Welcome back to the Makeship Project podcast. What number are we on? This is 92.

92. Yeah. 90. Closing in on 100. Congratulations. We're almost at 100. We have a special guest. You just saw him. Giant starting linebacker, captain, entrepreneur, Bobby O'Caricay. What's up, guys? I pronounce the last name correct. That was spot on. Okay, good. I saw the pronunciation online because when I first heard about you, I mispronounce it.

It was very off.

As most people do.

But, good. I saw the pronunciation online because when I first heard about you, I mispronounced it. It was very off. As most people do. But, yes, as I learned and we've been around the Giants a little bit within our time, quick learner, quick learner. Appreciate it. As I said before, we have a bunch of questions and a few games that we're going to play at the end of the podcast. But this is 92. We're going to get right into it. You just moved here last year from Indianapolis. Yes, sir. And you were in California before that. Yep. Correct? How are you like in New York City? I'm loving. Or, well, technically, Jersey. Jersey. I'm loving it. The pace, the speed of life here, the motion, quote unquote, it's dope. Yeah. What's your favorite part? I'm sure

you get this question all the time. What's your favorite part about New York City? Is it the food? It's

definitely the food. It's a sushi, honestly. So, before we have podcast guests, I try to watch or

listen to a podcast with them on it prior to doing this. So I watched the Kay Adams one. Okay. And you mentioned that your favorite restaurant is that sushi place. I forget what it's called. It was city. Sushi of Garry and it was the other one. Sugarfish. Yes. Sugarfish. And then she said she loves sugarfish. Yeah. I don't know if she was telling the truth or not. She's like, oh, I love that place, but she probably does.

I feel like as like a reporter like that, you just agree with something. You got to hide it up. Yeah, you just kind of go with the flow. But go to suit you. All right, Kay, we're fact checking you. Yeah, we're fact checking. One of the most impressive stats that I've heard from you is that you played every single snap last season and you've only missed what is it one game

in the past three seasons that's insane so zach had a question and he just wanted to ask if it hurts

this is exactly how i don't know it's the way i wanted to praise it at least i was going to say you played

every single defensive snap this season for the Giants.

Yeah.

Does it hurt?

It hurt quite a good bit.

Okay.

I've never played football.

So can you just like describe to me like after a game?

Like what's that feel like?

Well, they say the injury rate in the NFL is 100%.

So you're coming away with something, whether it's a broken finger,

a bruised rib, a sprained ankle, something. So after the game's not too bad because, you know,

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