got it. I got it. I talk too goddamn fast, man. How do I... I need to take some type of classes or something. Slow down.

I be talking so fast, I can't even get the goddamn words out. Jesus. Slow down. It's the same thing. I do the same thing. I get excited. If I'm just having a regular conversation, my voice is very monotone, very baritone. When I get excited, I get

excited, baby. Yeah, yeah, yeah so all right ocho your first word mnemonic mnemonic yes mnemonic mnemonic mnemonic. I'm taking a N-A-M-N-A-M-O-N-I-C. Mnemonic. M-N-E-O-N-I-C. Mnemonic. Wait a minute. Look who called. Who that? Who that? I can't see it.

My eye's bad. Nature Boy. Ric Flair. Hey. All right, Ocho. Oh, this one. Ocho, this one. I know you're going to get this one.

Yeah. Pterodactyl. Pterodactyl. Oh, hell no. Hey, come on. I know you got this with Ochoa. I just Ochoa. Just Ochoa.

I said, Ash, I bet $5 to a bucket of cow manure. Ochoa will get pterodactyl. Listen, pterodactyl is a good word. I saw Jurassic Park. Yeah. I saw Jurassic Park. I even had the pterodactyl from He-Man. There was a pterodactyl in He-Man. Yes. That's a crazy word. But here we go. You ready? Yep. Pterodactyl from He-Man. There was a pterodactyl in He-Man.

Yes. That's a crazy word, but here we go. You ready? Yep. Pterodactyl. T-E-R-R. Oh my goodness. No. T-E-R A dactyl. T-A-C

T-U-L-L. I know that's wrong. You're absolutely correct. That is wrong. It's P-T-R-O-D-A-C-T-Y-L. God damn. How about this one, Ocho? There was no way I was going to get that. Come on. talk to me phlegm

phlegm a big secretion of mucus it's like hot to it you know what's funny I bet this is one of those words where the first word I'm thinking phlegm starts like

F-I-F-L and I bet it's probably something else in the front of it. It's probably silent, huh? Phlegm. Okay, I appreciate that. Phlegm. P-H-L-I-M.

I'm wrong? P-H-L-E-M. I'm wrong? P-H-L-E-G-M. Phlegm. I'm not doing good tonight. You're not doing good, Ocho, but there's still hope. I'm not doing good tonight. I don't think we can let too much time go past. Okay.

So you need Spello Seco at least twice a week. Yeah, yeah, because this ain't it. It's not given. A-Palm. Who? A-Palm. A-Palm.

Now, when I sounded out A-Palm. Now, when I sound it out, a palm. Now, you know, the English language and the way things are spelled can be tricky. Now, the way I'm sounding it out, a palm. A-P-A-L-M. Now, am I wrong?

If I'm wrong? A-P-L-O-M-B. See? See that? Why? Why they got to be so exotic? Why not just spell it how it sounds, man? But you got this one, Ocho.

This one's you. Resuscitate. Resuscitate. Resuscitate. Resuscitate. After scoring a touchdown against the Jacksonville Jaguars, I had to resuscitate the football. Yes. Recess.

Resuscitate. REC. recess recess R-E-C E-S-S R-E-C E-S I-T-A-T-E R-E-S--T-A-T-E R-E S-U S-E

I-T-A-T-E Where do you come from? R-E-S-S S-U-T-A-T-E S-U You know what? This is not a good night. Unfortunately, y'all, Ocho didn't do too well tonight.

I went 0 for 5? Yep. How many times have I, you know, I haven't gone 0 for 5 in a minute. It's been a minute, Ocho. I will give you credit. It's been a minute. Yeah. Maybe you need to jump back on them Harvard online classes.

Yeah, you know they banned me from Harvard. Well, you better try Yale, LeBron. Yeah, you know I lied on my transcripts. Yeah, we figured that. And President Trump just did away with DEI.

So, we're stuck. Hey, I have a question. Listen, I'm glad you said that. Now, you know your little nephew. I don't be too much into politics now. And I know we got to get the talk going on. But can you please chat? Excuse me for a minute, chat. I need this little lesson real quick.

DEI. I need a little background. What's up? What you need? What's up? I don't know what DEI is. Huh? You know what DEI is. You don't mean

diversity, equity, and inclusion. Okay. I know what that is. Go ahead. So he did away with that in general. Yeah, he's asking a lot of corporations that added it.

Some are taking it out out some are leaving it in some was more than happy to take it out damn so they took the hoods off right in front of us huh hey they like look alright

it is what it is Ocho alright Ocho time That's funny. All right, Ocho. Time for retribution. Now it's time for Dunk on Unk. Here we go. Here we go. Here we go.

Here we go. Here we go, chat. Here we go, chat. Let me see if I can get Unk to go. Hold on. Five. I feel a little pet about myself. See that forearm, Ocho?

You see that forearm, Ocho You see that forearm mocho? That's not good forearm. Hey, I need to see you. I'm going to send you the lethal shooter because that ain't it. Your elbow wrong. The forearm is wrong. The wrist is all off. Uh-uh.

Uh-uh. You see the wrist ain't out here like this here. That's that. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. No, you can't shoot. Here we go. Let me see you make this shot right here.

Here we go. Which city hosted the coldest Super Bowl in 1972? What city hosted the coldest Super Bowl in 1972? Ooh-wee. Yeah. Yeah. 1972. Oh, yeah. 1972.

I want to smoke in this room so bad. I ain't going to do it, though. 1972. Oh, yeah. I don't know. Tulane Stadium. I don't know. You think you sleep.

So you're going to look at the chat and then just say Tulane Stadium out of nowhere. Oh, don't do me like this. Oh, come on, man. Come on. Now you now you didn't know the answer. You sat back, put your hand on your chin, looked at the chat, and then said Tulane Stadium. I ain't got no chat. Ocho, I ain't got no chat.

How you don't got no chat? You always got to chat up. You just turned it off. Okay. come on. I'm going to let you have that one. Don't worry about it. I'm going to let you have that one. You ready?

Okay, yes. Question number two. Hey, people in the chat, man, please don't write the answer. Don't write the answer. Matter of fact, if you write the answer... They didn't know it. Oh, they know it.

All they got to do is Google. If you write the answer, I'm going to block you. They don't. Chad, if you write the answer, I'm going to block you, okay? No, I don't want to do you like that because I love you. I love every last one of you. Question number two.

Which game was the first Super Bowl to go into overtime? Which game was the first Super Bowl to go into overtime? Ah, let me see was it played in Houston was it a comeback Atlanta huh you asking me a question

I'm asking you was it played in Houston is it the Falcons and the New England Patriots the question was Houston, is it the Falcons and the New England Patriots? The question was, which game was the first Super Bowl? The Patriots and

the Falcons. Okay, okay. You got that. You got that. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Hit the usher on him. Okay, okay, okay, okay. I see you, little Jabberwocky. Okay, okay.

Yeah, I hit that usher. You know, I usher hit that bank, usher be on that bank. Okay, here we go, here we go, here we go, here we go here we go here we go here we go in super bowl history which team's 45 point margin of victory stands at the largest ever san francisco 49ers defeated the denver broncos and this in in New Orleans by the score of 55 to 10. That is the largest Super Bowl margin of victory. Now the Cowboys were about to do break that until Leon Lett got stripped of the football at the goal line. So my answer is the San Francisco 49ers 55-10 victory over

the Denver Broncos. You know what? We shouldn't have done that question because you know the history of the Broncos and them getting beat. Okay. You see how long I got the cord? It plugged in from across the hall. I'm logged out.

I'm logged out, don't y'all. I'm long gone. I'm having a bad night. Bad night. Listen, I'm still – Y'all see the same thing. You know what? I might have went 0-5 and you might be 3-0,

but I'm in the Bahamas, so I'm still feeling good. I'm all right. I'm on vacation. All right. Here we go. Which running back has caught the most passes in a single Super Bowl? What running back has caught the most passes in a Super Bowl? Let me see. If I'm not mistaken, I think it's 14.

Very small running back. Could have easily been the MVP. I think it's 14. Very small running back. Could have easily been the MVP. I think it's James White. Hey, you know what? Somebody briefed you on this shit already, man. Somebody briefed you on this. Y'all want me to put the cord up? Because I'm long gone right now.

Nah. I'm long gone right now. Hey, Chad, something ain't right, Chad. Something ain't right. Chad! Chad! Hey, listen. something ain't right, Chad. Something ain't right. Chad! Chad! I'm not a conspiracy theorist, but you were briefed on these questions ahead of time, but there's no

way you know something's not. As a matter of fact, I was not briefed. I was asleep ahead of time. Okay, here we go. If you get this one, which receiver has caught the most passes in a single Super Bowl? Which receiver has caught the most passes in a single Super Bowl?

Demarius Thomas. That is absolutely wrong. We finally got him. We finally got him. We stumped the swab. The answer you were looking for is Deion Brandt, Super Bowl 39. He had 11 catches. Check Deion.

Take Demarius Thomas' Super Bowl against the Seattle Seahawks. How many passes did he call? I was just – tell Ocho there. Tell Ocho. Ocho, what? Ah! Oh, my goodness. Jose!

Ah! He cheating, man. He cheating. He cheating. Okay. I keep telling you. You own one tonight, boy. You own one tonight.

You know what I mean? Ocho, they call me Shugal. Shannon Shugal Sharp. You got Google and you got Shugal. Who you think Google call when they want to know something? Me. Hey, you own one tonight. I'm going to give you that. I'm going to give you that.

I'm going to give you that. I'm having an off night. And that's okay. Oh, Shugal Sharp. I go to the crib. Hey, Shugal. Uh- up. I go to the crib. Hey, Shugle. Uh-huh. Who do you think Google?

Google. I'll be up all night. That's why I can't get no sleep because people are typing in and I'm responding. That's me. Here we go. Oh, my bad. Ash, for context, Demarius Thomas against the Seattle Seahawks caught 13 passes.

That is the most passes caught in a Super Bowl. Did they win that game? No, they did not win that game. Okay. They got blown out that game. Red. You want to give me another? You want me to give you a bonus? You want to get this bonus? The last one.

He don't want me to go undefeated, y'all. Here we go. Prize to Jamar Chase, who was the last wide receiver to win the Triple Crown and not make it to the playoffs. Sterling Sharp in 1992. Okay, you got it. You got it. You got it.

I just threw that in just to see if I was right now. I'll be giving. Oh, Joe, they call me Shugo. You think I'm lying? I just try to see if I can get you to slip up real quick. Okay. Hey, you had a good night tonight. You had a good run.

You know, I'm... Hey, I'm going to give you a hand. Let me give you a hand. No, you was on point. You was on point. They called me Shugal. Except the chat gave you that first answer, though. That Tulane, they gave you the first answer.

The chat ain't know. Oh, Joe. Logan Paul says someone jacked his watches worth over $300,000, and he's on the hunt for whoever jacked his expensive watches from the luggage during a recent trip. He believes someone from TSA agents with sticky fingers are behind it. He told his brother Jake he no longer in possession of the $50,000 Audemars Piguet he gifted him for Christmas.

It got stolen at the airport. I have reasons to believe someone opened my bag during TSA and nabbed it. What you think, Ocho? That's probably what happened. That's probably what happened. And the thing about it, when I think about the airport, I think about TSA.

If you're going through, I would hope, you know, you didn't check the baggage downstairs. Yeah, yeah, with TSA, yeah, I'm thinking like, you know, carry on. They have cameras everywhere. They have cameras everywhere, especially when you're going through TSA, so you can see if someone

actually went in there, so he needs to go back and ask the airport for the footage, you know, and see and see who got his goddamn watch. Wow. That's crazy, though. Yeah, man. You gotta be careful, Ocho. You really gotta

be careful. I mean, man, look here. Like you always say, there's God forsaken economy and people looking for the quick lick. They're trying to hit a lick and keep it moving. I just hate that. Yeah, difficult, Ocho. People just got to stop thinking that certain jobs are beneath them.

Man, I ain't working no fast food. You crazy? Man, I ain't doing no construction. That You crazy? Man, I ain't doing no construction. That hard ass work is hot. It's cold. Bro, it's a job. Unfortunately, I'm sorry. All the CEO positions are filled. Unfortunately, you know what I'm saying?

All the CMOs and CFOs and all the PPs and all those execs, they're filled. You're probably going to have to start your way at the bottom and work your way to the top. This is the thing about it too. Also, when I think about it too, Uncle, everybody, especially in today's era,

they want instant gratification, you know? They want to take all the shortcuts. They want instant success. They want fast money. Everybody want to be a boss, but nobody want to put the work in. Nobody want to put the work in and do the work that it takes to become actually that.

You notice, don't you? You notice everybody want to be a boss, but don't nobody want to be told what to do? They want to tell somebody what to do, but can't nobody tell them ish. Huh. So how does that work? At some point in time, everybody had to be told something.

What to do, how to do it, when to do it. You want to skip that step and go straight to the step where you telling everybody, you bossing everybody. I'm a boss. Yeah. everybody. I'm a boss. Man. The one thing I can honestly say to anybody that I've ever worked for can tell you I ain't never had a problem with hard work.

Never. I ain't got no problem with hard work either because I ain't got where I need to get to now. I'm exploring the treatment options that I can take. Okay. Yeah, just put it up on your tongue. It's going to dissolve.

It's going to dissolve in about 10 minutes. Five minutes after that, good to go. Okay, here we go. Here we go. You can even eat. You can eat if you want to. They don't even know. I like mine on an empty stomach

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Pressure washer. And this is what I got. Franklin says, it's a screw. I mean, you know what? I wonder how something like that happens. Right? Because when I think about AliExpress, I haven't ordered, you know, much of anything off of AliExpress.

But... And I won't be. How do you order something, pay full price for it, and they send you a picture of said item that you purchased. Yeah, but I don't know if you're going to really expect... Did you really expect to pay $22 for a drill?

How much did he pay for the drill? I thought... I don't know what a drill costs. I don't know what a drill costs. I know it don't cost no damn $22. That don't even sound right. It costs more than that, right? It has to. I know it don't cost no damn $22. That don't even sound right. It costs more than that, right? It has to. I don't do construction.

I ain't drilling. $149. Between $149 and $200. He got got. I knew it wasn't going to be no $22. I didn't tell you that. I don't even do no construction.

Yeah, I don't know what Ace Hardware or Lowe's or Home Depot or somewhere. Right down the street. Yeah. You know, because things like that, stuff I can like, okay, let me see. Let me see what I... Is what I'm purchasing, is it equipped to do the job that I'm going to need it to do?

So that's probably something you probably need to see up close and personal. But yeah, bro, they got you. Matter of fact, speaking of, are you a handyman? Are you like Tim from what's the show? Two Time Tim. Can you build stuff

and... No. No. Okay. I was just curious. You can't even. Hey, I took woodshop in high school. I took woodshop. I. Okay. I was just curious. You can't even. Hey, Unc, I took woodshop in high school. I took woodshop. I did too. I can put together an entire bed and bed frame with wood. All I need is some nails in it.

I can break an entire bed and bed frame. I can put it together. I can do that because I lay heavy. I can take it apart. Now, if you need somebody to take it apart, you call your boy. I'll do that for you. You put it back together, but I'll take it apart for you. No, no, no. But I took, no, no. I don't have,

I'm not, God gave me, the ability that God gave me was to play sports. That's what I can do. You give me a football, a basketball, a baseball or something like's what I can do. You give me a football or basketball or baseball or something like that, I can do that. But handy, I can't do.

I can't put if together. I'm paying somebody to do that. That's why I got a full-time handy guy that comes over. You got a handy guy. Yeah. Okay. For sure.

Yeah, anything that breaks or needs to be put together, I call him. handy guy. Yeah. Okay. Okay. So. Yeah. Anything that breaks or needs to be put together. So what happened? What happened if you driving and you got a flat tire? That's what I got roadside

assistance for. So you can't change the tire. I can change it. But I ain't paying the kind of money I'm paying for roadside assistance. I'm going to put that

right there. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. I'm just for roadside assistance. I'm going to put that right there. Okay, okay, okay. I'm just curious. The fact that you can do it. Yeah, I can change the tire. Yeah. Some of this stuff that they got together, I had this guy, I bought a concept bike

that you see a lot of times in these CrossFit gyms. Man, he laid out the instructions. Man, I looked at that and went back in the house. I said, hey, you need some water? Yeah. Next thing I know, like 20 minutes, he run the doorbell.

He was done? I said, man, you put it together? Yeah, I said. You put that whole thing together? He's like, yeah. He said, man, you put it together? Yeah, I said. You put that whole thing together? He's like, yeah. He said, you want to test it out? Man, some people have a knack for that. You look at all the directions.

They do. You look at all them directions. You look at all them nails and screws. They be like, man, hell nah. But you know what? The same way you look at stuff like that, if you was to give them a playbook, they'd be the same way. Like, what the hell is this?

Exactly. Exactly. Hey, I'm good at, I'm great at what I'm good at. Right. But what I'm not, I don't put any time. Man, you need to learn.

No, I don't. I'm too old. I'm not trying to learn that. That doesn't interest me. In order for me to learn something, it really needs to interest me. You got to have a passion for it. Putting stuff together, that don't interest

me. Learning how to cook, that doesn't interest me. Now, look, you either can pay something, you either do things, Ocho, you either pay somebody to do it because you can or because you can't. I can't do it, so I pay somebody to do it.

I don't want to do it, so I pay somebody to do it. Now, I'm not taking a survey, but studies at Harvard show and say that women prefer a man that is handy and that can cook over one that can pay for the services and have someone else do it. What are your thoughts on that? Well, I ain't going to find no woman that wants somebody that can cook because I can't. I ain't going to try to learn either. I mean, look, if a woman can cook, yeah, sure, that's great. But that's not a deal breaker for me that she can't. But no, I'm saying women wanting a man that knows

how to cook as opposed to having a man that can afford to have a chef they out there I wish it well I don't know to tell you I'll be honest I ain't gonna stand in the way I can't I'm not trying to learn how to cook no oxtails

and no stuff like that I'm not trying to learn how to cook no fried chicken and all that other stuff i'm not i ain't no sense in me lying to you i ain't gonna hold you that ain't that ain't that ain't me so if you're looking for somebody that can give you that can cook for you and hey baby i'm gonna make brunch for us and i'm gonna make some eggs benedicts and i'm gonna make pancakes or i'm gonna make waffles and stuff like that bless his heart y'all deserve to be together that's what you want and that's what he can do but that ain't me a woman is crying after revealing to her husband she never had an emergency savings account after she told him she did her husband thought thank goodness we have

that money you saved in your account and now the woman. Ocho, if the money was never there, is this grounds to end the relationship? Yes, it's grounds to end the relationship because obviously, I'm assuming he must have been giving her money, right, to put away into the savings account. So where's the money going? Obviously, she's using the money for something.

And if they live together, and that's the wife, and he doesn't see her buying anything, the money got to be going somewhere. So not only is it grounds for whatever he needs and sees fit in doing after there is no saving account, something ain't right. And you know what also you got to be careful too, most of the time women have a savings account or a private account

and they continue to save up and save up and save up and save up as an exit strategy as well. Yeah. I think I read a study the other day, Ocho, that the divorces, that 70% of the divorces are filed by women. You know, they don't file them until there's a plan B in place. Oh, no, no. Women are not going to do anything like that. Women are a lot more radical. They're planned. They're like, no. Women are not going to do anything like that. Women are a lot more radical.

They're playing. They're like, okay. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. Let me make sure I got a place to go. They know where they're going to go. They don't start an order.

They don't start an order off Wayfair. They got the little furniture coming that you don't know about. They got a little stash. They've been stashing. They've been paying the bill, but they've been popping a little bit. Hey, they done told their mom. They done told their sister. They done told their homegirl.

That's right. Listen, you always got to stay two steps ahead. Any sign of anything that's out of character or that's not normal and it raises your antennas, then you just have to understand you have to move accordingly and be prepared for anything at that point.

Anything at that point. Well, I mean, you got your account. She got her account. Do y'all have a joint account? Wait, wait, wait. If you have a joint account, it has to be a joint account that you

guys start and you put money in together. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. And I don't know what's in your account. You don't know what's in my account. We know what's in this one.

We pay bills. We pay bills out of this account. I like that. Now, that's structure and discipline. If you can find someone like that where you guys both are doing well in your respective fields and whatever it is you do and having that joint account

and having that structure of starting off, let's say, as a couple, just randomly, I'm just throwing a number out there. We put $5,000 in, you know, together. We start off with $10,000. And then every time we get paid,

we put a certain amount in and we continue to do that over time. Yeah, right. Man, you know what that would be looking like? You know, after a year and some time? Mm-hmm. Man. Man.

Yeah. Everybody be like, man, you gonna let, you know, your account, you gonna put your wife on your account? Are you high? Bro. Wait, if you get, hold on, if you married,

you wouldn't put your wife on your account? You talking about where the money is? Like real money? if you married you wouldn't put your wife in your account you talking about what the money is like real money man please people must be thinking I was a defu like I said

I got an account you got an account we got a joint account now are they parameters I update my every two years because the money grows account. Now, are they parameters? I update my, uh, every two years because the money grows.

And so every two years, I update it. Okay? This, this. Oh, you acting a fool? You get a little less. I'm sorry. You get a little less. Oh, yeah. I'll update it. Yes, yes. The estate? Absolutely. Every two years. And she will be taken oh yeah I'll update it yes yes the estate absolutely

every two years and she will be taken care of and guess what it's a neutral party I ain't my sister my brother ain't none of them cause money do funny things and I won't hey well I'm gone to keep people accountable hey this is what you get

also stipulations if you contest anything guess what you lose half of what you get. Also, stipulations. If you contest anything, guess what? You lose half of what you got. Tread carefully. Be thankful. My brother loved me. My dad loved me. My homeboy, hey, my homeboy looked out.

Then, hey, I got set up for certain charities. Savannah State gets a portion. This gets a portion. But, oh, absolutely. No. I worked too hard to have. Boy, look at. Boy, you talking about crashing out.

Whew. Man. Would I? I don't play by that. But she will be taken care of. Now, if she choose to go back to work. That's a hurt. Right.

But she'll have enough money. She won't have to work another day of her life. Now, if she's responsible. Now, if you go out there and let somebody invest it, hopefully, she'll let the company, the management team that I have put together, hopefully she'll let them manage it

and she'll have enough money. She can $300,000, $400,000, $500,000 a year for the rest of her life. Or she can let somebody swindle out of it and oh well, I don't know what I can do about that. So yeah, that's how I'm going to look at that Ocho. But you got to Ocho.

I'm going to make sure everybody's taken care of. Now, I can only take care of you once because once I'm gone there ain't no more challenge okay listen and you know women have to be have to be very careful especially when they have someone like you uh or ladies that that are in the chat that are watching you you have someone that you know is solid that you know that you can depend on every month. If there are any issues that may come up, you know, if you have someone that will provide and protect, you have to be very, very, very careful in thinking that because you might see all these other options that might be after you and chasing after you, you have to be careful because losing

someone like that you know you can depend on, who's going to protect, who's going to provide, and that you know come hell or high water, know you good. Ocho, even if I'm with a woman

and we've been together for a length of time, we're not married, oh, she's taken care of. Oh, she's taken care of. Yeah. She's taken care of. As if the only thing is we don't have a piece of paper. And you might not have my last name. But I would make sure you're taken care of.

And I ain't going to let nobody say, well, he would want me because I don't want nobody to say, well, I ain't give you nothing. Cause I ain't never like you. No, it's going to be in the, it's going to be in the paperwork. Oh yeah. I'm a firm believer in that. If I give somebody my word to you, I got this. I got you. I got you. Yeah. Most definitely. Most definitely. I'm Michael Kasson, 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, I'm joined by Anjali Sood, CEO of Tubi. We dive into the competitive world of streaming. What others dismiss as niche, we embrace as core.

There are so many stories out there. And if you can find a way to curate and help the right person discover the right content, the term that we always hear from our audience is that they feel seen. Listen to Good Company on the iHeartRadio app, 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. It became known as the Iran-Contra affair. 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. You're listening to an iHeart Podcast.