Nightcap - Nightcap - Hour 2: Marriage, The HOA, Bad Neighbors

Episode Date: February 19, 2024

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Please do. To hear the whole story, listen to Fiasco, Iran Contra on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Chad, look, I'm not, look, I mean, two wrongs don't make a right. They don't make a left either. But why would that, look, you saying that to that man's wife? Man. Bro, you got to be careful, bro. I don't know, you put yourself in a precarious situation.

Hey, what you put your hair in there, lard? What you flying, fish? Damn. Hey. Oh, Ocho. What's up? I guess he had, Ocho, it said it was footage from a front door cam, not inside. Oh, the ring, the ring. What you call that thing ring I guess that's what it is I don't know I would be speculating

But they said it was footage from a front door cam But even still You can't take your ring camera And use it as That's an invasion of privacy That too and to use it to extort To do it because he didn't want to pay the 960 Oh yeah

Oh he gonna get that Oh I hope he have more than one property and the user to extort the dude because he didn't want to pay the $960. Oh, yeah. You can't do that. Oh, they're going to pay him up. Oh, he's going to get that. Oh, I hope he has more than one property. I hope he has like three or four properties. And I got to get them all. You're going to get all of them? All of them.

Damn, aren't you greedy? You can just take one. You don't need all of them. Man, I forget the state it was, but a woman had won the lottery. Right. She didn't tell her husband and she divorced it because she didn't want to give him half. You could do that.

No. The husband found out they went. The judge made her give it all to it. What? That's why. Hey, man, look, you and I done been through a situation with that child support and they asked for discovery. There you go.

Hey, this is what I make. This is how much I got saved. This is what I got stocks and bonds. This is what I have such as, no, sir. Hey, your honor, this is what we discovered, Mr. Sharp. Held back $3 million. Oh, no. Oh, no. your number eight your number eight your honor this is what we discovered mr sharp uh held back three million dollars oh no oh no man they light your butt up hey listen i that's that's that's one

of the reasons i'm i'm thankful i'm thankful for those that i have kids from i ain't really have to deal with that what i did is i i was able to do child support on my own terms because obviously I was one that took care of my kids, but none of them, there was no ill intent. And I think one of the things that I've always did, and I think they made life so easy, not easy, but they made life so much more smoother. And I think it's very important, very imperative that you have kids from those, or you're choosing wisely because they can make your life a living hell. Yeah, but Ojo, you know what the thing is. They can make your life a living hell. And just throughout the entirety of my adolescent, even here, even now as an adult,, those that I have kids from have been a huge blessing,

a huge blessing, you know, through my ups, through my downs. Now, back in my ups, everybody's been very supportive. And I probably wouldn't able to... I probably wouldn't have been able to get back to where I am now without their help.

So, it's... Just hearing that story and what you said about the discover and all that stuff fellas have to go through. That sucks. I think, Ocho, but for me you say that

but you never know. When people get angry Yeah. Man, it's been a situation. Man, there been a situation. Mm-hmm. Man, he's like, man, you know, me and my wife, me and my old lady gonna split. Right.

When she cool. I said, bro. Mm-hmm. I called a light fire. Right. He said, man, why you calling that? I said, because you gonna light fire to your ass. Yeah. People get angry. Right. He said, man, why you calling that? I said, because you're going to light fire to your ass.

Yeah. People get angry because they feel like, well, he's not going to be with me. That means he's going to be with somebody else. And that means that somebody else might be getting more than I'm going to get. And so now, all of a sudden...

See, but again, look at the type of person you're having a child with. Ocho, you never... What does that tell you it's about? When people get married. What does that tell you it's about? When people get married.

So you think people get married so you don't think, huh? Listen to what you just said. Yes. The woman is worried about, oh, this person gonna get more than what I'm getting. Ocho, that's...

You already dealing with. You're already dealing with the wrong kind from the beginning, from the jump. So let me ask you a question. So there's a reason why you get a prenup. Why would you get a prenup if you married this woman? Because you believe that woman's going to be with you for the rest of your life, right? So if it doesn't, I buy

insurance not to go run my car into somebody, to T-bone somebody just in case. But but yo you don't know when people get upset when you get upset hey you would like to think what you would or wouldn't do but you don't know until you're in that situation yeah right right right right right well i'm i'm only speaking i'm only speaking from what i just said based on experience you gotta remember all my all my kids grown so we've had the arguments. We've had the issues, the disagreements, the getting mad and me not being with you and I'm with somebody else. And then me not being with that when I'm with somebody else.

But it was never. But you said they didn't get mad about that. Huh? You said they didn't get mad about that. You just said. No, no, no, no. No, no, no. So when you left one to be with the other, nobody got mad.

Everybody was like okay Chad go ahead I'm happy for you Well obviously there are disagreements But not to the point where hell I gotta make sure I'm getting more No it wasn't that No Your example was I gotta make sure

She ain't getting more than me We ain't had to deal with that We ain't had to deal with that bullshit My thing was I was gonna keep the kids Equal anyway because I didn't love of me. No, no, no, no. We ain't had to deal with that. We ain't had to deal with that bullshit. No. No, sir. But my thing was I was going to keep the kids equal anyway because I didn't love any kid more than I love the other. All of my kids. Regardless of the circumstance

in which they were conceived, they're mine. Right. And I'm going to do, you know, one get a birthday party, all three, all the others going to get a birthday party, spend the same. of them, all the others going to get a birthday party, spend the same. It might be a different thing,

the same. Everybody go to, one go to private school, everybody go to private school. Now, if you choose not to send them to the private school, that's on you.

Right. But no, I didn't, I mean, I know I would have felt some type of way. I mean, think about it. 21 Savage was told a story of how he felt his dad treated one of his brothers better than he treated him.

That he would take his brother to buy stuff. He later grew up to resent the dad and the brother. And that's what happens. And that's natural. That is natural. You do for a child, a child, more for one child, and that child see it.

That child will resent the child that's getting everything. And it's not the child's fault. That's just human nature. I do fall the best I can. I do fall. Matter of fact, to the point where

it's almost spoiling. Oh yeah, for sure sure Over overdue spoiling I don't I'm trying to think of the last time And I'm glad we on this topic And I know we have a lot of parents in the chat Everybody's situation is different I'm trying to think of the last time

I even said no It would have to be something outrageous For me to actually say no. Like I told you, come Christmas time, I don't know if you remember the Christmas list my kids had. It was crazy. Crazy.

They got every last motherfucking thing on them because they don't ask me for anything throughout the remainder, throughout the year that is that like, that's the outlandish or like crazy purchases where it's like extremely expensive.

So come Christmas time, I don't care what, you're going to put a goddamn giraffe on your goddamn Christmas list. I'm going to find a way to get your ass a giraffe. Yeah, but you better make sure you can feed it.

Yeah. I ain't going to feed that greedy mofo. Yeah. But throughout the year, you guys live a normal life. You live a normal, and you don't ask nothing out the blue that you know, like, come on now. Why even ask me that?

For me to even question it, and you know I'm going to say no. Yeah, I think that's how it is, Ocho. For the most part, I know if they come to me and ask me for something, I'm like, okay. Because they already know.

I'm last option, not first choice. Yeah. So I said, so now I'm going to find out, okay, so what happened? Well, dad, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

I said, okay, so what did we learn from this? So this is not going to be a reoccurring theme, right? Right. No, dad, okay. Let's make sure are we we clear i mean okay are we crystal clear yeah dad no are we abundantly clear you know i'm saying don't you i'm going through all the clear i'm going through all the scenarios i want to be crystal and i want to be abundantly clear

but this is not going to happen again now. I can honestly say they haven't put themselves in the same situation twice. But like I said, hey, I sent you to school. Your mom did a great job of teaching you right from wrong when you came. I know damn well I taught you

right from wrong because I ain't played. And so you know right from wrong. That's all you can do, Ocho. You try to instill whatever you can in your children and then when they get out on their own, hopefully you've done enough and it triggers like, okay, this is wrong.

And so I always go back to my grandfather. When he told me and my brother, he said, I don't care what you become in life, you just never have to look at and my brother, he said, I don't care what you become in life. Just never have to look at me and your grandma and say, I'm sorry. That's it. So every time I think about doing something that might cause,

you know, granted was like, I couldn't look, I couldn't look at my granddad and say, I'm sorry. Right. So, and you know, they work.

My, my kids work. My son works hard. He has a wife and a kid. I told him that's what comes along with the territory. A lot of times I like, I call, he already, they work. My kids work. My son works hard. He has a wife and a kid. I told him that's what comes along with the territory. A lot of times, like, I call, he already in the bed asleep. But that's the responsibility of having a man, of being a man and having a family. My daughters, she's in med school.

I mean, you know, hey, I call a lot of times. My calls are, hey, Dad, I'm sorry. I'm studying. I'm doing this. You know, I was in rotation. I'm on call for the next, you know, 48 hours, blah, blah, blah. Okay. My oldest, it is what it is.

But you got responsibility. I don't like lazy. I don't like, I despise, I detest lazy. And I told my kids the exact same thing what my grandfather told my brother and I. He says, I don't care what you do. You just can't do it here. Right. You ain't got to do nothing. He says, I don't care what you do. You just can't do it here. Right. You ain't got to do nothing.

He said, you ain't got to do nothing, but you can't do it here. But I have a question. If your kids, if you were to say that and you tell your kids that you don't have to do nothing,

you despise being lazy, but do you, what if they come to you? They can't get SHIT out of Shannon. They know that. They can't get SHIT out of Shannon. Not if you lazy. Oh, no. I despise. I detest it.

You serious? As hard as I work. Right. I told you. I only got room for one lazy sharp. I'm in. Kayla, Kaylee, and Kiari ain't no way in hell you could be

lazy. You gotta be doing something. Don't play that Ocho, man. Boy, you a tough dad, boy. Shit. I work my ass off Private school College They didn't have to pay a dime

And I gave them tuition And I bought them cars Right There ain't no excuse No excuse Right For you to be lazy Zero, zilch, none

And they know it They know what I expect from them I demand it. I like that. I like that. That's dope. Hey, you can change jobs.

I don't care. Hey, you're not happy? Find another one. Right. But you don't quit that one until you find another one. Right. Because I ain't

I ain't finna take care of you. You grown. When you say grown, what age is grown? When do you stop being... When they told me they can go and come if they please? Ain't nobody ever told you that, man. Yeah.

No, they don't. Once my kids went to college, my daughter stayed with me her freshman year. And then, you know, I just told her, I say, you know, look, you coming in, this ain't gonna work. I know you're coming in late. I know you've grown. Right. You've grown. I know you've grown.

You can't come in here like that. I couldn't come in my grandma's house like that. You can't come in mine like that. I couldn't come in my grandma's house like that. You can't come in mine. Damn. Mm-mm. Mm-mm. You ain't come to my house like that, though, Joe. Right.

But she respect. It was late. For the most part. Yeah. My kids really never like that, like that hang out, hang out tight. Not that I know of. Right. Now what they did in college,

they in college, they suppose they had to let their hair down. Right, right, right. You got, you got to enjoy yourself. Yeah.

And I made sure my kids, like my, uh, my older two went to the same college, but I made sure they had their own place. It's like, well, no, dad, I can listen. No, you can't. I say, you're a male, you're a female. You don't need to see who he bringing in and he don't

need to see who you bringing in. Because that's your brother. He ain't going to be going for that. You're a college kid. You're a college female. You're going to have guys. Keep your business private. But I'm also telling them, hey, watch. Keep your business private. Right. But I'm also telling me,

watch out for your sister now. He's very protective of his sisters. Right. Whistling and stuff. Hey, bro, that's my sister. Don't disrespect my sister like that. Like, okay, damn. Okay.

That's how you feel about your sister? Yeah. Oh, you feel some type of way by the sisters. But no, I just think, like I said, I just, you know, I expect my kids to be, you know, be respectful. And that's all I ask is they just, hey, talk to your mom like you would talk to me. If you wouldn't say that, you know, you're not going to talk to me any kind of way. Don't talk to your mom like that. Right. Yeah. So their mom never had to say he had really called me once they got of it, once they got sides, you know, they mom never had to say, had to really call me once they got, once they got sides,

you know, they grown. Like I said, they got 18, they got 21, even 25 to this day. Yeah. No issues.

They already know. They mom called me and said, well, such a, oh no, they got hell to pay. Right. I'm on a plane,

I'm coming. I'm going to be, hey, I'm going to be wherever, wherever they are, I'm coming. Quick. Now, I don't rent a private jet often but if they mom say something happen they talk this or that

I'm on a private jet I'm coming I'll be there in five hours yeah see my older my older kids they mama Nathaniel don't play that Nathaniel listen you know how we grew up

now for sure you know how we grew up yeah so you already you already know what they mama's hitting on now we ain't playing we straight out the city ain't none of that talk back to who in who house but for the even though you even listen even though you grown that talk back to who? In who house? Even though you, even, listen, even though you grown now, talk back to who? Shit. Nah. And I think they've done such a good job.

Yeah. I don't think they would. I don't think they would. I think the girls are at a point now, they got their own place. Yeah. If they feel some type of,

they just like, you know what, I'm just going to go into my place, let this thing die down for a week or two i don't think i don't think it's like you know because you know they kind of like they got a lot of similarities in them and i can see you know they butt they butt heads a little bit because they got a lot like you know my mom i'd like you just like her right that's why y'all ramming it. That's why y'all butting heads.

They can't be in the same household now that the kids are older for too long. No, no. Grown people ain't supposed to be like that. And I get it. A large percent of the kids live with their parents. I think, I forgot

the stat, but it's like a huge number. Like 50, 60% of the kids live with their parents. I think I forgot the stat, but it's like a huge number, like 50, 60% of the kids, 28 and older live at home with their parents. And I get it. But, but if you live with your parents, you got to be respectful.

You got to like, you up under their rules. You're like, Oh, I'm grown. Well, grown people get their own place. Yeah.

Yeah. I mean, you know, time, time's tough now, you know, especially in this economy. So I think the percentage is so high because it's so difficult for people to actually

get on their feet and maintain a healthy lifestyle because of the goddamn economy. Well, guess what? The economy don't call you to be disrespectful. You live in somebody else's house. Keep your damn mind closed and do what they ask you to do. They say, clean up your room, clean up your room. They ask you to take out the trash, mind closed and do what they ask you to do. They say, clean up your room, clean up your room.

They ask you to take out the trash, take out the trash. They ask you to pick up, pick up. I mean, there ain't nothing in the economy. Yeah, I know what you mean. But it's just difficult when you're of a certain age and you know things aren't going right in your life and you need mom or you need daddy and you wanna be under their roof until you can get yourself right financially.

I'm going to pay for them to get their own roof. They can't be under my roof. Nah. You know, it's funny. Sometimes parents will actually antagonize a child just because they're older and they still stand with them. They antagonize them on purpose. Try to get them out on show? Yes. They antagonize them on purpose. Try to get them out on top?

Yeah, exactly. Yes, they antagonize them on purpose and make things even worse and cause confusion, which is why they always like this. Yeah. But they can look. I think the thing is, and I just tell them,

I tell them, look, your mom just want what's best for you. Right. That's it. I say at the end of the day, I understand that you think she nagging and she getting

on your nerves and I know you wrong. But at the end of the day, you're still your mother's it. I say at the end of the day, I understand that you think she nagging and she getting on your nerves and I know you wrong. But at the end of the day, you're still your mother's daughter. You the oldest. Right. And they're going to be like this even when you 40.

It's going to be the same way. So, hey, bite your lip. Just like, hey, say, okay,

mom, I understand, but just, hey, mom i understand but just hey mom i understand but keep it moving you all right you you okay go guess what you got your own place you got your own car everything get back in your head just like man and just i mean when when when you cool when you cool down, just have the conversation with your mom. Say, Mom, I don't like what you said to say, blah, blah, blah. It's not that difficult. I mean, you still should be.

That's your mom. I get it. You still got to talk to her a certain way with a certain level of respect because the dynamic in your relationship won't ever change. She's always going to be your mom. You're always going to be your child. I'm big on respect, Ocho. I'm big. I'm big on respect, don't you? Yeah. I'm big. I'm huge on that.

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No. It became known as the Iran-Contra affair. And I'm not taking any more questions in just a second. I'm going to ask Attorney General... I'm Leon Nafok, co-creator of Slow Burn. In my podcast, Fiasco, Iran Contra, you'll hear all the unbelievable details of a scandal that captivated the nation nearly 40 years ago,

but which few of us still remember today. The things that happened were so bizarre and insane, I can't begin to tell you. Please do. To hear the whole story, listen to Fiasco, Iran Contra on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Oh, then we got another Daily dumbed-up, Ocho. A homeowner's association neighbor got upset because the guy had a pizza party

and had 50 pizzas delivered on Super Bowl Sunday. Wait a minute. What's wrong with it? HOA got upset? Yes. He said because he put the boxes in the recycle bin. Look. Wait.

On top of the box, Ocho. Is that the president of the homeowners association on his front porch counting his damn pizza boxes? Yeah. Ocho, and what does it say on top of the boxes?

Recycle. So where the F do they go? On top of the box, it says recycle What are you doing on my front porch In the first place Why are you worried about the recycle bin That each resident gets on their own

Why are you even worried about What I put in there And then he gonna talk about Oh 50 pieces That's a lot of money Why you care You didn't pay for one of them Hey listen He mad cause he didn't pay for one of them.

Hey, listen. He mad because he didn't get invited, Ocho. This is the problem. When you put people in a position of power, they tend to do one thing, abuse it. I know we've had issues in the past. Okay, what does that have to do with the pizza boxes, all 50 of them, and how much I spun on them,

and the fact that on top of the pizza box, all 50 of them, it says recycle. He better than me. He better than me. He better than me because I would have put them in the recycle bin, all 50 of them,

and wait on the truck to come by to come pick them up. Bro, you come on my porch, Ocho, he come on my porch, get in my camera and talk about

if you don't get your monkey ass off my porch, look at it by camera. Talk about, hey, dumb dumb, do you see on top, do you see on top of those boxes?

It says recycle. Where the hell do you think they go? What's he supposed to do? Where is he supposed to put them? Hey, but that's funny, man. Man, I'm like, bro. He going to Ocho. See, you can already tell he got some kind of

problem because he says I know we've had our issues in the past yes they stay going through it they stay going through it you'll get your ass off my front porch man I didn't mean to be playing at you but Ocho

so Ocho we call Man, I didn't mean to be playing at you, but JoJo. So, JoJo, we call, so what do we call male, what do we call male Karens? What's their name? Kenny's? Ken's?

Christopher's? Wait, male carrier? You talking about like the male man? Male Karens. You know them do right, like while you're here. Can I see? Oh, Karen.

Oh, Karen. Karen's. A male? Yeah. A Christopher or a Ken? Probably Ken. Probably Ken. Yeah, Ken.

Ken and Karen. Yeah, that goes right. They always, listen, they always in somebody's business. Everybody business. Always in somebody's business. Always. Always. That hurts me.

It doesn't happen to me often, but sometimes when I'm doing something that's really not bothering anybody, someone just coming along to me and like, hey, you know you're not supposed to be doing that. Hey, you know you can't skateboard here. Hey, you know you can't roller skate here. Like, hey, you know you can't smoke your cigar here.

I mean, I know that. Thank you. I see the sign that says no smoking, but I want to smoke. Thug life. That's what it I want to smoke. Thug life. That's what it's like, man. Thug life. I noticed I hadn't seen your car in a while.

Okay, what you looking for my car for? What? Nosy? So I guess you were out of town. What do I got to do with anything? Why would I tell you where I be? Uh-huh. Sometimes it's good to have a neighbor that's nosy like that though. Sometimes it's good to have a nosy neighbor like that. Until something happened and then they ain't see ish. Yeah. No,

I didn't see a thing. Yeah. Man, I'm like, man, get out of my business. Yeah, but I, I, I'm glad. I don't, you know what? When I first moved, when I first moved in my home, it was, I was the youngest guy here by probably 20 plus years. Right. And I was only here, I was only here six months out of the year, Ocho. So Miss Pat was to my right. Mr. Charles and his wife, Mary. And then we had Leanne and her husband. Those were really the only

ones that I had a car that I would because when I'm off season, I'll show everybody going to work. I'm walking the dogs and they're like well, who's this 25, 26 year old guy? We going to work and he walking a dog. Right. They didn't know who I was at first. And then all of a sudden, you know, people like

they started figuring out. Obviously, Mr. Charles he was the first one. He brought a cake, brought a pound cake over, said, welcome to the neighborhood. I saw Miss Pat in the yard. She had kids, but, you know, I always looked out for her and Mr. Charles that was across the street. But I really didn't have, you know, I looked out for them to make sure.

Ain't nothing happened to their property because I was home probably more than they, just as much, if not more than they were. Hell, I was in my 20s. But I've never really had neighbors, even when I was in Denver and lived in an apartment. I ain't have nobody in my business like that. Because I never went out the front. They never saw me because I would, you know, I had a garage attached. So I just pulled in the garage, let the garage down,

go in the house. Okay, I see what you mean. I see what you mean, yeah. Hey, hey, you know, hey, hey, hey, how you, how you... All right, close. Right on down.

I'll say, stick your head on there if you want to. Man, how gone, Ocho, baby? Oh, uh-oh, Ocho. Ocho, you ain't gonna like this, Ocho. Uh-oh. The internet says the male counterpart to a Karen is a Chad. What?

That don't make no sense. Why would it be a Chad? Oh, Chad. Uh-huh. I do it. I do, I'll tell it. All of everybody's business. Pretend like you don't know nothing. It's everybody's business. Nah, nah. I don't like that. It ain't even Chad. It's just a kid. I'm just going by what they're saying, so they're Chads now. Who is they?

The Chad. The Chad is spoken. The Chad don't know what they talk about. For one, if a Karen, if someone is a Karen, the opposite of Karen would be a Ken. That's the only thing that makes sense. You can't go from a K and then have a letter C. It don't make no sense. You got to have some continuity.

Ken and Karen. Talk about a Chad. You a hater. No, I'm not hating, but I'm not a nosy person. You know, I don't be in nobody's business. You a hater. No, I'm not hating, but I'm not a nosy person. You know, I don't be in nobody's business. You know, I told you, the only kind of people

that be in other people's business are people that don't have nothing going on. I ain't got no time. See, I see the food on my plate. I'm not trying to see what you're eating because I'm too busy eating mine. I've always done that. Too busy.

That, my man, Ocho, you know, people ask like, Shannon, what do you... No, I'm too busy eating mine. I've always... Too busy. That, my man, Ocho, you know, people ask like, Shannon, what do you... No, I'm glad. I'm glad I was born when I... I'm glad I was born to Mary Alice Porter and Wynton P. Sharp.

Yeah. And I'm glad I had Barney and Mary Porter. I'm glad. Because, you know, when you were a kid, you know, you you kind of your parents and your grandparents will establish the foundation for which you're probably going to govern you for the rest of your life. And I just remember when I was a little boy, my grandma used to always say, boy, what'd I tell you about talking behind somebody? And for the longest time, I didn't know what that meant. She said, what she was saying, what I told you about repeating

what somebody said. So when you talk behind somebody, you repeat what they said. My grandfather said, boy, hey, don't make me chew this food twice. I'm like, what the hell you mean? You're supposed to chew your food about 10, 15 times, actually. He'd admit, what the hell you mean? You're supposed to chew your food probably about 10, 15 times. Actually, he didn't mean it.

Don't make him repeat himself. Right. So, I'm very big on that. I take, hey, that's it. I already told him.

But I don't, I don't repeat what I, okay, we good? Bro, it's from between me, you, and God.

Yeah, that's it. And I, hold on, I was talking, I was telling somebody, oh, and God. Yeah, that's it. And hold on. I was talking, I was telling somebody, oh, Monique. In the first part,

she was saying that she would tell everything. She said one of her friends told her that she was pregnant and it wasn't from her boyfriend. It was from another dude. Monique said she went and told a dude that it wasn't his baby. I said, Monique, that wasn't your place.

Or me. And look, they're with him right now. Somebody say, hey. Hey, can I tell you something? My first, after you tell me, can I tell you? Oh, so you come to me. Hey, hey, can I tell you something? Have you told anybody else?

Because I don't want to get out. You talk about my uncle. Have you told anybody else? Right, right. Did you kill anybody? Did you rape anybody? You molest a child. Those three things.

I'm going straight. As soon as you tell me, I'm going straight to the police station. Right, right. As soon as you tell me. As a matter of fact, I say, hey, you know what? Let me run to the store. Finish your story. I'm soon as you tell me, as a matter of fact, I said, hey, you know what? Let me run to the store. Finish your story.

I'm going to call you on the phone and tell me. I'm going to the police station and you're telling me the story. Right. Now, I got a homeboy. He married.

Homeboy, man, I done messed up. What? Damn. Homeboy, let me ask you. Let me, let me, man, I done messed up. I said,

who else you told this story to now? Man, homeboy, you know I don't trust nobody but you. Okay. Man, homeboy, I done messed up. Okay. End word. You keep saying you done messed up. What the hell did you do?

You ain't kill nobody, did you? Nah. Come on, homeboy. You ain't rape nobody, did you? Nah. You ain't molest no kid, right? Okay. What'd you do?

Man, I got this I got this chick pregnant and she said she's keeping it. Oh! No, I'm just saying Ocho, I'm using a hypothetical. I'm not telling you. I like the story. I like where you're going because you, hey listen, you built up to it. You in character. Go ahead, now keep going. You in character. I ain't telling you.

Oh, why'd you let her? Because. You in character. Go ahead, now. Keep going. You in character. I ain't telling. Oh, why you love him? Because I'm friends with him, not his wife. I met the wife through him. Right. Because if I tell her and they mess around and stay together, now I got two people mad at me. I'm with you when you're right. No. I'm with you when you're right. No, that's him. He's

supposed to tell that. that's not my place to tell right no now like I said I met him I met her through him right you best believe if I see something out there oh I'm gonna tell it right I'm telling right where I seen so and so I'm going to tell it. Right. I'm telling. I've seen so-and-so out there. I'm telling. You best believe if I got a partner. Right. But if I don't know you,

like, look here. You Burns and Bucket. Everybody else. Man, I can see your, I can see your,

I can see your girl at the Bunny Ranch in Vegas I ain't telling nothing ain't my place right if I don't rock with you that ain't got nothing to do with me I don't care yeah whoo

it was a cold world it was a cold game the game has always been the game It's more I ain't You know what I'm gonna keep it hush For sure But that's how I am

I look I believe there are certain things That I cannot keep I cannot in good conscience Yeah But if he tell me He did something like that I ain't tell him

Right Bang my place that's between him and his wife she gonna find out sooner or later or he gonna have to tell it but i tell you what you won't hear from shannon sharp and nobody ever and nobody will ever tell you i said it some things you just take to your grave yeah i don't want no part of that i'm not telling i don't want no part of that no don't'm not telling I don't want no part of that Don't even tell Don't even Don't even bring it to my attention

Don't tell me no story Don't tell me what you're going through I don't I can't I'm not a therapist I'm not a counselor Yeah You have to address that

But you got homeboys That have told you stuff That you like Okay Ain't going no further than this Yeah But listen This is the funny thing about it is, homeboys

or friends, athletes, associates, anyone that tells me anything, it goes in one ear and out the other. Yeah. It goes in one ear and out the other. I don't, oh, damn, that's what happened? Damn, for real? Nah, that fucked up, boy. Shit, you're gonna

get through this shit, though. Boom. I'm back to reality. I'm back to reality. I'm back to reality. I just, my mental recess. That's gone. Hey, I mean,

my homeboys told me when I was in college and stuff, guys told me stuff like I said, they done, you know, bro,

to this day. And I never mentioned it again. You tell, that ain't so, hey man, hey man, whatever happened to that situation?

Bro, what? I don't know what you talking you ain't telling me that right i'm done with it but but first of all obviously everybody not gonna be comfortable enough to tell you stuff because everybody ain't that ain't close that close to you no i know my homeboys tell me something but my homeboys also know I'm a ride for them. Within reason. Now, you ain't finna do no crime and have me accessory or party after the fact. Oh, hell nah.

I ain't going to jail for you now. Nope. You ain't going to do no time for your boy? Nope. Nope. If I'm doing time, I'm going to do his own damn time. I ain't doing to do no time for your boy? No. If I'm doing time, I'm going to do his own damn time. I ain't doing no time for nobody else.

Hell nah. And I done got too old. I like freedom. Right. I mean, you told me I look like I'm in jail and prison anyway because I don't do nothing. But I could if I wanted to. Yeah.

Yeah. You go to those places, you can't do it if you want to. Oh, hell nah. Nah, but I'm just like I said, people are like, oh, man, you a part of the go to those places. You can't do it if you want to. Oh, hell no. No, but I'm just like, like I said, people are like, oh man, you a part of the go along.

And so, so you would know who would, and they write, who, what type of friend are you Ocho? Me and you boys, I tell you something

and you go back and tell. Yeah. Yeah. I don't, I don't. I mean, you told me something. Real mind, you might, hey, I already know mean you told me something I already know if you told

he ain't gonna tell cause I know he gonna lie for you you damn right you absolutely right so where where was Ocho where did he tell you he was he said it was you okay yeah

yeah you know what the funny thing is He said it was you, okay. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You know what the funny thing is? And that's so funny, just hypothetically speaking about it. My black ass don't even go nowhere and I don't do nothing. I'm just saying,

I'm just thinking about it. Yeah, I get it. The situation is in itself. And that's funny, man. That's funny. Ocho said it was you. Yeah, man. Me funny Ocho City yeah man me and Ocho

man we down there hey call give me hey touch yourself blah blah blah okay yeah

man yeah we bad man we had a good old time man yeah hey what time you leave

what time you get home yeah man man I think we left probably around 12, 30, 1 o'clock I already got that line together

dressing up and everything for sure man please hey I don't know I don't know what you want from me cause I'm still hey our last segment of the day is Q

and hey Star and Chris said I know I know y'all brothers made up oh look at that we finally got the graphic hey Q and hey Star Chris said hey

I know y'all brothers made up but it must be said Shannon getting this sensitive over comedians cracking jokes about him in the workplace work is truly sad context is everything okay Starcrest I get it moved on I mean that's what they

that's what they want to do fine have at it I'm done but like I said I gave my sister my word I'm moving on but she told me something like I said

I told my sister today I sent her something and she she picked up the phone immediately yeah she said Shannon what did Grady always tell us

she said boy I'll die I'll die yeah she said Shannon at some point in time you're going to have to learn She said, Shannon, what did Grady always tell us? She said, boy, I'll die. Yeah. She said, Shannon, at some point in time, you're going to have to learn you can't fight the devil every day because you'll fight a never-ending war.

Pick and choose the battles you want to fight. This ain't one you should want to fight. People are going to let them say whatever. You know who you are. You know who you are. You know what you are. What they're doing now is that they found out that Shannon is the hot thing.

They're using the same joke. But at some point in time, it's going to get old and people are going to get tired of y'all saying that Shannon gay and Shannon this. And you're going to have to get back to telling jokes. Now, please tell me you're not running out of jokes.

As Colonel Jessup said, please tell me you ain't pinned these two Marines on phone calls and toothbrushes. Please tell me. Please tell me you're not going to use Shannon as your punch line for the next three, four, five years. You're going to have to start telling jokes. Please tell me you got not going to use Shannon as your punchline for the next three, four, five years. You're going to have to start telling jokes.

Please tell me you got jokes. Yeah. So, Starcrest, I appreciate that. Hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on before the next one. Hold on, hold on. Art, you're up next. Hey, did you and

Michael Parsons have a conversation about your criticism on his play? Much love. Oh, did you and Michael Parsons have a conversation about your criticism on his play? Much love. Oh, much love. Me and my wife love the show. No, actually, we didn't, Millennium. We did not have a conversation about his play because I didn't think that was the time or the place. I think a more appropriate time and place would have been the ideal

situation to have a conversation to discuss his play. Now, if that was something that, you know, I know his agent, David Muguleta, if he wanted to have a play. Now, if that was something that, you know, I know his agent, David Muguleta, if he wanted to have a conversation, say, man, I need you to talk to Mike, what the expectations are, yada, yada, yada. Sure, no problem.

If Micah reached out and said, hey, let me holler at you about something. No problem. But I didn't think that setting, that environment, that time, that location warned me to say anything about his play. He was there to have a good time. Hopefully he did have a good time.

The NBA treat was great. It was fun to get an opportunity to see other guys and meet new people. It was a great experience for me. I'm glad I did it, but no, I did not have any conversation to Millennium Art. I did not have any conversation about Micah

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I know Ocho can chime in, but I really, really appreciate you guys for supporting us, for believing in us, for coming to us. Originally, like I said, we were going to probably do, we were scheduled to do Mondays, I mean, Sunday, Monday and Thursdays.

And then we ended up adding a day. And then when the playoffs started, so we started going Sunday, Monday, Monday and Thursdays. And then we ended up adding a day. And then when the playoffs started, so we started going Sunday, Monday, Saturdays, Thursdays, Wednesdays. And so guys, you've been incredible. You've been unbelievable. And I want to say thank you from the bottom of my heart

and appreciate every moment. Ocho, you can chime in with your words. I mean, obviously, you know, I appreciate it again. But one, obviously giving me the platform, the opportunity to even do this and I, but the people as well in the topics and the things that we talk about the authenticity, you and I being organic, the chemistry in which we do have, it's been dope. It's been dope. I'm excited for what's to come, not just for us, but for the people as well. And it's only going to get better. It's only going to get better from here, here on out. Yeah. I mean, we put this thing together in a little over a week, not knowing.

We just know that we just felt that we had really great chemistry. We had a great feel. I needed somebody that obviously played the game, that was really good at the game, because I didn't want people, if I have a partner that wasn't good at the game, they're going to say, well, why are you chiming in? You weren't that good. You couldn't do what you're asking those guys to do. So I needed

someone that obviously played the game at a very, very high level, but I also needed someone that didn't take himself too serious, that you could joke with. Because sometimes people, me, you know, especially with like friends, but you joke with me, I, you know, especially with like friends, but you joke with me, I joke with you,

but we know how far to take it. That's what friends do. And so that's what, I think that was the thing that I was looking for most. Somebody that could, that played the game at a high level, but didn't take themselves too serious. That could make fun of situations, could make fun of themselves, and

just have fun, that really enjoyed doing it, and they didn't like, man, when the season's over, man, I'm tired of this. And hopefully, it's been fun. It's been fun for you. You've enjoyed it. We've learned a lot.

We've grown a lot, and I do believe that as we go on, because we're going to continue this through the offseason, I think by the time we get around next season, I think it's going to be 100 times better than what it was this year. Oh, yeah. Most definitely. Most definitely. Nova said, yes, after you asked her to be my Valentine.

Shout out to my frugal twin. Ocho said she's better say yes. That was the icing on the cake. Appreciate that. Bro, I'm glad. Hopefully, you know, that wasn't the only thing that she said yes to. But congratulations, bro. And I'm glad we could be of assistance.

Josh Luchero. Uncle Ocho, I recently broke up with my girlfriend. We dated for a year, but boundaries were crossed multiple times with her being fully aware of the situation. Should I stand on business or move on? Help, please. It's hard for me to say without saying what boundaries were crossed. Right. But if she continuously broke, if you laid out those boundaries.

And she keep crossing them. Let it go, bro. Man, you already know what time it is. Let it go. Quick. Let it go. It's like. How much disrespect can you tolerate?

Mm hmm. I'm afraid I've kind of lived like this, Ocho. You don't have to respect me, but I won't let you disrespect me. So if we're in an environment and you constantly disrespect me, I need to remove myself from the environment for something to jump off that you and I are probably going to both regret.

That's how it is. So, Josh, only you know the situation, but if she continuously did it, I can see if it was a one-off, but from what you're telling me, it's a continuous. So it tells me that she has a blatant disregard

for the boundaries that you've established. Or, to make a long story story short she don't give a damn yeah I mean I wish I could I wish I could put it in simpler terms you know it's not that complicated

it's really not that complicated Ocho yeah it's not Kirby Asian dog said I'm so into shoes But so timid With women's feet Gotta eat my feet

And I got pretty feet too Nightcap after dark And look at that Ocho Look at that Ocho Nightcap After dark We gonna give it a spark I ain't even gonna do it

I ain't gonna rap Curb Asian Doll I wish I could I mean I mean I take care Of my feet I go get a Manicure pedicure once a week I have for 30 plus years I take care of my feet my feet don't look like I play I don't have all them corns and bunions my my my feet my toes aren't deformed anything yes I've lost a couple of

toenails because the weather gets cold and guys stepping on you. Because guys don't really wear seven studs like they did when you and I played, Ocho. Guys wear those kind of like molded, kind of like those tempo bottoms or those soccer bottoms. But when I played, I played in seven studs. Or like the last couple of years, I played

in tempo bottoms. You know, those molded, had a bunch of like, I played in those. But for the, yeah, I played in those. But for the most part, I played in seven studs. That ain't hurt, boy. Them seven studs hurt, boy. Yeah, but I did get that,

hey, I did what I, I did that thing to stop. Oh, you trying to get up out of there, huh? Yeah, man. Yeah, I had to get up out of there. But Ocho,

he tried to work on me, Kirby Asian Doll, about getting me in the feet, but I don't know. We going to get you together, man. Listen, everything is a process. Everything is a process. Baby steps. We going to start too small.

If you can eat pig feet, just working on humans, it ain't that far off. We going to get you there. So you think there's a correlation between pig feet and another something would start with feet, huh? The key word is feet. Whether it's pig or human, it don't matter.

The key word is feet. We need to make sure they're in vinegar. We're going to stop there. Chief 209 said, Ocho looked like a milk dug covered with baby powder. You kind of asked your Ocho.

I was. I was. I had just washed my hands. I forgot to put lotion on. But you know, I'm one... Listen, you know. I would. I would. I had just washed my hands. I forgot to put lotion on. But, you know, I'm one, listen, you know, I don't be caring. I'm the same person that wears the same outfit six days in a row and post a picture. You know, I don't care.

Xan Master said, Ocho, I thought you was getting a Brazilian eyebrow lift. You told the people that, Ocho? Huh? You told the people you was getting an eyebrow lift? Nah, I think he must be talking about, remember I was supposed to get the piece for Vegas? The lace front, the man piece. Oh, okay.

I was, but my head didn't grow back enough for me again, so I just cut my hair and said forget it. Nah, I can't read your name, but imagine if you and Sterling got into pro wrestling instead of football. What would your tag team name names be? That's a good one. That's a good one. I don't know. That's a good one.

You saw The Rock. You saw The Rock came back. Yeah. I think it's going to probably be. He's going to probably fight Roman Reigns. Yeah. Yeah, The Rock. He's really good on that mic, boy. Oh, yeah.

He turned into a completely different person. He's an entertainer. He gets it. He knows how he has to give up the gab. He's great at what he does. But he's a hard-ass worker. I'm trying to think. What am I?

Damn. I mean, you had Mr. Ransom number two. You had the Super Destroyers. You had the Road Warriors. You had the British Bulldogs. Hey, what you know about the British Bulldogs? You had the Sheep Herders. I don't know. Jeez.

The Andersons, Arne and Tully. Yeah, Greg Valentine and Ric Flair. I couldn't even think. I don't know. I don't even know what our name would be. Yeah. I couldn't even think I don't know I don't even know What that name would be Yeah Ocho I got one This is your wheelhouse Ocho

Cause I think you might have You might have played against him But Who that My brother and I keep debating Who is greater all time Richard Sherman Or Stephon Gilmore

Hey that's You know what? Completely different type of DBs. Both really good. Obviously, Steph is a little bit shorter. You know, Richard Sherman, a little bit longer. Obviously played with a great on a great, that great Legion

of Boom team, but he's great in his own right. I think if he wasn't with the Legion of Boom, he still would have been sufficient and played at a high level because he was really good. And that's a good one. That's a good one. And then, you know,

when it comes down to the first thing people are going to look at is the numbers. I don't have the numbers in front of me, but I just know watching both of them

throughout the years, they're both really good. Steph was really, really good. People might say Stephon Gilmore because he has the defensive player of the year, but would you say Gilly is better than Rivas? Rivas doesn't have a defensive player.

No, no, no, no. And many will argue, say Rivas was next in his era to, uh, excuse me. Yeah. Sherm was next to Rivas in his era. Right. Listen,

we will never ever see a year like Rivas had in 2009. Ever. Ever. You couldn't replicate it. You couldn't duplicate that shit on fucking Madden. That's how great Revis was in 2009.

We'll never see anything like that again. The players, the caliber of players he went against and was able to stop. Unheard of. You know,

unheard of. Tremendous amount of respect to Revis and what he was able to do that year. Could he play that style in this system with the incidental contact?

Probably, probably because he doesn't even have to be handsy because his eyes and his eyes were so good and being able to get get back and look at the ball. He played a ball, man, like no other. He played a ball like a goddamn receiver. Play the ball like a goddamn receiver, and a goddamn receiver and he's always in position. He's always in position to make a play. He was never, never out of position. Never, never out of position. So who you got, Sherm or Gilmore? Damn. All right. I'm going to just go with Sherm. I'm going to go with Sherm. Just because he has my style of play and he likes to talk.

He likes to talk and walk it. So, you know, I'm all for it. If you're going to talk and walk it, you on my team. Clips and Scene asks, which is more unfair, Shaq that can shoot threes or Tom Brady that can scramble?

Shaq! Shaq, man. Can you imagine Shaq being able to shoot threes like Embiid And go down in the post And post you up And Easy

That wouldn't be fair Yeah when they say well we'll average 50-25 Shaq Dabshaw Averages 60 he can shoot threes And he gonna be just Oh hell no. That wouldn't be fair. Because we see Brady, and we see Brady and Patrick Mahomes.

Right. Can throw the ball just as good as Brady, but he can scramble. Right. We ain't see nobody. You got to go back back to wilt to find somebody that was as dominant as Shaq inside you see Shaq Shaq got three guys on him and he's still muscling through him dunking the ball what a player they call hacker Shaq yeah Shaq was strong bro Dr. Frank L. Bellamy said, hey, Uncle Nocho, if y'all could create your own NFL team, what would it be called? And what would your mascot be?

Obviously, mine is common sense. If y'all know me, you follow me, you know the mascot for me is going to be a killer whale. Man, that ain't no mascot. Killer whale is a mascot. What you talking about? But I'm saying,

so where your mascot going to be at, Nocho? What you mean? I'm going to have a costume mascot mascot What you talking about? So where your mascot gonna be at Ocho? What you mean? I'm gonna have a costume mascot What you mean? Yeah a Killer Whale mascot That's gonna be my mascot a Killer Whale What my mascot be? The Miami Orcas

It wouldn't be the Dolphins It'd be the Miami Orcas I kinda like I of like the Broncos. I've been a bulldog. You can't pick the Broncos. I've been a bulldog. I'm trying to think. The Lions.

Damn, but they already got a lion. Lions is my favorite. Lion is that roar. We already got a lion. Detroit Lions. You got to have something else. They got a lot of bulldogs in college. Yeah, a lot of Georgia bulldogs.

What other bulldogs is there? Bulldogs. Georgia bulldogs, you got... I know they have different types of Bulldogs. The Hoyas, they call it a Bulldog, but I don't know the Hoyas. Hold on, so who else is a Bulldog? There's a bunch of Bulldogs. What's Fresno State? what's Fresno State?

What's Fresno State? They might be the Bulldogs. I don't know. Here, let's look at them. Ain't Fresno State the Bulldogs too? I thought. I might be wrong. We finna find out.

I know that's probably, that's the most popular mascot is a Bulldog. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Yeah. Georgia probably I know I'm not sure but I know Fred

how many how many college how many teams are besides the Georgia Bulldogs what you call them the butlers the Bulldogs also the basketball team butlers Georgia Bulldogs. What you call them? The Butlers, the Bulldogs also.

The basketball team, Butler? Yeah. Okay, that's three. So, Fresno State Bulldogs, Georgia Bulldogs, Fresno, I mean, Fresno State, Georgia Bulldogs, Butler. So, that's three so far. It's going to be the Jags because the Jags already got a team.

Man, they got all the Jags because the Jags already got a team man they got all the Bears all the fierce animals taken see no they're not the number one animal is available the Miami Orcas I told you

that'd be the name of my football team can't do the Wolverines I'm gonna be I'm gonna steal Tyron Matthew we gonna're going to be the Honey Badgers. That's different. That's a different one.

We're going to be the Honey Badgers. That's a good one. Ash put it up there. Oh, the Citadel. Citadel Bulldogs? That's four. Golly. Yale. Yale.

I know Yale ain't no Bulldogs the Ivy League Yale yes South Carolina State North Carolina oh no they're the Aggies I think hold on uh yeah

uh North Carolina what's I thought North Carolina A&T was the Aggies did they change the name no they are the Aggies North Carolina A&T

is the Aggies my daughter ran AAU there uh Virginia Junior Junior Olympics I said Georgetown The Warriors

But their mascot is Jack the Bulldog Oh it is That's right Oh Gonzaga Damn Gonzaga Bulldog too Yup Mississippi State Bulldog that's right

Mississippi State is the Bulldogs So A Bulldog would like to right Mississippi State is the Bulldogs So A Bulldog would like to be the number one mascot It is. Ren, how do you feel about pressing charges on your own people? I told y'all last week my car

I told y'all last week my car and baby shower gifts were stolen The guy was found and my wife wants justice, but I'm having a hard time even pressing charges. Hmm. I don't know why you have an hour. You might want to go on and do that, bro.

Put them charges on them. Put that paper on. Did you get the gifts back? I said, hold up. The guy was found. You ain't get the gifts back. What good is the finding the guy who did it if you ain't get the gift back What good is finding the guy who did it If you don't get the gift back

You think Buddy probably sold him gifts huh Well He about to give the state some free labor then What if he do get the gifts back Do you still press charges If you can get your gifts back Nah

You ain't getting them gifts back. Baby shower. Come on, bro. You got a baby shower. Why the hell you stealing a stroller? Why you stealing a bottle warmer? Why you stealing a breast pump? What the...

You never know, boy. Times are hard now. You don't know what people need. You know what? That means that you probably got a habit and you need to go somewhere to get that thing cleaned up. Yeah, go and put that paper on it but said your gift said ocho your story about

your mother and her drinking issues really resonated with me word for word it reminded me of my own life much love thank you yes i appreciate it appreciate it i'll get ocho what's up okay i remember you saying you're about to join the military. What branch were you thinking about? Oh, I was going to the Air Force. Okay. You know, it ain't never too late, man. The hell you say. Man, what I look like at 55 with two repair hips, even thinking about

even I had two good hips. Man, I'm 55. What the hell I look like? Listen, I want to be a Marine. I want to... Hoorah. Yeah, I want to go through boot camp. No, I want to be a Navy SEAL. At Coronado Beach,

you all here in Dundana? Huh? At Coronado Beach? Man, they make you ring that bell, Ocho. Man, who ringing the bell? You. But not me. It's a different type that bell, Ocho. Man, who ringing the bell? You. But not me. It's a different type of mentality, Ocho.

Yeah, I know. And I got it, too. That's why I'm ready for it. To stay awake. I mean, that hell week where you probably get two hours a night. Boy, you know where I'm from. You know where I grew up. You know what I've been through to get to where I'm at.

You think hell week going to bother me? Ocho, you like to get to where I'm at. You think hell week going to bother me? Ocho, you like to go to bed at 930. Man, listen. I ain't, I don't need no sleep. Hell week is for me. Okay.

My middle name is Hell. It ain't too late. Oh, don't think I won't go, don't think I won't go, going to try out. Well, you can't try out. You can't swim well enough. I can't what?

You can't swim well enough. Man, I swim like a dolphin, man. You know what they used to call me back in the day? They used to call me Flipper. Mm-hmm. Yeah. Jim Averill said,

watching y'all work in fintech, I'm currently studying finance. I want to take a leap and move on to a new job, but suffer imposter syndrome. Any advice for a young 26-year-old? Much love. Well, you working at finance.

Well, you good with numbers. Yes. Well, you, you, were you, are you right where you want to be? Yes. Shit, but finance. No, no, no, Ocho, at the end of the day, you got to go where your heart leads you. If your heart ain't in it no more, you got to let it go. Okay, you right. Ain't nothing worse than being somewhere that

you second guess yourself. And you don't want to be five, ten years in and say, I should have. Right. Okay, you're right. But shit, if you're in finance, finance pay good now.

Yeah. If you find something else you want to do where the pay is equal or better than, okay, now we talking. But don't just go do something else that ain't paying what you should be getting just because it's fun or because you like it.

You're going to regret that. But here's the thing. You don't want to work. Because if you love what you do, you'll never have to work a day in your life. The worst thing to do is to go to a job that you hate going to. Like, damn. I mean, Ocho, you do, you'll never have to work a day in your life. The worst thing to do is to go to a job that you hate going to. Like, damn.

I mean, Ocho, you're like, damn, I got to go to this ragged ass job again. What the hell? And then you pull up at the job, you're in the parking lot like, damn, I got to go and talk to my funky ass.

Yeah. But you know the difficulty of finding the job that you enjoy and actually enjoy getting up and going to you know how hard that is I've been blessed Ocho

I've been blessed once I got I mean obviously those manual labor jobs yeah excuse me I didn't enjoy but they let me know what I didn't want to do as an adult because that was backbreaking work as a child. Right.

And, you know, you got a higher threshold, work longer, work harder. And as you start to age, it gets harder and harder to sum that up. I just knew that's not what I wanted to do. Right. So, but once I started, you know, playing football and then I leave the NFL and I go to CBS, I leave CBS, do my own thing for a couple of years, go to Fox,

now I'm at ESPN doing my own thing. I can honestly say ever since 1990, I've loved, thoroughly enjoyed every job I had. Right. Our curvy Asian dog followed up and said, it's okay if men's feet

are messed up. I asked, why are you afraid of women's feet? Pocho, no one ever turned down a milk gun head. Pretty feet gang. I ain't afraid of no feet. I just ain't had nothing in my mouth.

That's what I said. We're going to get you a little sauce to put on now. We're going to work you in. I don't know who. How about I start with massaging the feet? Just hold them right here. You know what? Baby steps.

We work with that. Work with that. So you find you a good set of feet that's done. They got a pedicure. Yeah. I got some latex gloves in my drawer at home. I put my latex gloves on. Now you don't need no gloves. I got to touch it with my hands. Use your hands. Yeah, use your hands.

My hands. I mean, you don't say that with a doctor. When a doctor put them gloves on, you don't say, doc, take them gloves off and touch me with your bare hands. You don't tell the doctor that. This is a completely different situation. We not going for a checkup. He give you an exam. We ain't going for no exam.

We talk about a woman's feet. Yeah. Pretty feet. Nice, subtle, soft, butter. I ain't going below the ankle. I ain't going below the ankle. It ain't going below the ankle. They call me ankle ankle. That's as far as I'm going, Ocho. That's as far as I'm

going. We're going to work on you, man. We're going to get you there. Don't worry about it. Man, Jonathan, every time I stop at a real lot, I think of Uncle Ocho. I love the show. Wish y'all continued success. That's Ocho, Jonah. Ocho out of your damn mind.

We gonna get you there. Don't take me there, Ocho. Remember the staple singers? I'll take you there. You there. We can't sing. My bad. My bad.

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