Nightcap - Nightcap - Hour 2: Viral Haircuts, Cookout do's and don'ts

Episode Date: April 30, 2024

Shannon Sharpe and Chad "Ochocinco" Johnson discuss a new viral haircut sensation, whether pizza bites are acceptable cookout food, and much more! 0:00 New Haircut going Viral5:10 Pizza bites to a cookout8:45 Spell-o-Cinco12:20 Dunk On Unc22:40 Q and Ayyyyy #Club #VolumeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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In the fall of 1986, Ronald Reagan found himself at the center of a massive scandal that looked like it might bring down his presidency. It became known as the Iran-Contra affair. The things that happened were so bizarre and insane, I can't begin to tell you. Please do. To hear the whole story, listen to Fiasco, Iran're on Contra on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Okay, check this out, Ocho. New haircut for bald men is going viral. Ocho, what do you think about this one?

Let me see. What are you doing? What are you doing? What are you doing? Oh, this is some good clippers right there. Oh, that's dope. I like that. It almost looked like a shag.

It's like a baldie with a shag at the back. Oh, he got a fake combo. It's like a ball. It's like a body with a shag at the back. Oh, he got a fake? A fake combo. Bro, let that go. He got the faded shag. Yeah, you don't like that? Hell nah.

I mean, they do that in Dallas. I like it on him. They do it in Dallas. Well, obviously, it's a little bit more than that. Hell nah. That's cool. I like that.

Man, I had to look at that. I like it. Oh, man. to look at that. I like it. Oh, man. That man got a... How you gonna have a faded shag? That's dope. I like it. I'm gonna do mine like that.

Now, if I can get the beard, if I can get the beard effect like that, if I can get my beard to grow in... Man, your beard gonna be splotchy as well. That's the whole point. I would think about getting the lace front. You know they got the lace front beards. Yeah, I see that. Yeah, so... Man, your beard gonna be looking like you as a mess. That's the whole point. I would think about getting a lace front. You know they got the lace front beards. Yeah, I see that.

Man, your beard gonna be looking like you got the mange. No, not really. I mean, I get a good one. Yes, he will. Nah, I give me a good lace front.

You know I do hair, man. That's all right. I tell you what, you let me catch you with a beard. I bet you I get some burnt mortar oil. You know that's what

they do to dogs. They put burnt motor oil on dogs when they got the mange. You go out there with a beard, that shit gonna look splotchy as fuck. I'm telling you, I'm gonna be clean one day when I come on the show and I have a full

set of hair with waves and a nice little paw and a beard. Oh, you gonna get that man unit? Yeah, I'm gonna get that man unit. Yeah, I'm going to get that man unit. I'm telling you. Yeah. Hey, I'm telling you. That's like when I want to reinvent myself, you know,

and I just want to just look different. I'm coming. Yeah. No ball, waves, no line up. Well, you can't tell Rhea. You can't tell Rhea to go to bed and then let Rhea rub your hair and she run. She's going to jump up out of bed.

What the hell? Why you get in on that? Nah, nah, nah, nah, nah. One thing about it, I'm going to have him a wave cap. I'm going to have him a wave cap. I'm going to have him a wave cap. I'm going to think about that. If anybody in the chat, anybody in the chat know where I can get a lace front beard that looks similar to the guy that was just on here in that diagram.

Or I just want my beard full. where I can get a lace front beard that looks similar to the guy that we just on, that we just on here in that diagram. Or just, I just want my beard full. Even if it's lace front, I don't care where I can, it look like I'm from Philly. Y'all know what I'm talking about. Yeah. If you send me the information

in the chat, I will definitely get one. You laughing? I'm serious, huh? I know you're serious. I'm serious. That's the part that I'm laughing about. Yeah.

Cause your ass gonna get one. Oh yeah, I get it. I already know if you grow that're serious. I'm serious. That's the part that I'm laughing about. Yeah. Because your ass is going to get one. Oh, yeah. I get it. I already know if you grow that thing, man, that thing is going to be full right here, missing a couple of plugs right there, right here, be full over there. That's the thing I don't like about my beard. It don't grow in full. Full.

I blame that on my mom and my daddy. But I ain't really tripping because they gave me athleticism. But it's funny. You know that, Ocho? It's funny how like men could have a big old beard, big bushy beard and be balled like a cue ball.

Yeah, up here, yeah. I'm like, how did... Man, you don't want to plug some of that and put it up here? Wait, you could do that? Nah, they normally take it from the back. Right.

But if you think about it, it looks different, especially on black men when you get them things because the hair is different is different, the different texture of hair back here compared to what's up here. OK, yeah. But hey, I guess if you want some hair, it is what it is. I'm telling you, I'm going to look sharp. I need to get you know what I want. I want one of them Paul George's. Man, you see Paul George. Paul George hair come all the way down here. Man, that joke will line up.

Yeah. He got the look for it. Yeah, man. Paul George got a cap. You remember they used to put the cap on the car and the trucks? They called them a cap. They had little extension vibes over the top. Man, Paul George got the best lineup ever

in the history. Nah, Jalen Rose got the best lineup ever in the history nah Jalen Rose got the best lineup now man they be saying Jalen I don't know when I saw you when I saw J. Rose

at uh I saw him at DJ Khaled's golf tournament I looked close I think that's his real hair people talk about the man he got a man

you know they talk about I said nah I looked too you didn't know his head though I was looking I was like

hmm let me see. It real. Nah, it real. It real. Yeah. I'm hitting with that wave check real quick. Alright, Ocho. Somebody bought

pizza bites to a cookout. Look at this pic, Ocho. Hey, that ain't bad. Ain't nothing. Listen, pizza bites, that could be new. It's like finger foods. To a cookout?

Yeah, finger foods. You know, you put, you put. I got a finger for you. Listen, this is a good thing because this is what you do. That could be the appetizer until the food is ready. You put the piece of bites

on there first, put them on a platter, walk around with the piece of bites, walk around with the piece of bites, let people get some of the bites, to hold them until the food is actually ready. That's a great idea.

Whoever did that, that's a great idea. It's like finger foods. Or when you go to a nice restaurant or you go in the mall and they have the food on the stick. Yeah, man, hell no. You eat that.

Hold on, you eat that? That sample? You eat samples? You don't eat samples? Hell no. Wait a minute. Let me tell you what I used to do when I was a little kid.

I eat samples, go back one time and come by and look the opposite way so they don't look at my face. I don't want to make eye contact. You never want to make eye contact when you go back for a second sample. Yeah. I just look to the left,

put my reach. I didn't grab another one. Yeah. Ain't no, ain't no shame in my game. Girl, you know, you go to,

uh, go to Costco, you know, Costco, they had their toy for them samples. Wait, don't you got to have a car for Costco? Yeah. Yeah. I, I want to fill out all all that goddamn paperwork i ain't got time for that i just want to come shop huh it fitted all of you think i'm

paying 50 for a costco card like come on be for real man you get bought i mean all them kids you got you need a 25 25 uh uh gallon mayonnaise. But, do you realize my kids are growing right except three of them? They wasn't growing at the time. Well, back then

I wasn't going to Costco. Peanut butter and jelly, honey buns, zero cakes. You get those big old, you remember them little mini, them little chips.

Man, you get a couple of things because they come for the summer. Man, y'all not fit to be eat a bag that you get a bag, big bag of chips. the summer man y'all not finna be eat a bag that you get a bag big bag of chips they take a handful out then leave the bag open

now that you're talking about daddy these chips stale yeah cause you left it open so you talking about they got the big the big barrel you twist the top off

no no the chips no I got a little fun size the little little mini packs so you get like Cheetos and you get like you get different types

but it's small because if you buy the big bag they stick their head everybody's sticking their head size the little little mini packs so you get like cheetos and you get like you get different types but it's small because you bought a big bag they stick their hey everybody's sticking their head and they don't be like they're playing ain't nobody washing their hands i know i don't want them chips right and then they leave the bag open and talk about the chips stale yeah i know what you're talking about now okay okay matter of fact i'm gonna make them do that all my kids coming home from college everybody be home what next week or week after next? I'm going to send them to Costco, get a Costco card so I can, I'm going to have a, I'm going to venture with them in Costco and do exactly what you're talking about. Go get special water for them. You got to get them a little small water.

Because they get the big water, they drink it, sit it down. And now I got six bottles of water. Water. That ain't nobody drink. That ain't nobody finish. Who waters this? I don't know. The dog's drinking it. Right. Because nobody wanted waters this I don't know uh it is the dogs drinking it

because nobody watered it because they don't know who watered it was so you know now the dog the dog drinking water I said uh uh

no no y'all not finna come here and do this to me y'all finna get this water y'all finna get this water like 72 of them watered in a case right

I'm gonna figure it out I'm gonna do that okay Ocho whoo whoo whoo whoo now it's time for Spello in a case. Right. I'm going to figure it out. I'm going to do that. Okay, Ocho. Now it's time for Spello Cinco. Hey. Former teammate edition. Former teammate.

Yes. Yes. And the first name tonight, John Kitna. John Kitna. John Kitna. John Kitna. J-O-N-K-I-T-N-A.

John Kitna. That is correct. He was your first head coach, Dick LeBeau. Oh, that's a good one. Dick LeBeau? Oh, that's a good one. Dick LeBeau. LeBeau. I think, I can't remember. I might get this wrong.

L-E-B-E-A-U. I'm not sure if that's right, though. I mean, what about the first name? I ain't finna spell that. Man, Ojo, you're too big to be playing them games, man. Hey, man, listen, we all know how to spell it, Paul. That's all right, I didn't get it. Nope, you don't get it. You don't spell it, you gotta spell it.

I just gave you the right, the last name. No, I need the first name. The next one, we gonna get you get an asterisk by that one. Nah, come on, man. I'm 2-0, man. Stop cheating, man. Ray Mali Uga. Ray Mali Uga.

Ray. Ray. Okay, Ray Ward 58. Mali Uga. You mean Mali Uga. I mean, obviously, Ray, R. Malauga, you mean. Malauga. I mean, obviously, Ray. R-A-Y. Malauga. M-A-L.

M-A-L-A-U-G-A. R-E-Y. Not R-A-Y. R-A-Y. Okay, okay, okay. Yeah, Ray Samoan, man. You know, it's an obvious name. M-A-U-A-L-U-G-Y, not R-A-Y. R-A-Y, okay, okay, okay. Yeah, Ray Samoan, man. You know, it's how I discuss Samoan. M-A-U-A-L-U-G-A.

Ray Maliuga. So I did spell the last name right. No, you spelled it wrong. This one, you played with him also. Luvernius Coles. Luvernius Coles. Luvernius? L-E-V-E-R-N-E-O-U-S. Coles. C-O-L-E-S. Lavernius. L-A-V-E-R-N-A-N-U-E-S. Lavernius. Well, that ain't how you spell Lavernius.

That's how he spell Lavernius, but that's not the way I learned to spell it. I wonder where Lavernius at, man. That's my boy, man. Cole Lavernius. Bro, I think he's in J-Ville. Isn't he from J-Ville? He still in the Ville? I think so. I'm not sure.

Lavernius, you see this, man. How that's your boy, man? We got to catch up, man. Smoke a cigar or something, boy. Last but not least, TJ Houshmandzada. TJ Houshmandzada. Yep. Yeah, TJ Houshmandzada.

First name is really Taraj. T-O-U R-A-J. Taraj Houshmandzada. H-O-U H-O-U-S-H-M-A-N-D-Z-A-D-E-H. You got it. Yeah. Listen, I'm not getting Housh name wrong. I ain't getting that wrong. Made for This Mountain is a podcast that exists to empower listeners to rise above their struggles,

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In this episode, I'm joined by Anjali Sood, CEO of Tubi, for a conversation that's anything but ordinary. We dive into the competitive world of streaming, how she's turning so-called niche into mainstream gold, connecting audiences with stories that truly make them feel seen. What others dismiss as niche, we embrace as core. It's this idea that there are so many stories out there, and if you can find a way to curate

and help the right person discover the right content, the term that we always hear from our audience is that they feel seen. Get a front row seat to where media, marketing, technology, entertainment, and sports collide and hear how leaders like Anjali are carving out space and shaking things up a bit in the most crowded of markets. Listen to Good Company on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. In the fall of 1986, Ronald Reagan found himself at the center of a massive scandal that looked like it might bring down his presidency. Did you make a mistake in sending arms to Tehran, sir?

No. It became known as the Iran-Contra affair. And I'm not taking any more questions in just a second. I'm going to ask Attorney General... I'm Leon Nafak, co-creator of Slow Burn. In my podcast, Fiasco, Iran-Contra, you'll hear all the unbelievable details of a scandal that captivated the nation nearly 40 years ago, but which few of us still remember today. The things that happened were so bizarre and insane, I can't begin to tell you.

Please do. To hear the whole story, listen to Fiasco, Iran Contra on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. All right. I know you're going to come up with these questions about 1920s. That's half of your segment. Dunk or Unk. Hey, that's crazy. I still remember how to spell who's name after all these years. Okay, here we go. Here we go. Here we go. Here we go.

Dunk on Unk. Chat, y'all ready? We got a good one. We got a good one. Oh, this is a good one right here. You ready? Ready. Don't be cheating. What was the former name of the Denver Nuggets before they joined the NBA? What was the former name of the Denver Nuggets before joining the NBA?

Chad, don't tweet. Don't say anything, Chad. The Kentucky Colonels. You being for real or you playing? I'm for real. The Kentucky Colonels? Yeah. You're trying to be funny.

Man, you know that's not who it is. Well, that's all I got for you. You wrong, you wrong. What what is it chicken on the bone uh denver rockets no hell no i would know that yeah denver rockets man i'm mad i can't talk normally here man yeah i was never got that out of it i never got the rockets okay here we go question number two at what age did bart starr brett farve and aaron rodgers win their first super bowl all of them won this first bowl at the exact same age what age was that so brett won in 96. am i early so 91 I'm gonna say don't look at the chat don't cheat

I'm thinking I know I'm with it's one of these ages and I'm just trying to figure out what year. OK. Twenty eight. That answer is absolutely incorrect. 27. The correct answer is 27. 27 is the answer you were looking for, Mr. Sharp. Yeah, I knew it was 27, 20. I was like, what you call a red shirt?

Did they come out early? You are now 0 for 2. I'm 0 for 2. I'm 0 for 2. Question number three. Marcus Mariota First playoff TD pass Was

To who? Himself Okay Okay You remember that You remember that It bounced off somebody And went straight to him

Okay And for bonus points It was against the Kansas City Chiefs Yeah Yeah Okay That's a bonus I get two for that one.

Nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah. Okay, question number four, it's about time. I mean, you was doing horrible. Hayden and Eli Manning have what same career statistic in the playoff? Hayden and Eli Manning have what same career statistic in the playoffs? Is Super Bowl wins a statistic? Is that your answer?

You can't ask me. You have to ask me. Uh. Eli. He won. Hey. So Eli, he won one, eight. Ain't got no win. The same. The same.

You say playoff stat? Yeah. What? The same, you say playoff stat? Yeah, what? Peyton Manning and Eli Manning have what same career statistic in the playoffs? Do two Super Bowl wins count? Are you counting that as a statistic? I mean, that would be a statistic. No, I'm going to go. I don't like the way you look around.

INTs. INTs. That is absolutely incorrect as well, Mr. Sharp. Well, facts. The answer you were looking for was quarterback rating. Both of their quarterback ratings in the playoff was 87.4. That was what you were looking for, Mr. Sharp.

Last question for you. Are you ready, sir? I'm ready. I'm so mad I can't scream and talk like I want to. I'm never doing this again in the hotel. I'm going to get an Airbnb from now on.

Question. Last question. Can you name the 11 quarterbacks that have thrown a TD pass to you? Can you name the 11 quarterbacks? Lord have mercy. Oh, yeah. Really? Yes, sir.

You should know this. Can, yeah. Really? Yes, sir. You should know this. Can you name the chat? Y'all can chime in as well. Postseason and regular season? Name the 11 quarterbacks. Postseason, regular season, any season. Offseason.

In season. Duck season. Hunting season. Let me work backwards. 11 quarterbacks that have thrown a TD pass to you Elvis Gerbach Randall Cunningham Tony Banks Trent Dilfer

that's four okay I mean my goodness you're leaving off the main one. Hell wait. Okay, that's five. Oh, my gosh. 11?

Who? I said I caught 11 touchdown passes? I mean, from different quarterbacks? Damn. Yeah, yeah. 11 quarterbacks have thrown you a touchdown pass. 94 who threw me a pass? Oh, you got six to go.

Let's see. In 94, Hugh Millen. Okay, that's six. Tommy Maddox. Didn't you say Tommy Maddox already? I didn't. I don't know. I could have swore you said Tommy Maddox already? I didn't. I don't know. I could have swore you said Tommy Maddox already, sir.

I didn't. Steve Berline. Okay. Brian Greasy. Oh, there we go. Okay. How many is that? You are at... Nine.

Eight. Nine. I don't want... at 98. 91. 93. 94. Did I say Bubby Brewster? Yep. You said Bubby already, sir. You're at nine. Two more.

Jake Plummer. Okay, there you go. We got one more. You got one more. I'm sure we should have some type of time limit. Man, you gave me... Bruh. You gave me 11 names over 14 years.

Yeah, I mean, listen. You gave me TJ Houshmanzada and how to spell it. Nobody in the world knew how to spell it except me. And I did it in two seconds. I know all the quarterbacks that threw me a touchdown. I'm trying to say, okay, Broncos, Broncos.

I only called Tony Banks, Trent Dilfer, Elvis Gurtbag, Randall Cunningham. Those were the only four. I didn't catch a touchdown in 99. I didn't catch a touchdown in 99. I called I called Jake.

I called B-line. I called I don't think Sean Moore threw me up a touchdown, but I'm going to throw his ass in there. Who? I named I named them all. You, you say, you say Elvis Gerbeck? Yes.

When? I, I started with, I started with the Ravens first. Oh, you did get them all right. Baby, you be cheating on, man Man, you be cheating. Man, why you be cheating? I started with the Ravens first. My bad. I ain't

hear you that good. I got to clean my ears. Man, y'all see he be trying to cheat me, man. Alright, Ocho. It's time for our last segment of the night. It is called Q&A. A said, Ocho

look like the richest black dude in Mexico. You better not come out there with that fade, with that blended shag. I know something. I'm going to get that thing. Hey, he talk about, matter of fact, hey, can you ask the chat real quick

before we start Q&A? Yeah, we will ask them. You know, I'm wearing the same shirt I had on last night for the show last night, right? I just really hadn't. I still got on the same outfit. I ain't really. I ain't really took no shower yet.

So I'm still just got on yesterday's clothes. And I went to buy some the other day, right? Urban Outfitters got me a nice little shirt for $20. But they left the button on there. No, you stole that. Man, I made them clothes so funky, you take them out, they stand up in the corner.

Nah, this brand new. I just bought it. Nah, I'm talking about them clothes you got on. Oh, nah, I got this on. I was trying to show my muscles. Smell like get back. Nah.

Nah, ain't that bad. Because I don't go nowhere. I don't do nothing. You do something. Nah, I don't. But Chad, if anybody know how to get this off so I can put it on.

Take it back to the store so they can put your ass in jail for stealing it. It was $20. Okay, why you got to tag on that? They forgot to take it off. They ain't gonna forget. No, I did. Look, I bought some shoes too. Hold on. Let me tell you what you forgot. You forgot to pay for it. That's what you forgot.

Nah, I bought me some shoes that was on sale. Man, you bought some purple ass Cortez's? Yeah, you don't like these? They're purple, Barney. What's wrong with purple? I bought some white Sambas.

Man, this man. Listen, you know, I spent $120 a day. Well, you didn't pay for those shorts. So when you go back for the shorts, you're going to spend $20 a month. No, no, no. You know, listen, when I shop, I bargain shop. So they was on sale.

The Cortez and the Samba was on sale. And the shirt was $20. So I would try. I was going to wear it today, but they left the tag on. Upgrade King said, gentlemen, to have a successful career in pro sports what do you need from your significant other uh bring steven at la actually he's here in la he's in the studio tomorrow uh he's gonna be unbearable i'll help you i'll help cover the bet uh what do you need one word understanding oh oh oh understanding what do you need? One word. Understanding.

Oh, oh, oh, understanding. Gotta have that Ocho. Yeah. Oh, the male,

the male or the female? The female. Oh. Gotta, because the greater, the greater the ambition, the more understanding he or she must be.

Right. Now, I can imagine Serena wanting to be the best. Serena ain't going to have time to be calling you, blowing you up like that, bro. Right. Think about Tom. Think about Peyton, how devoted they were to the sport of football yeah it's film study it's film study it's film study it's film study they're missing recitals they're missing football games they're missing wrestling matches they're missing things and she needs to be understanding yeah different

it's different and everybody has to sacrifice because she gives up a part of herself also to help you achieve your dream yeah that's unfortunate.

But if you look at it from the perspective of understanding the long-term goal and the long-term achievement of the sacrifice and compromise that you put in as a woman for a gentleman that has purpose in a certain craft that he's doing, you understand long term, it's beneficial for all parties involved, if you get where I'm going with that. I'm not going to say it, but you get the point. Yeah, it's not easy.

It's not easy. That's not for everybody that ain't for everybody everybody want the lifestyle they want the glitz they want the glamour but they don't understand what it all come with everybody ain't built for that because

the great players rise the ebbs and blows of winning and losing and the more you put in the harder losing impacts you yeah you and i talked about and i tell people this all the time winning never feels as good as losing hurts you get to move you move on so easy from a win, but it's the losses. See, winning doesn't motivate you. It's the losses. Yeah.

What motivated Jordan was getting past the bad boy Pistons? It drove him. He obsessed over it. Right. It drove him. He got cut from his high school basketball team. It drove him. That's crazy. Can you think about

Michael Jordan getting cut? Yes. Yes. You're not big enough. You're not strong enough. You're not fast enough. You're not good enough. You're not smart enough.

That's what's driving Lamar. Lamar wants the all y'all that said I should change position and become a wide receiver or running back I'm a two time league MVP two and I was one vote from being a two time

unanimous MVP that's what's driving now he's going to say nah bro they didn't believe in you they thought you should be a wide receiver that's crazy they didn't want to give you a chance to play quarterback. Well, let me play quarterback. And if I fail at that position, I will gladly move.

Now, I want you to go ahead and run some. Hey, as a matter of fact, let me see how you run that speed out. Put your outside foot back on the right side and run that bang eight. Right. Let me see what your comeback look like. I'm going to say, hell no. When you, Tom Brady,

what drove Tom? Being a sixth round draft pick. Tom can name every quarterback that got drafted in front of him. Yeah. And he says, I'm going to make every team that passed on me,

I'm going to make you pay. Yeah. And he did just that That's good motivation See But everybody ain't built like that Everybody ain't built like that Some people

Some people fold real quick Yeah One in the sixth round Oh I'm going in the seventh round And I'm sure there are a lot of players That are upset Based on where they got drafted As opposed to where they wanted to go

And I say it all the time It's not where you get drafted It's to where they wanted to go. And I say it all the time. It's not where you get drafted. It's not where you go. It's not where you get drafted. It's what you do once you get there. What you do once you get there. It don't matter if you,

if you really who you think you are, once you get there, you're heading to your business, you're going to get what you deserve. It's simple. That's it. For sure. I think for me, Ocho, think about this. I got drafted

to one of the three teams that had the H-back position. There's only like 26 teams back then. The Broncos, the Chargers, and the Washington football team. They weren't called the Washington football team or the Commanders back then. We know what the name is.

That's it. I also went to a team and a coach that was patient with me. And I think the thing was, because a lot of times they don't show a whole lot of patience with a seventh round pick. Because I was only supposed to be a camp body anyway. Seventh round pick, you ain't drafting no seventh rounder for him to make the team. You say it's a nice body for camp, blah, blah, blah, so forth and so on. Freshly aged. But John was the key because I remember like the first day of training camp,

like not the second or third day of training camp, we had a drill, Ocho, where the DB was in front of us. And John was throwing it, and we were supposed to reach over the DB's head and catch the ball. Yes, sir. So like a jump ball. And I remember Dennis Smith. Dennis Smith was 6'4".

He threw the ball, and I basically had my knees on his shoulder pads. Ooh. So, they already knew what time it was. So, and he's like, you play basketball? He asked me, did I play basketball? I said, yeah. He said, I can tell. And every time I would do something, would see him in cool Gary Kubiak was the backup quarterback they'd be over

there talking and so I remember like a couple of days go by I'm like third or 14 they call out the first team. Sharp, get in there. Ocho. I know that feeling. Ocho, how I forget every play. Ocho, I swear. I tell you what. Ask anybody that was in that training camp. Ocho, they put me in motion.

I put me in motion. I stop. What I in motion. I stopped. What I got again? I swear. I swear. I put that on everything. I forgot. You were nervous?

You were nervous? Was I? Yeah. Because now John Elway going to be throwing me the ball. Yeah. Because I was going in with the quarterbacks that I knew were going to get cut. Right. Now John Elway going to be throwing me the ball. Right. Man, I drew a blank. I knew. I'm like, ooh, I have to get that I knew were going to get cut. Right. Now, John L. was going to be throwing me the ball.

Right. Man, I drew a blank. I knew. I'm like, ooh, I have to get it. I have to get this. Hey, what I got again? Hey, that's funny. Hey, man.

I know that. I know that. I know that was a good feeling, though. I know that was a good feeling. Oh, man. And what do you call them? Like the second, like my first day of practice

during the start of the show, you know, I had these thin pads. Yeah. And I don't know what happened, but anyhow, somebody, he hit my thigh pad,

but it went through my thigh pad and his cleat in my quad. So it opened up a wound. So you know that muscle, that thing going to tighten up. Right. Man, Ocho, I slept. I remember somebody said, if you sleep with your knee bent, it'll help.

How I slept the whole night with my knee belt with a belt. Man, I couldn't walk the next morning. Man, I think, I was hurt so bad. It's stiffened up, huh? Yes. Yes, yes. It's stiffened up on me.

I hate that. Man, I went out there. Coach, it was. I was like, Coach, I'm just. I had to bite. Remember that? What was that machine? It was a piece of metal and they used it to.

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Oh, man. That hurt so bad. Man, it's scraping. Oh, scraping. That's what it Oh, man. That hurt so bad. Man, that was scraping. Oh, scraping. That's what it was. Oh, that hurt so bad.

Man, Ocho, I was crying because I'm trying to get him to relieve that pressure, man. Man, I don't know who I heard say that to a man. If you sleep with your knee, if you sleep with your knee bent. So, Ocho, I got a belt and slept with my knee bent the whole night. Thinking that was going to help. Man, I got a belt and slept with my knee bent the whole night. Thinking that was going to help. Man, I got a... I know the pain you talking about because I got caught a knee, a knee, a knee, a knee to the thigh. That thigh bruise.

To the side of the thigh. That blood built up and was... And they had to break that up with that... What's that thing? The scraping thing? Yeah, it's a scrape. I know exactly what you're talking about. I had a towel in my mouth.

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And I'm not taking any more questions in just a second. I'm going to ask Attorney General... It became known as the Iran-Contra affair. I'm Leon Nafok, co-creator of Slow Burn. In my podcast, Fiasco, Iran-Contra, you'll hear all the unbelievable details of a scandal that captivated the nation nearly 40 years ago, but which few of us still remember today. The things that happened were so bizarre and insane, I can't begin to tell you. Please do. To hear the whole story, listen to Fiasco, Iran Contra on the iHeartRadio app,

Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Cullen Hutchinson said, as a former Ravenshutner, can you give me insight on Ozzy and DaCosta and how hands-off is an owner like Steve Bishotti? Can you benefit or hurt the franchise? He trusts Ozzy implicitly. He trusts Ozzy implicitly. I mean, Ozzy's very first draft, his very first draft as a general manager. He drafts Jonathan Ogden in the first round.

He drafts Ray Lewis. The next year, he drafts Peter Boulware. In 2000, he drafts Jamal Lewis. In 2003 or 2002, he drafts Ed Reed. The year after, he drafts Suggs his final draft he drafts Lamar Jackson legends back to

back legends he drafted Marlon Humphrey he trusted and Ozzy is old school like look all I need is for i'm a tape guy ozzy says i'm a tape guy he says the combine is is supposed to confirm what you saw on tape if the guy looks fast does he run fast if the guy looks explosive does he how does his vertical jump

how does his broad jump is he quick how does his short shuttle he said the one that threw him off was Suggs Suggs had 22 sacks but on the track with track spikes he ran 4.8

and he ran four, nine. Right. With a jock strap and track spikes. And he said, you know what? Somebody got those sacks. He took thugs defensive rookie of the year.

Yeah. Defensive player of the year. Peter Boulware, defensive rookie of the year. Ray Lewis, two-time defensive player of the year peter bowler defensive rookie of the year ray lewis two-time defensive player of the year ed reed defensive player of the year yeah lamar jackson two-time league mvp now you see why uh uh uh uh he's passed off a lot of the duties to the costa but he's still got a big office over there. He still got a big office over there. Ace,

Ocho, I'm sorry. Last one. When you wake up in the morning, your head comes through the dirt like a meerkat. Man, Ace know you. Do you know who Ace is?

Ace? Yeah. I probably, I probably do. You know, I can't see nobody. I can't see no face though. If I can't see no face, it's hard to put a name with the person. Lanny Ray asks, what non-sports related skill would you be drafted in the first round for? I'll start.

Reciting song lyrics. Oh, trivia. Spelling. I'm first round of trivia. Boy, you about to be 100 after free agent spelling I'm definitely spelling Christopher Redding said Ocho I heard some

smack from Demetrius Johnson and Adesanya on a podcast around you getting slept by Max Holloway in under 30 seconds. What is your response? Mighty Mouse. You talk about Mighty Mouse. You know little Mighty Mouse.

He used to be in the UFC. I don't think he's in the UFC anymore. In Israel. Is he? Is he? Yeah. Wait, who going to sleep me? Who want to sleep me?

Somebody want Max Holloway? Yeah, I would lose. He's a professional fighter. I'm still going to get in there and go, though. That's the difference in me and everybody else. I'm willing to try anything. You ain't going nowhere. You ain't going home.

Nah. Then I'm going to have to find a new partner to do nightcap with. Not really. I'm going to do nightcap with a black eye. Mm-hmm. The jaw might be busted up. I'm going to be here.

Y'all going to look like you got the mugs. That's fine. But you know what they're going to say? Well, that boy Chad jumping in there with Max Holloway

and got to work. Yeah, I'm going to get in there and get to work. I ain't say I was going to win. Y'all was locked. That's fine.

That's fine. Them injuries, them injuries going to heal though. I can't let you, I can't take you in, take no L like that. I can't win them all. I'll go with you

on my 30th birthday on Thursday, May 2nd. It'll be a good start to my birthdayth birthday on Thursday, May 2nd. It'll be a good start to my birthday week if I can get a shout out. Bro, happy 30th. Bro, the big 3-0. No more in the 20s. 3-0.

Congratulations. Enjoy yourself and make it a birthday week. Don't just have one day. Happy birthday, boy. Happy birthday. That's all we got? Oh, yo.

See, that was quick work tonight. What time are we on tomorrow? Wednesday. Wednesday. Damn, bro. Brian, bro, you don't want me to get, you don't want me to get, you don't want me to get you don't want me to get you don't want me to have

no light huh no I'm just asking I thought you wanted I thought you wanted me to find somebody how can I find somebody if I'm working five nights six nights a week

I didn't put I didn't get you about ten people and ain't none of them work but I can't get to them because you got me working like a Hebrew alright Wednesday

damn Wednesday alright you trying to get me I ain't trying to build a pyramid okay I got you I got you I'm listen I got you Wednesday Wednesday I'm ready I'm ready thank you for joining us I know you enjoyed that a very exciting game tonight the Lakers lose the Nuggets move on 108 to 106 and yep 108 to 106 jamar murray hits his second game winner in the series and the nuggets are moving on a step closer to defending their title congratulations to the nuggets lakers

do some soul searching what do you need in order because lebron ain't gonna play another five years that ain't happening you're probably to get two out of it. Two. And so you better make sure you get it right. Trade everybody. You pick, pick, swap, get KD. The Celtics move a step closer. After beating the Heat, they're now up 3-1, correct?

Yeah. Sixers, 102-88. Thank you guys for joining us for another episode of Nightcap. yeah, six is 108, 102 to 88. Um, thank you guys for joining us for another episode of nightcap. Please, please make sure you hit that subscribe button. Please make sure you hit that like button and head on over to Apple podcast and leave a comment guys.

Tonight is the last night for you to, for you, uh, for you to be able to vote for us, for the shorty award. Nightcap is nominated for two Shorty Awards. Best Sports Podcast, Best Sports Vertical.

Club Shea Shea is nominated for three awards. YouTube presence, TikTok presence, YouTube. Please, tonight is the last night in which you can vote. Thank you. We really, really appreciate that because we won the iHeart Award. We won a couple

of Webbys. And so I want to thank you guys for doing that. And I can't wait for us to go to pick up these awards, Ocho. You going with me to the awards show? Yeah, what you mean? Yeah, I got to wear a tuxedo, right? Hell no. You wear no tuxedo.

Huh? You said it's an awards show. Huh? Hey said it's a war show. Huh? Hey, Ocho, tell them what you do. Y'all, we was going to try to, we was going to save this, but Ocho is in town because we're doing our promo shoot for the merch for Club Shea Shea. Why you told them? Because we want them to know that thing about to come out, that thing about to hit. That thing about to drop., that thing about to hit, that thing about to drop.

Hey, I got a question. Listen, everywhere I go, I'm only wearing my nightcap stuff. So the fact that we got merch now, it saves me on my wardrobe and having to go to H&M and Zara. So it's like perfect. Well, Ocho, we only got, look,

we're going to rally all the sayings that we normally say. Eventually, they're going to end up on a T-shirt. But we only got a few sayings. We've got we got the the hoodies. OK, T-shirts. OK. And then we got and we got the hat.

OK, OK. And we got a few T-shirts with our sayings on them. So that'll be out. That'll be out in what, two weeks? Beginning of June? Two weeks. In a month., two weeks? Beginning of June? Two weeks in a month. Yeah, at the beginning of June. So that's where we are.

That's why Ocho's in town. So, guys, again, tonight is the last night you can vote for the Shorty Awards. Nightcap is nominated for two awards. Best Sports Podcast, Best Vertical Video. Club Shaysha is nominated for three awards. YouTube presence, TikTok presence, YouTube. Thank you, thank you, thank you again. Thank you guys

for selling out Shay by La Portia. We're only taking pre-orders. I want to personally thank you for being patient. We did not expect to do the inventory, the volume in which we've done, and so thank you guys. We're going to clear out all the inventory, but thank you for we've done. And so thank you guys.

We're going to clear out all the inventory, but thank you for your patience is greatly, greatly appreciated. And that's it for tonight. We'll be back on Wednesday night. Thank you for joining for another episode of nightcap. I'm your favorite on Shannon sharp. He's your favorite.

Number 85 route runner, extraordinary Bengals ring of fame, honoree pro Pro bowler. All pro. Liberty City zone. Chad. Ocho. Cinco.

Risotto. Johnson. Ocho. It's too late. Too late. Ocho. Nope. Rail.

Bye rail. I'm just Ocho. That is Ocho. That's it. You better have a rail. Ocho. Ocho. Uh, it's not the better half. A real. Ocho. Okay. Ocho. See you with.

All right. I'm Michael Kasson, founder and CEO of 3C Ventures and your guide on good company. The podcast where I sit down with the boldest innovators shaping what's next. In this episode, I'm joined by Anjali Su, CEO of Tubi. We dive into the competitive world of streaming. What others dismiss as niche, we embrace as core. There are so many stories out there, and if you can find a way to curate and help the right person discover the right content. The term that we always hear from our audience is that they feel seen. Listen to Good Company on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

In the fall of 1986, Ronald Reagan found himself at the center of a massive scandal that looked like it might bring down his presidency. It became known as the Iran-Contra affair. The things that happened were so bizarre and insane, I can't begin to tell you. Please do. To hear the whole story, listen to Fiasco iran contra on the iheart radio app apple podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts you're listening to an iheart podcast