Nightcap - Nightcap - Hour 2: TSA Horror stories, Lakers playoff push, the 3-second rule

Episode Date: April 8, 2024

Shannon Sharpe and Chad "Ochocinco" Johnson discuss Shannon nightmare travel weekend, debate the merits of the 3-second rule, and much more! 1:00 Lakers lose to Wolves, currently 9th seed17:10 Zach Edey missing out on profits due to NIL law since he’s Canadian23:50 Do you still use the 3 sec rule?26:20 Nightcap After Dark36:30 Spell-O-Cinco43:47 Dunk on Unc1:00:00 Much More Nightcap! #Club #VolumeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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and moved into eighth in the Western Conference, a half a game ahead of the number nine Sacramento Kings. For the first time since December 29, 2023, the game ahead of the number nine Sacramento Kings. For the first time since December 29, 2023, the Lakers are among the top eight seeds. They won four straight, nine out of 10 overall. And as their offense,

which ranks third in the NBA in points scored per 100 possessions since January 7th, that's what turned their season around. We're in a really good spot, Austin Reeves said. It's all about peaking at the right time. Since February the 1st,

the date that's expiry to win over Boston without LeBron James and Anthony Davis, the Lakers are 21 and 8, tied for the best record in the West with the Dallas Mavericks and the second best record overall in the league behind the Boston Celtics, which are 24 and 5.

They're in a dogfight right now. They lost. They lost to, they played without LeBron tonight. Anthony Davis. Anthony Davis only played 12 minutes. He must have got hurt. Damn.

He got hurt. Wait, they played 12 minutes. They played Minnesota? They played Minnesota. They lose 117-127. Roy had an outstanding game. He was 11-17 from the field, 4-5 from the three. He had

30 points. D-Lo was 5-19. He didn't have the three-ball goal tonight. He had 15 points. Austin Reeves had 14. Jackson Hayes had 19. Reed, Nazir Reed, was 6-8 from the

three-point line, 12 or 16 from the floor. He had 31 points. Ant man had 26 points and they win, uh, one 27, one 17. The second quarter is what did the Lakers and Minnesota outscored them 46 to 27.

So they outscored him by 19 in the, in the second quarter to blow the game, basically blow the game open. How many more games left before the… They were 45 and 33, so now they're 45 and 34. 34. So 77, 5. 5.

So with the five games that's left, what do they need to do? Do they need to win out? Well, they're in the play-in. They're trying to... In the play-in, you want to be seven. That way you get the home game. You lose, you get another chance. Ah, okay.

Listen, goddamn LeBron. LeBron, go ahead and rest. AD, get yourself healthy well he rested tonight he didn't play tonight that's perfect timing perfect time be very very 45 and 34 so that's 79

games yeah let LeBron be very strategic let him rest up rejuvenate big time for 8 so they got a chance who would they have to play standings. Let him rest up, rejuvenate. Big time for eight. So they got a chance. Who would they have to play? Well, right now,

there'll be the seven, eight, they'll be eight, nine, they'll play Golden State. What Golden State is going to show up? It don't matter. We whipping that. We beating them. It don't matter which Golden State't matter. We whipping that. We beat them. It don't matter which Golden State you are. We whipping them.

We whipping them. Oh, man. Hey, that's funny. Goddamn Lakers. Man, you're supposed to be taking me to a game, man. I'm trying to... Man, I got to go to a game

when I'm over here with you every night. Oh, you ain't been to a game yet? I went to two. Remember I when I'm over here with you every night. Oh, you ain't been to a game yet? I went to two. Remember, I went open at night. Right. And I went to a Saturday game.

Actually, they lost to Golden State. Steph and Clay went haywire shooting the three. LeBron had 40, but they ended up losing. Matter of fact, this is perfect time. They got five games left. Today is Sunday, right? I'll be in L.A. Tuesday all the way to the 14th. So if they got a game between Tuesday and the 14th,

just let me know. We'll go to the game. That might not be my game. What are the last five games? I think they're home a couple of them. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm ready. I'm ready.

I'm ready. I'm ready. I'm ready. I'm ready. I'm ready. I'm ready. I'm going to be in L.A. for two weeks. Two weeks. I'm coming to get my goddamn Funko. That's what I'm coming to do. The Lakers only have three games?

That's right. They got 39. Yeah, I'm thinking about it. They got three games left, Ocho. They got 79 games. I don't know what I'm thinking about. Five, 79. Well, ask Ash.

When they play Golden State. Which game they got at home? I said, what? Oh, that might be my game. Oh, that's our game. No, it's tomorrow. I'm talking about the day after tomorrow. Tuesday night.

I got to see if that's my game. I'll be there. Tuesday night. Be there to see if that's my game. I'll be there. Tuesday night, be there. This week or next week? No, but I'm flying in this Tuesday. I get to L.A. at 8 o'clock Tuesday morning. Oh, okay. Yeah, I think that might be my game.

Yeah, that's our game. I'll be there. Yeah. I hope it's our game. Because I know Cleveland was my game, but I was flying. Man, Ocho. First of all, I'm glad we brought that up. Man, I had to fly.

I had to fly. I normally fly. Obviously, everybody knows I normally fly Delta. But I wasn't able to fly Delta this time. And yeah, it was an experience, Ash. Very bad experience. Wait, who'd you fly? Wait, tell me who you flew first.

Well, who I flew didn't have anything to do with what transpired to me at the TSA. Uh-oh. Uh-oh. Hold on. Let me get it covered. Man, Jordan. We're having a TSA, huh? Man, you know, I can't go through the regular.

I got to go get the scan because I got my hips. Right, right, right. And so I don't even waste people's time. I was like, you know, this. Like, okay, go ahead, Mr. Chairman. I said, I need to go through the regular. I got to go get the scan because I got my hips. Right, right, right. And so I don't even waste people's time. I was like, you know, this. Like, okay, go ahead, Mr. Chairman. I said, I need to go through here. Yes, sir. So, you know, thing, lights off, my hips, down around my ankle, and my groin area.

Lights up. I said, okay. He's explaining it to me. Okay, Mr. Sharp, we got to pat you down. Right. Anytime we go, yeah, we're going to go to the inner thigh, you know, legs, we're going to use the front of our hands. But we go to the groin, as you already

know, Ash, we go to the groin area and your back side, we're going to use the back of our hands. Okay, cool, no problem. The guy go, I whirl around, you know, hey, arms out, you know. Yes, sir. Pat the back of my hands, inside of my leg, boom, boom, boom. I spin around.

So he start. Okay, you know, Ocho, we gonna go up and down, we gonna go side to side. Go ahead and do your thing, bro. Hey, I'm cool. Up and down, side to side. Up and down, side to side. Right.

Yeah, what do you say, Ocho? What? I feel something. Yeah, I say, I bet you do. I'm a man. It's called a... It's called a... Ocho. So now I'm agitated.

Ocho, I'm agitated. I'm highly agitated now. Because I think... I say, man, don't play with me. So by this time, I start to raise my voice. They say, what's going on what's going on i said this mofo done hit my groin area three times right right three times uh-huh i said don't play no

i said don't play with me i said as a matter of fact let me hey because at this time i had somebody that uh uh had a personal service that got my bag and go i said oh he say it's a i feel something i said i'm a man you're supposed I feel something. I said, oh, man, you're supposed to feel something. Right, right. Come on. I said, I'll tell you what, I want to go to a private screening because I'm agitated. I'm on one now. I'm about to risk it all because he playing with me.

So, man, Ocho, so I get back, I get back, they take me in the bag. Yeah. And the dude, I said, bro, how many times, I say, you tell me what you think I'm high. I say, you tell me what you think I got down there. It was the same person again? No, I say, he ain't touching me, because I'm going to have to whip him. Man, no joke.

I say, bro, I say, so, hey. So the lady came to me, she said, come down. I said, ma'am, I can't. I said, this man done gone over my groin side to side, front to back three times. I said, I can't calm down. I said, I don't play no games. I said, I don't play like that. But they said it went off.

I said, I told you I had artificial hip from the jump. I said, I'm a man. What the hell you think I'm supposed to have there? Hey, man. Hey, listen, I couldn't have been there, boy. I would have been on the floor laughing, boy. I would have been laughing. I can see you snapping right now. If you this passionate

right now, imagine right there during the situation. Man, and the thing is, he's like, I feel, I feel something. Oh, Ocho's boy, something went, Ocho, something went over me, Ocho. Boy, look here, I done whipped him. I guarantee you, I done, ain't no way. There was like six or seven TSAs, ain't no way they could've me. I'd have told Dulles up.

No bull jive, Ocho, because he ain't playing. I said, bro, I looked at him like this. I said, bro, don't play with me. And you was going to whoop all six of them? Man, I'd have ran through them fools, boy. Because dude was trying to play some guy. He playing, and I don't play like that. I don't play.

My grandmother would say, boy, don't play with grown people. And I don't play like that. I don't play. Don't play. My grandmother would always say, boy, don't play with grown people. And I don't play with grown people. Hey, man, I couldn't have been there. I couldn't have been there. So, you know, they like, and the lady's like, he's fine. Just let him go. He's fine. He's fine. Oh, I go through every one. They hit me one time, side to side, front to back. Boom, gone about your business, Mr. Sharp.

Gone about your business, Mr. Sharp. And so now I'm already agitated. I'm already on one. I'm not feeling myself. Right. Well, you know what I do, Ocho. You know, I say, you know what, Shannon? You got five hours and 42 minutes. Calm down. It's going to be okay.

Put my seatbelt on. I always put my seatbelt on because I don't want nobody waking me up once I come down. I have to sleep on a plane because I get sleep when I can. Buckle my seatbelt. I'm asleep. 30 minutes into the flight. Ocho, guess what? Don't tell me somebody woke you up.

Mr. Shaw, will you be doing it for dinner? God damn it! I don't want this bull jive! I say, ma'am, what was the purpose of me putting in my order? If you're going to wake me up and I ask you, the order is already in. She said, well, Mr. Sharp, what it is that after we warm it up, we can't serve it to you 30 minutes. I said, ma'am, it's not your fault.

I said, I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I said, ma'am, I's not your fault. I said, I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I said, ma'am, I'm going to go back to sleep. And if I'm not awoke by the time you serve and the 30 minutes passes, let it go. Let somebody else have it, okay? Okay, sorry, Ms. Sharp. Didn't mean to wake you. So now, man, y'all be laughing at the chat, man.

And so now, Ocho, she only buys me a pass to get internet service. She forgot to give me the password. So now I'm stuck. So now I'm stuck. Five hours. Five hours and 42 minutes. So I'm about to be five hours

and 42 minutes with nothing. They ain't got no TVs on the plane. They ain't got nothing. And I remember last time, my sister, I said, man, you know, I had to fly all the way from LA to Atlanta and we ain't had no Wi-Fi.

She talked about, well, you know, that was God telling you you need a Wi-Fi. I said, God didn't say that. God, I said, God ain't what God. I said, I said, I said, that ain't what God want. I said, that ain't what God wants. I said, that ain't what God wants.

I said, my God is kind. My God is merciful. He ain't going to put me on no plane with no internet and no TV. Man, man, Ocho. And so I was like, man. I said, ma'am. I showed him a little thing. I said, ma'am, my sister bought me a pass so I could get Wi-Fi.

But she forgot to give me the password. She said, don't worry about it. She said, here, take mine. She gave it to us. And so I said, oh, man, thank you. I said, her name was Adele. And I told Adele, I said, Adele, I'm going to tell the story that you let me use your Wi-Fi on the flight. So Adele on United on the flight from Dallas back to L.A., thank you so much.

You guys were amazing. Amazing. But boy, Ocho, that dude, that dude. Hey, well, you had a bad day, man. Ocho, because I was in Virginia at an autograph signing. And I don't really do signings, Ocho. I do an autograph signing about every five years. Yeah. So

last one I did, Ocho, 2019 in April. Back. So I had just saw, I just, as a matter of fact, as I'm walking out, I spoke to Micah. I ain't gonna tell you what you hear and I talked about, but I spoke to Micah.

Barry. Hugged Barry, talked to Barry but I spoke to Micah. Barry, I hugged Barry, talked to that Barry, me and Barry exchanged numbers. Emmett, Emmett said, man, I've been trying to call you. Man, you changed your number, didn't you? I said, yeah, how you know? He said, I've been trying to call you. That's how I know. Emmett used to, Emmett was my road dog. Me and Emmett used to back in the day, before he got

married now, but I ain't gonna say what we did, but me and Emmett was like that. Who else did we see? But, you know, i'm good i saw all the boys rod uh smith i saw my boy uh john elway uh ed mac so i'm good i'm in a good mood yeah man this dude ruined my day at tsa ocho messed everything up huh this man gonna talk about I feel something. Yeah, listen. I'm telling you now, like if you love flying on all these airlines and you continuously choose these airlines that mean you no good.

Now, again, I'm leaving tomorrow morning. I'm on Spirit. I'm going to LA. I'm on Spirit. I have no issues. Haven't had any issues. I'm not sure if you paid attention to the news lately

of all these 737s, emergency landings, engine parts falling off in the middle of the air. United, if I'm not mistaken. I saw some with American Airlines. I saw some with Southwest. And there was a chart that came out in some of the safest airlines

and some of the best. And I just want you to know who was first. Guess who was first? Y'all got the highest customer complaint. Guess who was first? Because we worried about safety first. That's what matters. Safety first. Spirit Airlines.

Y'all play to take off. You got to pay a set. You pay $100 to land and you pay $250 to take off. You pay $200 to take off and $350 to land. No, you don't. No, you don't. No, you don't.

What you did know, now I'm an ambassador for Spirit Airlines. I'm an ambassador and a consultant for Spirit Airlines. So, listen, everybody in the chat,

if you want to fly, cost-efficient, you want to get from point A to point B without any issues and no problems, come on over to Spirit. But you do realize

that the 737, that's not a Delta thing. That's not a United thing. That's a Boeing thing. Yeah, that's a Boeing thing. Yeah, I know. Do Spirits have 737s? No. No, sir, we don't. I know you don't. You have Cessna. No, sir, we don't.

That's why we have... Y'all can't put before people on there. That's why we have no issues. That's why we have no issues note. That's why we have... Y'all can't put before people on there. That's why we have no issues. Yeah. That's why we have no issues. That's all that matters. Spirit Airlines, we're about safety first.

Man, y'all... That's it. Flying Spirit, y'all be like Charles Lindbergh, the Spirit of St. Louis. Take your... Man, it takes you 48 hours to get from the East Coast

to the West Coast. Listen, if it takes 48 hours, as long as you get there, you're going to get there. It don't matter. Hold on. I'm looking at world's safest airlines. Qantas, Qatar Airways, Air New Zealand, Singapore, Emirates, EVA Air, Ithaca Airways, Alaska, British Airways, Virgin, Australia, Atlantic,

Hawaiian Airlines, Southwest Airlines, Delta, Atlantic, Hawaiian Airlines, Southwest Airlines, Delta, American, SAS, Finnair, Lufthansa, KLM, United. Spirit is not on here. Listen, I don't know what you're reading. I don't know what you're looking at. World's safest airlines. That's what I'm reading. Yeah, what's the date? What's the date on that? 24.

That's a lie. That's wrong. That's wrong because it just came out just the other day. Oh, wrong because it just came out just the other day. Oh, yeah, it just came out four days ago. I'm glad you mentioned it. That's what we just... See?

That's wrong. Well, I don't care who tell it. I know that's wrong. As long as it gets disseminated. Listen, I know that's wrong. I just retweeted it too so I know that's not what I'm talking about.

Mm-hmm. Just because you retweet a lie don't make it the truth. No, it ain't no lie because if I retweet it, I fact check before I ret talking about. Just because you retweet a lie don't make it the truth. No, it ain't no lie. Because if I retweet it, I fact check before I retweet anything. And long behold, I've seen that flight. Man, Singapore Air, they got that thing laid down.

Singapore Airlines? Oh, I'm going to fly that. I got to get on that. Wait, you ever been on Emirates or Qatar? Going over? No, I haven't. Oh, the double-decker? Yes. Man, listen, man. Boy.

I can shake the cover. I can become a member of the Baja Club. Yes, you can. Yes, you can. Say no more. Say no more. Listen, the sides come up and those beds roll all the way down and it's only you. And you put that side on where you don't want to be disturbed when i had to work the world cup when i had to work the world

cup in qatar and we had to take qatar airlines yeah all the way over and i had to take em i took emirates i had to take emirates to go to the maldives if i'm not mistaken maybe it's the opposite way either way i've never seen nothing like that. Well, guess what? I'm going to see it. Unbelievable. The hospitality, the minutes. I'll be watching it.

I'll watch it on IG. They be coming at me serving good old hot food. Crazy. I'm sorry, ladies and gentlemen. There's a little turbulence along the way, but that's not a bump in the road.

That's someone in cabin 3C. That's on Shay Sharp. That's on Shea Sharp. I'm on Shea Boogie. Shea Boogie, get down, get down, get down. Listen, you hit that no-fly list real quick, man. That's all right. You know, hey, get down, get

down, put them things down. All I wanna do is you. Man, you. Hey. Man, they better stop playing. They better live.

Let me get on nothing like that. Hey, but that's, I'm talking about, that's the cream of the crop when it comes to flying. A champ. The champ want to know,

but nah, it ain't no champ. It's Ash wants to know, did anybody take a video of that TSA incident? You know what? Probably not, because ain't nobody had their phones. Because, you know, once you get to that point... Oh, yeah, yeah, you can't...

You don't put your phones up. Hey, they might even put it out. But, boy, I was... Man. Hey, if I was there... I was ghost pepper hot. Yeah, I was... Man. Hey, if I was there, I would... I was ghost pepper hot. Yeah, I would have been in tears laughing. Man, don't play.

I don't play. Like I said, I don't be playing like that. I don't play no games. Ocho, check this out. Purdue's Zach Eaddy missing out. He's in the national championship game. Number one Purdue. Takes on number one UConn. He's missing out on profiting

due to USA NIL law. Purdue Center has been frustrated in the United States with law that prevents him from capitalizing on NIL deals on American soil. Eadie, who's Canadian, is at Purdue on a student visa. He's not legally allowed

to make any money through NIL deals. What kind of bull job is this? What do they call it? Capitalistic. I guess only if you're in America, you can be capitalistic. But anyway, it takes place. However, there are loopholes, for example. He can accept NIL money if the work

that lead to the money was done elsewhere. That don't make no sense. Edie can do NIL deals when he's home in Canada or when he or Purdue travels internationally. The man about to go, he said Friday he can make money off his jersey sales, which he describes as passive income.

They got to listen. They get that man his money Yeah I'm sure they I'm sure they have Loopholes around it I'm sure he's found Loopholes around it People that want to

Do deals with him They just got to Keep it on the hush They got to keep it on the hush But that's ridiculous That's ridiculous All because of Bavisa

And Canada Listen There's a way There's a way around it And I'm sure they found Plenty of ways around it To make sure he gets his money I tell you what Even though That is ridiculous though That's ridiculous There's a way around it, and I'm sure they've found plenty of ways around it to make sure he gets his money.

I tell you what, though, Joe. Even though that is ridiculous, though. That's ridiculous. If he win the national championship, Purdue probably going to throw him a little something. Yeah. Yeah. If he win the national championship, Purdue will throw him a little something. Because they had a national championship game for the first time since 69. And if I'm not mistaken, that's when Kareem's team, he was known by his original name.

I won't call him that. He changed his name for a reason. So I think UCLA beat them in 1969. They was in the title game. I think they went to the final four one year with Joe Barry Carroll. By how you know these people from way back then 1969 that was

that might have been that was Kareem's last game wasn't it I was I was one year didn't they go to didn't they didn't they go to

the final four game with Joe Barry Carroll see what year Joe Barry Carroll played. I think Joe Barry Carroll played for Purdue. Actually, if I'm not mistaken, I think Boston drafted him and traded him for Robert Parrish.

Anybody know this off the top of my head? Off the top of their head? With Joe Barry Carroll, right? If I'm dreaming. Right. Okay, that was the... Yeah, people don't realize this. They used to have a consolation game, Ojo.

So, the teams that lost, so you had the Final Four, so you had four teams. The teams that didn't make the Final Four, they would play to see who finished third and who finished fourth. So they used to have the consolation game. UCLA, yeah, UCLA, that was Larry Brown's team, but they had Rod Foster.

As a matter of fact, Louisville won the national championship that year with Darryl Griffith, Dr. Duncan Stein. I know who that is though. Yeah. They had, uh, uh, the McCrae,

uh, uh, scooting, Rodney McCrae there. I think Daryl Brown or wallet rock might've been Derek Brown or Wiley Brown. I think mill Wagner was on that team too. DeJuan Wagner's dad. Look up and see if you can see that roster from Louisville.

That was Denny Crum's first national championship. If I'm not mistaken, Denny Crum was on the staff with Coach Wooden. Rocket Rod Foster. I remember him from UCLA. Man, that lady got a goddamn AC on 60 degrees, man. Shit. Who?

Do we have their rosters on there? Oh, you put it up. You put it on my thing. Ash is putting the rosters up. Is it up? Oh, okay. Yeah. Jerry Evans, Scooter Rodney McCray,

Darryl Griffin, who's the captain, Dr. Duncan Stein, Derrick Wright, Wiley Brown. Yup. Yup. I remember that was... That was in 69? No, it was in 80.

That was the 80 National Championship was the 80th National Championship. 79, Magic won in 79. Magic, the Michigan State team. I think Kentucky, Kentucky won it in 78 with Kyle Macy. In 77,

I think Marquette won. Marquette beat North Carolina in 77. 76, that was the last undefeated team Indiana won it that year. Bobby Knight, I think they wentette won. Marquette beat North Carolina in 77. 76, that was the last undefeated team. Indiana won it that year. Bobby Knight, I think they went 32-0 with Scott May. And Kent Benson won that year. Oh, Bobby. Hey, Ocho, I don't want to give you my knowledge.

See, Ocho, you be like, man, you looking at something. I'm just going on. I'm going on. I'm moving on. I'm moving on. I'm listening. I'm hearing you. I'm hearing you.

I'm hearing you. I'm moving on. I'm listening. I'm here. I'm here. I'm here. Yeah. Al McGuire. Al McGuire was the coach. Coach Al McGuire was the coach in 77. The Marquette team. That beat beat Coach Smith in 77. And I think Joby Hall.

Joby Hall was the coach of Kentucky in 78. But I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. You good. You good. You good. See, listen, the way you rambling off about basketball,

if we talk about soccer, I can go just like that, too. We can start back from the 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s, 2000s up to now. Yeah. Norm Slo now. Yeah. Norm Sloan. Wow, I didn't know Norm Sloan. Now, I would have never guessed Norm Sloan. I would have never got Norm Sloan was the coach of North Carolina State and David Scott Walker

Thompson. They beat UCLA. Interrupted this streak. But anyway, we can continue. We're going to continue on, Ocho. We got something that you said. What did Ocho say? Okay. Ocho, you tweeted. Y'all ain't played three-second rule growing up. Y'all grew up like the Royal Family.

Don't eat off the ground. Do you abide by the three-second rule? Yeah, when I was a kid. Yeah, kid. I ain't a kid now. Period. It don't eat off the ground. Do you abide by the three second rule? Yeah, when I was a kid. Yeah, kid. Kid now, period. It don't matter. Three second rule. Matter of fact, I mean, y'all probably didn't do it with Chad. Chad, I know y'all stay with me real quick. In high school, in high school, you know, sometimes you have a honey bunny, you have some in your hand and your homeboy slap it out your hand real quick. Yeah. You hit the ground, you got five seconds.

You got five seconds, you got to pick it up real quick and you still eat it. Same thing. No. She got the cookies wide open, wide open and going to lift them up

knowing it's not closed and going to blame me. It's about, oh, I'm going to throw it away. Throw what away? Man, you got five seconds to eat that. What you talking about?

Nah, I'm throwing up, man. I'm bougie. You got people in the chat. I hope y'all not going to act bougie and act like y'all grew up with the Roy family or with a silver spoon in your mouth. Please tell me y'all played five-second rule in high school when you was growing up.

Yeah. Yeah, we did. But if something fell out your hand, we stepped on it. Aw, man. You believe that? Oh, yeah. Aw, man. You ain't going to eat that. Oh, yeah. Oh, no.

They ain't do that. My bad, man. My bad. I ain't know you going to eat that. My bad, man. That's messed up. That's messed up. Y'all step on it?

Yeah. Yeah, I'd be hurt. It's one thing to slap it out of my hand. You know I'm hungry now. Don't step on it. Don't step on myself. It don't be the person that slapped it out of your hand. It know I'm hungry now. Don't step on my sandwich. It don't be the person that snapped out your hand. It be somebody else.

It be somebody else, man. You know we be on one, man. My camera don't fail. You got it upside down, man. Oh, Lord Lord have mercy. I told y'all. Camera crooked.

Hold on. Yeah, sure is. Can you see me? Yeah. Yeah, man. Listen, I've been struggling with this new camera, man. I see. I see.

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it's time for our next segment and it's called Nightcap After Dark Ocho a woman goes viral on social media after explaining

why her body count is starting all over whoa everywhere start starting over everywhere is fine it says getting my vagina rejuvenated so whoever if f me before that's old hoo-ha not the new hoo-ha remember how i told you the women get that thing rejuvenated? And I ain't talking about the old way, you know, with that vinegar, that water and vinegar. Right, right, right.

They don't do that no more. That used to be masking gel. I think that's what they call it. What'd they do now? I don't know. They got a little thing that go in there. I don't know. They might even stitch it up

a little bit or something. I don't know. Really? Yeah! Hey, see, they have that thing looking like a bab bit or something. I don't know. Really? Yeah! Hey, see they have that thing looking like a baboon who hot, be fresh and pink. I like, I ain't never heard of that.

But what she can do is what she can do, you can subtract bodies that you've already been with no matter what you do. Yeah, somebody gonna get that. No matter what you do. Now, if you have a car, right?

Yeah. If you have a car and it got 20,000 miles on it, just because you paint it a different color doesn't mean you don't have 20,000 miles on it, just because you painted a different color doesn't mean you don't have 20,000 miles on it. That's not the way that works. But again, but again, your body- You put that engine in a new body? Yeah. That's that same engine.

It's the same thing. It don't matter. Some people, sometimes women say, you know what? I got my breasts done. I got my ass done. It's a new body. It's a new me. It don't matter. Some people, sometimes women say, you know what? I got my breasts done. I got my ass done. It's a new body. It's a new me. So anybody from the past just doesn't count. Yes, they do. Yes, they do.

It's the same. Right? And again, there's nothing wrong with that. It's okay. But again, just stop thinking because you make enhancements to you for personal reasons whatever they may be but those bodies still count no matter what they never go away i know you know about this with hair this what they used to do in the hood i don't know if they still do it you got a car yeah you're gonna want to try to get up off it and you got a hundred something thousand miles on it you roll

the miles back on it wait a minute you can roll the miles back on it. Wait a minute. You can roll the miles back on the car? Sure can. How you do that? She done tried to roll the miles back on that hoo-ha that thing done been ran through. Like Sherman through Atlanta. You can't do that. You can't do that.

You can't do that. Nah. I bet that thing was like throwing a hot dog down the hallway. Hello, hello, hello, hello. And depending on how much running you do... Yeah. Depending on how much running you do, you really can't exclude your past.

But again, I'm all for sexual freedom and sexual liberation and being... Yeah, anyone who lives. What they call today a free spirit. Yeah. Yeah, I'm all for that. I'm all for that. But you just can't say certain things from the past don't count. sexual liberation and being what they call today a free spirit. Yeah. Yeah. I'm all for that. I'm all for that.

But you just can't say certain things from the past. Don't count. That's not, that's not the way it works. That's not the way it works, but there's always somebody for it. There's always somebody for everybody, no matter what you do in life, no matter what you do in life,

there's always somebody for everybody. What, what I tell you, what I tell you about who, huh? It was like the fair get big and better every year. I don't care. I don't care. Oh, if I can stick both hands in there and better every year. I don't care. I don't care, Ocho,

if I can stick both hands in there and clap. Let your boy in there. Let your boy in there, Ocho. I don't care. I'm playing with me, Ocho. Bang! What? Count your boy in.

Bang! Count your boy in. You say you don't care if you could be in there and clap. Yeah, I put both hands in there and clap. Soon as I take them out, I'm coming in. Bad. Bad. man I don't know what to do with that I'm going to get me some of that old vinegar going to get me some of that old white vinegar

yeah white vinegar that closes up a little bit yeah okay I ain't I ain't never heard I ain't never heard that one, boy. Yeah, but see, sometimes, Ocho,

you know, when they... Ocho, sometimes, you got to go one side at a time. Right. Yeah, you can't go right down the middle. You got to get on one side. You know what I'm saying? A big wide lane highway.

See, I don't ride in the middle of the road. When they're like that, I get on one side. Right. Then I make the other side jealous because I ain't been driving on that side. They come together. I'm with you when you're right. Yeah, Ocho.

Man, you don't know all the tricks. I'm for the, I'm for the try that. Yeah, man. You try that. Man, you get you some of that old white vinegar. Yeah. Mm-hmm. I'm, I'm, yeah, I'm gonna try, I'm gonna try that tonight.

I got vinegar right there. I got vinegar downstairs right now. Mm-hmm. I like that. Well, you're giving me some ideas now. I got vinegar right there. I got vinegar downstairs right now. Mm-hmm. I like that. Well, you're giving me some ideas now. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I can spice things up a little bit. But February Finest, baby, I don't know what to tell you, baby,

but that ain't no new hoo-ha. Nah. All you did was put a new set of tires on a 1960. Mm. It might drive It might drive like it's new Right Still the same But we know you got 150,000 miles On that engine

Oh yeah Oh yeah But ain't nothing wrong with that now Ain't nothing wrong with that You be You be You be You be proud now

You be proud Yeah But it's somebody for everybody. Yeah. There are men out there that like... We should... Pull up on that. There are men out there that like antiques. Ain't nothing wrong with that.

No. Ain't nothing wrong with that. But see them antique old shows, you know, you got them old cars, you can't... Them vintage, you can't drive them every day now. No, no, no, no, no, no. You can't drive them every day. no no no no no you can't drive them every day man them things start leaking oil you can't

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you can't you can't you can't you can't you can't you can't Yeah, no. Shoot that he got? Yeah. You drive with an old antique car like that if you want to? Hell no. But that's a good one.

That's funny. That's funny. Yeah, she can't do that. She can't do that. She can't do that. Everywhere in finance. Oh, yeah. You found Ash?

Let me see what you look like. I can't see. And finish your one. I want to see two. What you look like, huh? One to ten. You can tell she done have a whole bunch of work done. What kind of work?

Oh, oh, I seen them. Uh-uh. Do pull this one up right here. Pull this one up here. No, that's who that was. Let me see. On Worldstar. Let me see.

On Worldstar. Let me see. Let me see. Let me see. That's on Worldstar. Look at the bottom. Let me see. Let me was. Let me see. I saw on Worldstar. Let me see. On Worldstar. Let me see. Let me see. Let me see. I saw on Worldstar at the bottom. Let me see. Let me see. Let me see.

We keep it up. No, on Worldstar, the one that was blow. Go back to the picture. And she's on Worldstar. I think she's sitting on something. Yeah, that's her right there, isn't it? Yeah, that's her. Can we show that?

No, we can't show it. Oh, Joe, you have to put it up on your own phone. She's naked, we. I need a visual. Pull it up. She's on Worldstar, isn't it? Hold up. What?

It's Nightcap. Nah. Nah, Hold up. What? It's Nightcap. Nah. Nah, Nightcap. What you call him? YouTube. It's on UCAP. But y'all can go look it up. It's on Worldstar.

February's finest. You can tell she's had some work done, but hey. Yeah. I mean, February's finest. can tell she's had some work done but hey yeah I mean February's finest we love you it'll get you it'll get you from point A

to point B you know what I'm saying you know what I'm saying ain't nothing like hey anybody from the country you know what we call that we call that a second hand car

it ain't brand new it's a second hand but it'll get you from where you need from point A to point B it'll get you where you need to go it'll get the job done too good old second ain't nothing like old second hand yeah it'll get you from point A to point B. It'll get you where you need to go. It'll get the job done, too. Good old second.

Ain't nothing like old second hand. Yeah, it'll get the job done. That's all that matter. Yeah, I mean, second hand, I mean, when I was growing up,

I wore summer clothes year-round. Some of my brothers, some of my cousins, some of my sisters, some of my uncles. It is what it is, man. Hey.

But we all weren't fortunate hell no we all weren't fortunate i had brother three man i had clothes my brother was three years older than me the only thing is if that joker didn't roll out the knee because you know but hey boy my grandparents always say boy stay off your knee because you wear a hole in them but you know we shoot marbles and do a thing like that. Yeah. And then, you know, you take some jeans that done got too small for him, done got too small for me. You cut them out, put a patch over the knee. Right. So that thing might be you might have some dark blue jeans with a light, with a faded out patch over it.

Y'all know what I'm talking about. Don't pretend like y'all don't know. I know I ain't the only one that had a hole in the knee. And your grandma, your mama patched that up with some jeans that she done cut up. It was like brand new. Who? Man, please. Glad to have him.

Somebody said, man, I remember those days. Grow back. Ocho, now it's time for your favorite segment of the night. Yeah. I know you back to get them tonight, Ocho. And it's time for your favorite segment of the night. Yeah. I know you're back to get them tonight, Ocho. And it's called Spello Cinco. Oh, boy.

I got a special hat for this. I got a special hat. This how I know. This how I know I'm going to kill him tonight. This how I know I'm going to kill him tonight. You going to kill him tonight, Ocho? What you got? What you got? What you got? Yeah.

So every time we do this segment, I'm going to pull out this hat. Hold on. I'm trying to button it up. God damn. Yeah. That's how you... What is that?

Spello? Spelling bee champ. You see how it's spelled? Yeah, I think you spelled it wrong, but okay, I get it. Yeah, I'm for the winter night, baby. Bad joke, yeah. Chat, we on tonight, chat. Ocho, it's time for your first word.

When you've been dating a young lady for an extended period of time yeah and she said ocho we gonna either get married or we go in our separate ways she gives you an ultimatum ultimatum damn okay you ready yeah okay ultimatum oh that's easy because i i got it i got a few of them before anyway u-l-t-i-t-i-m-a-t-u-m i didn't got i got a few of them yep no hey um listen to me i'm i'm telling you and i can tell you this to the family chat i i listen that went in there well i got i got one of them about a year ago. Remember I told you the story? Yeah.

Well, she would, she would pack that shit and it was gone, boy. She was out at 5,000? Man, let me take my glass off so you can see my face. Was gone. Gone. Either you, either, look here. This is what it is.

Either that, I'm out the door. Shit, well, boy, I straightened up so goddamn fast, boy. I know how to spell that motherfucking shit. I ain't want no problems. And you ain't had no problems out of me since. You had no problems out of you since, okay? Nah, nah, I ain't got time to play. I ain't got time to play.

Fuck that. I told you, I told you you I done been in 237 relationships Since I started dating in 1969 Everybody left me I'm sick of that shit I ain't I'm done with that shit Fuck that

Oh my bad My bad My bad I ain't cursed at all tonight Yes I don't know about all that Yeah I ain't cursed tonight

I promise myself I'm not cursed But check this out Ocho An add-on to a contract is called an addendum. An addendum. Addendum? Yes. Addendum.

Okay. Okay, addendum. I'm going to have to sound this one out. This is new for me. Addendum. And I have a problem. I guarantee there's something that's going to trip me up. Yeah.

A silent letter. Addendum. I'm going to try. A. Yep. D. Yep. gonna trip me up yeah a silent letter addendum now i'm gonna try a yep d yep n adn addendum no damn add a d d oh it's two Ds. D-U-M. Yep. Okay. You got me. You got me. Okay. That was a good one. That was a good one.

Okay. If you wanted to get a pastrami on rye, you would go to the delicatessen. Delicatessen. Come on, Unc, man. I mean, delicatessen. For one,

D-E-L-I-C Huh? A-T No. D-E-L-I-C-A-T-E-S-S-E-N delicatessen. You know I won't know that. Okay.

I spelled delicate first. That's the tessen part I ain't know. How about this here? This is the easiest word you'll ever get. The easiest one you'll ever get. The easiest word you give me is dog. No. Shit.

This is the easiest one you'll get. All right. Ocho. They had, they suspected foul play, so they exhumed the body. Exhumed. Exhumed? Yep. Exhumed.

E-X-U-M-E. E-X-H-U-M-E. Exume. Okay, do I get any kind of credit? The H is silent. No. Okay, Ocho, this is... Why you keep saying it?

Hold on, I got time out, time out. Come on, time out. Chat, chat, look at the words he giving me, man. He's telling me- I told you exhume was an easy one. That was the easiest word you had. How that's easy? Ain't nobody in the chat knew how to spell that either,

and they better not lie. Yeah, they know how to spell exhume. Huh? Yeah. How about this one, Ocho? I done got this damn hat for nothing. I'm one for three. Massachusetts.

Like Boston, Massachusetts? Yes. All right, I played in Boston. M-A-S-S-A-U. Wait, I mean, what am I talking about, A-U? M-A-S-S-A-C-H-U-S-E-T-T-E-S. Yes, but you missed it. You missed the first one, so we can't give you that one.

Come on. Don't do me like that. Nah, I just spelled it right. Don't do me like that. No, but all will be forgotten. I spelled it right. Not the first time. Like you do me.

Like you do me. I know, but I spelled it right. I spelled it right. I'm two. The second time. I'm two. But it's spelling. No, you get one.

Okay, the last word, your bonus word is rhapsodize. What? Rhapsodize. Yep. R-A-P S-A D-I-Z-E No. R-A-P-S-A-D-I-Z-E.

No, R-H-A-P-O-S. You know how you speak with great enthusiasm, but hey, that's your rhapsody on that one. To speak of something with great enthusiasm. You know what? I don't tonight, I feel

my people. I feel my people. I came on here with a hat. The hat didn't even spell right. And the hat is a reflection of my spelling tonight. We'll get them right. We'll get it right tomorrow, Ocho.

Damn. Rhapsodize. Rap. All right. It's all right. I'm going to be ready tomorrow. I'm going to study. I'm going to study on the play.

I got a flight to Houston. I got a flight to Houston at 6 a.m. I'm going to study. I'm going to study. I'm going to study on the play. I got a flight to Houston. I got a flight to Houston at 6am. I'm going to study. I'm going to study. I'm going to study the dictionary tonight. Okay. Ocho, now it's time for you to get your revenge. It's called dunk on unk. But you ain't getting none of these right. I don't care. I'm going to change some of the questions myself.

Oh yeah. oh oh yeah all right chat here we go chat let me take take that damn hat off and had bad luck dunk on trivia question number one in honor of wrestlemania guess who I am? I was a guest referee during WrestleMania 2 back in 1986. I am in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. I am a Super Bowl champion. I am a two-time NFL defensive player of the year. Got him on the ropes. Oh, man. I'm just gonna don't say you just

gonna nothing and say I don't know because who I thought it would be it's not gonna be so I'm gonna say Reggie White I don't know wrong the answer is none other than arguably maybe the greatest middle linebacker of all time, Dick Buckus. Buckus.

Oh, yeah. We got him, chat. We got him on the ropes. Question number two. Which active NFL player has the most Pro Bowl selections? Ooh. active player. Chat, we got him on the rope, chat. I'm going to go.

I mean, it's a quarterback. It's pretty easy. Yeah, I'm going. Yeah, the quarterback that's played the longest, the only quarterback that's played the longest is Aaron Rodgers. And that answer is also wrong. Who is it? Who got more than 11?

Brent Williams has 11 Pro Bowl selections to Aaron Rodgers' 10th. Ah, ha, ha. Yeah. Chat, we got him on the ropes. We got him on the ropes. Question number three. You the one that said it was a quarterback. You lying.

But anyway, go ahead. I ain't listening to you no more. Don't listen to me. You can't listen to me. Hey, in 2019, Michael Thomas broke the NFL record for most receptions in a season with 149. Which receiver's record did he break? Marvin Harrison. Okay, okay.

Yep, you got that right. Marvin Harrison, 2002, had 143. You got that right. Okay, wiggy that one. You ain't going to get the next one, though. Who was the last defensive back to win Super Bowl MVP? Oh. Oh.

Uh. The guy from Tampa. I can't think of his name. Dwight Smith. That is absolutely incorrect as well. Who was it? It was Dexter Jackson. Dexter, yeah, I knew it was from Tampa.

I couldn't. But see, I get it right. I told you it was from Tampa. Listen, listen. I spelled a few words right, but I left out the side of the letter. It's an A. Yeah. Close, but no cookie.

I knew it was somebody from Tampa. So basically, so far, I was one for five. You finna be one for five, too, because this is your last shot. Okay. Brett Favre has thrown more pick sixes than any other quarterback in NFL history with 32. Which active quarterback is second all time with 30 pick sixes? Damn, 30.

Shit. Andy, active. Yeah, it's a wrap. You might as well just chalk this one up and say you don't know. So we both win one for five tonight. I don't feel bad. Matthew Stafford. Oh, my God!

Oh, my God! Don't do it like that, Jay! Don't do it like that, Jay! Hey, somebody gave you the answer, man. I told you! Somebody gave you the answer, man. I'm under this computer. This computer is unblemished, man. I told you. I gave the answer, man. I'm under this computer. This computer is unblemished.

Nah. Chat. Chat, man. Nah, you cheated, man. Y'all know who it is. The computer. Nah. I beat Big Blue. I beat Big Blue head to head. Nah. You gotta realize they gotta plug information into Big

Blue. This here is just all up here. This computer. Nah, man. This computer, man. He cheated, man. Hell no. No, no, no,

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no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, know that. Jordan know less football than Real. He ain't no help. Well, when I asked the question, somebody gave that answer. I don't need no help. You forget Matthew Stafford spent the lion's share of his

career in Detroit. Yes, and he was... No, that don't mean he threw in the sevens like that. Yes, it does. Ocho. No, no, no. Somebody gave you a sentence like that. Yes, it does. Ocho. Nah, nah, nah. Somebody gave you the answer. Ain't nobody giving no answer, Ocho.

Go ahead and take the F. I ain't buying that one. Hell nah. Somebody cheating over there, man. I got it. Hey, you got an asterisk. You got an asterisk by that last question. Nah.

Hell nah. Oh, nah. Jalen Smith hello Uncle time for our last segment of the night it's called Q&A Q&A Q&A

you gotta you gotta work tomorrow I do huh no Ocho what up and Dick Buckus Huh? No. Ocho. What up?

And Dick Buckus did not win the Super Bowl. So that question is wrong. Hold on, hold on. Dick Buckus never played for the Super Bowl. Hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on. Let me go back. Let me go back and read the question. Hold on now, hold on. The first question about WrestleMania.

Oh, take that. I'm a two-time NFL defensive player of the year. And you said he won a Super Bowl. I didn't mean to say that. That's too late. No, no, no. So I'm two for four. You still got it wrong.

You still got it wrong. But you can't say he won a Super Bowl. You said he won a Super Bowl. Because Reggie won a Super Bowl. He's a two-time defensive player of the year. Had you said two-time defensive player of the year and no Super Bowls, maybe I'd have got it right. Hold on. Was Reggie White a guest on

WrestleMania? It doesn't matter. It does matter. If he wasn't a guest on WrestleMania, then you should have known it was Dick Buckets if you knew he was a guest on WrestleMania. First of all, if you say a spell cat and then you talk about, well, I spell C-A-T, you say no, D-O-G. No, you didn't tell me to spell dog. You told me to spell cat.

So you gave me false information. Let's put it to the chat. Chat, what do you think? Nope, because you cheated on the last question. No, you cheated on the last question. You do. Although you do. First of all, who in the hell you think you're going the last question? No. You cheated on the last question. You cheated on the last question. Nah. You do. Hold on.

You do. First of all, who in the hell you think you're here going to know that? When they heard me, when they heard me ask the question and they knew you weren't going to know it, they typed it on something and held it up in the background so you could see it. Ocho, I'm sitting right here. You see I'm looking dead at you? Yeah.

No, they right there behind you. Ocho, I got it. You see how I was rattling off national championships back in the 70s? You saw how I was rattling off that stuff, Ocho? Because that's your era. Of course you know it. Made for This Mountain is a podcast that exists to empower listeners to rise above their struggles, break free from the chains of trauma, and silence the negative voices that have kept them small.

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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. Okay, Jalen Smith said, Hello, Okinotu. My sis got me a bottle of shade for my birthday in February. Said it would arrive by the end of March, and I have yet to receive it. Being patient, but it's been a while. All love.

Thank you, Jalen, for getting that. I'm going to get on that because there are several people that reached out, not only through IG and on Nightcap, but there's some people on Twitter also. So I'm going to see what the backlog was holding those orders because they were supposed to fill the

orders and sequential December, January, February. So we should have gotten through that by now. But Jalen, I appreciate your support and I appreciate you being patient, but I'll have you some answers by tomorrow. Jay Andy said, Hey, is there any way you can restock your cognac at Total Wine in Cherry Hills, New Jersey? They've been out for months. Please and thank you. Well, Jay, what we try to do is that we ask them to do a PO. They were afraid and they wanted to do minimum cases.

So when the influx and then when it sells out, they're like, well well can we get more no because we ask you to do a larger po so jay we're going to try to do everything we possibly can thank you for being patient total wines has been great to us um obviously we're glad that they uh took on this partnership with uh with the team. So who handles that account? I'll talk to Eugene, but we suppose they get a, getting a,

a 4,000 case shipment in on the 14th. And I think, I think Jersey has spoken for a large number of those cases. So we're going to get to you. We're going to get to you, Jay. We're going to make sure

that Jersey is taken care of. So thank you for your support. Kimmy Small says, Hey, Uncle Nocho, question for both. With the success of Nightcap blowing up so fast, did you discover any new strengths

or weaknesses with doing the podcast? My husband think I got a crush on you. Thank you, Kimmy. No, I think the thing is for me, I know what I'm good at, which is storytelling.

Ocho knows what he's good at, and we kind of play to each other's strengths. Me, I'm more of a hold a guy accountable. Ocho is like, I want to hold him accountable, but I kind of want to give you some reasons why he did what he did or he said what he said. I'm pretty cut and dry. I think we have strengths that are in different areas. I think we have weaknesses that are different areas,

but where he's strong, I'm weak. That works. Where I'm strong, he's weak. That works. I'm weak that works where I'm strong he's weak that works and so I think that's what makes it go so well is that we have a great understanding for each other we make jokes about one another

he doesn't take himself too serious I don't take myself that serious especially now with he and I I don't play with a whole lot of people I ain't that type of dude. So don't be coming up to my joking and all that because I ain't that type of guy. But with here, I understand what we're trying to do here. So, yeah, for me, I think we play to each other and we play off each other very, very well.

What's your take probably i think the chemistry is is very good obviously i think for us what you said about the strengths i mean your strengths are probably you you're much more knowledgeable when it comes to certain things. And we play off each other very, very, very, very well. The chemistry is unmatched. I think more so because of the storytelling as opposed to the sports takes. The sports takes are cool. I think people enjoy that hearing our our opinions on everything but the stories is is is where the strengths are at best and you get to see us

outside of what we're really known for as opposed to what you see on here you don't get on espn or you know you can't get on the fox or when i'm on inside NFL, you don't get that. So I think that authentic, that authentic, organic nature is what makes us us. And it makes us go. And I think that's why we've grown so fast. I totally agree. I think the thing is that, Ocho, for me, people know that you didn't really take things a whole very, very serious. I don't think people knew I had this side they didn't know I could tell now all my teammates can tell you special indemnities

to call me the storyteller because I but I've always been good at telling a story kind of framing it in such a way that you people could understand that weren't there know exactly what I'm talking about right and so I've always been really really good at that um people thought i was thought i had a sense of humor because i would let

it show sometimes but i don't think people thought this because i really never showed this side especially you know i would occasionally you know i come out with the gold mask and i created the character um and people like well damn i think but to see me kind of like unvarnished and like I'm able to go a little further than than than that I can on linear television not as far as I went in the locker room not as far as I went on the buses or the plane ride right but I think it gives people a glimpse into like do silly for real really silly and so i think it i think it works really i think we work really really real well together and people always ask like man whoever thought to put them together or is a genius i did you're the first call oh yeah

and you're like man what you what you think what you think I said this is what I got an idea um you happen to be in town I called Doug who used to work with Jamie he's handling your stuff now

he said man what you in town I said well can y'all get together let Let's run this thing by him and see what he thinks. He's like, ooh, man, I like this. I like this. I say, it's going to be unique. It might take some time to get the king side to get an understanding of what we're trying to do.

But I think we could do something really special. And I think we'll be the first at it. I say, now, once people see us do it, others are going to go try and replicate it. But you can't replicate unless you get both of us

because even if you took one of us, it's not going to be the same. And so it worked out. We put a lot of work into this. We put a lot of work into it and We put a lot of work into it, and I think we're only going to get better. I mean, because think about it.

We threw this thing together about two weeks before the season started. Yeah. Two weeks. We put this together two weeks before the season started. No rehearsal. The first rehearsal was that Sunday night.

Because we didn't do that thursday we didn't do opening we did thursday night i was at uh i was at espn and we had like three thousand people three thousand people in the chat it wasn't that maybe like a thousand fifteen hundred and then we just kept growing and growing and growing and i was like you know what and i remember telling y'all i said people people might come for the sports, but they stay for the stories. Now I had no idea, I knew we wanted to, but I was like, damn, man, we can't talk no whole hour just about sports.

And it just so happened the topic came up that I said, you know what? I can tell a story right here. I had no idea that I was going to end up telling stories. I know you didn't have any idea that you were going to end up telling stories. But I think, yeah, people want to hear our takes on what we think about a game or what somebody said or what somebody did. But it's the stories. Because a lot of times people can relate to what we're talking about i know a lot of guys can relate like man damn man in a situation like that man i was in that situation how find himself in a situation like that or females like yeah i remember such and such blah blah blah because we

have a very uh a big woman women like 35 36% of our listeners are women which is unheard of for a sports show but you know they call us a sports show but we're like entertainment lifestyle everything right uh Lainey Ray

damn Lainey Ray's past your bedtime isn't it assuming you had the basics for survival, if you were stranded on a desert island, what three items would you want to have with you? So I've got water and I've got food, right? That's the basics. Man, I want...

I want to... How long am I going to be stranded? A month? Two months? I got the basics. Oh, well, I need a knife. A knife. A machete. I want a machete, not a little pocket knife. I'm going to take a machete. I'm going to take a...

A lighter. A big one. So I can start fire with. And a pan. So I can cook. That's it. And I'm stranded on the island. Man, let me get...

You don't need no lighter? If you're stranded, you got to learn how to... You want a Cub Scout? That's what I'm saying. That's what I'm saying. Something to start fire with. You said a lighter. You don't need no lighter? Well, I don't need no lighter.

You need a lighter. I don't need no lighter. Man, somebody talk about ultra-gut, but they say I need. What? A couple of diamonds, some toothpaste, and some chapstick.

Listen, if I'm stranded, that's a good one right there. I want my goddamn chapstick because I already got the basics. If I got the basics, I know I'm going to be able to survive. Give me my chapstick because when you're stranded,

you know, your lips get messed up. I can't. I don't play by my lips now. But see, if you can hunt, you're going to use the oil from the animals that you kill. The animal fat, that's oil. I don't need no chapstick.

Come on with your boy, Ocho. You want, if you, you better hope or pray that you get stranded with somebody that has background that can kill. It's me. I was a Cub Scout.

Oh, so you ain't never killed an animal in your life? I was a Cub Scout. Have you ever killed an animal? Whoa, whoa, whoa, hold on. I used to kill squirrels with my slingshot. I used to kill raccoons with my slingshot. Now you with David. Huh?

Well, I used to be outside. What you talking about I wasn't in the country like you but I did I did the best I could in the city but I ain't

why why was it my slingshot 200 meters hit a squirrel right between the eyes boom I'll never forget

got into I got a whooping for that yeah man man they keep hitting they keep hitting. They keep hitting AD in his eye. AD got hit in the same eye again. Damn, AD. You got to be like Kareem and wear goggles.

Goggles. Big Boy Taurus says, is first and goal at the five. Waterboy is at linebacker, and Forrest Gump is running the ball. Is Forrest scoring, or is Waterboy stopping? Nah, Waterboy going to kill, Waterboy going to kill. Waterboy going to kill Forrest's ass.

You talking about Bobby Boucher? Yeah, Bobby Boucher, man. Bobby Boucher going to kill Forrest, man. Man, you know, Forrest came up out of them shackles, come up out of them leg braces, bad shot. Forrest hit that corner. Oh, he got to come up the middle, huh? Yeah.

Man, I told you Bobby Boucher. Forrest going to go to five. Forrest Gump running the ball. Nah, Forrest Gump going to hit that corner on him. He gone. Man, Bobby. First we go to five. Forrest got running the ball. Nah, Forrest going to go hit that cone on him. He gone. Man, Bobby, we sure ain't playing that. I'm going Forrest. Tripp with Tripp.

Hey, I'm in love with this girl. I'm afraid to tell her. Any advice? Tell her. Nah, don't tell her. Because if she can't notice you in motherfucking love with her, you know what that mean.

Don't even tell her. Nope. Nope. Nope, nope. Because women have intuition. Women can see everything. Yeah, only thing women have intuition about is when you're doing something effed up.

Anything else, they don't have no intuition about. Let them tell it. They can tell. I mean, listen, if you like something. You tell me how you feel. Yeah. You got intuition.

I ain't tell you I want to holler at somebody else. You figure that out. But you can't figure out I like you like that. They know. Just tell me how you feel. She know. She know. I mean, women know.

I mean, obviously obviously your actions show that you like her and she hasn't said anything or even shown interest back. Nah. Nah. Don't overplay your part. Don't overplay your part, baby. Man, just tell her, Ocho. You want somebody to tell you that they like you?

Man, don't overplay your part, man. I'm telling you, man. Tell her. Don't listen, Ocho. Remember, hey't overplay your part, man. I'm telling you, man. Tell her. Don't listen to Ocho. Don't overplay. Hey, remember how, hey, now this the same guy that real hand Uber picking ass up because he didn't tell her. I bet he

told her when real got her ass in that car. Yeah, that's different circumstances. Exactly. Okay. Okay. A hell different. Yeah, that's different. Hey, don't you listen to Ocho. Man, A hell different. Yeah. Hey, don't you listen to Ocho. Man,

listen to me. Man, don't you listen to Ocho. I'm telling you. I need farm decent. Go ahead. Go down here from now. Shout out to my, shout out to myself.

Same birthday is Sterling yep yesterday was my brother's birthday shout out to all the hard working mods and for nightcap Ash needs a raised shoe definitely type this question I think Ash got a pseudonym got some fester caps

Ocho said I really want to know was Ocho's shoe strings really loose on that Ray Lewis hit no Ray knocked them loose. Nah, my left shoestring, I mean, you got to zoom in, you got to pause the tape, stop it and pause it and zoom in

and you'll see my shoestring loose. That's the only reason I fell. Villain's hero, Cal is a brand. Save Wagner's life by telling him to go go to the league

and never tried to hold back a player from the bag. He moved. How he moved was bigger than the chips. OK, he didn't get with that. And it does. And one and done.

I guess he's trying to say one and done when chemistry is the key. But here's the thing. That's not why Kentucky gave him all that. Kentucky didn't give him no, to get guys ready to go to the NFL. They gave him eight and a half million dollars,

made him one of the highest paid coaches in his career to win titles. I mean, let's not get it confused because that's what he got good at they're paying him a king's ransom to win titles I guarantee you when he took that job he didn't say you know what guys I guarantee you we'll have 35 number one picks or did he say we're gonna hang banners you're at Kentucky. The house that coach Adolph Rupp built. Chubby Smith won titles there.

Joby Hall won a title there. Rick Pitino won a title there. Let's not get it. So if you go coach at Duke, you go coach at North Carolina, you go coach at Duke you go coach at North Carolina you go coach at Kansas you coach at Kentucky what you telling your chancellor when you bring your ass in there they done flew you in on a private jet done brought your wife in you winning titles and graduating guys that's what they want to hear more so they want them titles

right so let's not confuse it. He can be a great person. I like him personally. Met him several times. But he unachieved. John Modescu. Ocho with Sean Taylor, the scariest dude out there.

I've seen you duck. Yeah. Yeah, most definitely. Most definitely. During that era with sean man well you had to have yeah you had to have your head on the swivel yeah there were those those were some fun days and fun days we played we played we played the commanders back then twice i was able to play sean taylor twice play with him in the Pro Bowl. The real deal. Yeah, my retirement year

was the year he got drafted. Desmond Hunter, Uncle Nocho, if y'all had the choice, would you rather be a hero hiding your superpowers or a villain boasting your superpowers? I want to be the hero hiding mine. I want to be the villain.

Oh, you want to put your power on the full display up? Yeah, I want to be the villain. I like the villain. I've embraced it and will continue to embrace the villain. No, I'm going to keep the thing. I'm going to keep, you know.

You don't know what I got. You better find a hard way. Yeah. You know, you remember that quiet dude? Everybody know, man. And somebody kept picking on him. He told him, man, I didn't know he could fight like that.

Oh, I thought you was going to talk about Leo again. Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no. Hell no. Man. Man, you know what? I need to call somebody and find out what Leo doing. I was trying to get Leo. But I did talk to some of the guys. We're going to get some of the guys that I talked to.

They're going to join us for night camp. Yeah, that'd be dope. I will get my boy Emmitt to come on. A couple of the guys that I talked to have a good time. Reminisce about some of the time. I went to a couple of Pro Bowls I think Barry went every year, Barry went 10 years so I went to 7, so 7 of the Pro Bowls

that Barry made, I made a couple of years I didn't go because I was like that no seriously, if I made, no, seriously, if I made the Pro Bowl and first alternate, that's going to look good on his resume? All right, go ahead.

Yeah, that's dope. Yeah. That's the kind of guy I was. I pulled out. Good. It's on my resume. Hey, hopefully you're in a contract year. It'll look good.

You can, hey, I made the Pro Bowl. Take off. So that's it tonight for nightcap. Oh, Joe, please, please make sure y'all hit that like button and do one solid. Make sure you hit that subscribe button.

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