The Herd with Colin Cowherd - Show Me Something - Kansas City Chiefs Thanksgiving showdown, Montana Pride & Sophie’s Lost License

Episode Date: November 26, 2025

Sophie and West open with a full-throttle sports run: Montana State keeps the Brawl of the Wild trophy, the Chiefs cling to playoff life, and they debate why stressful seasons are “weirdly fun.” Then West dishes on his dinner date with Jimmy Fallon, gives Sophies a tour of his new home decor and together they roast guys who still live like freshmen while laying out the bare-minimum bachelor checklist. The duo then slides straight into Thanksgiving mode with leftovers supremacy, dream plates, Hawaiian roll science, pie rankings, and totally different family traditions—plus a heartfelt idea to host a community Thanksgiving and a look at the Sophie Cunningham Classic putting girls’ high school hoops on a bigger stage. Finally, Sophie clears her name on the “no license” rumors: she had one… until she flushed it down a hotel toilet. Try Arby’s New Deep Fried Turkey Gobbler Sandwich. Quarter pound of thick-sliced Deep Fried Turkey piled high with crispy onions, Swiss cheese, stuffing, cranberry spread & mayo on a toasted sub bun​. Arby’s. We Have the Meats®.  Shop SKIMS Fits Everybody Collection at https://www.skims.com/showme #skimspartner Give yourself the gift of luxury and make every moment comfortable. Head to https://cozyearth.com/ and use our code SHOWME for up to 40% off! All lines provided by ‪Hard Rock Bet#VolumeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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We're still thinking about you on a week like this. We will miss you. First off, go fucking bobcats. Brawl of the Wild Trophy stays home in Bozeman, Montana where it belongs. Fantastic game. Fucking awesome.

Was it a close game? not watch. But I'm proud that you guys won. Yeah. Great game. A couple lead changes. We got the ball back up three with like four minutes left and we just pounded the fucking ball right down their fucking throat. And ran the fuck out. Yeah. Could have scored again, but we took it easy on them. So huge, big sky conference champions

and then a two-seat and the FCS playoffs. So just absolutely massive. Well, I'll say if you had a game like that and then the freaking Chiefs and Indiana game, holy shit, Colts. Like, that was a freaking stressor too. I will tell you that the Colts in the city that you live in during the summer, they're actually the Indianapolis Colts. Not the Indiana. They're not the Indiana Colts.

So. You know what? It was a win-win for me. I'm so proud that the Chiefs won, like, deep down. But, like, if the Indiana, I'm going to switch my name, the Indiana Colts. If they would have won, I would have been, like, proud too because they're having a hell of a season. Yeah, they are.

Chiefs needed that win to kind of save their season, and they pulled it off, playoff hope still alive. That was a scary game. Played like shit to start and then found away. But a good Sunday. I'm just not understanding what is going on, but sometimes, you know what, you have these seasons, and it's, I don't know, I, it's hard to,

to know, but we did pull it off. But man, I, we're just not used to this. So maybe. That's why it's fun. It's like new. Dude, I'd rather kick the shit out of it. No, but it is, it's kind of fun to have every game matter.

I don't know. I'm having fun. No, like, for sure. I think they're like, you're more amped up for it. Instead of like knowing you're about to kick the shit out of everyone, even though that is fun. Like there's more like pressure behind it, you know, more at stake. Yeah.

they'll probably have to go on the road for every playoff game if they even make the playoffs. It's just going to be new, but that's why it's fun. What's your ideal Sunday to watch? Oh. I like this. Well, I kind of had it yesterday.

So I woke up early. I went to church and I'm going to this new church and I cry every Sunday with like a good cry. You know, it's a real good, feel good. Wow. Cute. Yeah, it is. I feel good about myself.

And then I, kind of go home, open the doors, open the windows, start cooking a good breakfast, get some coffee, throw on some football, you know, let all the football get, maybe take a little nap. I like that. I like that. Get some naps in there. Get cozy. And then after football's done, go outside. I went on a run, a walk, a beautiful sunset, got some good dinner. Like, I just had a really good Sunday. But I think that would be it. But you know what I am lacking? I'm lacking like doing all that with like a bunch of friends and family

and sometimes a quiet Sunday is what you need but I feel like I get a lot of quiet Sundays because I'm already away from people so like I miss kind of I miss that but if I was back home let's go tailgate and like go have fun at a football game oh for sure yeah I'm counting like not being in the like not being in Kansas City

oh yeah yeah then what I just said there's like two for me it's either A because New York City on a Sunday is the best. Everyone's got their team stuff on, like bopping around, bar hopping all over the place. Really? And you can just... Yeah, it's New York.

There's people from everywhere here. Well, I know that, but I'm surprised Sunday is like the day to like... It's like the best day of the week. I mean, every day is the best day of the week here. But like Sunday is in the fall is thorough. I like that. So then you walk out, fucking bop around. I've had Sundays where I went to go watch a game at noon

and I ended up getting home at like 4 a.m. Just how it works. I like that. When you're not planning those nights, those are the best nights. Yeah, totally agree. That and then like being at a crowded bar with your friends, with everyone's like gear on, like a fun chief's hat, something like that is fun.

Or be couch by myself known around chief's game and then like maybe Red Zone or Red Zone than Chief's game. Just purely alone. Like light a candle. Yeah. Oh, I put my tree up. up. I put my fucking tree up this week. Oh.

Can I even move? I feel like the kid. Pull the camera and turn it. Okay. Fuck. All right. Here we go. Wait, ready?

Yep. It's never going to look as good as it did. Wait, ready? And look, there it is. I'm watching Colin show. Wait, wait. This is such a cute, cozy apartment, West. Uh, yeah.

Also, wait, shout out cozy earth. Cozy Earth blanket. Wait, hold on. I was not expecting your apartment to look so cute. sophisticated. So what everyone says. Did you have help with this style or did you do it all on your own? All by myself.

Are you lying? Sord of God, no, I just, I think I have good taste. Why am I like, I'm not, actually I am kind of like shocked it's so cozy. Dude, fuck yeah, so. Wait, this is good. You might have like a, I'm not doing like a little side career. Come crash next time you're here. You can, like, this is all your.

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And then like the walls are big. So I kind of, I went big on the TV and it's like, it's fantastic. I guess I had a few friends over for the Montana State game. And it's like a good, it's a good, it's a good, football living room. Yeah. I'm like, I don't know why I'm so shocked. I can see it on your face.

You're like blown away. I just think I just think of like boys your age and like and they're not really in tuned with maybe the aesthetic of a home. May I say one thing? Guys, the bar is super low for their apartments and a lot of guys don't have nice apartments and they're fucking dirty and they are and they have no taste and the shit's lame. the easiest thing you can do to just like really level yourself up as like a bachelor is just fucking have a normal like apartment keep it clean don't shave your pubs on the toilet like

like have a candle keep it clean and then like add a little something add a picture and make sure it's framed like it's not that hard to make an apartment cozy and cute obviously i think mine's a little extra cozy and cute. But like if you're a dude and you're like, what can I do to kind of stand out? Literally have a like slightly, slightly, slightly, slightly effort-filled apartment. That was easy for you know, right? Well, just try. Just try a little. Can I just help with that a little bit? Yeah. I just think that like there's stuff on Wayfar that's pretty cheap, but nice stuff. There are so many places you can go that you don't have to break the bank. But I think just get rid of your stuff that you had in college. Like invest a little bit. Like your flags. No, literally. Like just invest

in like a nice, something that you use all the time and invest in a couch. Invest in a good TV. Like make your bed cozy. Get new pillows. Like there's things that you can do just like, yeah, it's going to cost a little bit money, but you're going to thank yourself for it. But that should, well, doesn't matter if you're gross. So, You have to start by being someone who washes their dishes. Yep. Again, doesn't shave their fucking pubs and leave it on their toilet seat or their beating. What is going on?

Maybe not so much pews, but I've been to dudes apartments where, like, there's, like, beard trimmings, like, around their sink and on the countertop. And you're like, have you, have you, have you, like, I can't even believe you have people over here. And your bathroom looks like this. Clean the damn house. Or, like, the corners of their shower have, like, the, the, the, the, the, build up and you're just like, how do you live like this? Yeah, that's gross.

That's crazy. Well, I just feel like you want to come home and this is something that I have like loved growing into, but like I have loved coming home to a clean, cozy house. Like it feels good to come home when it's not all messy and dirty. Right. Like just clean it. Like you will feel better by yourself. I promise.

So I'm glad to be run out of over it because there's a lot of girls who are messy as shit too. Like, that's probably true. Like, their bathrooms are disgusting. There's a lot of girls. But I do think I do think that girls at least know they should be clean or like if a girlfriend came over to a girl's apartment, she'd be like,

holy shit, this is crazy? We're like, dudes don't necessarily feel the peer pressure of like keeping their apartment clean like girls do. And this is me trying to apply the pressure. Yes. Okay. How many times I want to say on a weekly basis or I'll say monthly basis because depending on your answer do you clean your sheets?

I at this point probably go weekly. Yeah? I'm not here a lot but like I think I like getting in bed with a new a new set of sheets on and because it's winter and like

I'll catch colds pretty quick if I feel like my nose is starting to run or my throat tickles a little I'll flip my sheets quick so that I'm like starting fresh and they don't have any bullshit on there. But right now I have, I think, who sent us sheets? Was it cozy earth again? Yeah, I have Christmas sheets on right now.

I wish I could do an apartment tour today. You need it. They're so soft and nice. Oh, wait, this is crazy. See, this is. You would love the like basketball hoop decor I have from my friend Jared. Fuck it. Should I flip the camera again?

Yeah. Okay, there's like a little cardboard, but my friend, before I show you, my friend is a school project made a basketball hoop that was meant to be decor in a home, not like some shit that you like dunk on. Is this like a recent friend or like when you guys are in college or something? I'm really close with his brother and then I've gotten to know him. Oh. I've known him for a while. Okay. But then like rappers started DMing him and like asking him to make him hoops for their house, their homes and stuff.

He just made Bieber one, but he made me one. So like. So basically you and Bieber. the same person. See in that room, it's like the centerpiece of the room. Dude, can you just take your can... I want to see your house. I am just so impressed. Thanks. It's brown like cowboy leather

and then the frame and the hoop and the net are like gold. It's sick. Shout out of Jared Ellis and hoop dreams too much. Can he make me one? He would make you one in two seconds. I'll connect you. Dude, that would be dope. But I need to get a house first. Yeah, we'll work on

that. We'll work on that first. Well, that was a fun little home, home goods, home decor fucking convo. I like that. Real quick, because we won't see anyone before Thanksgiving. Happy early Thanksgiving to everyone. So good day. Hope you have a great Thanksgiving. Are surrounded by family and friends.

Healthy, wealthy, all the good things. Chiefs play the Cowboys on Thanksgiving. I think it's the middle game. I can't remember the last time. She's playing on Thanksgiving, but it should be fun. Also, I hate to say it. I like football on holidays because it kind of gives you something to just like do in the middle and then everything else can kind of be filler.

Like my whole family will sit and like we'll watch the game together. And then there's not like, you know, after you eat and before like there's that weird period where everyone's just kind of like full and just doesn't really know what to do. Like I like having a game so everyone can lay on the couch on the floor and not few. bad about it. Our family is just must be very different and close and I know I'm really blessed with an awesome

family but like we literally go, we eat, everyone eats and then we all go to our spot to put on football but it's a big old nap. So like go big old nap everyone like cuddles, it's fun catching up and then you wake back up and then it's round two.

Like it's the best. Should we talk leftovers? Hell yeah. I like that. Well, I think leftovers are better, in my opinion, than the original plate. I don't know if that's the hot take, but... Hey, it's us, the Jonas Brothers, and guess what? We have some big news. What's the news, name?

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you get your podcasts. I think, no, I, well, hold on. The initial, like, bite of everything is so good, but then like the leftovers, I think that's like when all the sauces and juices and stuff just like really soak into the meat and to the sides and they are better. So I've had this, I've felt this way for a long time, especially when you bake shit.

Yes. I think that it's better after a night in the fridge the next day. Whether that's like a casserole, yeah. Sometimes sometimes. All that. Yes. Sometimes things right when they're done cooking,

it's so hot. like the flavors are still figuring out the journey they want to go on, that it's not there. And then you take a bite the next morning. You're like, oh, my God, this is the best thing ever. So what we do is my mom buys a bunch of Hawaiian rolls and just leaves them on the kitchen island. And then my brother and my dad and I will just like through the next two or three days, just sneak in, take out a Hawaiian roll, go cranberry sauce, mayo.

and then just turkey ham and everything. Not a cranberry sauce fan. Really? Nope. It's sweet and yummy. I know, but I just, I don't know. Maybe I haven't really tried it on the proper thing,

but I just, maybe I'll try it this year, but I'm more of a ham girl. I like ham over turkey. I do too. Yeah. I do too. But I think on a Hawaiian roll,

if I put some cranberry sauce down for you, you'd get it. It brings it all. All right. Okay. Dream. Thanksgiving plate. That's a great question. And I'll be realistic. Okay. I'm not like a turkey. Like, I'm not going to die in the hill of turkey, but it is Thanksgiving, so I go have it on my plate. But I would prefer it to be dark meat, juicier. I would like some ham. My family does a lot of like cheesy potatoes. It's just the most dessert. the most Missouri shit ever.

You have little dark cream in them? I would imagine. I'll text my aunt Cheryl. Cheese potatoes. And then my grandma makes this spinach salad every that's really good. But ultimately, like, my king

is a big portion of mashed potatoes with a shitload of gravy. And then that just kind of trickles its way into the rest of the plate. And you kind of just you just follow. I can just picture it. I like that.

Okay. Yeah. I think mine would be, okay, mine is ham. Like I know the turkey's good, but I just, ham is where I go. So I'm okay with that. Yeah. I'll do ham. I'll do some cheesy hash brown casserole.

Yeah. Okay. Yeah. I'm not regretting. not saying hash brown casserole. But like, same. I will do some, I'll do more hash brown casserole than potatoes,

but I would have a little bit of potatoes with gravy. Green bean casserole, mac and cheese casserole. I'll do a little bit of salad. And then I'm going in on like probably some apple pie and pumpkin pie. Oh, the pies, huh? Yeah, I do like this. Pumpkin pie is Thanksgiving,

because we're not eating pie during Halloween, so that makes sense. No. Yeah. But I feel like pumpkin has been, like, I feel like that's the start of pumpkin-y stuff is October. So I'm sure people have already had it. Hey, West, you know what? I think we should do one year. Are you going to be home? Wait, yeah, I didn't even ask you. Why see you Wednesday? The night before Thanksgiving when everyone gets smashed. Yes. I think I saw you last year. I know. No, I wasn't home for Thanksgiving last year. I don't think. Was I? I don't know. I saw you at Tap House with with. Oh, yes.

Yes, it's yes. All the boys. Yes. Oh my God. I forgot. Well, then yeah, I'm sure we'll see each other. Finally shit. But I think that we should put like a Thanksgiving dinner for people who never get one next year.

Like to get back to Columbia. Like wouldn't that be kind of fun? Like getting all of our friends. They're already going to be back in town and like going to serve people who don't get one. Yeah, I would love that. Wouldn't that be kind of? Yeah. We have someone help us figure out like how to start it.

But that sounds like. Because I know like Chiefs players. To deliver turkeys to people. Yeah. Something like that. Maybe it's not a full dinner, but maybe we did like deliver turkeys or hands or sides to like. Yeah, that would be cool. And we'd do it in Columbia.

That'd be dope. Yeah. Wait, kind of speaking of. Yeah. Do you, you're doing like a, what is your basketball thing that I saw yesterday? Wait, yesterday. Oh. Well, it's not like charity, but it's like a found.

It's you. Yeah. Yeah. So it's, um, a high school girls basketball. classic. They all go to Columbia College. There's so many ranked teams and players that are going to be in it, but it is a charity event. So I'm choosing, I think this year, I wanted to do Ronald McDonald's

because I just love everything that they're about. But I think within those games, there's going to be like a game that honors veterans and you can donate to veterans. And then there's going to be like a can or shoe drive for like kids or people who need it. You know what I mean? So like there's different kind of it, but the ultimate, it's called the Sophie

Kenningham Classic. The classic is to put like high school girls basketball on a platform and like give them all kind of like the gifts and stuff that entails of being a female athlete. That makes sense. Okay. So it's kind of cool. It's fun. But it's so there's not like, it's not

5E 5 games being played. Yeah. No, it's like it's. It's like Rockbridge versus Tickman. It'd be like, it's like high school teams around the country coming to our local community and like we're going to do like a private event at one of the local bars I'm not allowed to say yet but like there's like a lot of cool stuff like all these the reason we do this is because when we want to give back but also like when we were growing up we would always and like no shitting on the guys but like we go to these tournaments and we get all like the hammy downs and

like leftovers of like guys tournaments and so like this time we like get tampons we get like facial stuff. We get like actual girl shorts and shirts and socks and shoes and like all the stuff like is a girl

and like we gift them with a whole bunch of stuff pretty much. That's dope. And so it is fun and it's really interactive like we're there all weekend taking pictures,

signing autographs, Missou teammates, high school teammates they all come back and like talk to it. Like it's just like a cool event kind of. So it's fun.

Yeah. Damn. Good shit. I think this is actually my fourth year doing it because it just keeps getting like bigger and bigger. And I feel like some people know about it, but it is like, we had over, with the fourth year doing it, we had over like 5,500 teams reach out across the country.

Like that's, and if you're on the, no, the women's basketball school, that's a shit ton, which like, I'm happy about. Like, I think it's awesome. So there's definitely a market and a need for it. So why not do it, you know? For sure. That's very cool. Do you want to come and show people how to dribble and use your left hand and how to shoot? I can't show them how to do my left hand. I'll show them how to get low. Side feet, side feet. Yeah. Bang a floor. Defense.

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No, tell me everything. That is, like, amazing. I met his wife. in Vegas. So, my name's Nancy. Like at BravoCon? Yeah, she was there.

It just had like an after party kind of thing. Cool. She's a doll. I do think she like, before we met, she was fond of me from Summerhouse. Love?

But then we just hung out for a while and she was like, oh my God, let's get dinner when we're back in New York, whatever, whatever. And so we just booked a dinner at this cool place called Monkey Bar,

and it was me, her, Jimmy, and our other NBC friend named Tim. But she's also like, I don't know if I'm allowed to say. She's basically using me as like a muse for something. I don't want to give it away. She's a movie producer. She's done like hella important, good, cool movies. So that would be fun.

Was Jimmy so cool? I guess I didn't have expectations, but he was great. Like really funny. just in like a cute dinner. Like, I don't know. I was, we just had like cute little banter the whole dinner and it was so fun. And he was such a treat.

And like, you know, a few people came up to the table and like asked for pictures. And he's obviously 900 times more famous than me. And he was, he was so kind and sweet to everybody. Well, if Jimmy wants some cool podcasters on a show. Oh, for sure. I mean, I'm like, yeah, I'll, I'll nudge. When the season starts next year, right before.

Yeah. I'll see. You're like, who are these fucking idiots? Mm-hmm. But also as the first time I went to it, it's called Monkey Bar. It's like a New York City staple and it was lovely.

Nice. Love that. Yeah. But a sick guy. Like very sick. And a cool-ass wife. Shit. And a cool ass wife.

No, they were just, they were lovely. They're so great. Oh. I love that. Yeah. That is cool.

Well, like, kind of just random. how I Yeah Hey I don't know That's cool You gotta say yes to stuff

Yes Yeah, too Why not? Why not? I like that Um What do we have? Cavv

What were our things? Also Sophie got our license If you wanted to ask Sophie How that went Did you take a good Actually get behind the wheel soap And like Do all that stuff

The fuck do you even mean About your license Okay Here's the deal Everybody People in Phoenix have cars in an Indiana. Oh, okay.

Actually, you know what? Let's start on that topic. I will get into my license, but I want people to know that, let me shout out the East Coast people. Just hang in here with me, okay? Okay. East Coast people are super bold and ballsy,

and I kind of got into it last week, but like, they're not afraid to do stuff. Like, they're going to get their content. They're going to go just do whatever the hell they want. I think that takes a lot of courage, and I love New York for that. I will say West Coast people, shout out to you guys. You guys are healthy. You guys are.

Yeah, they are healthy. I mean, yeah, you guys are healthy. What's old? They are. Like, just like their food is clean. Everyone's outdoors. It doesn't matter the age. Like, it isn't a healthy lifestyle.

And I want that when I'm older. And let me shout out the real folks. Fucking Midwesterners, we have every season. And like, I think that just builds, like, resilience because we are prepared for absolutely everything. And let me tell you why I'm saying this. I was going to say, what does this have to do with your car with a car? Just wait. Just wait.

We know how to drive in rain. We know how to drive in snow. We know how to handle hot humidity. We know how to just get shit done. And it doesn't matter what the weather is looking like. people in Arizona don't know how to fucking drive in the rain

worth shit like people don't know how to drive in general in Arizona and it pisses me the hell off and I promise you it was barely

sprinkling and a place that normally takes me 10 minutes to get somewhere took me an hour and 30 because it was sprinkling and people didn't know

how to drive the rain no like that's ridiculous but you get in Iraq or something fuck no there was Nothing. Like, there was standstill traffic on the highway on an hour where it shouldn't have been because it was sprinkling and people didn't know how to use their damn windshields or like the wipers. Like, it is, I'm telling you, come out here if there's like any rain. It's like snow in Florida. They cancel freaking school in Florida if they are going to get like snowflakes. Like it is just, it drives me crazy.

But what is the girl from Missouri doing in Arizona and Indiana without her license? Or like not having a driver's license. Well, that's where that is false news. So here's the thing. Oh. I got my driver's license when I was 16. I failed the written portion four times. It could work.

I started actually driving. I was like four or five. I already know the rules, but I'm just taking tests. But you're one of those. I'm a bad test taker. I'm such bad. Like so bad. AKA you're no.

Go ahead. Nope. Dumb. No for it. Oh, I really good at math tests. But like everything else, I just, I don't like taking tests. It stresses me the fuck out. Okay, anyway.

If I had bad grades and I could get away with talking about I was a bad test taker, I would do it. Well, I don't, I think that when I, you graduated and have a, you are a successful woman. So I'm not, I don't think that you're dumb. I know I'm not dumb. But I just mean, when it comes to school and people like would do horribly, they just think, I'm a bad test taker. Oh, yeah, no. You didn't study, you fucking idiot.

Well, yeah, you're right. I didn't do it. I didn't do my homework. I didn't study. I was busy. So. Yeah, yeah. But anyway, when I did study, I fucking killed that shit.

Don't get me wrong. I just, you know, my priorities were a little off. So anyway, I, two, I think it was like two and a half years ago. We were playing in Seattle. And I had, I was just in my hotel room. And I had, I was wearing sweats and I had my license, like right here in the pocket. Oh, okay. And I, I went to go to the bathroom, just pee.

And when I stood up. She just pee. just being. It was just being because I'll tell you why it was kind of gross. So it slid out and like when I turned around to flush

like you know how like naturally you just kind of like down right? Yeah. I flushed and I saw my license and I like went in and tried to grab it and it was the hardest fucking flusher I've ever seen in my life like yeah and so I was like

oh my God and like that was the only idea I had so I was like oh God I can't get back on the plane like we play saddle then we go fight somewhere else. This was on like during the league this was during the season. Frick. Yeah. So I was like, oh my God. And so they're like, it's fine. Like whatever. Hey, it's us, the Jonas brothers. And guess what? We have some big news. What's the news?

Huge news. We created our own podcast called Hey Jonas. We invented a podcast. Well, we didn't invent it. We just contributed to it. We're the first people to do podcasts. Pretty, yeah, pretty wide range of podcasts throughout there. But this one's extra special. So how did we actually come up with a name Hey Jonas, guys? I honestly don't remember. I think it was on a call about what we should call it. We were thinking I'm originally calling it one of the early names of our band before Jonas Brothers. This is how you guys remember it going down?

Yes. I have a very different memory of this. We were talking about a thing, a bit for the podcast, where people could call in and say, hey, Jonas. And then I wrote down on my little notepad, Hey Jonas, and offered it up as a potential title for the podcast. But thanks for remembering that, guys. Listen to Hey Jonas on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast.

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I was having trouble stopping the muscle growth. Listen to Superhuman on the I-Hard Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. So the whole time, I just started using my passport. And I didn't want to get a license. if it wasn't Missouri. And I never had time in the last two years to get a freaking driver's license from Missouri. Like I was always home only for holidays or weekends

when like the borough wasn't open. And so for the past two years, wait, wait, really quick. Yeah. You know there's a DMV location on the south side of town that no one knows about and there's never a line

and it's like by that Walmart and you can get in and get out in like that's where I go. That's where there or if you actually go up to Fulton, Bolton is really fast too. Okay. Yeah. So just, yeah, I'm sorry folks. But no, I like, and thankfully I had never gotten pulled over.

And like, I think there was one time where I actually did get pulled over, but they just looked me up in the, I explained what happened. They just like, look me. I'm like, oh yeah, you have a license, but like, go get your license. But I haven't had a license for like two years. I've just been using my passport. But I just got it. I finally have it.

I will say, though, I'm pretty sure unless you get the special Missouri ID, you can't even fly with a Missouri ID. anyways. Wait, are you kidding? Yeah. Do you have it by you? Yep. Wait, don't tell me about because I have to, I need to fly home.

The top right will say for real ID purposes or not for real ID purposes. So you're going to have to use your passport if it says that. Well, dude, it says that it starts May, May 7th is the notification I got. Yeah, 2025. What is the top right of it say? I don't. It doesn't say anything about being for real. For real.

Hasn't say it's, I'm for real. there's no text in the top right not for real ID purposes or for oh yeah hold on I have to use my passport where does it say that I fucking get it out yeah it's like a few states

like our IDs are like shit I'm covering up myself wait I don't right here mine is the new one mine doesn't say anything like that then maybe you're good maybe that star

okay then you're probably good good. That star might mean you're fine. Can you look that up? Because I have to fly. Do you have your passport? No, I left it. No. So if I think you're good, because in place of where mine says not for real ID, yours looks like a gold star. Good, good, good, good, good, good. See you Wednesday. Yeah. Wait, are you doing anything? I know this is so random, but are you like doing me, like anything fun right now? Like, what are you doing for work right now? Oh, I had Complex Con like two weeks ago.

Oh, well, yeah, I have something in the work set. We definitely, I don't know if we can say. There's a, well, okay, NBC announced. They're doing a Peacock live stream. It's like the Manning cast, but it's for reality TV. Oh. But I did a table read to like try out for it, whatever, and then they moved the date to when I'm going to be in Kansas City.

So I was like, can't do it. I've got like a boys trip and obviously our party at Arby's. But they were like, wait, if you're going to be at the game, like let's figure out something to do. So I may be getting involved with that broadcast. Nothing is like, like it's very early on stages, but maybe like sideline reporter or something kind of like super cool. I like that. I'd have to take it easy on the beverages throughout the day, if that's what we're going to do. But that would be, that's kind of fun.

I will shut out because I think I get a lot of questions like, oh, it's West. Like the Summerhouse guy, I was like, yeah. He's like, well, what else does he do? And I was like, well, he works for complex. But I'm not kidding, Wes, and I'm not just trying to tweet your horn here. You are so, so intelligent and you have a true gift of interviewing. and like you are so smart when it comes to sports and like the history and like how to bring out the best in people when you interview them and that is a true gift like I'm serious and so when

people are like oh it's the summer house I'm like yeah but I'm like he's he's fucking awesome like you should you should see his other stuff that he does because I really is like yeah that's really nice of you yeah well duh but that's like I'm not trying to do your own horn like I'm being genuine because like you I get so many people who interview me but when I see you doing it I'm like No, he's, like, good at it. He's swaggy. He, like, he knows the slang. He knows how to be cool about it.

And, like, you bring out the best in people. Like, it's, that's good. Yeah. Okay. I'm going to shout out my dad. Whenever people would come over to my house when I was younger to, like, break the ice, my dad would just ask if it was friends or, like, girls in eighth grade or ninth grade or whatever, he would just ask them questions.

Yeah. And I, and always ask some questions. But he, my dad also well traveled, like, well read. He can ask. can ask questions and know what their answer means and have a follow-up or whatever. And so I always watched him do that and make other people feel more comfortable and like safe around him. And I always saw that was such a good skill to like show someone you care about them, but also

watching him be smart enough and know enough to like ask questions and then be able to like know what they're talking about. And so I think being well-traveled, I think, I think that's, really helps just being able to relate to anyone because you understand where they're coming from and things that they grew up doing or where they were going. I think there's a little bit of confidence that goes into it to where you can be on someone's level and know that they feed off your energy. And I've obviously been doing this long enough now that I think I've got it figured out for the most part. But no one's going to be comfortable if you're nervous. No one's going to be

comfortable if you try to big time them. No one's going to be comfortable if like you're like too formal, like two buttoned up. So you just kind of got to like meet people there. It takes a little work, but I really appreciate that because that's something that I care about and like want to keep doing. So I appreciate you saying that. It was really nice. Dude, of course. I got you. I think you're great at it.

Hell yeah. Yeah, now I just fucking grill you with questions twice week. It was. Oh, all right, Kev. What we got? Yeah, so Sophie had a hot take on this before. One of the top songs on the country music digital sales chart as an AI artist Breaking Rush, the songs called Walk My Walk.

Most of the time I hear AI music, it is satire on TikTok. That being said, they're fucking catchy. And sometimes I'm like, I'm like, damn. There's songs about like, they're all sex related for the most part.

But like they're funny. Like, I get it. But also, like, you're losing the human piece of things. And like, when I say, human peace, like, people love artists because then it brings people together. Like, you go to a concert and you all go make memories there. Like, there's so many

things that you take out of the human peace things. I don't like that. Okay, I'm just going to click on a random one. Oh, God. I can tell by your face that this is about to be fucked up. Oh, yeah, I hate my fucking job. I hate my dumb ex wife and a stupid boyfriend cow. I hate all other

countries and I hate when people talk but bored of all of being home alone and jerking on. This is a ruining American's brain. Turn that shit off. Oh my God. This is so bad. This is so bad.

This is ruining kids' brains West. That was a song about, that was a fake AI country song about jerking off. Duh. And it's got a story to it and a hook. You're so annoying. The top comment is why is this actually good crying face? I hate that it's country.

too. That's like pretty good though. Someone said this proves my phone's been spying on me. Oh no. No. So that's kind of where, yeah. It's humor. I'll give you that.

I mean, that is funny as shit. I mean, if you didn't laugh about a country, talking about jerking off on the couch. What the fuck even is? Hold on. No, so you're just going to be, you're just going to be even more proud. I'm very proud.

Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. Wait, wait, wait, I got to get to the front door. Okay, ready? I like your house. Merry Christmas. Whoa, I'm Sophie. I'm so. Oh.

Merry freaking Christmas. Wait, where's your bedroom? Like, just point to where your room's at. Bedroom that way. Well, what's right behind you? That way. I know, but by the basketball, is there a fan back there? Not a fan.

Like, come look, look up. Do you see what I'm seeing? Yeah, yeah. Oh, yeah. I guess there is. Yeah. Oh, just learned. And then there's a bathroom back there, but that couch pulls out.

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Anyway. Are we doing, are you doing tell me something, Kev? All right, guys. Yeah, we get here to tell me something. Here comes our first question. Hi, my name is Mia, and I am 10 years old. I saw you in Connecticut the day you got hurt. I was the girl who's a happy birthday. to you and told you it was my birthday cute and you with me a happy birthday. I was so sad that you got hurt. I hope you feel better soon. I played AAU basketball and I was slaying last tournament and hit fifth three-pointers. My question is, how do you become a great defense player like you? Thanks for taking my call.

Oh my wholesome? That was the cutest call. We've never gotten. How do we get more calls like that? That was really cute. And I know exactly who she was. It was her, we were playing Connecticut. And I did wish her happy birthday, it's my birthday, too.

I was like, no way. I was like, we're twins. Oh, well, that was so cute. Okay, anyway, I think it's funny that people think I'm a good defensive player because I definitely did not use to be, but I think like my toughness has shown that I can just guard a lot of positions. And so I think just like being versatile, of being able to guard a shooter,

being able to guard, I'm not good at guarding quick people because I'm just not that fast. So give them some room. If you're guarding someone fast, give them a few steps. But I think the thing about being a good defender is just never giving up.

Because even if you're slow behind them or you're just, I don't know, a little slower, if you continue just to like work hard and beat them to the spot or outwork them or make them work for every little thing, that's how you become a good defender. So I don't know, she's 10. I don't know how like in depth to go with that. But I just think if you work hard and make it hard for the offensive player and every little

aspect of catching the ball, guarding well, so when they're about to shoot a shot, contesting. Like I don't know, but I just can't get over how cute, how cute she is. That was cute. That was so cute. Guys, last question here. It's a young ball looking to regain her confidence after an injury. My name is Shelby.

So, Mac and Ella Jell, I had shorter surgery, and I finally get fully clear to smart playing. But this injury has set my confidence, probably at an all-time level. So my questions are, well, as did you come back with a positive and confident mindset after your injuries? And, Sophie, how do you think you were a perk to the upcoming season with a good and confident attitude? That was nice. I guess just when you're so locked into a sport, you don't know anything other than like keep going after it because you're not playing.

So you have to put all of your competitiveness and hunger into something. And for me, after I broke my leg, that was like rehab. Because being hurt isn't fun. It's boring. You get attention for like a week. And then when everyone stops caring that you got hurt, it's just you and you're by yourself. And everyone else is doing cool stuff.

and you're alone. So I think you just fully change your goals, but it doesn't change who you are inside as a competitor as an athlete. You just fully pivot into like trying to accomplish what's in front of you next, whether that's like being able to walk again or like it's weight bearing, then it's walking,

and then it's being able to run in a straight line, then it's cut a little bit. Then it's like back on the field. And like just stay you, stay hungry, you just are going to pivot like what you care about the most and it'll all be rewarded in the end. You just have to kind of change your goals, but it's kind of a part of it. Wait, can I piggyback off you? I think also people, um, along, this could be like your light journey as a whole, but break it down to sports, because I think

sports teaches you so many good life lessons that like everyone always thinks about that your, your sport is not always highs and lows. Like you have to fall in love with the whole journey and like falling in love with the journey is when you are hurt, like embracing what being hurt is teaching you. And that's, that's resilience, that's discipline. That's obedience of, you know, like getting your stuff in so you can become healthy so you can get back to what you're doing. But that correlates to life. Like life isn't always fun and easy. Like sometimes life is hard and you still got to get up every day and put your best foot forward. And so I think embracing everything that comes with sport. And then that's a lot of hard, difficult things. But I think

you're going to be better for it. And so, I don't know, you've got to fall in love with the things that are hard, fall in love with the things that you don't want to do that aren't fun. And I think you're going to look back and be like, you know what? I miss going to rehab. Like, that taught me so much. You know what I mean? You can find joy in the hard.

Fully. Guys, that was kind of a fun one. That was random. Remember, keep your apartment clean and have a good Thanksgiving. And so, I encourage you to try cranberry sauce. Thanks. On Thursday. Hey, we get to see each other in like two dates.

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