Nightcap - Nightcap - Hour 2: Ocho loves whales, Child support do's and don't, & worst first dates

Episode Date: March 26, 2024

Shannon Sharpe & Chad "Ochocinco" Johnson discuss how child support can add up, their viewers worst first dates, & much more! 0:00 Tony Snell doesn’t get lifetime NBA insurance12:00 Ocho talks about his love for Orcas22:30 Spell-O-Cinco31:00 Dunk on Unc39:00 Nightcap Tales49:00 Q and Ayyyyy02:00:00 Much More Nightcap! #Club #VolumeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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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. To hear the whole story, listen to Fiasco, Iran-Contra on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Check this out, Ocho. Yeah, come on. We're going to move. It's time for our next segment. This is my favorite segment.

Glad we added it. It's time for our next segment. This is my favorite segment. Glad we added it. It's time for our daily Dum Dum Award. Who messed up now? Ocho, this happened a couple of weeks ago, but Ash must have been asleep. I know she's working extremely hard. So, Ash, I'm going to forgive you on this one, but we're talking about it now. Tony Snell is an NBA veteran of nine seasons. He needs one more season to become eligible for NBA's premium lifetime

healthcare benefit that covers his family. Now, here's the tricker. He has two kids. Both are autistic. Tony Snell is also on the spectrum for being autistic. February the 2nd was the deadline for Snell to sign with a team.

However, no team signed him to sign the veteran and it became ineligible for retirement and healthcare benefits. The story garnered a lot of media attention and sympathy from the NBA community. But in the midst of all of that, his wife did something on Instagram that drew heavy criticism. Check this out.

Ocho. Now he wants the team to sign him. This is what is the wife posted, right? She wrote lifetime health benefit. That is what his wife posted. Right. She wrote Lifetime Health Benefit. That's what she posted. Oh, was she on the PJ, boy? A.M. Hermes?

Yes. Oh, she in a cobbler, boy. Hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on. That's his money or her money? You see what she doing? what she do how many times you seen her done i don't think mr snail mr snail really let her wait i'm i'm confused okay that's like you that's like you said uh and you know know what? You setting up a GoFundMe account and you and Rel flying private jets.

You and Rel showing off her burqas and chanels. People not going to have... People was having sympathy for him. They're like, man, somebody signed the man. But you would have... Now, mind you, he's made 100... How much he's made? 50 million? I think he's made about 5454 million in his playing career.

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. But if you're living like that... It won't be long. If she's living like that, ain't no $54 left. If you're living like that, you know the kind of money you got to be making to be living like that? Consistently? Yeah, I do know. I know what them bags cost.

Consistently? And she got more. It ain't like she got one. She got like 10, 12. Some of them at least 50 grand. When you start getting that crop. That shit go fast.

That shit go fast. You know what percentage of NBA players go broke too now? You know what the percentage is up there now? We talking about 83, 84, 85, 87 goddamn percent now. Because they had this feeling and this notion,

people tool in general, well, the more money you give me, the better I'll be able to do with it and the better I'll be able to maintain it. If you don't already have that structure and discipline before you get that motherfucking money, you definitely ain't going to have it

when they give you more. And then when you have people that's on your side like that, that want to live and portray a certain lifestyle, and they ain't contributing to making the money. Hop on OnlyFans. Hey, hey.

That's the time that you go, hey, baby, hey. We got to do, we got to do. Get on OnlyFans. Get on OnlyFans, Ocho. And listen, and to really make a profit and really turn a profit on OnlyFans. Get on OnlyFans, Ocho. And listen, to really make a profit and really turn a profit on OnlyFans, you got to be

you got to be goddamn hot. You got to be a hot Cheeto now. You got to be a hot Cheeto. The thing that I would tell Jalen Green, go ahead right now. I know you probably don't have it. Go ahead and set $20 million aside. Yeah. $20 million aside. Yeah.

$20 million aside for child support, private schools. Because let's just say for the sake of argument, they hit him over the head for $20,000 a month. Oh, they coming. That's $240,000 a year. Now, you got 18 years. That's $2.4 million. That's $2.4 million. So the $240,000 in 10 years, that's $2.4 million.'s 2.4 uh two so the 240 in 10 years that's 2.4 million but you got another eight years to go yeah so that's about four million times three yeah that's 12 million

dollars yeah okay now we got to talk about now we got to talk about private school because they not hey they got the flaws they not sending their kids to public school you know that i know that yeah i don't know what the what the private school situation is like in Houston, Texas. But I know I hear in California, they probably started about 30,000 and they probably go to about 45, 50. Yeah. Times three per year, 18 years. And then, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Also, also remember now outside of private school outside of child support those that you have kids from also want to maintain an image

yeah well they can't maintain no image with 20 000 a month all right because you know what i both know it don't take nobody no twenty thousand months to raise no kid but that's neither here nor there you hey whatever the judge say yeah whatever the judge say you never the judge say are you right it is what it is i ain't finna i ain't finna go back and forth now hold on how much you think them lawyers gonna get and guess what you got to do ocho you ain't got to pay for yours you got to do, Ocho? You ain't got to pay for yours. You got to pay for hers too. Yeah.

You got to pay for hers. I ain't telling you what somebody told you, champ. I'm telling you what Sheriff Shaw knows. You pay for your lawyer and her lawyer. Yeah. And they ain't got no problem working. They work overtime. Because you pay for all that.

Yeah. Every day, I say it all the time. Have a baby by me and become a millionaire. Have a baby by me. I can't say it, but you know the fidget song.

Yeah. Have a baby by me and become a millionaire. Yeah. It's crazy, boy. The game is the game and the game hasn't changed. Jalen, he about to get a big contract.

That contract, you go ahead and put 20 million aside because that's what it's gonna it's gonna come that's it I just did a conservative number I said 20,000 a month times three they might hit him 25 they might hit

him for 30 yeah you're gonna see them true colors come out that's what you're gonna see they might hit him for 50 you're gonna see them now true colors come out. That's what you're going to see. They might hit it for 50. You're going to see them true colors. So now you're expeditiously. So you know what 50? 50,000 a month, that's 600,000 a year,

times 10, that's $6 million. But you got another, so that's another 4.8 million. So you're looking at 10.8 million times three. And you got to pay for his attorney, your attorney, and hers now. You remember that. million times three. Hmm. And you got to pay for his attorney, your attorney, and hers now. You remember that. And they're going to private schools. Well, you're making my stomach hurt, bro. Just think about that.

Oh, Lord. That made my stomach hurt. Made my stomach turn. Mm-hmm. Oh, yeah, We been there. Hey, look here. I can't beat the guy up because you couldn't tell me nothing, Ocho.

You couldn't. You couldn't tell us nothing. Man, me and you, Ocho, the only thing we pulling out of are parking spots. That's the only thing we pulled up out of. And I parked there. I backed it. Hey, I...

Listen, mine were planned. I told you. I told you I did mine. All mine were planned. Those I have kids from are from people... Yeah, you planned it. You went in there wrong. That I knew... Hold on. Listen to me now. That I knew before I even made it. So there was no ill intent.

Now, what I did do was, is I purposely, not purposely, give me child support so I can have structure. So you don't have to be calling and be bothering about nothing. Yeah. But it wasn't trying to hit me across no head. It was just enough to be able to take care of... You knew him. Let me ask you a question. Were you playing football when you knew him? Nah.

You weren't playing no football. You didn't play high school football when you knew him. No, these are back... Were you playing high school football when you met them? Yes or no? Nah. So you weren't playing no sport when you met these young ladies that you had kids with? Nah, these were when I was a baby. met them yes or no nah so you just you weren't playing no sport when you met these girls these

young ladies when i was now this is when i was uh when i was a baby like where i'm from out the hood what you talking about no from out here in miami yes i know but you were playing football oh you'll stop it oh joe how you gonna tell me about my people and what i was doing so you so those every woman that you had a child with you you know since how old? You were like nine, ten? Nah, about five, four. Okay. We grew up together. We grew up together.

That's what I'm telling you. That's why they had these issues. And you started playing football. You did not have no kid before you started playing football, is my point. You confusing me. No. What are you trying to go with it?

I don't understand. I'm going with it. I'm saying, you keep saying they got to know who you have. But they No. What are you trying to go with it? I don't understand. I'm going with it. I'm saying, you keep saying they got to know who you have, but they saw, just like you, how many,

like you told me, not a very many people come out of Liberty City and play sports. You playing sports, you real good. Hold on, hold on, hold on. But I didn't have any of the issues

that you talk about. So you still, you say it's a missing point. I'm saying, Ocho, I'm saying, people keep saying, sometimes you have to forecast. A lot of times, Ocho, what I'm saying, Ocho, I'm saying, people keep saying, sometimes you have to forecast. A lot of times, Ocho, when you go into an investment, you can't go get Google stock like you could at the bottom floor.

Because you got to take a chance. All I got to do is, hey, you playing high school football. I'm taking a chance. Let's just say, for the sake of argument ocho do make it that's google if you get it but no no no but that wasn't about whether i was making a knot that was done purposely because of the dna and they was athletic so i i'm doing the chances not him hold on hold on i'm trying i'm trying to but i thought you say you save money i do that's a very that's that's very that's very reckless i did how do you think i still have it because i Hold on, hold on. I'm trying to think. But I thought you said you saved money. I do.

That's very reckless. How do you think I still have it? Because I dealt with people that wasn't on that bullshit. How much more could you have had if you hadn't have done that? No, I ain't want to do it that way because I wanted a lot of kids. Shit. I want a lot of kids. And I ain't finished.

Well, because I think she ovulating do hold on Ashley the latest season of basketball wives Orlando and has a clothing who ever who ever cold oh oh she's on the last season of basketball wives Orlando and she has a clothing company so she might be good. Who that? Tony Snell's wife. Oh. Oh, she be... Oh. Okay, there we go. Yeah, she's right. I don't know. Look, I don't look at her. I ain't trying to get nobody's pockets. I don't know

what they're making. I mean, I'm not familiar with the Housewives of Orlando. I'm kind of familiar with the ones of Atlanta. They make a lot. They make a lot of money, huh? It all depends. I mean, they probably can make 25, what, 50,000 episodes? Oh, I thought

you were going to say millions. Huh? I don't be knowing. If you do 23 episodes and you get 50,000 episodes, that's a million. I mean, if you look at one picture that you just showed and i look at that clip that million gone right there but i'm just

oh joe i'm saying that's if you look at say uh what i want to say lost my train of thought no i'm saying like a million like you like what what they get on i don't know i mean obviously let's just say for the sake of arguments you're candy burris or nini or porsche or view some of those housewives of beverly hills those shows are more popular than orlando okay the name faces i don't know what they get i don't want and i don't even want to speculate but i think they make a good living. Or why would they be on there? I like it. So I think we need to have a goddamn... We need to have a show, too. I'm good.

Hey, listen. Find an unk love. No, I'm good. Yeah. I like that. No, an unk can find his own love when an unk want to find some love. I'm good.

Come on, man. Here you go. Our second one is none other than Chad Ochocinco Johnson. Oh, man. Why does... Yeah, we got to put you on here, too. What I did... Check this out today.

We're going to show it to the chat. Go ahead. I don't see it. We got it. Oh, did we put it up? We're working on it. Wait, did we put it up? We're working on it. Wait, what I did?

I said something? There it just was. There was a moment of Zen. Two orcas were swimming peacefully beneath a paddle border. Why does this never happen to me? He wastes this damn moment recording instead of getting in the water with them. Great moment.

Great moment. I don't know. What are we doing? What are we doing? I don't know. The people in the water with them great moment great moment i don't know what what are we doing what what are we doing i don't know the people in the chat they might know my love for killer whales and orcas they might not if you follow me long enough listen i bombarded your twitters for years and years and years with orca content with orca pictures orca facts and obviously i've never had the opportunity to call orcas yeah killer whales no what do they actually call them sea pandas wolves of the sea yeah yeah yeah wolves of the sea yeah they don't they don't they don't attack us in the wild they never have and never they

never have and never will there's most places that if you swim there's only a a few places i think the only place in norway norway new zealand yes there's another in mexico i forgot what part of mexico they take you out you can snorkel with them there as well never never they don't pay us no mind in the wild no mind at all the smartest species in the sea. Nothing but a larger dolphin. That's all it is. It's a mammal. It's a mammal.

It's the biggest dolphin species. It's not really a whale. It's the biggest dolphin species. But see, here's the thing. You're the color of a sea lion. Might grab your ass. Listen, brilliant mind in the sea. They don't attack us. Like that opportunity with that's what listen brilliant mind in the sea they don't they don't attack us

like that opportunity with that paddle boarder that opportunity with that paddle boarder I saw people on Twitter saying oh they gonna kill you they gonna eat you man

no they are not no they're not if chat chat right now just Google or YouTube when the

when the show is over all the people in New Zealand and Norway that just swimming along the beach and killer whales just come up right beside them and swim right with them. All the time. All the time.

It's the fact that I live in Florida and I'm stuck here with stupid dolphin. Okay, not stupid. Dolphins are highly intelligent. Barracudas. Yeah. intelligent. Barracudas. Yeah. Jellyfish. What else we got in our water? Goliath groupers.

That's it. That's it. We got manatees. Yeah, manatees. Oh, they so damn boring. Manatees. People in New Zealand. We're going out there.

Hold on. Hold on. We're going out there to New Zealand and Norway. I'm going to go. As soon as I have some time. Everybody send me clips all the time. People in Norway and New Zealand, they go to the beach,

just, oh, killer whales swimming by, they just jump in the water and start swimming with them. I'm like, come on, man. Nah, well, I read the one, like, it's got to be, you got to be, there's like a scuba,

like a group that you have to go out that is sanctioned. You just can't go jump in the water with them. I'm talking about the part where it's not sanctioned, where people are just at the beach on their own time. Like, you know, people say, you know, mama, I'm going to the beach today. And they just swim right up with them. Like, it's nothing. It's a bunch of clips.

You got to have ads, see some of the clips. Man, it's amazing. I just want that experience. Somebody in the chat said, Ocho, eat good in Texas because Texas limits the amount of child support you can pay. So what's the max you can get? You know what happened? When they find states that limit it, somebody that's powerful got stuck

and they had them lawmakers to change that. For real? Yeah. Anytime you find a state that limits the amount of... You better believe it. Somebody prominent got jammed up, and he got to have some long paper to get them lawmakers to say,

hey, y'all need to do something about this, because I ain't finna give 100,000, 200,000. A month? Man! I'm going to Texas. I'm moving to Houston. The max they can get on show is $1,800 a month.

Come on, that's some bull jive there, man. Per child. That's some bull jive. That's what it say. That's impossible. Because I thought it was based on your income

and how much you make. Some states is based on your income. Some states like, I think like Arkansas or Mississippi is limited. Now come to California and mess around if you want to.

Hey boy, they based it on your income. $100,000 ain't nothing to them $200,000 a quarter of a meal a month ain't nothing. A what? A quarter of a meal. There's no such thing. There's no such thing of someone having to pay $250,000. A million. A million. He was playing

how much was he playing? He was playing $100,000. I think he was playing like $150,000 and she said that wasn't enough. Oh, hell no. Hell no. What, you serious? Dead. Yes. Who

makes that kind of, oh, this must have been a ceo or owner of something he was at hair that you heard the kicker it wasn't his kid wait so how's he paying she's hey here's the thing ultra you have to be careful because in some states the judge like america there have been cases where married people, they're married, have a kid, the father find out that it's not his. Oh, no.

Judges still make you pay. Even after you find out because they say the kids are presumed that you are their father and you must maintain that status. Even though the baby not his. Put you in jail if you stop.

Well, what state is this? Oh, is this a real story? I think it was a state in Texas. The guy found out he had three kids and none of the kids were his. Oh, come on. And he tried to stop paying and the judge,

he had to continue to pay. Yeah. They're all three of them weren't his? Mm-mm. Oh, hell nah. Think about it. Kanye pays $200 a month

for his four kids. He does? Kevin Costner's wife wants $ 160 a month Kanye got four kids with Kim right and he pays 200 he pays 200,000 a month in child support and she a billionaire

boy hey boy man I'm glad. I thought my pocket would hurry when I got off that buddy, when that buddy would leave my account. Boy. I'm trying to think of who that

exec was, because he was paying $1.2 million in child support, and I think she said it wasn't enough. A year? $1.2 million I think she said it wasn't enough. A year? Yeah, 1.2 million a year. And it wasn't enough. And I think the kid was like one or two years old and she said

the kid needed a Braby Grand piano and she wanted like another like 300,000 like supplemental bull jive. What? Yeah. And like a $5 million condo. I'm going to find it and we're going to discuss it

on Thursday. Boy. What, Ocho? Every day I thank God for those I had kids from. Every day. They grown. My mind grown.

Did you just hear what you just said? Oh, Joe, guess what? I don't pay child support, but they still be taxing daddy. Hey, daddy. But they work.

200,000 a month. Like, think about that. Like, think about that. Chat, think about that logically. You know, based on the economy that we're in and the times that we're in, I understand, you know, he's on a different level. It's Kanye.

200,000 a month? Hey, you ain't got to tell... Oh, yo, I'm telling you, them sundresses, I remember exactly. Sundresses. Got them wedges on. Yeah. Like my granny said, them old, them thong drawers.

Oh, the one that she was going to get you. Yeah, isn't that the one that own LVMH, right? Louie? Hey, well't that the one that owned LVMH, right? Louis? Hey, but that's crazy, boy. Oh, yeah, Ocho. I wasn't the same man. I got A. But I already knew it, Ocho.

You already know. Sometimes, Ocho, you know. Yeah. I knew. I just knew it. That's crazy. I knew I just knew it that's crazy I knew it I knew it I knew it

I knew it never forget it yeah never forget it know exactly the moment yeah yeah yeah

yeah you wonder you can do better now it was too late Ocho Yeah, yeah, yeah. You wasn't able to do better, huh? It was too late, Ocho. It was too late, Ocho, but you know, Ocho, you know you just right. Yeah. I mean, it was a perfect storm. Yes, sir. Sundress,

ovulation, 24. Damn. Hurricane, earthquake, natural disaster. Listen, the fact that you can laugh about those moments back in time. It was real. That's a good thing. That's a good thing.

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, for a conversation that's anything but ordinary. We dive into the competitive world of streaming, how she's turning so-called niche into mainstream gold, connecting audiences with stories that truly make them feel seen. What others dismiss as niche, we embrace as core. It's this idea that there's 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. Get a front row seat to where media, marketing, technology, entertainment, and sports collide, and hear how leaders like Anjali are carving out space and shaking things up a bit in the most crowded of markets. 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. Did you make a mistake in sending arms to Tehran, sir? 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... 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. Ocho, we got your favorite segment. Y'all know what it is.

It's time for Spell on Seeker. Hey. Chat, tonight is for y'all, chat. Chat, tonight is for y'all. One thing I will not do. One thing I will not do. One thing I will not do, chat. I will not fail you. I will not fail you because I'm here for you.

Okay. Ocho, this one, listen. You need to get this one right, Ocho. This is the easiest one. This is the easiest one. The first word is sergeant. S-E-R-G-E-A-N-T. S-E-R-G-E-A-N-T.

S-E-R-G-E-A-N-T. Ocho got it right. Ocho got it right. Ocho got it right. Good job, Ocho. Good job, Ocho. I like that. Ocho said he's not going to disappoint us. Baby! Baby, I'm spelling. Okay, check this out,

Ocho. Check this out. Next word. Chandelier. Crystal Chandelier. Oh, shit. That's you? I'm spelling. I'm spelling. I got the first one right, honey.

Sergeant. S-E-R-G-A-A-N-T. No, it ain't on G-A-A-N-T. G-E-A-N-T. Yeah, that's what I just said. You trying to trip me up. I'm talking fast. Hold on.

My next word is chandelier. You ready? Chandelier. You ready? Yes. Yeah. C-H-A-N-D-E-L-E-I-R I mean L-I-E-R

Chandelier. Correct. Ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding. The next word. Chad, I got you, Chad. I told you, Bob, with the spelling bee champ in 1970, 1987.

Liberty City spelling champ. The next word is schizophrenic. What? A paranoid schizophrenic. Come on, Uncle. How you going to go from chandelier to schizophrenic? Okay, I'm going to ease you into schizophrenic. Yeah, damn.

Here it is. One of the largest flying birds in the Paleolithic time was a pterodactyl. Holy shit. Pterodactyl. What the fuck? We go even, we go even to schizophrenia. Okay, hold on. Pterodactyl.

Oh, I'm going to get this right. Let me take my glass off. Let me take my glass off. Let me take my glass off. Chad, I know I look good too. I just cut my hair. Pterodactyl. Yeah. Can you use the word in a sentence, please?

The largest flying bird during the Paleolithic time was a pterodactyl. Pterodactyl. I used to date a pterodactyl back in 68. So I'm going to go. Her name started with T-E-R-A. Pterodactyl. Right? Yeah.

Dactyl. Dactyl. Dactyl. D-A-C-T-Y-L-E. P-E-R-O-T-Y-L-E. P-E-R. How far was I off? How far was I off? Well, there's a P in front of the T.

So you said T. Pterodactyl, yes. Why is there a P in front of the guy? Yes. So the correct spelling of pterodactyl is P-T-E-R-O-D-A-C-T-Y-L. So they put the motherfucking T there for decoration like a goddamn Christmas ornament, and it has no goddamn meaning in the goddamn word.

So pterodactyl. The P is silent. Pterodactyl. Shit me. With the P it's silent. There was no need for me to say it. Okay. Here's a good one. Oh, Joe. the bank i got you right here chat i promise you because i love y'all

and i'm just trying to show you we go we're gonna eat you we're gonna eat you and just get some fruity that's what i told her to come on the next word is xylophone xylophone. Xylophone. Now, I played the saxophone and I played the piano. Xylophone is not spelled exactly how it sounds, which is the problem. Neither was pterodactyl. Xylophone. Fuck. But xylophone. Fuck. But xylophone.

Z. Okay. Y. Yep. L. Mm-hmm. Xyla. Xyla.

Xyla. Gotta be an A. It can't be anything else but an A. Xylophoneophone X-Y L-O-P H-O-N-E this is is that

I have a question that is not the English language that is not the English how can xylophone start with an X and I said it

before I even tried to spell it and it's been so long since I've been in music class huh How can xylophone start with an X? And I said it before I even tried to spell it. And it's been so long since I've been in music class. It's been a long time since you've been spelling be champ. God damn. Like never. Hey, I hope the people in the chat are not laughing.

Don't act like y'all know these goddamn words now. Don't do that. I don't listen. No, they don't know them. Okay, I'm just making sure. Because people would be laughing at me like they goddamn Einstein. Okay, I'm ready. I'm ready. I'm listening. No, they don't know him. Okay, I'm just making sure. Because people would be laughing at me like they got damn Einstein. Okay, I'm ready. I'm ready.

I'm ready. So I'm two for two, right? Yes. Okay, I'm two for two. The last word is schizophrenic. Schizo. Schizo. Skit. Skit.

Skit. Now, I'm sounding it out. skit so skit so skit so zo skit so skit so skit so skit Mm-hmm. Gotta be C-H. I'm hoping. C-H-I. No, C-H. Schizo, like the movie. You saw the movie Split? Yep. It's the only reason I'm going to know the beginning of it.

Now, I'm going to fuck it up. I'm going to be honest with you. Okay. The movie Split with James McAvoy. Yes. S-H. S-C-H I is in the movie

multiple personalities schizophrenic Z Z P R-C. No. What?

Schizophrenic. S-C-H-I-Z-O-P-H-R-E-N-I-C. That's what I just said. What letter did I leave out? A bunch of them. So you was two for three tonight, Ocho. We'll try tomorrow. Oh, I was this close.

Like the taint. I was like right here. I was there. Nah, you was almost a contender. Hey, but you know what? Since schizophrenic, I couldn't have been that far off. When I think about it, S-E-H-I-Z-O-P-H-R-N-I-C. N-E-C.

Don't worry about it. We're moving on. Damn. Good job. Good job. Don't worry about it. We're moving on. Damn. Good job. Good job. Good job, Ocho. Good job, Ocho. You did it.

Two for three. Two for three ain't bad. Two for three ain't bad. Yeah, especially the type of words you giving me. Goddamn two to three. You goddamn right it ain't bad. Hey, actually, those are your guys making up the words. So now it's time for you to get some revenge.

It's time for Dunk on Unc. Yeah! Let's go. Baby! Baby! I know she hit me. Okay, here we go. Here we go.

Babe, where you at? You want to dunk on Unc real quick? Yeah, come on, come on, come on. Come here, come on. Come and ask this first question. Come here, come here, come here. I know you know how to read. Why? What's wrong? Oh, that's fine. That's fine. Ain't nobody going to see that.

All right, we'll get you then. Chad, here we go. We're going to make sure I go 0 for 5 today. Question number one Yesterday Was Hall of Fame Quarterback Peyton Manning's

48th birthday Yes This is a true or false question Peyton Manning Has been named A first team all pro More than any Other quarterback

In NFL history Is it true or false? True You are correct With the first one Peyton Manning has been named the quarterback in NFL history. Is it true or false? True. You are correct with the first one. Peyton Manning has been named first team All-Pro seven times, followed by Aaron Rodgers five. Okay.

Okay. We started you off easy. I mean, it's fine. I mean, because we think about it, Brady's only been an All-Pro three times. Yeah. Yeah.

That's crazy, huh? It is. times. Yeah. Yeah, that's crazy, huh? It is. It absolutely is. Okay, question number two, chat. Chat, y'all stay with me. There are only two teams in NFL to make the Super Bowl once and have a record of 1-0. Who are the two teams? There are only two teams in NFL to make the Super Bowl once and have a record of 1-0. Who are only two teams in nfl to make the super bowl once and have a record of one and oh

oh this is a good one this is a this is a this is a one. So they've only made it once and they're 1-0. And when they did happen to make it, the one time, they won. The Ravens went twice. They're 2-0, so not them. It's 1-0. Cleveland's never been. Pittsburgh has been multiple times.

Cleveland's never made it. Cleveland's never made it Cleveland never made it Green Bay no Green Bay no oh let's see let's see the Jets

are one and only in the Super Bowl Joe Namath Broadway Joe okay the Jets are one and only in the Super Bowl. Okay. Okay.

NFC West. The New Orleans Saints. Damn it. Boom! You messing with Shane. You messing with Shane. You got it. You got it.

You got it. You got it. Oh, yeah. You got it. Oh, yeah. I've been waiting on your fucking ass all day. Okay. Okay.

Okay. Okay. Okay. All right. Yeah. Here we go. Third one. You ain't going to get this one, though.

I don't call it. Is that bear? Yeah. Here we go. Third one. You ain't going to get this one, though. I was calling. Is that bear? That's baby. Baby? Oh. Okay. You call it. I'm going to hit the green.

I got to answer. Come on. All right, number three. Only one running back in NFL history Has led the league in rushing For five straight seasons Only one running back in NFL history Has led the league in rushing

For five straight seasons Who was the running back I'm going to go with Jim Brown Damn man Shit Well he led the league in rushing I'm gonna go with Jim Brown Damn man Shit Well he led the league In rushing eight of his Nine years in the league

Fuck man Alright alright Come on man Alright come on Here we go You're gonna have to guess The following player Okay

Damn you know basketball too Fuck A little bit I played in the NCAA tournament back in 2000 I had a 17-year NFL career I am in the pro football Julius Peppers Damn, man

Can I finish the question? Okay My bad, my bad It's too late, you done answered already now Oh Okay My bad, my bad It's too late You done answered already now Oh my bad, my bad Hold your Alright, here we go

Here we go, here we go Here we go Last one, last one, chat Chat, y'all stay with me now We gonna, we gonna We gonna stump him on this one Unk has only played With two quarterbacks

That have led the league In passing yards John Elway in 1983 Is one of them Who is the other? Randall Cunningham. Wrong. The answer is Steve

Berline, through for the league, leading 44-36 1999 season with the Carolina Panthers. Carolina Panthers. Okay. Who for 5. Who led the league in 98? Who led the league in passing in 98?

Might have been Steve. Warren Moon. You don't know that one. Go ahead. That was it. That was the last one. You went 4 for 5. That was an easy one, too. I should have got that one. Okay, Ocho, we're going to try something new tonight. Okay.

This week on Instagram, we started a new thing called Nightcap Tales, where we post a prompt and y'all send in your best stories. The first week prompt was your worst and first date. Here are the best answers that I'm going to read and Ocho will react to. Took a lady for dinner. She started telling me how she tried to poison her ex with rat poison and cookies.

Couldn't get out of there fast enough. You was next. Hold on. her ex with rat poisoning cookies couldn't get out of there fast enough you were next hold on he went he took it took who to dinner he said he took a lady to dinner she started telling him how she's how she tried to poison her ex with rat poisoning cookies well that's not even a conversation for a first date when you're supposed to be getting to know each other anyway. So, how does she even disclose this information on the first date? She would let him know that he was getting into something real he didn't want to be in.

You say be honest. You said be honest on the first date. Yeah, I like that. Yeah, be honest with me. Be honest with me. That can be, you know what, that can be a little edgy. I wonder, did he leave her after that? You think he left?

Damn sure wouldn't have been a second date. That don't excite you, though? Hell nah. A woman trying to kill you? Hell nah. Guess what? Just don't eat her food. She didn't succeed the first one.

She might be one for two. Hey, that don't excite you a little bit though? Hell nah. Like a woman, like a little edgy, like, oh, I tried to kill my ex. That don't like put you on air. Well, I've been in some situations, Ocho, and I ain't trying to go back there.

Okay, I see what you're talking about. You already said, I done used up about six of my lives. You right, you right, you right, you right, you right, you right. But check this out, Ocho. On my first date after a nine-year relationship,

a woman asked me out, demanded that I pay, and took food home. Whoa, whoa, demanded? On my first date after a relationship of nine years, a woman asked me out, demanded that I pay,

and took food home. The next week I found her only fans link and realized I was a pawn now I can't trust any can't trust any woman. It's been three years since. I mean I wouldn't say I can't trust any women you know if someone asked you out on a date

I would. No she gotta pay if she ask you out she gotta pay. Yeah she gotta pay I mean and then if you want if you want you know, if someone asked you out on a date, I would... No, she got to pay. If she asked you out, she got to pay. Yeah, she got to pay. I mean, and then if you want, if you want, you know, you can, you know, baby, put your wallet up. You know, I got this one,

even though it is the first date. But it's like, I wouldn't say you shouldn't allow one woman to ruin it for the rest of them. Not one, but you also, and I say it all the time, understand the people that you're dating. Understand where you're finding them from,

do your homework before you try to take them out. You know what come with the territory. Read the fine print. Read the fine print. It's simple, it's easy. Yeah. A guy took me for pizza during his lunch break.

It was the place where you buy pizza by the slice. I ordered two slices. He ordered two slices. We ate the pizza and the bill came and he pulled out an envelope with change. He pours the change all across the counter. Not one quarter. All pennies, nickels, and dimes. I was so

embarrassed. We're grown. Late 20s if not early 30s. Last date and call. Needless to say. Oh, that's not nice. Did it get paid is all that matters. Did it get paid? It doesn't matter how he paid it. It got paid.

And that might have been a test from him. It might have been a test from him. I mean, you know what I'm going to do do? I'm gonna get just enough for two pieces. I'm gonna make sure I have just enough to pay for it, but I'm gonna have it in change. And I just want to see what she gonna do. Hell, depending on who it is. Shit, you know, baby, put that change up. I got this one. Shit, and she done left. He could have been some goddamn CEO of some damn Fortune 5

company or something. Nah, a CEO don't carry cash. They carry number plastic. I know. Listen, that's why I said you never know. It might have been a little test. You never know. Check this out, Ocho. My first day

when I was 17, I went to a restaurant with this guy and his mother showed up, snatched him from the table and beat him because he stole money from a purse to pay for dinner. I feel horrible. And when I saw him the next day, I had to tell him it wasn't where we ate

that was important. It was the conversation and the connection we would have that would truly been important So when he got off punishment, he tried again, but this time it was at Burger King. I love it I love it now. I think that I think I think they should that is a great story to tell when you walk down at down at that I alter and You get up to give that speech on how y'all met and telling that story, do you remember what happened?

The story of my mama coming to whoop my ass because I wanted to take you out so bad I had to take money out of her purse. I was willing to risk my life just to take you out. Now we getting married. That's a great story.

That's a feel-good story to me. I say, mama, not now. Come on, mama. Do this at home. Not, come on, mama. You can't, mama, not now. Come on, mama. Do this at home. Not. Come on, mama. You can't. Mama, you can't beat me in public.

I don't tell you. I'm running. Hey, listen. That might have been her last, too. That might have been her last. You don't know what that was. That could have been bill money. That could have been the phone money.

Ocho, at 17, I ain't going to get no beating in public now. You beat me when I get home, I'm going home. I ain't going to get no beating in public now. You beat me when I get home, I'm going home. I ain't going to let mom know. Ain't no... If mom do showed up to the restaurant, you already know she about that action. Hey, when she showed up, I already know what she showed up for.

You ready for the get beat? Hell, I was running when I was 10 or 11. You don't think I'm going to take off at 17? You can't leave your date, Unc. You can't leave. The hell I can't. Now, see, now if you leave, now you ain't leave your date, Unc. You can't leave? The hell I can't. Now, see, now if you leave, now you ain't getting no

second date. You ain't getting no second date. I ain't gonna get no first ass whipping either. Which you won't. Listen, that's a feel-good story, though. Story number five. I dated a porn star briefly. She didn't

tell me who she was on the first date okay he wanted to make sure that the first date was someplace dark and secluded we went to a movie in the middle of the day we left the movie theater and decided to grab some food at the restaurant the waiter walked up to us and said hey oh snap love your work this created the domino effect suddenly people in the restaurant started getting up come speak to her i said you're pretty popular for a new writer that that's what she said told me her real profession she said she didn't want me to judge uh she didn't want me to judge uh i didn't really care i didn't really care no i didn't really but the day took a turn for the worse when two guys walked up and pulled her out their checkbooks and offered her $10,000 to do a scene with her together with five of their other male friends.

And she literally gave them the email address. She bought that action. Yeah, she is. I mean, listen, again, you can't lie. That's why you don't lie. You don't lie. So you didn't have to waste young fella's time. Let him know what you do ahead of time. You don't have to lie and say you're a writer. Listen, honey, if we're going on a date, I want to tell you my

profession ahead of time, because this is A, B, and C that might happen when we're out in public. People are going to recognize me, and I want to make sure you're comfortable, and it's not surprising that I do porn. It's okay. Just be honest. Be straight up. Just like John Morrow with Saquon Barkley. Just tell the truth from jump and save both of you the hassle and time.

Because what you just wasted, you can't get that time back. You can't get it back. You got people walking up offering you $10,000 for scenes and shit. Come on, man. I wonder who she is. I wonder what her name is. Yeah, what her email.

Put her email in there. Yeah, take me. $10,000 for a scene? Man, she taking self-guide, you know. She doing that. That thing probably look like roast beef down there.

I'm good on you. I don't want none of that. Yeah, you never know. Well, you ain't never date no porn star, huh? I don't know. I mean. Yeah, you never know. Well, you ain't never dated no porn star, huh? I don't know. I mean... Yeah, ain't nothing wrong with that.

Listen, ain't nothing wrong. It just, listen, it just so happens that you do they work on camera. No, they dated one. Why you sleeping, Ocho? Listen. Yeah, I ain't gonna say nothing.

I ain't gonna say nothing. I ain't gonna say none. I ain't gonna say none. But ain't nothing wrong with porn stars. I just think there are very, very, very, very many men in the world that don't have the... I don't want to use the word backbone because that's not the right word. To actually date one publicly because they feel ashamed of the nature of the business that they're in. Because so many other men have access or have had access. But anyone that you date, anyone that you dated.

Well, you say you like a little season. Oh, yeah, I like it. I love it. A little season. There's a little paprika, a little parsley. That ain't real tenderized. Boy, that ain't tenderized. That's fine.

That's fine. Hey, listen. That thing been sitting in Worcestershire for about three years. That's fine. So that thing tender. That thing falling off the bone. I like it right off the bone. That's how. Hey, listen. That thing been sitting in Worcestershire for about three years. That's fine. So that thing tender, that thing falling off the bone. I like it right off the bone. Literally.

That's how I like it. That's fine. That's fine. The one thing about it, I get that bitch reupholstered. Huh? I got a needle and thread. I sew that bitch right on up now.

Going to get to that rejuvenation clinic. Going to get to, hey, fix that hoo-ha, ba-dop. Hey. I ain't got no problem with that. Dog,

her rear end a little off. It's out of line, dog. You know, I'm getting wobbly all over the place. Yeah. And listen, I hate porn stars. I love them, man.

I mean, that's what they choose to do. That's their profession. They make good money. It's a billion dollars. Man, Ocho, we got to stop, Ocho, because, man,

people are going to be upset and us, man. We ain't say nothing bad. Because we be making a joke out of everything, Ocho. I's a billion dollars. We got to stop, Ocho, because people are going to be upset at us. We ain't saying nothing bad. Because we be making a joke out of everything, Ocho. I'm going to stop. I ain't doing that no more. I'm sorry. We ain't saying nothing bad. We are paying respect for those in the sex work industry.

Hey, I ain't going to joke no more. I ain't going to joke no less either. Hey, that was a good one though, man. Goddamn. Listen, the funny thing about porn makes the world go round, man. Porn stars and those that are in that profession make the world go round. Do you understand

that as a billion dollar industry? I think they make just as much as the goddamn Dallas Cowboys. I might be wrong. If I'm wrong, let me know, chat. They might do. Ain't nothing wrong with that. Ain might be wrong. If I'm wrong, let me know, chat. They might do. No, there ain't nothing wrong with that. There ain't nothing wrong with that. There ain't nothing wrong with that. I'm Michael Kasson, founder and CEO of 3C Ventures and your guide on good company,

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Ocho, it's time for our last segment of the night, and it's called A Q&A. Oh, yeah. Nocturnal Ronan donated $100. Ocho, this is what he said. He said, love the show. I'm from Pine Bluff, Arkansas. Currently over here contracting and siding.

I usually have y'all on in the wee hours of the morning when I'm at work. Just ordered two bottles for my pops. Shout out to my parents, Curly Jr. and Debra. Go Navy, go Steelers. Hey, I appreciate that, man. I really appreciate the support. Your dad's going to love him. Do me a favor. Jump back in the chat when they arrive and

he samples them. Let me know what he thinks. So Curly Jr. and Debra, your boy all the way in Saudi is thinking about you guys, wanting to give you guys a shout out and let me know what you think about the alcohol. So I appreciate that. Yes, sir. Break Guys, a shout out and let me know what you think about the alcohol. So I appreciate that. Yes, sir. Break room.

We ordered your shade and can't wait to review it on our channel. Ocho, thanks for representing the crib. Can we get a shout out, Ocho? Break room. Ocho, put the controller down and come watch some videos with your 305 boy. So what they do, boy? Shout out to the break room. I'm going to check y'all boys out.

I got you. Let me know what to come. I'm going to pull up. I'm going to pull up. Derrick Jr. asked, would you rather be trapped in an NBA arena with four bears for an hour

or 10 alligators for two hours? Alligator? 20 alligators for two hours. Yeah. And you say... Four it for an hour in an arena you ain't gonna make it a bear can outrun you and you saying boat at his fastest yeah a bear could outrun it yeah so what your chances are you know they can climb too because you can't run up this they ain't got no like uh highers. Them individual seats, man, they're going to be all over you. Nah, give me the Gators.

Quick in the hurry. Give me the Gators. Give me the Gators. Ace asked, yo, guys, if you had one movie role that you could play from any movie, what would you be in and why? Also, last time you were in Vidalia, Georgia. To answer your last question first, I can't remember the last time I was in Vidalia, Georgia.

Probably 35, 40 years. Oh, yeah, yeah. I don't really go to that side of town. As far as I go, it's like Reesville. And occasionally we play Toon Central, been to Lions, but didn't really go that far. Been through Vidalia, cutting over, going through Soperton and stuff

like that, Oak City, stuff like that, Johnson County, but never to Vidalia. So that was like, yeah, high school, way back, way back, way back. Hell, I'm going on, hell, when did I graduate? I graduated in 86, so yeah, probably about 40 years. Oh, I got the perfect... Hell, when did I graduate? I graduated in 86. So, yeah, probably about 40 years.

Oh, I got the perfect one for you, too. Check this out, Ocho. Wait, hold on. You didn't answer the second question. Yeah, I answered the second question. Okay, the first question. If you play one role, one movie role... Oh, I'm ready. I'm ready for this.

Go ahead. What you got? Movie roles, we're going to take Tyrese out of Baby Boy and we insert me. Okay. Or we take Tyrese out of Baby Boy and we insert me. Okay. Or we take Tyrese out of Transformers or we take Tyrese out of Fast and Furious and we insert me.

Man, you're trying to get all the roles. Damn. I'm just saying. I mean, I can... It's the same thing. Same thing. Yeah. What about you?

Damn. I want to be the Hulk. The Hulk? You can't be the Hulk, man. I want to. Hey, you said that like a little kid. I want to. Hey, you said that like a little kid. I want to. Yeah, that's what I want to do.

Hey, that was funny. Rock New, my brother Shannon, too old to call you nephew. I absolutely love Nightcap. Haven't missed one episode since I started watching. Do each of you, do you each realize the value each of you hold in our lives, in your viewers' lives? Thank you. Rock Noob. Ocho can go. Bro, I really appreciate that.

Yes, sir. We put this together with you in mind, with the listening audience, the viewing audience in mind. Never in our wildest imagination did we think it would catch fire so soon. We aim to try to be better, get better each and every show. And as we fill each other out, we've got, I feel, and Elcho can talk and speak for himself, that I feel that each show we have gotten better and better. We're not redundant.

We try to keep you educated. We try to keep you educated. We try to keep you entertained. And we try to keep you updated. So thank you from the bottom of my heart for tuning in. And thank you so much, Rock New. Yeah, man, I appreciate your support. Obviously, I'm one that loves to talk.

I talk a lot. Sometimes I make sense and sometimes I don't. I've loved the opportunity to share some of the wisdom, some of my life experiences, the good and the bad. I've loved being in a vulnerable state. I love talking sports. I love telling the stories of my past. I have so many more to share. And I like being in this space because it allows me to talk about some of the things that's going on in my life

and let all of y'all in the chat know how relatable we are, regardless of who I am or regardless of whatever way you may view me. We go through the same shit, the same problems, you know? I like it. I like it i like it and i think we're doing so well as as a duo because we are so relatable you know we are so accessible in a sense

well me for that matter more more than none but and i'm enjoying it and we got a long way to go we got we got a long way it's gonna We got a long way. It's going to be a beautiful journey, and this is just the beginning. Rodney Dinkins, my homeboy. Rock, today is my birthday. Happy birthday, Rock. I'm on that La Portiana cigar. Ocho, I got a few of your cigars.

That's my homeboy from the crib, Rodney Dinkins. We call him Rock. His dad was, like I said, his dad was my basketball coach. Hell, he might have been. No no he wasn't my football coach uh John Dorsey what you call him with my um and uh LZ Bacon was my football coach but Dink uh his dad uh Tony was uh was my basketball coach so Dink I appreciate the support bro I really really appreciate that and when you get back to the crib tell everybody I said hello. Yes, sir.

Lainey Ray said, the chat was talking about the things they name, like cars, body parts. Do either you have a name for anything like yours or someone else's? Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. You know, I call it Rollo

Yeah yeah yeah Yeah Hey Hey Yeah she named She named She named that boy for me Yeah

Rollo Hold on We call him Russell Russell Russell Russell Russell the love muscle Hey

Hey Hey Yes sir Yeah yeah yeah Yeah Hey, hey, hey, hey, yes sir. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. If I was up, you know, all. What time, what time, you know. Call it easy bake. Could I pay with the oven? You know what I'm saying? Call it Easy Bake. Because that thing was an oven.

You know what I'm saying? You know what I'm saying? You know what it was. But I think... I think he don't mean to... That's a good one. Easy Bake. I like that. I like that.

I like that. I like that. I like that. Hey, thanks Lady Ray for staying up again. Raina Jane said, Uncle Nocho, the chat was discussing their favorite 80s band pre-show. Name your favorite 80s band or singer. Oh, Cameo. Oh, yeah.

I love Cameo. Cameo. Ronald Black. Soon as she said, I went straight to Cameo. Cameo. Ronald Black. Soon as she said, I went straight to Cameo. Stop playing. Damn. Man, see, I came up in the 70s, 80s when the bands were crazy, Ocho.

Crazy. You had Earth, Wind & Fire. Fire. You had Lakeside. You had Ohio Players. Players. Shotlights. Yes, you had the Funkadilla. You had the Barcades. You had Slave. You had Ohio players. Players, shot lights. Yes, you had the Funkadilla.

You had the Barcades. You had Slave. You had Heat Wave. You had the Commodores. Lores. Ooh. Hey, it's Ohio. You know, George Clinton and the P-Funk All-Stars.

Call them in. The music back then? If I had, I'd probably say one would be Earth, Wind & Fire two would be the Ohio Players oh what a boy look crazy the Ohio Players song was unique because there was normally like one word firecracker yeah skin. Skin tight. Roller coaster. Skin tight. Fire. Skin tight. When Ohio played. I've seen the Earth, Wind, and Fire perform probably like three or four times.

They get it. Verdine. Phillip Bailey. Put him some Dave. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm showing my age, man. Yeah. Coach Brooks, thanks for showing love to my son today at the fair by taking a picture. It means a lot.

Told you I love the show. What are you both, what you both are doing? Thank you. Coach, I appreciate that. You ocho ocho is a guy man uh ocho is he's a man of the people uh he balances us out um i don't get out nearly as much normally from point a to point b uh i really i'm really not out like ocho is but bro i really appreciate it means a lot that you guys support us in the way in the manner in the fashion which you show up for us every single time that we have a show and we're gonna take this show on the road here in a couple

of months and oh we're gonna see you guys Oh Magic City we doing a show for Magic City Stephanie Warfield said oh Joe you ever seen Trinity Rodman or Washington Spirit play Shannon? If you had to choose between live baseball or a soccer game, which one would you choose? Soccer. What kind of question? Soccer. They say them soccer games be going crazy.

We got, man, listen, I got to get you out there, man, to Europe, man, to watch a game, man. I'm telling you. I'm more like talking about like, I think Atlanta. What's Atlanta? Atlanta United. Atlanta United. Yeah. I heard them things be going crazy. My daughter,

she gone a couple times. I'm talking about, Daddy, you got to go. Then she's talking about, nah, Daddy, you can't go. They be going. They be mobbed you. The atmosphere is nice, but I'm talking about, I got to get you to Europe. I got to get you to Europe. I got to get you to Europe. And when I'm thinking for your first experience, you need to go to, I mean, one where, because you're not a soccer fan, like a Liverpool game. You understand that Liverpool, just picture this.

The team walking out and the fans singing, you'll never walk alone. Like I've been in that atmosphere and that experience and it puts to shame our biggest sporting event, just a regular game, just a regular game. And you'll leave, you'll leave Anfield with a different perspective on the game of soccer, I guarantee you. If I can just get you to one game, it don't have to be there, but I'm just saying for the experience at Liverpool or at Anfield, that would be a good one for you to start.

Trust me. J-Mac, what's up, Uncle Ocho? Love the show. I couldn't get my birthday shout out last month, but Ocho, this question is for you. What three things in life are always certain? One hint, you said it. Life?

Well, that thing went down the wrong pipe. Well, pause. Life, death is... Life, death, and tax... Wait, damn, I forgot my own quote. There's three things in life that's certain. Life, death, no. Throw the ball at me on 37.

Life, death, and completion. Taxes. Hey, I forgot my own quote, man. You remember how it go? Nah, it's your quote. How the hell I remember your quote? Oh, was it death, taxes and the 85 will always be open? I don't know where I got life from.

I don't know. Death taxes and the 85 will always be open. It's been so long since I had to say it, I couldn't even remember it. Damn, my bad. Cameron Norwood Jr. My question is who's better? Prime

Kyrie or Derrick Rose? Derrick Rose was something. But here's the thing. Derrick Rose was only Prime for like two years. Before he got hurt? Yes. You got a reason he wasn't the MVP at like, what, 21? He was the youngest MVP ever. Hey, boy, he was an animal, boy. Yes. But, boy. You got to read that he wasn't the MVP at like, what, 21? He was the youngest MVP ever.

Hey, boy, he was an animal, boy. Yes. But he was bouncy, boy. God damn, he was bouncy. He was that athletic. He was that Russell Westbrook, Ja Morant before Ja and Russ. Yeah. Guy that could play above the rim. Now, he's not the passer that Russ is.

He was Russ. But, man, you talk about bounce. I'm talking about crazy bounce. Yeah, he nice with it. He real nice with it. I remember that. I'm mad. If he didn't have his injuries.

Yeah, but that's the thing. His prime was only like two years because I think he won the MVP like his second year, didn't he? His second or third year. Because he's the youngest. He was 21. His fourth year? Yeah. But he was 21, right?

He won it in 2011 he came out in 2008 so he's 23 wow who was better man that's a hard because I didn't get to see D Rose

for an extended period of time. I'll take Kyrie. I can't even indulge in that conversation because them boys... Yeah, I think he wasn't his third year because he came out in 2008. Because remember, that was LeBron. He won it the first year because he came out in 2008. Because remember, that was LeBron. He won it the first year LeBron was in U.

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We could be the big three. We could be the big three. Me, you, Steve, and they. And that's what, that's what, that's what Kendrick Lamar was talking about. The big three. He was talking about us. Nah, Kendrick Lamar put something on him. I know, but I'm saying he said the big three. I don't know what called that, Ocho. I know we ain't

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