Nightcap - Nightcap - Hour 2: Shedeur addresses haters, O-lineman of the year award, Brady selling Miami mansion

Episode Date: January 26, 2025

Shannon Sharpe and Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson react to Shedeur Sanders commenting on his dad’s involvement in his life and career. Later, Unc and Ocho discuss Buffalo Bills OT Dion Dawkins saying he wants an “Offensive Lineman of the Year” award, Tom Brady is exploring selling his “Billionaire Bunker” mansion in Miami for $150M and much more!04:00 - Sheduer on Prime’s help13:41 - OL overlooked17:25 - Tyreek Hill23:12 - Tom Brady selling 35M home33:36 - Daily Dumb Dumb44:44 - Q&Ayyyy(Timestamps may vary based on advertisements.) #Volume #ClubSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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has the opportunity to do that for me, he has the best quarterback in the country. He's going to do that. Yeah, talk to you. But you see how they do us on show? You see how they do you see how they do what's on show you see how they do now the killers if we create homes and you're not there right time has created a situation even as he divorced their mom the kid mom he was always hands-on he never stopped being dad first and

foremost he prioritized everything around his kid's schedule. Hey, I used to call him, hey, man, I gotta go pick up the kids. I gotta go to practice. Even when the hall, everything was around the kid. He's always been in his kid's life. We should applaud that. We should

commend him. But that's not what we do. Oh, man, he tried to run the kid. How? You do realize who his dad is? He ain't got to live his life through his kids. That's time.

He's arguably one of the two or three greatest athletes to ever live. He ain't got to live his life through Shador. I'll tell you what he does, though. He wants the absolute best for Shador. Absolutely.

And he's going to do everything he possibly can like we all do to put our kids in situations where they can succeed. Yeah. When we got money, Ocho,

if our kids can't get a scholarship, what do we do? We pay for them to go to school. Yeah. We put them in the best situation because we've been

afforded an opportunity, the means to be able to do that because we won't, who in the hell won't work for their kids than what they had? I'm confused. And I'm glad Shadua said it. I'm glad he said that. I didn't know that was a problem. That your parents in your

life and they want what's best for you. It shouldn't be a problem, but obviously the media has to come up with some type of narrative. They have to come up with something because they don't do it for any other quarterbacks. No. Hold on. They didn't do it for Peyton Manning? Did they say anything about...

Eli! Did they say anything about Archie being a rapper? Come on now. They didn't do that to them. I'm not... I'm just saying in general it's the only example I can think of

especially at the quarterback position that's as prominent and more of a public that's a public figure similar to that of Deion Sanders and Shador that's the only example

I can think of but they didn't do they didn't do that to them you know but I mean I mean what LeVar was able to do

for his boys I laughed at LeVar because able to do for his boys. I laughed at LeVar because he was funny. Because he used to come up to us all the time. Oh, yeah. But he sincerely cared about those boys. You talk about a man that's married, that had been married 30 plus years, married his college sweetheart.

I remember him telling the story like, hey. I said, man, how you know, I think her name is Tina. Teddy, take your, Teddy, come here. Come here. Oh, well,

her last, you took off. Teddy came here and looked around and said, y'all ain't got nothing going on. I said, I said, I said, LaVar,

I said, LaVar, how you know Tina was the one? He's like, I ain't know. He said, I ain't know what I said LaVar how you know Tina was the one he's like I ain't know he said I ain't know what I was gonna do and but I said

I wanna do it with you oh I like that here come on get up here come on get up here why she only put you in the bed

why she only put you in the bed why should I put you in the bed you're supposed to be in the bed you got 15 more minutes you got 15 more minutes bro and then you gotta go to bed okay 15 more minutes what is Joker here

come on let's go hold on Joker 15 more minutes. What is Joker here? Come on. Let's go. Come on. Hold on, Joker. Go ahead. Let's go. Jack, I forgot what I was talking about, Jack.

Jack, who y'all got tomorrow? Eagles commanders. Talk to me. Eagles commanders. You really can't. Eagles commanders you really can't honestly you really can't go wrong you can't go wrong I know we have some

Eagles fans in the chat I know we have some Eagles commanders fans Eagles you know I love my Eagles I love my Eagles you know I'm in Philly every Tuesday

so you know how I feel about the Eagles commanders fans it's been a very long time I think 33 years since you've been in the NFC championship I think my numbers Tuesday so you know how I feel about the Eagles uh Commanders fans it's been a very long time I think 33 years uh since you've been in the NFC championship I think my numbers might might be right might be off a little bit but you got to be feeling good about tomorrow you have to be feeling good just based on the product that's been on the field and what Jaden Daniels has been able to

display for you guys uh you know uh for this season. And not having adequate quarterback play, a consistent quarterback play of this manner. You finally have a quarterback that gives you hope again, similar to what RG3 did when he came in and he played as well. So I'm excited for that game tomorrow.

But for me, the Bills and Chiefs, that's going to be a good one. that's going to be a good one. That's going to be a good one. The Bills can't beat themselves. The Bills cannot beat themselves. Because I don't think Mahomes is going to make any mistakes. I think Josh Allen has to play the exact same way.

Josh Allen has to play the exact same way. We call him Superman at the time based on some of the things that he's able to do. He has to put on that cape tomorrow and not turn the ball over. You got to beat Mahomes. Yeah.

I'm going to disagree with you. I don't believe he has to beat Superman. Disagree? Huh? You want to disagree with you. I don't believe he has to be Superman. Disagree? Huh? You want to disagree with me? Yeah, because I don't think he has to be Superman. I just think he can be, as long as he don't turn the ball over. Yeah.

Because look at him last, he wasn't Superman last week. No, he didn't even have that good of a game. No, he threw for 127 yards. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But what didn't he do? He didn't turn have that good of a game. No, he threw for 127 yards. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But what didn't he do? He didn't turn the ball over. And that's what I said, too, right before you sat down. I said, well, I would like him to be Superman and take the game over.

If the team, if they put the ball in his hands, I need you to do everything. I need you to run it. I need you to throw it. But I don't need, I need you not to turn the ball over. Because not only are you going to play double for it, not only, especially with the Chiefs, they're getting some points out of something.

Whether it be seven or whether it be three, they're going to get something. Like Denzel said, we need to move something. Get to the fourth quarter. Josh Allen, get us to the fourth quarter. Josh Allen, get us to the fourth quarter with a chance to win the game. That's all I need. Five minutes.

Five minutes. That's all I need. Don't let it be with five minutes and the Chiefs up 14. They up 10. Hey, one possession.

That's all he needs. And then, trust it. Because anything third and short fourth and short he got fourth and short he got the legs

to get you out of harm's way oh yeah but if you turn the ball over you get that crowd let's keep the crowd at bay for as long as we possibly can don't you right

let's keep that crowd in Kansas City now that's the loudest stadium they're gonna be 80,000 and they're gonna be in red keep them at bay yeah in Kansas City. Now, that's the loudest stadium. They're going to be 80,000 and they're going to be in red. Keep them at bay.

Yeah. Oh, yeah. So who you got? Who you got? Who you got tomorrow? Man, I can't pick Buffalo because they beat my team. Oh, so you would... You beat my team,

I'll pick it against you. They beat both of my teams. Oh, okay. But I do think... But look... Uh... pick it against you. They beat both of my teams. Okay. But I do think, but look, my my my

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That's an NFL record. That's the thing. You look at when they lost to Buffalo, I mean, excuse me, when they lost to Cincinnati, two. And Buffalo capitalized on them. It's going to be hard

for Buffalo to beat them if they don't turn the ball over. They've got to somehow coax Mahomes into turning the ball over. They've got to somehow coach Mahomes into turning the ball over. I'm going with Philly in the first game. I think they played

the first game, Philly in Washington. What time did the game come? I think 3 and 6. Can't wait. Yeah. 3 and 6. 3 and wait. Yeah. Three and six. Three and 630. So that means we're going to probably be on around 830,

almost nine o'clock. I can't wait. Ocho. The Bills offensive tackle, Deion Dawkins, wants an offensive lineman of the year award. Let's take a listen to what he had to say. I dive. Being for an individual that is a part of this league to be able to get an award for being great. And I'll circle back on, you know, offensive linemen don't have rewards

for being great. You know, there's not a protector of the year award. I'm knocking at so many doors now to get this award going. And I'm going to head spirit and make sure that this gets done before I'm done playing. Because so many greats. There's so many greats. And if we have great quarterbacks, we have great running backs, we have Russian titles, we have quarterback passing titles. All those titles are reflections of the old linemen, which are the protectors.

And soon to come. But yeah, I'm glad that our McDermott is up for an award. I like it. You agree? Yeah, I wholeheartedly agree with him. It is. Because listen, the offensive linemen overlook. The offensive linemen overlook,

especially those, the blind side of the quarterback. If your quarterback on your team, let's say Pippen Jr., your right tackle is your money man. I need him to be the best player on the field for me. You know, if your quarterback

is right-handed, like Baker Mayfield, Werf, your left tackle, I think Werf is on the left side of the phenomenon. Yes. Yeah, Werf is on the left side. Players like that, your De'Anne Dawkins, your left tackle, I think Werf is on the left side of the number. Yes. Yeah, Werf is on the left side. Players like that, your De'Anne Dawkins, your Werfs, your Lance Johnsons, your Pene Sewells,

they deserve the accolades as such. You know, individual achievements for their play throughout the entirety of the season. Because if you look at some of the stats, half of the people don't, especially unless you are a fan that is really embedded into the sport, you know, based on positions outside of receivers and DBs and quarterbacks and running backs, you know, these dudes are great. You know, these dudes are

great. They are the foundation that keeps the quarterback not only upright but allows a running game to be what it is. I agree. Protect the other. Y'all like that? it is. I agree. Protector of the Year, I like that. Protector of the

Protector of the Year, more times than not, is probably going to be O-Lionman of the Year. Because they got Lombardi's in college. They got the Remington Award, which is the top center. The Outland Trophy or the Lombardi you know something

like that uh so offensive lineman in college can win an award but you're he's right right there's i mean you know even though it's not specifically for the d lineman but you can win defensive player of the year right yeah i mean i don't know i don't know if the db's the db's have an award that they don't db's don't really have an award they give the most tackles uh team i think zach braun no uh the guy at uh zaire uh uh zaire franklin and uh i think he led the league in tackles yeah he's nice so i i agree i agree i agree with dog uh they definitely need to have an award for the, for the offensive line, but give them some love. Me and Dawg,

we work at the same, same gym when he's down here in Miami. It's called AKA Fitness in Davie. Okay. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,

yeah. They do it. Dude, big as hell, man. Oh yeah. Hell yeah. It's so

when you're not around the game as much anymore and you retire. You forget how big. And you kind of forget how big the damn linemen are until you see them in person. Uh-huh. I'm like, God, me? What the hell? Ocho. Yeah.

Kyrie spoke about the end of the season comments and he said what y'all heard at the end of the season is frustration I've been winning my whole life we gotta put some pressure on mofos y'all gotta fix this ish add some mofo dogs

Ocho I get the frustration part what I don't get is not taking your ass back in the game in the fourth quarter. That's part of the frustration. Now, see, you can't take how you would be frustrated and how you would react as

opposed to letting how someone else would react to it. Now, that's the way he reacted, being frustrated. Can the dog feel frustrated and not seeing him in that check? Yeah. Now, when you break it down like that, I understand what you're talking about. I just want to know,

because guess what? I guarantee you he wasn't frustrated to know that that direct deposit didn't hit that account on Monday or Tuesday. Right. He wasn't that... So, you know what, guys? Since I didn't go back into the game,

and my team was... I quit on my team, you know what? Keep that money. Hey, that's funny. That's funny. No. Ocho.

Yeah. Think about how many times you've been frustrated in the game. They ain't throwing you no balls. Hey. You don't say, man, y'all ain't throwing me the balls. I'm just going to get up out of here. I don't like that. Now, you do know a story, now.

Where I wouldn't get that motherfucker in a very very very very very very very important game and i will hop now i got i know i remember oh yeah i had the ivy in me and i'm straight out blood going everywhere everywhere you know and i'm telling you i said you what are you what are we doing now this car should go down well if carson goes down you have somebody, you have a viable option that makes your job still easy. You know, I can do anything.

All you got to do is move me around. Don't allow this team to dictate to us what we want to do in a game of this magnitude and this important. Come on, man. What are we doing? Ain't nobody over there to do nothing with me i don't

care who it is i don't care nothing about how historic their franchise is and how many super bowls they got now you know my mentality was different huh but even though you said that and you did that you still went out there and played oh yeah yeah yeah you know you didn't quit on your team oh no okay you didn't say, they're not throwing me the ball. Ain't no sense in me being out here. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I don't play. I mean, bro, that makes it seem like we caught five passes every game that we participated

in, Ocho. See, I'm different. I mean, mentally, I was different mentally. Once I clock in, once I clock in, I ain't clocking out till that motherfucking clock in zero. Do the game over. That's it. That's how it should be.

Whether it's going good or bad, it's different. You know? Now everybody handles their frustrations and what's going on differently. You know? I sympathize and empathize with Tyreek, though. I understand where he's coming from. Do I agree with the way he handled it? Absolutely not. You can't do

that, young bull. You can't do that. You got to be there for your team. First quarter, second quarter, third quarter, third quarter, fourth. Might be have issues. When the clock hits zero, address those issues. As a matter of fact, the issues you might have, start all the way at the top.

Go straight to the owner and then work your way down. Right. And finish it with the quarterback. Ocho, it would have been easier to have this conversation. You finish that game. Now that's a conversation I have with McDaniel.

That's a conversation I have with the general manager. Right, right, right. And if it needs to, I go all the way upstairs. I mean, how do, Ocho, how do you have a conversation with somebody

when you quit on that team? When they needed you the most? You're not going nowhere. So hold on. When you was catching all them balls, you ain't quit. When you got an opportunity to get 2,000 yards, you was going home. Yeah. Hey, I have a question.

Yes. I don't know. Do you think he was injured? Do you think he was hurt a little bit? What do you think? No. No? I'm just asking. I don't know. Do you think he was injured? Do you think he was hurt a little bit? What do you think? No. No? I'm just asking.

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How much he want? How much he want? I mean, what is it? Like $35 million? I think it's in billionaire bunker, billionaire row, isn't it? Where is it? Yeah. He's received bids over $150 million.

Man, I was going to try to get that bids too, man. Get with what? Huh? You ain't going to be paying a light bill in that boat. Are you crazy? I was saying, man. Get with what? You ain't even paid a light bill at that boat. Are you kidding me? Man! 150 bill?

I got good. With this credit, I got? Yeah, I... You need Bezos credit to get that one. Matter of fact, you know what? It don't matter how many bids he got. If I... I if I call man I call Tom right now you think he answer

if I call and do what and say Tom and hang up on you Ocho man look here me personally Ocho huh

I don't want no look I think I might I might I might be willing to go to 10 yeah for a crib.

100 million? 150? That's for a different type of person that's bringing in a different type of revenue. It's different. Now, there are people. You ever been to Salt Island? I sit on 10. I don't understand.

The people that only live in Miami, they don't come here until don't understand. The people that only live in Miami, they don't come here until the goddamn summer. Yep. For the winter. How you got a $38 million, $50 million house that you only come for two months out the year? Yeah. What do you do? No, they come down here during the winter.

It's too hot during the summer. Yeah, that's what I mean. They come here in the winter. Because where they live, it's cold. Yeah. I do got a summer house for $50 million. And here I am. Nah, bro.

I'm catching balls, getting my head. Oh, pause. Pause. Yeah, yeah. Getting hit. Wow. Wow. What's your wow?

Hey, chat. I'm going to step back for this one. I'm going to let him have that one. Y'all go get your head on that one. I'm going to let him have that one. When I played football, I was catching the pigskin, getting hit, getting knocked over, scoring touchdowns. I think when I played, I think the totality of my contract at that time

was what maybe 35 million and you got a house a house that you only come see for two months for I mean that's neither here nor there I'm happy with everything that I made and I'm still blessed beyond measures and I'm thankful for that but what do you do sometimes I go around and look at the house on star island you know like what do what do you do hey I've been to a house that was like 80 million I couldn't I can't even imagine oh let's let's but you know what? Hey, I might hit it up because I got his number. Right, right. I might hit it up and ask him to let me hold that thing for a week. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Right. Hey, we could do, we could do a show. We could do a live show from there. Oh, no, I'm done with the live shows. But anyway, you know what I'm saying, Ocho? I got something else in mind, though. I got a show in mind. Okay, okay. I see what you mean. Man, hey, you hit a button, Ocho, and the whole wall disappear. About 3,000 square feet of wall just go into the floor.

Hey, that's a different kind of money. And Ocho, and they got a fireplace that just wrap around. Probably like the the fireplace probably like 30, 40 feet. Ooh. And it got those outdoor couches, those big old couches.

Yeah. If you ever want to impress one, if she ain't impressed with that, listen, they walk through the. They walk through the dope of an $80 million house. Matter of fact, your clothes just fall off when you walk in.

Yeah, yeah. Your clothes just fall off when you walk in. That's a different level of... Listen, you're talking about an $80 million house or a $35 million house? You ever been to the boat show?

You want to be angry? And you want to be angry and understand. You've seen the price of a mega yacht? I see. Yeah. Man. And this is. Bezos. All the owners.

That's the new thing now, Ocho. The owners are getting them. Mr. Blade got one. Jerry has one. There are several owners that have purchased them. Obviously, Larry Ellison and Jeff Bezos and Bill Gates. All those guys got to about $300. This Russian got one that's longer than a football field.

The funny thing about it is these mega yachts, for them, that's their toys. Our toys, you know, Ferrari, Cullinan,

BMW, old school, exotic cars. They don't do nothing with the car. Cars don't move them. Yachts, planes move them. Yacht,

I mean, like, 100 million, 200 million. Our private jets in many yes like it's a different

it's a different level I don't fly enough would I love to have shares I'd like to get like 100 hours or 150 hours in a jet right but to own it

oh no nah oh no mm-mm and a yacht and a boat boat B-O-A-T bust out another thousand you're round yeah Oh, no. Nah. Oh, no. Mm-mm. And a yacht and a boat. Boat. B-O-A-T.

Blast out another thousand. You're around. Because you're paying the crew even though it's dark. Yeah. You got to keep that salt water up off it. So you're paying for maintenance even though it's dark. Nah, I'm good. You have to have a different type of, you have to have multiple streams of high revenue.

When you're doing that plane. Yeah. Yeah. I don't want to play. Oh, what? I like the access. I like the access to be able to go.

Hey, we're going to leave it this time on show. Hey, I'm going to X, Y, and Z on the plane. You know, we had,

you had a little thing, you know, as it was kicked back on the plane. Oh, you're going to ask, can we go to play? Well, Y, and Z on the plane. You know, we had a little thing. You know, Ashley was kicked back on the plane. Oh, you going to ask him, can we go on the plane? Oh, so now you don't want to fly. You don't want to fly. You know, Delta, you above Delta now. Delta is beneath you.

Yes, you. But yeah, that's Tom like, nah, you know what? I want to see the kids, but I'm going to move to a different side of the island. Yeah, that is crazy, man. Hey, Brady, I know you're going to see this. You know, the fact our relationship goes beyond anybody. Goes beyond anybody that's put a bid in for your house. If you want to sell it to somebody, come holler at your boy.

Come holler at your boy. Come holler at your boy. No, don't holler. Yeah. And no. You know what? That way, you know, if I had my only, if I had my plane, you know, I go to the bathroom on a plane. I don't need. I only want to do one thing. I want to do one thing on the airplane. ain't he? Nah,

I only want to do one thing. I want to do one thing on the airplane. And they got here in Vegas. They got a little run for 825, Ocho. You can come and remember the Mile High Club.

They got a pilot. You saw it? I saw it every time. I heard about that. Don't be surprised. I heard about that. Don't be surprised, Ocho. You look up in the sky

and you see legs. That's your boy. That's what I was saying, Ocho. You look up in the sky and you see legs. That's your boy. That's what I'm saying, Ocho. That's me. Now, that'd be great content right there now. Yeah. Yeah, that'd be great content. That'd be great content.

Matter of fact. Because I'm trying to figure out who fit in an airplane laboratory. Right. I mean, every time I'm knocking paper towels off the wall, I mean, soap, water, I'm like,

hey, don't wait. Right, right, right. But hey, it all depends how bad you want

to make it work. Mm-hmm. How bad you want it to work. That's all it comes down to right there now. Mm-hmm. Hey, one of my favorite things,

you know, when you say, listen, you can't take two people to tango. Titus. I don't want to spar. I don't want to spar by myself. I don't want to shadowbox. I want to spar with you. You hear me?

I mean, you can fit in there. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Most definitely. I mean, look at you, Ocho. Any man that can look through a keyhole with both eyes? Come on, man. I know you feel it. You got to understand.

You don't understand how big I've gotten. I'm not slow, no more, man. I'm walked up in there. I'm sitting right. Hey, look at the size of my right now man hey chat y'all see how big I done got let me tip my camera down

so the chat can see Titus look up I'm glad they didn't hear me the thing he was in the room barking here's a man look here hey chat look at the size of my arm chat I see you. I see you, boy.

I see you. Don't give me credit, man. I might be. I might be bigger than you right now. This thing look good. You just refused to go. Will we get flattered if I take my shirt off? Nah. Like, I think the chair, they really. I mean, if you taking my shirt off? Nah.

Like, I think the chair, they really... I mean, if you take your shirt off, you're going to just blend into the background. We ain't going to see it. This joker here.

Titus. What they do to him? Titus. Why don't you go in Shelly's room? Bother Shelly's room bother Shelly so all she do is yell alright Ocho it's time for our daily

dum-dum award thank you Ocho you gotta listen to this baby mama who blocked her incoming child support payments Chad take to listen to this baby mama who blocked her income and child support payments. Chad, take a listen to this. Take child support payments from him, do you?

Yes. He leaves with them. Blocking on Venmo? He should. That makes it so much easier on him to just Venmo me instead of going to the bank. He's doing everything the easiest that it can possibly be done for Chase. And he's done that the whole time we've been together. Why would you not want it to be easy if he's going to send you money?

Why would you not want that to be easy for him? Because it takes one more thing off of Chase that he has to do. You don't take child support. Let us again. She's saying because it's easy, he should have to go to the bank and get the money and bring it,

like basically bring it to her. Right. As opposed, so she, when he Venmo's it, Venmo her the money, she blocks the payments and then says,

I ain't getting child support. I don't understand. What's the point? I mean, what is she doing? She doesn't, she says it's too easy for him to make child support payments by bin mowing her the money.

Oh, so she wants it to be a little bit more difficult on him. Yes. Well, that makes absolutely no sense, honey. That makes absolutely no sense. I wonder what the ruling was in that case. You can't block Ocho. He's paying.

You can't say he's not playing when you're blocking the payment. Yeah, yeah, she tripping. She tripping big time. Big time. I'm like, I had to listen to it again. She was like, because it's so easy for him. And he's always doing the easiest thing possible. Yes!

You know what that means? Also, how many people have direct deposit on their bills? Because everybody got tired of writing checks, filling it out, putting it in the mail, putting a stamp on it. They say, you know what? We can just take this out every month. That's me. And be done with it. Yeah.

Oh, yeah. Babe, you got to move on. He done moved on with his life. That sounds like a woman that's upset that the child's father or ex-husband or whatever the case may be has moved on with his life. That's what happens when you still have feelings. When you're a little bitter. When you're a little bitter. Because if you're not bitter, you let everything happen very smoothly.

So you don't have any any type of situation. Oh, yeah. No, no, I don't know. Not combativeness. What's the word for? Yeah, I'm looking for a word. I really can't find it. Toxic. Yeah. Yeah. That, too. Yeah. Auto pay. I got no auto. Well, I do got auto pay, but Shelly set that up. Okay. Ocho, now it's time for another Twitter debate. Hold on, hold on.

Tight. Someone asked $125,000 to continue to work fully remote or $165,000 for three days at work, at the job. Which would you choose? Wait a minute. Three days out the week for $165,000 or staying home and working remote? Yes. For a year, right? I'm moving forward. Oh, shit taking i'm taking a three day 165

and i'm getting my ass up and going to work for them three days three days a week yeah man please oh so you you're not taking you're going you so you i'm taking i'm taking the most money yeah for sure okay okay okay i... Because it's easy to get distracted when you're home, Ocho. You start doing a whole bunch of other stuff and not... No. I don't even think people actually work

when they're home. I mean, I know they work. I know because they have to do things. You have to meet... Yeah, people are saying... People are saying 125, Ocho. This explains why we... That's why we're in the situation we're in.

That's why people ain't got no money. Because people work what's easy. You see, Ocho. This explains why we, that's why we in the situation we in. That's why people ain't got no money. Because people want what's easy. You see, Ocho, all you got to do, look at your chat. People want what's easy. People don't really want to work. Well, I mean,

165, 165. Oh, 125. Work-life balance. I ain't dealing with the great. People don't want to work, Ocho. I mean, they tripping. 125. Yeah-life balance. I ain't dealing with the great. People don't want to know. They're going to choke. I mean, they're tricking. 125. Yeah, they trick.

They trick. You know? I saw one. Give me the money. I saw somebody say, I want to work from home. I don't want to deal with people at work. I don't want to deal with traffic. You know, having to commute back and forth, especially during rush hour. I understand

all that, all those stuff, those things, but... But you dealt with it before. Yeah, in this economy. Now, this is a hypothetical. In this economy, I think most, I'm not sure what percentage, you know, is back in work, but a lot of people work remote since COVID. A lot of people

work since COVID. Hey, and a lot of them saying, look here, y'all need to come back to work or you're going to have to find a different employment. Yeah. Okay.

I ain't got no problem with that. Hey, but that one year at 165 when you just work three days a week,

man, where I had my feet kicked out, chill. You know, you work three days and the other two at home.

Oh, I like that. And and matter of fact I want to if I can control it I want to work coming off the weekend I want to work in at the workplace Monday Tuesday and Wednesday I want Thursday and Friday at home so I can basically call I call it a four day weekend

damn near five no four a four day weekend damn near five yeah no four day four day yeah I've just come to the realization people really don't want to work yeah or they want

they don't right they want instant gratification they want people want to make the most money doing the least possible that's exactly what I've been really saying and then they get mad at other people well how much money you need right how much hard how hard did he work yeah doing the least possible. That's exactly what I was going to say. And then they get mad at other people.

Well, how much money you need? Right. How hard did he work? Yeah. How hard did he or she work? You get that. See, people that have a lot, most of the time, not all,

sometimes they inherit it, but they're willing to do things that you want. Right. Which is like work multiple hours, 80 hours a week. That's not what you want. You think somebody should just hand you money over freely. Doesn't work like that.

So it doesn't. So that's why I've been, I've been like, I don't care. I'm going to work. Same. I'm going to work because I like the lifestyle. And I think the people that around me like the lifestyle that they have. And I've been very fortunate. I'm very, very blessed, Ocho,

that I got a team that works just as hard. Yeah. But I've been come to that conclusion. People just don't want to work, Ocho. Yeah. They don't. They don't.

It's been that way for a while now. You know, a lot of people are lazy. Just think about work, Ocho. Yeah. They don't. They don't. It's been that way for a while though, huh? You know, a lot of people are lazy. Just think about it, Ocho. Think about it. People saying now, you're making a 125, and you're saying 40,000 ain't no money. That's a third of what you actually made.

Think about that. Let that sink in, Ocho, what they're saying. 40,000 is 30% of what they make,. $40,000 is 30% of what they make and that ain't no money. Yeah. Oh, I don't know, man. I think...

I mean... And we wonder why people broke. And we wonder why people credit messed up because that's how they think. The way people talk, you know, not just the tech, just in general. The way people portray themselves over Twitter, social media, Instagrams, TikTok. They make it seem like everybody's rich.

They make it seem like everything has money. They make it seem like it's so easy to when statistically the percentage of people that actually have what we consider real or good money, the percentage is so small.

Exactly. Well, I'm going to let y'all do it. Y'all go ahead and do what y'all want to do. I'm going to keep on working this. I'm going to show up for work. I'm showing up to all 57,

11 of my jobs. Hey, now we got a situation though, children, that we can do ours. Right. That we don't have to be next to each other and

i know people say well shannon you be working on they told me that now vsp had told me said well shannon we gonna give you this but you need to have your ass in studio yes why would it be in studio but this was a conversation we had i didn't spring this on them right i didn't get the job oh i'm working i working. What you call them? If they just say, Shanna, we need you to be in studio. Consider I was in the studio five days a week. And you mean to tell me all I got to do is be in studio two days a week? Man, please.

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Hey, you know what? I'm going out. I'm going out tonight. You heard me? Lay down. You heard me on? Huh? I'm going out tonight. Titus, lay down.

You took the first one off? I'm going out tonight. Okay. Keith Sheff said, it takes more discipline to work from home than it does in the office environment you're held to the same standard people need to stop saying lazy uh stop saying lazy people working at home bro bro you all you putting the thing on mute you talking bro stop it i've talked

to people that work from home yes you you see what i'm doing working at home? You think I can pet my dog? You think Chinese will be up on my chair? If I'm in the office, it don't take no more discipline. You and PJs. You want PJs to work? You want quarks? You want us to work? No.

Let's stop it. Y'all lazy. It is. I'm sticking with that Dr. Frank L. Bellarmine hey fam I asked who's sleeping on your shirt

it looks like Sterling but I can't tell care to share the story behind it that's me and Teddy Bear where y'all at in the Bay of Sleep oh I see I see, I see, I see

I see how it is, okay Me and Teddy Bear Hey guys, a little less than two weeks till NOLA and I'm so excited Get your tickets everyone, my question is in your opinion, what's the hardest thing to do in all sports? Hit a baseball?

Ride a bull? Ride a bull ain't hard because I did that. Yeah, it's hard. No, it's hard to stay on it for eight seconds. How about that? Now you're talking. That's hard.

When I got on that bull, obviously there's no way to practice for it. Obviously riding a mechanical bull, that was easy because my legs were, I was able to squeeze my legs. Because your legs can touch. Damn, you're locking your legs. You ain't locking your legs around 1,500 pounds. I got on that bull and I looked at the person,

the guy, legend, Ty Murray. I looked at Ty. I said, Ty, I can't fit my legs. I can't squeeze. He said, I know you can't squeeze.

I didn't know there was this fat. It was one big ball of muscle when you got to use your spurs. Well, how I been using my spurs? I didn't use them on a mechanical bull because I could squeeze. You ain't squeezing that. They opened that goddamn shoe. I ain't use them on a mechanical bull because I could squeeze. You ain't squeezing that.

They opened that goddamn shoe. I ain't never. I swear for God, I've never felt that power. On TV, it looks like they're moving in slow motion. In person? Boy? Boy, that was boy

I mean cause when you think about it Ocho you hit a baseball you get 10 tries you hit it 3 out of 10 times you're a Hall of Famer bro you gonna make 700 million I'm telling you oh yeah catch 7 out of 10 footballs you gonna be in the

employment line you gonna be selling cars or coaching I'm telling you. Oh, yeah. Catch seven out of ten footballs, you're going to be in the unemployment line. You're going to be selling cars or coaching. Aaron Owen said, what's up, Ogunnocho? What's the craziest fight you witnessed during practice or the game? Craziest fight? Damn. I mean, fights in practice

is hard to really do damage because everybody got on helmets to fight. Yeah, everybody got on helmets. And the craziest fight for me was every training game. Every training game. And obviously,

you know, I'm the jokester. I'm the fun guy. I wouldn't fight. But it's always alignment. Always alignment. Always alignment. And wouldn't fight. But it's always the linemen. Always the linemen. And most of the time, it's, you know,

offense versus defense. And if two offense versus defense, then all the rest of them get into it. That's funny. Rodrigo Burrito said, hey, y'all, good to see Ocho

got his sign up. Also, can we expect to see nightcap merch for pets? Yeah, we're gonna make some nightcap merch for pets. Ocho, what are you doing? What you doing? Pussy push-up, real quick.

You need to dip your elbows in some lotion. Huh? You need to dip your elbows in some lotion. Good lord of mercy. You know, I don't use no lotion when I'm home. I ain't got nobody to impress. You know, what's the point of... Why would I have no lotion at home? I'm ashy.

You are? Yeah. It's cool. I'm ashy's cool I'm actually but I'm swole though huh Nate Harper said uh Uncle Doncho

what do my Eagles need to do defensively against Jayden Daniels in order to get back to the Super Bowl fly Eagles fly keep them in the pocket yeah

tell him tell him tell him ends tell him tell him book ends don't come up that field don't go hauling that stuff, Phil.

Keep him in the pocket. Yeah. If that man throw for 300 plus and three touchdowns, do not let him outside the pocket because, hey, he rush for 80, 90, 100 yards. Now you're consciously trying to stop the run. He going to throw the ball over your head. Keep him in the pocket.

Cal Simpson says, Sup, Uncle Ocho. Been a fan since Ocho Riverdance. Saw the show with you and Cheryl. Was it me or did it sit across from your soulmate? Say, nah, I'm not interested. Y'all have more chemistry than a periodic table. I've known Cheryl for a very long time.

If you noticed, hold on. If you watched the previous episode, me and Donnell Rollins. Yeah, that was cool. Because I've got a sense of humor, because I'm quick-witted,

we can go back and forth, we can have fun. And that's for the most part. All the comedians, the comedians do really well because they're entertaining and they can tell a story. Obviously, good comedians, they're used to doing 20, 30, 45-hour sets. So clearly they can tell the story.

But when Cheryl got there, she was asking, she's like, what can I say? I say, Cheryl, be you. She's like, for real? And George got this. We should have pulled the outtakes. she's like, what can I say? I say, Cheryl, be you. She's like, for real? And George, George got this. We should have did the out,

we should have posted the outtakes. She's like, for real? I said, yeah, be you. I was like, I already know how you're going to be.

And what she said, when I introduced myself, what she said on, that's exactly what she said that night. She said, Ian, I know who you are. I don't know why you think you got to tell me that.

So it was, it was a great time. And, uh, it's always great to see, like I said, I knew her, uh,

I've known her 30 plus years. Uh, Donnell, the different that people like with Donnell, Donnell and Keith Burns, they went to the same high school. He's the same age as Burns' oldest sister. So there's about a four-year

difference between those two. But so I was asking Burns about it. So Burns was like, man, I hear you got Donnell coming on. I was like, yeah. I said, so what's he like? He's like, hey, he's great, funny, just be you. Y'all gonna hit it off.

So he got there talking ish too. I'm like where'd he be i said okay so uh but it was great it was great cheryl cheryl has been cheryl every time i see her uh when i was at cbs and she would come in her and julia and the cast would come in from time to time. We've always had a great relationship. No, ain't nothing pop off. I think she made that abundantly clear. But no, my soulmate. Nah, I think my soulmate is between the ages of right now, between the ages of 32 and 42.

That's my soulmate. I like that. You know. But hey, y'all, if y'all haven't seen the interview, if you haven't seen the clips, go check it out.

You got to go watch that one. You got to go check it out. Go watch that one. Dab Smith said, if Eagles lose, it's a failure. Never going to have a path easier to the Super Bowl than it is. They have way more talent and experience. They do. Yeah. They do.

Better defense, too. But it's one game. Anything can happen. Anything. Anything. Anything. That's the great thing about football in the playoffs yep but five like a half my age plus seven that's what the honorable elijah muhammad teaches us yeah isaiah lancaster uncle nocho was the greatest moment in NFL history. Also, Joke is the most offensively skilled center in NBA history. It's hard to argue. The only one that I could go as far as skill is a clean Elijah one.

But, yeah, Joke, you look at less than 800 games, 150 triple doubles, averaging 30, 13, and 9. Almost 10. He's unbelievable. He's unbelievable. Oh. Ty Davis. You back again? You done been on

you done been here four times? Hey. He was in the bed. He was barking. I'm surprised y'all didn't hear it. Man, where Teddy at? Man, Teddy didn't even make no appearance. Nah, Teddy, Teddy,

him and Teddy got into it today. That's why he got a, he got a thing on his nose. Teddy lumped him up. Oh, that's funny. Teddy lumped him up right quick. Hold on. Tiger, Scribes, John Pax, and Steve Kerr each hit game-winning finals for Michael Jordan. So why did LeBron get hit and criticized for where Ray Allen, Kyle Corver hit big shots for LeBron?

LeBron is the only guy that's not allowed to have his teammates do what they're supposed to do. Nobody says anything. There have been other guys that hit shots. Derrick Fiske hit shots. There have been a lot of guys that hit shots, game-winning shots,

and they won games. Klay Thompson hit the shot with that OKC when he made those, when they were down 3-1 and he made those 11 threes. Ain't nobody say anything

about these same stuff. It is what it is. Look, wherever you are in this argument, if you're a Jordan guy, you're going to remain Lord of Jordan. If you're a LeBron guy, you're going to stay there. So I've just given up. That's an argument. Ain't nobody going to win.

It will never end. You know, that's no different than the argument when it comes to who's the best soccer player in the world. Is it Messi or Cristiano? Scott Williamson, Uncle Nocho, please shout out my son Brian Smith. Today is his 30th birthday. This will make his day. Brian,

happy 30th. Your dad, Scott, wanted to wish you a happy birthday. Happy birthday. Hopefully you did something fun. 30, that's a good number. I remember 30, but it wasn't yesterday

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Patrick Mahomes looking to make his fifth Super Bowl appearance. So, can't wait. Thank you guys for joining us for another episode of Nightcap. He's Ocho. We'll see you tomorrow night at the Kansas City in Buffalo. Thank you for joining us. Good night. The Volume. Thank you for joining identify. The thing that you refuse to say,

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