Nightcap - Nightcap - Hour 2: Juan Soto Yankees drama, Jaleel White upset, Miki Howard story

Episode Date: December 10, 2024

Shannon Sharpe and Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson react to newly signed New York Met Juan Soto reportedly having an unfortunate experience early in his tenure with the New York Yankees. Later, Unc and Ocho discuss actor Jaleel White being upset over “Family Matters” not being considered amongst the best black shows, legendary singer and songwriter Miki Howard sharing a striking memory from the height of her career involving her idol, Anita Baker and much more!03:13 - Belichick possibly to UNC10:00 - Patriots all in on signing Tee Higgins12:00 - Kirk Cousins qb status14:11 - Raiders suspend Johnson18:06 - Juan Soto23:30 - Soccercap30:10 - Mikki Howard on Anita Baker42:20 - Q and Ayyyy(Timestamps may vary based on advertisements.)#Volume #ClubSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Asked by Jim Gray about abandoning the pursuit of the all-time wins record held by Don Shula, Belichick says, I don't have any set goals. I'm open to different opportunities going forward. I'll just evaluate them as they come. He characterized the UNC talks as exploratory, with the possibility of becoming something more than that. I think it's a process of just understanding what mutual goals, expectations, and resources are to find out whether it's a fit.

And in the process, we'll just see how it goes. He didn't rule out returning to the NFL. Belichick girlfriend supports the move to Chapel Hill. And I don't support it. As a colleague, as a colleague of Bill Belichick on Inside the NFL, Wednesdays at 9 p.m. on the CW. I'm going to just throw that plug out there for those that don't know. That's a plug out there. Belichick and our colleagues.

Wednesday, again, Inside the NFL on the CW at 9 p.m. I don't like the move. I don't like the move. I don't like the move. Because if Bill Belichick decides to go to Chapel Hill, I think it maybe does nothing for him as a legendary coach that he already is. If anything, I would love to see him transition back into the NFL, obviously to get that Don Shuler record, which I talked about not long ago, maybe two or three nights ago,

if I'm not mistaken. Going to college, I mean, it's cool. But with the way the landscape of college is now, with the NIL money and some teams being at a disadvantage when it comes to competing at the highest level, I don't think Bill should have to go through that. I don't think he should.

And I don't think, I personally don't think it's a good move. I personally would love Bill to stay with us at inside the NFL and when the opportunity presents itself in the NFL then transition into that if that team has a good adequate quarterback that you know you can win with and then that team organization will give you the keys to allow you to build the offense that excuse me to allow you to build the offense that, excuse me, to allow you to build the defense that you know you need to compete at the highest level. Just, and eventually get that Don Shuler record, you know, as the most winning coach of all time.

That's my two cents. It's how I feel. I'm sure Billy's going to see this. Well, for me personally, I don't think if he wasn't interested, he wouldn't have wasted his time. So clearly he's interested in coaching. Well, and he doesn't want he doesn't want another situation where all these jobs became available and he didn't get one. Oh, Joe.

I mean, come on. I think about that. Oh, Joe. You're the all you're like number two on the all time willingness coach. You got the most playoff wins of the coach. You got the most you got the most Super Bowl wins as a head coach. And the job's open. And you don't get one?

He's been coaching for 57, 37 years. So let me ask you a question. So it's okay to take one year off? One year off ain't going to hurt? It wasn't his choice. No job was offered. Now, I'm not telling you what somebody told me. I'm telling you what I know.

That's why he went on interviews. Who goes on a job interview if you're not interested in the job? Is that what you do? When they call you for Inside the NFL, you're not interested in that job. You're like, nah, I'm good. Oh, you went on the interview wanting to get the job, yes?

Yeah, sometimes. Sometimes you know what you do, right? You know what I used to do back in the day, right? You turn the stove on. You put the hot comb on the stove. Sometimes you gotta touch you do, right? You know, when I used to do hair back in the day, right? You know, you turn the stove on. You put the hot comb on the stove. Sometimes you got to touch the stove to check the temperature. All you're doing is checking. But you didn't do that unless you were doing somebody's hair. You didn't put the hot comb on the stove if nobody was coming over to get their hair done.

All right. Okay. I'm just making sure. Just making sure we're on the same page. I'm going to let you have that one. You got this one. You got this one. You got this one.

I think at the end of the day, look, the man the man wants to coach yeah that's what he's done he's done that for the better part of his life it's not easy it's not easy because a lot of times we see got we see people work these jobs oh and they start to deteriorate as they leave because that's all they know. And somebody said, well, it's the right thing for you to do. No, coach until you don't want to coach anymore. If somebody gives you a job, go coach. Now, sometimes, Ocho, you might have to go the college route to go back. Pete Carroll.

Pete Carroll was an NFL head coach. Nobody would hire him. He had to go to USC in order to go to Seattle. Right. was the NFL head coach. Nobody would hire him. He had to go to USC in order to go to Seattle. And maybe Coach Belichick might have to go to a UNC or wherever the case may be for a year or two in order to get back. But he's too close to the

all-time record to like, nah, I'm good. I don't care what anybody says. People are competitive. Especially with milestone records. It's just the way it is. And you don't get to that level. Nobody has ever achieved anything without being competitive because life is a competition. Whether you're an actor, you're a musician, you're a chef, it doesn't matter.

You want to be the best. And the likelihood, if he gets this record, I don't know. I don't know if Andy's going to have enough years to coach to catch it. Right. Who's going to coach long enough to catch it and to win like he's won? Because think about it. There was a 20-year stretch there with him and Tom. Yeah.

They had one season, I think, after they won the Super Bowl in 01. Yes, sir. They went like, they were 8-8. Other than that, there was 10-6,

11-5, 12-4, 13-3, 14-2. But 20 years. Yeah. Yeah. I don't know if anybody

will break that record and so I think he's going to want I think he wants it I think he wants to get it and I don't blame him I don't blame him but you got to go to the right situation or you'll be coaching 10 years

it'll take you 10 years to break it yeah listen I'm excited for him I'd have kept Tom Brady just to break it yeah i'm listen i'm excited for him you know whatever he wants to tell out of camp tom brady just to break it i like yeah hey hey hey bob and robert uh yeah we're gonna keep time for number two three more years and get the record but hey who knows tom was probably fed up he's like hey y'all should extend to me when y'all wanted to be extended. Now something else interests me. Hey,

it's kind of like a relationship. Oh, Joe. Sometimes, Hey, you get ready to leave. Now the party wants to treat you good. Nah, you had a chance to treat me good for five,

six, 10 years. Yeah. I don't make my mind up. Yeah. That's it. That's how it be sometime. Yeah.

Yeah. I don't make my mind up. Look, I got a little, little, little honey outside too. That thing is sweet. Oh yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I done made my mind up. Look, I got a little honey outside, too. That thing is sweet. Oh, yeah.

All right. The Patriots will reportedly be all in on signing wide receiver T. Higgins this offseason. But after tonight's game, Charlie Clifford tweeted, Joe Burr with a post-game bombshell. I'm confident we're going to do whatever it takes to get T. Higgins back in 2025. Said he's willing to do whatever it takes to make that happen. Sounds like Joey B might rework his deal to keep his wideouts.

I like that. I like that. But listen, listen. I know one thing. T. Higgins is not taking no goddamn home team discount. I would hope not. He wants to be a one somewhere. Let's not play that game.

So I'm understanding what numbers can Joe configure where they can fit in in paying both Chase and T. Higgins. I don't know what that may be. Yeah, I don't either. As a business standpoint, I love the idea. But I actually don't because in the grand scheme of things, there's nowhere you can pay T. Higgins and Jamar Chase at the same time, especially based on Jamar Chase's true value and what he deserves.

And you're going to need to save some of that money for Hendrickson. You need to bring him back. He's the best defensive player, Ocho. And you see how he showed up tonight when they needed pressure and they needed sacks. They got it. They got it. Listen, I love Joe. I love what Joe is talking about, but it's impossible.

It's impossible. I just don't know how you put $70 million into receivers, Ocho. I just don't see how you do it. You can't, you can't. I don't listen. I'm going to tell you, I'm going to be the first one to tell you T he can deserves.

He, he deserves, you know, and he's not going to be able to get what he deserves with, with in Cincinnati, as much as I love it. And as much as I would love for him to stay, but this is the business.

I need, I need people that are fans of the game to be able to separate being a fan in the business side of things so T can get what he deserves. Kirk Cousins' status as the Falcons' starting quarterback has been questioned over the last month. He's thrown eight interceptions, no touchdowns, over the team's

four games, over the four-game losing streak. However, the Falcons' Raheem Morris is choosing to stick with Cousins. Once again, he said today Cousins will start next Monday night against the Las Vegas Raiders. I've said this, Ocho. They still have a chance to win the

division. Once we're mathematically eliminated, I'll go to Penix Jr. But until then, no. We kind of said the same thing. We said the same thing. we said the same thing i said the same thing i think it was last night we talked about it you know and um in short um listen if there's if there's a game where kirk cousins can rebound and build some somewhat of a little bit of

confidence and getting that rhythm and chemistry back and rapport with the receiver, with his receiving core, with his running backs and kind of get things going and get his confidence back, it would probably be the Raiders. As long as he can stay off the goddamn floor

with Matt Crombie, you know, breathing down his neck. As long as he don't be the Raiders' best player. Yeah, that's a good one. I like that. I like that.

That's the problem. Because turning the ball over, you would be the Raiders' best player. Yes. But this is a game, you know, defensively where he can get off. He can get off a little bit. So we'll see what happens. And if they lose again, if they happen to lose to the Raiders, you know,

I think a change will be made at any point that they're limited. It all depends on if Tampa loses also. Right. Because right now, because remember, Ocho, they beat Tampa head-to-head in Tampa. Now, Tampa's,

if I'm not mistaken. Hey, Unc, that Thursday night game you talk about, that Tampa, that Atlanta Falcons Thursday night game, that was the best

Thursday night outside of the recent. It was in Tampa. It was in Atlanta, right? I believe so. I'm talking about that one. It was awesome. I'm talking about that one. It was awesome. I'm talking about back and forth.

Yes. I never forget that game. And so we've already got the Falcons saying, we already got the head-to-head, so we beat you again, and we got the same record. We win the division because we swept you in the division. So I understand Raheem Morris, why he's not doing that. The Ravens insist that their focus don't make it a playoff run,

not recent discipline of a teammate. The Ravens insist that they're focused on making a playoff run, not recent discipline of a teammate. The Ravens suspended Deontay Johnson for one game after GM Eric DaCosta said the veteran wide receiver refused to enter the game. Damn. Don't your players really do that? Anyway, let's finish up. December 1st game against the Eagles. On Monday coming off the bye,

Johnson's fellow wide receiver said they didn't have any issue with it. It ain't a distraction, Zayflower said. That's not my decision to make. He's still one of my guys. He's still one of our guys. Johnson, who's not practicing with the team during the suspension, will miss Sunday's game at the Giants. Ocho, do you believe this

isn't a distraction? No, it's not a distraction, especially as a player. As a player, you understand certain players have to make business decisions that they feel is best for themselves, whatever it may be, even though it's football related, but we, as players, I don't know how you felt. We, as players don't allow anything else to bother us except what we control. Yeah. That's it. Hell, I ain't getting suspended. Ain't my money. Yeah. It is, it's, you know, normally as in most times on the other side of the fence, now being on the media side of things, we consider things being a distraction that are going on in the locker room

when it's based off one individual having an issue, but it's no damn distraction because we as players have a job to do. We have a name on the back of our jersey and the job that we do as a team comes from an individual standpoint. Once we touch that field, we ain't worried about nothing else being no goddamn distractions. When that whistle blows, you think I'm worried about why deontay johnson ain't here oh why is he getting that that was a flowers it'll be a distraction if that was derrick henry it'd be a

distraction yeah yeah that's a distraction the fifth wide receiver not going into the game because he don't feel like he's getting uh he getting his number called right ain't no damn distraction no oh i just thought it was a situation where, hell, he wasn't in the game because he wasn't in the game playing. Hell, it wasn't like he was doing something in practice or doing something in the game when he was in there. So that's how I look at it. I agree with you.

I'm not looking at a guy, a fourth or fifth wide receiver, as being a distraction. Zay Flowers, Mark Andrews, Derrick Henry, something like that there. Marlon Humphrey. Whoa, whoa, what's really going on? That's a problem. That's a distraction. This is not a distraction.

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and chef later in the year forcing them to stand outside in the rain. Heyman asked Soto about the issue after the Yankees watched the Dodgers in five. Soto is a family guy and he was not happy at the time. Hmm.

Understandable. Man, y'all been running across DP with his job. Understandable. Now, and what was funny, because of his decision, this might have went into

his decision making on going to Yeah, for sure. Next, right down the goddamn street. And what's going to happen now is the Yankees are going to go back,

they're going to do their homework, find out who this was that removed his family, the chef, the driver, find out who this was that removed his family, the chef, the driver, whoever it may have been, the family member,

and had them standing in the rain. And boy, you're going to have to answer to somebody. You're going to have to. Maybe the unemployment officer. Yeah, you're going to have to answer. The unemployment officer.

You're going to have to answer to somebody. You know, I understand it's one thing to do your job, but don't abuse your power doing your job. But here's the thing. There's one thing to do your job, but understand't abuse your power doing your job. But here's the thing. There's one thing to do your job, but understand who you're doing your job with. Yeah. And for.

Yeah. Because you got to understand, that's Juan Soto. Aaron Judge, you ain't doing that. Juan Soto, you're not doing that. There's a certain thing. When Jeter was in there. A-Rod, come on now. Oh, you're not doing that.

I mean, there's certain things. I get it. I understand security. But John and myself and td really yeah yeah dang really yeah now that was gonna be a major problem yeah and i'm sure that that came down to a decision making you know because you look at because it doesn't make a whole lot of sense to me either. Oh, Joe, he got an ideal situation. He got a short right field porch. He's a left handed batter. He has a very discerning eye. Yeah. You know. He's not a three, but 285 is a nice average. I mean, now, hey, it used to be guy used to be guys 300. Now guys want to blast the ball over the fence.

But he has a very discerning eye. You're not going to strike him out. He's not going to swing at bad pitches. He's going to make you get him out. He's not going to help you. He's a very good player, a young player. Ocho, he turned down three years ago 15 years 450. Three years later, he got an extra 315.

Yeah, he knew better. He understood. That's what you call not only trusting yourself, that's called betting on yourself. Yeah. Understand there was going to be no decline in your game. And in three years' time, you knew where you would be at because of the consistency and the work that you put in.

That's called betting on yourself. The baseball union, Ocho, they don't let you give deals because they want to keep driving the salaries up. And they know if you give somebody a deal, now that pauses that. That's why guys will let, man, why did he leave the ideal situation?

Because they want to drive the salaries up. Damn ideal situation. We want these salaries to continuously go up. And the only way we do that is that if you go somewhere even if it's not ideal for you, it's ideal for the betterment of the system.

So, that's why Otani left. Now, Mike Trout was the only one that stayed and took the money. Look at Pujols. Look at the guys. Look at those guys. They're like, no, bro. Must took the money look at pool holes look at the guys hey look at those guys they're like no bro must be the money now uh uh i get aaron judge because you know he's a hometown kid now uh he grew up in the yankees organization and they gave him something you're yankees captain that means something a lot especially that means something you got them pinstripes on there yes yes yes so i'm happy

for juan soto i would love for him to stay obviously i root for the yankees but i understand it if that was one of the reasons that he left i can't say i'm blaming man you treat my family like that got people standing in the rain that i that i love and man please i'm surprised we didn't hear more about this because he probably probably have raised some. He probably should have raised some hell then. Yeah. But, hey, he bottled it up. There's going to come a time because he left the Yankees, what, for an extra $5 million. Ocho, and I asked the question this morning, what can't you buy with $760 that you can at $765?

When you get that kind of money, Ocho, what? Nothing? Nothing at all. That's what we call... You know, I wonder what would be the term for that kind of salary because sometimes when you think about it, the top NBA players, they get fuck you money.

It's called fuck you money. What do you call this? Ocho, just thinking somebody gave you Ocho, they say, Ocho, for the next 15 years, we're going to give you 10 million a year. 15. Right. He getting 51.

So that's not fuck you money. We need another term or analogy for this because this surpasses that of nba players you ain't no you that's everyone that's f everyone money now it's time for our very special segment and it's led by ocho this is soccer cap Hey Y'all my good people Y'all listening Can we hear me Yeah they waiting on you

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Dortmund, are flying once again in Europe with 12 points from a possible 15 in the revamped league phase. That's the same tally as Barcelona and one that's bettered only by Inter Milan 13 and Liverpool 15 ahead of the final round of fixtures of the calendar year. Dortmund is searching for its first win against Barcelona amid having their best start to a Champions League campaign since 2016-2017. But this past week in Dortmund had injuries since since Nikolas Schuller and Maximilian Bjarre are in danger of joining their teammates, Walter Atten, Julian Brandt and Karim. Oh, I don't know how to say his last name on the sidelines. Dortmund should be providing an update this Tuesday on a press conference if they're able to play or not in this game.

Who am I going with? Listen, look at Barcelona. They've had Dortmund's number in their head-to-head matches. So if I was a bad man, and if you're a bad man at home, I'd take Barcelona to win this game. You got Barcelona? Yeah, I got Barcelona. I got Barcelona. That's it?

Absolutely, Unc. That is it for Soccer Kizzab that concludes Soccer Kizzab Ocho Jaleel White is catching heat online after saying he feels Family Matters is left out of legacy black entertainment and Family Matters

always ranking last on the polls of favorite black shows underneath martin and living single if it's not a hood story it's not a black story whoa whoa whoa i don't i don't understand what these mean listen family matters is is is is a legacy when it comes to sitcoms back in the days yes family matters uh uh martin is is all under the same umbrella. I mean, I'm not sure what he's talking about. A different world? I mean, need I keep going?

Living single? I mean, it just is. And what he can't worry about is when publications or media outlets talk about, let's talk about the culture. The culture in general and how that show resonates with all of us when it comes to the cosby show family and all that is under the same that wasn't none and the cosby definitely wasn't no damn hood oh man listen absolutely not so i'm he's mistaken i'm not sure where he's getting his information from uh but hey listen it resonates with all of us is it was okay but bro it is okay listen it's okay bro but bro, it is. Okay. Listen, it's okay, bro.

You got, I think, I think the show was on seven years, six, seven years back, bro. You had a nice run. Very good one.

You can't concern yourself about how the culture feels about certain shows. It's okay. It's okay. That doesn't make any, that'll make any less. Uh, you were phenomenal in the role that you played Urkel is one of the the roles that we'll remember forever yeah but I don't think many people think Family Matters was as good a show as Martin as good a show as Living Single

as good a show as A Different World as good a show as some of the others it's just not and it's okay they're all they're all special in their own right they all get something different they all get something different you know yeah family matters was the family dynamic yeah family dynamic bill i mean the cosby show was a family dynamic yes if you wanted to watch something else then you watch a different type of show that didn't give you that family dynamic. Yes. If you wanted to watch something else, then you watch a different type of show that didn't give you that family dynamic. Yes. But it was,

it was fun. Family matters was great, man. From top to goddamn bottom, man, life lessons, you know, all types of stuff they gave us along with laughter.

But it's okay. But look, I, I, I like, I disagree. Um, I don't think because it wasn't a hood story isn't why it's

ranked underneath living single and some of those other shows i just think those other shows were better that's just me now there's some people that say hey i like family matters and that's fine too yeah but martin was appointment viewing living single was appointment viewing it it just it just was right it ain't nothing wrong with that i mean martin people will still watch reruns of martin to this day and you will still laugh as if first time seeing it yeah the first time seeing it which is which is weird and martin martin show the jamie foxx show it just had to be one of them ones. They were special. And they're open, right? But that doesn't take anything away from what family matters.

It doesn't. What does some people. It's all a preference in what you like. That was, it was a good one. Hey, I still love Sinead when she won the fight, Pam. Oh, in the hallway? In the hallway? Yeah. I mean, and Lil' Dude.

Lil' Rosco dude Lil Roscoe Roscoe yeah how he knows man listen man hey Martin Martin was great boy Martin was great

legendary singer and songwriter Mickey Howard shared a striking memory from the height of her career after winning a Soul Train Music Award she's a devoted fan

of Anita Baker saw her idol backstage expecting congratulations. She was instead met with a sharp comment as Anita whispered, Put that award on your mantle because it's the last award you're going to get. The remarks stung Mickey, leaving her with mixed emotion. Reflected on that moment, Mickey Howard explained how serious and competitive artists were in that era, particularly those who achieved legendary status. She noted that performers like Anita Baker, Chaka Khan,

were intensely focused on their craft with a passion that extended to even casual interactions like Chaka's unwillingness to lose at a game of cards. For them legends there, boy. Chaka Khan, Anita Baker, Aretha Franklin. So this divaism ain't just started because they want to make it seem like it just started with Whitney and Mariah and Beyonce.

So we're talking about before they were even born. Maybe back, but them divas didn't just start. There was divas way before. The Patti LaBelle's of the world. Man, stop playing. What you talking about? Hold up. Hold up.

Didn't Anita Baker kick Babyface off her tour? Is that? I don't know. Chat, help me. Chat, am I right? I think her and Babyface had a tour. And I think Babyface was getting a little bit more attention or praise or something and i think she kicked him off the tour and i

could be wrong if i'm speaking out of place guys uh forgive me but i think i read something about that and anita baker been going at it with somebody i can't remember exactly who it is anita baker and somebody i i can't remember another artist from from back then they just been taking they've been taking pop shots at each other on twitter y'all hold up you remember when they had hold on they had these women singing i think it was mariah i think it was uh uh uh aretha they had uh christina aguilera they had them all out there oh joe yeah and they hey you're not fit out to do me i got that aritha saying y'all don't y'all better stop playing with the queen now.

Every time one will go, another one will go higher. And another one will go higher. And another one will go higher. Stop playing. Now we can do this all night. How y'all want to do it? Yeah, so. But everything is competitive,cho yeah oh and listen in anything that you do especially you want to be when you want to be great when you want to be great at whatever it

is that you're doing you know when it comes to music hell it could be the corporate world if you're trying to climb that goddamn ladder sports football basketball I mean that's that's just what it is you know anything else that you're doing in life where you're not trying to be the best and the greatest at it you're just wasting your time unless you're just doing a poor check no no no them women they want to be i mean shaka right and patty labelle right and aretha i mean know, when you talk, yeah, Stephanie Miller. Hey. Hey, boy. Hey, that woman, she about this tall? Yeah.

She got a set of lungs on her. She can blow life. Hey, go back to that stuff that she did with Teddy Pendergrass. Yeah. Well, y'all better start playing with little Stephanie. Boy, Stephanie, boy. Hey, sometimes I come across them old like

I pull up you see them old women sing I say old women but old clips of those women singing mm-hmm hey

they just don't make them like that like they used to I wish I wish I wish I was able to see Tina Marie live ah

I'm old enough to remember tina marie in her absolute pride hey boy man if i could just go back and listen to fire and desire i got all that now you know we we come from the same era of music you know i remember when tina marie was at an absolute apex unripped hey i did not know until I was much older. I was grown before I found out she was white. Yeah. Oh, because when you hear the voice, when you hear the voice,

you would never know unless you see her. You would never know. Ain't nothing white. Ain't nothing white about that. Oh, no. And she's smart. I don't know what it is about the smallest women got the biggest ass voices.

Christina Aguilera. Another small. Christina Aguilera. Christina Aguilera. Another one. Ariana Grande. Ariana Grande. Yay tall, but voice. Tina Marie.

Stephanie Meele. Melba. Melba. Were you going to say Melba Moore? Yes. I didn't know about. Hey, Melba. She followed me on social media.

She always hit me up. Hey, Melba. How you doing? I didn't know about Melba Moore. Come on, man. She always hit me up. Hey, Melba, how you doing? You know about Melba Moore. Come on, man. Yeah. Please. Yeah.

Absolute legends. Legends. Icons in the game, man. Let me show what I got today. What you got today? What you got? Man, you know me. Let me see.

Let me see. Let me see. Let me see. Let me take the top off top that look like cake that's pound cake lemon crush cake what kind of cake huh it's a butt cake a bucket of who but oh b-u-n-t b-u-n-d-T. Damn. Oh, bunt. Okay, okay, okay. I ain't never heard of that. But that look good, that boy. It's a pecan bourbon. Okay.

Oh, so it got alcohol in it, huh? Who made that? Okay. Hey. You gave me the cookbook and everything. Hey, I hit up. I hit up. I DM'd her.

Man, you know me. I like something. I DM people. You can't do nothing but block me. Hold on. Let me get her name right, O DM'd her. Man, you know me, I like some, I DM people. You can't do nothing but block me. Hold on, let me get her name right, Ocho. Damn. Hold on. No.

She said she stopped cooking today. Her name is Lakeisha Dixon Jones. Her bakery is called Savory and Sweet Treats. She got an ATL. Look at that. I got a cookbook. I can't cook nothing but rice. But hey, and I got a peach

cobbler butt cake. I got another lady preparing me one also. So I told her I was going to give her a shout out on the show tonight. Y'all want some of that, don't you't you Joy you want a piece hey see if she if she's watching tonight how you doing ma'am

oh she's watching how you doing I'm down in Miami if at any time you have any free time I'm pretty simple I normally go to Publix she got us like go to Publix and go to. She got she got a site. Go to ask savory and sweet treats.

And you can see the different type of pound cakes that she made. But excuse me, I'll keep a bun cake. But they pound cake, pound cake, bun cake. The only difference is one got a whole lot of the others is right across the top. That's that's the only difference between a bun cake and a pound cake. But it is it is it is pound bun cake. But, hey, it's unbelievable. I'm sure I'm trying to shoot my shot on and a pound cake. But it is pound Bundt cake. But, hey, it's unbelievable. Hold on.

I'm trying to shoot my shot on getting me a cake, huh? I'll get you. I'll send a text and have her get it to you. I'll get your address and shoot. Okay. I just want to let her know if she's watching right now, I like yellow cake with chocolate icing. Yellow cake with chocolate icing.

Thank you, and I appreciate it. And, you know, I used to have somebody used to make cake for me. But, you know, they didn't. You know, you know, unfortunately. We don't know. We don't get involved. Yeah. Savory and Sweet Treats ATL.

That's the name of her. That's the name of her IG. Oh, she in Atlanta. Yeah. Oh, she in Atlanta? Yeah. Oh, she right down the street from me. Yeah, boy. We got to cook up something, man. We got to cook up something.

No, we ain't cooking up nothing. Oh, and I got another one. She's going to send me a cake. Don't be greedy. Don't be greedy. Oh, I cake don't be greedy don't be greedy oh I'ma be greedy don't be greedy

what that is it's uh sofans and sofana and sharper sofana and sharper sofana sharper mama sofana butter Sharper. Sofana Sharper. Okay. Mama Sofana Buttercream Dreams. Oh, she got a sweet potato pie, okay?

Ah. Okay, okay, okay, okay, okay, okay. Okay. I like that. Glazed vanilla nut bread. So I got to get that. Yeah. I got to get that.

Okay, okay, okay, okay. You going to send it to me? Yeah. I'll tell you what to do, Ocho. This is what I'm going to do. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay Yeah, I tell you what you do Oh Joe this what I would do for you What's up? You keep the light on my eye. I keep the taste out your mouth. Just do that for me right there Don't let no light get my eye. I'm gonna keep the taste out your mouth. That's a good one now That's a good way, you know it take it take it take a team to do that now We got to be like Dukes of Hazzard on you hear me? You gotta be like we got to be like Smokeuce of hazard huh you hear me we got to be like hey we got to be like smoky and the bandit you hear me what you know about smoking the band don't do me like that come on don't do me like that don't do me like that hey matter of fact you were barely

born when smoking the bandit came out with burt riddles i was on set i was on set when they were i remember that uh uh uh with boy luke duke yeah man boy boy. Man, with old Daisy. Yeah. Old cousin Daisy came out of Daisy Duke. Hey, Daisy was nice, wasn't she? Boy, Daisy Duke weighed all of 92 pounds. But back then, that thing, she was, hey, she was, the only thing smoking, huh?

Yeah, man. Boy, she came out there with them rim shorts on. Boy. Good night, Irene. Telling, looking like a toothpick. Hey. Man, like an upside-down drumstick. That's all it was.

Yeah, nah. Hey, matter of fact, I got some, hey, I want to send a shout-out, man, to some of the people out there, man. Out there in Brent, Alabama. You know, they watching, all them boys watching that big correctional facility. I appreciate y'all boys tuning in with us, man, and locking in with us each night when y'all have the opportunity. That's pretty much it, man.

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Q&A, ask me anything you want. I used to be a rapper. I used to be a rapper. Now I'm finna trapper. I lost 92 bricks in the yapper. Rodney Ford said, football, Ocho. You were just crying. You sound like a Cowboys fan celebrating a C-plus season.

Hey, hold on, homeboy. Hold on, homeboy. One thing you don't do is you don't disrespect me or my bangles. Because if you do that, you ain't going to be able to say foot or ball. If you say something slick about my bangles again, you're going to be having a liquid diet. You know what that means, huh? Huh?

I'm going to give you what Keith Leaf is going to get. Keep it cute. Keep it cute in that place. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

I'm on that. Whatever you want, I'm on that. What you trying to do? Savannah Sharper. Oh, man. Y'all go to Savannah Sharper IG page and look at this sweet potato pecan pound cake. Woo!

Sweet potato who? Pecan. A sweet potato pecan cake? Oh, they put pecans in there? Yep. Woo! Sweet potato who? Pecan. A sweet potato pecan cake? Oh, they put pecans in there? Yep. They got sweet potato pecan pound cakes. Hey, that sound like a delicacy.

And she got that buttercream on the top of it, that buttercream. Woo! Hey, that sound like a delicacy to me. A delicacy. Matter of fact,

I can get me some of that, right? And sip me some tea and hold my pinky up like this. You know? So I can give me some of that, right? And send me some tea and hold my pinky up like this, you know? So I can feel classy. You're going to be eating it by yourself. You ain't got nobody to share it with. You like me. You ain't even had to take no shot. That was a low blow.

That was a low blow, especially at a time like this when I'm going through a difficult time. Hey, guess what? I guess you'll be eating cake with me. You'll be at my house eating cake and we'll be talking together. Misery loves company. It's all good.

I'm going to be alright because I'm going to therapy. That's what I'm talking about. That's the thing. Boy, been there. Been there. Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah. Brandon Martinez. Bingo should make a movie with all that acting. Now, I mean, look. That was a look. You got to get a win. I mean, you got to start somewhere.

They knew if the Bengals lose this game, this season was over. Oh, yeah. I mean, there ain a look you gotta get a win I mean you gotta start somewhere they knew if the Bengals lose this game this season was over oh yeah I mean there ain't even a 2% chance at least they got a milk chance right now

which is 2% they lose this game it's over yeah yeah I mean it was JR55 go ahead

no I was just saying it was a good all jokes aside it was a good game for us and the timing of the team we were playing you know obviously with them being in the down year as well it was a good game for us. And the timing of the team we were playing, obviously with them being in the down year as well, it was big for us.

And hell, we almost lost this one too. We almost lost this one. But luck was going to our side. That and your defense. Your defense held them to 20. Yeah. Yeah. Defense held them to 20.

JR 55-43. Jerry Jones and McCarthy need to bring back the hometown buffet everybody excuse me everyone come get in all they can eat and leave it seems like it there there is no home field advantage for the cowboys they don't have a home field advantage like arrowhead they don't have a home field advantage like lambo they don't have a home field advantage like miles tradition because sometimes you can have a stadium that the ambiance that people come and they look at the stadium and they they cheered and they you know booing like it's kind of like you know what it's like ocho going to the sphere if you get an opportunity to go to

the sphere oh yeah it's not the act because i'm watching i MMA fight. Man, I'm looking at all the stuff that's going on. I'm like, hey, look at them birds. Look at this right here. That's one of those places where the aesthetics trumps whatever's going on on the inside. No question about it. No question about it. I don't care. I mean, look, I think the Eagles are getting ready to perform there.

I think they're going to be there for like two weeks, two or three weeks. Man, like I said, I went and and i watched i'm watching the ufc fight well i was supposed to be watching the ufc fight but i'm just looking at all the stuff that's going around yeah because it's amazing yeah it is it is amazing you have to go see it yeah for those of those in the chat that haven't missed it despair the amount of money that they put into it. Get just that. That's the experience you get. Sometimes you hear things that cost a lot of money and you see it in person. It's like, what? They paid all that for this.

But it's every bit of what you expect based on what they had to pay for. And it is unbelievable. It's unbelievable on the outside. And it's even better on the inside. You got to experience it. Zeke, Zach Carrasco. What up, Uncle Nocho? Diehard delusional cowboy fan here. Y'all got lucky. We messed up that block punt and didn't have Dak. We'll be back better next year for our Super Bowl run.

See? He told you what he was. He said, I'm a delusional cowboy fan. Yeah, I like that. I like that. I like that. It's all about being self-aware. Self-awareness is very important in anything that we do. Right.

Nightlife Transportation, good win tonight, Chad. If y'all would have lost Cooper Rush, I would have roasted you. You know what? Yeah, yeah, yeah. All night long. Absolutely. Well, actually, if we had lost tonight, I wouldn't even have been on the show because I wasn't showing up no yeah you showed up i'm getting these jokes apache hall said oh joe i recently watched a monday night football game between the bingos and the steelers the turnover was your teammate and i was curious why uh why you were so frustrated with the game between the

steelers ended uh winning 21 27 21 stealing nation i don't know. I'm not sure the game you're referencing. I can't remember. If we lost, I'm always frustrated. He said, I was recently watching a Monday night game between the Bengals and the Steelers when T.O. was your teammate,

and I was curious why you were so frustrated with that game between my Steelers when T.O. was your teammate and I was curious why you were so frustrated with that game between my Steelers ended up winning 27-21. Oh, hey, Unc, that's the game. Remember I told you what Carson cussed me out? That was it. That's the game. I was hot. I was hot.

And Carson was like, if you ever motherfucking show me up like that again, I'll never throw your ass the ball. I was like, oh, shit. Okay, but dog, he got a little of that dog in him. That was funny. Pat Dove said, Ocho, how would you feel if T ended up with the Broncos because he ain't going to be back with y'all next year?

We know he's not going to be back, you know, because from a financial perspective and standpoint, I wouldn't mind him going there. I wouldn't mind him going there. I wouldn't mind him going there. I wouldn't mind him going to New England. You know, New England had Drake May. Now, I wouldn't mind him going to the Broncos as well because of the quarterback play over there.

Now, Bo Nix and Drake May and, well, it was another team I said. Oh, Drake May. Drake May and Bo Nix. Drake May and Patriots. Yeah. They ain't got no goddamn joe burrow but he gonna get that ball both employees to throw that ball they they're good throwers of the ball so i wouldn't have a problem with that but he deserves his money i love what joe burrow said but there's nothing he can do contractually where t can get what he actually deserves that he they didn't get from another team He's not going to be able to get it from Cincinnati with Chase getting ready

to break the brink the way he is with no goddamn mask on. Dr. Frankie L. Bellamy. What's up, doc? Oh, if Ocho played with Joe Burrow today, would he still be the number one option or would Chase take that spot? Ocho? Yeah. How would you handle sharing the spotlight with Chase?

Love y'all. I mean, listen, obviously if I were I were, if I were with Chase, uh, I probably take a backseat. I probably take a backseat because I'm, I know I'm gonna get mine anyway. I'm gonna get mine anyway. Same way.

When, when Tio came to Cincinnati, when Tio came to Cincinnati, I took a backseat because I understood that this is greatness in front of me. Regardless of what I had done to a point. I ain't, I ain't motherfucking stupid. I ain't delusional.

We talk about one of the greatest goddamn time. Like I'm good in my own right. You know, I, I ain't motherfucking stupid. I ain't delusional. We talk about one of the greatest at the whole goddamn time. Like I'm good in my own right. You know, I am the greatest entertaining football player of all time. Now, when it comes to playing the game and having stats of that, one of the best ever, you understand, you know what that is. And you, you put your motherfucker pride at your side. Boom. T here go to motherfucking keys. Do your thing. I'm following behind you you so he was batman i was robin i don't have no problem with that now hypothetically speaking if i had opportunity to play with chase there are things that chase does that i could never do i ain't catching no goddamn slanting hitch route and going motherfucking 60 70 i'm good at doing one thing triple t me and let me show you I can steal good open Let me show you I can carve your motherfucking defense up

On any motherfucking route Let me show you I can beat you deep You know all that Catching the ball short and thinking I'm finna Make two or three people miss and be gone Hell nah shit man I'm gonna make a business decision I'm going down You ain't finna hit me

Dude Yeah man man, I'm going to make a business decision. I'm going down. You ain't finna hit me. Yeah, man. Sorry. Self-awareness. Self-awareness. Alan said, love y'all show up. What do you think of Bo Nix so far? What players do you think Broncos need to become legit Super Bowl contenders? Ocho, PS2 versus one

would be a show, unfortunately. One getting clamped. Child, please. Child, please. What it need? Look, they need a corner. I like McMillan. I like McMillan.

I like the linebackers. Maybe another pass rushing D tackle. Some offensive linemen. I thought Javante would be better. But they kind of like McLaughlin. But I think some offensive line. Show up that offensive line to make sure Bo is

protected. Tight end. Get a tight end. I mean, they got guys. Can you imagine if they find a tight end in the draft? I'm not sure if there's one that's as good as Brock Powers or even closer. Oh, yeah, ain't no tight end that good this year. Hell no.

Brock Powers got a chance to be really special. I'm talking about he got a chance to hey he got a chance I mean he get now he gonna take some lumps and bruise he gonna take some lumps he gonna have damn a lot of ails yeah unless they get a quarterback in there yeah but he got a he got he got gold jacket potential yeah absolutely

he got gold jacket potential Isaiah Lancaster with the Bills versus the Lions game determinative Josh locks up the MVP and can Buffalo bounce back yes the Lions keep losing players every single week on the defensive side of football

I think their secondary can be had I do think their secondary can be had offensively they're really good especially on that fast turf now you think the Rams, you better be on your best behavior because they're another team

that could put 40 up on your ass in the blink of an eye. Yeah. And I think, you know what I also think? I think the Bills, oh man, I think it's too much. It's too much firepower. It's too much firepower.

Not only do you have to deal with Amon Ross St. Brown and Jamison Williams, then you have to deal with that goddamn two-headed muscle in that goddamn backfield and Montgomery and Jameer Gibbs, you know? Boom. It's only, listen, Josh Allen can only put on that cape for so

long. He can only put on that cape for so long and do what he needs to do offensively, but it's the same thing what they just had to deal with with the goddamn Rams. Same thing. You got Pook and the Cool going crazy. What you think goddamn Amar and Rock going to do? What you think Jameson Williams is going to do?

They're two different type of animals. One guy is going to work the middle of the field, going to work the underneath stuff. Jameson Williams looking to take the top off it. You got Tim Patrick who's solid. You got Laporta. You got the two-headed monster in the backfield. It's too much. And they got a way better offensive line than the Rams.

Oh, yeah. It's too much. Yeah, man. Yes. You must deal with it. They got Ragnar. They got Glasnow. They got Glasnow.

They got... Yeah, they got Finesu. Yeah. They got Decker. I think Decker is still injured. Oh, they loaded. Yeah. They're really, really, really, really good.

Big time. But Josh can put on that cape. He can single-handedly win you a game. He's that good. I can't wait to see that game. That game, what is that? That Thursday, what did they play? Marky Gambino.

Gambini. What's up, Uncle Nocho? Do you think the NFL would ever have an NFC-AFC playoff? It could be a chance to see. Do NFC know? That's why they split it up. Just like you got an Eastern and a Western conference. You got AL and an NL.

Right. The reason why. Uh-huh. No, I don't think so. I think they like. Look, the game is competitive. The conferences are competitive. The Pro Bowl was some trash,

and you see what they're trying to do with the NBA All-Star Game. Because ain't nobody want to see no 200 points scored in no All-Star Game. They got to incentivize it a little bit more. How do you incentivize it for goddamn multi-millionaires that make the kind of money NBA players make?

Why got to incentivize it, don't you? Because it's called an all-star game for a reason and when you play in the all-star game it's the middle and you already making a hundred thousand and them boys chilling man yes that's the problem yeah I mean look at and everybody quit calling Jordan Toby okay we'll Jordan and Kobe in the All-Star game. Be Elijah Warren in the All-Star game. Do that. They play for real, boy. Do that. Y'all quick call.

I love their mentality. Oh, y'all love their mentality when they play the regular season. When it's convenient. Y'all, what about the All-Star game? Yeah. Yeah. Times have changed. It was the same thing.

The Pro Bowl used to be competitive i'm not saying we approached it like we're playing a regular season game but that was actually tackling i knew and i said it and people got upset me i said oh the owner's gonna be mad at this oh they're not gonna pay y'all this money to go and play two hand touch oh no yeah yeah yeah nah nah i said i'm telling you they're gonna change it i said y'all better pick it up they gave y'all every opportunity and y'all didn't want to hit nobody football is still tackling though Joe

I mean there ain't no way around it listen when you go to the Pro Bowl now listen I played during that era I played during that era now then the first three quarters now we bullshitting but you still tackle

it wasn't until you touched it we still tackle but Ray we get to that fourth quarter and Ray say alright now it's time to go we started playing for real because we wanted to win that game we need that check yes

and they make it 75, 100,000 Ocho it was 10,000 to the winners 5,000 to the winners, 5,000 to the losers. Yeah. Now imagine you done brought guest over.

Cause you come over there, you coming for the whole week. Yeah, it's the only way to pay it back. You got to win that game. Yes. And you, and you,

and you left with a deficit. Some people brought their whole family. They brought mom, dad, they brought in-laws. That's what happened to the Hall of Fame game. They changed the rules and had it in the stadium because they used to have it on the doorsteps. Jim Kelly brought 1,000 guests.

What? 1,000. Jim Kelly brought a thousand guests. What? A thousand. Like serious? A thousand. I don't even know a thousand people. If you go through your phone, Ocho,

and everybody that's in your phone and they're family members, you couldn't name a thousand people. I definitely can because I know how many contacts

I have in my phone. I only have 47 contacts in my phone. A thousand? I ain't even got to a hundred yet. That's what I'm saying. Cupcake Mama said, Shanna, what you know about Monk's Corner in Somerville, South Carolina?

I used to be a deputy sheriff in that area. Well, I played with some guys in the NFL my brother's in Columbia so obviously Monk's corner down there in Charleston some of you

had a very good football program so I know a little something little something Lamar Robinson what is your opinion who's the GOAT of action movie stars Cupcake Mama. Little something. Tiki's up. Lamar Robinson, Uncle Nocho, what is your opinion? Who's the GOAT of action movie stars?

Love the show. Ooh, action movie. That's a good one. Man, it's so good. Harrison Ford, Tom Cruise, Liam Nielsen. Nah, he ain't got no resume.

He ain't got nothing like them. Hey, man, you remember Raiders of the Lost Ark Indiana Jones oh that's the Mission Impossible Top Gun who else you like Jackie Chan

what about the other the other Asian guy who does the karate Jet Li Jet Li action movies What about the other Asian guy who does the karate? Lee. Oh, Jet Li? Jet Li. Action movies. Man, that's a good one there, Ocho.

Man. Which one? Action stars. It's so many. As a matter of fact, the fact that they mention it right now and it can't. Yeah, because those are two first came. Harrison Ford and Tom Cruise came right away. Oh, what about schwarzenegger oh terminator stallone terminator predator sylvester stallone yeah oh yeah most definitely most definitely um trying to think of other action movies who y'all like chat

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with a whale. Question for you guys. What's on your Christmas wish list? Happy birthday, Stephen. Thank you, bro. Happy birthday, Steve. Hopefully you did something really fun today. You know, you held you well. So hopefully you shook the covers full dark. That's what I'm hoping.

Yeah, yeah. Everybody's shaking the covers, man. Damn. Except you. You shake the covers making up your bed. Hey, listen, I'm on a spiritual journey right now. I'm okay. God got me. Me too. You too what?

Don't worry about me. Hey, I'm with you until you're back doing what you do. I took a sabbatical off, so we in this together. You my dog. That's what I'm talking about. You my dog, man. Hey, yeah, a thousand percent. Yeah, we in this together. Yeah, yeah.

What's on your Christmas wish list, Coach O? Hey, listen, honestly, my Christmas wish list is the same as always. Anybody in the chat that wants to send me anything, I'm not sure if I'm going to get anything for the holidays due to unfortunate circumstances. But I want white tees. You hear me, chat? I want white tees from Target or Walmart. Hanes. Tin pack. Hanes. 10-pack.

Size medium. Because when I wear medium, it made me look bigger than I normally am. Ain't nobody wearing a medium 200 pounds. I'm just throwing that out there. Anyway, let me finish. Let me finish. They asked what I want for Christmas. White tees.

Hanes. Target or Walmart. Tank tops. Hanes. Medium again. Because it makes me look real big when I put it on. It makes me look like I'm really rocked up. Medium, boom. Hanes, underwear.

I wear large. I wear large. Briefs, briefs, not the tighty-whities. I like the briefs. They come down to right above the knee. And boom, if you want to really, I like socks. If you know, oh, if you go on Amazon, they call Hugh, Hugh slouch socks. I like those in white.

So you can give me some of those. They come, they come in a three pack. We can get a pack of 10. You get a nice little bundle on Amazon. I like those. I want some all white ones and I want some all black ones. So that's what I would want for Christmas. My, my stuff is easy.

My stuff is easy. And that's what I want. So anybody in the chat, feel free. I gave you my sizes. I want an Hermes tote. A what? Hermes. I'm talking about stuff from Walmart and Target. You're talking about an Hermes tote.

Yeah, I don't know what y'all... That's what you wanted. I ain't say I wanted that. Hermes, Hermes is like, like, like the orange bag you had, like one of those.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, but a big one. Oh, I got a black, oh, hold on, a tote? I got the black one. Yeah. Hold on, let me get the,

the one like Floyd Mayweather be getting. You know the one, Floyd Mayweather? Yeah, yeah. Hold on, hold on, hold on. I got the black one be getting. You know the one Floyd Mayweather? Yeah, yeah. Hold on, hold on, hold on. I got the black one like that. I'm going to show you when I get back home.

On Thursday's show, I got the black one. You got a big one like that? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I use it on the trip for New Year's when I go to the Bahamas. Yeah. I'm going to show it to you right now, Ocho. Yeah, I'm going to get it to you. Wait, which one?

What color? I just got the plain black with the silver buckles. Oh, and keep the yellow. No, hell no. Oh, yeah, that's the one. I got the same one, huh? Yeah. Yeah, I'm going to show you.

Yeah, yeah, you get that, get that, get that, get that, get that. That's going to be a good one. Are you going to use it, though? Yeah. I'm gonna show yeah yeah you get that get that get that get that get that it's gonna be a good one are you gonna use it though like yeah i'm what you call them it's kind of i'm gonna have to sneak you get it that's something i got i gotta sneak and get it because you know the financial people say i don't spend enough money this year so okay okay okay i got hey i gotta skim a little something off the top right right right right right right. Well, shoot, I, I seen that 3000. I owe you so you can get it. You're not a help. And then I could just forge it and say, nah, what happened was he owe me a little extra.

So he sent me 30. Oh man, that's funny. That Hawk. It's a, it's called a Hawk. Yeah. I'm gonna get it too.

Ooh. hawk. Yeah, I'm gonna get it too. Ooh! Should I get brown? Or should I get... Ooh, Lord! Listen, you can get more wears out of black, especially with something that costs that much. Now, if you had Juan Soto type money,

I'd say get brown or get other colors, but normally when you... If I had Juan Soto type money, I say get brown or get other colors. But normally when you... If I had Juan Soto type money, I'm going to get that one like Floyd Mayweather got. The cropped? The Himalayan. Yeah, that cognac cropped one?

The Himalayan? Yeah, man. That's different, boy. That's different. Yeah, I ain't got that kind of money though, so... Shoot, I mean, listen, I can loan you something to get you one. I mean, listen, I can, I can, I can,

I can loan you something to get you one. Now I'm gonna need it back. Nah. Nah, I'm good. I'm good. I don't need it. Okay.

Okay. Well, actually, if we talk about things you don't need, you obviously, you don't need that one either. The one you finna get for Christmas. Man, can I live, Ocho?

I've been working hard. Listen, I've been, I've been letting you live. I've been letting you live for a long time, but there's some things that you need to just say you need to be able to look at.

Do I really need this bag? No, actually, I don't. There are other bags that look like that that can give you the same feel as if it's a Hermit. No, it don't.

Huh? No, it don't. Yeah, it do. I can get you that same tote bag like that from Tumi. From Tumi, you get it for $200. You know? Woo! I gotta save up for that. How much is it?

It's only $13, ain't it? Oh, that crocodile one? That crocodile $365, ain't it? $365? No, I ain't getting that crocodile 365 ain't 365. Yeah. Oh no, I get that. Oh hell no No, it's like six like 45 50 Yeah too many cheap I got to me to me is cheap man what you talking about you get you look get your little tote for $300? Oh, yeah. This Hermes is 50.

It's hot. Crocodile. How much is it? 120. Oh, let me tell you. That's 130. Let me put that down. Put my phone down.

Wait, how much was it? $130. Oh, that ain't nothing, man. Come on. For you? Come on, big money. Come on. No, bro. Oh, no. Hold on. on no bro oh no hold on 130 you just told us not

long ago 340 340 000 wasn't no money remember i know so just see there you go yeah you changed it i said that's not no money if you're trying to talk about it last you a lifetime okay okay okay okay okay okay that's the money yeah but okay if340,000, could you live the rest of your life off of $340,000? Me? Hell no. Yes. If I had to, yes. I just live way below my mean.

Like, I ain't got shit. Hey, no. Lady Ray. Lady, I'm surprised you... Hold on, what? Oh, it's a Tuesday, so she ain't at the bar. Ain't no bars open on Tuesday night. But it's the weekend. Saturday, we never hear from you, hold on, what? Oh, it's a Tuesday, so she ain't at the bar. Ain't no bars open on Tuesday night.

But it's the weekend, Saturday. We never hear from you, Laney, or Thursday. Hey, guys, since it's the middle of the holiday season, what's your favorite holiday tradition? Or if you don't have one, is there one you like to start? Tradition, I mean, it's the same. I wouldn't even consider it tradition. It's family time.

It's the holidays, you know? Um, yeah, my favorite, my favorite Christmas music, man, Christmas music. It's something, something about that Nat King Cole,

you know, that, uh, Mariah Carey, Jackson five Christmas albums, uh, Sam Smith, who,

uh, I think might've been in 2014. He released a, a Christmas album, man. Just thought it in 2014, he released a Christmas album. Frank Sinatra has a Christmas album. I just love hearing that music, man. Having all the kids home from college, having everybody up under one roof. Yeah, that's what I miss.

That's awesome. I miss when we were growing up and everybody, all my cousins and my uncles and aunts would come over to my grandmother's house, uh, in the afternoon. And, you know, I missed that. I mean, we hadn't had that.

I mean, I hadn't had to fend them around my family. I can't, I'm trying to think the last time that all my family was together for like Christmas, it's probably been, I don't know. Joe in a minute.

It ain't been. Yeah. Oh yeah. Cause you know, when you play sports, you're not, you know, you're not really around. I mean, sometimes,'t know, Ocho. In a minute, huh? It ain't been, yeah, oh, yeah. Because, you know, when you play sports, you're not, you know, you're not really around. I mean, sometimes, you know, sometimes I get the kid, and sometimes the mom had the kid. If I got him for Thanksgiving, the mom was getting him for Christmas. Right.

If I got him for Christmas, the mom was getting him for Thanksgiving. So, but I'm saying, like, all my family, I mean, you're probably talking about 30, 40 years, Ocho. Damn. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, early in my career, my mom would come for Christmas. Like, I'm going to see my baby for Christmas. She wouldn't go to my mom's.

And, you know, sometimes my sister came a couple of times. But after that, they're like, you'll be grown ass. You big enough to be by yourself. So, you know, and I understood because i'd rather them be with granny than come out there and and get on my nerves and talk about have me running up and down the road getting stuff to eat what you got you ain't got nothing to eat go get me this go get me that like i was uber way before uber right i was door dash way before door that nobody wanted the same thing i gotta go stop by this place and go way across town and get that. Y'all ain't got no soul food.

No, ain't nothing close by. So I would like, you know, that was my tradition, the family getting together. And so, uh, that, that, that family dynamic every, ever since, um, I've tried my best to keep it going as far as family tradition is concerned you know having all the kids there ever since grandma passed away ever since my mom passed away

it's just it's hard to keep those traditions together man not the same huh it ain't it ain't especially once my grandma passed man and you know she was

you know the one she was the glue that held it all together we had it all together so once that foundation that once that foundation cracked it ain't it ain't been the same yet and i've been trying to to to start to start that up again it's hard it ain't the same ain't gonna be the same boy it's hard it's really hard i i i know you know because you know that was the thing and you know i remember uh uh when my grandmother passed that was the last time that all of us had gotten together right and my grandmother passed in 2011 so all my cousins you know my aunts and uncles that was

the last time it's like well you know uh you know my sister is the oldest on that side of the family and it's like maybe you ought to start it back. They're winning one and not the other. Yeah, that's a lot. My sister, see, here's the thing. People don't know my sister is more antisocial than I am. Right. She don't do nothing.

Church and back home. That's it. Libby, what you do today? Well, I went around the block. I took a ride out to the country and came back and put my car in the garage and let the garage down and now I was watching TV. That's what you do. That's what you do, Ocho.

Yeah. So, JR said, oh, watch collection is insane. I see those different dials. What's your favorite watch brand? Uh, I kind of have something, you know.

I like Patek. I like AP, Rolly. I'm probably going to look at a little bit of FP Journe. I mean, I like watches. I mean, I just basically have Rolexes, APs, and Pateks. I don't have a Vacheron. I don't have and Pateks. I don't have a Vacheron. I don't have a Piaget. I don't have an FP Journe.

You know, I used to have Frank Mueller. Right. But just the three big guns. But I got my eye on something. I'm waiting. What? Waiting. Well, it's hard to get those off catalogs because, you know,

off catalog is something that only they're, they're, they're, they're, they're people that have spent X amount of dollars with them. So it's not like they're going to offer it to me. Uh, and so,

so I'm trying to build up my collection and it's not easy because a lot of times, you know, they want you to buy, you know, 10 stuff that, and you still, there's this you're still not assured of being able to get it right so it is what it is i'll pick and choose and sometimes you have to pay

over uh retail you just have to pay over retail just like a car sometimes ocho you can't get on a list for a car and somebody have the car and you gotta pay oh you know over sticker to get it yeah it is what it is. That concludes this edition of Nightcap. Thank you guys for joining us. I'm your favorite uncle Shannon Sharp. He is Liberty City's own bingo ring of fame autoree, the pro bowler, the all pro. That's Ocho.

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27-20. The Bengals improved to 5-8. Dallas falls to 5-7. Joe Burrow 363 yards. Three touchdowns. He played phenomenal. He played a phenomenal game, and they won.

Dallas had an opportunity, but pump was blocked, and you got a guy trying to be a hero and run it back. He muffed it. Bubble recovery by the Bengals. They go down the field, drive, score the game winning touchdown, and they win, move to 5-8.

Keep their milk chance playoff hopes alive, 2%, as they win 27-20. Jamar Chase, 14, catches 177 yards, two scores. Jamar was sensational, as was Burrow, and hey, Cowboys are the Cowboys.

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