Best of Ocho being Freaky Part 1: Showing off his SEX TOYS, Getting his girl SNATCHED by a Zoe, FREAKNIK memories

Summary

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Nightcap – Best of Ocho Being Freaky Part 1

Episode Date: July 25, 2026
Podcast Hosts: Shannon Sharpe (“Unc”) & Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson
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Episode Overview

This “best of” Nightcap episode showcases Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson at his most unfiltered and hilarious, revisiting classic stories about his sexual escapades, lessons in heartbreak, and wild party memories. Joined by the ever-amused Shannon Sharpe and playfully reluctant co-host Joe, Ocho candidly breaks down everything from his early heartbreak at the hands of a suave high school “Zoe,” his philosophy on sex toys, wild Freaknik stories, and the evolution from party animal to family man.

Tone throughout is irreverent, open, and playful, with Ocho leading outrageous conversations and Sharpe alternating between mock outrage and laughter.

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Key Topics & Story Highlights

1. Ocho’s High School Heartbreak: The “Zoe” and the Transformation to a Savage

[04:01 – 14:33]

• Ocho shares the now-legendary story of being head-over-heels for a senior girl in high school, ignoring the warnings of his friends (“I needed to understand the landscape in which she come from. I needed to understand the way she maneuvered. And, Joe, when I was blind to the fact, I was like Ray Charles…” – Ocho, 04:22).
• His friend calls him to the parking lot at lunch—only to see his girl with a basketball player, “head up against the rear view window” in a backseat (04:43).
• The moment “scarred” Ocho, turning him from a romantic into a self-proclaimed “savage.”
  • Memorable Quote:
    “That’s called being scarred, man.” – Joe (07:15) “Them scars build character.” – Ocho (07:17)
• Ocho reflects on the lesson: knowing the difference between “what’s for fun and what’s not.”
  • Memorable Quote:
    “You have to understand what’s for fun and what’s not…Now that I’m a seasoned veteran, I understand what you can take serious.” – Ocho (08:19)

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2. Becoming “Freaky:” Ocho’s Sex Toys & Adventurous Advice

[21:49 – 29:05; 24:22 – 28:51]

• Ocho shows off an arsenal of sex toys live: “cock rockets,” nipple rings, and even electrical tape.
• Ocho insists these are for spicing up life, and tries to convince Joe and the audience to get adventurous:
  • “You gotta get you… the cock rocket… it’s like Pop Rocks, you put in your mouth… or you could do it the other way…” (22:07)
  • He demonstrates how electrical tape can be used creatively (“You could tie up like this. Either behind or in front. It depends…” – Ocho, 26:47).
• Joe reacts in riotous disbelief, threatening to log off:
  Memorable moment:
  “How you log off? … The night captain capped me the hell out. … This man gonna come on here… he got to be suspended for a show or something…” – Joe (23:10–24:05)
• Ocho’s defense of sexual exploration:
  Quote:
  “Joe, you alive but you’re not living, Joe. I’m just trying to help you spice up your love life… Get you some of them though, boy. … Take some ice. … Numb the pain.” (28:26–28:51)
• Joe closes the segment with worries about being “put out” after Ocho’s toy suggestions:
  “Hey, Joe. Will get put out, man. You right around the corner from the crib.” (28:51)

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3. Memories of Freaknik, Miami Nightlife, and Black College Beach Week

[36:19 – 46:15 & 50:03 – 56:30]

• Joe and Ocho reminisce about the epic Freaknik parties of the 1990s and early 2000s – “the wildest block parties in Atlanta history.”
  • “They tried to recreate it. You can’t. It ain’t coming back. It’s done.” – Joe (41:54)
  • Ocho compares the disappointment of rebooting Freaknik to “Coming to America 2” vs. the original (42:12–42:24).
• They describe parties in Daytona, hosting gigs, Memorial Day weekends, Miami’s club scene, and notorious strip clubs like King of Diamonds and Claremont Lounge.
  • “I had an SL, Ben. I had an osl, you know, Drop top SL… I left from Black College beach week in Daytona.” – Joe (38:09)
  • Ocho reveals he never was big into Miami nightlife—due to not drinking and the scene not being for him (54:58–56:30).

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4. Strip Club Legends: Tip Drill and Adult Ballet

[59:41 – 61:57]

• Ocho reveres the performer “Tip Drill” as “a legend down here… she’s not a stripper… she does adult ballet, so everything in your pocket is coming out.”
  • “When she hit that stage, I don’t care how much money you came in there with, you walking out of there with nothing.” (59:52–60:17)
• Joe jokes about infamous Atlanta clubs like Claremont Lounge, where “some of them in there about 75 years old, taking it all off.” (60:36)
• The pair riff on the appeal of eccentric nightlife, aging performers, and the “archives” of wild times in sports, music, and club culture.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• Ocho on being “scarred” by heartbreak:
  “Ever since that moment, I was a savage, Joe. Listen, I could be honest with you, Joe. I started moving different, Joe…” (06:51)
• On relationships after heartbreak:
  “That’s called being scarred, man.” – Joe (07:15)
  “Them scars build character.” – Ocho (07:17)
• On sexual experimentation:
  “Joe, you alive but you’re not living… Just trying to help you spice up your love life, Joe, that’s all. Get you some of them though, boy. Take some ice… Numb the pain.” (28:26–28:51)
• On Freaknik nostalgia:
  “You had to be there… They tried to recreate it. You can’t. It’s done.” – Joe (41:54) “You just can’t. Some things are better left as they were.” – Ocho (42:27)
• On Tip Drill:
  “She’s not a stripper… she does adult ballet… when she hit the stage… you walking out of there with nothing.” (59:52–60:17)

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Timestamps for Key Segments

• Ocho’s High School Heartbreak Story: [04:01 – 14:33]
• Ocho’s Sex Toy Recommendations: [21:49 – 29:05]
• Freaknik and Party Stories: [36:19 – 46:15]
• Miami Nightlife Reflections: [50:03 – 56:30]
• Tip Drill & Strip Club Legends: [59:41 – 61:57]

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Final Reflections

The episode is classic Ocho: wild, candid, and full of “locker-room” energy. While rooted in laughs and over-the-top storytelling, the conversation also dips occasionally into vulnerability, male friendship, and life lessons about love, pride, and moving on.

For listeners, this is a riotous, uncensored highlight reel of Ocho’s most outrageous stories—both a window into his freaky side and a nostalgic journey through some of Black party culture’s defining moments.

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Transcript

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[Joe]

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[Ocho]

Man. It's. It's more disappointment. I'm not mad. I'm disappointed because I should have known better. You hear me? I gotta stop. I gotta stop. I gotta stop thinking and thinking with my heart, Joe. You gotta start thinking with my mind. You hear me?

[Joe]

What I'm talking about?

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[Ocho]

So there was, it was a young lady. Hey, let me tell you.

[Joe]

I'm listening.

[Tab Ramos]

Yeah, I ain't.

[Ocho]

Hey, Joe, I ain't really no story time type dude, you hear?

[Joe]

Go ahead, go ahead.

[Ocho]

But you know, I'm gonna share a little story. Sophomore, I was sophomore in high school, Miami v. Senior high. You know, there was a young lady, you know, I was dating, you know, and, and, and she was one that I wasn't supposed to get serious about. I needed to understand the landscape in which she come from. I needed to understand the way she maneuvered. And, Joe, when I was blind to the fact I was like Ray Charles, you know, my homeboy, they were telling me, like, boy, that ain't that. That's. That's just. That's play. Play, you hear me?

[Joe]

Yeah.

[Ocho]

Yeah. Hey. And I chose the boom. I tried to. I could change her. That was my mentality as a youngster. You know, I wasn't. I wasn't a seasoned veteran like I am now.

[Joe]

You hear me?

[Ocho]

So, hey, I done took up under my wing, you know, I'm. Listen, I'm. I'm gonna pilot this thing, and you, you know, you just ride on the side of me as my co pilot.

[Joe]

Yeah.

[Ocho]

Hey, Joe, boy. It took about two weeks, Joe, man. My homeboy hit me. Came and got me at lunch. Hey, Ocho boy. Walk out here to the parking lot with me, boy. What's up? Why you. Everything good?

[Tab Ramos]

Is he.

[Ocho]

I want to show you something, man. The whole basketball player had my girl in the back of the house,

[Joe]

man. Say it. You should have knew something. You ain't had no car while you in the parking lot, so you should have knew something was up. Yeah, well, he's all up on the undercarriage, huh?

[Ocho]

Yeah. You know, when I. When I look, I ain't even had to go close. Like, her head was up against the rear view window. I'm like, well, God. I mean, damn. Yeah. Yeah. Hey, that was. That was. Now you see how. You see how you see our reaction? Oh, how you think I felt? So that. That's how I felt like just seeing. Seeing. It's a constant memory of that exact moment. Every time I see the Bangles. Yeah, yeah.

[Joe]

Oh, man.

[Ocho]

Yeah. Cool. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Joe]

And I. I already. Windows was up. It was all foggy. I don't know how you.

[Ocho]

Yeah, yeah.

[Joe]

Hey, Joe, he all in the window like this here. How you do that? Why you doing me like that? Hey, you remember Hitch? Hey, you remember Hitch? When Hitch caught his girl and she rolled the window down?

[Ocho]

Yeah, yeah. I ain't go that close. I ain't need to go that close. Once I saw a head keep hitting the rear view mirror.

[Joe]

I know what time is, though, didn't it? Oh, no. It turned you into a savage. Didn't. After that, you turned it.

[Ocho]

Ever since that moment, I was a savage, Joe. Listen, I could be honest with you, Joe. I started moving different, Joe. I read a couple of books. I watched a couple of movies. Yeah, I understood. So I went into all situations, understanding that this can happen again. So I was able to compartmentalize and was in the back of my mind, it can happen. Yeah, I. Ego. No ego, no pride.

[Joe]

That's called being scarred, man.

[Ocho]

Come on, now. Yeah. Them scars build character.

[Joe]

Make me the man. I am so sorry. I'm taking another swig for you.

[Ocho]

I appreciate that, but I would just. I had to share that story so people can get a better understanding on

[Joe]

to see that basketball player. Where was he from? Was he from Alabama?

[Ocho]

Now, look, look, look, look, look, look. Zo, look. Haitian. Haitian dude. Little Haitian dude from dude, you know? Yeah, he was getting a little money, too, you know? You know how you got dudes in high school?

[Joe]

Yeah, yeah. Look like you getting a little honey, too. Come on. Hey, so I got a question. Did she. Did she end up seeing you see her?

[Ocho]

Not after that. I ain't even. I ain't. Listen, I see in the hallway, man, I just hit it with. I hit it with the deuces, like,

[Joe]

yo, you gotta act like you.

[Ocho]

I can't because now you ain't. For. You ain't gonna embarrass me like that, all right, man? No, you got, you know, sock by, say, hitting you down in the car, man. Come on, man. Don't try me like that.

[Joe]

I mean, what, you want to take her to a hotel?

[Ocho]

Nah, I'm just saying. I mean, listen, I. Hey, that's why you understand, there's a difference. Hey, Joe, that's. That's a good thing in life. So, fellas, this is a lesson. You have to understand what's for fun and what's not, right? You understand what. See, now. Now that I'm a seasoned veteran, I understand what's for fun, and you could. And what you can take serious.

[Joe]

Yeah.

[Ocho]

I mean, that's neither here nor there, man.

[Joe]

I'm sorry, Ocho.

[Ocho]

Yeah, yeah.

[Joe]

I mean, it's happened to the best. It's happened to the best. Us, we don't all get the chance to witness it, but we know for certain that it's happened. Oh, yeah, yeah. I mean, I don't know, Ocho. If I saw that, I might. Man, I might have. Lift the car up.

[Ocho]

Nah, I wasn't gonna do it. Nah, nah, I couldn't do that. You know, I was. Hey, I was a star player. I was one of the star players back then. I want him to do that.

[Joe]

And she did that.

[Ocho]

Hold on. You know, See, wait a minute. And I was a Sophomore. You got to think who's on the team. Terry Cousins.

[Joe]

Yeah. Samori Roll.

[Ocho]

We had Dwayne Starks. So I was the battle, the baby. So I feel.

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[Ocho]

I felt like I was that boy, you know?

[Joe]

Yeah.

[Ocho]

She was a senior, though.

[Joe]

Hey, who was this Haitian dude? Joel Embiid.

[Ocho]

Yeah, it was cool. Hey, it got me. Listen, and in life, this happens. The big fish. Sometimes the big fish, they get the big fish. Yeah.

[Joe]

Hey, just cause it's on the top shelf, don't mean it can't be reached. Okay? Yeah.

[Ocho]

Let me tell you something.

[Joe]

I.

[Ocho]

Listen, I didn't been around here. I didn't been around here 57 years, Joe. Everything.

[Joe]

Absolutely.

[Ocho]

Yeah, everything. I don't care how it move, had act.

[Joe]

It ain't always got to be a guy that's bigger than you. Yeah, okay. We don't need to go to Ultra. We don't need to go to. We, we go.

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[Joe]

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[Ocho]

Come on now.

[Joe]

I'm just saying, people think, oh, big bank take little bank, man. I see. Yeah. I don't see a situation do. Where they ain't got no bank.

[Ocho]

And you know why? Hey, the one ain't got no bank got a whole lot of time. Don't. Well, don't get. Don't make. Don't make this no sermon.

[Joe]

I ain't no. All right, all right.

[Ocho]

Hey, don't make this no salary, man.

[Joe]

Look here, it happens. Happened to the best today. Oh, Joe, to look that. That Haitian dude, man. What you got?

[Ocho]

Yeah, yeah.

[Joe]

You ain't got nothing against Haitian people, do you?

[Ocho]

Oh, nah. But you know my Zoes love me down here.

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[Ocho]

You know. You know, I'm, I'm, I'm. I'm damn near zo myself.

[Joe]

That about scarred me. Just everybody, though. I can just imagine, Joe. That man probably had to wrap all that meat right in his arm to pull out of Ocho girl. Oh, that LA48 kicked in. Hey, Joe, you know we from the South. You know, you get that home fight you gotta wrap around your arm. After that man wrapped that thing right his arm to come up out of Ocho girl. I said, oh, no. Hey, Ojo, shout out to your homeboy who came and got you, though. He really.

[Ocho]

Yeah, he came and got me. My dog came and got me. Yeah, he put me up on game. That's all he could do. That's all they. Matter of fact, the funny thing about it, you know, when you're that young, Joe, if he had told me. If he had told me without taking me. Without seeing it. Yeah, I would have thought. I would have thought.

[Joe]

Hey, Joe, right? You see how that rocked up right there? That man? Yeah. Wrapped up like that. O. Girl, she was coming back. O. I'm sorry. Oh, man.

[Ocho]

Hey, hey, y'.

[Joe]

All.

[Ocho]

Y' all chill. Y' all chill now.

[Joe]

Y' all chill.

[Ocho]

See?

[Joe]

Hey,

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[Joe]

All right, you know what?

[Ocho]

Hey, Joe, I ain't shar no more story with y'.

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[Joe]

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[Ocho]

Hey, Joe. Hey, Joe. I take a moment to be vulnerable and tell him about something from the past, and here he go.

[Joe]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Hey, Hey, hey. What you say?

[Ocho]

He had, he had. He had.

[Joe]

Hey, hey, Joe, the man. Hey, Joe, they said that man came up out of the thing like this. Yeah. I'm sorry, chad. I'm sorry, chad.

[Ocho]

Hey, hey, listen.

[Joe]

Oh, man. Hey.

[Ocho]

Hey, listen. Hey, Joe, I could. I could laugh about it now, Joe. I could. I could laugh.

[Joe]

I know, man. Hey, I know hard. Hey, boy. Hey, for a little sophomore at about 15, 16 years old, that's.

[Ocho]

Yeah, Joe, I was 15. I was 15, Joe. I was a baby, Joe. I was a baby.

[Joe]

I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry, man.

[Ocho]

Now you.

[Joe]

Oh, man, I think o. I think it is. I think this. This Laurier guy, Man, I just seen you take at least two shots. Yo, I got it. I got hot in here, man. Guess that. Hey, that.48 kicked in. Yes, sir.

[Ocho]

Hey, hey, y' all got. Y' all got me in here crying. Hey, that was. That was funny.

[Joe]

I know. You gonna tell another story with your. I gotta be ready. Hey, hey, Uncle's got some company tonight, huh? Hey, hey, hey, hey. Are you.

[Ocho]

Are you. Are you drinking good tonight, boy? You got company over there.

[Joe]

I mean, you. When you tell the story, man, you know, I was. I'm in it with you, cuz. I feel like I was there, and I can imagine. You know, I'm hurt, too.

[Ocho]

Hey, hold. Hey, hold on.

[Joe]

Hey.

[Ocho]

Hey. How you came about how you came.

[Joe]

Hey, I'm sorry,

[Ocho]

man.

[Joe]

I'm sweating. This thing got me sweating up in here.

[Ocho]

Hey, now, that. Well, that was funny.

[Joe]

Back to our normal schedule programming.

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[Joe]

But I'm trying to get, I'm trying to get to be in front of my name. Hello. Hey, hey, hey. Cause this ball only gonna have some air in it for so long.

[Ocho]

Hell, that one, Joe, that's a good one. Everywhere.

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[Ocho]

we could be the first, first, first podcast man to be billionaires. But what you think about that?

[Joe]

Hey, hey, now you talking, boy. Now you talking. Hey, we got. We got some people. We got a leap frog, Joe Ocho, okay? It ain't no happen. It can happen.

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[Joe]

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[Ocho]

Hey, hey, we got.

[Joe]

We gotta stop.

[Ocho]

We gotta start getting a little crazy now. I'm telling you.

[Joe]

What you mean?

[Ocho]

I mean, you know, doing, Doing some. Doing some other things outside of just on here. No, outdoor, you know, exciting stuff. Things that no one else is touching, you know, they didn't. They're not doing.

[Joe]

Okay, we gonna do it.

[Ocho]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. I got you.

[Joe]

Joe, Joe. Joe was trying to ask. Joe was trying to answer. What you talking about? Like you try to. Nah, I, I, I ain't saying all that. I ain't saying. I'm not. I ain't saying all that. I'm just asking the question because I don't never know where the conversation can go. That's why I had to get clarity. I'm like, man, let the conversation go. Go.

[Ocho]

Matter of fact. Hey, hey, Joseph, since y' all on the topic, right? And y' all got. Y' all got to get you some of these.

[Joe]

What's that?

[Ocho]

Can you read that?

[Joe]

A rocket.

[Ocho]

You gotta get you.

[Joe]

What's a. What's the cock rocket?

[Ocho]

Well, it's like. It's like.

[Joe]

What is that?

[Ocho]

Candy, Boy, you remember back in the day with Pop Rocks? You put the Pop Rocks in your mouth. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Joe]

So it go. It. It go around your Johnson?

[Ocho]

Yeah, yeah. You could do it that way or you. Or you could do it the other way. You feel me? Yeah, yeah. You got to try that.

[Joe]

What Other way?

[Ocho]

What'd you say? Huh?

[Joe]

I'm gonna let that go. I'm Let y' all have that one. I was about to go somewhere. I don't really need no rocks to pop, you know, because, I mean, you do what you supposed.

[Ocho]

I got you. I got you. Hey, Joe, you got. Hey, you. Joe, you gotta get. You. You gotta get you some of these, too, Joe.

[Joe]

What is that? What's that?

[Ocho]

Little nipple rings?

[Joe]

Oh, hey, George, what you mean? You saying for her? I need to get them for her? You get them for all you. Me? But what. Why would I use them, though? What? That ain't gonna turn me on.

[Ocho]

Hey, Joe, you gotta get you one

[Joe]

of these two people, man. That Joe got a bubble. Oh, talking about for the girl. For the girl.

[Ocho]

You, Joe.

[Joe]

Come on, man. How you log off? How you log?

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[Joe]

I gotta go outside. I. I'm not for real. No, I ain't. I ain't gonna. I ain't gonna keep. How you. How you on ass? Jordan, I'm sorry. I, I, I. It's just too much going on. Yeah, the night captain capped me the hell out. I. I'm. I'm out. I can't. I can't do it no more. I'm gone. Hell, no. Now I gotta go. I gotta go. I'm sorry, man. You know, I appreciate y'.

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[Joe]

I appreciate y'.

[Ocho]

All.

[Joe]

N. I appreciate y'.

[Ocho]

All.

[Joe]

I gotta go, man. I can't. Ain't no. I know. Ain't no damn way. I gotta go. This man gonna come on here. Oh, we go. We can't. We can't keep putting up with this man. For real. This man gonna have to get something. His ass got to be suspended for a show or something. We can't keep letting that man get on here, do all this, man. Hell no. Come on, man.

[Ocho]

Hey, you got to get you some of this electrical tape, too.

[Joe]

Electrical tape. What? I gotta go. Yeah, I got it. I can't. N. For real.

[Ocho]

I was feeling bad. Let. Let me tell you something. I don't mean to. I don't mean to be playing around, right? But I was sad after. After USA lost. After USA lost, I went to Spencer's. I went and got some toys, man. Try to, you know, try some stuff, you know, baby. You know, Trying to.

[Joe]

Yeah.

[Ocho]

Trying to make myself feel a little better about Belgium beating us. And. I mean, I tried it. I tried it, Joe, and I just. I just thought, you know, you would be one to explore and want to do something different. Joe.

[Joe]

But how you figure me out? All people. Hell, ask somebody else. Yeah. No, no, you don't. No, he don't. No, you don't.

[Ocho]

Yeah, you. You plug these up, boy. Like a jumper cable, boy. Hey, yo, hey,

[Joe]

it's gonna start somebody. It ain't a bad try, some people, but some people have what they call as a Is a kink, Right? See, I ain't no. Ain't no kinky. I ain't no kinky dude. I'm. Keep it real.

[Ocho]

I'm trying to get. I'm trying to get you to try some new.

[Joe]

It's words. Some people. Some is words. She can say something. You can say something. Yeah, some. It's. It's. It's. It's touching. It's certain things that'll get you to go, pop. Go. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, I understand. I dig it. I dig it. Ocho is trying to get you to write.

[Tab Ramos]

Yes.

[Joe]

Hold on. Why is it Ultra trying to get me. I thought he was showing all of us. Chat. Chat, and he's showing you. You mean just me? He tried to get me to expand my horizon. I already told y', all, we cool over here. We good.

[Ocho]

Joe, at least try the rocket. Joe, at least try that.

[Joe]

The rocket.

[Ocho]

You hear me? Yeah, okay. All right. Okay. At least try. At least try to butt plug with it with the little heart. Joe.

[Joe]

Come on. For her.

[Ocho]

Put it.

[Joe]

Put it on. Put it on her.

[Ocho]

Way y' all can. Y' all can exchange either way.

[Joe]

Come on, man. See, that's what I'm talking about. That's what I'm talking about. What would. The heart on it. Hey, Joe, man, off the chain. They got them to light up. They got them to light up.

[Ocho]

Oh, yeah, Joe.

[Joe]

Oh. Oh, I'm good. I don't know why you started telling me what they got lighting up and all this.

[Ocho]

I'm good.

[Joe]

Like, I. I will. You know what I mean? Like, what's up, man?

[Ocho]

Hey, hey, try to try to tape, too.

[Joe]

What the. What? The tape. Go ojo.

[Ocho]

You could tie up like this. Either behind or in front. It depends.

[Joe]

It depends on, right?

[Ocho]

You know how you want. Sometimes kind of like.

[Joe]

Kind of like hard times. Yeah, you got to be. Yeah, you got to be. But you got to be. You know, she can't. She got to have, like, really loose shoulders. Yeah. You know, to be, like, in this position. The wrong position. Like that. Yeah. And to be able to. To be in that position and have to, you know, toot that thing. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. So that's why. That's. That's. That's why you have to be careful. You know, police, they have to get you up really quick because the. The chest goes up and down. Yeah. Well, if you own your chest, it ain't nowhere to go. Yeah. So. So she got to be real loose and. And amenable to something like that. Like. Like Luke, say, face down, it's up. That's the way we got the. See, that's what I'm talking about. I've been trying to tell y'. All. Now I'm saying three spot. I'm in the three spot. Chat got you far from three, partner. I'll just tell you that right now, just in case you didn't know. Chat got you far from three, But I'm three. Oh, Joe. You know it. Joe, man, come on. You, too. You know. Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. You know how we talk about The Celtics? The 1A and 1B.

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[Joe]

Jaden Brown, Jason Tatum. Hell, that's you. Oho. 1A and 1B.

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[Ocho]

What I got to do with this?

[Joe]

Come on, man. Come on, man. Come on, man. Man, just pull out butt plugs and jumping cables and hook up on your nipples. Come on, man. Talking about what? What I got to do with this?

[Ocho]

I'm just trying to expand your horizon, Joe, that's all.

[Joe]

My horizons are expanding. We good, bro.

[Ocho]

Listen, I'm. Listen, I'm. Joe. You alive but you're not living, Joe. I'm just trying to help you spice up your love life, Joe. That's all. That's all. Hey, get you some of them though, boy. Hey, tell the wife when you put these on, tell her put some ice. Take some ice. Put the ice on there too, Joe. Numb the pain.

[Joe]

Hey, Joe. Will get put out, man. You right around the corner from the crib.

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[Joe]

What you did, Ocho? How you get in trouble? Whatever, man.

[Ocho]

Shoot, man. Seven o' clock service this morning.

[Joe]

You made it.

[Ocho]

Yeah, I got in trouble. I got. Got in trouble in church, huh?

[Joe]

What, the phone went off?

[Ocho]

Nah, my phone didn't go off, man. You know, reverend up there preaching, right? Yeah, Joe. And so he going off and like, I'm like, okay, okay, rev. And he got.

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He.

[Ocho]

He got to reciting stuff and kept going and talking about people going to the club and coming and coming to church, you know, the next morning, straight from the club. And so he going off and he preaching. And I stood up, you know. Cause it was getting good. I stood up and I folded my arms. Because most of the time, you know, you have your. What you call it, handkerchief. And like a side. Like a gesture of keep preaching because you cooking is. You know, you throw your handkerchief. Like, you don't throw it. And so he was. He was just going. And I. I don't know what had gotten into me, Unc and Joe. I had got into it so much, and I was really feeling it. And he talk about the devil in the club. I was like, yeah, the devil, you

[Joe]

said that's in church.

[Ocho]

And they kicked. Yeah, out loud. And they kicked me out of the church, man.

[Joe]

Come on.

[Ocho]

And I was like. I said, well, damn, I thought we was all on the same side.

[Joe]

Come on, Ocho.

[Ocho]

Yeah, I would try. I was tripping, boy. I was tripping. They threw me out.

[Joe]

Yeah, they was supposed to, bro. You can't bring that in the church house, man. You can't bring.

[Ocho]

Yeah, yeah.

[Joe]

Oh, now that you've been to church house in the club, man. Ocho, did you see the rodeo? They gonna change the tire. They said they showed out in Houston for the rodeo. Yeah, man. They say they had them rim shorts on. The rim of their ass was out. Ooh, where at?

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[Ocho]

Huh?

[Joe]

In Houston at the rodeo.

[Ocho]

But don't they say people got their kids, don't they do that at every rodeo?

[Joe]

Nah, Ocho, they say them people had kids and stuff down there, but they also said it got reported in a week. 33,000 new cases, man, stop playing. 33,000 in a week? In a week.

[Ocho]

Out there.

[Joe]

Out there. Yeah, man.

[Ocho]

Damn.

[Joe]

So they're microwaving them out there humping like rabbits, ain't they? Yeah. Hey, they said they was in cars with no tent on getting at it. That was. Hey, if it's a lie, that's what they were reporting. Yeah.

[Ocho]

Damn.

[Joe]

I know y' all heard. I know y' all heard that, too.

[Ocho]

Hey, that's crazy.

[Joe]

That's what the report said. Yeah.

[Ocho]

Hey, I need. Let me see if I can find that.

[Joe]

Oh, man, that's all. I think I sent it to you.

[Ocho]

You did?

[Joe]

I think I did.

[Ocho]

Hold on, let me.

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[Ocho]

Let me go. Let me go in the back. Let me see. Let me see.

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[Ocho]

Okay.

[Joe]

No, I thought I sent it to you.

[Ocho]

Nah, you ain't send that to me.

[Joe]

I ain't send it to you.

[Ocho]

Mm. Mm.

[Joe]

Yeah, but they say.

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[Joe]

Woo. That's cold up, boy. They say that thing was like freak nick in the 90s. Freak nicks in the 90s. And that's what it. Joe. Well, you didn't. You didn't come nothing, Joe. You had that before your time, Joe. You missed out. You was front and center. I moved to Atlanta for that reason. I went in 1992 and I called. My people say I moved here in 93. They said, we thought you wanted to stay in Savannah. I said, well, you thought wrong. What you pulled up in. Where you. Where you went? I had an sl, Ben. I had an osl, you know, Drop top SL to Joe. Cause. Cause back then, Joe, I left from Black College beach week in Daytona.

[Ocho]

Yeah.

[Joe]

See, I had been going to Daytona, you know, down there in Daytona. You know what I'm saying? Hey, hey, hey, hey, Joe, I step on that thing bow leg. You know, I bowling bow legging that one leg, yo. I mean, just.

[Ocho]

Yeah.

[Joe]

Abs everywhere.

[Ocho]

Yeah.

[Joe]

Hey, I was down, man.

[Ocho]

Hey, Joe. I was down there, Joe. Yeah, yeah, yeah. This is back when I was dating Adina Howard.

[Joe]

Back then Adina Howard, man,

[Ocho]

you know, I ain't gonna play. Like.

[Joe]

Like I would say. I know you keep your 12 on you, but come on, man. You come on.

[Ocho]

Come on now. Hey, Joe, I don't play now.

[Joe]

Hey. Yeah. I'm beating up everybody plate, though. I can't be afraid now. You eating off everybody plate, huh? Okay. I can't be Up. You're afraid if you eat enough, everybody plate. We can't, you know.

[Ocho]

Well, listen. Hey, hey. You gonna starve over there. You gonna starve. I'm gonna make sure. I'm full. I'm gonna make sure. Come on.

[Joe]

See what I'm saying? Ocho, I already know. I know. Big.

[Ocho]

Hey, I'm gonna get. Hey, we're gonna get. I'm gonna get y' all two together, man, before 20, 26. Get out of here, man. We gonna go into 27 in the right way.

[Joe]

What's wrong with what I'm doing? Like, I'm having a good time Now, I know you.

[Ocho]

No, no, Joe. You think you having a good time right now. It's so many doors you ain't open yet.

[Joe]

Don't need to be open. O joke. Exactly. That's why you can't have two friends in the same neighborhood drop by both houses. Especially in the same neighborhood. Hey, hey, it says 31, 400. Hold on. It says 31, 400. Six cases of gonorrhea, 12,935 cases of syphilis, 5,670 cases of HIV. Damn. Around 30 to 35,000 cases. Oh, yeah. Houston off the list. Houston out the list. I ain't going.

[Ocho]

Damn.

[Joe]

Hey, look.

[Ocho]

Hey, Joe, what's up? You said certain doors not supposed to be open. If certain doors weren't supposed to be open, it wouldn't be no doorknob there.

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You hear me?

[Joe]

Well, it wouldn't be.

[Ocho]

It wouldn't be.

[Joe]

No, it's an exit. Is the exit is for something to exit. Not necessarily to.

[Ocho]

Nah, every. You ain't never. You ain't never walked in the exit before?

[Joe]

No. And you remember, you see, when you go to the store, they, like, do not exit. They say, in on this side, exit on that side.

[Ocho]

And you know what you do if you see somebody come out of the exit and you don't want to go all the way around, you know what you do? You walk.

[Joe]

I don't.

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I don't.

[Ocho]

I don't do that.

[Joe]

I don't. I.

[Ocho]

Don't worry about it. Don't worry about it. See, I see y' all want to play by the book. Okay.

[Joe]

Yeah. This dug in here, man. I can't. I can't believe you, Ojo. I can believe him. I can believe him. That's. That's the crazy part. I can believe him. Yeah, I was. But that was back in the. That was. Joe, you missed the time. Time was at Black College beach week, and then like a month or two later, right up there. I heard about her. I'm talking about freak. I'm talking about freak, Nick. And I'm talking about. We shut it down. I said, you know what I just remember thinking? I was like, man, I don't know if they're gonna let this thing happen too much longer, Joe. They was closing the mall. They closed the Lennox and Phipps. It was getting out. I can only imagine, bro. The interstate was. I'm talking about. It was a part on the interstate. 75, 75, 85 was a parking lot just chilling. People out there dancing. People get on top of the car. I'm talking about everything. Damn, boy. You had to.

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[Joe]

You had to be there. And they've tried to recreate it. You can't. It ain't coming back. It's done.

[Ocho]

Not. Not. Not like it was back then.

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Nope.

[Joe]

Nope. It's too much now, man.

[Ocho]

Yeah.

[Joe]

Oh, gosh.

[Ocho]

Hey, you know what? You know what it's like? You know the kind of disappointment it is when they try to recreate Free Nick?

[Joe]

What's that?

[Ocho]

Remember how great. Remember how good coming to America was?

[Joe]

Yes.

[Ocho]

And remember how. How. How upsetting coming to America, too, was where it didn't live up to what it. What? The first one.

[Joe]

You can't remake that, bro.

[Ocho]

Exactly. That's exactly how it is about Freak. Me. You. You just can't. Some things are better left as they were.

[Joe]

And we got too many. Too many. Too many cameras and videos now. So all these kids be seeing their mamas and aunties out there. It just ain't gonna. Yeah, yeah. Hey, I, I. I guarantee. I know. I know something. I got them on my. On my camcorder. I already know. Oh, Lord.

[Ocho]

I bet you still got that camcorder from back then.

[Joe]

I got it. And I still got. You watch it. You watch it. From down to Daytona. Real. Yeah, I do. Joke. You know what I'm saying? You're born with hell. You're born with hell. I got. I know what you mean. Yeah. Hey, we had. Hey, we had Daytona. We had Orange Crush, which was Savannah State. Cause you know, Savannah is on the beach too, right? And then free.

[Ocho]

Back to back.

[Joe]

Back to back to back. Hey, hey, I got some stuff in the archives too, now, you know? Yeah, I need to get rid of that. I need to get real. Oh, Joe, we used to come. Me and. Me and the fellas used to come to Miami, man. We rent us a boat. I'm talking about. Yeah.

[Ocho]

Wait a minute.

[Joe]

Tell me more. We used to have a little fun you know, hey, okay, country boy. Hey, don't get the country boy a little money. We'll go crazy. Hey, one time we got. Hey, we got to do it at least one time. At least once.

[Ocho]

Hey, don't hold back, Joe. But y' all went on the boat

[Joe]

with who y' all had, you know, you know, they were long, long, long, long, long time ago.

[Ocho]

What year we talking about, Joe?

[Joe]

It's about. It's early 2000s. Probably about like. Probably about like 2000. Eight, nine.

[Ocho]

Okay, okay. I'm trying to. I'm trying to get a visual.

[Joe]

That's it.

[Ocho]

I like it.

[Joe]

I like it. I got. Hey, what I'm telling you is I got a camcorder I used to record a lot of, you know, not, not. Not nothing to the shenanigans. And none of that. I'm saying, like this stuff that everybody could watch, but.

[Ocho]

Yeah, right, right, right.

[Joe]

Yeah. Had a good old time.

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[Ocho]

Yes, sir.

[Joe]

But it was. There was a tired joke. Yeah, see? So. Hey, sometimes. Hey, man, sometime with my knees aching, my back aching, I lay back with shadow. You know, if you never do it again, you did it once. Yeah, right, right. But you know, I go, you know, sometime I feel. I feel real good, you know, I take me a couple of anvil. Hey, hey. Oo, you remember that drill? Get your knees up. Get your knees up. I feel good sometime. Ooh,

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[Joe]

Man, that was. That was back in the day, man. That freaknick was off the chain. Joe, you had to be there because whatever you're thinking. Because think about it, it was a combination because the first couple. Luke was there. Turn that thing out,

[Angela Yee]

man.

[Ocho]

And that's during their time, too. Boy.

[Joe]

Boy, listen.

[Ocho]

I wanna rock. I wanna rock, I wanna rock.

[Joe]

I can only imagine, boy. Hey, when they say scrub the ground, they will scrub the ground. You know, $5 for the top is $5 for the bottom is all to get those thugs to fall. Hey, y' all keep tipping the sipping. Y' all know who it is on the one, too. It's your boy. Oh, anytime we'll do. You won't even know. Oh, one time for your flight. The beautiful candy is coming to the stage. You won't need no apartment. Come on, y' all know y' all love some chocolate. Come on down here, baby. Oh, y' all keep tipping and sipping. One more time for the girls. The beautiful girls. Give it up for them. Come on down, fellas.

[Ocho]

Hey, uncle, you sound like the DJ at the strip club.

[Joe]

Hey, he been home practicing. Yeah, by. Hey, you know, a Boy used to slip off up in that thing, you know? It wasn't a wild little joke, Okay? I go a night ain't that crowded. You know, your boy put that thing up in the cut.

[Ocho]

Yeah.

[Joe]

What's this open?

[Angela Yee]

Where?

[Joe]

Magic. Oh, yeah, but I'm all over the place. Follies, Shooter Valley, you know, I was all over the place. Lord have mercy.

[Ocho]

What are some good days.

[Joe]

What would I do?

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[Joe]

Just give me one more year. Like 20, when I was about 26, 27, them. Yeah, just one more year of that. That's all I need. One more year. Bo Shay Sharp.

[Ocho]

You was.

[Joe]

Hell, what was I? Hey, can you imagine now how easy it is to get in contact with somebody nowadays? What? No, no, no. You know what? I take that back. I take that back, Joe.

[Ocho]

Yeah,

[Joe]

Man, I better be. Hey, you better be a step on digs. I might have been. Step out. Diggs. Tyreek. Hey, hey, listen.

[Ocho]

All. All in one.

[Joe]

All in one, boy.

[Ocho]

Yeah, man, it's so easy now. You ain't got to do no work no more.

[Joe]

Nah. But your boy. Hey, I got that out of my system. Your boy. Hey, hey, I don't came out of the house. Just dropping that thing down.

[Ocho]

You cruising.

[Joe]

I'm down shifting now. I'm down shifting. I'm. I'm done. Done out of there. You already found it. That's what I want. That's all I want to know.

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[Joe]

Yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, got it. Got him. Got him.

[Ocho]

Yeah, we. Yeah, we. We in the same boat. Now step. We on to the next step now.

[Joe]

Oh, boy, look, he having flashback, boy. Vegas. You know, Limo used to be a thing back in the day. Y' all know Limo used to be a thing?

[Ocho]

Yeah.

[Angela Yee]

Huh.

[Joe]

Hey, like Beyonce put the partition up. Hey, we. Hey, we out here. We in here, boy. It was the days, boy. Oh, shake. Well, y'. All. Your chat. Your uncle. Your uncle. Hell, once upon a time, time flies on the man. Yeah. Now it's just a figment of my imagination.

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[Ocho]

Hey, that's why we got memories, man. We got memories. We got pictures.

[Joe]

Just slips on the way. That's all right. Ain't nothing out there.

[Ocho]

Ain't nothing out there but y' all

[Joe]

just ready for o'. Shade. O'. Shea. Pop out with o'.

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[Joe]

Pop out. Boy, when I pop out, what you. What, she about 185? 200. Was she about 200? She down. She higher. No, no, no, no, Boy. Boy, y' all remember. That was a good old time. Freak. Nick Black College beach week. Used to Go to Vegas. That was a good old time.

[Ocho]

Hey, Memorial Day weekend.

[Joe]

I ain't really. I, I've never, I've never been nowhere Memorial Day weekend until about Memorial Day

[Ocho]

weekend in Miami back then.

[Joe]

I heard about that.

[Ocho]

I heard about that them early 2000s.

[Joe]

Yeah, man,

[Ocho]

look, look, you know, I, I, I ain't, I'm leaving, I'm Leave that alone. Oh, hey, hey, Joe. Yeah, my homeboys, they got my Same crew from 2001 when I got drafted. Same crew, my same five.

[Joe]

Keep them.

[Ocho]

Hey, same five, right? So now we've been friends now 25, 20 plus years. Boy, memorial Day weekend, when them boys used to come down from food in it, man, and we used to get, we used to get the Royal Palm. The Royal Palm Hotel way back then. That was next, Next door to God was next door to the hotel that everybody stay at, man. Whatever, Whatever it was, man. Boy, I, I pull out, everybody get a call, everybody. You know, I, I had, I had a nice little loadout back then. Yeah, me, but when I tell you a time was had back then, you know, I had maybe a hosting gig, maybe one or two, you know, each, each night

[Joe]

I was hosting something. All right.

[Ocho]

Hey, I got, I gotta keep, I gotta keep it, Hey, I gotta keep it clean because everybody, Everybody, you gotta

[Joe]

keep it clean, boy.

[Ocho]

Joe, you Joe, Joe. Back then,

[Joe]

yeah, man. I mean, you know, back then, you ain't in no credit card. You know, back in, back in the day, you didn't need no credit card. I, I ain't have really had no credit card. I had cash money. So they're like, okay, the deposit, got to put 2500. Take it. I just need a room because I ain't make. I ain't had no plan. I ain't never. I only know how to book no hotel. I don't know how to book no airline. Somebody's always done that for me. So. My brother used to have a, a travel agency. Linda ran it. So I just called Linda, said, linda, I need to go xyz. I need to go here. Get me a hotel while you're at it. So I, I've never booked the hotel or booked the airline flight. I don't know how to do that. Shelly handles that stuff now. So I'm just going. Like I told my brothers, I said, man, I'm going down. You already got hot. You. I said, man, I'm sure I can find something. I know they, I know they had, you know, the deposit, but I had it on me, you know, your boy had it on it had a fat, fat, fat. Not on you. Then you. Man, what, bro? Made sure I was right. And I had a nice whip. Had to. Had the sl. Had a big. Oh, yeah, man, you were spoiled. He let me take his SL for two years. Oh, you was spoiled for. And then I just phased out of it. I said, you know what, man? I don't got. I can't do this no more. I can't do this. You can't keep living like that, man. You can't keep burning both ends of that camera.

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[Joe]

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[Joe]

Baby, always love the big. A big dart when the ab. Hello? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Why I showed a small waist. You know, my waist was gone like a click. It was disappearing. You know what I'm saying? I'm just saying. Don't y' all get real talk, man.

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[Joe]

it was gone. Way disappeared.

[Ocho]

Hey, I gotta use that. I gotta use that.

[Joe]

But I was like, man, you know what? I just couldn't do it. No, Mojo couldn't do it. I just say, it's time to go. Time to shut it down. It get to a point. It get to a point. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I know. And I know one thing about it. You know, as you. As you age, you get older, you're like, man, I can't continue to live like this here. Yeah. And I'm thinking, I'm like, damn, man. Shout. Let's go ask a. Nah, man. Right, right.

[Ocho]

Oh, man.

[Joe]

Hey, Ocho. Now, when I come to Miami, I got the fam, I got the kids, I got my old lady. We just go out there.

[Ocho]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Joe]

I ain't been nowhere, Joe. You ain't been nowhere. I try to go home. I go home, you know. Hey, bro. Dad, you coming home? Okay, we're gonna bring the grandkids over. We gonna come see you. Yeah, let's go. Let's go out there. Let's go see my daughter. Daddy, let's go grab something to eat. Let's catch up. Like, damn.

[Ocho]

Yeah. Joe. Joe. That was. Joe, that's about the only fun I had, man. You know, special holidays come along, and, you know, I never really partake. I never partook in the nightlife here in Miami. But Memorial Day weekend, you know, Pro bowl, you know, all the fellas, you know, to show them a good time and appreciation, you know, for. You know, for what they did. That was the only time I did, Joe, I, I, I ain't Joe. I've been in Miami all my life, Joe. I ain't even been to club.

[Joe]

I'm saying, why is that? Why you think it's because you from there?

[Ocho]

Well, you know how much it cost? Well, you know how much the table

[Joe]

is back in the day when you, when you just. You know what I'm saying?

[Ocho]

Nah, Joe. Because I don't drink, Joe. So what I'm doing in there, what am I doing in that environment? I ain't getting no alcohol. I'm not standing right.

[Joe]

Hey, hey, Me and the fellas. Hey. Yeah. You know, you already got. You know, you already got what you got, so.

[Ocho]

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Joe]

You ain't fishing no more. Nah. But I'm saying, when he was younger, though, when he was out hunting, you know, you. We need that hunting. Oh, yeah.

[Ocho]

Nah, Joe, I, I can't. I can't do it. It just, Just the thought of the

[Joe]

prices when you, you go to the restaurant.

[Ocho]

Yeah.

[Joe]

If you don't let them take that menu, be the one else. You know what? Let me get, you know, I don't know. As a matter of fact, what you say? Come on, come on. That dinner salad.

[Ocho]

Yeah, yeah.

[Joe]

Let me, Let me get. Yeah, yeah. Why you.

[Ocho]

Hey, remember. Hey, Joe. Hey, remember the show, uncle? Remember, I am Matthew?

[Joe]

Yeah, I do. Yeah, yeah.

[Ocho]

We had Dave Grubman. We had Dave Grubman. Come on. That man. And he was like, man, Ocho, you'd have been here all your life, man, and on me, I want you to come by live. I'm gonna let you in. I'm gonna give you a table. You ain't gotta pay for nothing. Just come so you could experience it, man. You know, man, I don't know. It's been about maybe four, five years. I still ain't go. Cause it's just not in me, the club life. And, you know, being in there, I just, I don't know. It's weird. It's weird. I mean, to be from Miami and not really partake in what people from Miami actually do is, is, Is beyond.

[Joe]

We gotta go to live. Hey, the Nightcap crew, we gotta get. Oh, that what I'm talking about.

[Ocho]

Let's go to. Let's go to this. Let's go to the Cigar.

[Joe]

I got a, A couple of Louis outfits that just came. Hey, we can still go to cigar bar, Ocho. Boy, we can't hit live, bro.

[Ocho]

Come on.

[Joe]

That's not exactly.

[Ocho]

That's not me.

[Joe]

We can go to A cigar bar. But why can't we hit Leah? We still should be able to hit Liam. I ain't been in a while, Ocho. I ain't never been.

[Ocho]

You've been there before.

[Joe]

But I ain't been in a while.

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[Ocho]

How about. How about this? I didn't. I didn't been. My daughter took me to booby trap, so I've been to booby trap. I've been to booby trap with my girl. So the third time I go. I'm thinking about going to booby trap tonight. Cause I want to celebrate.

[Joe]

What you celebrating?

[Ocho]

I just got. I just got.

[Joe]

Oh, did you?

[Ocho]

Yeah, that's what's happening.

[Joe]

I need to. What you call. I've said, Ocho, we need to go on. What you call them. We need to go to live. I'm gonna come down there. I think I got some business coming down. I think I'm coming down there in about three weeks. Two. Three weeks.

[Ocho]

Wait, why we can't go somewhere where we can enjoy ourselves, huh?

[Joe]

Oh, you think I can't enjoy myself at Club Live? Boy, look here. It don't take much, dad.

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[Joe]

Hey, I can play by myself. I don't need. It'll take a whole lot to get old.

[Ocho]

Hey, let me tell you something. You. You like live music?

[Joe]

Yeah, I do.

[Ocho]

There's a. There's a restaurant.

[Joe]

I like a lot of live. If it ain't alive, it ain't.

[Ocho]

Hey, there's a restaurant down here in Miami, Joe. I'm not sure when you come, Uncle. Whenever you come, if I'm not in town. But y' all got this restaurant down here called Runway 80.

[Joe]

Runway 84.

[Ocho]

Runway.

[Joe]

What they serving? Okay, man.

[Ocho]

Like Italian steak. You know, the stuff y' all like to eat. You got to try it. You got to try the atmosphere, the live music. The owner, his name is.

[Angela Yee]

Name.

[Ocho]

I think the owner's name is Anthony, if I'm not mistaken. But, man, the hospitality, man, beautiful, man. You got to try it. And outside of that, all right, we need to go to Zagaba. Relax, chill. Kick your feet up, man. We watch some sports, smoke a nice cigar.

[Joe]

Don't they got the TVs only live?

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[Joe]

Don't they got the TVs only live?

[Ocho]

You gotta ask Joe.

[Joe]

Oh, man, she'll stop acting like that, bro. I don't know. I don't remember, Ojo. It's been so long ago. But I want to go. I want to go, Ocho.

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[Ocho]

Hey, you. You know. You know what?

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[Ocho]

Ah, you know what was another time I forgot about who?

[Joe]

What? That.

[Ocho]

Back in the day, Memorial Day weekend. And King of Diamonds, Remember? King of Diamonds.

[Joe]

You ain't never been to none of them spots you talking about. You ain't been the King of Diamonds. Hey, so I ain't really never hung out in Miami. Basically, I'm la. I'm not la. Excuse me. I'm Atlanta.

[Ocho]

Atlanta?

[Joe]

Yep.

[Ocho]

Hey, hey, Joe. He missed the tip.

[Joe]

Oh, man. Oh, my God.

[Ocho]

Hey, hey, hey, Unc. Young lady by the name of Tip Drill, you know how Beyonce, when she gets on stage, she gives you a show? If you pay $100 to see Beyonce, you know what you're getting?

[Joe]

Yep.

[Ocho]

Well, there's a young lady, she is a legend. You hear me? She's a legend down here. Hell, she's a legend every goddamn world. When she hit that stage, I don't care how much money you came in there with, you walking out of there with nothing. When she hit the stage. Oh, my God. You talk about performing. I'm not. She's not a stripper. She does adult ballet, so everything in your pocket is coming out or she

[Joe]

was bad in the two year old. It's your door, boys.

[Ocho]

Yo, she was the real deal, yo. Yeah, man, get. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, Joe. She was a real deal, boy.

[Joe]

Joe, you ever been to the Claremont Lounge? Nah. What's that?

[Ocho]

I know the Claremont Twins.

[Joe]

No, they gotta. They got a place. It's. It's for. Huh. Some of them in there about 75 years old, taking it all off, man. What is that?

[Ocho]

Hey.

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[Ocho]

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[Joe]

It's in Atlanta called. It's called Claremont Lounge, Joe.

[Ocho]

Okay.

[Joe]

Some of them women in there, boy, I like. Oh, they getting down like that. Yeah, man. Chad, anybody. Anybody here from Atlanta? Know anything about the Clermont?

[Ocho]

Hey, hey, I gotta go there. What? Anything 70 up. Well, I'm telling you what they do, boy, when they take them teeth.

[Joe]

Come on. Oh, I'm. Hey, I'm just telling you, some of ain't got no teeth to put in. I take the teeth out. Some of the teeth already out. Hey, hey. Some of them looking like old boy from ucla. Nah, but they got about four or five, man. Come on. Come on. I swear. Come on. Yeah.

[Ocho]

Hey, y'.

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