In short
“Best of Ocho vs ISO Beef Part 1” centers on a dispute between Ocho and ISO (Joe) over a missed Atlanta Hawks game and ISO allegedly not paying money he owes Ocho. The episode is framed by sports banter, accountability arguments, and a long side track into church/gospel singing rivalries.
Guests/backgrounds
No formal guests are introduced. The main speakers are Ocho and Joe/ISO (plus recurring “Chad” as a moderator/chat voice). They trade personal stories: Joe attends Hawks/Magic City events; Ocho discusses family/tennis scheduling and travel.
Key claims
Ocho says ISO flaked last-minute on the Hawks game despite Ocho arranging floor-seat tickets. ISO claims he couldn’t attend due to his child’s tennis schedule shifting for spring break and a Miami Open-related commitment, plus travel delays. The hosts emphasize “accountability” rather than money.
Notable examples
Hawks game at 7pm (Ocho expected ISO at 5:30); ISO’s producer/travel conflicts; daughter’s tennis tournament and Miami Open; extended gospel choir stories and karaoke challenges.
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Chapters
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0:00 to 0:34
The hosts introduce the topic of Ocho's absence and the implications of his actions.
“When you're moving like I do, you don't always get a lot of lead time.”
Introduction and Ocho's Situation
0:40 to 1:10
The hosts introduce the topic of Ocho's absence and the implications of his actions.
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Introduction and Ocho's Situation
1:40 to 2:08
The hosts introduce the topic of Ocho's absence and the implications of his actions.
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Introduction and Ocho's Situation
2:35 to 4:32
The hosts introduce the topic of Ocho's absence and the implications of his actions.
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Joe's Plans and Ocho's Flakiness
4:32 to 8:06
Joe shares his experience planning for a game and Ocho's last-minute cancellation.
“I'm like, well, this is going to be all right.”
Discussion on Accountability and Friendships
8:06 to 14:00
The conversation evolves into themes of accountability and expectations in friendships.
“Man, my producer told me that I got something I got to go out of time for tomorrow, Joe.”
Accountability Discussion
14:00 to 15:00
The hosts discuss the importance of accountability in their relationships.
“Because if you didn't take accountability, I honestly can't hang with you, bro.”
Miami Open Plans
15:00 to 16:15
They share plans for attending the Miami Open and discuss family commitments.
“She played in the tournament in the morning, and then they go from the tournament they play in to the Miami Open to meet the players.”
Tournament Conflicts
16:15 to 18:00
The hosts delve into conflicts arising from scheduling changes for a tournament.
“We got an opportunity to meet with the MLS commissioner so you can sit down and talk to him about X, Y, and Z, how he got a job, whatever.”
Money and Accountability
18:00 to 21:00
A discussion around financial responsibilities and accountability in friendships.
“So when did you realize that your daughter's birthday wasn't going to be on the weekend, it was going to be on the weekday?”
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The Importance of Communication
21:00 to 21:20
Highlighting the need for clear communication in friendships to avoid misunderstandings.
“My baby's birthday, normally we celebrate it on the weekend.”
Playful Banter and Accountability
21:20 to 22:20
The hosts engage in playful banter while reinforcing accountability in personal relationships.
“and I ain't, that ain't what I was trying to do.”
Future Fight Challenges
22:20 to 23:20
They jokingly challenge each other to fights while discussing past incidents.
“He think cause you don't really do no whole lot of talkin', you gon' talk loud, that he just gon' run through Joe.”
Funny Fight Stories
23:20 to 26:32
Sharing humorous stories related to fights and confrontations, mixing laughter with serious lessons.
“The guy, I guess he's with his girl, and the brother had slapped him in front of his girl.”
Funny Fight Stories
26:38 to 27:08
Sharing humorous stories related to fights and confrontations, mixing laughter with serious lessons.
“and having dinner where you can actually hear each other.”
Ocho and Joe's Lighthearted Banter
28:35 to 31:28
Listen to Ocho and Joe joke about upcoming events, past experiences, and playful challenges.
“Then you boy, I ain't gonna ice on the game, man.”
Singing Stories and Choir Memories
31:28 to 33:18
Ocho shares his experiences in the choir and how he grew up singing.
“So we got to have a nightcap outside karaoke night.”
Musical Rivalry and Karaoke Dreams
33:18 to 37:16
The duo challenges each other to a singing contest and shares their musical backgrounds.
“Man, at the church, I hear me Fred Lee tell my grandma, say, that boy ain't over there singing.”
Gospel Music Knowledge Test
37:16 to 42:00
Joe and Ocho quiz each other's knowledge of gospel music and share fond memories.
“Are we singing just gospel or are we singing whatever?”
Memorable Church Experiences
42:00 to 47:43
Listeners will hear nostalgic stories about church activities and memories.
“She starts getting that gold tooth in her mouth and she starts right around.”
Memorable Church Experiences
48:32 to 50:21
Listeners will hear nostalgic stories about church activities and memories.
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Family Dynamics and Driving Stories
51:01 to 56:00
Explore humorous anecdotes about family, driving, and church obligations.
“but she, as long as I, as long as I was there, I'm going to church on Sunday.”
Tracking Athletic Performance
56:00 to 59:49
Discussion about how tracking technology is used in sports and its implications.
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Tracking Athletic Performance
1:00:01 to 1:00:28
Discussion about how tracking technology is used in sports and its implications.
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Tracking Athletic Performance
1:00:33 to 1:01:00
Discussion about how tracking technology is used in sports and its implications.
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Transcript
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2:50Shannon Sharpe:or you're gonna make Ocho cry.
2:55Shannon Sharpe:But first, Joe. What's up, baby? How was that Magic City, you know, Hawks, you know, how was that thing? Hey, hey, hey, hey, that thing was jumping off the wall. But, uh, Ocho bogus as hell for what he do. Goddamn, Joe! Goddamn there, damn there, Ocho. Come on with it, Joe! Hey, Joe, you bogus. Go ahead, Joe, give me Joe. Hey, Joe, give me the... Now, look, look, look, look, look. I understand. I understand your baby girl, you know, her birthday for hell. You knew her birthday was a month ago when you started hollering and shit. Talking about something. Hey man, let's go to Magic City, Joe. I'm gonna come down the ladder.
3:30Shannon Sharpe:You ain't nothing but a high one way down. I'm like, get him! Get him, Joe! Mind you, mind you, mind you. We was all on nightcap the night before the game. I'm like, oh, so I come swoop you up from the airport, bro? I'm throwing this out there, because if you want a flake, I'm giving you some opportunities to flake. You know what I mean? He said they hollering. What do you say they hollering? I'm going to be there ain't but I'm going to be there. I'm going to get my workout. I'm going to go eat my breakfast. I'm going to go do soccer at 9 o 'clock. And then I'm going to head to the airport in about 45 minutes to an hour.
4:01Shannon Sharpe:So boom, look, all I got is this word. That's all I got. That's all you got, Joe. All I got is word. So boom, the next day come. I set it up. You know, the game at 7, so I set it up for 5 o 'clock. Me going to get me a little chop, you know, get me a little haircut. Yeah. What's up? Hey, Ocho say if his feet ain't on the wood, the tickets ain't no good. So I'm making sure. Yep. I'm making sure he good. So I'm like, let me get a little cut because they probably going to have us on the big job. Yeah, they're going to close up, close up. You know what I mean? Camera right down there on you, Joe. Yeah, yeah.
4:32Shannon Sharpe:You know, they got T.I. in there performing. You know what I mean? I'm like, well, this is going to be all right. Hey, mind you, the Hawks on a nine-game winning streak. Nine. Okay. I'm like, boy, look. Hey, this is going to be a good game. And the Orlando Magics was on a winning streak, too. They had won like six or seven in a row. They did. Oh, yeah, this is going to be a good game. Boy, me and Ocho picked a hell of a game to come through. I'm getting my hair cut. It's 530. My barber say, shout out to my boy, Martin. My barber say, hey, man, you think Ocho come? I say, yeah, last night he said he coming.
5:07Shannon Sharpe:But it's 530. I ain't heard from Ocho all day. So I'm back. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Hold on, Joe. Joe, before you go any further, you mean to tell me the game is at 7? Yeah. It's 5.30, you getting the cut, and you have not heard from Ocho, because that's not kind of the message that he relayed. Oh, but go ahead, Joe. So, so, so, boom. I get a rough. It's my bad. My barber say, man, you think Ocho coming? I say, he said he coming. He told me last night he coming. I just got to him. No, I said, yeah, boom. I said, you know what? Let me hit him. I'm going to tell him I can send him his ticket electronically.
5:39Shannon Sharpe:That way, when he get here, he can just go to the game. He can just go straight to the game. Just come on in there. I'll be already sitting down. I like to get there early, you know, I can go in the back, holler at the players, holler at Dominique for about 10, 15 minutes. Yeah, yeah. I like to walk around. Man, Ocho hit me back. He said something about his producer. Say he got something. I stopped reading the message. I said, oh, this nigga here. No, Joe, you stopped? You didn't read the message all the way through, Joe? He flaked on me. He flaked on me so bad. It's 530. Look, now I'm on my way headed to the arena.
6:12Shannon Sharpe:My barber, he ain't never even been to an NBA game. So I could have took him with me. Oh, you know what I mean? He could have sat on the floor with me. We could have been. You know what I mean? I said, dang. I thought about that the whole night. I said, dang. Hey, that's how you do that. So, whoa, whoa, whoa, Joe, before you go any further, before you tell any more of the story, so you got an unused ticket that you had to pay a considerable amount. Now, I called. I got a buddy that worked in the Hawks. and those tickets... Where they run? So listen, so typically, normally when I go to house games, you know, sometimes they'll hit me, they'll be like, oh, we got some floor seats.
6:52Shannon Sharpe:You know, they'll give them to me. I typically don't have to pay for them, but for tonight, the Magic City night, it's a hot commodity. Everybody trying to come down. Everybody want to go. So it was hard to get the tickets, so I had to jump through a few hoops. You hear me? Yeah, you did.
7:05Joe Johnson:How many hoops you had to jump through, Joe?
7:08Shannon Sharpe:You know, I had more than one.
7:09Joe Johnson:Let me know how many hoops you had to I can jump through, I can make it right.
7:13Shannon Sharpe:Nah, we ain't. Well, that's beside the point, Ojo. You know what I mean? All you had to do. Hey, look, look, look. The next day when you got up, you could hit me and be like, AJ, I ain't going to make it. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Joe, before you tell any more of the story, you mean to tell me the next day the man ain't hit you still? Nah, I had to hit him at 530, man. I hit him 530 and he didn't game at 7. I'm like, damn. Hey, Okech, you talking about the same day. No, so let me ask your question. Did he, so he sent you a text. He didn't actually talk to you, right? No, I text him. I'm like...
7:44Shannon Sharpe:Hold on. You had to call him? Yeah, it's 5.30. I ain't heard from him all day. Hey. Hold on. Let me make sure I'm getting this right, because maybe something got lost in translation. You remember that movie Lost in Translation? So maybe I'm revisiting that. It's nostalgic. I'm having a nostalgic breakdown. Yeah. You mean to tell me, a man that put in a request for floor seats in a month in advance, you're joe johnson and the hawks love you like the broncos like uh the bingles love ocho you normally sometimes they call say hey joe would you like to come to the game we got some seats available boom but in this situation it's a hot ticket everybody wants to come to magic city because no matter what the nba and others think magic city is a is a iconic it's a it's a it's historic when it comes to atlanta yeah so you had to do a little bit extra in order to get these even though you are ISO and you are a Atlanta Hawks legend.
8:42Shannon Sharpe:Yeah. So you mean to tell me the game's at 7. 5.30 you haven't heard, you call him. Yeah. Hold on. So he pick up the phone. Okay. Hey, Ocho, what's going on? We going to the game. I got the tickets. So I'm Ocho. You, Joe. Hey, what's up, Ocho? What's going on?
9:08Shannon Sharpe:Hey, you want me to be me? Yeah, I want you to be you. Hey, hey, I got these tickets, bro. The game started at 7. It's 5.30. I can see it. Man, my producer told me that I got something I got to go out of time for tomorrow, Joe. So, Joe, I ain't going to be able to make it, Joe. I'm sorry, bro. Yeah, yeah, Tim, that's how it went. I like that.
9:28Joe Johnson:I like that story, bro. Hey, hey, hey, hey. Whoa, whoa, whoa.
9:33Shannon Sharpe:Hold on, Joe. Joe, Joe, Joe, hold on. Before you go. Did he mention anything about a birthday party? No, no, he ain't saying nothing about a birthday party. Oh, Lord have mercy. Chad, did y 'all hear that? I'm going to let y 'all hear.
9:46Joe Johnson:Chad, did you hear that?
9:48Shannon Sharpe:Chad, hold on, hold on. Wait a minute. Yo, I want you to go no further. Because I got to set this up for the chat. Because they was all on me. Because he said it was his daughter's birthday. Now, his daughter plays tennis. Yeah. His daughter's been playing tennis for a number of years. She's in a tournament. Now, last I checked, Joe, they just don't spring tournaments up and say, hey, we got a tennis tournament happening this weekend. Anybody wants to play tennis, they're welcome to come. Also, his daughter's 11, 12 years old. She's been having the same birthday for 11, 12 years. So a tennis tournament, which you knew you were going to have a birthday, the tennis tournament weekend, normally the people have it the week before.
10:30Shannon Sharpe:Normally people, sometimes there's anomalies. People normally have birthday parties on the weekend, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, because you can get more people to come. People don't normally have birthday parties on a weekday. Normally. I say normally. Hey, it's spring break, but go ahead. I can't hear you. I can't hear you. We can't see you. We can hear you. So, but Chad, he told us that he told you it was his daughter's birthday and he was going to be unable to attend because the party got moved up because there was a tennis tournament this weekend. All right. I'm looking at the text message.
11:08Joe Johnson:I'm looking at the text message right now. Hey, Joe. Hey, come on. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
11:13Shannon Sharpe:We got to fix the camera. We got to fix the camera because people want to see you. People want to see you. People want to see you. So hold on, Joe. So you call him at 530. Yeah. The game. So unless he's at the airport driving, because it's going to take him at least an hour just to get to the arena from the airport and get through that traffic and get there again. So by the time he sit down, they probably throwing the ball up. Hello. Probably throwing the ball up. Hello, look. But go ahead, Joe. I'm sitting in the chair. He about to get ready to take the cape up off me as I'm sitting there and it got me a fresh look cut.
11:50Shannon Sharpe:You hear me? Oh, I don't think fresh, Joe. I said, man, let me make sure this Joker, you know. Come on, y 'all done? I said, damn. Yeah, man. No, no, we not done. We would like for you to turn the camera back on. That's what we'd like to do. That's what we would like. I didn't even know my camera went off. Yeah, you know your camera went off. You absolutely knew your camera went off, because we mentioned it.
12:09Joe Johnson:I'm sitting here talking. I'm sitting here listening to y 'all.
12:13Shannon Sharpe:Hey, hey, hey, hey, look. At the end of the day, bro, just have accountability, man. You know what I mean? That's it, bro. Hey, y 'all, hey, let me know when y 'all done. You heard me? I ain't got nothing to do with it. Hey. Let me know when y 'all done. I ain't got nothing to do with it. My name's Shea, and I ain't came to play. Hold on, hold on, hold on. So if the floor is yours, don't you -
12:37Joe Johnson:Hold on, hold on. Let me get to this real quick. Hold on. Let me get y 'all together real quick.
12:47Shannon Sharpe:Don't be calling your baby mama. Nah, nah, nah.
12:49Joe Johnson:I ain't going to do that. I ain't going to do that.
12:53Shannon Sharpe:Yeah, don't call the co-parent. There are certain terms, Joe, that we try to stay away from because they're a baby. not politically correct and we don't want people talking about Unc, Ocho, and Joe. They using term on nightcap talking about baby mamas. It's co-parent. So you don't have to call your co-parent.
13:10Joe Johnson:Hold on. There it is. There it is. Hold on. Hold on.
13:16Joe Johnson:Yeah, let me get y 'all together real quick. We're going to have a good one tonight. Yeah, we're going to have a good one tonight. It's starting off great. I like it. I'm going to let y 'all have your little fun.
13:27Shannon Sharpe:Joe, but okay. So Joe, you get your hair cut, you take the cape off, you headed to the game. You're like, yeah, man. Ooh, the game here. Ocho gonna be finished. I'm looking fly, looking dabba-dabba. Oh, man. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
13:41Joe Johnson:Y 'all finish? Hey, y 'all finish?
13:44Shannon Sharpe:Man, let Joe tell the story. Ocho, man, damn. He didn't tell it three times already. You keep going, man. You keep going in circles. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. We listened to you tell your story the other night. You told your story four times. No, I didn't. I told it one time. Uh-uh. You kept telling. And then everybody else totally does it. Hey, but Ocho, did you take accountability though, bro? I did. Mm-mm-mm. Okay, that's it. Hey, look, look, look. Hey, look, look. Because if you didn't take accountability, I honestly can't hang with you, bro. For real. I can't be rolling with you like this. That's fine.
14:12Shannon Sharpe:I hang by myself anyway. I'm good. That's fine. Hey, Joe. Joe, your boy coming down there. We good. We going. All right, bet. Let me know, man. Let me know. Let me know. You already know. Hey, Ocho.
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14:25Joe Johnson:Hey, Joe, hey, I done tried to talk to Joe already. I told, hey, Joe, you get on me. You get on me, you know. But listen, listen, listen, listen to me real quick. Listen. My baby, when you hit me, I was with my baby all day. Now, listen, I told Unc, trick me out, right? I told Unc, I say, man, listen. Boy, what BM say, boy, listen, I need you to readjust what you got going on. The baby has a tournament coming up. Not only does the baby have a tournament coming up the weekend, it's the Miami Open. So I'm going to be taking my baby to the Miami Open. So you need just what you got to do because I need you this day.
15:02Joe Johnson:What's the Miami Open? Hold on. Was she playing in the tournament? She played in the tournament in the morning, and then they go from the tournament they play in to the Miami Open to meet the players. She didn't say it.
15:12Shannon Sharpe:Oh. So let me ask you a question. When did you realize that she had a tennis tournament? Are you not listening to the tournament? It was on the weekend.
15:21Joe Johnson:But she moved what she wanted to do with the baby. with me on Monday. She moved. And I didn't know. She didn't tell me ahead of time. And the fact that it made it an inconvenience, well, actually, because it's a baby, it's not an inconvenience. So whatever I have to do, I can't do it.
15:37Shannon Sharpe:I can't do it. That ain't going to see any argument back. So you didn't realize that you had made place. So you didn't call? You couldn't call Joe that morning? So when did you find out that she needed you to make the rearrangement?
15:48Joe Johnson:She hit me early in the morning, about 8 o 'clock, 8 o 'clock call. 8 o 'clock call. Listen, we coming down. I need you. Boom. We went to the nail place. Boom. We going to ride. I had to go ride horses. By that time, we locked in having a good time. We gave busters. I'm like, well, God damn, I ain't going to, it's kind of messed up. And then when Joe hit me, right? Boom. Doug and Ryan hit me too. Hey, listen, we need you to get on the flight Tuesday morning next six o 'clock, right? Hey, Joe, you know, I do got my soccer podcast, right? We got an opportunity to meet with the MLS commissioner so you can sit down and talk to him about X, Y, and Z, how he got a job, whatever.
16:27Joe Johnson:So that's why I'm in New York now. Boom. So I had to do that Tuesday morning. My flight was at 8 o 'clock in the morning. I ain't leave here until 2 because of all the flights. I don't know what's going on with flights and airports right now, but I had like a seven hour delay. Boom. So it was a rough two days for me. Now y 'all jumping on me, getting on me. Joe Madden snapping on me and then I got hold on I don't listen
16:54Shannon Sharpe:don't try don't hug in this hey Joe but I'm looking at the Miami Open schedule they've played the Miami Open they've been playing the Miami Open for an extended period of time and it's been on the schedule for at least two years if this is what their website is saying now if that's a lie the website doesn't have to do anything we do the same routine every Miami Open exactly so you knew the Miami Open that you knew your daughter was going to be going to the Miami Open before you made the trip. What does that have to do with what I'm talking about? Because you made it seem like the Miami Open just rang out like your daughter got in this tournament.
17:32Joe Johnson:We normally have the party on the weekends, right? Are you listening to me or not? But there's a tournament this time, this weekend. I'm trying to...
17:39Shannon Sharpe:But the tournament, the Miami Open, is always around your daughter's birthday on the weekend.
17:43Joe Johnson:The birthday is normally on the fucking weekends. this time because she had determined to play. Are you listening? She had determined to play this time on the weekend. She moved it up on a Tuesday because the kids are on spring break. So it was different this year.
18:02Shannon Sharpe:So when did you realize that your daughter's birthday wasn't going to be on the weekend, it was going to be on the weekday?
18:07Joe Johnson:She told me we were moving everything on Monday morning when I woke up. What was the problem? Is there a problem with that? Not with you and Joe. No, it's not Because me and Joe already talked about it. You keep instigating it. Hold on, hold on, hold on. We just tried to get clarification, Ocho. I done talked to Joe already. Now what's going to happen is - Hold on, where you talk to Joe? What you mean? I talked to Joe the day two and yesterday, twice. You know, I say, Joe, listen. Listen, if you need anything, let me know what I owe you back. But Joe, I'm going to get it to you. You hear me? Whatever that wood costs, I got you.
18:38Shannon Sharpe:And the money ain't the problem, though. That money ain't even the issue. You know what I mean? What's the issue, Joe? What's the issue? What's the issue, Joe? The issue is when you got your ass up and you knew you weren't coming to Atlanta, you should have been like, hey bro, I ain't gonna make you. I'm gonna get that solid. Joe, what you wanna do?
18:52Joe Johnson:You wanna fight, Joe? Let me know.
18:54Shannon Sharpe:Yeah, we can go. Hey, give me three minutes with him. You can rest me. All I want is three minutes. I'm gonna have them gloves. I'm gonna have them gloves for you when you see me find them.
19:04Joe Johnson:Matter of fact, it's on site, Joe. It's on site. Say last. I'm gonna be ready.
19:10Shannon Sharpe:I'm gonna be ready. Now, hey, that's the one thing I know I can do.
19:13Joe Johnson:I can whoop your ass, Joe.
19:15Shannon Sharpe:I bet you can. Okay.
19:17Joe Johnson:I like this. As a matter of fact, you laughing, you gonna get your ass whooped too.
19:23Shannon Sharpe:Hey, man, I don't want no problem. I can buy to my business. Hey, it's cool. I'm gonna give you three minutes. No, no, no. I don't want no three minutes.
19:31Joe Johnson:It ain't gonna even take that long for what I gotta do with it. It ain't gonna be no three minutes, Joe. It's gonna be about one minute, boy. You hear me? It's gonna be, I'm gonna jump on your ass like a chicken on the June bug, Joe. You hear me?
19:42Shannon Sharpe:The problem is you're going to have to take one or two of these just to even get up in here. And one of them going to put you to sleep. That ain't going to be enough. That ain't going to be enough. Hey, hey, hey. You talking about Carissa, Jake Paul, Logan Paul. Damn them. You got ISO. It's me and you. Three minutes.
19:59Joe Johnson:It's going to be longer than three, bro. You hear me? But, hey, I'm going to take eight.
20:03Shannon Sharpe:I need three minutes. I'm going to keep them around three minutes just to get the people in the chat, just to give them some watch. Yeah, I like that. Jake Paul, Logan Paul, Cliff Paul, Chris Paul. ISO in five. Hello. Hello. ISO in five.
20:18Joe Johnson:ISO going to sleep, right? You hear me? ISO going to sleep. Hey, hey. That was a good one. Hey, see that? The Miami Ohio Redhawks. I'm not finished. I'm not finished. What you mean?
20:31Shannon Sharpe:I thought you said we were done. We ain't done because y 'all kept going.
20:34Joe Johnson:It's my turn.
20:36Shannon Sharpe:We ain't talking about no.
20:37Joe Johnson:Hey, I love y 'all. man. I love it.
20:41Shannon Sharpe:Hey, all Joe say he wanted, Joe say the money, I don't want no, I don't want no ROI. I don't want no return on investment. All I want this man to do is accept accountability. When you realize that early that morning that your girl, that your co-parent had called you and said that there had been a change of schedule, you should have, the next call you should have made, hey Joe, check this out. My baby, my co-parent called me. My baby's birthday, normally we celebrate it on the weekend. He ain't have to do all that. He ain't have to say all that. All he had to do is say he can't make it. Boom. Just leave it alone.
21:16Shannon Sharpe:Just leave it alone, bro. You all ready for it to catch your ass with behind and I ain't, that ain't what I was trying to do. I was there trying to talk to you. Hey, Joe, can you hear me?
21:26Joe Johnson:Can you hear me, Joe? Go ahead, bro. I love you, man. Love you too, bro.
21:38Joe Johnson:I love you, Joe. I love you, Joe. I love you.
21:41Shannon Sharpe:Hey, love you too, bro. Hey, Joe.
21:44Joe Johnson:Anything you ever need from me, Joe, I got you, Joe. Huh?
21:48Shannon Sharpe:I still want my three minutes, though. Huh? Yeah, I want my fade, my nigga. I want my fade. Hey, Joe. Hey, Joe. Hey, Joe. Whatever you want to do, homie.
22:00Joe Johnson:Whatever you want to do. Yeah. Where my fame, Joe? Yeah, yeah. Hey, hey, hey, I still love you like a play cousin, but where my fame? Hey, Joe, when you lumped up, I don't want to hear no excuses. Talk about, oh, I'm tired, oh, my knee hurt. I don't want to hear none of that.
22:12Shannon Sharpe:Hey, hey, hey, hey, I'm coming from right here. I ain't got to go all the way back here. I'm coming from right here. Yeah. Yeah. OK. All that. All that. Yeah, I just want you to know. Yeah, for real. Hey, Joe. Hey, you going to, hey. Yeah, I just want you to know. Yeah, you think it's play play. Oh, yeah, Joe's quiet. He be chillin'. Hey Joe, that's what I'm sayin'. He think cause you don't really do no whole lot of talkin', you gon' talk loud, that he just gon' run through Joe. I said man, Joe quiet. I said you gotta watch them quiet ones now. Quiet, loud, it don't matter. Hey Joe. Hey, you know why we quiet?
22:47Shannon Sharpe:Cause see, once we get going, we can't even turn our damn set back. That's why I let Joe, when Joe say, hey let me run this. Go ahead, go ahead and take the flow Joe.
22:55Joe Johnson:I don't say nothin', I let it happen. Joe, I tell you this, whether you loud, whether you quiet, when it comes to your goddamn hands, I'm gonna put them on you. I don't care who he is, how tall he is. I wanna see it, I wanna see it. Okay, I wanna see it.
23:07Shannon Sharpe:You gonna see it. Hey, you gonna be Ray Charles, you ain't gonna be seeing these hands. Three minutes, I'm just keep you around so the people can have a little fun, why? Hey, you remember when Flo fightin' that little YouTube with Noreen? Yeah, yeah, yeah. You gonna pop, pop, pop. Yeah, I saw it. Hey. Hey, did y 'all see the thing? Did you see the fight today? The guy, I guess he's with his girl, and the brother had slapped him in front of his girl. He sent his girl home. He came back. He said, catch this. He lumped over up, called his girl, FaceTime, said, look at him, baby. He leaking. Hey, hey, Unc, Unc, when I seen that, I mean.
23:45Shannon Sharpe:I sent it to you, Ocho. I sent it to you. I straight up thought about Ocho. Soon as I seen it, I said, man, dude came back standing on business. Hey, Ocho, dude was a little bigger than him. He came back, he said, nah, I want the fan, homie. They got the tussle, Ocho. He said, ooh, I like you even more now. Wah-wah-wah-wah-wah. I'm talking about little dude. Hey, he said, I ain't got no gun. I ain't got no knife. He said, bro, I ain't on no Jackie Chan. I ain't got none of that. He said, I'm going to throw these hands on you. Hey, Joe, that's what's going to happen to you right there, Joe. Boy, I sure thought about you when I seen it.
24:19Shannon Sharpe:I said, ooh, I'm going to hit Ocho just like this here. I mean, you got, Joe Ocho, do you know how far you got to go to get Joe out of character? Do you know how long it took us to get Joe to open up? Man, Joe on the show for five months.
24:38Joe Johnson:When Joe around me, he going to open up anyway. It's me. You know, it don't matter how shy you are or how much you don't talk, I'm going to get it out of you. Just like I'm going to get his ass off my dog. You got the man want to put hands on you, Joe Ocho. That man want to put hands on you. Joe playing, boy.
24:56Shannon Sharpe:It's up, Joe.
24:57Joe Johnson:It ain't even possible. Hey, hey, hey, Joe.
24:58Shannon Sharpe:Hey, hey, hey. How you going to get up in? How you going to get up in? Hey, Joe. When I have that cage, I got a big cage too. Joe! My hand is registered in Vegas. I don't give a damn what they registered at. How you going to get up in here? You want me to take your high? How you going to get up in here? You want me to take your high? How?
25:13Joe Johnson:I'm going to pressure you, Joe, with a high guard. Joe, you not going to do it. And that's what I'm saying. You're gonna have to eat one or two of them. One of them gonna put you to sleep. That's all. Joe, how I'm gonna eat them if I'm blocking everything, Joe? You hear me blocking nothing, yo? All right. Matter of fact, Joe, hey, I'm gonna be out there with the palace at your front door, man. Yo!
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29:03Shannon Sharpe:Hey Joe, we gonna be okay. We gonna, hey, Ocho. Then you boy, I ain't gonna ice on the game, man. Wish you were good, bro. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. What game y 'all going to? Nah, we ain't telling you.
29:14Joe Johnson:We ain't telling you.
29:15Shannon Sharpe:We ain't telling you. We ain't telling you.
29:16Joe Johnson:I'm gonna probably be at the cigar bar anyway. It's cool. It's cool. Yeah, you see. It's cool. Hey, y 'all gonna leave me for real?
29:24Shannon Sharpe:Yeah. Yeah, man. I had the mayor at the game sitting right there. I know the mayor. Andre Dickens, we chopping it up and everything. Yeah, man. Talking about the house and everything they trying to do around Atlanta, how they fix Atlanta up. I'm trying to introduce you to people, man. You know what I mean? Right, right, right. Man out here playing.
29:42Joe Johnson:Hey, listen, Joe, I like you trying to get me indoors I ain't really been in before, huh?
29:47Shannon Sharpe:Yeah, that's all I'm saying, man. Just, hey, it's 2026. Oh, to all that fly. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. We ain't doing accountability in 2026. Hey, hey, you know I'm all about that.
29:57Joe Johnson:Hey, Joe, make sure you account for these fucking hands, then, Joe. Make sure you account for these hands you about to get. I'm three minutes, bro. And that just to keep you around so Chad can, they can have a little fun. I want you to think it's a joke until you touch this goddamn jab, huh? When I hit you your nose and it start bleeding, I don't wanna hear nothing. Bruh, bruh, bruh.
30:17Shannon Sharpe:He said, hey, you gotta get inside, old Joe. Joe said he got the one. He gotta take one or two of these just to get in. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And one of them gonna sleep in. See who? I don't even sleep at night. I seen that chin, that little glass chin you got. We already know what's going on. Come on, Joe. Come on, Joe. Yeah. Come on, bring it, Joe. As a matter of fact, unk, unk, unk, unk. Hit Netflix, man. Get us on the Pacquiao and Mayweather undercard. We'll open it up. We'll be the first fight. I don't give a damn, man. Ain't nobody in there. I'm whoopin' his ass. Hey, hey, Joe. Yeah, yeah. Get us on Netflix.
30:52Shannon Sharpe:Joe said he want to be on the undercard. I saw it, Ocho. We put us on the undercard. Man, I'ma tell that blood, man. I'ma be talkin' about weight class. Joe, you know how bad it gotta be? Joe say he don't even wanna do the one-on-one tournament, no 303 no more. I damn the one-on-one man, he wanna throw a - He's his fame.
31:07Joe Johnson:He wanna get his ass whooped in front of the world,
31:08Shannon Sharpe:that's on him. Let's do it. That's on him. Let's do it on Netflix, let everybody see it. Yeah, I hope they gon' see it. Hey, Ocho, line up, Ocho. They gon' see it.
31:17Joe Johnson:They gon' see it, Joe. You can say, hey, don't say it too long, bro.
31:25Shannon Sharpe:Joe, Ocho, who you think the better singer is out of you two? Oh, man, I'm killing Ocho. Ocho, you can't see me. You can't see me in there. So we got to have a nightcap outside karaoke night. All right. Hey, Chad. Boy, I'm put on a real show. You hear me? I promise you. A mean demonstration. A mean demonstration. Right hand. Hey, Unc. Yeah.
31:51Joe Johnson:Hey, Unc, right hand. Right hand. He got to understand, man. What? I was in the choir growing up. I wasn't just in the choir. I'm not part of the group. I'm leading songs. Ocho, Ocho.
32:01Shannon Sharpe:Oh, you the lead?
32:02Joe Johnson:Ocho. How great thou heart. Near the cross. Amazing grace. Blessed assurance. That's me. Somebody help me.
32:12Shannon Sharpe:Ocho, you hear me? Ocho, that man say blessed assurance. Jesus is mine. Ocho. Blessed. Ocho, First Baptist in Higgins, man. Little Rock, Arkansas. Reverend Payne. Huh? Man, I was in the choir. my grandma was a leading singer, man. Oh, you was in the big choir or the junior choir? Man, I was in the big choir. So listen, I got twin cousins there a year older than me, and they love to sing and dance. So my grandma was like, I'm going to put y 'all in the choir. And she said, I'm going to put your little quiet ass in there too, talking about me. So boom, I get in the choir. I get in the choir. I'm talking about Ocho.
32:52Shannon Sharpe:I'm talking about red robe and everything, walking down the aisle and everything. Oh, you want me to sweat it? Joe, you sweat coming out of the aisle? Come on, man. I'm telling y 'all, that's why God don't play by me. But listen up. Listen to the story. So we get in the choir, and I'm standing next to my grandma's best friend, her name Fred Lee. So we started singing. I'm lip-singing. I'm like, man, I ain't, you know, grandma already got me up, but I'm just going to lip-sing. Man, at the church, I hear me Fred Lee tell my grandma, say, that boy ain't over there singing. He be lip-singing when he up there.
33:25Shannon Sharpe:So the next Sunday, she was like, you're going to stand your little ass by me. And if you don't say nothing, I'm going to pinch you. Boy, she had me up in there singing my butt off, Uncle Ocho. You hear me? Yeah. I'll tell you, man. First Baptist Higgins, man.
33:38Joe Johnson:Hey, see, you see what I'm talking about? He talking about when he was a little kid, Uncle Joe. He talking about when he was a little kid. You got to understand. Listen, for me, down there in Opelika, Newburgh Baptist Church. Okay, Newburgh. Yeah. Hey, Pastor Victor T. Curry. Okay. I sing in the senior choir. I sing in the senior choir. Hey, did you tell him about me and Mississippi? Mississippi Mass Choir? Yeah. Mississippi Mass Choir. No, we up. What do you call him, Joe? We up. I got a duet with the legendary Mosey Burks.
34:12Shannon Sharpe:Hey, that man can't see me, bro. Real talk. Oh, man.
34:16Joe Johnson:Joe, I'm telling you, man. Hey, Joe, you know what I'm killing with, Un? What you killing with? I got a song with Mosey Burks called I Ain't Tired Yet rest in peace she's not here to sing her part I'ma sing it for her though
34:33Shannon Sharpe:a couple long ways and you ain't no ways tired
34:38Joe Johnson:anything having to do with church music gospel, old traditional hymns I open that thing up with a prayer
34:45Shannon Sharpe:hey Chad I'ma watch this dude on me You hear me? I'm going to watch him. I promise you, you can't see me. Y 'all know Uncle Let That Prayer down. I already know it. I already know it. I already know it. I've been praying, man. I've been praying. Barney Partison, hey, one of y 'all boys lead devotional service. The other one's going to pray.
35:07Joe Johnson:Hey, I'm going to hit him with one of them Reverend James Cleveland songs. He's going to be done. He's going to be done. Hey, Uncle, you know about Benjamin Cole? you know who Benjamin Cole is I know yeah okay
35:24Shannon Sharpe:if you don't know James Cleveland you don't know the Alabama the five blind boys Andre Couch Mahalia Jackson Charlie Caesar in the upper room if you don't know
35:40Joe Johnson:this me I know all that I grew up on that
35:45Shannon Sharpe:the man said he grew he grew up. Hey. Hey, light work, man. Light work. Chad. Let me tell you, hey, God don't play by me, boy. Y 'all know I'm bringing greetings from Mount Zion No. 1 Missionary Baptist Church. Reverend J.E. Clark was the pastor, Reverend Moses Carter, and then Dr. Benjamin. So I bring greetings. As a matter of fact, it's so funny.
36:13Joe Johnson:You know how I know Joe can't beat me? my cousin, one of the best gospel singers of all time, Leandria Johnson, ask about me, because we sang in the choir together.
36:25Shannon Sharpe:They say them Johnson can sing, though. They say them Johnson normally be able to sing. Now, I don't know if the Johnson that tree or the other tree can sing, but they say them Johnson...
36:38Joe Johnson:It's this tree. I don't know where branch he from, but I'm from the singing branch.
36:44Shannon Sharpe:man, that little weak ass branch you on. Hey, hey, hey, hey, let me tell you something. Let me tell you something, partner. Look, that ain't going to fly over here, Ocho. I'm telling you.
36:54Joe Johnson:You're going to lose this battle, partner. No, Joe, you're not beating me singing. You can't even out talk me, boy. This is what I do. Hey, you know what? I'm going to have, we got to get my cousin, Leandria Johnson. Go get your cousin. Line it up, man.
37:08Shannon Sharpe:Line it up, karaoke. All right, we're going to have karaoke outside. And let Chad watch me watch this dude. I ain't got too much more talk. You don't even sound confident. Are we singing anything? Are we singing just gospel or are we singing whatever? Oh, no, gospel. Gospel. Gospel. Gospel. All right, man. Yeah. That's what we talk about, right? Yeah. I'm anointed. What's wrong with you?
37:34Joe Johnson:Anointed. You what? No, you a backslider. This ain't what you want. Huh? Huh?
37:44Shannon Sharpe:Hey, don't get me started, man. Yeah, all right. I'm just letting you know, partner. Like, I don't know what you think it is, but like, God took his time with me, man. I do a little bit of everything. That's all I'm saying. And you can't beat me in none of that.
37:55Joe Johnson:Hey, hey, hey, unk. I'm going to hit him with that Mighty Clouds of Joy. Oh, you're not. Now you're talking. Hey, I'm going to sound like Joe Ligon on him. Mighty Clouds of Joy.
38:07Shannon Sharpe:Boy, my grandfather loves a Mighty Clouds of Joy. the five blind boys from Alabama, James Cleveland, and Mahalia Jackson. Boy, you couldn't tell my grandfather nothing about no Mahalia Jackson. I think that was his mom. I think that was Papa's mama's name, Mahalia. Hey, you wasn't in the choir? No, I was a junior deacon. Oh, okay. Okay. All right. I mean, I was in the choir. I was in the back. Man, I was back there fooling around, man. You know, we had to do everything. Yeah. Yeah. You know, my grandma was the mother of the church. so we had to cut the grass. We had to get out there early, make sure everything was set up and do all the, you know, we...
38:45Shannon Sharpe:Hey, bro, you had to do everything. Like I said, we was... Man, I was probably four, five years on having an Easter speech. It ain't no Happy Easter Day. I don't know what y 'all looking at me for. I just come to say Happy Easter Day. Marty Porter wasn't playing that. Bro, you had a long-ass speech. Yeah, yeah.
39:00Joe Johnson:Yeah, yeah. Hey, hey, hey, Unc, I'm starting to think Joe, Joe, Joe ain't telling the truth. About what, bro? Watch this. I'm going to test him. Hey, Joe, you know who Dottie Peoples is? Dottie Peoples?
39:11Shannon Sharpe:No, I don't know who that is, Ocho. Don't who Dorothy Norwood is? Come on, bro. What is this? Why I'm getting queers off of it? Hey, what about the Dixie Hummerbirds? I know about the Dixie Hummerbirds. Ocho, he more now. He more Kirk Franklin, Ty Tribbett. He more of them. Joe probably more of them now. Listen, just because I don't know them people, they don't mean you can out-sang me, man. That's all I'm saying. Joe, you ain't no singer, man, Joe. I grew up on this, Joe. What you talking about? I'm going to bring the word. When y 'all get done singing, I'm going to bring the word. I'm going to open the doors of the church.
39:46Shannon Sharpe:You know what I'm saying? I'm going to open the doors of the church. Now, hey, come on now. I know y 'all done came in there with some money. I don't want to hear that. God don't like noise. Don't put no change in the pan because God don't like noise. You know, the last thing you want, he rested on Sunday. Six straight days, he worked. so all of a sudden don't disturb him.
40:09Joe Johnson:Hey, I got one more for him. If he don't know them, I don't even want to talk no more. Joe, what you know about the Canton Spiritals? I don't know nothing about them more, Joe. Hey, this your homework for the day, Joe. I want you to listen to the Canton Spiritals, right? And play the song Heavenly Choir. And that's what I sound like. That's what you sound like? Listen to the Canton Spiritals and play the song, Heavenly Choir.
40:38Shannon Sharpe:That's me. Because, you know, hey, I know y 'all go to a lot of these church. We ain't got no big congregation. We ain't got no two services. We ain't got no 15 ,000, 20 ,000 congregation. We ain't got but 150. That's on the fourth Sunday on pastor's anniversary, on church anniversary. Most of the time, we got 100 people or less. But, boy, hey, Dr. Sean, I'm going to break it to you now. I'm going to give it to you now. Y 'all still got a building fund. It sure is. Hey. We ain't going to get it finished, but we got it. Hey. So, that's your way they got, Joey? Yeah, they've been having a building fund since I was eight years old.
41:22Shannon Sharpe:I'm like, damn. Yeah. They add two blocks every year, too. That's it. And I don't even know what are we building. Right. Does anybody know what the building is going to be for? Windows? To get the colorful windows? I mean, look, we did put a stove and refrigerate and stuff in there. They did do that. They did, you know, okay.
41:56Joe Johnson:Hey, we ought to put back some memories now, man. It's different. Hey, Chad, it's another song. the Florida Mass Choir Florida Mass Choir the song is called Storm Cloud Rising Georgia Mass Choir oh man it's so many
42:13Shannon Sharpe:but the Mississippi Mass Choir is probably the most well known Mass Choir
42:18Joe Johnson:go listen to that song
42:21Shannon Sharpe:I'm pressing on got a mother there got a father there and I'm just trying to make it in just trying to make it in so I'm pressing on Oh, man. We had a lady named Miss Margie Bird. Yeah. Man, that lady get up there. She starts getting that gold tooth in her mouth and she starts right around. Yeah. Hey, Margie, bring her back one more time. And she stand back up. Had her quiet and stand up with her. Man, I'm getting chills just thinking about it. Boy, that lady could say it.
42:51Joe Johnson:Lord have mercy she could say it. Hey, you know what I like too about the Mississippi Mass Choir, Uncle Joe? I mean, for those that probably, if you'd have to go back and listen to some of the albums, The last song on the album, there would always be a reverend by the name of Benjamin Cone, Benjamin Cone Jr. And my favorite song is one called The Birds, one called Pull the Wagon. And he tells a story, but he's talking and he sounds almost like James Earl Jones. So, you know, the kind of voice.
43:20Shannon Sharpe:Yeah, that baritone voice.
43:22Joe Johnson:Oh, man, man. Hey, Joe, you know, brought back some memories.
43:27Shannon Sharpe:Yeah, that lady sang that song, man. Man, I swear, I just want to hear her sing. Man, Ocho, man, I was in church three, four days after the damn week, man. Oh, yeah, you had to go, yeah.
43:39Joe Johnson:My grandma was an Eastern star, man. You had Bible study.
43:44Shannon Sharpe:Choir rehearsal. Choir rehearsal. You had once every other, like every other, we had like deacon, we had like the junior deacons, we had to get there, and our duties, like we had to take a, we had to do this because we have, Like my grandfather So you get baptized Who do you want to be your deacon You had my uncle, Uncle Joe Hope Hagen My grandfather, Mr. Leo Alston He passed And turned it down to His son And so the duties If somebody was sick that day We'd have to take their place We'd have to go around Because we'd see who was on their roll Your dudes,$1,$2 for the week Aw man Yeah, my grandpa was a deacon and an usher.
44:31Shannon Sharpe:Mm-hmm. Yeah, man. I couldn't be no usher. They staying too long. Man. Hold on. What's up? Hey, Joe. You wasn't a junior? I was a junior deacon. You wasn't no junior deacon? Yeah, Ocho. I had to be out. My grandma made us be all that, bro. We had to be there. Yeah, for sure. I'm telling you, listen. Bro, we would get to church at 8 in the morning. Sunday school started by 8.30. We started a little Sunday school. Then you go to church. Man, we don't get out of church about 4 o 'clock in the evening. Yes. Hey, by the time we get out of church, and look, until we get out of church, when we get to the parking lot, she's going to spend another hour in the parking lot talking.
45:06Shannon Sharpe:They're just talking. Hey, damn. They at the court hooping. Grandma, I'm trying to get home, man. Hey, Sunday, that good bump, boy. Hey, I was always late to the court on me. We got there. Sunday school started at 9, started at 10. Granny get us there at 9 o 'clock. Now, mind you, we done cut the grass. We done got there Saturday and did everything. We done cleaned everything up. And because, you know, my grandmother was the mother of the church, she had to bring the wine. She had to bring the wine and the crackers because it's going to be communion. We already did that. Well, you know, Barney, let's go make sure.
45:45Shannon Sharpe:Make sure we just left. What happened? Did the rats get drunk and eat the crackers? You covered it up. We don't need to be there. Oh, man. So we get there at 9 o 'clock. Sunday school don't start till 10. From 10 to about 11.30, we in church. You get like 15 minutes, and then all of a sudden they start singing. They're going to start. We got it from 12 to 3. Maybe 12 to 3.30. Yeah. Especially if it's some anniversary. Deacon anniversary, church anniversary, pastor anniversary, deaconate. Come on. You on program, and then other churches got to come. And so you there... Bro, listen. Get out at 3.
46:26Shannon Sharpe:You got to be back at 5.30 because you got a program going on where two or three other churches going to come and they going to be... Oh, my goodness. Hey. Oh, Joe. Hey. My two cousins, my twin cousin that's a year older than me. We all was in the choir, but I got one cousin, man, just a year older than me. So if he 11, I'm 10. He catch the Holy Ghost every Sunday. So look, I used to tell my grandma, I said, grandma, Come on, don't put me by, don't put me by there, because the boy, he going to catch the Holy Ghost, and I can see it when it's coming. So I used to have a talk to him before we get to training.
46:59Shannon Sharpe:Man, don't come into church without all that today, bro. All that flopping around, hollering, because you want people to fan you off and out. Man, come on, man. Yeah, hey, hey, I'm talking about every Sunday, man. I'm asking the man when we get in the car. I'm like, man, how are you catching the Holy Ghost every Sunday like this, man? I don't understand it.
47:18Joe Johnson:Hey, hey, hey, hey, chat, buddy. Y 'all got my memory going. You talking God.
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51:01Shannon Sharpe:She's like, you know, we play, like... but she, as long as I, as long as I was there, I'm going to church on Sunday. Yeah. But see, I didn't mind going, because guess what? My brother left, that means I got to drive, so I got to drive granted to the church. And boy, drive like you, drive like you guys have said. I'm like, Granny, you ain't got no license. You don't know if I'm driving good or bad. She over there putting, like, boy, slow down. You ain't, this ain't driver's end, Granny, you ain't got no gas pedal or no brake on your side. Facts. Facts. That's the first thing they do when they ride with you.
51:38Shannon Sharpe:What's slow to stay down? Tell you how to drive. And my grandma ain't, my grandma ain't even never sit, I've never seen my grandmother sit on the driver's side. And as she got older, once I really started driving and drive a car, my grandma go get in the back seat. I'm like, granted, this ain't no taxi. Get in the front. Oh, no. I don't think people, people don't. It did tell you to turn your bike on. Granted, I'm a mile away from where I'm supposed to go. I ain't turning no blank on right now. Right. You see that stop sign up there? Yeah. Yeah. But we're going to put this thing together.
52:19Joe Johnson:Every morning, I roll out of bed. When I roll out the left side or the right side, I say me a prayer. So every time I walk up and I pray, I'm always safe. You don't get out the same side of the bed every morning? Huh? You don't get out the same side of the bed? Now, sometimes I roll to the left, I roll to the right, depending on what size she on.
52:37Shannon Sharpe:Oh, okay. Yeah. I get her the same side, it don't matter. Me too. No? No, hell no. I'm sleeping, that's my side.
52:47Joe Johnson:Well, goddamn, what size bed y 'all got?
52:50Shannon Sharpe:I ain't no. I mean, Ocho, I'm just saying, who sleeps in the middle of the bed?
52:56Joe Johnson:I sleep on one side. No, I don't sleep on the edge of the bed because I might fall out. You don't toss and turn? No.
53:03Shannon Sharpe:Yeah.
53:04Joe Johnson:I mean, I see my beds. I got a twin. What size y 'all bed? Aw, man, stop. I got a king bed.
53:10Shannon Sharpe:God damn. You got a king? What, you sleeping on a full size? A twin? I got a twin. Boy, you ain't had no twins since you was in college. Exactly. Hold on. Time out.
53:22Joe Johnson:Hold on. Hey, hey, hold on. I'm not playing. Wait, y 'all got king size beds?
53:27Shannon Sharpe:Man, come on, Jo.
53:28Joe Johnson:You know how much that shit costs? Yeah.
53:31Shannon Sharpe:Oh, Joe, I got to have a king side. Oh, but Joe, you probably got a California king. Your feet be hanging out the bed, Joe.
53:39Joe Johnson:There you go, baby. There you go. Hey, listen, the king bed costs so goddamn much. I got the cheapest one. And then you know how much a mattress is? Yeah.
53:52Shannon Sharpe:Oh, Joe, you don't have to buy no mattress. You don't have to buy no mattress, but once every 10 years.
53:59Joe Johnson:Yeah, they made a posturpedic mattress, man, was like$4 ,000 for a king bed. I was like, oh, that's cool. Give me the twin.
54:06Shannon Sharpe:I got the twin in this thing. My mattress, I got one of the mattresses that really tell you how long you slept, how long you was in a deep sleep, how long you was in a rim. What? If your bed get hot, it'll cool it down for you. You make adjustments. You got one of the memory phones. Huh? You got one of the memory phones over there. No, I got one of the most space age beds.
54:27Joe Johnson:Hey, hey, hey, what they run? How much will them run?
54:30Shannon Sharpe:They look a little soft, you know. They come in twin? Hey, why the, hey, hey, Ocho, why he be trying to act like you can't spend four, five grand on the bed, man? They ain't spending no, Joe. Hey, hey, hey, Joe. They ain't spending four, five thousand on the bed, Joe.
54:44Joe Johnson:Who do that? Oh, look, look. Come on, man.
54:51Joe Johnson:You ain't doing nothing but sleeping and shagging on there anyway. That's what I'm saying, Ocho.
54:55Shannon Sharpe:Ocho, Ocho, it'll tell me how long I was in a REM sleep. It'll tell me how long I was in a deep sleep. It'll tell me how long I snored. It'll say, you snored 35 minutes last night. You snored 50 % less than normal. Yeah, yeah. It'll tell you what time you fell asleep.
55:14Joe Johnson:I have a question. Even if that bed has all those features and has all those amenities that it comes with, I'm sure it costs a pretty penny. What are you going to do with that information?
55:22Shannon Sharpe:$5 ,900. That's how much the bed costs.
55:30Shannon Sharpe:that's a whole lot what you mean what you mean what i'm gonna do with that information it'll tell me it it guess what it says your best time to work out is between the hours of one and
55:40Joe Johnson:five you don't need to tell you that your body your body will tell you that your body exactly when the best time that's what it's telling me it's the same reason they put all that stuff in
55:51Shannon Sharpe:your shoulder pads and they track everything that you do at practice now. Right. You dehydrated. You need more hydr... See? Ta-da, the more information you have.
56:03Joe Johnson:Hey, you want me to tell you? Want me to tell you why they track everything now? Because they understand, see their pros and their cons to that, and them tracking everything. They understand when you get to a certain amount of mileage, yeah, this car here ain't no more good. That's all it is. they try to make it seem like it's a good thing but they tracking all this stuff where his speed ain't what it used to be yeah we might need to watch him it's about we might want to get rid of him and get something good for him
56:33Shannon Sharpe:they put it in your pads Ocho they putting that in your shoulder pads
56:37Joe Johnson:yeah and the catapult you know the catapult thing yeah
56:43Shannon Sharpe:and the bear I like it to be about somewhere between between 66 and 68 degrees. So you know, as you lay down, I'm a - The bed? My body temperature, I'm like, my body temperature is hell. I ain't gonna cool it down. So it might start at 72 and it'll say, you know, we made 34 adjustments last night to your bed. Be it my feet, be it my back, be it if I'm on my side, be it if I'm laying on my stomach, it doesn't matter. It'll automatically adjust. I got a damn boot. I give you a girl. I give you a girl.
57:13Joe Johnson:I give you a girl. All that's so unnecessary. I do just fine. Let me tell you something. Stay with me real quick. Stay with me, Joe. Joe, I got a twin bed, Joe. It cost me$2 ,200, Joe. I got a mattress, memory foam, Posturepedic. It cost me$800, Joe. That's fine. You talk about your bed heating up and getting cold and doing this and doing that. I don't need all that shit. Joe, I put my AC on 65 degrees and I leave it. I'm good.
57:38Shannon Sharpe:I'm good. I ain't got to do all that. The bed adjust for me. It cool down for me. I ain't got to do all that. Hey, you boy. sleeping like polar bears. Hey, Joe, you know how to get hot? Oh, Joe, when you get hot, you got to kick your leg out from under the cover or throw the cover off that end of the floor. I ain't got to do none of that. I ain't got to do none of that. That's normal, though.
57:58Joe Johnson:No, I ain't.
57:59Shannon Sharpe:No, I ain't. Hey, me, I pull the covers up on me.
58:04Joe Johnson:See, you live in a different time. You're trying to live like the Jetsons. I don't want to live like the Jetsons. I want to live like the Flintstones.
58:13Shannon Sharpe:I already live like the Flintstones for 20 years. I ain't tried to live like that again. Right, right. I'm good. I done had pallets on the floor. I done slept on those cast iron beds. I'm good. I'm going to sleep good now. Oh, yeah. Hey, old Joe, sleeping's important, brother. That's how your body, hey, look, that's how your body
58:33Joe Johnson:recover, man. Hold on. I'm good. Joe, I don't go nowhere. I know about sleep. If it wasn't for the show, remember, I'm asleep by 930 at night. I'm up at 5 AM every morning. I'm in the gym at 7 a.m.
58:44Shannon Sharpe:I sure wish I could go to bed at 9.30 at night.
58:47Joe Johnson:You can if you stop partying.
58:50Shannon Sharpe:Hey, you remember what happened Monday night? What? 1.30. I've seen you. Yeah, what time did we come on, Ocho? It was 10.45 here. It was 1.45 there.
59:00Joe Johnson:Yeah, we didn't get off until 3 in the morning.
59:02Shannon Sharpe:Exactly. And guess what else, Ocho? I had to get right back up and catch a flight and go to L.A.
59:09Joe Johnson:Okay. See, that's what I call dedication because I was up, too. Oh, yeah, for sure. Yeah, I was up to, hey, Joe, it was three. We got off the show. Joe, I swear for God, my clock said 3.23. I already know. I wasn't tripping. I was feeling good, too, because I took a nap earlier today. Yeah. I took a nap earlier today.
59:25Shannon Sharpe:No, I had to cut the naps out because you can't sleep at night. I can't sleep at night. It's the difference between trying to talk to your friends over the music at a bar and having dinner where you can actually hear each other, between getting food delivered and cooking something you know she's going to love. It's the difference between a rough nicotine pouch and On Plus nicotine pouches with Nico Silk Mash. No corners, no rough edges, just the softest pouch on the planet. On Plus nicotine pouches. It's the difference that changes everything. Not all varieties available in all geographies. Warning, this product contains nicotine.
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