Nightcap Hour 2: Bob Myers DEFENDS Jaylen Brown + Jaylen Brown & AJ Brown COUSINS + Trae Young Has MESSAGE for the LEAGUE + CHANGE of HEART from Tim Hardaway Sr. + Judge DENIES Terry Rozier’s BAIL CONDITIONS

Summary

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Nightcap Hour 2: Bob Myers DEFENDS Jaylen Brown + Jaylen Brown & AJ Brown COUSINS + Trae Young Has MESSAGE for the LEAGUE + CHANGE of HEART from Tim Hardaway Sr. + Judge DENIES Terry Rozier’s BAIL CONDITIONS

Podcast: Nightcap
Hosts: Shannon Sharpe (“Unc”), Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson (“Ocho”)
Date: July 9, 2026

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Episode Overview

This episode of Nightcap centers on the intricacies and drama swirling around the NBA—highlighting the continued debate around analytics and player value, surprising family connections, player movement, legacy issues, and legal entanglements. Shannon and Ocho offer their signature unfiltered takes, personal perspectives, and plenty of humor while breaking down high-profile headlines including Bob Myers defending Jaylen Brown, AJ and Jaylen Brown’s cousin connection, Trae Young’s bold proclamation, Tim Hardaway Sr.’s change of heart, and the serious bail situation facing Terry Rozier.

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1. Bob Myers DEFENDS Jaylen Brown: Analytics vs. “Eye Test”

(03:11 – 06:55)

• Key Takeaway:
  Bob Myers, former Warriors GM, defended Jaylen Brown after Max Kellerman criticized him based on analytics. Myers pointed out analytics fail to measure the nuances Jaylen brings—especially defensively.

• Key Discussion Points:

  • Nuance Over Numbers: Ocho echoes Myers, noting that analytics often ignore key elements such as shutting down the other team’s top scorer.
  • Defense Matters: Klay Thompson was used as another example of a player undervalued by stats but critical in high-stakes scenarios.
  • Momentum & Intangibles:
    Ocho: “Analytics only favor a guy when it comes to offense, but it doesn’t look at nothing about defense.” (03:29)
  • Jaylen’s Value: He regularly guards the opposition’s best, still puts up big points, and without him doing so, Boston likely wouldn’t make the playoffs.
  • Summary sentiment: Both hosts prefer the “eye test” and believe teams are at risk of missing the full picture if they obsess over analytics.

• Notable Quotes:

  • Ocho: “I’m more of an eye-test type of guy myself, Joe.” (03:51)
  • Joe: “He taking the toughest offensive assignment every night, bro. And still coming out getting 28, 30 points.” (05:23)
  • Ocho: “If JB doesn’t do what he does, they’re not making the playoffs.” (06:08)

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2. Jaylen Brown & AJ Brown: Family Ties

(08:09 – 09:14)

• Key Takeaway:
  Jaylen Brown casually reveals he and NFL star A.J. Brown are cousins, surprising the studio.

• Key Discussion Points:

  • The group jokes about unexpected family connections and playful speculation about their own family trees.
  • The “Johnson & Johnson” bit brings out the camaraderie and the playful side of the hosts.

• Memorable Moment:

  • Tab Ramos: “His grandfather’s brother was my grandpa.” (08:18)

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3. Trae Young’s MESSAGE to the League

(24:16 – 26:54)

• Key Takeaway:
  Trae Young tweeted “you about to get the best version of me.” The new Wizards guard is motivated following his trade from Atlanta.

• Key Discussion Points:

  • Optimism about Young’s fit with Anthony Davis and A.J. DeBonsa in Washington.
  • Reflection on his previous seasons, playmaking skills, and potential impact with his new squad.
  • Joe emphasizes that players with things to prove tend to shine: “You gonna get the best out of him.” (24:32)
  • Ocho adds that Trae made Atlanta exciting after years of star drought.
  • Brief trade rumor chatter regarding Warriors targeting LeBron or AD in multi-team swaps.

• Notable Quotes:

  • Joe: “Trey is a guy who makes guys around him better… he gonna make the game easier for everybody.” (24:32)

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4. Tim Hardaway Sr.’s CHANGE OF HEART: Passing Down the #10

(28:06 – 31:20)

• Key Takeaway:
  Tim Hardaway Sr. initially didn’t want his son to wear his iconic #10 jersey, but had a “John Q.”–style change of heart.

• Key Discussion Points:

  • The significance and pressure of wearing a family number, especially in a legacy market like Miami.
  • The tension between encouraging your child to “chart their own path” but literally naming them after yourself and letting them bear your number.
  • Ultimately, Mama Hardaway had sway: “Mama say, boy…give that boy that number.” (28:37)
  • Differing play styles between Jr. and Sr.—“Junior is just mainly a sniper,” Ocho says, while Senior was all about the crossover and getting to the basket.

• Notable Quotes:

  • Ocho: “If you want him to chart his own path, you should have named him David Hardaway.” (28:49)
  • Joe: “One of the top point guards in his day, bro.” (31:20)

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5. Judge DENIES Terry Rozier’s Bail Modification

(31:27 – 43:01)

• Key Takeaway:
  Judge LaShawn D. Hall denied Terry Rozier’s bail modification after he violated a non-contact provision in his $3 million bond, making it extremely difficult for Rozier to resume his NBA career.

• Key Discussion Points:

  • Rozier’s charges stem from sports gambling, which has eliminated trust and made a potential NBA return doubtful.
  • The permanent shadow of suspicion: “Every turnover… I question everything,” Ocho says, referencing the way betting scandal taints even innocent plays (33:17).
  • Discussion expands to include Malik Beasley, broader sports gambling problems, and references to historical cases (Paul Hornung, Alex Karras, Art Schlichter).
  • Joe and Ocho lament the ease and prevalence of sports betting and the temptation/conflict for players.
  • None of the hosts believe Rozier (or others ensnared in betting scandals) will get another NBA opportunity—it’s a “PR nightmare” (37:29).

• Notable Quotes:

  • Ocho: “If it was an isolated situation…maybe. But 9,000 bets? That’s a lot of bets.” (34:39)
  • Uncle Ocho: “I should be able to watch the game and have no thought…he missed that shot on purpose?” (33:17)
  • Joe: “They just don’t want that on your team, bro. I’m sorry.” (34:29)
  • Ocho: “You want to control it.” (50:05)

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6. Bonus Segment: Pyramid Schemes & Financial Temptation

(51:19 – 53:58)

• Key Takeaway:
  The hosts analogize sports betting risk and financial temptations to pyramid schemes—using Bernie Madoff as an example—to illustrate the lure of “too good to be true” and peer pressure.

• Key Discussion Points:

  • The psychological hook of quick, sizable returns and how easy it is to escalate once you see results.
  • The hazards of trusting “returns” without skepticism and cautionary tales from history.

• Notable Quotes:

  • Uncle Ocho: “Hey, let my grandma say, sometimes if it’s too good to be true…” (52:39)
  • Ocho: “That’s how the pyramid schemes work. And then after a while…give me one more week.” (53:19)

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7. Humor, Banter, and Family Vibes

• Throughout the episode, Shannon, Ocho, and “Joe” riff on family personalities (the “Johnson & Johnson” bit), joke about ancestry and quirks, and inject adult humor and camaraderie that sets the casual, playful tone unique to Nightcap.
• Examples include the sex toy/handcuff banter (15:10 – 18:38), frequent good-natured ribbing, and laughter over Ocho’s “advice” on sprucing up one’s home life.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• Ocho: “Nobody knows where the nose goes when the do’s close.” (15:20)
• Joe: “With all the money you making from basketball, you can go pay your damn debt off.” (42:25)
• Uncle Ocho: “That’s a PR nightmare. That’s all it comes down to.” (37:38)
• Ocho: “You making 30 million a year and you gonna bet on your game?” (50:09)

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Key Timestamps

| Time | Segment | |-----------|------------------------------------------------------------------| | 03:11 | Bob Myers Defends Jaylen Brown / Analytics debate | | 08:09 | Jaylen Brown and AJ Brown are cousins | | 24:16 | Trae Young’s “Best Version” Tweet & Washington fit | | 28:06 | Tim Hardaway Sr.’s change of heart on the #10 jersey | | 31:27 | Judge denies Terry Rozier bail modification / Gambling Crisis | | 51:19 | Pyramid scheme analogies with Bernie Madoff |

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Final Thoughts

This episode exemplifies Nightcap’s signature mix of sports insight, playful debate, and unfiltered authenticity. The hosts blend hard opinions with personal stories, comedy, and cautionary tales—delivering an entertaining and enlightening experience for NBA and sports culture fans alike.

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Transcript

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[Ocho]

Bob Myers also defended Jalen Brown after Max Kellerman said analytics don't favor him. Myers pointed out, you know who else analytics didn't favor? Klay Thompson. Analytics doesn't value nuances of the game like shutting down the opposing team's best player.

[Uncle Ocho]

That's a lot like.

[Joe]

You're absolutely right.

[Ocho]

So how those analytics, when they was in the finals and they played LUCA and he did that job on luca, how was those analytics? See, it seems like analytics only favor a guy when it comes to offense, but it doesn't look at nothing about defense.

[Joe]

Yeah, okay.

[Ocho]

I'm glad he said that. So I'm glad they detached because the nuances of the game. Ocho, momentum. That's a nuance.

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[Ocho]

We just turned the ball over. We've lost momentum. They score X, they've scored this many points. Nuances. Oh, it's four to three. They said we should go for it. Okay, okay. But I, I'm. You know what? I'm glad Bob Myers, because I don't damn the analytics man. I'm more of an itest type of guy myself, Joe.

[Joe]

I mean, I understand what I'm talking about.

[Uncle Ocho]

It's ruined the game a little bit.

[Joe]

It has.

[Ocho]

It has, Ocho. It really has. Because people put so much value in. And they look at pro football focus and they look at all these, all these numbers. I mean, pro football focus might not like Jerry with all them shallow crosses and dig routes he was running.

[Uncle Ocho]

Hey,

[Ocho]

what your eyes tell you, man?

[Uncle Ocho]

Yeah, it's the best thing. And the other. There are other measurables that that analytics can't measure.

[Joe]

Right?

[Ocho]

You're absolutely right. And that's what, that's, that's how I'm looking at it. But Clay, look, Clay. And give. Give Jalen Brown credit because he's taken a lot of times the best team, especially if he is a three or four or even a two, he's taking the best and still giving you the production that he's giving you every night.

[Joe]

Every night.

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That's.

[Ocho]

That's. That's. That's got to mean something, man.

[Joe]

He taking the toughest offensive assignment every night, bro. And still coming out getting 28, 30 points. Yeah, man.

[Ocho]

Yes. That's got to mean something. Oh, but he. But here's the. The. And the thing was, it's like. Well, let's just say for the sake of argument and they talk about his analytics that they were up through the roof. I think he was top five, maybe three, two or three, whatever the case may be. If it's. If it's analytic, if it's. Usage rate was 16 like it was with Jason Tatum. Are they the 2 seed? Are they even gonna make the playoffs? So my question is, Joe, who else you want the ball? How the ball other than jb? Quaida, Hauser, Pritchard, Derek. Go back. Look at y' all better go back. Look at Derrick White's numbers against Philly. Go look at his numbers. You want him with the ball in his hand. If JB doesn't do what he does, they're not making the playoffs. But it was a blessing and a curse. He's like, oh, Oh, I could do this. Hey, ain't no turning back,

[Joe]

man. Hey, you heard him, man, say he felt like he came off his best season.

[Ocho]

Ain't no turning back.

[Joe]

That most fun he had.

[Ocho]

I think that was the. The coup de grace.

[Joe]

Yeah.

[Ocho]

When they heard him say that. Do my best season. I ain't trying to go back and have seasons like I had before. I'm trying to. I'm trying to improve on this. You know, I had 29. I'm trying to get 30, 31. And they're like, well, how is this going to work with J. J.T. And then they use everything this man gonna say. His. The usage rate and two players you about to sign. Giannis, who uses great is high as JB's. Guess what? So Giannis and JT, same high usage rate. Guess what? 70 of your cap tied up in two players. But that wasn't going to be a problem. Just say, look, guys, hey, we just. But we. He can't say that. But we know you can use that. But we know it was more to it than that. Jalen Brown reveals his cousins. He's cousins with A.J. brown. Take a listen to this, guys. What's crazy is that there's no such thing. We're cousins.

[Uncle Ocho]

Oh, wow.

[Tony Ayo]

Really?

[Tab Ramos]

Yeah. Wow.

[Ocho]

I didn't know that My grandfather. I don't think he know that either.

[Joe]

His grandfather's brothers was my grandpa. Damn.

[Uncle Ocho]

Hey, that. Hey, that's dope.

[Ocho]

One guy shipped to Philly, the other guy shipped to Boston.

[Uncle Ocho]

Yeah, yeah, I was just gonna say that. That's dope, bro. That's dope.

[Joe]

Damn.

[Uncle Ocho]

Hey, hey, I need to look up my. Hey, Joe. We might be related, Joe.

[Joe]

Hell no, No, no.

[Uncle Ocho]

Let me. Let me check my ancestry tree, Joe.

[Joe]

Yeah. Ain't no. Damn. Ain't no damn way.

[Ocho]

Johnson boys. Oh, Johnson and Johnson. Yeah, that's what they call him. Johnson and Johnson.

[Joe]

Yeah, it's a different. It's a. I'm a different Johnson.

[Uncle Ocho]

Hey, we cut from the same clothes.

[Ocho]

Hey, they own this. Hey, Chad, they're on the same tree. Just different limbs. They're on the same tree.

[Joe]

That's it.

[Tony Ayo]

That's it.

[Uncle Ocho]

You know, I got some people down there I told you about.

[Joe]

But Chad, they trying to bamboozle me. Chat, listen. Hey, look, I. I like you. I think you're a cool brother, you know, and it, you know. Hey, but you know you got some tendencies that I don't. I don't really know, bro. You know, I had to watch out for you sometime, man.

[Uncle Ocho]

Anything you see me do is not tendencies, man. This is just me. This is who I am.

[Ocho]

Joe like that too. He don't want us to know.

[Uncle Ocho]

Yeah, I know.

[Joe]

Hey, he's shy, huh?

[Uncle Ocho]

I don't know why you ain't know. If you a Johnson, you're supposed to be wide open with it, like me.

[Joe]

No, no, no, no. See what I'm saying? That's what I'm talking about. See, that's why I say it's some different type of Johnson's. And me and you two totally different type of Johnson.

[Uncle Ocho]

Joe. We the same Johnson in Little Rock, Arkansas. So you kind of shy? You shy with it?

[Joe]

Me? That's the problem.

[Uncle Ocho]

Hey, I'm wide open with it off, Rip. It's what's up.

[Ocho]

This me I see. We see.

[Joe]

We know how you get down.

[Uncle Ocho]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, Joe, you get down the same

[Ocho]

he do.

[Joe]

No, no, no, no. I don't get down like that, bro,

[Ocho]

because the chat saw like, man, Joe on here, man. We ain't no Joe. Talk like this. We ain't no Joe. I. Yeah, I know you did. You just got to pull it out of him. And once you got it out of. Look at him. Johnson. Them Johnson and Johnson.

[Uncle Ocho]

Yeah.

[Ocho]

Hey, I just. Oh, Chad Freo Johnson and Joseph Freo Johnson bad.

[Joe]

Nah, nah, listen, listen, listen. That Florida. That Florida Johnson over there. Hey, hey, hey, Different.

[Uncle Ocho]

Hey, we about. We back. No. Hey, hey, listen. When Joe, like Beyonce say, when he get that lick in his system, how he get filthy? Now, he just don't want to share that with us because we on the show and he want. He got.

[Tony Ayo]

Hold on.

[Joe]

What you mean? What you mean, I get filthy? Would you break that down for it? Me and Chad want to know what you mean. I get filthy?

[Uncle Ocho]

You know, when you get that lick in your system. Drink some of that. Drink a sip of that laportier.

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[Joe]

Hey, Joe.

[Tab Ramos]

Huh?

[Uncle Ocho]

Hey. Hey, Unc. Hey, Uncle. He opened it up just like Randy Moss. You hear me?

[Joe]

Yeah.

[Ocho]

You know, you don't think the man look. Hey, you think the man looking at it. Hey, you looking at the curtains at his house or something? No, that them cheeks. He got over like that. I know it. Oh, yeah. I know it.

[Uncle Ocho]

Yeah.

[Joe]

Hey, hey, y'.

[Ocho]

All.

[Joe]

Hey, y' all really gotta relax, though. For real.

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[Joe]

Y' all gotta chill.

[Ocho]

That don't make you no bad brother. We don't look at you any different.

[Uncle Ocho]

We family.

[Joe]

Listen, listen. Y' all gotta chill out. For real. Y' all gotta chill. For real.

[Ocho]

Everybody. Everybody had that one. Everybody had that one. Cook had that one, you know?

[Uncle Ocho]

Yeah.

[Ocho]

He did things. He was a little, you know, a little off, but, you know, that's your cousin out. My cousin.

[Joe]

Hey, hey, boy. Y', all. Y'. All. Y' all throw it off for that.

[Ocho]

For real.

[Joe]

For real. Yeah, but, yeah, me and Ocho, we two totally different joints.

[Uncle Ocho]

Yeah. Hey, hey, you know what? Joe a little shy. He a little, you know, get a little nervous. I get it. I understand.

[Joe]

Because I am. I am reserved. I'm reserved, Ocho. It's a difference.

[Uncle Ocho]

Hey, Joe, I was reserved, too, in elementary.

[Tab Ramos]

Huh?

[Uncle Ocho]

By the time I got to junior high, boy, I was wide open. Yeah.

[Joe]

That's what I'm trying to tell you. See, people in my family don't get down like that.

[Ocho]

No, no, no, no, no.

[Uncle Ocho]

They do, Joe.

[Ocho]

You get down like that, you just don't want us to know you get down like that. But I don't. Like I say that don't make you no bad brother, cuz you get down like that.

[Uncle Ocho]

It don't.

[Tab Ramos]

It don't.

[Uncle Ocho]

Hey, hey, Joe. I'mma still look at what you're saying, no matter what you look at.

[Ocho]

O eat four glizzes. I don't look at oo. He like glizzy.

[Joe]

Yeah.

[Uncle Ocho]

No.

[Ocho]

No different, right?

[Joe]

It don't make him no bad brother whatsoever.

[Ocho]

Just like you are. I was like, man, probably. I said, you know what I was thinking? I said, o. I said, man, I was wondering. I shot OO a text. I said, man, OO Joe probably went out there and bought a couple of those gadgets you had on thing last night. Yeah, he did.

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[Uncle Ocho]

I said, yeah, I know he did.

[Joe]

Chat.

[Ocho]

Chat.

[Uncle Ocho]

I know you did, yeah.

[Joe]

Do you see the boy, man? Hey, what? What's wrong with y', all, man? What make y' all think I indulge in. In. In. In that kind of.

[Uncle Ocho]

Hey, hey, you know what? You know what? You know what? I was tripping to yesterday and giving you my detailed description on ways you can improve, you know? You know, your horizontal and maybe vertical activity at home. Joe, make sure you use that KY on, on. On the butt plug. You hear me?

[Ocho]

I, I,

[Joe]

I'll tell you. Hey, real talk, Joe.

[Ocho]

That man said, make sure you don't roll the blood plug. You don't raw dog the butt.

[Joe]

You got suspended, man. You got. He got to get a suspension. I'm sorry. His ass need at least a red car. He got to get a red car. His ass got to get suspended. This man is just out of pocket, man. And it's getting worse. That's what I'm trying to say. That's why we gotta stop it now for it. Just get it. Just. I mean, the boy in left field over there right now, I don't know what the hell he be thinking. I'm like, man, what is wrong with this dude? I can't go nowhere without somebody asking me about Ojo say how kinky is.

[Ocho]

Come on, bro. Come on, bro. You have to change your last name.

[Joe]

That's why I say, man, hey, hey, Will the justice. I know. I'm K, too, man.

[Unknown Female Speaker (T-Mobile Segment)]

We.

[Joe]

We don't be rocking like that, man.

[Uncle Ocho]

Hey, Joe, I just tell you so you don't had no struggles, that's all.

[Joe]

No. Damn that. Don't worry about it. I ain't gonna leave that. I ain't had that problem, partner. This, man. Hey, Chad. I'm so sorry, Chad. I promise you bad Jo. I'm sorry.

[Uncle Ocho]

Hey, you know, the chat been taking notes. I know they trying everything. Everything, Everything. The chat try it.

[Joe]

This thing A got out of hand. Boy.

[Uncle Ocho]

Are we good? We good.

[Unknown Male Speaker (T-Mobile Segment)]

We good.

[Uncle Ocho]

Good. Okay.

[Ocho]

Go upstairs, man. Your old lady like B, baby, What are you doing, man? That's OO

[Joe]

Yeah, she already know. Cause she know I don't get down like that. Yeah.

[Ocho]

Hey, OO, Joe. Y' all already know. Y' all got Y' all got me.

[Uncle Ocho]

Y' all got me crying.

[Ocho]

Nobody knows where the nose goes when the do's close.

[Joe]

When the do's close. Yeah.

[Ocho]

Because behind closed doors, it's all considered sex.

[Joe]

Yeah.

[Ocho]

Okay, So I ain't gonna tell about you, Joe. I wouldn't put it. Like my grandma used to say, boy, I won't put nothing passive.

[Joe]

Listen, I ain't got. Not a damn one of them toys Ocho got over there. I don't have not one. Do you hear me? I don't. We. Yeah, we good over here. We won't get down like that.

[Ocho]

Listen, more than one.

[Joe]

No, we don't take. I don't. Damn it. Took off your little stomach, didn't it? Damn. Damn, boy, this. Hey, hey, hey. I don't know what Night Captain turned into, but it's getting out of hand. I. I think I. I got to be the first one to tell you this. It getting out of hand. We gotta.

[Ocho]

Hey, we gotta clean.

[Joe]

We gotta clean some stuff up around here now.

[Ocho]

Hey, that's y'.

[Joe]

All real talk.

[Ocho]

Y', all, too.

[Joe]

Nah, nah. You know who it is. Oh, no. Hell, no. Speaking span. Yeah,

[Ocho]

That's you, don't you.

[Uncle Ocho]

Hey, hey, hey. You know what? You know what the problem is? You know what the problem is? I think I. Most of the time, you know, when you do anything and you. You. You introduce something new to someone, you want to start off slow. And I think I went too extreme with it. I went too extremely so. It. Joe. Joe was flustered because he's not used to that. And obviously he said multiple times. I'm not that kind of Johnson, so I gotta scale it back some and then start him off and kill him.

[Ocho]

Get him a little fell.

[Joe]

Well, hold on. Well, see. Well, see, the problem is. The problem is all this stuff you. You throwing out here. I'm cool on all that, bro. I. I'm good. Like, we Gucci over here. You feel me?

[Uncle Ocho]

Right? I. I know you Gucci. That's what they all say, Joe. But listen, listen. Try this. Try to try the fur handcuffs.

[Ocho]

Try.

[Uncle Ocho]

Try the furry handcuffs. You hear me? Listen, she'll. She love these. She loves. Hear me now, you can use them on the hands, or you can put. You use them on the ankles.

[Joe]

On the ankles?

[Ocho]

Yeah. Yeah, you get the bar, but you gotta. But you ain't got the bottle, Joe, because they got a bar that you put. You could. Yeah, but you know what I'm saying? You got a little bar. It's a little. Little ball about this low.

[Joe]

Yeah, yeah. Hey, hey, hey, hey. Y' all advanced. Boy, I. I ain't gonna lie to y'. All. I learned something damn near show we have, man. I really do.

[Ocho]

Start him off with the feather. Then we'll work. We'll work him up. We'll work him up to the little one. The little. The little like. Like. Like the horses. Have they got a little one? Yeah, little leather one about this big.

[Uncle Ocho]

Yeah.

[Ocho]

With a little. Little patch on it. You know, something like that. A little something like that. We start you off slow.

[Uncle Ocho]

Joe, what you think about the swing? You ain't thought about getting the swing, Joe? The hanging, the doorway?

[Joe]

Nah, I wouldn't want to eat all that. I'm a pretty big guy, you know what I mean? So I can handle my.

[Ocho]

But the swing ain't for you, Joe.

[Uncle Ocho]

The swing hold 500 pounds, Joe.

[Joe]

No, I. I ain't.

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[Joe]

You saying for me to get in

[Ocho]

your big ass kick.

[Uncle Ocho]

No, no, no. I mean you. I mean, Joe. You can get in there.

[Ocho]

I sure hateful. I sure hope for your lady to call the fire department to get your. Cut your ass up out of that sweat.

[Joe]

Hey, Chad, that's gonna be on the Internet.

[Ocho]

That's gonna be on the Internet.

[Tab Ramos]

Chad.

[Joe]

Chad. I'm sorry, Chad. I don't know what the hell the conversation went to, but. Hey, Joe, y' all just bear with us. Bear with us.

[Ocho]

These two Johnson boys,

[Uncle Ocho]

everybody in this chat do the exact same thing I'm talking about.

[Ocho]

Oh, my goodness. I don't know what you were doing.

[Joe]

Hey, no, no, no. Between Uncle Ocho, you know. I know. Yeah, yeah. You always in it, man. I don't know why you be acting so perplexed when it comes to. When you hear your name in it.

[Ocho]

Yeah, I.

[Rach (Johnny Pops)]

Like.

[Uncle Ocho]

That's a big word.

[Joe]

Yeah.

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[Joe]

Hey, I don't know why he acting like. He just don't know. Yeah, you in it. You in. You headlining, partner. You headlining.

[Ocho]

Hell, why. I don't know what.

[Joe]

Why he be acting like, you know, it's just. Oo.

[Ocho]

No, no, no, no. It's you and oo. I'm just a traffic cop. Oh, dude, hell no. That's all I'm doing. I'm just directing traffic.

[Joe]

Nah. Well, y'.

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[Ocho]

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[Joe]

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[Joe]

Whoa.

[Ocho]

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[Joe]

What?

[Ocho]

Yo, Trey Young has a message for everyone. Trae Young. He tweeted you about to get the best version of me, Trey. Last healthy season in 24 25. He averaged 24 points, 11 and a half assists. Joe, will 20, 26 be Ice Trade's best season yet with A.J.

[Joe]

and A.D. yeah, I think so, bro. Look, you gotta understand something. Trey is a guy who makes guys around him better. I think, you know, his passing ability, not only scoring, but his passing is gonna help young guys like AJ out. Obviously, it's gonna help A.D. it's gonna make the. He gonna make the game easier for everybody. And I think ultimately it's gonna make the game easier for himself. And there's no better person or. Or player to have coming into a season who really feel like they have something to prove, bro, because, you know you're gonna get. You gonna get the best out of him. Like, he just. He just reiterated that, you know, you're gonna get the best version of him. And I really believe it, bro, considering the fact that, you know, he probably still a little salty about Atlanta giving him up, whether he say it or not, but obviously, congrats. Trey boy got his money. Now he want to show up and show out RK Ocho. And he got a nice squad, bro. I'm telling y', all, I'm rooting for the Wizards, man.

[Ocho]

And considering. Think about how many lobs he threw to Capella. He got Anthony Davis now and A.J.

[Joe]

yeah, and I'm sorry. Like, he got plenty of guys he could throw lives to.

[Ocho]

But you're right, I like him. And yeah, it was tough because that city. Cause they really hadn't had a whole lot. Joe basically like Dominique. And then they had to wait kind of for you to come there. And then when you left, they had to wait a minute. And then they got Trey. Somebody they can just get behind. Like, that's our guy.

[Joe]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Ocho]

So they had that, and now it's gone. You know, hey, the human highlight. And then they have ISO. And then they had Ice Tray. Hey. Yeah. I don't know what Jalen Johnson nickname gonna be. I don't know what they gonna give C.J. but some A. They look. Hey, the. The Hawks, they love their superheroes, I think.

[Joe]

I think the Hawks are in a great position, AKA Ocho. I love Jalen Johnson. Everything about him, obviously. I think the playoffs this past season was a great experience for him. And I think he gonna take another leap this year as opposed to, you know, still being that superstar player, you know, who we know and love. And I think he got a chance to really take this franchise to a whole different level, bro. I agree. I agree.

[Ocho]

Really do. I hope he has a Great season. You see what you call them? They're asking Golden State. I just read today Golden State is trying to re. Engage the Wizards. We got Jimmy Butler first round, like two first round picks and a pick swap. They really. They really try to entice LeBron. I think if they get AD LeBron going to the Warriors.

[Joe]

Yeah. I just don't see. But if you. The Wizards, why the hell would you do that? Why would you give up AD For Jimmy Butler? As much as I love Jimmy Butler and what he brings to the game, he's not going to be healthy. And I just don't really see that being a great fit ultimately for AJ DeBonsa, who is your future.

[Ocho]

But Jimmy's on the expiring contract, so he'll be. He only gonna be half the year.

[Tab Ramos]

Right.

[Joe]

But damn. If you talking about trying to win or change the franchise around, I. I

[Ocho]

mean, I get it.

[Joe]

I'm not really. I really don't get it. Obviously.

[Ocho]

Yeah.

[Joe]

I'm saying if you try. If you're trying to get off A.D. i don't really. I don't really. Unless you just don't want to pay him the max and you feel like it ain't worth it. Okay, cool. You know what I mean? But outside of that, I feel like he's gonna be a great piece for that squad, bro.

[Skyrizi Medication Safety Announcer]

Okay.

[Ocho]

Tim Hardaway Senior apparently had a John Q. Moment. He had a change of heart on the decision to let his son Junior wear the number 10. Let's take a listen to what Junior

[Q]

had to say to the number which everybody wants to know. I'm just gonna leave it at this. The first go around, it was a personal decision.

[Ocho]

And.

[Q]

And I think the second go around was a family decision. I've been wearing that number ever since I started playing the game of basketball because of my father. I always looked up to him ever since I started playing the game.

[Ocho]

Mama say boy. Mama say, Tim, give that boy that number. You can't say you want him to chart his own path. When you gave him your name, he.

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Junior.

[Ocho]

If you want him to chart his own path, you should have named him David Hardaway. You should have made. You should have named him Chris Hardaway. You named him Tim Hardaway Jr.

[Uncle Ocho]

Right.

[Ocho]

And then you tell the man to chart his own course. Well, you kind of inhibited from doing a little bit.

[Joe]

Yeah. Hey, that, that, that. That's the. That's why I didn't do that. That's why I didn't name none of my boys. Joe. Hell no. Yeah. Yeah. We're gonna get y' all y' all own damn name.

[Uncle Ocho]

Yeah, a lot, A lot. A lot of expectations and pressure come behind wearing that number.

[Ocho]

Yeah, for sure.

[Uncle Ocho]

It's why it's one thing to be Hardaway Junior. But wearing that 10, especially down here in Miami, the expectations are going to be through the roof to be able to continue that legacy. You know that Your dad left Tim.

[Ocho]

How much you charge him, Senior? How much you charge Junior for that number?

[Joe]

He. He ain't charging. Hey, hey. He. He softened up at the end, Uncle Joe. Go ahead, son. Go ahead.

[Ocho]

Mama had say in that. That's who softened up. Yeah, see, you probably won't say. He won't say nothing, but I guarantee you she had a little say in that boy. Get that boy that number right. But I'm glad it worked out. He gets to wear the number that he's always worn. He said he's always looked up to his father, admired his father. Father was a hell of a player, especially in Golden State. Played really well and with the Heat, but man, him, Mitch Richmond and Chris Muller was something special. And they had Shirones Marcelona and Golden State that run tmc, boy, they had something special, man.

[Joe]

They did. They had a. They had a special group. You know what's funny, though? It's funny because Tim Hardaway Jr. He's night and day compared to his pops, bro. Like, when you talk about game, they game don't even. You know what I mean? It don't even match up. It's like, hold on, cuz. Tim Hardaway senior. Oh, Tim Hardaway senior. He was mean with it,

[Ocho]

boy. Now the difference is his crossover. AI had to cross over way out here like this here. AI was bringing it way out here like, wow.

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Wow.

[Joe]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Ocho]

Hardaway thing was nice. Key kick was nice.

[Joe]

Compact, tight.

[Ocho]

Yes.

[Joe]

Yeah, yeah.

[Ocho]

Float game. Big, big.

[Joe]

Yeah.

[Ocho]

Junior is just mainly a sniper.

[Joe]

Yep, yep. Yeah. Found a way.

[Ocho]

Seniors with a crossing. You up, getting to the bucket.

[Joe]

One of the top point guards in his day, bro. Oh, yeah.

[Ocho]

A judge denies Terry Rogier's request to modify his bail conditions. Terry, Roger wants to play in the NBA while the fight. While he fights. Sports gambling charges that sidelined him last season. Bail conditions that bar him from contact with certain players and limit his travel could complicate the potential return. US Judge LaShawn the RC hall on Wednesday denies the defense request to modify Roger bail condition so he can practice and play with potential witnesses. As long as they don't talk about the case. The judge said it would be impossible to police Rozier's own court conversation. She admonished Rozier for already violating the non contact provision of his $3 million bond by sending text messages to a person to which he's told not to communicate with. Rozier was contacting the person to tell them that he was on the non contact list, DRC hall said. What that tells me is that he believes he knows better than the court, hall said. At the hearing in Brooklyn's federal court, Rozier said rosier, she said, violated the court's trust with that text message. Joe, what team is going to pick you up, bro? Bro, yo, it's over.

[Uncle Ocho]

Yeah, it's a rap.

[Tony Ayo]

It's over.

[Ocho]

They go trust you.

[Joe]

Hey, as good as. As a player that. That he is Malik Beasley is Terry Rogers. Just hard to see a team taking a chance on an Uncle Ocho.

[Uncle Ocho]

What do you mean hard to see, Joe?

[Joe]

It's hard.

[Uncle Ocho]

It's a PR nightmare. They're not dealing with that.

[Joe]

That's what they don't want, bro. They had to answer that. They had to answer that every day. And then don't let you have a bad game because, hell, they. You gonna have to read between the lines on the questions they ask.

[Ocho]

Every turnover. Yeah. Every loose ball that he doesn't get. Now, I question everything, and that's not how it should be. I should be able to watch the game in which Terry Rozier or Malik Beasley plays and have no. No thought come across my mind. Man, he missed that shot on purpose. Man. Why he didn't get that rebound, man, why he dribble the ball off his foot? I shouldn't have to watch a game like that. And bro, you know you're not supposed to. And. And. And the. So because guess what happened. That person that you contact, they told. Yeah, they told.

[Tony Ayo]

They said.

[Ocho]

I ain't gonna go. Hey, bro, I'm not. I'm trying to get up out of this. You trying to get me in some stuff. You trying a. Bro, I'm already in water, deep water. And you turn the hose on and put more water in the ocean. I'm trying to get up out of this. Hey, I don't know. Before you go. I don't know who he talked to, but they told.

[Joe]

Yeah, yeah. I mean, there's no difference in the source. Be kid from, you know, in college football, bro. Yeah, Texas Tech.

[Ocho]

No, it's gonna be hard.

[Joe]

Hey, man, nobody. Nobody even gonna probably give you a shot, bro. Think about it. If y' all was a GM or owner of a Team, man. You don't want that on your team, bro. I'm sorry.

[Ocho]

If it was an isolate, if it was a situation a couple of times. 9,000. Do they know how many? 9,000. Just start counting. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10. That's a lot of bets. Then go to 20. Now go to a hundred. Bets. Now go to a thousand bits. Now go to 9,000. I just don't know how you trust that. I don't. Now he might go to counseling and he might go and, but to convince. Here's the thing, you might be able to say that, you know what? I'm done with this. I'm not gonna do it anymore. The problem that you run into is to convince teams and owners and general managers. You heard Todd Monkin, the man bet on the game. Like, I don't know, if you want your franchise quarterback, that's what you want from him. No, that's the thing, though. I mean, and he got a three million dollar bond and he had. Because they'll tell you who you can and can't communicate with, Right?

[Joe]

Hold on. How long he been locked up? Oh, he out.

[Ocho]

He on bond. Oh, he on 3 million, which is normally a 10. Now, they might have made it put, they might have made him put property up or something like that. But normally, I mean, sometimes they'll make, they'll give the aid. They might make you have a, a 3 million cash bond. But I'm assuming this is 10. This is 10 of that, which is 300,000. Especially they think you're a flight risk.

[Joe]

They're.

[Ocho]

But hey, they take, but they're gonna take your passport and they'll put a GPS monitor on you. They really think you're flight risk. They really, they really. A hundred million, two hundred million, three hundred million dollars bond.

[Joe]

It make you reflect, bro. Yeah, got to like, damn, they try

[Ocho]

to put it somewhere, especially if they, they really concerned about you knowing that you probably can't come up with it. And then it's like, nah, they put your ass on home. They put your ass on house arrest, home confinement. You can't leave. But I, I, I don't know. But bro, you know, your agent, your attorney has already told you, but you got, you got to, you got the affidavit. You already see the complaint.

[Joe]

Yeah.

[Ocho]

And a part of your, part of the stipulation is you cannot have communication with. I can't talk to Joe, I can't talk to Ocho, I can't talk to Jordan, I can't talk to Ash. Even through an intermediary. Well, I didn't know I could. I, I ain't talk to him directly. Yeah, but you sent word through somebody else. That's the same thing, bro. I, I, Good luck. I wish you the best, bro, but I just don't see our team gonna touch you or Malik moving forward.

[Uncle Ocho]

Nah, I mean, you, you know, they not. And simply, as great as he is, obviously having this, you know, overshadowing over your head, teams don't want to deal with the PR nightmare.

[Ocho]

No, sir.

[Uncle Ocho]

That's, that's, that's all, that's all it comes down to. It's an absolute PR nightmare.

[Ocho]

Of course, because like you said, Jalo, like, we talking about you watching the game, and he turned the ball over. Tell me, what's the first thing that will go through your mind? He missed a wide open layup. He missed a wide open shot. What's going through your mind, Joe? Yeah, hey, you filed, you filed that man in the situation. Like, bro, why you.

[Uncle Ocho]

Hey, he had had to come back and be damn near perfect from the field. Joe.

[Joe]

He would.

[Ocho]

Because you think about it, when you go back, and when they went back and they played some of the clips that he did, they talk about he's gonna miss part of the game. You see the man make a shot, run down the court, then all of a sudden, he grab his ankle like, oh, damn.

[Joe]

Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah.

[Ocho]

Or you get a situation. And Joe, we talked about it with K. Cunningham passed that ball to Malik Beasley, and the ball went right through his hand.

[Joe]

Right? Yeah.

[Ocho]

Now you looking. They make you think he get the ball. The line was seven and a half. They up nine. He get the ball, race down the court, dunk it. Now you win by seven.

[Joe]

Yeah.

[Ocho]

Everything go get called into question. It's just tough that. And we've seen the NBA, we've seen mlb, we've seen the NFL. Forgive a lot, but, boy, will you start gambling. Arts Leester.

[Uncle Ocho]

Yeah.

[Ocho]

Now they have been situation. But this was way back. You look at a. Paul Horning had a situation. There was a defensive lineman. He was the father on Webster. He had a situation. They got suspended for a year. Who else? I think it was like three guys. Horning. I forget, I. Chad, I forget, I forget the guy. But he was the father on Webster, but he was a defensive lineman for the Detroit Lions. Chad, you can look it up, but I think it was three of them way back when, and they got suspended for a year. But I think now Art Sleaster, they, they just say, you, you Done. Because they tried to give him grace and he just like, he couldn't. He couldn't. He couldn't help himself.

[Skyrizi Medication Safety Announcer]

Ah,

[Ocho]

I don't know. I mean, that. That gambling, man, people just want to believe. Because now even more than ever, because you see so many guys being involved in it, and I didn't understand. I mean, I'm looking at some of these guys and they doing these prop bets. I'm like, guys, you making millions and you trying to win hundreds. What that says, it don't.

[Joe]

It don't make no sense at all.

[Ocho]

But when you.

[Joe]

Hey, but when you got all these different gambling spots on Ocho to where you can bet on these games, man, you gotta figure.

[Ocho]

Alex Caris, you gotta go ahead, Joe, you.

[Joe]

You gotta. You gotta figure some of these guys gonna indulge in it a little bit. You know, that's. I think that's just human nature. And that's why you see so many guys who've got caught up, whether it's collegiate, whether it's pros, hell, and these just the people they caught. But, Joe, you know what I mean?

[Ocho]

I'm making 30 million. I'm making 35 million. I can bet on baseball, I can bet on football, I can bet on tennis, I can bet on golf, I can bet on the World Cup. Just don't bet on your sport.

[Joe]

I can't make it make sense for you.

[Uncle Ocho]

You heard me.

[Ocho]

What'd you say? Ojo?

[Uncle Ocho]

You can't.

[Skyrizi Medication Safety Announcer]

You.

[Uncle Ocho]

Everything you just named, you can't control those outcomes. They're.

[Joe]

They're.

[Uncle Ocho]

They're betting on situations where they can control the outcome.

[Ocho]

Yes.

[Uncle Ocho]

And my. And obviously most of the time. Hey, Uncle Joe. Not only are they betting, I think sometimes they're in positions where they don't want to bet anymore, but they in the. They in bed with the wrong people.

[Joe]

But hold on. But, but hold on. But hold on. If you trying to control the game, Uncle Ocho, to where you win these bets, man, you can't have nobody betting no damn. Hundred thousand, two hundred thousand. Ain't no. Hold on. After blue, we get these bets from. From Terry, Roger and Malik be. Come on, bro. They looking into that asap. Come on, man. It's the prop.

[Ocho]

It's the prop bets. Consider. I mean, they, they. Like you said, Joe, under a certain number of points, he like, oh, I'm gonna leave the game, so I'm be. Guaranteed. I'm not gonna make. That's the way. One way to control it. Yeah, I just.

[Uncle Ocho]

I. I think they got stuck, Joe. I think they got stuck? No.

[Joe]

With all the money that you making from basketball, hell, you can. You can go pay your damn debt off.

[Uncle Ocho]

No, I'm. I'm saying I think they got stuck in bed with certain people that were gambling. And those people that they were gambling with were relying on them. Relying on them to do certain things to make sure they kept that money coming in for other people, not them.

[Joe]

I hate it for them dudes, bro. I'm talking about two cats who could play and could help a real contender. I hate that for them, bro.

[Ocho]

Yeah, it was Paul Horning and Alex Karras. They were both suspended for, I think, a year. Alex Karras got a year and five other players along with Charis, was fined $2,000 for betting on the 1962 NFL championship game.

[Joe]

Damn.

[Ocho]

He was expending. Paul Horning, he was the MVP in 1961, was spending for the entire 63 season for betting on NFL games after he admitted to betting up to $500 on a game and associating with known gambler. Awkward time to ask this, but. Hey, did you download the trail map?

[Unknown Female Speaker (T-Mobile Segment)]

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[Ocho]

I don't understand.

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[Ocho]

Whoa. I don't trust my carrier that much.

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[Joe]

Yeah, once they get you, they get you, they get you to bed once. It's a rap.

[Ocho]

That's all it takes. And, but, like, you know, we were talking about, like, that's what I don't, you know, like, bet on other sports. I, I, for me, I just couldn't do that. To bet on, to basically bet against my team or knowing the hard work that I put in, knowing the hard work that these other guys put in Ocho and Joe. And this is what I'm gonna do. Yeah, I, I, look, sometimes, like I said, everything doesn't have to make sense. This doesn't make sense to me that, you know, you making 30. These guys weren't making no money. You see boxers, you know, everybody said boxing was the fix. Guys taking dives, Ocho. But it wasn't no money. Ocho, if you making 40, 50 million dollars. If I can't make 100 million, why am I even. Cause normally people bet. I bet 500 with the hopes of winning 5,000. 50,000. I'm not betting no millions, hoping to win hundreds or thousands. I make 30 million. Terror here making 30 million a year. And you gonna go gamble on, you gonna go gamble on your game. You don't want to bet football. You don't want to bet baseball. You don't want to bet hockey or World cup or soccer. They got soccer games going on all the time that you can bet on. You don't want to bet on golf. You don't want to bet on baseball. You want to bet on the sport that you play.

[Joe]

You want to control it.

[Ocho]

You'll mess around, and he'll send you somewhere where you can't control nothing.

[Joe]

Hey, hello, hello, Hello. Not even draws you put on.

[Ocho]

I mean, can you imagine you making that kind of money? And then you go, what you. What you think they're gonna say? When he come in there now, he. He ain't gonna go to the big house. He'll go one of those, you know, little farmhouses, something like that. But what you think they gonna say? Go to Fayette. What you think they're gonna say to him,

[Tab Ramos]

bro?

[Ocho]

Really?

[Joe]

You know what they're gonna say?

[Ocho]

Really, bro? 30 million. And you gonna bet props?

[Uncle Ocho]

Hey, they in the feds. They can't say nothing in it because they. They asking there for a reason.

[Ocho]

But, Joe, which one of them was you thinking they're making 30 million? I mean, you might find some of them guys that's done swindle some people out of some money. You know, them pyramid schemes and things like that. Embezzle some money. But. But that's what I don't get. That's what. But, yeah, they embezzling, hoping to take all the money. So I got a pyramid scheme. Bernie Madoff, billions of dollars. Okay.

[Milo's Money Announcer]

Oh, yeah.

[Uncle Ocho]

I still don't understand how you did that, boy.

[Ocho]

Because you give me 5,000, I give you 15,000 in two weeks. What you gonna do next? You're gonna bring me more money, right? Because I just gave you 10,000 in two weeks on the 5,000 that you get. So I gave you 15,000 back plus your 5,000. So guess what else you're gonna do now, man? God dang. You're gonna bring me more money and more money.

[Joe]

Then you're gonna come to me, because

[Ocho]

then I'm gonna take the money I got from Joe and pay you, and then I'm gonna take the money from somebody else and pay Joe. And guess what Joe gonna do? Bring me more money. That's how it worked. That's our pyramid scheme work.

[Uncle Ocho]

Yeah, but. But how you get to a billion?

[Ocho]

Because he dealing with people that got billions.

[Joe]

Yeah, and they trusted him.

[Ocho]

The guy from the Mets, the owner. The guy that owned the Mets. All these people. Did you see all the famous people that he had money that he had. Hell, he had billions.

[Joe]

Yeah, he playing with some heavy. Some heavy hitters, Ocho.

[Ocho]

That's. That's our pyramid scheme work. That's how they get you, you know, What? Let me show you how good this thing is. Ocho. Give me 10,000. You give me 10,000 on Wednesday, and two weeks later, I shoot you your 10,000 back plus another 20.

[Uncle Ocho]

Hey, let my grandma say, sometimes if it's too good to be true.

[Ocho]

No, no, no.

[Joe]

There you go.

[Ocho]

Here's the thing. He gave you the money back. You ain't looking at it too good to be true now. Cause you got the money back. You might be thinking that at the time that somebody can give you a 20 or 30, 40% return on your money. But that's why you only gave him 10,000. So if you gave him 10,000, he give you 20,000 in two weeks, plus your 10,000 back. If I give him a hundred thousand. If I give him 500,000, what are you gonna give me, Joe? Oh, got him. Got him. I done set that hook now. Just don't let him off.

[Joe]

Yeah, that's some bad work, though.

[Unknown Female Speaker (T-Mobile Segment)]

Yeah.

[Ocho]

Yeah, that. That's how the pyramid schemes work. And then after a while, guess what, man, Ocho, you know, hey, hey, give me. Give me one more week.

[Uncle Ocho]

That's where the game start playing.

[Joe]

Yep. Yep. Hey, now, they answering your calls now you ain't heard from. Yeah.

[Uncle Ocho]

Hey, I'm gonna try that.

[Joe]

Try what?

[Uncle Ocho]

Shoot. Hey, Joe, send me 10,000. Let me get you 30 back.

[Joe]

They gonna. They. Hey, they gonna find you swimming with the fishes, homie. All right.

[Uncle Ocho]

Hey, I can swim, Joe.

[Joe]

Okay.

[Tony Ayo]

All right.

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[Ocho]

M&M's popped caramel do sound different.

[Joe]

Oh no.

[Ocho]

People are going to be obsessed. What do you mean?

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[Ocho]

People hate the sound of chewing. Maybe they won't like the crunch. Maybe we're saved. Wait a minute. Yellow. Have you been eating them this whole time?

[Joe]

Mmm. So tasty.

[Ocho]

Hands off us. M&M's popped caramel. It's more fun together.

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