Nightcap - Nightcap - Hour 2: Inside the NBA, Aliens exist, Marriage Prenup

Episode Date: November 17, 2024

Shannon Sharpe and Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson react to Inside the NBA moving to ESPN in 2025. Later, Unc and Ocho discuss Meg Thee Stallion and Glorilla not going near water due to “aliens”, Unc and Ocho are all about the prenup and much more!03:13 - Bron’s trip doub comes to an end tonight11:30 - Inside the NBA moving to ESPN in 202514:10 - Meg the Stallion and Glorilla wont go in the water again19:00 - Shemar Moore on marriage35:19 - Q and Ayyy(Timestamps may vary based on advertisements.)#Volume #ClubSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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LeBron did not have his best shooting performance, but when they absolutely had to have it, he made two big threes, including the silencer. Hey, LeBron, man, let me ask you a question yes what are the chances we see a lebron again we've never seen it is it is it possible is there anybody in nba that can come close to the longevity and the consistency year in and year out that could at some point reach the plateau in which he has.

But we're assuming that this is it. I can see him playing another two years. He said he sees himself playing another one or two. Think about it. He's averaging he had 21 points7 rebounds five assists

last night after a string of four straight triple doubles anthony davis has been off the chart anthony davis had 31 and 14 tonight with two with a block and two steals he's been sensational uh it's not that the longevity is the level in which he played at. Yes. Yes. That's what, that's, that's what's so impressive.

Am I impressed that, I mean, for someone to have the longevity, see like the thing that was impressive about Tom was the level of which he's playing at. We've seen guys play into their forties, but they didn't look like that. Right.

We've seen a lot of basketball players, you know, Vince Carter played into his forties, uh, Dirk, the Viscay, Kevin Garnett, Kevin Willis,

uh, Robert Page. Most of the time is big. Right. Most of the time. It's a big, uh, Kareem,

you know, they go down and get on the block, blah, blah, blah. But you know, for, for Vince to play 22 guards,

LeBron, LeBron's handling the ball. LeBron's getting up and down the court. LeBron ain't just going down and getting on the block and posting up. RightBron, LeBron's handling the ball. LeBron's getting up and down the court. LeBron ain't just going down and getting on the block and posting up. So, I don't think so, Ocho. I don't want to be one of those guys that say never,

but I don't think we'll see it in my life. I don't think I'll see it in my lifetime. Now, maybe the kids, my kids' kids will see it, but I mean, for a guy to play at that level, he's probably going to average somewhere around 23 to 26 points a game. He's going to probably be 8-8

or 8-7, assist to rebounds. He still can give you, go get you 30 on an efficient night. Like I said, he didn't shoot the ball well at night. He was 8-19, 2-7, 3-5 for the free throw line, but he had four offensive rebounds. The thing is, he had six turnovers uh they only had 11 so he did do a better job of cutting down the turnovers but

he's still playing at an extremely high level oh joe yeah uh they've won five games in a row now they're not they're nine and four and I think they're going home, right? I think they go home now. I think they have like a four or five game road trip. They have a three game road trip what who they got yeah so that should be I mean that Nuggets game is going to be tough

because Nikola Jokic is playing at hey man I mean they got to say at some point in time stop this notion he's the best player in basketball whoa it is what it is he's the best player in basketball whoa it is what it is best he's the best player in basketball what about luca what about ad john moran kevin durant anthony edward nicola yokich is is the best player in the NBA. Damn.

Period. I wish it was something I could tell you different, Ocho. Do you see the numbers that he's putting up? I see the numbers that he's putting up. I see the numbers that he's putting up, but I just wouldn't agree with him being the actually best basketball player in the world right now. Who is better than him?

What are you basing it on? I just rung off a few names that are also putting up amazing numbers night in and night out. They ain't putting up no numbers like this. 29, 14, and 12? Shooting 50 plus percent?

Damn. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. You got my my data bank is working right now. Hold on, hold on, hold on. Hold on. You got my data bank is working right now. Hold on now. So you like him over Jason Tatum too, right? Yes. I think he's the best basketball player. His IQ is off the charts.

That's why his assist total is so high. Now he can rebound. Now, he's giving you 30. And he's giving you 30 shooting 50 plus percent from the floor. He's real efficient. He's not a volume shooter. He's efficient. Yes.

He's averaging 30 points, 14 rebounds, 12 assists. He's shooting 56% from the floor. He's fifth in score, first in rebounding, first in assists. He's 15th in field goal percentage. Chat, chat. The chat with no chat. Do y'all agree with that? If there's somebody you feel that is better than Nikola Jokic

that you would view as the best basketball player in the NBA? Can you please just give me some names? I don't have numbers in front of me right now. This is a good one. I like it. I see you. I mean, he has a title.

He has finals MVP. He's won three MVPs in the last four years. I mean, there's nobody better. Half of the chat is agreeing with you. So I can't, I can't even come up with an argument.

No, he, he, he, he played out of his mind. Oh, Joe, he's playing out of his mind.

Oh, well, somebody did say they think Joker, I mean, uh, Luca and Jess is good. Jess is good, but I'm sure they probably give the answer. But Luka is not as efficient.

Luka is a volume shooter. Right. What about SGA? SGA. Shea Gildress? Yes, sir. I like Shea. Just not over Luka.

Okay. I like Giannis. Not over Luka. I like Embiid. Not over Luka. JT? Not over Luka. Hold on. I got it. okay i like yannis not over luca i like him be not over luca jt not over luca hold on i got matter of fact i'm glad you just said that mb he takes he takes he plays every other game right yeah because of his size his knees the injuries well isn't joker what maybe a little shorter

shorter yeah this joke's not nearly as heavy okay okay okay okay Lucas averaging 29 points a game that's 6th in the NBA he's tied for 27th with 8 rebounds he's tied for 8th in assists he's shooting 43% from the floor which is 100

5th, 1st, 1st, 15th that's crazy. He is. Wait, but also, also, things can change because it's still early in the season. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. But the thing is,

he's all, but he's, look, he's going to average, he's going to get you double digits and rebounds. The question is, can he average a triple double by getting you the double-digit assist? Now, would I be surprised if he ended up averaging 27, 28 points a game,

11, 12 rebounds a game, and nine assists? No, absolutely not. Absolutely not. But he's legit. And from the very first time I saw him, yeah, he's the real deal. Inside the NBA will move to ESPN in 2025. A licensing deal with TNT. The deal will see TNT Sports continue producing the show,

but it will air on ESPN. For fans, the biggest news that Charles Shaq, Kenny and Ernie will still be on that television. So that means it's still going to be produced out of Atlanta. Cause I already said he ain't going nowhere. And studio J yes. He's not going anywhere. And Chuck, I mean,

that's a short trip for Chuck. Shaq has a place in Atlanta. Shaq has a place, a lot of places. Kenny, I'm glad they're staying together. I am. They're what Howard Cosell and Don Meredith

and what they were for Monday Night Football. Yeah. This is. Yeah. They, they, they,

they work very, very, very, very well together. The chemistry is, is unmatched. There's really no one else you can, you can take out and plug someone else in and think the show would still be

the same. So I'm glad they, they are coming back. That's years of chemistry. Oh, that's years of understanding each other. Right. You know, Shaq

and Kenny going at it. One minute they're best friends. The next minute they talk like they want to tear each other's heads off. You know, they're making fun of Kenny running to the board. You know, Kenny with the kickstands. But, you know, and Ernie is the perfect traffic cop. Oh, yeah. Most definitely.

Boom, boom. He getting his little digs in here and there, Ocho. But he doing, passing that thing off to everybody. He magic. Go ahead. Remember when Kenny and Shaq were running to the board? They were punching each other. You push Shaq into the goddamn Christmas tree.

But Shaq beat him. Even Shaq beat him when Shaq had just was like probably a couple of months removed from having his hip replaced because Shaq had his hip replaced. Shaq beat Katie. And you know Shaq a lot of times Shaq wear house shoes, wear bedroom shoes.

Right. But Shaq even Chuck beat it. To the board? Yeah. Man, that's funny. And you know when Jamal Crawford or Draymond or somebody else, they beat him all the time.

They just blow the nose. They just blow the nose off him. Ocho, Magna Stallion, Gorilla, discussed never going into the ocean again because aliens are in the water. Megan said, I will not go into the ocean no more. The rabbit hole I went down that ish monster suit.

Who would want to get into an ocean again? There's like all the monsters reside. They think aliens are up. They're down. Look at a crab. The gorilla said, do you think aliens are in the sea? Megan, the aliens are in the sea. Look at a crab. Look at it in do you think aliens are in the sea? Megan, the aliens are in the sea. Look at a crab.

Look at it in the face. Next time you eat it. Damn, man. I think you might be overthinking it. Yeah. They're aliens. Aliens do exist. They do exist.

They're classified documents. I've heard about Area 51, wherever that may be. Alien do exist. The government is very good at hiding things like this, but it ain't in no goddamn water. It ain't no goddamn sea. I doubt that. There's extraterrestrial life. I'm not sure where it is, but it's definitely not in the sea. People have been in the sea for in the ocean for how long we have seen no signs of

of extraterrestrial activity coming from the sea but it's always been in the sky that's where it probably is you ain't never seen it so how you know I don't need to see it I mean I haven't done it's not like I've done any

extensive research on it but anytime so how you know that I don't need to see it. I mean, I haven't done, it's not like I've done any extensive research on it, but anytime we- So how do you know? That's what you say. You say nothing come out to sea. You ain't never seen the sea or the air. So how do you know? I mean, it's just doubtful though.

It's just doubtful. Why? With as much work as we as humans have done in the ocean, there have been no signs of, no signs of it at all. So I just, it's just doubtful. But there are there there are aliens, you know, the government is hiding it very well.

And it's just at some point, they say a plane almost had a crash with one. What do you want to close? Yeah, I don't know. I don't know how true that is. And, you know, people always have these AI images of UFOs and everybody thinks sometimes a shooting star might be a UFO, but it's not. It's not. They do exist, though. I truly believe they do exist. I'm worried about these crazy mofos that I see all the time. I ain't worried about no aliens or something. I ain't never seen. I see enough aliens walking around here right now doing some effed up ish. The ones you need to worry

about are right down here on Earth. Exactly. I ain't worried about nothing in the sky. I ain't worried about nothing in the ocean. I'm worried about the aliens I walk past every day. Yeah, you said it right. Them the crazy ones. Hey! What up, buddy? pass every day. Yeah, you said it right. Them the crazy ones. Hey, what up, buddy?

What up, twin? Anybody that has a... So anybody got a two-year-old Pomeranian? How much you need to weigh? How? You say between the weights of five and eight pounds.

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seen marriage as a part of his plan. I didn't have a good role model of marriage in my life. Not my mother, not my father, nobody close to me. I struggle with it. Who made that rule? I asked my mother one time, I'm like, if people get married, then what's this prenup thing? Oh, I love you. You're

the most amazing person in the world, but sign this so you don't trust the person. She's my partner. She's the mother of Frankie. Frankie has a dope-ass mama and I'm trying to be a dope-ass daddy and we're going to do that until God calls

my name. What do you think about that? When I, when I, when I hear people talk about marriage, marriage in general, and what it entails is documentations that binds you, binds you legally by contract,

you know, and I understand this part where he also says that we do love each other. We're willing to, we're willing to spend the rest of our lives together, but before we do so, let's protect ourselves when it comes to our assets so that whatever...

Well, let me ask you a question. When he entered in the contract to work on that TV show, did he sign a contract? Why sign the contract? They said they wanted to hire you. You said you was going to work, so why sign a contract?

See, before people started pulling bull jive, a contract was simply a meeting of the minds. But what happened? You say one thing, I say another, and then we come down to it. I don't get paid, and then I don't know why. So they said, you know what?

Let's put it on this eight by 10. Let's put it on the, hey, put it there. That's why you do it. I got a question for you. Yeah. Like you all for marriage, as am I. Yeah. The documentation and...

I'm trying to prenup. So you all for the prenups and all that, right? Hell yeah. So where's the benefit in marriage? Who's the beneficiary? I mean, look. The man or the woman? Because who loses benefit in marriage? Who's the beneficiary? I mean, the man or the woman? Because who loses everything in marriage?

The man or the woman? 85% of the time, if a man gets married, he truly, truly loves because he's most of the time in an advantageous situation. God damn it. Thank you. There's no, there's no, look, I'm not saying always, not every time,

because there are some times men get married and women have more, but more times than not, it's the man. And so I'm just going to get out. Look, you know, I want my partner to be, but you not been to come in and be with me for five years,

10 years. In fact, you about to walk out here with half. no oh shit me because that's that's exactly what they're going to do that's exactly what they've always done in general that's why i say when i think about when i think about the idea and the ideals of marriage in general most of the time it benefits the woman especially on the back when things don't work even even with that even with the statistics with with the divorce rate still being extremely high and continuing to climb i still would love to be married i still i still would love to be able to share my wins with someone i would love that i get it too everybody keep talking about i feel a prenup is setting you up for failure well why sign

a contract why sign a contract to go to work that is setting you up for failure. Well, why sign a contract? Why sign a contract to go to work? That's setting you up for failure because that's telling you you don't trust your boss. So, you know, you don't trust your partner if you have to have a contract legally where it says, listen, you get... I just want there to be an understanding

because how many times you say, I don't want nothing from you. I don't want nothing from you. And the minute you get in the position to get something, you want everything. So I just want this paper that says, okay, this is what you're going to get. Nothing more, nothing less.

Half of the time, you know, businesses, marriage is a business construct. You know that. Yes. It's a business, you know? I don't want to dive deep into it,

but it's something that I do value, something that I do value, something that I do like and want. I'm going to get it, too. You hear me, Uncle? Yeah. I'm going to get it. I'm going to get my family.

I'm going to get that marriage, and it's it's it's gonna happen it's gonna happen yeah but look that that's that man i don't i don't get look he do what he want to do you don't want to get married okay bro you ain't got to get married but if you don't want to sign a pre hey people sign a prenup some people i mean some people don't. I mean, I can see Ocho. Ain't no problem. If we come in together and like, I would've got married when I was in college.

Okay. Right. We ain't got nothing. But how you come in, I'm worth X. And then you come in and then all of a sudden I'm going to be half the man. I was when I met you monetarily. Come on now.

I don't see fair to me. Here's what happened during the divorce. They take half the money and all the hoo-ha. Now you tell me the fairness in that, Ocho. They take half the money and all the hoo-ha and they go to somebody else. Some other dude enjoying all your hard work.

All your hard work. Yeah, I don't like that part. Statistically, it's scary, so I understand what he's talking about. That's my thing, man. Judge, hold on. How much you say she get? I mean, I should be able to go over there on a Monday and a Thursday.

Judge, come on now. Damn. Hook it up. You got to put that in the contract. You got to put that in the contract. You got to put that in the prenup. Yeah, but hey. If and when, if we happen to break up,

I still have access on a Monday and a Thursday to get some of that hoo-ha. You taking half the money? So you going to take all the money? You going to take half the money, all the hoo-ha? So what's in it for me? Again, which is why marriage is not beneficial to the man and never has been it did and then and then and then he up here in the house with the pool seven bedroom yeah six bath driving your car yeah

because she won the cars now she won the cars in the divorce settlement so she and uh she and your BMW yeah he driving your BMW 780i whatever it is we over there hey we over there hey holidays fix an extra plate for you boy are you gonna be over there with him

for sure honey I'm home oh my bad hey queen I'm home oh my bad hey queen i'm home hey i got a kid everything on show hey when you know you know that's the thought about man i would think about it when i think about finances and and women always wanted a man that's stable that's financially yeah i ain't got no problem with that yeah but then then i i look at i look at some of the wealthiest men I look at some of the wealthiest men in the world, some of the wealthiest men in the world, and what it takes to keep a woman happy. And I think about the men that have the most money and still are unable to keep a woman happy.

Right. They have everything. They can give you everything. How is it still possible that the richest man in the world, the Jeff Bezos, the Bill Gates, the Warren Buffetts, or there are some other wealthy men of that status that have been married and they divorce. And sometimes you hear from the wives. I just wasn't happy. Like, so think about when you think about people. You're looking for happiness in someone else, though, Ocho. Happiness is not something that you find.

Happiness is something that you create. Yeah, that's from... You do that though. Right. I think that's the hard part. The responsibility of women being happy, it's solely relied to for the man to make her happy. So I think that's where the problem lies. Don't

give me that responsibility. I already have enough on my plate. Please don't make me be the reason you're happy. You already be happy. Man, women love to talk about, it don't take much to make me happy. Stop it. Stop shitting me.

The wind blowing, you're saying. Boy, listen. Oh, such and such pissed me off at work today. Damn. Now it's my job to come in and I got to be Richard Pryor. I got to be... I got to be Richard Pryor. I got to be Dr. Ruth.

And the funny thing, when you ask the question, you ask, let's say, you line up 100 women. You line up 100 women, you ask 100 women the same question. What makes you happy?

And whatever makes them happy, it's never anything involving or having to do with you never never ever and say oh it's so easy to make you happy but if it's so easy to make you happy how come nobody's been able to do it not short term short term is easy no honeymoon phase honeymoon phase oh my god and then you're talking about oh all it takes you get the year three you get the year four and see if that happens is still the same the same thing you love to do with

you everything oh just be honest and communicate with us y'all don't like to talk it I don't want to talk about it you should know what you mean I want to have the communication oh what it. You should know. I want to have the communication. You should know what I want for my birthday. You've been with me for three years. How you don't know?

What you want to eat tonight? You don't know what I want to eat? No, I don't. That's why I asked your ass. Hell, if I knew, I just went and picked it up anyway. And then you got mad. Why didn't you call and ask me what I wanted? It's difficult. It's difficult. It's difficult.

It's difficult. It's difficult. I say it all the time. It's impossible to keep a woman happy long term. Long term. Long term. That's why so many. Stop listening to you.

Women listen to women. Listen to other women that ain't even married. But then them group chats talking about what they think is ideal for a man. You ever had a man that was your... If you had a man, oh, I had this man, and he's

ideal, where is he now? Why didn't you keep him? If he was ideal, why is he gone now? Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Another thing.

I mean, he was ideal. He was perfect. Oh, he was everything. The man, hey, how did you tell me one time, Ocho? She said, hey, you're everything I want. He said, your height starts with six and your weight starts with two. I can work with everything else. I can work with everything else.

So I'm just trying to figure out, Ocho, if he was ideal, why are we here? Yeah. Ask a woman her expectations from a man. Ask a woman her expectations and watch how unrealistic it sounds. It's a building bear.

It's a robot. But Ocho, there's not a man or woman created that's going to be everything that you want. You just hope they have enough of the qualities that what you're looking for.

The ones that they don't, you're okay with. They don't have them. They have enough. But if you're going to say, oh, I got 25 things and he need to have 23 of them. Girl, enough. But if you go out and say, oh, I got 25 things and he need to have 23 of them, girl, we'll move on. Child, please. Yeah. No.

Denzel Washington clarifies that he's not retiring. I didn't say I was going to go into retirement. I said it has to be a level of interest to me. Yeah. I said it has to be a level of interest to me he ain't going nowhere no

he just says he wants I mean basically he said I just want to work with the best I think that Black Panther, Ryan Coogler he's doing something with him he's always done something with the Scott Ridley, Scott.

Yeah. That's been Spike Lee. I mean, you know, obviously you've done a lot with Spike Lee, uh, inside man, uh,

devil in blue dress. Yeah. Uh, he done, um, Harlem blues. Uh, you know,

he's done that's those are spike, but he, uh, uh, Ridley Scott, I think he used to do some stuff with Ridley's brother. Yeah.

But look, at this point in time, he can do whatever he want to do. He can, but the roles that he, the roles that he takes at this point in his career have to be right. Yeah.

Mo' Better Blues. Yeah, Mo' Better Blues. I remember Gladiator. He got Gladiator 2 coming out. He got Gladiator. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. That's Ridley Scott. Yeah, come out what?

Next week, right? Next week? I think the 22nd, if I'm not mistaken. Yeah. Antoine Fuqua did Training Day. Oh, yeah.

I think Antoine did Equalizer also. Manny Fresh claims that he wrote the hook to Who Let The Dogs Out by the Baja Men by accident. Fresh sat down with Nyla Simone on the We Need To Talk podcast and shared how the hook became the beat. I was programming something in the studio and the dudes who made the song they were like bro could you help us with a song i was just like i'm busy doing something right now and they uh and they were like just like give us a hook so i was just like who let the dogs out who who and closed the door man man get the f out of here. And the song came out. I was like, wait a minute.

I was just saying that to them in the studio. Fresh changed musical history within help on the song. I didn't know that. I didn't either. I don't think anybody knew that. And the funny thing, they changed it a little bit

because it's who let the dogs out and it's a bark. The woof woof. And I'm probably, Manny Fresh probably said, who, who, who probably said, who? Who? Who? Like, who let him out? Who let him out? Right. They changed it to the bark.

Yep. I wonder, does he get royalties for that or no? Hell no. So they stole his idea basically. Yeah, that happens all the time. Yeah. That's why you better have copyright or patent it. Right. Damn, that's crazy you better have copyright or patent it. Right. Damn, that's crazy.

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Now it's time for our last segment of the day. It is time for Q&A. Cali Boy, ASMR. What's up, Uncle Nocho? Saw you at the game today. I was dripped out in my nightclap shirt. P.S.

Should Trey Lance start? Wait, somebody was in. They saw you? You? I wasn't at the game? Yeah, but it was freezing cold. He had on a nightcap out there in that cold. It was freezing out there. What? Oh, Joe. What you want me to say?

I wish I would have saw him. That boulder atmosphere was nice, man. Ralphie, you know the buffalo? Yeah. It's a girl. Ralphie's a girl. Everybody knew that, Ocho.

A girl named Ralphie? Yeah. And then I was expecting to see this big-ass buffalo come out. Man, she's so little. She's so little. I'm like, this is it? She's still 1,000 pounds, Ocho. Yeah, but she's little. I'm telling you, if you see her, if you see her.

I've seen her. When she came out. And I'm looking like, what? Like, I can handle that. But what do you want? Bodacious to run out there? You wanted a. When you think of a buffalo, when you think about a full size buffalo, they are huge.

So let me ask you a question. Who's going to hold a full size buffalo? The men. There are three men on each side of the buffalo. Yeah. But you think they're going whole, a one ton Buffalo? Yeah. Yeah.

Get me out there. Get me out there. Clearly you've never been on the farm. And first and second of all, you do know animals, animals that have testicles, males. Right.

That's why they use, that's why they use females. I know, I know, I know. I understand. I was, I was expecting Ralph to be this, you know, enormous. And it's like they use females, huh? I know. I know. I understand. I was expecting Ralphie to be this

enormous, and it's like, oh, shit, look at Ralphie. But it was like, oh, look, he's so cute and little. He was like Teddy Bear. No, he ain't like Teddy Bear. J-Bag said, yo, what's some of the things you heard from defenders at the line of scrimmage? Something crazy or something, some

outlandish trash talk. Let me see. Who talked back to me? Nobody ever talked actually during the game. The only person who talked previous to a game was Fred Smoot. I'm not sure if people in the chat are familiar with Fred Smoot.

Legendary, legendary player. I think he was the Mississippi State, if I'm not mistaken. He talked. Fred talked bread talk he talking he talked when he losing you could catch a ball and he's still talking he's probably the only one that really talked to me um nobody else nobody else really really they were they were they were giving specific instructions not to talk because Because I was talking. Normally it started out, you know, jovial. But you know,

they started talking crazy. So I was like, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Don't do that. 4KT say, what if the NBA, NFL, and NBA switch draft system? The Pistons would get the number one pick every year. Yes.

Then what would be their incentive to win? Ah, that's a good one. That's why they went to the lottery system because teams were tanking to get the number one pick. So no, we got to make it so, hey, okay, you might have the worst record and you might have the most ping

pong balls, but there's no assurances that you're going to get the number one pick. Unless you're San Antonio and they seem to always, when they have the lottery, they get the number one pick every damn time. How the hell you get David Robinson, Tim Duncan, and Wimby?

Ain't no damn good karma. They got two first ballot Hall of Famers, MVPs. Yep. And Wimby look like he's going to be, you know, all, all of them was, was, was, was a rookie of the year. Uh, Tony Boyce, the uncle don't show is two seconds left in a tie game. Fourth,

the goal, Brady and quarterback. Who's he throwing the ball to the game winner? You are Ocho. Ocho ain't gonna be able to run them, but a slant. He can't elevate over nobody. Yeah over nobody Well I got a 47 inch vertical Man what you talking about

Well you ain't never displayed You ain't never displayed I ain't have to cause nobody was ever that close to me Where I was had to At the goal line Would you run out the goal line and catch it up in the stands Oh cause I always score from far out Exactly

Me to answer your question, me. Carlin Labreton. Happy birthday to my little boy, Sean, who turned six today. Sean, happy birthday. Your mom, Carlin, wants to wish you a happy birthday. She say you're the best little boy ever.

I take her word for it. Happy birthday, young man. Happy birthday. Gknock171, Uncle No Nocho are my two favorite people. My name is Greg. Can you wish my wife, Rhea, and son, Taz, happy birthday? Can you get Dr. Rachel Ross on Nightcap? She promotes men, prostate, and sexual health. Oh, yeah.

Hey, Rhea and Taz, happy birthday. Greg wanted to wish you, the wife and his son, a very happy birthday. It's funny. Y'all got the same birthday, I'm assuming. Maybe it's a couple of days apart, but he wanted to wish both of you a happy birthday because we're on tonight. So, Rhea, Taz, happy birthday. Greg, thank you for your support. Appreciate you watching. Appreciate you listening. Appreciate your support. Everybody at nightcap. Appreciate you.

Rachel Ross. I'm not familiar with her, but, uh, but I'm gonna do some research, you know, you know, uh, the Rose Park got me with the sexual help. They do it really good. They do really good. Yeah. Hey, why you keep on laughing? You know who Rachel Ross is?

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Who y'all play tomorrow? We play the Chargers. I got the Chargers. What? What? They probably couldn't let them flex out of it. What? They probably couldn't let him flex out of it. They don't.

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