Nightcap Hour 2: Spurs Fans Chant “FLOPPER” to Shai + Todd Monken TROLLING? + Cam Ward NEW DIET + Floyd Mayweather GOT for $175M

Summary

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Nightcap Hour 2: Spurs Fans Chant “FLOPPER” to Shai + Todd Monken TROLLING? + Cam Ward NEW DIET + Floyd Mayweather GOT for $175M

Date: May 23, 2026
Hosts: Shannon Sharpe (“Unc”), Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson, plus Todd Monkett & Myles Garrett

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Episode Overview

Hour 2 of Nightcap brings a classic mix of humor, real-talk, and sports wisdom as Shannon, Chad, Todd, and Myles chop up the day’s sport headlines and dig into stories beyond the field. This episode flows from locker-room banter to serious money talk: debates on nutrition, an in-depth conversation about pro athletes' personal finances (centering on Floyd Mayweather's losses), Cam Ward’s transformative new diet, and relatable energy on the struggles and wins of former athletes. They also don’t hold back on lifestyle commentary—turning a viral “mailman vs. grass” TikTok into such a relatable, funny segment you’ll feel like you’re in the room.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Todd Monken, Myles Garrett, and the "Didn't Even Meet Yet?" Browns Situation

[02:30–03:32]

• The crew jokes about Browns’ coach Todd Monken reportedly not having met superstar defensive end Myles Garrett during OTAs.
• Ocho suggests: “You ain’t gonna stop in and say hello?”; they laugh about top players not hanging around Cleveland in the offseason—Myles probably living his best life elsewhere.

Notable Quote:

“He’ll see him at minicamp—one minicamp, mini camp in two weeks, that’s it!”
—Myles Garrett [03:08]

2. Cam Ward's Diet and the Evolution of Pro Athlete Nutrition

[03:37–05:56]

• The panel discusses Tennessee Titans quarterback Cam Ward losing 10 lbs by changing his diet; no more seed oils or junk food.
• Todd Monkett delivers a classic metaphor:

  “You can’t put that regular gas in that Bugatti and think it’s gonna take off, ya know what I mean?” [05:26]

• They reflect on how pros must grow up fast: learning the playbook, professional conduct, and what it means to actually live and eat like an elite athlete.

3. Humor on Supplements, Probiotics & the “Old School vs. New School” Health Approach

[05:56–09:00]

• Ocho admits to skipping McDonald’s for a while, Myles jokes he can’t live without it.
• They hilariously debate the difference between probiotics, digestive enzymes, and the wild world of vitamins:

  “Wait, what is called, pro who? … You get it from GNC? You can get it from a supplemental store?”
  —Myles Garrett [06:39, 06:51]

• They riff about lubricating their joints—with everything from magnesium to “KY from Walgreens” [09:54], sparking classic Unc & Ocho laughter.

4. Floyd Mayweather’s $175M Losses—Warning for All Athletes

[12:09–35:15]
Major Segment

The Story

• Floyd reportedly victim of a year-long scam by an associate who drained his accounts, pawned jewelry, even transferred his private jet—plus more legal and IRS trouble.
• $100M in jewelry is “handed over” for only $13M in return.

Deep Dive: Athlete Wealth & Image

• The panel dissects the dangers of living too large and letting “image” dictate spending post-career:

  “There are no investments in this world, I don’t care who you are, that can still accumulate [fight money] revenue…” —Myles Garrett [17:35] “The value is not the accessories you're wearing. You already Floyd Money Mayweather, right? Your name is the value.” —Myles Garrett [19:25]

• They reflect on how impossible it is to sustain a celebrity athlete’s “image life” without sport money, and the perils of entourages:

  “Do people know what it cost to fly and stay where he be staying?” —Joe Ocho [23:47] “He's probably stayed in a room that cost 10, 15 thousand a night... he’s got five, ten people with him...” [23:57]

On Endorsements & Comparisons

• Real talk: Floyd hit billionaire status on boxing receipts, not endorsements like Jordan or LeBron.

  “He made a billion dollars with no endorsements.” —Joe Ocho [25:53]

• "Once you get out of the league, it's hard to stop that lifestyle," warns Myles [34:42].
• They urge athletes to take financial literacy seriously:

  “I think these athletes should come to my course… financial literacy course… Not worrying about having to impress nobody.” —Myles Garrett [35:15]

Notable Reactions & Quotes

• Ocho: “I just want indoor plumbing…never in my wildest dreams did I think I’d live in something like what I live now.” [40:22]
• On banks and loans:

  “A bank is a great place to borrow money—as long as you don’t need it.” —Joe Ocho [21:16]

• On Uncle Sam:

  “He the only man that don’t work and get half your money.” —Joe Ocho [22:57]

5. Lifestyle Clowning, Gratitude, and “Jet Talk”

[39:41–44:51]

• Myles talks Star Island Miami mansions, dreaming of a “Nightcap Jet;” Ocho brings it back: “I'm winning. This is me winning right here...” [40:10]
• They trade rags-to-riches stories and the excitement of surpassing humble beginnings.

6. Viral Video: “Mailman vs. Grass” and Homeowner Rights

[45:25–54:06]

• The crew reviews a viral clip: a homeowner asks a mail carrier not to walk on her lawn, he drops mail in protest.
• Ocho and crew debate property boundaries, respecting the ask, and how grass care is serious business. They share their own lawn care quirks and upgrades:

  “I don't walk through my house with shoes on. The lady asked him nicely…” —Joe Ocho [53:00]

• Hilarious riffs on turf vs. real grass, yard pride, and Southern living.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments (with Timestamps)

• “He’ll meet him in minicamp. That’s it.” —Myles Garrett [03:08]
• “You can’t put that regular gas in that Bugatti and think it’s gonna take off…” —Todd Monkett [05:26]
• “Magnesium. Marvel character.” —Myles Garrett, clowning on taking vitamins [08:42]
• “He had an image to maintain based on what he created and who he was.” —Myles Garrett [20:04]
• “He made a billion dollars with no endorsements.” —Joe Ocho [25:53]
• “The only man that don’t work and get half your money [is] Uncle Sam.” —Joe Ocho [22:57]
• “There ain’t no point. The value is not the accessories that you’re wearing. You already Floyd Money Mayweather, right?...You need one car, two if that.” —Myles Garrett [19:25]
• “Never in my wildest imagination. I just wanted indoor plumbing.” —Joe Ocho [40:22]
• "You got a line behind you. Would you like a bag, sir? No, just put my stuff down!" —Joe Ocho on buying private items at checkout [11:13]
• “A bank is a great place to borrow money as long as you don’t need it.” —Joe Ocho [21:16]
• “That man threw the mail. Come on, bro.” —Todd Monkett on the viral video [47:06]

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Important Segment Timestamps

• [02:30–03:32] Todd Monkett & Myles Garrett on not meeting yet/OTAs
• [03:37–05:56] Cam Ward new diet & pro athlete nutrition
• [05:56–09:00] Supplements/probiotics/personal health humor
• [12:09–35:15] Floyd Mayweather’s $175M loss—wealth, image & athlete finances
• [45:25–54:06] Homeowner asks mailman not to walk on grass: panel’s take
• [39:41–44:51] Star Island, Nightcap Jet, and gratitude for blessings

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Tone and Style

All the banter, storytelling, and hard truths land with the realness and humor Ocho and Unc are famous for. From locker room laughs to reminders about “the value in your name, not your things,” this hour is a perfect Nightcap: grounded, aspirational, and wild enough to keep you glued to the feed.

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The episode spotlights the real costs of chasing status, the learning curve for new pros, and, above all, how to celebrate wins big and small without ever losing your sense of humor or self.

Transcript

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[Joe Ocho]

Hey Joe Ocho. Todd Monkett also said he hasn't met Myles Garrett yet.

[Todd Monkett]

What's that about?

[Myles Garrett]

Well, you know Miles Garrett ain't gonna be there right now but damn, you

[Joe Ocho]

ain't gonna stop in and say hello.

[Myles Garrett]

Wait, it's OTAs.

[Joe Ocho]

I mean, when Nicole get normally. I mean, there's top players, not me. Hey, you know, fly me back out there. Hey, I'm not flying back out there on my dime.

[Myles Garrett]

Right?

[Joe Ocho]

But I think. But I don't know if my. I don't think Miles lives in Cleveland. I think he might live in Texas or something.

[Myles Garrett]

Yeah.

[Joe Ocho]

Besides, he would have he with a girl. He like, man, I gotta get time with my girl. I'll see y' all when I see y'. All.

[Myles Garrett]

Listen, he'll see a mini camp. One mini camp. Mini camp in two weeks. Huh? He didn't meet him. He'll meet him in minicamp. That's it. Hell, Todd Munger, he met him before he had to deal with him twice a year. What are we talking about?

[Joe Ocho]

He just met him as a player on his team.

[Myles Garrett]

That's it. You know exactly what you get from him.

[Joe Ocho]

Oh, Joe. Cam Ward says he's lost close to 10 pounds this offseason by monitoring his diet. Ward said, I think it'll help me with durability, just being faster, getting it, getting up in the pocket and trying to play my speed. I watch my diet more, continue to have more cardio, just work on my body just now here when I'm away from the building. The Titans nutritional staff also removed all seed oils from the cafeteria, according to Salah ocho. Yeah, no McDonald's for Cam Ward. Is this a big year? Loading.

[Myles Garrett]

I mean, yeah, it's a big year. Obviously, losing weight, it make you a little light on your feet. I'm not sure it could help with your decision making mentally, but as far as everything for you physically, it can help. It can help. His escapability is. It's been second to none. We saw that when he was at Miami. We saw it with him last year. And I think he's not gonna have to do much, especially with what I've seen from Cardinal Tate so far.

[Joe Ocho]

Boy.

[Myles Garrett]

Young boy is nice. Hey, hey, hey. He nice. I'm talking about the small sample size. I know what he did in college. Forget college. I'm talking about the small stuff I've seen from Tennessee Titans.

[Todd Monkett]

What was.

[Myles Garrett]

What video guys, whatever it may be on Twitter and Instagrams. He look good.

[Todd Monkett]

That's the kid from Ohio State, right?

[Joe Ocho]

The receiver.

[Myles Garrett]

What? Hey, he nice. Joe.

[Todd Monkett]

Hey, Unc Ocho. I like when I see, you know, young guys who really start to change up their diet and take, you know, their fitness serious. I think it only helps you when you're on the field or on the court. You know, you just can't do the same things you was doing in high school and college, bro, how you were eating. You can't just pig out like that as a professional. You have to learn how to take care of your body, how to eat right. Like I always tell y', all, man, you can't put that regular gas in that Bugatti and think it's gonna take off, and you know what I mean?

[Joe Ocho]

Yeah.

[Todd Monkett]

So you have to learn. You have to learn that. So that first year, his rookie year was probably a learning experience. Like hell. Probably midway through the season, he probably like, damn, Yeah, I gotta be able

[Joe Ocho]

to hit another pro. Yeah, it does, because, you know, you gotta learn. You know, you're trying to learn your way around. You're trying to learn the playbook. You're trying to be professional. You try to do all the right things. So it take you that first year to try to figure out everything, where everything is situated, and then you get to lock in on what you need to do in order to become the best player that you could potentially become. And, hey, we've all been there. We've all been there.

[Todd Monkett]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Joe Ocho]

I ain't had no McDonald's in a while. I might need to go and get me that ten piece.

[Myles Garrett]

There you go. There you go. Matter of fact, you know, uncle, you, like, need help to get that filet o fish. You hear me?

[Joe Ocho]

Man, I a had no filet o fish, man. I ain't had a filet o fish about. Oh, my goodness. 30, 35, 40. I had never since high school.

[Myles Garrett]

You know what? You need to treat yourself, huh? Yeah, I understand. I understand what Joe talking. I understand what Joe talk about, you know, but I'm. I'm. I'm an anomaly. You know, that. That ain't. That ain't. That ain't. That ain't work for me. Hey, Joe, I could. I couldn't function without that McDonald's, Joe. I. I don't know what it is.

[Todd Monkett]

Damn. Hey, you take any probiotics or any of that?

[Joe Ocho]

Ocho I do.

[Myles Garrett]

Pro who?

[Todd Monkett]

I know Ocho don't take no vitamins, no nothing.

[Myles Garrett]

Wait, what is called pro who?

[Joe Ocho]

Probiotics.

[Myles Garrett]

Where you get that from?

[Todd Monkett]

Put that good bacteria in you, you know, don't. Oh, oh, you gotta teach him something.

[Joe Ocho]

Hold on.

[Myles Garrett]

But where you get it from?

[Todd Monkett]

You get it from gnc. You can get it from a supplemental

[Joe Ocho]

store, health food store gn gnc.

[Myles Garrett]

Well, that's in Atlanta.

[Joe Ocho]

Oh, man, they're all over the nutritional store.

[Todd Monkett]

Come on, man.

[Myles Garrett]

Hey, y' all know damn well I don't know nothing about no damn nutritional stuff.

[Todd Monkett]

A vitamin shop you can go.

[Joe Ocho]

Yeah.

[Todd Monkett]

You don't take no. You don't take no supplements, Ocho? No vitamins or nothing?

[Myles Garrett]

Damn. No, Joe, I don't know what's in that.

[Joe Ocho]

You take no sparks.

[Myles Garrett]

Hey, I tell.

[Joe Ocho]

Hey, hey, that's.

[Myles Garrett]

That's the only vitamin I take, huh? Hey, now we talking. Now we want to talk about popping a pill. That's what I'mma pop. I'mma pop me a. A roll. Shoot, now. Now we talking about language. God damn you. Somebody do I take some probates? I don't know about a damn probiotics.

[Joe Ocho]

Hey, hey, hey, boy.

[Todd Monkett]

You especially. Hey, you special, boy, huh? You special. You don't take nobody. I gotta take some vitamins, O. Joe.

[Myles Garrett]

Hey, Joe. But give me. Give me. Give me some ideas on what it takes. Joe. I'm not sure how I can help you right now.

[Joe Ocho]

You know, I take a digestive. I take digestive enzymes.

[Todd Monkett]

Yeah, yeah.

[Joe Ocho]

I eat pineapples. I eat blueberries. I take. Yeah, I take a lot of stuff. I ain't gonna even hold you.

[Myles Garrett]

Hey, Joe, give me an idea on what to say. Joe. I try. I try anything once. Now, if it's nasty

[Joe Ocho]

once they gonna make it, you gotta eat because it has to build up in your system, huh?

[Todd Monkett]

Over a period of time, bro. You can't just take it.

[Joe Ocho]

You go to the doctor. Yeah. Doctor say, okay, this is a one time dose. They don't give you. They don't give you no medicine. That's a one time dose. You have to take everything over a period of time.

[Myles Garrett]

Now, when you say a period of time, how much we talking? Because I ain't got that kind of discipline to be taking no goddamn pills.

[Joe Ocho]

Well, don't even worry about it.

[Todd Monkett]

Yeah.

[Joe Ocho]

Don't even want your money. I take magnesium. I take all that.

[Todd Monkett]

Yeah.

[Joe Ocho]

Zinc.

[Todd Monkett]

Yeah.

[Myles Garrett]

Magnesium. Marvel character.

[Joe Ocho]

You see me?

[Todd Monkett]

Look, look, look.

[Myles Garrett]

Who is that? Mr. Who?

[Joe Ocho]

Media.

[Todd Monkett]

That's media man.

[Joe Ocho]

Media man.

[Myles Garrett]

Okay, okay, okay, okay.

[Joe Ocho]

Robert Chaucer.

[Todd Monkett]

Yeah. Oh, y' all know nothing about that. Yeah.

[Joe Ocho]

Hey, I'm O. Joe.

[Myles Garrett]

Hey, my bad, man. Hey, my bad, man. Y', all. Y'. All. Y' all on a different wavelength than I am. I just, you know, I mean, I

[Joe Ocho]

said between four and six weeks.

[Myles Garrett]

Wait. I won't see results until about four or six weeks.

[Joe Ocho]

Yeah, just like when you work it out.

[Todd Monkett]

You gotta be consistent, bro.

[Joe Ocho]

Yes.

[Myles Garrett]

Okay. Joe, give me an idea. Give me an idea what to get from ngc.

[Todd Monkett]

You need ngc. You don't take no fish oils or none of that. You need all that, bro, to keep. Hey, as active as you are, you know, you need something to keep them muscles and joints lubricated, bro.

[Myles Garrett]

Hey, hey, hey, Joe, they lubricated now.

[Todd Monkett]

There you go. Here you go. Here you go. Here you go. Here you go.

[Myles Garrett]

Yeah, they lubricated. Now, you know, I ain't got no problem in that. I give you a nice oil change.

[Joe Ocho]

There you go. There you go. What you use?

[Todd Monkett]

An Astro Glide and baby oil.

[Joe Ocho]

What you using?

[Myles Garrett]

Yeah, yeah. KY from Walgreens, Joe.

[Joe Ocho]

Oh, my goodness. Man, I wind up. Man, they sell. I saw that in the. In the. In the airport.

[Todd Monkett]

What's that?

[Joe Ocho]

Man, I went in there to get me some orange juice and some water, and I looked down there. They got. They got ass. I said, huh?

[Myles Garrett]

Yeah, yeah.

[Joe Ocho]

Huh?

[Myles Garrett]

I'm telling you.

[Shaquille O'Neal]

Who.

[Joe Ocho]

Who gonna get that? Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, c. I'm going put this. Hey, I put it in my pocket. Yeah, you can't let nobody see you get a. You go to. Hey, you go to CVS and get condoms. Would you like a back. God, shut up. Damn. Don't even worry about it. I'mma go over here to self checkout me. And then they. Hey, instead of just running across, they pick it up.

[Todd Monkett]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Joe Ocho]

Come on, now. Yo, y' all doing too much. Yeah, man, you know, you got. You got a line right behind you. Yeah, alone. Just run across there. They got the whole thing up. Would you like a bag? No, I want. You put my stuff down.

[Todd Monkett]

Hey, hey, I wait. Let everybody get on up out of there. You know what I mean?

[Joe Ocho]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Don't be.

[Todd Monkett]

Put me on bl. Don't put me on first street like that.

[Myles Garrett]

Hey, Joey, it make you feel funny. It make you feel funny pulling the condoms out and hand them to the. Red. To the lady.

[Todd Monkett]

It just make you feel like somebody behind you watching you.

[Joe Ocho]

You know what I mean?

[Myles Garrett]

Right, right, right, right, right, right.

[Joe Ocho]

If I was just a. If I was just a normal person, I wouldn't fake anything, right? You know, they. And then they talk it all loud. They don't pick the whole thing up. I mean, any other time, y' all just slide it. Now you got mine. Would you like a bag, sir, with that? No, no. How would you put my stuff down? I put it.

[Myles Garrett]

Hey, that's funny. That's funny.

[Joe Ocho]

Yeah. That's a personal story. Apple.

[Todd Monkett]

That's crazy.

[Joe Ocho]

Business out there in the street like that.

[Todd Monkett]

It's crazy.

[Joe Ocho]

Oh man, they be doing too much. Ocho, ocho, ocho.

[Myles Garrett]

But what happened? What happened? What?

[Joe Ocho]

Floyd Mayweather says he reportedly got cleaned out to the tune of 175 million.

[Myles Garrett]

What?

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[Joe Ocho]

a former close associate ran a year long scheme that allegedly drained his bank accounts, hijacked real estate deals, pawned off his jury and even made his private jet disappear. Damn TMZ. Floyd says roughly $100 million worth of bling has handed over to a Miami Juril for only 13 million in return and he said a huge chunk of the collection is still sitting with the dealer. Floyd also says he unknowingly signed paperwork transferring ownership of his Gulfstream jet with a buyer section left blank and says he still doesn't know where the aircraft money went. Floyd also reportedly has been ordered to pay more than a million dollars in child support after a Nevada judge rule the retired boxer fathered a four year old girl born to a former dancer at his Las Vegas strip club. Also faced a reported 7.3 million dollar IRS lien. Ocho with the lavish lifestyle that Floyd has built over the years. The jazz entourage, non stop spending, has the lifestyle. Has he created a lifestyle that when he was making 200 $400 million a year, yeah, he was able to enjoy, have he created something that he can no longer keep up with.

[Myles Garrett]

Yeah, I, I think so. Because if you think about, think about Floyd, obviously having to maintain the image of being Money Mayweather. Joe.

[Todd Monkett]

Yeah.

[Myles Garrett]

Being at one point being at Todd's highest paid Forbes, you know, top highest paid athlete at one point, the lifestyle that he did live, you, you understood once you stop fighting, once you retired, regardless of what investments you made there. There are no investments in this world, I don't care who you are, Uncle Joe. That you can make that, can still accumulate that type of revenue that the sport that you play can. It's. It's not that many. You gotta hit, you got, you gotta get in good and hit it when it's hot. And it happens very seldom. It happens very seldom. So I, I hate this. I hate this for you, my young bull, man. I hate this for my young bull, Floyd. Hopefully this situation gets rectified, especially when it comes to having people around you, having other people in control of your finances. That's a no no, Joe. That's a no no, man.

[Todd Monkett]

That is.

[Myles Garrett]

That, that is a big no no. Especially with the kind of cash.

[Joe Ocho]

Floyd, you know, you can't sign anything blank. Ocho. When they come to us and they try to get us to sign these blanks when it comes down. Autograph. No, bro. Do you know how many, do you know how many jerseys that you can put these on? Do you know how many pictures you could. No, bro, I'm not signing no blanks.

[Todd Monkett]

Yep.

[Joe Ocho]

Look, I'm not going to, I'm not going to address the, the, the, the child situation. Whatever, whatever. He and, and hopefully the, the, the co parent again, that worked out. Get that resolved. That ain't got nothing to do with me. I, I don't, I don't really care. I don't really care about that. Hopefully whatever needs to be done will get done.

[Myles Garrett]

Damn.

[Joe Ocho]

But first of all, first of all, first of all, before I get the second, third, Ocho.

[Myles Garrett]

Yeah.

[Joe Ocho]

$100 million in jewelry.

[Todd Monkett]

Damn.

[Joe Ocho]

Ocho.

[Myles Garrett]

Yeah.

[Joe Ocho]

A hundred million dollars in jewelry, Ocho.

[Myles Garrett]

But hey, uncle is Money Mayweather. Uncle, it's Money Mayweather. He had, he had a image to uphold.

[Todd Monkett]

A hundred million, bro.

[Myles Garrett]

But who, but Joe, you. Are you talking to the cheapest athlete of all time? You ain't got to say it. You ain't got to say it to me. It ain't something I do. You know how I move when I played, huh, Joe? You know how I move when I played and I always talked about it publicly to let you know it ain't no point. The value is not the accessories that you're wearing. You already Floyd Money Mayweather, right? Your name is the value. Not anything you could purchase. Not anything you could drive. You got two hands and two feet and just one of you. You need one car, two if that. Get your car in a truck.

[Joe Ocho]

That's it.

[Myles Garrett]

That's all you need. But he had an image to maintain based on what he created and who he was.

[Todd Monkett]

Hey, so he only got 13 million out of that hunted. Is that.

[Joe Ocho]

Did I hear that right?

[Myles Garrett]

He said somebody else got the money.

[Joe Ocho]

Yeah. According to the joy says roughly a hundred million dollars worth of bling was handed over to a Miami to Miami jewelers. F meaning more than one.

[Todd Monkett]

Yeah.

[Joe Ocho]

For only 13 million in return. It says a huge chunk of the collection is still sitting with the jewelers.

[Myles Garrett]

You gotta understand too, Joe, diamonds. When you purchase diamonds, it's like cars. Once you walk out that jewelry store, you can't get back what you paid for it.

[Joe Ocho]

Well, if you bust it down now, if you got. Let's just say for the sake of argument. Ocho Joe. Now the problem is diamonds are worth everything is worth something.

[Todd Monkett]

Yeah.

[Joe Ocho]

The bank will lend you money as long as they know you don't need it. The bank. I go, I go to the bank right now and get loan. You know why? Cause they know I don't need it. Yeah, somebody go there that need a loan, they gonna give them ish. That's how it works.

[Todd Monkett]

Yeah.

[Joe Ocho]

A bank is a great place to borrow money as long as you don't need it.

[Myles Garrett]

Yeah, yeah.

[Joe Ocho]

That's how people say. Well, damn, how he get along? Because they know he had the money. You actually need it. You need it for a medical emergency, you need it for a graduation, you need it for something. Ah man, you need it. I now you can't pay me back. Yeah, and see, that's the problem. OO if I know you are in financial, I'm not giving you the value of what it's worth. What? Why you think pawn shops exist? Pawn shots don't get pawn shops don't give you the value and they charge you 10, 15 on your money and then they give you X amount of days to bring your ass back and get it back.

[Todd Monkett]

Yeah, yeah.

[Joe Ocho]

Damn, man, I ain't telling somebody I know how pawn shop operate because I know people that took stuff up there. Yes, sir. Nah. Hey man. Hey, shot no go and take it to pawn shop because I already know you ain't gonna give me. You. You ain't Gonna give me my money back, right? And then you ain't gonna want to leave it with me. You don't want. You want to keep it in floss, take it to the pawn shop.

[Myles Garrett]

Yeah. You know. You know what the good thing is about this, right? Is Floyd can overcome this with them three fights. Them free. Them three fights that he has scheduled. He can overcome this debt, pay it back. Now, the problem is, once he recoups the money that he's lost, maybe not, maybe not be able to recoup all of it, but he gonna, he gonna get a nice lump sum. Any changes his lifestyle, he ain't gonna

[Joe Ocho]

get nothing for Uncle Sam getting his first. I don't know if you know how Uncle Sam worked, but let me tell Uncle Sam. Work.

[Myles Garrett]

I know how he worked. He got a great beard, right, that Uncle Sam?

[Joe Ocho]

Yeah.

[Myles Garrett]

Oh, yeah. He don't play.

[Joe Ocho]

He the only man that don't work and get half your money.

[Todd Monkett]

Hello.

[Joe Ocho]

Where they do that at? Hello, Uncle Sam. The only guy that take your money and don't send out no checks.

[Todd Monkett]

You talking now, boy?

[Joe Ocho]

And now, guess what? What he charged. What he'll pay you on interest were versus what he charged you on interest is two entirely different things.

[Myles Garrett]

Yeah. Are we gonna get in?

[Joe Ocho]

So when you get your. You owe him, he let you go. See this? I'm gonna say I'm dirty here. Dirty. He let it go. Cause they exceed your account. Yeah. They let you go until you can't pay.

[Todd Monkett]

Yeah.

[Joe Ocho]

Swoop right in there and lock up everything.

[Myles Garrett]

Yeah. Let me get all this.

[Joe Ocho]

All of it. I. I hate. I. I hate. I hate this. I hate this, man.

[Myles Garrett]

Hey. Too many people. Too many people around him.

[Joe Ocho]

Oh, Joe. Too many. Fly somebody. You got an entourage? Do people know what it cost to fly and to stay where he be staying?

[Myles Garrett]

Yeah.

[Joe Ocho]

The room. He probably stayed in a room that cost 10, 15, 000 a night. That's him. He got five, 10 people staying with him. That's probably staying another a thousand to fifteen hundred dollars a night. He's staying somewhere for weeks.

[Myles Garrett]

You got something, think about security too.

[Joe Ocho]

Now that's them. You got to put them up. You gotta feed them. So not only do you put them up, you pay to put them up. And you pay them.

[Myles Garrett]

Yeah.

[Joe Ocho]

Damn.

[Myles Garrett]

He gonna bounce back though, huh?

[Joe Ocho]

I hope so.

[Myles Garrett]

He gonna bounce back. He gonna be. He. He gonna bounce back. And I mean, I'm. Listen, I'm. I'm not one, you know, to, to really be talking. Being that I've never lived that lifestyle despite having the Money, you know, I'm, I'm a little different. I'm, I would like to consider myself very financially savvy. I think he can, he can show hints or flashes of. I'm still Floyd. I'm not gonna go crazy like I used to, but I'm gonna let you know I still got it. Because he's caught up in that image of having to always look like I got it.

[Todd Monkett]

I think that's who he is, though, Ocho. I can't see him changing from that.

[Myles Garrett]

Joe, this is the biggest wake up call to have to change. You have no choice but to change.

[Joe Ocho]

But he's gone through this before. They took a large chunk of the, if I'm not mistaken, I think they took a big chunk of the money that he made with Connor.

[Myles Garrett]

They did.

[Joe Ocho]

Yeah. Look at that. What he had, he had tax problem before. Damn. Yes. Ocho, do you know how hard, oh, Joe. Ocho, do you know how hard it is to become a billionaire athlete with no endorsement income? Every other billionaire athlete. Jordan, what did he have? LeBron, what did he have?

[Myles Garrett]

Endorsement.

[Joe Ocho]

Messi Ronaldo, Roger Federer. What do they have? They have endorsements outside of what they make on their particular sport. He made a billion dollars with no endorsements.

[Myles Garrett]

That's crazy. He gonna, he, he gonna change. I just, just, I just, hey, Joe, I, I, I would love, I, I love Floyd. That, that, that's, that's my people. He gave me opportunity to be able to fight on that undercard. When he fought Logan Paul down here in Miami. I forever be grateful for me being able to see what it's like to experience walking into a ring and fighting a professional fighter in a sport that I've never done before. But if he can just understand. I, I, I'm sure you should be able to do it because this is the lesson in itself and one that I learned and having the discipline to be able to, to take care of my money, take care of my children. Understand? My grandma always told me, a fool in his money sell sh. Part ways if you're not careful. And you get caught up in society, in the, in the image of having to keep up with the Joneses and keep up with the latest of anything, like it's okay to do it. And I call it doing it. In his first. Joe. Doing things in moderation every so often. You know, I wear my goddamn cheetah pants every goddamn day, Joe, since I bought these things four months ago, Joe, I ain't changed yet. Yeah, but, but you'll catch me sometime this weekend and Like a million dollars. You see, Joe, I mean, I mean, just, it's in moderation. Every so often you, you know, you could pop your.

[Todd Monkett]

Until you pop.

[Myles Garrett]

Every day, Joe. Every day.

[Joe Ocho]

That's.

[Myles Garrett]

It's impossible to maintain, Joe. I look at Instagram sometime, I look at some of these people that are influencers, and I'm. I'm looking at what you're wearing, I'm looking at the cars, and I'm adding up, I'm adding it up in my head, like, what the. What the hell do y' all do? Like, it's impossible unless you play a sport that brings in you, you know, you're making, I don't know, Joe, 600, 000 a week, you know, depending on who you are. Like, that's the only way to maintain the image that I see on Instagrams, right? Like, it's impossible. You're able to create. You're able to create these story lines in this facade of, of this is really me. That's not reality. It's not reality.

[Joe Ocho]

Look, he's always been great to me because when I first started Club Sh. Shay, I hit him up. I said, bro, I need you to. Come on Eli Sharp, what you need when you need me? No problem. He's always been great to me. Every time I see him, he's been nothing but great to me. Yeah, I just hate to see him in this situation like this, making all the money that he's made. And to be in a situation like this, I hate it.

[Todd Monkett]

Right?

[Joe Ocho]

I really do, man. I hate it. I hate it. I hate it for us.

[Myles Garrett]

Yeah, I hate it too. But the good thing about it, the good in this situation is his body is still willing to enable. People will pay to watch him fight, even though he going to make the money. Because people are paying to watch him lose. Yeah, they're paying to watch him lose. So he gonna make it back. He going to make a huge lump sum of it back in this three fight deal that he has coming up. He going to be all right as long as he changes his ways once he gets the money back.

[Joe Ocho]

I'm trying to figure out why you need two jets.

[Myles Garrett]

Two. He only had one money, Mayweather.

[Todd Monkett]

Two.

[Myles Garrett]

Two.

[Joe Ocho]

Yes.

[Myles Garrett]

Yes. Damn.

[Joe Ocho]

And that's what I tell people. And fuel costs, bro. It miss 15, $20,000 an hour and you going to Dubai.

[Myles Garrett]

Can you explain something to me? Hey, Joe, how does that work, Joe?

[Todd Monkett]

What do you mean?

[Myles Garrett]

Like, how do the individuals like, like, like Floyd having a. Having a plane and it says money.

[Joe Ocho]

You have a staff Full time.

[Myles Garrett]

So do they.

[Joe Ocho]

When they're not flying, they still get paid. You have a yacht, you have a people that work full time. Even then, when you're not on the water, you have upkeep, you have maintenance. That's why it says it's best to lease or. Or to buy shares. So when you need it, you get it and go. So now, look, you. You know, you. There's some people. I don't want to tell their names. I know people that they got so much money, the husband and the wife never fly on the same jet. She has one, he has one.

[Myles Garrett]

Well, that's CEOs.

[Joe Ocho]

When you work, when one of you guys are worth 14, 16, 17, 20 billion, the others worth 16, 17, 18, 20 billion. Right.

[Myles Garrett]

You could do that. Yeah, right.

[Joe Ocho]

But if I. If I had. If I had that kind of money, I would buy shares. I would buy a couple of hundred hours, Joe.

[Todd Monkett]

Yeah.

[Joe Ocho]

From where I need to go. Ocho, A. Me and Mama, we go into Cancun.

[Todd Monkett]

Yeah.

[Joe Ocho]

Before we touch down, you know, they got a bed in the back. You know, I'm saying, turbulence, it ain't the sky. That's o' Shea in the back. Hey, real soul plane.

[Todd Monkett]

Yeah.

[Joe Ocho]

I just feel bad, man. I just feel bad, man. Made 100, had a billion dollars. Let's just say, for the sake of our ocho, Florida's lived in California, Vegas. So it's different. So at 100 billion, he gonna bring home 630. 600 of a billion, he'll bring 630 home.

[Myles Garrett]

Yeah.

[Joe Ocho]

Let's just say. You know what, Ocho? I'm gonna take care of my mom, I'm gonna take care of everybody. I'm gonna live it up. Because when the God called me home, good times. They gonna. Oh, shade, nothing. I still got 300 million. That's if you spend 300. I'm talking about just cars, watches, women, homes, whatever, Right. Hey, your boys. You take care, bro. You got to pay taxes. You got to. You gotta. That man don't play. But that man don't play by his money. They get us. I mean, I wish I could be in a situation where my family wouldn't be audited again, but I ain't gonna bring that up. I sure wish I could build a situation where I wouldn't get audited. Y' all know what I'm talking about.

[Todd Monkett]

Yeah, yeah.

[Joe Ocho]

But that ain't none of my business. I don't even know why I brought it up, but I'm just saying.

[Myles Garrett]

Yeah, I'm with you. When you're right now I'm picking up what you're putting down.

[Joe Ocho]

But I hope Ocho, I hope you right.

[Myles Garrett]

Yeah, he gonna be all right.

[Joe Ocho]

I really, really sincerely hope, sincerely hope you are right.

[Myles Garrett]

You're Floyd Mayweather. At this point, for your face, your presence, your aura, your energy. Wherever you go, you are the value. There's nothing, there's nothing Floyd can buy that is bigger than his name alone. Your name. I don't care what you buy. You can have 200 cars, it's still. You could drive a putt putt when you get out that putt putt put you still money Mayweather.

[Joe Ocho]

And then, you know, he used to like the gamble Ocho. You see tickets he have betting 5 million, betting 8 million, betting 3 million.

[Myles Garrett]

Timeout. Come on, man. Come on, come on, come on. Bring it back in, bring it back in.

[Joe Ocho]

Yeah. Hold up.

[Myles Garrett]

Who the hell betting $5 million a hand, Floyd?

[Joe Ocho]

Betting fight on games on sporting events, basketball, football. Yeah.

[Todd Monkett]

I wouldn't be able to watch a damn game.

[Joe Ocho]

Why you think the Ocho. Remember we had a conversation. Why people be so upset calling you the N word, calling you all kind of. Yo, you can't watch the game? Hell no. I got a hundred thousand quarter of a million dollars in a game? Yeah. Oh, your people bet to bet that.

[Myles Garrett]

That's a lot. That's a lot of money that Joe, man.

[Todd Monkett]

What you talking about?

[Myles Garrett]

I ain't. I. I know he. I know he gamble because I remember seeing sometimes he know he'll post his little slip. But I ain't never.

[Joe Ocho]

That's what I'm okay.

[Myles Garrett]

I ain't never seen one for no M's, boy. Yes, I saw, you know, 30,000, you

[Joe Ocho]

know, 60 millions o millions. I just.

[Myles Garrett]

Yeah, my dog gonna get right. He gonna get right. Let's go, Floyd. Let's go.

[Joe Ocho]

Once.

[Myles Garrett]

Once he getting that thing once he put them hands on. On. On. On many pack on, on pack. Manny Pacquiao, he gonna put them hands on him too. And you know what?

[Joe Ocho]

Hey, Joe, that why stop. I bet. I played. I played online poker. I'll cover that here to bake. I said, man, look at, man, I ain't in the NFL. I ain't making money like that, man.

[Todd Monkett]

I ain't never been no huge gambler. I mean, like I tell y', all, hell, I lose a thousand dollars, I'm pissed off. Yeah, I ain't never been no huge gamble, but I done set at the table. I didn't seen guys gamble away. I'm talking about hundreds of thousands I'm like, damn.

[Joe Ocho]

Yeah.

[Myles Garrett]

Hey, Joe. Hey. When them boys. When the boys stop hooping that you seen gamble hundreds of thousand away, you know they're gonna be in trouble.

[Todd Monkett]

Huh?

[Myles Garrett]

You know how hard it is to stop that lifestyle, Joe?

[Todd Monkett]

Yeah.

[Myles Garrett]

Two years after you leave whatever sports,

[Joe Ocho]

you just spent 10 million talking about a guy that hadn't boxed professionally in a decade.

[Myles Garrett]

Yeah.

[Joe Ocho]

And he still spit like he was still fighting. You just said it.

[Myles Garrett]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Hey, I. I think these athletes should come to my. To come to my. My course.

[Todd Monkett]

But you got, like, life after sports.

[Myles Garrett]

Yeah. Just a fine. A financial literacy course.

[Todd Monkett]

Yeah.

[Myles Garrett]

You know, just had. Just having a discipline, you know, not worrying about having to impress nobody. Not. Not giving a. You know what? I don't give a fuck. Oh, excuse me. I don't care. I ain't trying to impress you for what? You trying to impress a bunch of other men to show you got more money than them. Trying to impress you. Trying to impress women.

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[Myles Garrett]

You know she wearing $8. You know what $8 dress, you know, nice heel, but she got her body done. So now you. You trying to impress her? I mean what.

[Todd Monkett]

Yeah, for what?

[Myles Garrett]

What we doing? Joe? You are the value. It's you.

[Todd Monkett]

Damn.

[Myles Garrett]

Hey, you know what? Speaking of boy, you seen Ross new house boy down here on Star Island?

[Todd Monkett]

Yeah, I saw it.

[Myles Garrett]

I told you. I was in the comments. Boy. I told her I'm gonna be your neighbor in a year.

[Todd Monkett]

You Moving to Star island, man, I'm

[Myles Garrett]

gonna be his neighbor in a year. Boy, that was motivation, boy. You hear me? I love seeing people win like that, Boy, I want a house on Star island, and I want a private jet that say nightcap.

[Joe Ocho]

I'm winning. This. This me winning right here.

[Shaquille O'Neal]

I'm winning.

[Joe Ocho]

This is me winning.

[Myles Garrett]

Hey, I can shoot for the stars now. If I fall short, it hit the moon. Yeah. If I fall short, it's gonna be all right.

[Joe Ocho]

I did. I think I went from. No, I went from no running water, indoor plumbing to seven and a half baths. Yes.

[Myles Garrett]

I'm with you. I'm with you when you're right.

[Todd Monkett]

Yeah.

[Joe Ocho]

Hey, Joe, I won, right?

[Todd Monkett]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Joe Ocho]

Hey, all I ever said, I want it. I want indoor plumbing, and I wanted central heat in there. That's it. That's it. I ain't there for a whole lot.

[Myles Garrett]

Right, Right.

[Joe Ocho]

Having my wildest dreams that I think I would live in something like what I lived in, what God has been able to bless me with. Never in my wildest imagination. I just want to be able. I just want to be able to go in the middle of the night and not have to get the flashlight and some bug spray and go to the bathroom. I say, Lord, if you bless me, then in. In the middle of the night, I don't have to get a flashlight and some bug spray.

[Myles Garrett]

Yes.

[Joe Ocho]

Or when it's raining, I got to get an umbrella. Or when it's cold, I got to put a coat on to go use the bathroom. God, I made it.

[Todd Monkett]

I'm telling you. Oh, we.

[Joe Ocho]

That's it.

[Myles Garrett]

Hey, man, forget. Hey, I understand what you talk about, Uncle Joe. I'm gonna get us. I'm telling you now. God gonna bless me in ways unimaginable. And we gonna have a goddamn. We gonna fly. We gonna be so famous. We ain't even famous yet. I'm talking. We're gonna be so famous, we can't even fly in the airport with the regular folk no more.

[Todd Monkett]

Be like the Beatles.

[Myles Garrett]

But we're gonna be like. To be. Matter of fact. We're gonna be like Michael Jackson. Hey, hey, Uncle Joe. We gonna. And people gonna faint.

[Todd Monkett]

All right, all right.

[Myles Garrett]

We're gonna have a night. We're gonna have a nightcap, jet, a G, a G8.

[Todd Monkett]

I'm gonna keep it real. I don't want that type of fame to where somebody faint when they sound.

[Myles Garrett]

I ain't trying.

[Joe Ocho]

I don't want that type of thing where I can't go nowhere.

[Shaquille O'Neal]

Right.

[Joe Ocho]

I don't want to be like Michael Jordan. I don't want to be like Michael Jackson. I don't want to be like LeBron. I gotta rip to take my kids to go to the movies. I gotta run out the whole damn movie theater.

[Myles Garrett]

Or you could bring the movie theater to you. What you talking about?

[Joe Ocho]

But you want your kids to experience what it's like to go to a movie, though, Ocho. Every think about when you shelter your kids and they don't get an opportunity to do anything to the other kids to go to Disney, you gotta take. You shut down whole Disney.

[Todd Monkett]

Yeah.

[Joe Ocho]

Ain't nobody there but you and your kids.

[Myles Garrett]

I hear y'. All. But what we're not gonna do is we're not gonna block our blessings, huh?

[Joe Ocho]

Oh, the blessings coming.

[Myles Garrett]

Listen, the tongue is powerful right now, and I'm for us. I'm trying to get hard now. If we fall short and hit the

[Joe Ocho]

moon, and I want you to get. I want you to get yours. But I'm just gonna tell you, I'm not buying no jet. I'm gonna give me some shares in a jet.

[Myles Garrett]

No, you ain't gonna buy it. I'm gonna get it for us. You didn't hear me? I got this. Let me ask you, where we gonna

[Joe Ocho]

go on a jet, boy?

[Myles Garrett]

To do the live show and go to Houston and stuff?

[Joe Ocho]

Oh, no, no. Hey, I will not. As a matter of fact, I'm glad I got somebody to fill in for me. I'm not fooling with you and Joe. Hey, hey, Joe.

[Myles Garrett]

Hey, hey, Joe.

[Joe Ocho]

Hey, Joe. Hey, hey.

[Myles Garrett]

I'm gonna hit you.

[Joe Ocho]

Ocho and ISO. Nightcap man. We're up, man. Y' all put me up on the screen. I'll be coughing. I'm so sorry, guys. I'm a little under the weather. Hey, I'm not fooling with y'.

[Myles Garrett]

All.

[Joe Ocho]

I'm telling you.

[Myles Garrett]

Listen, listen. I know how the man upstairs work, huh?

[Todd Monkett]

Yeah.

[Joe Ocho]

Yeah.

[Myles Garrett]

Hey, Joe and Uncle, he ain't bought us this far. He ain't finished with us yet. You hear me?

[Todd Monkett]

Absolutely.

[Joe Ocho]

I believe it, Ocho.

[Myles Garrett]

Absolutely telling you the tongue is powerful. Everything I wish for it done came true.

[Joe Ocho]

Yeah, huh?

[Myles Garrett]

We gonna have a nightcap jet. We're gonna have a nightcap jet. A G8. I don't even know if they got a G8, but they're gonna make one for us. I'm gonna hit Joe. I'm gonna say, joe, I'm gonna be there an hour and 30 minutes.

[Joe Ocho]

A business Boeing jet. Maybe we get one of one from a Dubai. Maybe they give us one of them on Airbus with them double decals.

[Myles Garrett]

It's only three of us. That's too much. That's too much.

[Joe Ocho]

Damn.

[Myles Garrett]

You know, and now you're being greedy. God don't like being greedy.

[Joe Ocho]

Say greed.

[Todd Monkett]

It's in the Bible.

[Joe Ocho]

Yeah, I told you. Hey, hey, I, I, I take a little G. Look, I don't even need no G. What you mean? Man, you don't need no Gulf Stream 5. That's what Oprah and Jordan got, a 650.

[Myles Garrett]

Well, how we gonna fit in there, Ocho?

[Joe Ocho]

You can get a little. You can get a 10 seater. It's just for us three and our people.

[Myles Garrett]

10 cedar. Yeah, man, we can do. Hell nah. If we gonna do it, we gonna do it right. We ain't finna let Oprah and Jordan upstage us.

[Joe Ocho]

Yes, I am. They gonna upstage me. The hell you say? They gonna upstage me. I don't know what you talking about. Yes, I will let Oprah join. Upstage me. Absolutely.

[Myles Garrett]

Don't worry about it. God got us now.

[Joe Ocho]

Yeah. Hey, we, we coming. We coming. But I'm okay. A video has the Internet divided. Let's watch this, guys. I don't know.

[Myles Garrett]

It's just common sense. You must not want your job. You. It's common sense. Okay. Hey, the mailman, you. You supposed that's why the concrete there, huh?

[Joe Ocho]

Yes.

[Myles Garrett]

Yes, I am. Oh, am I tripping?

[Joe Ocho]

No.

[Myles Garrett]

And then he mad. He mad at her, telling her, don't walk on my grass. You lay the goddamn on the grass. Oh, boy. You got to see. You got to see the hand. What, what we talking about?

[Joe Ocho]

What's, what's the divide? Hey, if you, if you pay for lawn care and you put time in it, and you water the grass, you fertilize it, and you got a company that comes and it seemed like the grass is green, so clearly they take cover. You don't want to pass through it, right? And you can say, can you please not? And she said, can you please not walk on the grass? She didn't say, get your ass off the grass. She wasn't disrespectful. She said, can you please not walk on the grass? And this mofo through the mail on the ground.

[Todd Monkett]

Hey, hey, hey. Y' all see what time it is? It's hot outside. Damn. He ain't got that. Dude, he ain't got that new mail truck. He walking the block.

[Joe Ocho]

Yeah, he chose that job. He did. He did.

[Myles Garrett]

I know, I know. He mad.

[Joe Ocho]

Boy, don't complain about Choices you made. She asked him nicely. She didn't say she wasn't nasty with it, guys.

[Todd Monkett]

Yeah.

[Joe Ocho]

Oh, she said, can you please not walk on the grass?

[Todd Monkett]

Yeah.

[Joe Ocho]

Most people. Most people. Most people have signs. Please stay off grass. Please do not let your dog go in the grass. The hell?

[Myles Garrett]

Hey, boy. Hey. He was sassy, boy. Oh, that's how you feel?

[Todd Monkett]

That man. That man threw the mail. Come on, bro.

[Myles Garrett]

Take this mail.

[Todd Monkett]

That's wild.

[Joe Ocho]

I don't know about you, Joe. You let people walk on your grass.

[Todd Monkett]

No, nobody walk on my grass.

[Myles Garrett]

I' ma walk on it.

[Joe Ocho]

Yo, you got a gate? You like me? I got a gate, too.

[Todd Monkett]

Yeah.

[Myles Garrett]

Hey, Joe got a property, man. Joe got a property.

[Joe Ocho]

I wish you would, because guess what? I'd have had tighter sitting in the yard.

[Todd Monkett]

Yes, sir.

[Joe Ocho]

Walk on it tomorrow.

[Todd Monkett]

Yeah, Chewing ass. Yeah, chewing ass. Yeah.

[Joe Ocho]

Private property. Come on, man.

[Myles Garrett]

You gonna sit the dog on his.

[Joe Ocho]

Nice. But can you please. Yeah, walk on the grass.

[Myles Garrett]

Are you gonna sit the dog on your.

[Joe Ocho]

Huh?

[Todd Monkett]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Myles Garrett]

The dog on the mailman.

[Joe Ocho]

Hey, you on private property.

[Myles Garrett]

Okay, I got you. I got you. Well, the homeowner is right in this situation. Yeah.

[Todd Monkett]

Oh, absolutely. Absolutely.

[Joe Ocho]

Absolutely. And did he get mad because she asked him nicely? And then you throw the mail on the ground?

[Myles Garrett]

Yeah.

[Todd Monkett]

That's crazy. I thought I heard a man in the background saying, you threw the mail.

[Joe Ocho]

Yeah, that's that. I guess that's a husband or a boyfriend. Y' all dumb. Dumb. Talking about Shannon's arrogance. No, you don't walk on somebody, but I can see you probably don't own your property. You probably. You probably got concrete anyway, so don't even worry about it. I already know why you chimed in, bro. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You probably got concrete. So you talking about Shannon arrogance? Ain't nothing arrogant about that. That I pay my hard earned money to have somebody come out there, cut the grass. It's watered. My water bill is sky high. They fertilize it. And I say, don't walk on it. And I'm arrogant because I asked you not to walk on my grass?

[Todd Monkett]

Yeah.

[Joe Ocho]

You see, what I used to think we, as a society, we're getting better. We're not. Shoot, this is who we are, and I've just come to accept it. Ocho Joe. I have.

[Todd Monkett]

Well, I think things are magnified now because there's so many cameras. You look at all these ring cameras. I mean, everything is captured nowadays.

[Joe Ocho]

Yes.

[Todd Monkett]

That's not to say it wasn't happening back in the day.

[Joe Ocho]

It was.

[Todd Monkett]

It was still happening. It just wasn't.

[Joe Ocho]

Yeah, absolutely.

[Myles Garrett]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Joe Ocho]

But I'm just trying to figure out how. Because I asked you not to step on my grass. I'm arrogant, Chad. Can y' all explain that to me? I need y' all to explain that to me. Explain to me. I ask you not to walk on my grass, and I'm arrogant?

[Todd Monkett]

Dang. Arrogant. They just.

[Joe Ocho]

They.

[Todd Monkett]

Hey, they know how to get you fired up, though.

[Joe Ocho]

But see, see, that's. That's. That's the mentality. Certain people have a certain mentality.

[Todd Monkett]

Yeah.

[Joe Ocho]

And you think. That's how you think you do. I don't care about your efficiency. You walking on my grass. If somebody. Listen, if he could have walked and she not said anything, that would have been her right to say that. But that is hers. Yeah, you don't. Ocho, you don't get to tell somebody what to do at their own home. Yeah, if some. Oh, if somebody asks you to take their shoes off. Hey, can you take your shoes off? How you gonna get mad because somebody asked you to take the shoes off coming into their house? Yeah, it's the same thing. You get mad because somebody asked you to take. Not to walk on their grass. That's crazy. So let me ask you a question, Ocho. What's the sidewalk for? The drive on?

[Myles Garrett]

Nope. To walk on.

[Joe Ocho]

Oh, hold on.

[Myles Garrett]

Run that back.

[Joe Ocho]

Let me see. Because I want to see where it came from. Because it's amazing because it looked like he came from walking on the damn sidewalk.

[Myles Garrett]

Hey, he was trying to get a little shortcut.

[Joe Ocho]

Let me see. Can we run that back? Rewrite this.

[Todd Monkett]

Yeah.

[Myles Garrett]

Hey, can you not walk through the grass, please? Appreciate it. I don't know. It's just common sense. You must not want your job. You. It's common sense. If you look at what he was doing, the mailbox is always in the front of the house, right?

[Joe Ocho]

Yes.

[Myles Garrett]

Where the comrade is. But he sees her right there, so he's. He's crossing the grass, actually. To take her to goddamn mail.

[Joe Ocho]

No, that's what.

[Myles Garrett]

That's what he was doing. So that's what pissed him off. Hold on. I'm coming to bring you the mail instead of putting in the goddamn mailbox. Hand it to you and you telling me, get off your grass? You know what? Well, here. You pick it up, then. I'm going about my business. I'm. I'm. She's still right, though. Yeah, yeah, she's still right.

[Joe Ocho]

They've seen. Look, I've been in a situation where I've been I've been. You know, I've been outside doing something, and the guy would walk up the driveway, boy, I wish you would cut through my grass, y'. All. I don't know if y'.

[Myles Garrett]

All.

[Joe Ocho]

It ain't like what we used to get paid. We used to cut somebody. We cut two acres for $10, $15. Man would have push it more. I do in Atlanta. Hey, they keep walking here because I got a gate and the mailboxes out there. So if he punched that code in and walk on this right here, I got something for it. But I'm just saying it's the equivalent. How you get mad if somebody say, hey, Joe. I come to Joe house. Joe's like, hey, hey, can you take your shoes off or put these booties on? Because most I have. I have booties.

[Todd Monkett]

Yeah.

[Joe Ocho]

Anybody to come do something in the house, they put the booties on.

[Todd Monkett]

Yeah.

[Joe Ocho]

Sometimes it's like, just go ahead and take the shoes off. Okay, fine. I'm cool with whatever. Whatever you like. But I want you to take. I want you to remove your shoes if.

[Shaquille O'Neal]

Hold on.

[Joe Ocho]

Last I checked, I paid a mortgage on here. And I only walk around with shoes in my house, right? I got shoes for the house Crocs. And then I got shoes that I go outside and I go. You know, even when I go. When I. I'm leaving, I go put my shoes on in the garage.

[Todd Monkett]

Yeah.

[Joe Ocho]

I don't walk through my house with shoes on. The lady asked him nicely. She said, please. Damn, Joe. So please. Ocho, don't he work anymore?

[Myles Garrett]

Hey, you know, he was frustrated. It's probably. It's already hot. You see, it's hot out there, man. Hey, I think, for one, the mailman is trying to make it easier not only for himself, but. Miss, I'm gonna bring your mail to you so you don't have to go to your mailbox. And just the fact that he crossed the grass, like, I don't walk across

[Joe Ocho]

my own grass, Right? Me neither. People. Lord, people.

[Myles Garrett]

Hey, Joe. Hey. What kind of grass you got, Joe?

[Todd Monkett]

Well, I'll be honest with you. My front yard, you know, I just got regular grass. But I turfed my backyard, so I ain't.

[Myles Garrett]

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

[Joe Ocho]

See, you know, in Atlanta, I got. I got Centipede.

[Todd Monkett]

Yeah,

[Joe Ocho]

you get Centipede. You can get that Kentucky grass. That means there's different. There's different type. Different types of grass.

[Myles Garrett]

Okay?

[Joe Ocho]

And it all depends on where you are. Some grasses require more water. Some grasses work well in the shade. If you got a shaded area, obviously you'll need some grass that doesn't require a whole lot of sunlight. That works better with that. But I. I just. I'm. Ask me not to do so. Cool. No problem.

[Todd Monkett]

Yeah,

[Myles Garrett]

man.

[Todd Monkett]

Yeah. Hey, hey, hey, Ocho. I threw that turf down there to lighten up the low here.

[Myles Garrett]

Yeah, I know. I know what you mean.

[Todd Monkett]

Yeah.

[Myles Garrett]

Especially on the property. I could only imagine.

[Joe Ocho]

No, I got turf in my backyard, too, Jo. What Ashley Jordan was talking about. Talking about what? He talking about he got turf. Y' all better not be walking on it. Joe.

[Myles Garrett]

Hey, Joe, you got a little. A little putting green back there, too?

[Todd Monkett]

No, I ain't got no putting green. I ain't got no putting green.

[Myles Garrett]

Okay, okay, okay. Yeah.

[Joe Ocho]

I tell you.

[Myles Garrett]

I tell you about you rich folk, boy.

[Todd Monkett]

Oh, here you go. Here you go.

[Joe Ocho]

Oh, you. You. You cut your grass? You have somebody hired to cut it?

[Myles Garrett]

Oh, no, no, I got. I got fake grass, so I ain't got.

[Joe Ocho]

Oh, you got turf, too?

[Myles Garrett]

Yeah, I got to. I ain't got. I ain't got to do no maintenance. No maintenance. It look. It look good year round.

[Todd Monkett]

Yeah. Yeah. That's what I'm talking about.

[Myles Garrett]

I do got to worry about. I do hate the weeds still go through there, man, they do, but you have a couple.

[Joe Ocho]

But still, people got to come blow it.

[Myles Garrett]

Yeah, they come do that.

[Joe Ocho]

Got to cut, you know.

[Todd Monkett]

Yeah.

[Joe Ocho]

Trim the reed, flowers.

[Todd Monkett]

Yeah, they do that.

[Myles Garrett]

Yeah.

[Joe Ocho]

Yeah.

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