Nightcap - Nightcap - Hour 2: Mariah Carey earnings, Walmart tantrum, Spell-O-Cinco/Dunk on Unc

Episode Date: December 3, 2024

Shannon Sharpe and Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson react to Mariah Carey revealing that she makes up to $3M yearly from her song “All I Want for Christmas Is You”. Later, Unc and Ocho discuss the viral video of the little girl in Walmart going on an epic tantrum, throwing food all over the place and shattering glass bottles and it’s a new edition of Spell-O-Cinco and Dunk on Unc.03:13 - Twitter debate on cooking when you visit your man08:50 - Mariah makes up to 3m annually for Christmas song10:37 - Viral video of girl throwing tantrum in Walmart13:56 - Spell-o Cinco27:54 - Dunk on Unc38:52 - Q and Ayyy(Timestamps may vary based on advertisements.)#Volume #ClubSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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terms, and responsible gaming resources. Someone tweeted, one of my homeboys in a long-distance relationship and his girlfriend told him she's not going to cook while visiting him because she's a guest. So every time a woman cooks for me, I send him pics. He be mad as AF. Well, Ocho,

someone responded. Imagine leaving your city and traveling to spend time with your man only to spend it in the kitchen instead. And that's what people call dating. And along this relationship, if you fly to see your man,

you should cook for him when you visit. Hmm. Should you? Yeah. Is that, I'm asking. So if, if you're in a relationship,

should your girl fly to you? And should she, I mean, should she offer or should she be required to? Well, it's all for me. It's based on what I like. It? Well, it's all for me. It's based on what I like. It's based on preference.

So anybody that I've dated, you already know I don't want you in the kitchen. I'm not with that shit. I don't care about your cooking. I don't care about your culinary skills. I really don't care. If you come to me, if you fly in to me, we're going somewhere to eat. If I wanted to date a chef, I would have dated a chef. If I wanted to marry a chef, I would have dated a chef. If I wanted to marry a

chef, I would have married a chef. So that's a requirement that I've never had. I think a lot of men, maybe 90, 97% of men prefer a woman that cooks. They like that. They like that prerequisite when it comes to choosing a woman. For me, that's never been my thing. I really don't care about that at all. So I understand dudes feeling the situation, but if I have somebody that I'm dating long distance and she's coming into town, I don't want to go to her house anyway. I want to be out. I want to take you somewhere.

I want you to go put that shit on so I can see you dressed up all nice and stuff. Then we do what we need to do once we come back from our date at a restaurant. I don't want you slaving. If you're traveling with me, you're on a mini vacation anyway. Why I got you working? I agree, Ocho.

That's me. I'm trying to think if someone has ever come to visit me in the kitchen. No, that's not a prerequisite for me. If you can cook, that's a bonus. But I don't deduct points if you can't. Right. You see what I'm saying, don't you? That's how I am.

And I definitely don't expect for you to come a time zone or two or three time zones and we go grocery shopping because you're going to cook. Nah, we're going to have a good time. We're going to go out to eat. We're going to go to the movies. We're going to do stuff like that.

Whatever I'm capable of doing, that's what we're going to do. But no, I'm not expecting her to cook if she comes to visit me. Oh, hell no. I ain't worried about that. Especially if you're long-distance, too. Man, we finna get... We finna put that shit on. We finna get out of the house

and have a good time. You hear me? Yeah, I need you to step. Hey, listen, I'm finna step, too. I'm going to get probably black diggies. My black diggies crease some things down the middle with starch. You know the. I'm for the step, too. I'm going to get probably black diggies. My black diggies. Crease some things down the middle with starch. You know the starch I'm talking about, right? Yeah. That Niagara.

What you know about that Niagara, man? Hey, you somebody get a diggie, she going to get the diggie. That's what I use. You somebody get your wear a diggie, that's what she going to get. And plenty of it. I don't know what you talking about. Damn. Man, please.

Man, you better stop playing. You ain't going to be in no kitchen. As soon as you hit the door, she going to shower. Boom. That's one. She going to get dressed. We going to go out to eat. That's two.

Right, right, right. Before we go eat breakfast or brunch, that's three. That's three. Hold, right, right. We go, hey, before we go eat breakfast or brunch, that's three. That's three. Hold on, hold on. How many sparks you done took in between this, in between this,

this time? One a land, like, two days. For real? I don't want to put, I don't want to put too many in my system. Hold on. One a land, two days for real? Yeah.

36 hours. Damn, I, hey, I need, what? Hey, send me, y'all, hey, I need, what? Hey, send me, um, y'all ain't, you got, y'all got Amazon, Amazon account? Yeah. Well, send your boy some of them things.

Yeah, you never, you never, you never know what might come in handy. Damn. Okay. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I like that. Yeah, I ain't know what I ain't. Yeah, but I mean, listen, I mean, that's just a lot of dudes like that too, man.

Like a woman knowing how to cook is something that they use and they can hang over our head like a goddamn, like a carrot. Ocho. Yeah, what happened? I ain't gonna lie to you, Ocho. You take one, about 20 minutes in yeah i tell you i ain't not ojo you think i'm lying ojo i'm telling you hey then all of a sudden hey after the whoop yeah get back from hey get back from eating hey

yeah man before you go to breakfast right yeah every time yeah yeah man the trip's expensive either I'm flying there or you're flying to me you're talking about $2,500

damn yeah where's he coming from Africa down, you flying to me? You talking about 2,000, 2,500? Damn. Yeah. Where's he coming from? Africa? Damn. I feel like, hey, I give that prison wood. You know, if somebody been locked up all the time, hey, even though I'm a

free man. Yeah. All right. You got to get the baby on. All right. But I got you, Ocho. I got alright but I got you Ocho I got you I got you yeah Mariah Carey reveals

she makes the makes up to three million dollars from her song All I Want for Christmas I think that's annually right yeah each year

All I Want for oh we can't sing that my bad no cause this year she'll get three million and some change from us right right man that's a nice little gig man sing that, my bad. No. Because then she'll get three million and some change from us. Right, right.

Man, that's a nice little gig, man. Three million a year? Yeah, it is. And every Christmas, every Christmas, it's that jam. I mean, but that's probably like six months of her expenses. Because she got a glam team. She probably

got security. She got nanny. She got, yeah. Yeah. But, hey, lifestyle. Yeah. Yeah. But, hey, that's what we need. Hey, we got to get us a situation where we got passive income like that, though, with you. Oh, listen, we going to be there. I ain't even tripping.

I told you. I told you. Wait until by the time we get to 2026. Oh, yeah. We going to be just like that. But I'm going to be living that lifestyle as if I got it I'm still gonna be living way below my means

but it's gonna be there I'm gonna be I'm gonna be able to touch it I do man hey hey look man them sparks though boy

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just just just just just just just just

just just just just just just just just just just just just just just just just just it's been by the month now. You know, I'm just, I'm Paul Ann. Oh man, Lord, have mercy, Paul Ray. Yeah.

I'm sitting back. I'm sitting back Paul Ann, boy. You know, you told me to sit back and reset and take a mental break. You know? Yeah. I'm going to pop that thing at the right time

but yeah yeah oh lord have mercy Ocho have you seen the viral video of a little girl in Walmart going on an epic tantrum throwing food all over the place and shattering glass

bottles I have a question. What ethnicity? She was black? Oh, damn. Fuck. Look, where her mama was at, man? I don't know Ocho that's not it wasn't a good look

it was bad yeah it was that bad yeah I'm not so sure I might look we can't show it no we can't show it

but I think a lot of people have seen it I think me being who I am right I think I'm gonna have as a father. I think I'm going to go grab. I'm going to go grab and say, come on, baby, we can't do this.

And I don't know, just as a father, and I don't know creepy stuff. I don't know what she's going through, but this is not, look, maybe she had an episode. But I think in that situation right there uh compassion is what's needed um but not to destroy the people not to destroy someone's stuff and so I think you know me being who I am and how I see thing I'm just gonna like I'm just gonna try to like come on we gotta go damn we gotta go that's that's. Where was her parents, huh? I don't know. I didn't see. I think it was one of them viral moments

where they created that on purpose. They put the daughter up the door and they record her from far away just to have this kind of moment. You think? Maybe? I mean, she was probably what'd you think? She was a teenager? Probably like 13, 14, 15? Eight or nine? She's like, they Probably like 13, 14, 15? Eight or nine?

She's like, they say she's like, Ashley and Jordan say that she's, they seem to think she's like under the age of 10. Hmm. I mean, Chad, I don't know if you, Chad, have y'all seen it? A lot of them say they did. But I just, I just,

yeah, I mean, she ain't, first of all, Ocho, she didn't, I i mean the likelihood of her walking i mean like i said i don't know the neighborhood so maybe if somebody's from that area could know or know who she is and maybe she walked there may it's it's hard i don't know because they're you know maybe she walked there i don't know um but me being i am i i'm going to let people just destroy people's stuff even as a child I think you have to have an intervention and you try to reason with it

you try to ration with the person especially a child and let them know whatever you may be going through you try to appeal to them on their level but you don't like I said you don't.

Like I said, I don't know, but I just know that that wasn't the right way to do that. And maybe she needs some help. Like I said, maybe she was having an episode or something. But me, I just try to help and try to intervene if possible when I think I can or I should. Dang. Ocho.

Now it's time. We got your segment back. Yeah. Spello Cinco. Oh yeah. This is what it's about. This is what it's about. This is what it's all about. This is what it's all about. Okay.

Ocho. Ocho. The first word. Let me say a prayer. Wait, wait, wait, wait. Let me say a prayer. Amen. Okay. Ocho. Yeah. amen okay oh joe yeah first word is draconian what draconian is an wait oh no no no draconian d-r-a-d-r-a-c-o-n-i-n

d-r-a-c-o-n-i-a-n that's correct a c yeah i know i know that one i remember that one i remember that one yeah stop playing with me boy one for one that's that harvard education for you baby that's that harvard education for you one semester before That's a Harvard education for you. One semester before I got expelled. Okay, Mr. Harvard. Your next word is sanctimonious. Sanctimonious? Yes. Hey, I was sanctified. I remember that song.

Okay. Sanctified. Sanctimonious. Watch this. Stay with me now. Sanctimonious. Ocho, stop looking at the chat. Go ahead. I'm listening. I'm looking at you. Go ahead. I see you looking down. Go ahead. I'm on my laptop. Ocho, Ocho, look at me. Straight ahead of the camera. Ocho! Thank you.

Stop making excuses, man. Ocho, I see your eyes. Ocho, I see you looking down. No, we're moving on. That's not the word. That's not the word. That's not the word. No. Hold on. I'm spelling fast as hell. Ocho, we're going to anachronism. Who? That's right.

Anachronism. Anachronism? Yes. Ocho, stop looking at me. Ocho, people in the chat can see you looking down. Down at what? My phone is right here. What are you talking about?

Chat, do y'all see Ocho looking down? Hey, my phone is right here. I'm on my chat do y'all see ocho looking down hey um my phone is right here i'm on my laptop there's no chat there's no chat on my laptop we're looking ocho so you see i'm looking straight ahead of the camera you're not doing that you're looking down people in the chat can see you oh they're looking at you my computer is down ocho you're not getting it through your computer you got the. You got the camera set up. You see how I'm looking? They can look in my eyes.

They see you looking down, Ocho. There's nothing down. That's what you don't understand. Hey, listen. Hold on. Listen to me. I'm on my laptop. When I look down, it's people's name.

Aaron Locke, Christian Hunter, Absi, Tasha, Alexa Davis. Yeah. The only way I can see the chat is if I have it on my phone. No, Ocho. You just said it. Look in the camera. I'm looking in it. There you go. No, no, no. Don't look down.

Look in the camera. Thank you. Ocho. Hey, my chat is only... I don't have YouTube on my laptop. Ocho, you see how you look down through the camera? When I give you the word, stay looking. Ocho, you look... I'm looking at you. No, you see how you look down through the camera When I give you the word, stay looking Ocho, you look

I'm looking at you No, you're not I am, you're on my computer That's what you're not realizing If I look up at the camera, I'm looking in the camera But I look down on the computer to look at your face You don't have to know, look straight ahead There you go

You're not making no Ocho, don't look, that's it I'm looking at you Ocho, no... Don't look at me. I'm looking at you. Ocho, stop looking down. Look at me through the camera. I can't help it. It's what I've always done. Ocho. Come on, man.

Give me some new work. Give my work, man. You're trying to cheat me because I'm black, man. Golly, boy. Boy, you... Hey. I'm black, man. Golly, boy. What are you... Hey! Boy, you... Why are you laughing, man? Hey, my... Listen.

I just have a laptop to get online on the Zoom. Let me finish. There's no chat on my laptop. In order for me to be in the chat, I go to YouTube on my phone. That's how you see me looking to the laptop. Chat, do y'all see how I'm looking

at y'all? That's because you're looking at y'all. Ocho, look straight ahead at me. There you go. Now, don't look down. Ocho. I'm looking down. No, look straight ahead. Why do you need to look down? Just look straight ahead

at the camera. Because you're down below me. You're not in my camera. Ocho, yes, I am. I'm right in your camera. I'm right in your camera. I'm looking at you. No, you don't get it, man. You're not listening.

You, the graphic, the box is below me. Don't worry about the box. Don't worry about the graphic. All you have to do is look straight ahead into the camera. Ocho, don't look down. Straight ahead into the camera. All you have to do is look straight ahead into the camera. Ocho, don't look down. Straight ahead into the camera. There we... Ocho, don't... Come on, man.

We do the same thing every time. I look at you when I'm spelling every time, and all of a sudden, no. It's a problem. Ocho, give me a new set of words. We're going to pull a Slumdog Millionaire on you. We're going to do a Slumdog Millionaire. Made for This Mountain is a podcast that exists to empower listeners to rise above their struggles,

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Hey who What's the dude that did the dunk Where he Where he did like this Deep brown Uh Something brown What's his name

Where my word at Huh Where my word at, huh? Where we at? Yeah, sound it out. Sound it out. Don't do me like that. Sound it out. I'm ready.

Chad, I got y'all, baby. This for y'all. Huh? Okay, I'm going toall, baby. This is for y'all. Huh? Okay, I'm going to give you an easy word. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Let's go. Cacophony. Come again?

Cacophony. Cacophony. Cacophony. Use it in a sentence, please. It's the idea that something is similar to the truth or has a semblance of truth. Cacophony. No, that's permissitude. Sorry, that's not it.

Come on, man. Come on. You know what? Where the referee at? Referee. It's a blend of unharmonious sounds. I heard a cacophony of protests from Ocho when trying to discuss the Bengals losing streak. Ocho! Spell it.

Cacophony. Ocho! Straight ahead. Ocho! Lord have mercy. I can't get the man to look straight ahead. Ocho! You keep calling my name. I'm looking down at you. Stop calling my name. Don't look down at me. You don't need to look down at me. Look straight ahead into the camera.

Alright. But you don't understand. You don't need to look down at me. Look straight ahead into the camera. All right. But you don't understand. You don't understand. I'll show. Look straight ahead. Look just like this. Listen to me. I'm trying to talk.

You keep interrupting me so you can't understand. I have my laptop, right? Listen to me. And I got my Sony camera. Listen to me. I got my Sony camera right above my laptop. So every time you call my name, I look at my laptop to look at your face. Okay. Like you call my name.

I see you. No, but your setup is... Oh my God. You're not listening. I don't have your setup. I'm using my little... Okay. Look straight ahead. Don't look straight ahead. You see how you're doing that? Now, I stay right there. Don't move. I can't see you. Yes, you can. You don't need to see me.

No, I'm looking down the back of the lens. No, that's what i want you to do cacophony cacophony cacophony watch this cacophony cacophony c-a c-o-p-a-n-y no you sure yes Y No You sure Yes C-A-C-O-P-H-O-N-Y That's what I just said Oh my god

You left the O out Ocho Okay I left the O out But you give me credit Give me credit for that Give me credit because I was close Give me credit No I ain't gonna to give you a close. No.

Burr. Resimilitude. Versus similitude. Burr. Yes. Burr resimilitude. Burr resimilitude. Burr res similitude vera similitude vera

Ocho don't look at Ocho Ocho at me eyes eyes I'm like Judge Judy I'm looking right at you eyes eyes right here vera

vera okay vera similitude wait come on wait wait wait hold on hold on vera similitude. Wait, hold on. Vera Similitude. Vera.

Vera. Yes. Vera Similitude. Vera Similitude. Are we going to break it down in syllables? Okay. Yes. Vera. V-E-R-A. Okay. Okay.

Now, say the second part of it again. Similitude. Vera Similitude. Okay. V-E-R-A S-A-M-I S-A-M-I

L-I-T-U-D-E. V-E-R-I-S-I-M-I-L-I-T-U-D-E. Vera Samilitude. Hold on. I was off by a lot? Yeah. You know what? I don't really appreciate these words you're giving me.

I'm just going to be honest with you i'm you give me words that i didn't even know that was in the thesaurus and i've studied the thesaurus back to back oh joe look how you look at hey chad look how you're looking at me right now you see how you're looking at me no no no you're doing just fine you were doing really great oh joe oh joe right here oh joe oh joe i'm looking right. No, you're not. Oh, now, we've been doing the show for goddamn two years and I always look the same way down at you and now you trip because we doing Spello. What are you talking

about? Boy, man, Ocho, man. Was this uh indubitable indubitable oh indubitable that's ocho indubitable yes yes damn that's a good one boy i don't know why I remember this from some type of cartoon when I was a little kid maybe Mary Poppins Indubitable damn that's a good one

Indubitable I-N-D Indubitable D-O I-N-D double O damn that's a good one I don't know that one

but I'm passing I-N D-U B-I-T A-B-L-E indubitable impossible to doubt yeah that's me

that's me that's me that's me that Yeah, that's me. That's me. That's me. That's me. That's me. That's me. You were two for five tonight. Yeah, it's all good.

It's all good. Man, I'm trying to figure out how you got that first word. What you mean how? That was easy. Now, that was easy because the pronunciation, so I just sounded out. The rest of them shits, oh, hell no. I'm finna get what you call them. Next time, we gonna do cities in Florida. Okay.

Oh, that's too easy. No, you ain't gonna get it. Cities in Florida? Yep. There's nothing that's difficult where I won't be able to spell it, though. Okay. Okay. Ocho.

Next time we have Ocho, I mean, the next time we have ocho i mean the next time we have spell osinko yeah we're gonna get it okay here we go you ready hello hello now it's time for dunk on uh broncos edition where we at where we at we're gonna do spell osinko's uh bingos edition oh oh you don't want to do that you ain't finna get none of them you don't know the old school bingos? I was there, Unc. I studied the franchise before I got there. As soon as I got drafted, I went back when Paul Brown brought him over to Cincinnati.

Okay. Yeah. Okay, here we go. Here we go. Dunk on, Unc, baby. Broncos edition. Question number one. Who holds the Broncos all-time record for career receiving yards?

Oh, Rod Smith. Okay. How many yards? You said who holds the record. You didn't say how many yards, Ocho. Well, if I'm asking who holds the record for career receiving yards, you would think

for context, you would know the number of yards. We don't get context. We just give you the name. Rod Smith, a.k.a. Foots. All right, you got that one right. During the 2015 season, which Denver Broncos defensive player picked off Tom Brady in the AFC Championship game?

Von Miller. Are you sure? I'm 1,000% sure. Final answer. Okay, you got that one right. You got that one right. I mean, that was so goddamn obvious. Ray Charles could have seen that one. Here we go. Come on, Rachel!

Who was the Broncos' first-ever draft pick in franchise history, and in which year was it made? The first – This was the AFL draft, not the NFL draft. In 1960 was the first draft. The Broncos came into – was part of the league in 1960. Their first draft pick, oh, my God.

I couldn't even begin to tell you. I don't even know a name. You don't know? No, I don't know. Good. Because the name, the correct answer you're looking for is Roger LeClerc, C, from Trinity College. He was the first ever draft pick in franchise history.

AFL draft, not the NFL draft. Yes. Okay, okay. The AFL had their own draft. The NFL had their own draft. That's why they say before the merger and during the common NFL draft. Yeah, you're going to get the rest of these wrong. Yeah. Okay. Question number

four. Which Denver Broncos player holds the franchise record for the longest interception return and how many yards was it you hear that not only who has the longest interception but how many yards was it well Chad Bailey has the longest interception return but he didn't score

a touchdown he did it against Tom Brady he picked Tom Brady off about six yards deep in the end zone he ran it down to the one. So I'm going to say. Stop looking down. Stop looking.

Stop looking down. No, I'm not looking down. I'm not looking down. I'm looking up. Don't look down. First of all, first of all, I gave you who it was. It's champ Bailey. He picked off Tom Brady in the end zone.

I'm going to say he ran it all the way down to the one because Ben Watson knocked him out at the one-yard line. I'm going to say 105 yards. Actually, your answer is goddamn wrong. The correct answer you were looking for, Mr. Denver Bronco, Mr. Broncos Nation, was Aqib Tlaib, who had a 103-yard interception return. Thank you.

That is the longest. Aqib Tlaib. He picked off the Cowboys. He picked off Dez Bryant. But it was longer than Champs? Yeah, 103. Give me Champs' Brady interception return in the divisional round of the playoff. He didn't score.

We said, no, no. You said who have the longest return? You didn't say return,

return, return for touchdown. No, no, no, no, no,

no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,

no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,

no, the longest return, the longest return for touchdown and the longest return are

two different things. You said the longest return. Now give me champ Bailey's. Now, give me Champ Bayless. Hey, we're not this thing. We ain't talking about return. Champ?

When we say return, you know what that means. Stop trying to be quick. No. Ocho? No. No. No, no, no, no, no, no. A return.

Hey, a return is not a stat. A hundred? An interception return is not a stat. What are you talking about? Yes, it is. No, it's not. Interception return for a touchdown. You think they count how many yards you got on the interception?

Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes, they are. Go look it up. Go look it up. It's a stat. It's a stat.

Actually, I swear. I'll tell you what I'll do. I'll put the $3,000 that I got you that I got you bet. Let's bet double or nothing. That interception return yard is a stand. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Slow down. What $3,000 I owe you?

We bet $2,000, and then we bet $1,000 that Odell wouldn't get $1,000 yard. So I'm willing to bet double or nothing. No, I don't want to bet double or nothing. I want you to understand that you're getting these answers wrong. That's it. Oh, I got that one wrong because champ was 100 yards. A key to leave zone was further. Okay, you got it. So you see the argument and you're loud and wrong. No, no, no.

But you're trying to say return yards is not a stat and it actually is. Hey, Unc, you're wrong. You're two for two. Okay. You're two for two. And you're finna get this one wrong too. Which, excuse me,

what is the single season sack record for the Denver Broncos and who said it? What is it? The single season sack record for the Denver Broncos and who said it? You see what you're trying to do?

So I need to know who said it and I need to know the number of goddamn sacks. I'm going to say. Come on, Broncos country. Elvis Doomerville, 18. Actually, that's wrong the answer you were looking for Broncos country less ride is Von Miller with 18 and a half you were close

you were you were close you were close here we go that you doing listen you doing just as bad as I was in that goddamn spelling and it's supposed to be your team because what you're doing just as bad as I was in that goddamn spelling, and it's supposed to be your team. No, because what you're doing is that you're adding on. And see, what I'm going to start doing, when I get you to spell a word,

I'm going to say is it a verb, is it an adjective. That's what I'm going to start doing. You can do it. You can do it. Listen, I was an English major. You can do it. Okay. Here we go.

Which Denver Broncos player was selected to the Pro Bowl the most time during their playing career? Actually, let me rephrase that. Which Denver Broncos player was selected to the Pro Bowl the most time during their career with the team? I'm gonna say John Elway nine times okay you got it right hey listen you know how you got it right

because you was looking down you was looking down at the chat I ain't got no I ain't got no. No, no, no, no. I ain't got no. I ain't got no chat. Just like you did me. Just like you did me.

Ocho, show him. Just look down there. Put the camera down so you can see. Take it off the thing so he can see. That's what's down there. That's what's on the chat. Oh, wait a minute. Wait a minute.

Hold on. Hold on. Let me show you mine. Hold on. Don't move. Don't move. Let me show you mine. What are you telling me?

Don't look down. Look. Look what I see. Uh-uh. You see? You see what I see? Too late, Ocho. I won.

Huh? I'm the champ. Hey, I tell you, there's no chat down there. It's just, that's where you, that's where I see you at. Ocho. So, and again, I won. No, you didn't. Let me exalt in my glory.

Hey. I'm hungry, too. We got it back. I'm feeling good, but tonight was fun, boy. That was fun. It might be down here. If there's anything in there. Hey, buddy, you know?

You know? Don't worry about it. I'm taking out a check. Go ahead. You want some drink too? You want some liquor? You want some liquor? We're going to start

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He's just looking down and seeing your video feed from Zoom call. You see? I just showed you. I just proved it to you like it's like the box is square. So it's like you talking to me, but I can't help but look down at you. You see what I did? I

ain't look down. Yo, you look down. You were cheating. Damn, I lost my chapstick man Cutie Lawrence said you know it's serious when Shea hit that high note thanks for all the great questions what stadium had the best facilities that you played for

uh we went to the Super Bowl we had the Dolphins facility and they invested what a Dolphins facility boy it's new now it's right there in Miami Gardens it's unbelievable they revamped everything and they moved from Weston so they're down in Miami Gardens. Boy, it's unbelievable. They revamped everything

and they moved from Weston so they're down in Miami Gardens right across from the stadium. Ocho, back then, and the Chargers, they are a facility within La Jolla. Uh-huh. I don't know how they didn't win more games than that.

I don't know. Boy, they made our facility more games than that. I would never love that. Boy, they made our facility look like a dunk. That thing was super duper, duper upper. I mean, they had cold tubs. They had like three or four dip tanks. And the weather in La Jolla, it was just gorgeous.

Now, if I had some money, La Jolla. Woo. It was just gorgeous. Now, if I had some money. Yeah. La Jolla, San Diego area. I could live there. Hmm. Hmm.

It's gorgeous there. I ain't got no bread like that. I got Atlanta bread, Houston. I ain't got San Diego, La Jolla, California money. Right.

Mm-mm. Mm-mm. Quentin Mays said, how about people wash their hair? Vulture, that's a you question. I mean,

what you mean? The same way people with hair wash their hair with two hands. I mean, just because they don't have that don't mean you don't clean your scalp.

That's what I'm saying. You ain't do no massage to your scalp. That's it. I mean, that's about it. Anyway, right there. Hey, I'm Abdul Olajuwon.

What's good, Nightcap? I appreciate y'all for keeping me entertained. With y'all show while living, just trucking life on the road. Keep them coming. I'll keep supporting y'all. Bro, we really appreciate that. Sure. It's guys like yourself that's been loyal, that's been following us all this time,

and we greatly, greatly appreciate that. We definitely try to educate you guys, inform you, and most importantly, we try to entertain you at all times. So, guys, thank you for your support. I appreciate that. We appreciate that. Tony and G said, who's going

to get their first ring first? Bo, Burrow, or Lamar? Broncos country. That's a good one, boy. That is. That's a good one.

Well, at least Bo and Lamar got a chance to get one this year. We already know Burrow ain't getting one this year. That ain't happening. Listen, you ain't got to say it like that.

You didn't have to say it like that. You didn't have to say it with so much conviction. We understand. We understand. We understand. We understand our season is over. We've come to terms. We've come to grips with that. No, these ain't no edibles, guys. These are some gummies

that I just paid $20 for a jar of. I don't know, guys. I only ate twice today. I had to go see my financial guy. So I've only eaten twice. I'm hungry. I might order some... had to go see my financial guy so I'm only eating twice I'm hungry I might order some no it's gonna be too late

huh no we're not I'm ordering room service when you and Jordan leave that's what I'm doing I'm gonna say mmm my head says Lamar,

my heart says both. Bronco country, but life. Hawkwave Truth, Shannon, ask Dan tomorrow with all those TDs and stat Western hand,

the turnover's count in the game. See how you carry water for ball? Yeah, I want to be interested to see. Mm-hmm. I want to see. Because I'm sure with those stats, with those stats, ain't no way,

ain't no way those turnovers. Man threw for 497, Ocho, and four touchdowns. Balling. You take at least one one turnover that's enough take two of them away they win that game if I take two of Joe's turnover away do they win the game yeah

38-34 maybe 38-34 see oh Raiders man snap See? Raiders' bad snap. Hubbard formal. Jameis pick.

This week. Kick me the F off. KC, Tampa, Denver should have Ls. Worst jokes in weeks I've ever seen. Bro, bro, bro. Don't do that. In Bronco country, we don't take no L's. All we do is win.

All right, now keep it. Remember that. Remember that. Everybody hands go up. And they stay there. Remember that. Remember that. Remember this energy.

Remember this energy you have. Make them smell deodorant. We made them smell deodorant on offense and defense. When a referee do his hand like that, Make him smell deodorant. We made him smell deodorant on offense and defense. When a referee do his hand like that, he'll smell deodorant. You feeling good, huh? Okay. Your time will soon come.

You're going to be right in Cabo with us. I ain't bothering nobody, man. I ain't bothering. Your time will come. Hey, y'all see how he is he wishing bad on me I ain't wishing bad on you I'm just listening to you how you speak so well with confidence

in your Broncos team it's cool Bronco country okay country uh Spirit Brian Martinez said It's cool. Bronco country. Okay. Country. Mayor Brian Martinez said, Want to let y'all know my little sister May finished chemo two weeks ago. She was officially in remission. She really loved the word y'all told her months ago, bro.

Thank you so much for getting back to us. I remember having this conversation and I told you to make sure you keep us updated. So thank you. Thank you so much for getting back to us. I remember having this conversation and I told you to make sure you keep us updated. So thank you. Thank you so much. But the prayers will continue and hopefully she stays in remission. And just remember, stay prayed up.

God is good. Michael Moon said, Oh, why Brown's not using Nick Chubb? I mean, that man had a gruesome knee injury. Yeah. He's not a hundred percent right to be running. Nah, nah, nah. I mean, next year, right. I mean, that man had a gruesome knee injury. He ain't. Yeah, he's not 100% right to be running.

Nah, nah, nah. I mean, next year. Don't put him in the ground. Right. Next year, I think. And plus, use him for what? Y'all ain't going nowhere. Yeah.

Let's regrab this thing. Let's try to keep him healthy for the rest of the season. He gets an entire offseason to train. Because remember, there was no training. It was all rehabbing. Give him a year year and I think we'll see the chub that we've seen in the years past Buckeyes

740 Shannon Chad if you could put yourself on any team in history that didn't win a championship but had the potential to and if they had your skill set to win who would it be uh I'm gonna say that that uh that 2000 what 2013

Bronco team that's put up all those numbers Peyton threw for almost 5,500 yards. He had 55 touchdowns. I'm going to give me some of them. I'm going to give me some of them yards. I want some of them stats. He had five players with double-digit touchdowns on show. Damn.

Mm-hmm. Yeah, I need that you gonna stay with the Bengals you ain't going nowhere else Adam Blade says what's up I got two words for Chicago Ben Johnson let us know what you think I like that I like that I like Ben Johnson. I think he's going to get a lot of calls.

I think AG, Aaron Glenn, going to get some calls. Yeah. Yeah. But I do like the Chicago job because like the guys, like they said earlier, the general manager said they got cap space. They got draft capital. They got young,

talented players on the opposite side of football. They got a quarterback that seems to be getting better and better each week. I like the Chicago for KT said, Jonathan Mingo has 10 total yards with the Cowboys for a fourth round pick. We'll go down as one of the worst trades of the 2020 decade. But that's Jerry. Jerry, can't nobody do that job better than Jerry. I promise you can't nobody do worse.

Tony Tone said, Debo is a perfect fit for Baltimore. I do like that. Can run after the catch. He's a good blocker. I like Debo and the system he's in now. Kyle knows how to use him the right way. But I don't know if he goes back there at that number, though, Ocho. Ocho, they're going to be so far over the cap

because they've been kicking the can down the road trying to get to the Super Bowl to justify all the moves that they've made and even if you win the Super Bowl Ocho even if you're over the cap you're like hey we got a title out of this

we can live with that we'll break it down Even if you win the Super Bowl, Ocho, even if you're over the cap, you're like, hey, we got a title out of this. Right. We can live with that. We'll break it down and we'll start all over. But at least we got a championship from it. Right. Ain't got nothing they're going to have to break it down, Ocho. Because guess what? You got to play Purdy.

You got to pay him. Mm-hmm. You got Debo making top money. You got IU making top money. You got Kbo making top money you got uh are you making top money you got Kittle making top money you got McCaffrey making top money you got uh uh uh Big T Dubb Trent Williams making top money you got Fred Warner making top money you got Nick Bosa making top money you got your both corners making top money yeah god damn Leonard Floyd. Leonard Floyd making. Ocho, you. Something got to give.

Yeah. Something's got to give. Mr. Busby said, Uncle Ocho, love the show. And I learned a lot from you guys. Thank you guys for the knowledge and the great fun that you create on the show. Blessing. Mr.

Busby, thank you, bro. We greatly, greatly appreciate that. We appreciate your support. We love to get positive encouragement. And hey, thank you, bro. We greatly, greatly appreciate that. We appreciate your support. We love to get positive encouragement. And hey, just tell it, hey, if there's something else you'd like to see us do more of, not a lot of, hey, we take feedback. That's what we try to do. We try to get better. And what better way to get better than getting feedback on what our viewing audience and our listening audience want to hear?

So we take any comment, we take any criticism, whatever the case may be, we huddle up as a team and we try to run better plays. That's the only way that we can get better. But we thank you for your input. Greatly appreciate that. That concludes this edition of Nightcap. As the Broncos, thanks to two pick sixes

and a turn over at a pick late they beat the Cleveland Browns by the score of 41-32 to withstand career night from Jameis Winston who was three yards short of throwing for 500 yards and Jerry Judy had a career high

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It's been a lot. It's been very exhausting for Ocho and I, but we felt it was necessary to do this. We thank you for your support. We thank you for being there and keeping us strong, keeping us held up. We appreciate that. He's Ocho. We will you for being there and keeping us strong, keeping us held up. We appreciate that. I'm up. He's Ocho. We will

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The made for this mountain podcast exists to empower listeners to rise above their inner struggles and face the mountain in front of them. So during mental health awareness month, tune into the podcast, Focus on your emotional well-being and then climb that mountain. You will never be able to change or grow through the thing that you refuse to identify. The thing that you refuse to say, hey, this is my mountain. This is the struggle. Listen to Made for This Mountain on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. I'm Michael Kassin, founder and CEO of 3C Ventures and your guide on good company. The podcast where I sit down with the boldest innovators shaping what's next.

In this episode, I'm joined by Anjali Sood, CEO of Tubi. We dive into the competitive world of streaming. What others dismiss as niche, we embrace as core. There are so many stories out there. And if you can find a way to curate and help the right person discover the right content, the term that we always hear from our audience is that they feel seen. Listen to Good Company on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. In the fall of 1986, Ronald Reagan found himself at the center of a massive scandal that looked like it might bring down his presidency.

It became known as the Iran-Contra affair. The things that happened were so bizarre and insane, I can't begin to tell you. Please do.