Nightcap - Nightcap - Hour 2: Why the NFL expanding to an 18-game season is inevitable

Episode Date: May 12, 2024

Shannon Sharpe and Chad "Ochocinco" Johnson discuss Joe Burrow's solution for an NFL 18-game season, attempt the Alphabet challenge, and answer listener questions!02:49 - Joe Burrow09:45 - Pizza Rat Viral Video15:30 - Nightcap Tales31:25 - Alphabet Challenge37:00 - Spell-O-Cinco43:00 - Dunk on Unc54:05 - Q and Ayyyyy(Timestamps may vary based on advertisements.)#Volume #ClubSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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and then you're going 12, 13 games in a row. That's not easy. Probably a Thursday night game thrown in there too. Maybe you could do something like the first bye is kind of how we have it now and the second bye everybody has it at once and you make it like the Pro Bowl week or something like an all-star break for the NBA. I don't know. We'll see how it plays out. You know, I kind of like that. Did I tell you it plays out. You know, I kind of like that.

Did I tell you that was coming, Ocho? I kind of like that. I told you. I said, Ocho, they're coming with 18 games. I did not tell you that was coming. Every time. The first thing the NFL always talks about, player safety.

We're doing, we're changing the rules for the betterment of the players and their safety. When you know, I wish the NFL would just stop playing, just come out and say it. We understand what your bottom line is. We know that. And the bottom line has always

been the same. It's about making as much money as possible. So if adding another game is going to create revenue, just say that. It's okay. I think early on, I think they might have had two bye weeks. The problem is that

I remember the Chargers one year, weeks. The problem is that I remember the Chargers one year, they bye week was the first week of the season. For real? Yeah. If I'm not mistaken, the league was crazy back then because one year we played

the Patriots, who's not in our division, twice. Played them home and away. That's weird. I think it might have been 94 where we had two. Look that up, Chap. I think we had two bye weeks in 94.

I think we did. I like that idea by Joey, though. That double bye week, if you're going to add another game, and then have a week where literally everybody's off, similar to an all-star break in the NBA in between seasons. I like that idea. Allowing players' bodies to recover, you know, allowing the body to reset, allowing the mind to reset,

and any injuries that are going on, depending on when other teams, I mean, this would be hard to structure because everyone's bye week at times is at different times. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, they got to do that. They got to do that. I like that idea a lot. Yeah.

Yeah, look, but here's the thing, Ocho. The record's about to get so skewed. The receiving record, the passing record, the sack record. Because think about it now. Do they add a game? Yes! Yeah. Yes!

Yeah, you're right. Can you imagine another game? Yeah, they'll take into account that... No, they don't. I mean, we... They don't take into account that... No, they don't. I mean, we... They don't take into account? We can. You know, the players.

How? The ones that have played because in understanding there's two added games or there's an added game. So when you reach a certain amount of numbers after what we played,

what, 16 weeks or was it 17? Yeah. We had 16. So, they're saying in 93 they had two bye weeks. I remember, like I said, I remember the two bye weeks. I know we had two bye weeks. I just, I was off a year. They reversed it in 94.

But yeah, we used to have two bye weeks, Socho. With 16 games. Dang. Dang. Yeah. That 18 games sound good, though. That's going to be a nice check. But they got to have an answer for the body.

They got to have an answer for the mental. If they have an answer and a plan for that stuff, you know, for the players, if we're always preaching player safety, if they have a plan for that,

I think it'd be a good thing. It'd be a good thing. Look, look, there's only so much, there's only so many ways you can create revenue without increasing the number of games. Right. I mean, where are you going to put it? I mean, I understand YouTube, Amazon.

I mean, you got CBS, Fox, NBC. I mean, ESPN. But without adding games, remember, I mean, you got CBS, Fox, NBC, ESPN. But without adding games, remember, Ocho, they went to a set. They did away with one buy, added a separate team to the playoffs. That's an extra game. We added 17. That's an extra 17 games. So without adding games, where else are you going to create revenue?

Because as you lose advertisers, obviously others want to get in. Where does revenue going to come from if you don't add games? I mean, you see the NBA, they're talking about decreasing games. Baseball, baseball been playing 162 for a long time. So you can't add no more to that. Hell, they're talking about decreasing games. Baseball, baseball been playing 162 for a long time.

So you can't add no more to that. Hell, they already playing from late March all the way to October. So you can't add any more. But you see what they did. They added a play-in game. They added a wild card. So they've increased it. What

did the NBA do? They had the play-in tournament. Added games. 7-8, 7-8 play. The winner is the 7th seed. Then the 8th seed played a winner, 9-10. That's the 8th seed. So we got three games out of that, Ocho. Look at that.

See what we did? Hey, I want to know. I want to know what them numbers looking like, though. The numbers looking good. Yeah, I mean, yeah. The NFL is probably doing $20 billion a year. Woo! And everybody get a piece of that pie.

You can go. All you got to do is look and see. You add another game. Everybody getting a piece of that little pie. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, you can look and see. You see what you're going to play 20 plus billion YouTube.

Yeah. You see what ESPN plays, Pace, Fox, CBS, NBC, Amazon paid a billion dollars for the Thursday night package. They paid $100 million for the Black Friday game. Where all that money go? Where all that money go, huh? They split up between who? The owners? The owners, The owners get...

The owners, just with the TV revenue, they get a check for about $300 million. Yeah. Now, that's not talking about local... That's not talking local TV.

Right. That's not talking about tickets, suites, merchandise, parking. Mm-hmm. Concession.

So? So, so, look, I'm all for it. As long as the players, as long as the players are getting their fair share, it is what it is.

I mean, there's really nothing you can do about it. As long as the players are getting their fair share, it is what it is. It's going to happen.

It's going to happen. Because here, Ocho, they justcho they just they just did the deal the collective bargaining deal three years ago it ain't been that long

the deal doesn't run out until 2030 they're already talking about 18 games six years left on this deal so they already tell you what's gonna happen

get your mind right fellas it's coming it's coming get your mind right, fellas. It's coming. It's coming. Get your mind right. So, that's where they all at. Ocho, check this out. There's a pizza rat

on the loose, Ocho. Watch this video and what would you... Check this video out. Pizza rat? Look at that. He eating the toppings on the delivery man

is eating the toppings. Oh, man, buddy. Tripping, what? See? How they courting? How they courting? There's cameras on the elevator. I know, but I'm just saying.

Man, buddy. Man, buddy. Tripping, man. Stop playing with me, man. You eating the toppings off my pizza? Matter of fact, depending on...

If I eat Pizza Hut, when I order Pizza Hut, I get sausage as my topping. That's easy to pick off. Yeah, it's easy to pick off. And I also don't know if you've been picking off

my goddamn sausage, too. Because when I open my pizza, and you know it's the way the layout is of a pizza. Yeah. And you got sausages missing. I'd be able to notice that.

Man, buddy, man, run me my money back, please. Nah, nah, run this ass with me. Nah, run this ass with me. Nah, I ain't finna, I ain't finna put my hands on you. Oh, Joe, man, you know, oh, first of all.

I ain't finna put my hands on you. Oh, Joe, you already know you hungry because you ordered it and you've been waiting 30 minutes anyway. Right, right, right. You're like, ooh, I can't wait to get this pizza. Ooh, ooh.

It's kind of like when you get the order, you're ready to get home and eat and guess what happened? Somebody that made them mess your order up. So now you're mad. Now you done waited all this time. And this mofo, he pick it. He done put his nasty ass

in. First of all, why you open the box? Hey, you know what? I would like, I know his camera's on the elevator. I'm trying to get down to how did they actually catch him and let the people know that he was taking the goddamn food off the people pizza. I'm sure, I mean, look, the camera probably did that. I don't know if they let the people know.

Oh, yeah, you're right. Golly, man. You going to let your customer know that you got a nasty mofo in there? No. Listen, if the goddamn people who he delivered that pizza to see that video and realize, well, wait a minute now. I ordered a pizza that happened to look like the same person that I tipped when they brought my pizza in.

I just don't look. I ordered a pizza that happened to look like the same person that I tipped when they brought my pizza in. Oh, I just don't, I just don't look. The first thing they doing, they going straight to court. My biggest problem, and I've had to learn and I'm getting better at this,

is that I expect people to behave like I would behave. And that's, and my therapist told me, said say shannon that's your biggest problem is that you expect people to act in a manner in which you would act i wouldn't eat nobody's pizza i wouldn't put you know you see people spitting in people's stuff and putting their hand in people's stuff doing because you wouldn't do that so why, why, why take a job, why take a job and do,

and do people stuff like that? Why would you do people like that? That's what I don't get. Don't make no sense. That's what irks me. Yeah. I, I just don't,

that, that, that, that bothers me, Ocho. It really does. And you know what they got me thinking about in high school too.

Remember I told you how if you got some food in your home and they walk by, you slap it out your hand real quick? Yeah. Hold on. What about the other one, though? When you got food in your hand or you got a plate or just something, they be like, you going to eat that?

And literally touch it? Oh, yeah. But see, here's the thing, Ocho. We already know we playing those. You remember that? Yes. We'll eat that, and then they literally touch it. All right, dog.

That used to be so, so funny. Ocho, let me tell you what we used to do. Even in camp, we grown, we grown-ass men. I used to go by and take all the peppers and loosen them up. When they pull the pepper, all the pepper going in. And all the pepper fall out. Man, I get it. They already know.

Hey, you better take that you better take that pepper that pepper shaker okay man ain't nobody man Sharp that's all you

bro how y'all know Sharp did it I mean everything that went wrong it was Sharp ain't nobody do that but yeah

come on bro you the culprit you the culprit yeah I mean how you think that make me feel Ocho man but uh You're the culprit. Yeah. I mean, how you think that make me feel, Ocho? Man. But like I said, man, people, Ocho, people be doing too much.

They really do. Now, if somebody beat the brakes off you for messing with their food, because everybody don't play. That's what I tell people. Everybody don't play like they play. Especially food and money. Food and money and people. Food don't play like you play. Especially food and money. Food and money and people. Food and money and people, kids.

Don't do that. Don't do that. Nope. Nope. Nope. Man, that ain't nothing but a little bit of money. But it's mine. It's mine.

And I don't care if it ain't nothing but a quarter. Four quarters. That whole dollar. It belong to me. Yeah, that's all mine. And I don't care if it ain't nothing but a quarter, four quarters. That whole dollar, it belong to me. Yeah, that's all mine. Ocho, now it's time for, oh, do we got a, do we got a graphic

for Nightcap Tales? Oh, okay. Thanks, man. Ocho, Nightcap Tales, this week's question was, what's the craziest thing you did to get your crush attention here's the answer of the week

I had a friend trip her up so she could fall in my arms and it sparked the conversation from there aww I like that that's real notebookish that's real creative I like it

Mariam Leonard said That's real notebook-ish. That's real creative. I like it. I like it. Mariam Leonard said, learned his schedule and kept accidentally bumping into him. I like that. That's a good one. A little stalker-ish.

It's cute. It's cute. It's very thoughtful. You were very attentive, obviously, knowing his schedule. Some people, depending on how you look,

you know, depending on how you look, you know, depending on how you look, you're stalkerish. Ooh, Ocho, check this out. Laura Williams said, got a job at the same place she worked

only to find out she was smashing a dude on house arrest. Ah. You know, women love them a thug, man. Hey, I guess you should've got arrested too.

Yeah. One thing, one thing about it, women love them a thug. And Hey, I guess you should have got arrested too. Yeah. One thing about it. Women love them a thug. And that's it. You know, just the bad boy, the image, the aura, just something about it. Something about it. You're not supposed to bring them home to mama. That's exactly what they love.

DJ underscore, yes, sir. Transferred into the honors map. Transferred into honors math and got her to be my math tutor that's a good one I ain't I'm still far away I'm gonna catch up coming out the math class and I ain't going up in there

the real Quinn Porter acting like she ran me over okay uh try to convince her I was Usher's cousin hey that name that name drop put you in the dough now that gets you in the dough oh yeah get you in the dough used to work at a call center and we put the customers on hold to straight up disconnect their call just to go talk to her or walk her to her car etc etc damn i like that.

High school ninth grade, she played basketball and was on the team. So I said, you know what? I shall go up to her and watch her play. Made her sign everything just to watch her ride the bench

and come in when it was a blowout. Long story short, they got cooked, I got ghosted. Hey, locked myself out of my apartment then asked her to call

the locksmith. It worked. Oh, one caddy boy for real said, I went to go shake the covers with a sister. Man, y'all played too much.

You for real? Yeah, I ain't on no sister. I don't do sisters. I don't do sisters. I don't do sisters and best friends. I can't play with family like that. Mm-mm. No, sister and best friend.

Oh, used to talk to my best friend. Okay. Thanks for telling me. We good then. No, I don't do that. No more. I just playing on you. Hey, I'm just playing, Ocho. Hey, I'm just playing.

Chat, I'm playing. I am playing. You got to clear that up with them. You know, chat, take everything. You know, they be just, man, man, you see what it... And then everybody be picking this up, what you and I be talking about. Man, man, you heard what Unc say, man. Unc be doing too much.

Hit with Ocho. So I was just playing. Okay, Ocho, gave me an idea. Tell the girl I lost my phone and use her to call that I have a number. Let's just say I ended up

on this end crazy list. Yeah, thanks, Ocho. You remember you gave that advice. Well, you got to learn how to do it right. It all depends on you. It's worked for me multiple times throughout the years. You just didn't execute it the right way.

I'm sorry. I apologize. Dude said he got her pregnant. He did? That's what he said. Hey, check this out. Let me tell you what I did. I saw this, what?

You know, I had a camcorder. You know, Black College Beach Week, Ocho. Oh, yeah, it is. Back into that? Yeah, in the day. Yeah, early 90s, you know. Yes, sir. I was like, ooh! That's all I can say,

because I was driving, she was walking back. Walking back. Never thought I could, never thought I would bump into her again. Oh. Lo and behold. Ha, you got the old school you know how spiky you know how spiky you know how spiky

you know how spiky I been hey hey I had this thing come on now you know they call me spiky do the right thing

yeah so you know I had on that thing so you know I had on so guess what about about two weeks later we had something similar. We had called it Orange Crush. Me, myself, Sidney Montgomery, and a dude named Paris.

I don't remember Paris' last name. Obviously, Savannah's close by the ocean. I was like, man. And I was talking about, because I was one of the only ones that went. I said, man, we ought to have something like that. He said, you think? I said, yeah, man. Let's just tell them next Saturday, everybody just show up at the beach. We ain't have, we ought to have something like that. He said, you think? I said, yeah, man, let's just tell them next Saturday

everybody just show up at the beach. We ain't have no permits. We ain't have nothing. Hey, guys, we going out to Tybee. Blah, blah, blah. So they showed up. Lo and behold, who I see, Ocho, the chick from Daytona. How you remember it was her?

She had that short haircut? But look here. The one thing O'Shea would tell you. Come on, now. I don't forget a name, a face, or an incident. You know what I'm saying? You know what I'm saying? A name, a face, or an incident.

O'Shea gonna remember that. Yes, sir. She would like that? What? Find her them frog here. You ain't even know frogs had here. That's how fine she was. Yeah.

Woo. So, lo and behold, come to find out, she went to Georgia Southern. Okay. My cousin went to Georgia Southern.

Ooh, you in the dough. You in the dough. I hit him up. I said, cuz, I need to, hey. He said,

yeah, man, I know her. I need to call her. I said, cuz, cuz, I need to get hey. He said, yeah, man, I know. I need to call. I said, cuz. Cuz, I need to get that info. Right. Cuz.

I said, man, I think, I think you like go jogging early in the morning. He said, cuz I seen her when I'm coming back from, when I'm, when I'm going, when I'm coming back from class. Right. She coming, when she, when she going, coming from running, I'm going to class. Right. I said, look here. I said, Ian, you need to miss class for a couple of days and get my number. There you go.

Sure enough, cuz right on cue. Right. Hey, my cuz say he saw you. He trying to holler at you. Let him get it. Let him get it. Got me that number. Yeah.

I wear that. Hey, he got me that number like on a Monday. Yes, sir. Tuesday, I put that big body I went down. He got me that number like on a Monday. Tuesday, I put that big body on the road. I put that big body on the road. You hit the road in the car? Did I? You know, Georgia, Southern Savannah from Statesburg to Savannah ain't

nothing. What? Which y'all did. Where y'all went? You know. Look here. O'Shea. O'Shea, I'm telling you. Now, look here. You're about to be 56 in about a month.

When they say O'Shea was hell, when he was well, wasn't nothing like it. Yeah. Wasn't nothing like it. Good times ain't going to owe Shannon Sharp nothing. Right. Pray to the Lord, don't call me home tonight.

But if he does, got no complaints from Shannon. Yeah. Got nothing, nothing. That's a good one. That's a good one. I might have ain't left the country, but I done been to plenty of states. Not good enough. But old Cug came through for me.

Cug came through. Cug sat there and said, hey, he said, Cud, man, I had to sit out here on this bitch for like three days. You still talk to this individual? Or y'all don't love communication?

Nah, nah. She done got married. She got married. Actually, check this out. I got a homegirl that they became best friends. Okay. We went to rival high school.

Right. Tracy, I know you're watching. What up, Tracy? What up? My homegirl, she went to Reidsville. Right.

I went to Glenville, same county, Tattnall County. We knew of each other. She dated a dude on the football team. I played, I played and,

you know, he and I did I played and you know he and I we you know we bloodied heat but but hey and we ended up hey

and then once I got to know her hey we gonna be here we gonna be there she make it happen for the boy now

Tracy and I we still in contact I talk to her every so often we follow each other on social media but I we talk we talk

a couple of times a year. You know, she came out, brought her kids out. Her kids know me. I met her husband. We cool. I mean, we go, but like I said, I've been knowing her 40 years, so hell. But you know what I'm saying, Ojo? You know what I'm saying? I do. Would I? Would I do?

OJ! OJ! But you was here. Yeah. Would I do? Oh, oh, yay. But you was, you was, you was here. You was, you was, you was,

you was here with you as well. Was I? I ain't, I ain't, I ain't got, I ain't got no exciting stories like that, man. Hey,

y'all, I can't, I'm saving, I'm saving a real good story for the book. Okay. You're going to write you a book? Hell no, I ain't writing no book, Ocho. I've had opportunities.

You ain't want to do it? I just had an opportunity for $2 million to do a book. You ain't want to do it? No, Ocho, because the stuff that I would reveal going to rip families apart. Some things you just take to your grave. Yeah, I know what you're talking about. Because the person that's involved on the other end

ain't got nothing to do with this. Yeah, I got you. And me running my big mouth, no, never, never. The things that I talk about involve me. Right. And they know, you know, I don't give no names. I would never, never, ever do that. No, no.

So I'm saying, look, I'm good. God has blessed me to put me in a situation. I got nightcap with you. I got club Shay Shay. Hey, I'm doing the ESPN. I got a lot of things going on. And I don't need to write no damn book. I ain't going to never get that desperate.

And I hate saying never, but I'm never going to get that desperate. Because that ain't what I do. I keep my mouth shut. But that was, ooh ain't what I do. I keep my mouth shut. But that was... Oh, Shay, man. Man, when Shay was like 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42. Oh, man. All of the years?

What? I was on the street like LeBron. You know LeBron got 21 years? I was on the street like LeBron, man. Well, you better than me. I was just joking. I was just joking. I had a top spot.

I ranked number one for about 15 years straight. I was like the North Carolina women's soccer team. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Y'all don't know. Y'all better look up the North Carolina women's soccer team back in the 80s and 90s. I was on the street like that. I ain't get a chance

to be outside like that, man. It's unfortunate. I had that U.S. at Dodge one, at Euro step. Dodge one. Dodge another. Lay up. Lay up.

Damn, man. I just played. I just played. I wasn't that bad. I didn't miss out. You ain't miss out on that. You ain't miss out on that. Dead with the days, Ocho. You ain't been sad or nothing. You ain't been sad or nothing. Whew. Dead with the days, Ocho. I don't want them to come back.

Yeah, right. And you spent your days having fun. I spent my days playing video games. And still to this day, at the ripe age of 56, I'm still playing video games. I don't know what it's like to club. I don't know what it's like to pop bottles.

I don't know what alcohol tastes like. I don't know, man. I don't know. None of like to club. I don't know what it's like to pop bottles. I don't know what alcohol tastes like. I don't know. I don't know. None of the, none of the, none of the, I love hearing the stories. Oh, the stories are fascinating. I mean, obviously when I'm here in the off season, hearing the stories of my friends, former, no, former and current NFL players that go to club live. I love hearing the stories about people here in my, I go to a booby trap.

That'd be all my life. I want to go there. I've been here all my life. I ain't even there all my life. Yeah, I want to go there. I've been there all my life. I ain't even been to Booby Trap yet. I've been there all my life. I ain't even been to Club Live yet. But the stories are so fascinating and intriguing. The one thing I can't get over is the amount of money it takes

to operate in those type environments. It ain't happening. It ain't happening, Kevin. It ain't happening. Ever. But Ojo, you know what? I was really, I was never a club guy. Right.

I used to, like, the only time I went to the club, like, up here, Prime used to have a club when he was with the Falcons. Yeah. Yeah, they had Diamonds and Pearls. They had, you know,

they had 112. I mean, hey, and so long the time, you know, you come up here and it's something like freak, dick. I mean, it was. Right. I know. Wow. Wow.

Yeah, I could imagine. I could imagine. Especially back. Yeah. Those that know won't tell. I could imagine. Those that know won't tell. Those that tell won't tell those that tell

won't know yeah oh Shay Shay flew up under the radar you know what I'm saying yeah I had government

like the government got the planes now that can fly up under like the stealth bombers those B-2s that they can fly and the radar undetectable

that's how your boy right right right I was so low I was undetectable yeah all you gotta do is fly low to, right, right, right. I was so low, I was undetectable. Yeah, all you got to do is fly low to the water. I ain't going to tell you how to do that, but just fly low to the water. Travel solo. Hey, Shea, travel solo.

Hey, man, because you see Thor and Fire, big dudes together. Oh, they got to play. Nah, I'm by myself. Right. Hey. I'm a leper. I hunt alone. Solitary, too. You know what I'm saying myself. Right. Hey. I'm a leper. I hunt alone. Solitary, too.

You know what I'm saying, Ocho? I'm a solitary creature. Anything happen, you ain't got no, ain't no, no. Ain't got to worry about nobody telling my business. Speak it on. Hey, nope. Nope. Too many people know, Ocho. Mm-mm.

Mm-mm. Mm-mm. Can't do 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. Through raw conversations, real stories, and actionable guidance, you can learn to face the mountain that is in front of you. You will never be able to change or grow through the thing that you refuse to identify. The thing that you refuse to say, hey, this is my mountain. This is the struggle. This is the thing that's in front of me. You can't make that

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Your mountain is that. Listen to Made for This Mountain on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. A lot of times the big economic forces we hear about on the news show up in our lives in small ways. Three or four days a week, I would buy two cups of banana pudding. But the price has gone up, so now I only buy one. The demand curve in action, And that's just one of the things we'll be covering on Everybody's Business from Bloomberg Businessweek. I'm Max

Chavkin. And I'm Stacey Vanek-Smith. Every Friday, we will be diving into the biggest stories in business, taking a look at what's going on, why it matters, and how it shows up in our everyday lives. But guests like Businessweek editor Brad Stone, sports reporter Randall Williams, and consumer spending expert Amanda Mull will take you inside the boardrooms, the backrooms, even the signal chats that make our economy tick. Hey, I want to learn about VeChain. I want to buy some blockchain or whatever it is that they're doing. So listen to Everybody's Business on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

I'm Michael Kassin, founder and CEO of 3C Ventures and your guide on Good Company, the podcast where I sit down with the boldest innovators shaping what's next. In this episode, I'm joined by Anjali Sood, CEO of Tubi, for a conversation that's anything but ordinary. We dive into the competitive world of streaming, how she's turning so-called niche into mainstream gold, connecting audiences with stories that truly make them feel seen. What others dismiss as niche, we embrace as core. It's this idea that there's so many stories out there, and if you can find a way to curate and help the right person discover the right content, the term that we always hear from our audience is that they feel seen. Get a front row seat to where media, marketing, technology, entertainment, and sports collide. And hear how leaders like Anjali are carving out space and shaking things up a bit in the

most crowded of markets. Listen to Good Company on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Ocho, guess what? Yeah. People have asked us to attempt the alphabet challenge. Okay. Do you know anything

about the alphabet challenge? I've seen clips of it. I've seen clips of it. So we gonna learn. When I think about the alphabet, I know it front, forward, and backwards. So, I'm ready. Okay.

All right. So, how are we going to play this? What do we start? We start with Ash. Okay. All right. We start. So, you want me to start or you want Ocho to start?

Hold on. Hold on. You start with A and do what, though? So I give you A and you got to say a word, either the food or a word, or any word, Ash. Okay, so...

Okay. I'm going to start. So the first word, the first letter is A Right Apples are good for you Right Now you got B

So you stay Ready Yes Big ass roach Okay Carrots Are high in beta carotene Okay. Carrots are high in beta-carotene. Now you got D.

Damn, she look fine. E. Electricity is essential. Friday After Next is one of the best movies ever. I gotta write, I gotta write, I gotta write the alphabet.

You got G. Okay. Girls like to have fun. Hell no. She on a period. What? You got I.

A, B, C, D, E, F. No. I did H. A, B, C, D, E. H. Okay. Horses No, I had H I did hell nah

You got Okay, so I got I Okay, okay I, I, I, I Uh Irish setters are my least favorite dog J Irish setters are my least favorite dog. J.

Juicy J won an Oscar. Kim Kardashian is a great businesswoman. Lana Del Rey is a great musician. Hmm. You got M. Music. Music. Is my favorite pastime.

Never, ever say what you can't do Opossum Make great pets Pig feet Is very good Quarterbacks Are played handsomely Uruguay damn you skipped R

you just went you just said that you just did R no I did Q R Raiders. Sauerkraut should not be put on hot dogs. Transvestites are people too.

What? I'm just saying. Umbrellas are essential in the rain. Hey, what's after you? V. V? Yes. Valentine's Day?

She ain't getting none. Let's see. Washington is my fifth favorite state. What's that with a W? X? X-Men was a good movie. Why? Why?

Why? Yoo-hoo was my favorite chocolate drink. What do you know about Yoo-hoo, boy? No, you don't know about that. Zebra cakes was my favorite snack. I like that. I like that.

How do we do, chat? All right. Oh, Joe. Yo. Nice. alright uh Ocho now it's time for your favorite segment let's see if you can go five for five it's called Spello Seeker oh yeah

okay okay wait a minute let me get my hat I can't do my segment without my hat now. You ready? Yeah. The word is rapport. Unk and Ocho are said to have great rapport. You know what? I don't even know how to spell that, but I'm just going to go. I'm going to take a whiff at it.

R-E-P-O-I-R-E. R-E-P-O-I-R-E. R-E-P-O-I-R-E. That is incorrect. The correct spelling is R-A-P-P-O-R-T. Yeah, I didn't even know that one. Okay, I just threw that. Okay. The next word is chauffeur.

Chauffeur. The next word Is chauffeur Ocho doesn't like to drive So he rented a chauffeur To take him and Rel out tonight Chauffeur Chauffeur C-H-A-F-F U-E-R Incorrect

Damn it C-H-A-U-F-F-E-R. Incorrect. Damn it. C-H-A-U-F-F-E-U-R. Damn it. Okay, okay, okay, okay. These are words I haven't had to use in many of years. But go, come on now. Come on. Yes.

The next word is... Hmm. Come on, Ocho. Make sure I'm... Huh? It's liaison. What? Liaison.

What the hell is that? It's a... A person that helps close a deal. Or it's a A person that helps Close a deal Or it's a person that Is an intermediary A mediator Yes

I don't know how to Can you use the word in the sentence please When we go to France We're going to need a liaison Can you use the word in the sentence, please? When we go to France, we're going to need a liaison to help us break through the language barrier. Wait, I speak French. You just heard me speak French earlier. When we go to France,

we're going to need a liaison. Liaison. Liaison. Liaison. Liaison. Liaison. Oh, hell no. I can't go for 0 for 3. Can I skip this and have another word? Yes.

Yeah, I appreciate that. Thank you, thank you, thank you. Because I ain't never heard no goddamn liaison. I can't go 0 for 3 now. I can't do that. How about this one? This word is called quintessential. What?

Quintessential. Quint? Quintessential. Quintessential. Quint. Quintessential. Quintessential. Quint. Essential. Quintessential. Q-U-I-N-T-E-S-S-E-T-I-L-A-S. quintessential quintessential quintessential quintessential quintessential

close damn man quint quintessential quintessential quintessential that's not what I said no

you want to go back to the other one hell nah L. Quintessential. That's not what I said, huh? No. You want to go back to Empress? You want to go back to the other one? Hell nah. Liaison? Nah, I don't know how to spell that. Okay. Okay. I think this word is pronounced indubitably. Indubitably.

In who? Indu. Oh, hell, boy. Hey, y'all. Ooh, y'all got y'all stumping me tonight with these words here, man. Indubitably. Indubitably. Indubitably. Indubitably.

Indubitably. I mean, obviously, I-N-D-U-B. I-N-D-U-B-U-D-L-Y. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know that one. Indubitably. It's I-N-D-U-B-I-T-A-B-L-Y.

That's what I said. Without a doubt. That's what I said. Without a doubt. Ocho. That was bad but I got one yeah

you didn't do you didn't do too good tonight but there's always tomorrow damn there's always tomorrow that was rough Chet I apologize man I mean

I was there I was close I let y'all down like I mean listen I'm telling NBA players go

go go three for 17 on the night. This is one of those nights for me when it comes to spelling. Maybe tomorrow? Hell, tomorrow I might shoot from 80% from the field. You might get it. Yeah.

Damn, that hurt, man. That hurt. That hurt. All right, Ocho. It's time to exact some revenge. It's called Dunk On Up. Huh? I got my revenge. Come on, chat. Here we go. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah.

Here we go. Lawrence Taylor, who may... Excuse me. Lawrence Taylor, who many consider the greatest NFL defender ever, became the second defender to win the NFL MVP in 1986. Who was the first

defender to win an MVP? I got it. How will you do this one? Actually, he served on the Minnesota Supreme Court, the great Alan Page of the Purple People Eaters. Okay, okay, okay, okay.

That was good. If I'm not mistaken, he went to the Alan Page of the Purple People Eaters. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. That was good. That was good. If I'm not mistaken, he went to the University of Notre Dame. Okay. Thank you for the extra credit. I appreciate that. Thank you.

Okay. The 2000 Ravens, Munsters of the Midway, Legion of the Boom are all recognized as historic defenses. Yes. Which NFL defense allowed the fewest points per game in the 14-game era? What NFL defense allowed the fewest points

per game in the 14-game era? So that means it had to be prior. I would say the steel curtain. That is absolutely wrong. The answer is 1977 Falcons that allowed 9.2 points per game.

9.2 points per game. Yeah. Okay. You won and won. Question number three. What legacy NFL franchise has never, never

had the number one overall pick in the NFL draft? No expansion teams. That's never had the number one overall draft. Ever. Ever had the number one overall draft ever had the number one overall pick in the NFL draft and we're not doing any expansion no no no no no no no no

I don't know. Broncos. Man, you just threw that. Man, you knew it. Man. You're cheating, man. Nah, man. Come on, chat.

Come on, chat. Nah, the chat. Come on, chat. The chat must have gave you that answer, man. Come on, chat. Hey, you cheating. You cheating on that one. All right.

Fourth question. What two legacy NBA franchises have never changed their name or relocated in their entire existence? Again, no expansion teams. What two legacy NBA franchises have never changed their name or relocated in their entire existence? I'll say the Knicks. I'm going to say Oh yeah

Chat we got him on the rope It's the Nick I'll say Nick's Nick Celtics I'll go Nick Celtics I think it's the Bulls though I'm going to say Nick Celtics You cheated again You cheated again I think it's the Bulls, though. I'm going to say Nick Celtics.

You cheated again. Come on! You cheated again. Matter of fact, hold on. Let me see something. Come on, chat! Come on, chat! Stand up!

Nah, see, the chat putting the answers, man. That's the chat. Chat, stand up! Hey, the chat, y'all got to stop putting the answers, man. And Ocho. O And, Ocho, Ocho, Ocho, you know I got high-speed internet back here on the computer down there. Nah, man, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah.

When you be pondering, see, you be pondering, and the chat hear the question, and they start typing the answer in the chat, then you like, you look up. No, but here's the thing. No, you get, I swear, I put that on my credit. When you say legacy franchises,

there are only a handful of them. You got to realize the Lakers started out in Minneapolis. They were the Minneapolis Lakers. So now, when you think the Warriors, they're not a legacy franchise, although they won a lot, but they moved. So for me, the Knicks,

the Knickerbockers, and like the Celtics. Right. So. All right. All right. Then I was going to go with the Bulls, but I was like,

Knicks, Celtics. All right. Here we go. Three NBA teams had opposing players score 60 or more points against them twice. Three NBA teams had opposing players score 60 or more points against them twice. Who are these three teams?

This year or in their history? That's a good question. That's a good question. That's a good question. Let's say recently, this year. Oh, Lord. Uh. 3 points 60 points 60 points or more

damn damn that's a lot that is oh man I'm seeing uh man this year this year

I know the Hawks gave up 73 okay 73 who scored 73 points this year. I know the Hawks gave up 73. Okay. 73? Who scored 73 points? Luka. Remember after that game,

Joel Embiid scored 70? You got one right. Luka scored. You got one right. The Spurs gave up 70 to Joel Embiid. There you go. That's two right. There'siid. There you got, that's two, right? There's one more.

That's crazy. They can have a night like that and then just go right, right back to being normal again Whoo we follow Three ah Let's go Oh Oh, my God. Oh, I don't know the team.

I know Carl Anthony Towns scored 60, and they lost. I think it was against the Bulls. Yeah, that wasn't one of the answers. Okay. But you want it or? Yeah, I mean, because I'm trying to think. I mean, I know Carl Anthony's child scored 60 because he had 60 the same night that Joel Embiid had 70. Might have scored 62.

I don't know. Did he do it against the Raptors? I don't know. I give up. All right. The answer is against the Indiana Pacers, Devin Booker and Giannis. I took a capunco. Yeah, Giannis had 60 when they kept the ball from him.

And Devin Booker, I'm assuming he had 60-plus as well against the Pacers. What you call him? What you call him? Who did Carl Anthony Towns score the points against? Okay, I feel pretty good. I got three, right? Listen, you did way better than me because I got the half of my face. I got one right, right?

No? No. Yeah, I went over five? Over. God, that's embarrassing. Ooh. 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. Through raw conversations, real stories, and actionable guidance, you can learn to face the mountain that is in front of you. You will never be able to change or grow through the thing that you refuse to identify. The thing that you refuse to say,

hey, this is my mountain. This is the struggle. This is the thing that's in front of me. You can't make that mountain move without actually diving into that. May is Mental Health Awareness Month, a time to conquer the things that once felt impossible and step boldly into the best version of yourself

to awaken the unstoppable strength that's inside of us all. So tune into the podcast, focus on your emotional well-being, and climb your personal mountain. Because it's impossible for you to be the most authentic you. It's impossible for you to be the most authentic you. It's impossible for you to love you fully if all you're doing is living to please people.

Your mountain is that. Listen to Made for This Mountain on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. A lot of times the big economic forces we hear about on the news show up in our lives in small ways. Three or four days a week, I would buy two cups of banana pudding. But the price has gone up, so now I only buy one. The demand curve in action. And that's just one of the things we'll be covering on Everybody's Business from Bloomberg Businessweek. I'm Max Chavkin.

And I'm Stacey Vanek-Smith. Every Friday, we will be diving into the biggest stories in business, taking a look at what's going on, why it matters, and how it shows up in our everyday lives. But guests like Businessweek editor Brad Stone, sports reporter Randall Williams, and consumer spending expert Amanda Mull will take you inside the boardrooms, the backrooms, even the signal chats that make our economy tick. Hey, I want to learn about VeChain. I want to buy some blockchain or whatever it is that they're doing. So listen to Everybody's Business on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. I'm Michael Kassin, founder and CEO of 3C Ventures and your

guide on Good Company, the podcast where I sit down with the boldest innovators shaping what's next. In this episode, I'm joined by Anjali Sood, CEO of Tubi, for a conversation that's anything but ordinary. We dive into the competitive world of streaming, how she's turning so-called niche into mainstream gold, connecting audiences with stories that truly make them feel seen. What others dismiss as niche, we embrace as core. It's this idea that there 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. All right. It's time for the last segment of the night, don't you? Yes, sir. And it's called Q&A. Eldrin Logan said, Hey, how can I get LaPorte to Virginia?

Tried to order, but unable to do so. Ocho, when will Boa Vida be ready to order? We back. We back. We're back having to forefather the event. Actually, we're coming to Virginia we're looking to get the state activated but I don't know if that's going to happen before Father's Day

uh what is it we don't ship to Virginia um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um

um um um um um um um um

um um um um um um um um

um um um um um um um um

um um um um um um um um

um um um um um um um um

um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um out the state, but I couldn't tell you how you could go about ordering if we don't ship

to said state. I am sorry about that, but hopefully we can get something worked out for you, bro. Bobby Shaw said, can you shout out my boy, Mr. Willie? He's mad he saw you and couldn't tell you how good your cognac is. Bobby, appreciate that, man. I appreciate the support. Mr. Willie,

bro, I appreciate the support. You purchased in a bottle of Shade by La Portier and I'm glad you liked it that's our that's our goal is to make sure we make

some of the best premium cognac we think we have the best VSOP on the market and from all the the positive feedback

that we've been getting thank you very much so I appreciate that both of you guys yes sir Derrick Jr. said who's the best dancer in y'all family positive feedback that we've been getting. Thank you very much. So I appreciate that, both of you guys. Yes, sir. Derrick Jr. said, who's the best dancer in y'all family? Bro, I couldn't tell you. My family,

I'm, well, you know what? It's out of me. My daughters, Sade, the one that just pledged AK. Just pledged, just went over, yeah. Yeah, boy, she can go. She can go. My daughter, Mo she can go. She can go. My daughter, Mocha, can dance.

My oldest went to New World School of Arts, so obviously she has a dance background. She can dance as well. More traditional, modern jazz dancing. I think I'm sure she can do hip-hop, but I'm still the better dancer of everyone, of everyone. Definitely me, of everyone. Definitely me.

Definitely me. Yeah, there ain't no dancers in my family. I don't know if my kids can dance, I don't think. I mean, maybe my oldest daughter. I know me and my brother and my sister. Whoa. Now that, you know, I hate to go off topic, now that you talk about dance and a dream of mine that I wish it could have came into fruition. Obviously,

I love the arts. I love theater. A lot of people might not know this about me, but my grandmother. My grandmother is one of the reasons why I'm so cultured as far as when it comes to music, genres of music that I like to listen to, and my love for dance as well. I'll never forget, 1988, my grandmother took me to the Gussman Theater to see Alvin Ailey Dance Company. From 1988 up until this point, I have yet. Obviously, COVID messed everything up when COVID hit. I've never missed Alvin Ailey once they come to town in Miami. I have a huge, huge fascination with what Judith Jamison put together. Now I think the director is Robert, wait, is it Robert Bailey?

I might have the name wrong. It's slipping my mind, but I love. If you ever get the opportunity to see Revelations, to see them do that piece revelations, or if you want to, you want to YouTube it. Oh, one of the best. And I've always wanted to perform. I've always wanted to perform with them. And just obviously I'm old now. The moves are still there, but just. Oh, man, I could I could almost cry.

That's how that's how that's how passionate I am about dance Lord Day said Ocho you look like Dobie from Harry Potter you a Harry Potter fan? nah I don't know who Dobie is is he and don't start me lying hell I don't know who it is either I ain't watch Harry Potter

here you think I look like Dobie? man I told you I don't watch Harry Potter whoever Dobie is Man, I told you I don't watch Harry Potter. Whoever Dobie is, he must be some type of fascinating, sexy specimen. If not, it makes no sense on what she's talking about.

I have an uncle we used to call Uncle Dobie. DeJuan Hein said, Uncle Nocho name one guy at each of you guys respective positions that you feel are underrated

for me it's Jeremy Shockey at tight end Herman Moore at wide receiver let me see underrated doesn't get the credit

that they deserve you know what I'm going to go I'm going to go with my fellow my fellow teammate Doesn't get the credit that they deserve. You know what? I'm going to go with my fellow teammate, Taraj. Houshman Zada. Houshman Zada doesn't get the credit that he deserves. Fabulous.

Fabulous. Fabulous. Fabulous. You know who underrated? Who? B. Lloyd. Brandon Lloyd. Oh, yeah.

Brandon Lloyd. Massively. That's a good one. Massively underrated. I mean, there's so Lloyd. Oh, yeah. Brandon Lloyd. That's a good one. Massively underrated. I mean, there's so many ways. Think about Ocho if he'd have had the technology glove with the catch he was making back then with no technology. With the leather, yeah. Yeah.

And Brandon probably wear a 2X goddamn glove man he look like he gotta wear a 3X yeah yeah he was good he was good Shockey Shockey was very he wasn't underrated it was him is that the injuries robbed him cause he made Pro Bowls while he was healthy

it's just that he wasn't able to stay healthy for an extended period of time uh that he wasn't able to stay healthy for an extended period of time. Man, that was a good question. I like that. For me, I think for me, Todd Christensen, rest his soul, I think because he played, even though he went to Pro Bowls, Ocho, is that he played in the era with Ozzy and Kelly. Right, right, right, right.

And, you know, sometimes it's like, if you played in the era with Peyton and Brady, hell, you're a quarterback. It's like, what year did you play? Right. Because it's kind of like they overshadow you. It's kind of like, you know, when you play in an era with Jordan,

it's almost like ain't nobody else playing. Ain't nobody else playing. Because they're talking about Jordan, Jordan. Well, you know, when you play in an era with Jordan, it's almost like ain't nobody else playing. Because they're talking about Jordan, Jordan. You know, there were other players that played. Hell, everybody in the 80s and 90s, unless you magical bird, is underrated because that was Jordan. And so if you play, if you want bird

magic, in the 80s, people are like, huh? Because think about it. Moses Malone won MVP. He got three MVPs in the 80s. Kareem won an MVP in the 80s.

Won a finals MVP. But Bird, think about it. Bird and Magic, they won six of the 10 MVPs that, yeah. Moses won two. Bird and Magic. They won six of the 10 MVPs. Damn! Moses won two. Doc won one. Jordan. Ta-da! The end.

So, yeah, that was a great question. Dr. Frankie L. Bellamy said, if you could wake up tomorrow with a new skill or talent, what would it be and how would you use it? Ooh! If I could wake up with a new skill and a talent, what would it be and how would you use it? If I could wake up with a new skill and a talent, it would be the best. A skill or a talent.

You'll get to have both of them. Damn, Greedy. Or a skill? A skill or a talent. Alright, the skill would be the best boxer at 147 and 154 and 168. Well, damn! Greedy! Yeah, because I want to fight but I want to fight Bud. I want to fight best boxer at 147 and 154 and 168. What? Damn! Yeah, because I want to fight

Bud. I want to fight Boots. Then I want to go up and wait. I want to fight Canelo. Then I want to fight Caleb Plant. Then I want to fight Benavidez. And I want to beat all their ass. And that's it. Why are you laughing? It's a hypothetical

that's what I want to do that would be like that would be like that's like Mayweather that's not well Mayweather well like actually

Pacquiao was like an eight division champ I think Floyd is a four division champ I think Floyd went from from what 35 40

47 54 Pacquiao went from like 120 to 154. Roy went from 60, 68, 75. Heavyweight. To heavyweight. Yeah.

Four or five. Because Roy started at junior middleweight, which is 154. Another. Whew. I don't know if you can go up that high, Ocho. Wait. The question was what skill. If I get the skill that I want and need, I'll be just fine.

I don't know if you can gain that kind of weight. It's easier to go from the lighter weights up to Pacquiao from 120 to go to 154 as opposed to going from 147 to 200. My skill is going to be so impeccable. I'm going to just fight a heavyweight at my weight.

Not that size. You got to be at least... I mean, not a... This was the hypothetical. But you're too small What you gonna do with Fury? Who? At 6'9", 270 and you 147

Yeah, what Fury at? Don't play at me, man Don't play at me If I could have a skill or talent I want to be able to play a musical instrument Oh, that's a good one Now that's a good one I want to play a musical instrument

That's a good one The first one, I want to play the musical instrument. That's a good one. The first one, I want to play the trumpet. And piano. The piano. I knew, yep. Piano, yeah. Saxophone.

Alto, tenor, or baritone. And then the drums. Well, God, well, damn, Prince. No, I'm just saying, if I want to play, that's the order. You can't have all of them.

You totally want to be first. No, I just want to be able to play. If I can saying if I want to play, that's the order. You can't have all of them. No, I just want to be able to play. If I can play, I want to be able to play a musical instrument. And I just listed one in the order. I know I ain't going to be able to play them all. Right, right, right. Like Dizzy Gillespie or Brandon Marcellus. But yeah,

that's what I do. That's what I would want to play. Because I can't fix I can't fix-ish I can't build nothing I did build a toolbox and a shot glass I did make a shirt in home ec made some poached eggs

I mean you know you had to take home you know girl couldn't cook a leg. Miss Odom. Hey, shout out. Rest your soul, Miss Odom. Miss Odom was my home, was my, uh, was my home ec teacher. Uh, uh, uh, Wayne Sutton was my, uh, was my, uh, ag teacher, ag one and two, ag shop. Um, but I, you know, obviously, you know, I was good in Ag because, hell, I worked on the farm.

So I knew all the hogs. I knew all the cattle. I knew the pre-emergence, post-emergence. I knew crop, the rotation. So, you know, I aced that. But that's what I want. If I can have a skill or talent, I want to be able to play a musical instrument. Yeah, that's a good one.

Yep. Laney Ray said, if you never played football and made the Olympic team back in the day, in what event do you think you would have competed well in? Well, I was a triple jumper. I was an All-American triple jumper, so that's what I'd have been good at. Olympic event.

Knowing me. I was three-time state champion in triple jumps, so obviously I think that would have been what I'd have been good at. Shoot it. My daughter. My daughter's good in the 400, 800. That is your daughter. Ain't running for you. You. What would you've been good at. Shoot it. My daughter is good in the 400, 800. That is your daughter ain't running for you. You. What would you have been good at? Slowpoke.

Child please. Probably the 200. Probably the one. 200 or one. Ain't no way. You running 4-6 coming out. You gonna run. You good at no 100 or 200. I mean it was a hypothetical. No. Hypothetically they said hold on. What event would you have competed well?

Right. 4.6, guys, don't run to 100 meters. Can I ask you a question? Yes. You really think I ran a 4.6 just because the time says 4.6? That's what the time said. The time said,

have you seen me play before? Yes. You know damn good and well I don't run no 4.6. I slipped. I slipped. Listen. I slipped. Listen, I slipped, got up, and kept running.

And guess what? And the second time you ran, they said 4.6 again. I didn't run twice. My next time running was in L.A. at Dorsey where I ran 4.3, which is what I normally run. You ain't run no 4.3. You ain't run no 4.3. Can somebody please pull up the footage where I ran for the scouts

at Dorsey High School? No. I'm just telling you, I ran again. Okay, check this out. Robert. He just said 4.3. You ain't running no 100 meters

in the Olympics. Yes, I am. Yes, I am. And I'll probably win. I'll probably be the one to beat Bo. Hypothetically speaking speaking if I was training to run track

what kind of Bo I'm talking about Bo Usain yeah I would have been the one to bring it home I'm just telling you no I'm just telling you

hey Robert Paul Jr. said hey Okano telling you. Hey, Robert Paul Jr. said, hey, Unc and Ocho, great episode. It's Robert Paul Jr., the children's book illustrator from April. Unc, I saw you'll be at the Texas Black Expo

summer celebration. Will you also be there, Ocho? Unc, still thinking about doing a children's book. Yes, I will be at the Texas Black Expo. That's next week. I mean, yeah, it's next Thursday, right?

Friday, it's Friday. Friday. I'm there Friday. Yes, I will be. Ocho will not be there. I ain't get no invite. Ain't nobody invite me nowhere. Am I still thinking about doing a children's book?

I want to do a children's book based on me. No, I wonder how do you do children's books I think a friend of mine you know Kayvon you remember Kayvon Webster right Kayvon Webster just has a children's book that just came out I retweeted it on my story on my page I didn't get a chance

to actually look at it I just wanted to put his business out there that he did do one I wonder how do you go about doing something like that I don't know either I don't know I guess you have a story business out there that he did do one. I wonder how do you go about doing something like that? I don't know either. I don't know. I guess you have a story and you have an illustrator to put it. I really don't know, Ocho,

but I'm sure. Me too. I got 211 goddamn kids. Me having a children's book is something I should probably do that's probably something you should look into

yeah I think I'm gonna do that as what we looking like huh oh okay oh okay well

we're out of questions for tonight thank you guys we really appreciate you guys staying up late joining us I know little it's late for everybody but I think we owe it that if we're going to talk about the games we have to at least come on after the games and And sometimes these games run late.

They start late. And so to all our fans on the East Coast, we really appreciate you staying up with us. And it's even late for some of you guys on the West Coast. So we really appreciate you staying up with us and tuning in to watch Ocho and I go at this thing about four nights a week now. So thank you guys for staying up late with us

and enjoying another episode of Nightcap. Please, please go ahead. Before we get off, before I close this out, to all the mothers out there, I want to wish you a happy Mother's Day. Yes. Those of you that are on the East Coast,

one day is not enough for all that you do. Sacrifice, compromising. I know how difficult it is. Thank all of you. Include mine that are up that might be watching. I appreciate and I love y'all. Bless up. Yes. Happy Mother's Day. If you're on the East Coast, happy Mother's Day to those on the West Coast waiting. Happy Mother's Day. Enjoy your day. This is all about you. Hopefully you get that special gift, but it's really not about the gift. Hopefully you're surrounded by family, friends, and

loved ones. You go out and get you a great meal and do not do anything because this is your day. Everybody gets to wait on you hand and foot and you get an opportunity to see what it's like to get treated like a queen if you don't get treated like a queen normally.

But this is your day. Enjoy. Thank you to all the mothers and grandmothers out there. All those that fill in as mothers is your day also. Even all the dog mothers. Thank you, guys. I appreciate the support. Thank you for joining us for another episode of Nightcap.

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