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The week. We've got Morgan

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business all the week

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with What's

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up? Everybody? Welcome to the Best Bits.

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It's Morgan here and I've got my guy Ray

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Mundo on this weekend. What's up? Yea? You

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know your yeah has progressively just gone

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down every best bit. That means

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I should probably stop doing it. Yeah, something

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about your energy has changed with the yeah. Well

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remember I sold it to Bones, so

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he technically owns it and anytime he

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can tell me to stop doing it, So I've kind of weaned

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myself from ye. Well,

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it's it is progressively getting weaned.

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I can feel it. I can feel the energy. Thank

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you, weenie. How are you? You're

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excited to be here with me for best Bit? Let's

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do it all right? Well, we're gonna get started coming

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in at the number seven spot. This week, Abby

0:51

confessed something about her miss connection

0:53

and this had me thinking about Valentine's

0:55

Day. So, Ray, we have reached

0:58

like the first of February, where already in

1:00

February of twenty twenty three, which is crazy.

1:03

Do you have Valentine's their plans? Yeah? I

1:05

already got her a little something from Instagram

1:07

under fifty dollars, everybody can do it not

1:09

going to tell the idea because it was

1:12

my idea. I don't want people copying me. But

1:15

yeah, we're doing dinner, duh. I'm gonna

1:17

try and get Amy to hook up bourbon and steak. Oh

1:19

so you have not made a reservation yet.

1:21

No, at this place, you really can't make reservations.

1:23

So I need a hook up if not. We

1:26

got a Mexican spot around the corner. They like

1:28

to throw some rose petals and call tonight. Oh

1:30

so you don't have to make a reservation, is what you're saying.

1:32

Correct, You got the

1:35

whole romantic spield going. Do you get her flowers

1:37

and chocolates? Yeah? I do flowers,

1:39

no chocolates. We got some good little boutiques around

1:41

the corner here. There used to be a bomb one on

1:43

West End, but they just randomly closed. I'm

1:45

like, cool, a boutique flower shop. Yeah,

1:48

I mean they do a great job. And I

1:50

was just like, so what you guys don't do flowers

1:52

anymore? People just stop needing flowers. How do you go

1:54

out of business? Well? They may have just been a

1:56

little too pricey. Were they pricy? Yeah? Yeah,

1:58

they're good though. You one hundred dollars

2:00

is pricey, but they would do a bomb ass bouquet.

2:04

All said and done Valentine's. They delivered

2:06

it for guys that are busy like me.

2:08

Simple. I like it. That's a good

2:10

thing. But sad they went out of business, so I'm glad.

2:13

I hope you can find a new flower man. Oh no, no no, I

2:15

got my new place. It's like Kroger or something like that.

2:17

Okay, don't do Kroger, right, No, you

2:19

gotta go there. You build your own. You're trying to find

2:21

a vase asking around in the meat department.

2:23

Hey, does anybody have a vase? I don't know. This is something

2:26

i'd use for meat. Okay, sir, just

2:28

find me a vase in your store. You know what's

2:30

funny is my dad is always super

2:32

sweet. He'd always come home with flowers for my mom.

2:34

But most of the time they were Kroger because he stopped to either

2:36

get lottery tickets or gas or something

2:38

and he could get flowers from Kroger. And my sister

2:41

just always and I always give him a hard

2:43

time because they were Kroger flowers. There's nothing wrong with

2:45

that. There's nothing wrong with Kurger flowers. But it's just

2:47

the thing that I have associated with Kroger

2:49

flowers as my dad. As long as you can

2:52

get good color, they smell good,

2:54

and you know how to make a good bouquet, which I do.

2:56

There's nothing wrong with going grocery store flowers.

2:59

You know, you could also go to a Trader Joe's, if you have a Trader

3:01

joe spot and make your own, like,

3:03

do your own little bouquet. There isn't one near

3:05

me green Hill's tad. No, there's one

3:08

on the west side. All right, let's

3:11

go over there and you can do it for me. They have pretty flowers,

3:13

and you can make your own little bouquet, and then it's even more

3:15

thoughtful because you put one together. I mean, I've

3:17

got to feel field near my apartment

3:19

that has flowers. Okay, yeah, let's

3:21

not go. You know you're really going to end up

3:23

arrested. But I was wanting to know

3:25

what a typical Valentine's Day in this later

3:28

household look like. That's really

3:30

it. She get you something for Valentine's

3:32

Day. Now she'll get me a card. But it's just no,

3:34

we're doing our We actually are doing

3:36

our Valentine's This is

3:39

so hard recording before and after we did

3:41

Valentine's Day already. We did Valentine's

3:43

Day a week ago. Thank you. Why did

3:45

you do it so early? It was such a hill weekend.

3:48

We ended up getting a hotel downtown and that was our

3:50

Valentine's Day gift to each other. And so then I just

3:52

get her flowers on the day and no little knickknack.

3:55

Okay, yeah, I like it. That's a

3:57

good little Valentine's Day for both of you. Guys. It's

3:59

like a staycation exactly. You guys

4:01

love us daycation because there's so many

4:03

different hotel options in Nashville. They're all bomb

4:05

as hell and they're competing price wise. You

4:08

can't beat a couple hundred dollars

4:10

for they include breakfast. They have a

4:12

bomb restaurant in the exact location. Some

4:14

friends meet up. There's not a better deal

4:16

in town. Okay, Well, there you have it,

4:19

the Ray Mundo approved Valentine's

4:21

Day date. Get a

4:23

hotel and flowers and a

4:25

reservation and a little gift,

4:28

and do it in an off weekend so you don't have

4:30

to pay the big market prices. Yeah

4:32

that's fair. I like the idea of that, and

4:34

it makes sense because you're married, you know, you can

4:36

do it whenever you want. Yeah, you can mess around with dates.

4:38

And I've already started saying Christmas, why don't we

4:40

move it a week so we don't have to deal with the travel nightmare?

4:43

Yeah, you know, I don't think it holds as much meeting

4:45

though, when it's not on the holiday. It's

4:47

the eighteenth. Yeah, I'm like, this isn't Christmas.

4:50

What are we doing? It's a week from now? Hey?

4:52

Speaking of that as your tree down, I just

4:54

brought it down so depressing. My

4:58

house feels so empty, and it

5:00

was my night light that I would like turn on. Yeah,

5:03

all that seasonal love has

5:05

gone. So you guys take yours down to the

5:07

day after. Oh you guys start it down like right away?

5:09

Yeah, because we had it up since October. That

5:12

was mine. I

5:14

just kept it up for like five months. It

5:16

also took me a lot of work taking it down,

5:18

and that was a big reason why they want to. I was like, this is

5:20

just a lot of work that I don't want to do. But I finally

5:22

had some free time and I was like, well, I

5:25

guess now the because time is any

5:27

to take it down. I took a nap,

5:29

woke up, and the tree was down. Oh Laura,

5:31

I'm surprised Laura took it down. Yeah,

5:33

I guess you just had to do it. It It was kind of where

5:35

you just take the band aid off. Yeah, one of those.

5:38

That's how I kind of felt with mine. I put on Black Widow

5:40

and I took my tree down. It was a very interesting

5:43

situation. Wow, no

5:45

Christmas, maybe no holiday, just you know, straight

5:48

action movie and taking the tree down. But

5:51

I don't have any plans for

5:53

Valentine's Day right now? Removed it. For a

5:55

single girl, what do you think I should do on Valentine's Day?

5:58

I'd say, check those d ms? Look

6:00

for the eggplant. That's what that's really really.

6:03

Of all the things that you can tell me to do, that's

6:05

what you're gonna tell me to do. What

6:09

in what in the first like fraternity

6:12

of a response was that check

6:15

the dms? You mean, hey, don't

6:18

don't like just go out with your girlfriends, go have

6:20

a good time. No, no, no, no

6:22

no. Do you think I need to check my dms

6:24

for a one night stand? That's what you're trying to not that, But you could

6:26

just go on a date with somebody. The egg plant

6:28

emoji is not a date I was being funny.

6:32

You don't want to go to some restaurant with all your girls

6:34

because then it just screams we're all single

6:36

and we're all bridesmaid's

6:39

not bride. Well, I

6:41

feel attacked for no reason

6:43

because you're gonna go out with your girls. I

6:46

mean, no, I haven't planned anything at this

6:48

moment, but I listen you.

6:50

It's a lose lose situation because if you go out,

6:52

sure, I'm a bridesmaid, never a bride, but

6:55

if I stay in, I'm alone. Like,

6:58

I don't know which one is better off? Shouldn't here?

7:01

Uh, let's sneak

7:03

a flower to Remy, and Remy can

7:05

bring you a flower on Valentine's Day. I'm

7:08

gonna drive by your house chuck

7:11

a couple grocery store flowers

7:13

in your front lawn, and hopefully Remy'll know to take

7:15

it to you. Urgirl flowers in the in the yard,

7:17

so'll pick them up and be like, what is this? Well,

7:21

okay, yeah, or it's that where I go on a random

7:23

day and that just feels awkward. It's tough awkward.

7:25

Me and Laura started Beazer started dating

7:27

on Valentine's Day? Did you ask her to be

7:29

your girlfriend on Valentine's Now, but

7:31

we went to there was some Dan and Shay thing on Demumbrian

7:34

at Tin Roof

7:37

before they were big time and they sold out stadiums. They had

7:39

an event there. I introduced them and Laura's

7:42

friend bought some thousand dollars table and

7:44

that's where we all chilled at that table. So

7:46

you guys started hanging out at that point. Yeah,

7:49

pretty serious. But I don't know if we were necessarily

7:51

she says we were boyfriend and girlfriend then, I don't think so. Probably

7:53

a week or two later, when'd your like anniversary

7:56

of dating or do now you just celebrate your marriage?

7:58

We just say it's Valentine's Day, Okay,

8:01

but yeah, we really just celebrate the marriage

8:03

anniversary. But if you really want to get to the heart

8:05

of it all, it was twenty and fourteen

8:08

Valentine's Day. Dang, So

8:10

Valentine's is like a special meaning for y'all.

8:12

Yeah, this is the conception

8:14

of Ray and Laura exactly. I like

8:17

it. Well, you didn't help me with my Valentine's

8:19

Day plans at all, So I mean, I'm not doctor no,

8:22

but you're like a dude. I'm seen from

8:24

your perspective of what I should do for my Valentine's

8:27

Day. That is my honest to God, not being a

8:29

therapist or anything like that. Advice for Valentine's

8:32

Day, terrible

8:34

advice. We had Charles

8:36

Kelly on the show this week and he performed

8:39

a really emotional song

8:41

about his journey to sobriety and it was really good.

8:44

You can check that out Bobby Bones dot com. We're

8:46

on our YouTube page. I want to talk about

8:48

last though, ray like lasts

8:51

last instead of first. We're talking about last

8:53

thing that It's just the last,

8:55

is what we're talking about. You ready for this? Yeah? What's

8:58

the last TV show you watch? It

9:00

would have been It's

9:02

got to be Below Deck Bravo. Oh

9:04

yeah, you love that show. We go all

9:07

in on Bravo. We'll do the Andy Cohen Late at

9:09

night where he interviews the Broadbo people. Yeah,

9:11

that's like a legit fan. That's a full on legit

9:14

fan. Do you if you had

9:16

a chance to go on any of those shows? Which one would you go

9:18

on? Below Deck reminds me so

9:20

much of our job. Everybody on that are

9:22

working on this cruise ship. It's a smaller cruise

9:25

ship, but they yes, it

9:27

looks like the funnest job ever, but when you really

9:29

look at it, it's very specialized, very

9:31

difficult. If every little

9:33

thing isn't perfect, it throws everything out of whack.

9:35

And that is that is how I compare it to our job. Thank

9:38

you, okay. But also you'd like to go

9:40

like travel the world in other countries and that because

9:42

they come out they wake up boom, they're in Morocco,

9:45

they're in the Caribbean Sea there. Some of them will

9:48

go up north and to Finland, Iceland,

9:50

stuff like that. Yeah, and it's like once every

9:53

like one time every week they get to go explore wherever

9:55

they're at. True that

9:57

the boat captain asked to allow them to

9:59

do that, so they'll say, hey, I've provided a day where

10:01

you can go on a cruise, and then they all just go get hammered.

10:04

F I'm really curious if like in real

10:06

life yacht cruise like that actually get

10:08

that time or if it's just made

10:10

like that for the reality show. I would say

10:12

they do have that time because it's NonStop. I

10:14

mean, some of these people are working eighteen hour days. You have

10:17

to have downtime. So I believe the owner

10:19

of the boat says, Hey, they've had three straight

10:22

four day trips with these wealthy hundred

10:25

thousand dollars customers. Let's give them a

10:27

day off. It'll cost me ten thousand, but it's worth

10:29

it because I've just made three hundred thousand. Yeah,

10:31

that's probably true. I would be curious to

10:34

what just what it looks like in real life versus that

10:36

show. I would say almost the exact same. It's impossible

10:38

to fake that on no sleep and to fake

10:41

storylines. I think it's one hundred percent

10:43

accurate. Yeah, but there's so many reality shows.

10:45

It's a whole purpose of reality show. It's probably not as interesting

10:47

if you look at it in real life. I just believe

10:50

since they're all said they have to be dynamic personality

10:52

because they have to entertain as well. But

10:55

because they're on the ship close quarters, it's gonna

10:58

create drama, gonna create relationship ups.

11:01

That stuff is just it's a byproduct

11:03

of putting all these people on a boat like that.

11:06

You know, it's funny right For a long time, I because

11:09

our vacations that we did when I was younger

11:11

was always going on on a cruise and I love cruises,

11:13

like big fan of cruises. Been on one, been

11:15

on only one in your life. Yeah, well,

11:18

because of those, I've wanted to work

11:20

on a cruise ship, like I always had that dream

11:23

of like wanting to work on a cruise ship. I wanted to be like

11:25

the activities coordinator, like the

11:27

leader who did all the fun activities with everyone

11:30

not too late. Yeah, that could, you know, honestly

11:32

though, it could be something that I end up a commotion

11:34

at some point in my life. But you have to do it's either like six

11:37

months or year terms. You don't have like short terms.

11:39

Then that's gonna be difficult because you're gonna have to leave

11:42

your job. And then also that's not guaranteed.

11:45

Well, and I know I don't want to leave my dog, you know,

11:47

more than anything. Scuba just gave me a rabbit

11:49

with my name on it. I'm gonna hold this one last

11:51

easter. I think they've been chilling in our studio.

11:54

You can do it, but you would have to leave your current employment

11:57

and hope it's a leap of

11:59

faith that there's going to be stuff continuously forever

12:01

with that. Yeah, in there typically is when people

12:03

like explore cruise ship type things. Yes,

12:06

there is, but I don't know It's been one of my random,

12:08

like job dreams that I had that'd be fun. I

12:10

feel like it'd be a fun job. Cruise director, that's what they're

12:12

called cruise directors. And I believe we talked

12:14

to some of the people when I went with my boys and they said,

12:17

oh, yeah, we just drink. Sorry, Yeah,

12:19

i'd cho racial savage

12:21

on this podcast. They said, yeah, we

12:23

drink after hours. It's it's a close knit

12:26

family. It's it's really good camaraderie.

12:28

Yeah, I feel like it'd be super fun. Well,

12:30

the last TV show that I watched is

12:32

the National Treasure TV show. Did you know there's

12:34

a National Treasure TV show? No, And that doesn't

12:36

affect me. Still not gonna watch it. Have you ever seen the

12:39

movies? I've seen highlights of it,

12:41

not really the full thing. I've probably watched thirty minutes

12:43

of it. Okay, Well, the it's on Disney

12:45

Plus and it is so good. I didn't

12:48

know what takes BacT. Like. I've seen the National Treasure

12:50

TV show or the movies with Nicholas Cage, and

12:52

I thought they were fine. But this TV show

12:54

is really good. Like I'm I'm

12:57

involved, and every time it releases

12:59

one week and I'm all in as soon

13:01

as it comes out. Get it, girl. I'm just telling you,

13:03

it's a great show. So anybody who needs one, not

13:06

that Ray is gonna watch it because he'll be over on his reality

13:08

TV kick. Yeah hard pass on that, but thank

13:10

you. What's the last new

13:12

place you visited? Charleston?

13:15

Oh yeah, Charleston, South Carolina. Yeah, we went

13:18

in Thanksgiving. How was that? It

13:20

was very unique, really awesome food

13:22

wise, expensive but good. So you're

13:24

right next to the water, so there's every that's all

13:26

they serve. Lobster rolls, lobster

13:29

oysters. There's no burgers and pizza

13:31

there. Yeah. When I went to South Carolina,

13:33

I felt it was very wealthy. Yeah

13:35

yeah, oh yeah, it's all old money too. We were the new

13:37

money kid. Yeah. Like coming in there, I was like,

13:40

oh, this feels very southern, very wealthy,

13:42

very like everybody here's

13:44

got something going on. Yeah, And I said it on the

13:46

show. You have to wait outside. It's polite to

13:48

wait outside of a restaurant until they come and get

13:51

you and say, please come into our restaurant. You don't just walk

13:53

in like a buffalo wild wings, I'm here,

13:55

where's my wings? Not in South Carolina.

13:58

Did you feel like what they did for socializing

14:01

and was eating dinner and stuff, because that's what I felt

14:03

like when I was there. Yeah. Yeah, they know they

14:05

have three square meals, They do their brunches,

14:07

their dinners are very dress they dress up,

14:10

yes, and their dinners are like how they go out correct

14:12

And yeah they're not just wearing sweatpants and hoodies and a hat

14:15

to dinner. You have to wear nice pants, which is

14:17

what I did. Did I wear Shortsnow?

14:19

I had to wear pants. You can't just get into these places

14:21

without that. Yeah. I do like Charleston though,

14:23

it's really pretty. Yeah, we wish we had actually

14:25

a couple more days. We saw dolphins, We went

14:28

to all the it spots that we saw from Southern

14:30

charm which is totally up y'all's alley,

14:32

yep reality TV show. We ran into

14:34

some Southern charmers. But we wish we had a couple

14:36

more days. We had to do it real quick, and I believe three days.

14:39

Next time you guys go to Charleston, you should drive and

14:41

go to Savannah, Georgia on your way because it's not like

14:43

you can go down and go up to Charleston.

14:45

It's like, I want to say, an hour and a half away. And

14:47

Savannah is also really cool. Yeah,

14:50

I wish I just had all these vacations. I could just

14:52

take for two weeks. Next time y'all go on a vacation,

14:54

that'd be fund go to Charleston. So I

14:56

would have drove it because it is so gorgeous. I

14:58

believe you go through Knoxville Asheville

15:01

it is. It was one of the first trips I

15:04

took when I moved to Nashville because the coolest thing about

15:06

Tennessee is that there's like, I don't know, five or

15:08

six states that border us, right, so you can

15:10

kind of drive to a bunch. But one of the first trips

15:12

I took was we went down to Savannah, Georgia,

15:14

to Tybee Island and then to Charleston and

15:17

back and it was awesome. Did you stay in Charleston

15:19

a little bit? Yeah, we stayed in Charleston. Savannah

15:21

is the one that we spent like the whole day in and then we drove

15:24

and experienced Tybee Island, which is in the last

15:26

song. Have you seen that movie with Miley Cyrus and

15:28

Liam Himsworth. It's the

15:30

way that they met or whatever, and that Tybee

15:33

Island, that beach that pier is in that movie.

15:35

So we stopped and saw that, and then we stayed in Charleston.

15:37

It was kind of like a little root trip, got

15:40

it. Yeah, So we wanted to

15:42

go to a beach. There was a Folly Beach I think it was

15:44

called. Yeah, there's just there's just you can't

15:46

fit it all in. Yeah, it's really hard, but Charleston

15:48

is really cool. The last yeah, hit

15:51

me with yours. The new place that I went to was

15:53

Atlanta, Georgia. Been

15:55

there every time I have a connecting flight. But go ahead

15:57

and have you ever spent time in Atlanta? Yeah?

16:00

We went to a Garth concert, rode the public

16:02

transportation. Okay,

16:05

luckily we made it out alive. I had

16:07

a great time. They have a really cool like scene.

16:09

We have. Um. I have

16:12

some friends there that moved

16:14

like within the last year and they love it. And

16:16

we went out and we had a great time and we got

16:18

to experience some cool things. We went to Stone

16:20

Mountain State Park, which is this giant

16:23

stone that's been there forever, literally like

16:26

giant it looks like a mountain. I have

16:28

one of those in my apartment complex. It's called

16:30

a cliff. Yeah, you

16:33

have a cliff in your apartment, but you just went and saw a rock.

16:36

It's a state park, right, But

16:39

it's in Atlanta, and we also explored. We went

16:41

to a lot of bars. I brought my dog with me and she was

16:43

having the time of her live. It's

16:45

a great time. It's a good place you can bring the dog.

16:47

Yeah, it was like four hours away. I

16:49

wish it was. We had some really crazy cold weather,

16:51

but we've also just had cold weather in the South a lot

16:54

recently. I know, can we get out of this

16:56

cold snap? We just snapped back into

16:58

the nice, hot, vacky where's

17:01

gonna snap backy real quick? It's that easy,

17:04

I hope. Oh man,

17:06

what's the last thing you ate? It

17:08

would be one of these kind bars. They

17:10

gave us like an entire crate of them, so

17:13

I've been rocking them for breakfast. Oh Who's

17:15

who's given us? Like they gave a show them.

17:17

Yeah, I mean you come in any one of these rooms. There's

17:20

boxes all over the place. Kind bars, shout

17:22

out kind Those are like the healthy bars,

17:24

right, Yeah, they got wal nuts. They

17:27

like to have their salts and their caramels. But they'll also

17:29

have the healthy nuts. Oh so you've been having the healthy

17:31

nut kind bars. Yeah. You that's the last

17:34

thing you right. The last thing I ate was

17:36

ate chocolate cheesecake. Wow healthy,

17:38

Yeah, super healthy. I you remember a

17:40

few best bits ago we talked about my crazy

17:42

sugar kick. Um. I thought that was

17:45

a constant with you. Yeah,

17:47

because you're the one that also did the elf waffle

17:50

pancakes stuff with all the sugars elf

17:52

spaghetti. Yes, so you're known

17:55

for this. Yeah, I love sugar um. But yeah,

17:57

last night I just got an intense

17:59

craving for this chocolate eruption cheesecake

18:02

from Cocoa's Italian Kitchen, which

18:04

is one of my favorite spots in town that's really close

18:06

to us. Yes, and they have they have

18:08

like an Italian market in there, so you

18:10

can buy a bunch of different supplies

18:13

to make yourself some pasta and things. We

18:15

must be talking about a different one, because the one I pass

18:17

is just right on the Feeder Road Cocoas, No, it is

18:20

you. We're talking about the same one. But they haven't a little in the

18:22

Yeah, you know that you could go in. They have

18:24

a whole restaurant in there. I know, I see

18:26

places now, and I just think, oh, you can just order Uber

18:29

Eats from there. Oh, no, you can. There's a restaurant

18:31

in there. They have a little kitchen where you can buy it. They have gelata

18:33

that you can buy. They have like all this fresh

18:36

Italian foods in there. Okay, cool, but they

18:38

have a chocolate eruption cheesecake.

18:40

That's one of my favorite things for desserts in Nashville.

18:43

I got a crazy craving for it last night, so I just went

18:45

and got myself slice

18:48

and ironically enough, great food. It's right

18:50

next to a tire shop. You can also

18:52

get your oil change. Okay, you know what. It's

18:55

the hole in the walls that are always the best. It really is.

18:57

I agree. Yeah. No, this Mexican

18:59

spot we go too. It's like in the parking lot of

19:01

a homeless shelter. I don't even

19:03

know, but it's such good Mexico. Okay,

19:06

that's a whole Now, all right, Well that's

19:08

the last thing you did in your free time. It

19:11

would have to be uh bezer

19:14

got me like this, like chipping mat so. I can actually

19:16

bring my golf club inside in the end of the apartment

19:18

and I chip onto this mat so that would be the last

19:20

free activity I've done. Can you explain to me

19:22

chipping? It's in golf. So golf there's

19:24

the driving phase of it, but there's also the chipping where

19:27

you just hit it five feet so to hit

19:29

like a put. Yes, it's a it's

19:31

one up from a put. So it's the one that actually

19:33

lifts off the ground like a foot or two. Oh

19:36

so like does a little hop, yeah hop, and you

19:38

try to hop it on this mat. Laura

19:40

can't do it. She literally hits the floor every time like

19:42

her neighbors are gonna kill us. I'm able

19:44

to do it and it's pretty dope. So that's my last free

19:46

time activity. Okay, And why would somebody

19:48

need to chip? Just I'm speaking in layman's

19:51

terms. Well, I mean the mat is purpose

19:53

is winter golfing. But people do it

19:55

when they're up close to the green. You can't put because

19:58

you're not on the green. You can't drive that's

20:00

going to hit it two hundred yards. You need something that's gonna

20:02

hit it ten feet. Chip. Got

20:04

it. Thank you for the layman's terms. I appreciate.

20:06

Now I know what chipping is. Now I can go golf and the

20:08

Valentine's Day with a dude and a girl.

20:11

I do. One of my exes bought me a whole set of

20:13

golf clubs that I have never used to my life.

20:15

What a present. Yeah,

20:17

interesting present. The present was given to me so

20:20

that I could go golf with him, so he could spend more time

20:22

golfing. But if you're not gonna go, you can sell him. Yeah,

20:24

but I've just I've held onto him because

20:26

I'm like, what happens if one

20:28

time I go golfing and I could use the set

20:31

and I never had to buy golf clubs exactly,

20:33

So they just kind of set. But they're collecting a whole lot

20:35

of spiders and dust in my garage.

20:39

Okay, yeah, the other thing that I did besides

20:41

not golf in my free time. But I'm I'm really

20:43

glad you have this present. So this

20:46

is cool. This is a good free time spent

20:48

for you. I'm assuming you also have a white

20:50

claw in your hand. Uh No, I've

20:52

been kind of cutting back on the drinking. I wish I would have

20:55

been drinking. Oh, just haven't

20:57

been getting the same amount of fun as I used to back in the day.

20:59

So maybe now I'm not not really trying to drink to

21:01

get drunk. So if I have a drink, it's with dinner,

21:04

you know. Well it's socialized drinking.

21:06

Yeah, I'm not at the house, just putting out a twelve

21:08

row clause. I'm proud of you. You've come a long

21:10

way. Thank you. It was a long way. Thank

21:12

you. Well, but we talked about my tree.

21:14

That was the last thing I did with my free time is is

21:17

take down my Christmas tree pressing.

21:20

I know, it's so sad, no life,

21:23

I know, Listen. I had to get it. I

21:25

had to get it done, and I did put up it. Also

21:27

put up a new light in my living room. Well,

21:29

I tried, and then I had to hire somebody to have that

21:31

done. Don't mess with that crap because we tried to do it

21:34

lighting and electricity. You think you're smart enough,

21:36

but you're not. There's professionals out there that'll

21:38

do a way better than you. Yeah, but listen, I could

21:40

have done it for free and not spend

21:42

money. And so I tried and I was

21:44

not far off. I just missed one wire,

21:47

okay, and I had it, which really

21:49

makes me matter. It is one of those things where it is so

21:52

simple and rudimentary that you think you can knock

21:54

it out, but it's just yeah, it's the reds with

21:56

the reds, the blues, the whatever. Well, and the

21:58

life picture I bought didn't have it specified,

22:00

so I was like it was like ribbed or smooth

22:03

or whatever, and I'm like, I don't know what goes with what.

22:05

And then your lighting system is however

22:07

your electrician put it together or whatever. Oh

22:10

so it could be switched back. Yeah, so it could be different

22:12

than what it says on the internet, which is what

22:14

happened. Yeah, we gotta light. Bezer

22:17

wanted me to install it. She thought it was an idiots.

22:19

They didn't not install it proved to her that there's

22:21

something weird with our wiring, not my

22:23

fault. So guess what, we have nothing there.

22:26

It's just a cover now in the living room. You

22:28

guys just gave up on it. We had her buddy

22:30

Justin came over. He tried to figure it out. He couldn't.

22:32

I couldn't. Laura tried to

22:34

Beza tried to figure it out. She couldn't. So

22:37

after an over three we said, screw it, we

22:39

just won't have a living room. Well

22:41

this is I ended up going to Task Rabbit and

22:43

I literally hired someone to come the next day. Did

22:45

they do good? Oh? Yeah, they got right.

22:48

It took me three hours with the thing up. It

22:50

took them ten minutes and it was done

22:52

and it was working and it was great. That is at a rabbit's

22:55

pace right there. Yeah, for

22:57

them, not for me. You were a turtle.

23:00

Yeah, it was a turtle. I was watching me. He's like, well

23:02

it's up, and I was like, this is some kind

23:04

of crap. He's like, what did you call before us,

23:06

Task Turtle. You're like, no, I had to go to

23:09

task Rabbit. Yeah, and it was. The guy was awesome

23:11

and he was really good. But yeah, you pay by the hour,

23:13

so I was like, dang, I play for a whole hour and this man finished

23:16

in ten minutes. We

23:18

had another glitching moment on the show this week.

23:21

Amy had glitched again, but Scoopa

23:23

Steve had it turned into a rage

23:25

song basically like an EDM.

23:27

You go to the club, this is the song you're gonna hear Vegas

23:30

right there, nightclub, day club. Yeah, people

23:32

were loving it. But I want to talk about

23:35

this is kind of that technology world. But you know

23:37

when you go on your Instagram obviously you don't have

23:39

a TikTok. But if you go on your Instagram and you have a

23:41

curated feed of videos or things,

23:44

yeah, what is your curated videos?

23:46

A lot of golf, A lot of golf, No idea

23:48

why, but it's uh, there's uh, there's

23:51

some chicks in bikinis. I don't

23:53

like seek out chicks

23:55

in bikinis. And I've given my phone to Baza and I'm

23:57

like, literally click on my four you feed

23:59

it shows because I'm a guy. So that's

24:02

what they've curated for me. Well, do

24:04

you spend a little extra time on those

24:06

posts? No, but my for you

24:08

page is lit with bikinis.

24:11

But also I have tropical destinations, so there'll

24:13

be Mauie Bally Philippines.

24:16

So I also look at a lot of those golf, tropical

24:18

destinations and random chicks in bikinis.

24:21

Maybe it's because I'm

24:23

assuming because of the other things you have curated sports

24:26

and traveling, they're

24:29

deducing between the two that you're a dude. You

24:32

know, he likes sports. Hele Stratagram. He's like, oh, they probably

24:35

like girls in bikinis. Maybe I don't know.

24:37

I don't work for Instagram. That would be my

24:39

guest with the algorithm, and if I had to guess,

24:41

especially sports, think of it this way. I

24:44

believe it was Barcelo or somebody came out with

24:46

like girls in bikinis Instagram

24:48

accounts or whatever, and sports

24:51

are very closely like assimilated

24:54

with girls in bikinis. Yeah, I don't

24:56

know why, but that is the case.

24:58

Yeah, I mean, I'm not a question it, but that's just my

25:01

reason. Whenever Beazer's like, why are there all

25:03

these shakes of mikinis, I'm like, I don't know, Marge

25:06

alright, Simpsons, Okay, that's

25:09

yeah, that feels accurate. I feel like that's a typical

25:11

dude's feed. I would I would imagine.

25:13

Yeah, yeah, mindsful of animal

25:16

videos. I love animal videos,

25:18

funny or like heartwarming. I

25:20

also have a lot of like rescue videos on there, which

25:23

makes me cry a lot. Animal videos.

25:26

Food videos make a lot of recipes

25:29

from Instagram. Sugar makes sense, Okay,

25:31

not just sugar. It's also like full on healthy meals

25:33

and everything. I just made like a kale sweet

25:35

potato nochy salad the other day.

25:37

It was amazing nice. So there's

25:40

healthy things in there. You're like, my feed

25:42

is all sugarcane fields. There's

25:45

a lot of that. That's how I found my homemade hot chocolate. I

25:48

did love my homemade hot chocolate. But I also

25:51

have healthy foods on there, so foods another one. And travel

25:53

videos too. Travel videos are pamp They're

25:55

so good. They put these ones up where it's like every

25:58

everyone's a couple too, so they know that I'm in a relationship,

26:00

I guess because it'll just be a dude in a chick in the

26:02

Philippine and actually Bally and they'll just

26:04

be swimming in this let's say, a

26:07

tub of flowers and then boom, it's

26:09

all Bally in front of them and

26:11

it's like I believe Rice Patty feels or something. It's

26:13

just so gorgeous, and then I want to go on my next

26:15

vacation there. I know they get you with that,

26:18

but you know what's funny is I love seeing the travel videos

26:20

where it's like this is what Instagram makes

26:22

it look like, and then people show this is what it actually

26:24

looks like and real live. I'm like, dang, what if I would have been

26:27

like four thousand dollars and gone there and that's what it looked

26:29

like. Well, and also when they do it. You

26:31

know, they did a drone videos, so they

26:33

obviously spent three hours trying to make this

26:35

video and you think it's just an instant thing that

26:38

it's gonna look that dope. I mean, those

26:40

people wasted their vacation to put that video up

26:42

for you. Drone filters, color

26:44

filters like, but it's just really

26:46

funny. I love seeing the side to side or the realization

26:49

when somebody's like a loan in a photo and

26:51

then you show that there's like five thousand people at

26:53

the spot, but they made it look like it was solo. Yes,

26:57

So I like when I can find the realization.

26:59

I make sure if I see something that

27:01

I like on Instagram via travel,

27:04

I'll go to Google and look it up to make sure

27:06

I get all the like I mean, I'm talking

27:08

like the videos somebody took on their flip

27:11

phone, Like, show me like the realist version

27:13

of it, because then I'm like, if it's legit, it's still

27:15

legit, right, But I'm not going to see a video and

27:17

think that's exactly what it looks like. I get there's

27:19

filters and there's awesome drone shots

27:22

that make it look amazing, yes, but like

27:24

there's some where I'm like, oh, dang, no, I actually

27:26

thought that because it would be like a monument or something,

27:29

right, and you're like, oh, that that's really cool.

27:31

But then you look at it online and it does not look like

27:33

that at all. It's just boring. It's

27:36

a rock, yeah, which is why you went to

27:38

the rock in Atlanta. It's probably listen.

27:40

So that's what I'm saying. If you make sure before

27:43

he's in a whole vacation because of Instagram,

27:45

I wouldn't. I would never do that. I know you wouldn't,

27:47

But I know like people have. I know this is the thing

27:49

that's how these videos exist when they're like, well

27:52

I came because of this and this is what

27:54

I see, or they show you the ones where there's lions

27:56

right outside of your tent. Those people

27:58

probably pay twenty thousand dollars to get that experience

28:01

and it's only one time during the day they release

28:03

the lines and there's like gatekeepers all

28:05

over the place, but they don't show that. I also

28:07

love seeing. Do you do you ever get the ones where they're

28:10

on like the hot like the Dubai

28:12

or Emirates or whatever, and they're on like the first

28:14

class, Like I love these. I'll never be

28:16

in first class at least I would. It looks exactly

28:19

and you can see if you pay at the airport where

28:21

you can go into the lounge. Is the lounge really that

28:23

cool? Most of the time it is pretty sweet? Yah,

28:25

dude, People with money haven't made when

28:28

it comes to first class flight. Yeah, because

28:31

like us, we're at the airport sitting in an uncomfortable

28:33

chair next to a person eating smelly food.

28:36

Those people go to a lounge where they get to drink,

28:38

smoke, sleep, chill.

28:41

I don't know about smoke, I made

28:43

that, but yeah, probably

28:46

drink sleep do I'll have a pigture rich name. How

28:48

many states have you been to? Do you know? I've

28:50

been to a lot, not a ton of the Upper East

28:53

coast, but out west. I

28:55

got all those covered south

28:57

because I lived in Texas here in Nashville.

29:00

You've been to like Idaho, Montana. I've

29:03

been in North Dakota, South Dakotas. We went on a field trip

29:05

in school. I used to live in Wyoming. We went to Colorado,

29:08

Nebraska. We would hunt the Dakotas

29:10

for hunting, Iowa for hunting. So

29:12

I've done all that. Maybe just Upper

29:15

Northwest, No, and Upper East

29:19

Coast. I've been into those two, okay,

29:21

because I'm like, it's my goal to go to

29:23

all of the states in the US, and I count

29:26

it. I have seventeen left. Oh that's pretty

29:29

good. Yeah, but some of them

29:31

are I have like Wyoming, Montana, Idaho,

29:34

Utah, which I like hope to get out. It's hard

29:36

to go to the West Coast when you're on the other side, correct,

29:39

So I'm trying to like plan trips for those and hopefully

29:41

knock out like two out of time four corners. You can

29:43

knock out four. Yeah, but see, I also

29:45

want to experience. It's I've driven through

29:47

a lot of places, but like I want to experience

29:49

places. Yes, experience away. So like I've

29:51

driven through Kentucky multiple times, but I've never actually

29:54

spent time in Kentucky. Yeah, you need

29:56

to. There's I guess there's caverns you can go

29:58

check out. Yeah, the Mammoth Cave I've been

30:00

looking at all. You can bet on horses ponies,

30:02

Yeah, the Kentucky Derby, Yes, but

30:05

it's usually on a Sunday. We got work on a Monday.

30:07

Never gonna happen. Yeah, you never know.

30:10

I got a buddy that always says, hey, man, let's go to the Kentucky

30:12

Derby. I feel like, like the Kentucky Derby though, is

30:14

all weekend. Actually maybe it's Saturday.

30:16

And I've always explained to him, dude, that Sunday drive

30:19

would be miserable because everybody's gonna be backed

30:21

up on the interstates and say, there's no way it's on a Sunday.

30:24

It's on a Saturday. But they do. Also, I've learned

30:26

because one of my girlfriends is from there, a thing

30:28

called Neeland, which is also horse racing

30:30

and is like arguably just as cool as

30:32

Kentucky Derby. Let me know the deeds. So

30:35

there's multiple ones. But so now I'm

30:37

trying to plan like an Illinois, Indiana,

30:39

Ohio, Kentucky trip because like whoever

30:42

like goes to those places. But I had

30:44

posted on Instagram and all these people were seeing me really

30:46

cool things to do when I was looking it up. They got some

30:48

cool stuff in these states. Yeah, there's a lot of dope

30:50

stuff. I think my list might barely

30:53

beat ears, but that's pretty impressive. You've been to thirty

30:55

three? Yeah, yeah, and

30:57

that like I've already been to the two I've been to Hawaiian

30:59

at twenty

31:02

nineteen, one year cancer free trip.

31:05

I remember that was a cool trip for you guys. Hawaii was

31:07

sick. They're for an entire week. Rented a jeep,

31:09

drove all over the island with with our couple

31:11

best friends. Yeah, if you go to Hawaii, absolutely

31:13

rented geep. We did the same thing. And something about a

31:15

jeep in Hawaii just hits different. You just have to and you're

31:18

like climbing up through when you go to the road to Hannah

31:20

or whatever. Yeah, up through the mountains

31:22

in this jeep. Kind of dangerous. One of the top

31:24

four most dangerous drives in the world,

31:26

they said it is. But it's so cool. It's

31:29

very long, the views are amazing, and you get

31:31

out, you get go to a waterfall, you get out, go

31:33

to a beach. That was maybe one of the best days

31:35

of my life. Mhmm. It's a really cool adventure.

31:38

I want to say. It is like you started at like sunrise

31:40

and you don't get back until like after sunset. Yeah.

31:42

We well we left it let's say five am, then

31:44

went to dinner. I believe it's something fish camp. There's

31:47

some really expensive fish place that we went to. That

31:49

was our one hit dinner we went to. Yeah, but yeah,

31:52

going up the mountain early you don't have crazy

31:54

tourists. And then on the way back, you're the views

31:56

are amazing. Yeah, that's

31:58

a really cool one and who I really awesome

32:00

in a lot of ways, Like there's multiple islands to explore,

32:03

golf a little expensive, pretty

32:06

much everything in Hawaii's very expensive because I have to boat

32:08

it in, so you're almost paying double on stuff.

32:11

Yeah, in Alaska, Like, it's

32:13

kind of cool. I've I love

32:15

that I've gotten to see both because they're so different,

32:18

different, very different landscapes. You have Hawaii that's so

32:20

beautiful, beaches like clear

32:23

water, pretty sunsets, and then you go to Alaska

32:25

and it's like glaciers and it's

32:27

just dark. Comparison of differences,

32:29

and they're both the two that are like out there and hard to

32:31

get to. I'm good on Alaska. I'll check Google.

32:33

I think you'll love Alaska right now, hard pass.

32:36

I lived in Alaska in Michigan Upper Peninsula

32:39

for ten years of my life. It's so cool.

32:41

I'm good. Thank you, though Tourism Bureau. You

32:43

can see like polar bears and stuff. Thank you. Oh

32:46

man, I tried. Okay, Well, it

32:49

looks like you and I have some crossing off lists of

32:52

dates to get the list out. Let's compare our

32:54

lists. Yeah, maybe you got more, but hey I do. I

32:56

do feel pretty good at twenty nine years old, I only got

32:58

seventeen states left. Pretty good

33:00

about that. We had Employee of the Month

33:03

this month. It was for December and for January.

33:06

I want to get a little real, real quick, and we're

33:08

gonna we're gonna talk about ourselves. Ray, what

33:10

is your most toxic work trait?

33:14

Uh, being a perfectionist, let's say,

33:16

because then you'd work on stuff that just takes too long

33:18

that shouldn't take too long. Just rock it. And

33:20

this is no is this you? This is like about

33:22

you. What's your personal most toxic work

33:25

trait? That one? Yeah, a perfectionist

33:27

listen to an audio clip ten times? You know what to listen

33:29

to it twice? Rock on, rock out with your

33:31

out. So you're like talking to yourself, like, hey, you should

33:33

not listen to that ten times two times max

33:36

get out. But you don't do that work on

33:38

something else. No, That's what I'm trying to self talk myself

33:40

to do. There's no need to listen to an audio

33:42

clip ten times. No, why do you think

33:44

you do that? Like, where does the perfectionism come from?

33:47

All the audio people do that. We had a guy

33:49

across the hall. It was like the entire night

33:51

show. It would like play it's Colty

33:53

Allen. It's

33:56

like a whole thing with audio

33:58

people. That's what you're saying, played over and over

34:01

and over. Nobody wants to be that guy. So

34:03

you can't be a perfectionist when it comes to audio. Why

34:05

do you like Is it just because

34:07

you want to make sure you make absolutely no mistake?

34:10

Yeah, and you want it to sound

34:12

perfect, And so then you start second guessing

34:14

yourself. Then you'll listen to five seconds one

34:16

second. You just way too much into your own

34:18

mind. It's in your world social media, what do you

34:21

tweet? You TikTok's just send it

34:23

out, Just send it out. Yeah, don't think twice.

34:25

No, when you do your year in review, you don't need to

34:27

watch it one hundred times. Send it out. That's your your

34:29

in view rock do you with

34:32

other things in your life? Are you a perfectionist or

34:34

is it just work? I kind of am a perfectionist,

34:36

but self talking my way out of that in twenty

34:38

twenty three, Like in the

34:41

other areas of your life, where do you feel like perfectionism

34:43

kind of comes up? Um sports gambling,

34:46

so you like want to make sure you place the perfect

34:48

bet. No, say I'm at one hundred dollars, so

34:51

I'll have that, say one one hundred dollars. This

34:53

is like real talk. Yeah, so I had one hundred dollars.

34:55

Not if I lose, then sam at

34:58

eighty dollars, I'll think

35:00

of that exact amount of hundred, and I'll be like, I

35:02

was so happy when I was at one hundred dollars. And

35:04

then I'll strive to get back to that one hundred,

35:07

even though I dropped to forty, dropped to twenty.

35:09

Then I'm like, Okay, if I make a hundred

35:12

dollar bet, I'll be back

35:14

at that one hundred and remember how happy I was at

35:16

one hundred. Then that should be a perfectionist

35:18

when you should just be Okay, take two days off, let's

35:20

gamble again. Later I'll still remember

35:22

how happy I was at that one hundred dollar amount. When

35:25

that shit, it's just not good. That's interesting.

35:27

I didn't even think that would come out. And gambling,

35:30

Yeah, so then you just think about, oh

35:32

my gosh, that apex of your gambling, that

35:34

amount, you'll remember that exact amount.

35:37

Oh, I should just state at that that was

35:39

really the what brought me the most joy. But

35:41

it didn't. You're just like being a perfectionist and talking

35:43

yourself in your head. Wow, that's super interesting

35:46

that It probably goes hand in hand with kind

35:48

of like how addiction works. Right. You want to make sure

35:50

you get like the best outcome possible, the best

35:52

drug, yeah, the best alcohol

35:55

to get drunk. Yeah. Wow, I've

35:58

never thought about it that way. What about in your relationship

36:00

do you feel like you're ever a perfectionist about anything?

36:04

No? No, I mean because Laura does a great She's

36:06

like bazer sheet, So I'm

36:08

always want to clean stuff up, and so she'll

36:11

just eat a messy cookie and just not

36:13

and she knows that irritates me, but that helps

36:16

me get out of my shell. Yeah, I'll being a perfectionist.

36:18

That's no. It's good for you to like pressure your environments

36:21

so you don't always want everything to be yes. Yes,

36:24

did you have like OCD with cleaning, like things have to

36:26

be in certain places? No? I all

36:28

clear? I mean if I would allow it to take

36:30

over, then I'd be just OCD about everything. But I'm always

36:33

telling myself, all right, just chill. Who cares? Who cares?

36:35

So you have to give yourself a constant reminder,

36:38

Yeah, who cares? It doesn't matter. That's

36:40

funny. You got like two personalities going on inside

36:42

of you, ones like it has to be perfect, and I was like, who cares?

36:45

Exactly, that's interesting. We just got to look

36:47

inside ray. I

36:49

think my most toxic work

36:51

trait is that I can't ever put my phone

36:54

down. Genuinely. It's

36:56

gotten so bad recently that my dog has

36:58

now started pawing at me. Them on it

37:00

too much. Oh that's deep. She

37:03

will straight up come and walk over me and paw at me, and

37:05

then I put it down and she lays right beside me, like, yeah,

37:07

that's what I wanted. Oh my gosh. The animals

37:10

are trying to tell us to get away from social

37:12

media. Yes, my poor dog

37:14

is just like mom, put the fricking screen

37:16

down. Your dog remembers you before

37:19

you had a cell phone, and your dog wants that.

37:21

You know, your dog doesn't want the new

37:24

you. Rammy has always been around and I've had a cell phone

37:26

but it's just like so much of

37:28

my work is between a computer and a phone,

37:31

and like, if I'm monitoring social media all the time,

37:33

it's really hard for me to put my phone down, and

37:35

so I just get in

37:37

a spiral and I just keep checking things and making sure

37:39

everything's up today. There's a perfectionism side

37:41

in there, like I can relate to you and a lot of what

37:43

you're talking about in that and some

37:46

of that comes out. But it's definitely just been a

37:48

little bit worse lately. It's also worse when I'm board

37:50

and I'm just kind of like on my phone not really thinking twice.

37:53

But if it's gone like three hours, she'll walk up and she'll

37:55

just straight paw at me and be like put it down. Yep.

37:57

Animals have got to put us back at our equilibrium,

38:01

no social media. Feet

38:03

on the ground, not on the

38:05

couch watching electronics.

38:08

Animals tell us what we need. They want us

38:10

to be outside and joy and exploring the world. That's

38:13

remy telling you you're living in terrible

38:15

life. Yeah, yeah, it happened

38:18

recently and I really had like I was like, dang,

38:23

I felt really bad about myself right for a moment

38:25

there that's my most toxic trade.

38:27

Wow, that's pretty bad.

38:29

Hopefully in the coming years it gets

38:31

better. Hopefully our coming

38:33

days. We had Morgan

38:36

Evans on the show this week and he was really

38:38

awesome in here. He performed his

38:40

song over for You in the studio for

38:42

the first time, and you guys all love that song when

38:44

we played it on the air, just says a regular version,

38:46

but the song he performed was really awesome and he

38:48

got super vulnerable. So I want

38:51

Ray to get very vulnerable and share some personal life

38:53

updates right now. What the actual hell,

38:56

Hey, you can do it. I believe in you. There's

38:58

really no updates, thank

39:01

you, nothing nothing going on in your

39:03

life. Nephew,

39:06

we gave him as a Christmas present where he gets to come

39:08

this summer and stay with us for a week, and

39:10

then I believe my other niece and nephew they're

39:12

going to come stay with us a little bit more in the

39:14

coming months, just because they're crazy stuff going

39:16

on at home. They're so busy and there's

39:18

so much stuff going on. So I think we're really going to have

39:20

a lot of kids in our life in twenty twenty three

39:23

that aren't our own, which is the perfect way

39:25

to do it. This feels very like

39:27

preparing for our parenthood. Yeah,

39:30

not forcing it. Though I didn't force marriage, I didn't

39:32

force college, even though I went right outside

39:34

of high school. I don't force kids.

39:36

I mean, maybe I had adopt a kid

39:38

that's eighteen, that has one month left before he

39:40

graduates. Maybe that's the route I go. Interesting

39:44

perspective. Interesting.

39:48

Yes, I agreed not forcing kids and it

39:50

doesn't matter. But it does sound like you

39:53

guys are like, I don't know seeing if that's

39:55

a vibe for you guys. Yeah, right now in the apartment

39:57

is not a vibe to have a kid. But when

40:00

we get a house, maybe then we realize, oh, we have

40:02

a room we don't use. Maybe we should fill it

40:04

with a human body. That's that's the

40:06

reason you have a kid. It's because you have an empty room.

40:09

All right, What are y'all

40:11

gonna do with your nieces and nephews? My

40:14

fourteen year old I believe he's fifteen now. Actually,

40:17

um, he's crazy sports. So he wants to go to pools,

40:19

he wants to go play golf, he wants

40:21

to go basketball courts and play basketball.

40:23

So he's always active, always sports. Have you

40:25

taken him to a Pred's game. Uh, no, he would

40:27

love that. He hasn't been

40:29

I'm assuming around prets time. No, but

40:32

I believe he has jerseys and stuff. And the other

40:34

one he's a little bit younger. He loves video games. So we

40:36

do that. The girls starting to get into

40:39

makeup, so Laura teaches her that we go

40:41

to malls. We do mall days. It's a

40:43

blast. Honestly, it's almost like they're not even there.

40:45

I just do what I typically do. Hey do you want

40:47

to roll with me to Jim? Hey do you want to play a video game?

40:50

Hey? Do you want to watch Sports Center? When you go to the gym

40:52

with them, do they work out with you or do they do their own things? No,

40:54

they do. I put them on their own workouts. I try to make

40:56

them a little kid of their own workout. Well. I try to make

40:58

a kid friendly. Like they have these balls that

41:00

are twenty pounds you throw up against the trampoline.

41:03

I'm not doing that stupid stuff. I don't know what it

41:05

does. It helps with your abs, I don't know. But

41:07

I have them do that because it's a

41:10

good it's a good kid exercise.

41:13

And then they'll do pull ups. You know,

41:15

the kids love doing that craft, the jump

41:17

rope so and

41:19

I mean the stairstepper completely pointless

41:21

unless you're the

41:24

stairstepper is not pointless if you trying to get

41:26

a booty, okay, fine, but

41:28

I stick a kid on it. They're entertained for ten minutes

41:30

trying to climb it. Yeah, that's true. Have

41:33

you ever been on one of those machines where you climb

41:35

it's like a stairstepper, but it's your whole

41:37

body. It's a climb and it moves from what you

41:39

do. No, no, no, that's called rock climbing.

41:42

No, no, no, there's an actual equipment thing you can

41:44

do at the gym. That's insane. If I see somebody

41:46

doing a full body climb at the gym, I'm

41:48

going to tell them to get the hell to a mountain range.

41:50

Dude. That equipment

41:53

though, it's crazy. I've done it one time and I thought

41:55

it was gonna fall off because you climb. It's like have

41:58

you ever been on one of the tread meal where

42:00

it goes on your pace? Yes, it's

42:02

like that, but for climbing. I don't think

42:04

my gym has My gym has everything but that.

42:07

Yeah, it was at the y back home. My gym here

42:09

doesn't have it, but I saw it at the YMCA back

42:11

home, and it's crazy, Like, I

42:14

don't know how people do it, because it's a full body workout,

42:17

Like it's a full blown like you feel it in every aspect

42:19

of your body. We are gym has

42:21

a machine, not a climber. It's called the

42:24

it's like called the Perfect Booty

42:26

or something like that. Interesting, and it's in the

42:28

very middle of the gym. And when

42:30

Bazer would go with me to this gym, she was always

42:33

like, I can't believe any girl that gets on

42:35

this machine in front of every dude and

42:37

does this. What is it? What does it do? Let's

42:40

just be real. The one thing sticking in the air

42:42

is your butt and you're raising your legs.

42:45

It's all that stuff, but it's there's way, it's

42:47

all weighted, and it's just you're

42:49

just in the very middle of the gym, riding

42:51

the bowl and all these dudes are watching here.

42:53

You know that the gym did that on purpose? Of

42:56

course they did. Then

42:58

that's a tactic, but one I will tell

43:00

you when I go at like two in the morning and there's nobody there,

43:03

I kind of think about getting on that booty machine because

43:05

I'm not gonna go when there's people. Yeah, I

43:07

think you should do it. It's so obnoxious,

43:10

though, I absolutely think that two am, you should

43:12

do that. It's a very vulnerable machine that

43:14

I just really don't think I can do. You go.

43:16

Do you go to the red flag gym? No quantum?

43:19

Yeah, that's a red flag gym. Hey, I

43:23

knew it. I knew that was the gym. It's right

43:25

on the corner. Weirdo. Hey, it's I

43:27

don't know what to tell you. It's a red flag gym, red flagger,

43:30

that is. But you're married. There is different.

43:33

There's nothing but red flags walking

43:35

around. Am I wrong? Probably? Right? Am

43:37

I wrong? High tide? I'm there when

43:39

there's people there and one of them is

43:41

drunk, you are an aberration. Yes,

43:44

doesn't happen very often. Okay, but that is

43:46

a red flaggym, red flag, like I'm not kidding

43:49

dating in Nashville. If I find out somebody goes

43:51

to that gym, I'm like red flag okay, and

43:53

it's near perfect study

43:55

every time. Okay, I agree, I

43:57

hear you. I'm not but you're not. You're not part

43:59

of that. No, no, no, I'm the early crowd, but

44:02

it not makes sense that there's a booty thing smack

44:06

dab oh

44:08

man ray. Okay, well, next time you go, I'd

44:10

like you to do it and you can do an Instagram reel about

44:13

it'd be hilarious. But there's no way to do

44:15

it where it looks normal. Every

44:17

position that they have you in is obnoxious

44:20

as hell. Yeah that it

44:22

just feels very accurate. I

44:24

don't know why, but can we put it in

44:27

the corner? You're like, no, right,

44:29

because the whole point is, you know, that's appeal

44:31

in the gym, there's a walkway in the middle,

44:34

and that's where it is. Yeah. Yeah,

44:37

have you ever seen those machines too? I've

44:39

always wondered, And I don't judge people for being

44:41

on him because most of the time it's older individuals and maybe

44:43

this helps them with something. So I'd love to know what they're

44:46

for. But they just move their arms.

44:49

Yeah I know what you're talking. Or

44:52

it's like they're riding a bike, but they're not elderly.

44:55

Yeah, and I'm just curious what it helps with. If it helps

44:57

with like movement's arm biceps,

45:00

tri SEPs, but it's mostly shoulders because your

45:03

arms are already up and you're rowing it. Yeah, I'm

45:05

so curious about those machines. That's all you. I'll do

45:07

the booty machine, you're gonna do the arm rower.

45:09

Okay, but I do think it's you know, like a girl

45:12

in her late twenties. They're gonna be like, why is this machine?

45:15

Because it doesn't make sense. It really doesn't. Oh

45:18

Man. Hilarious moment

45:20

on the show this week when everybody tried to

45:22

sing Tennessee whiskey. You want

45:24

to give us like five seconds of a preview Tennessee.

45:30

Yeah, that's about how it sounded smooth.

45:34

I'm not a singer. No, that was the purpose

45:36

of this segment. I'm a rapper. It

45:38

was great. I thank you for the preview. But

45:41

we're just gonna answer some random questions in this

45:43

because I think this whole segment needs

45:45

to be like a standalone Yeah, you're ready. If

45:47

you could swap lives with one person, who would

45:49

it be? Give

45:52

me well known, It

45:54

doesn't matter. It could be one one person

45:56

across any type of variation.

46:00

Jordan just because he has

46:02

his past from sports, which everybody

46:04

loves him for. And then now he's in fashion with

46:06

the Jordan brand, which makes more than he

46:08

did when he played basketball. So every day

46:10

he's getting dope projects pitched to him.

46:12

And I believe he's an owner of team, so he just goes to

46:15

basketball games for free and watches him. That'd

46:17

be pretty cool. And I think he has a beach house. You

46:20

just talked in the last bar. That was like the cool part.

46:22

Well, when they did the dance, he filmed every

46:25

episode where he was sitting at his beach house, and it

46:27

looks like the most disgusting view. And

46:29

when Race has discussing, he means really cool. Just

46:32

FYI, yes, making

46:34

sure a lot of people don't know that's

46:36

what you mean. That a girl. I

46:39

think I would choose Reese Witherspoon. I'm

46:41

obsessed with her. She lives here, go knock

46:43

on her door. Yeah, I actually

46:45

this is like Freaky Friday edition right where

46:47

you're not like meaning to and it just happened. Okay. But

46:50

she's in all the rom coms and all those things

46:53

like be a movies. That could be an actress.

46:55

She's so well known, everybody respects her. She has

46:57

her own freaking company. She's like massive

46:59

business. This entrepreneur. You

47:01

know that'd be a good one. It would so

47:04

so Jordan though, thank you. Yeah,

47:07

you can wear my clothes. I can't wear yours because

47:10

Reese doesn't have clothes. Yes she does, she does,

47:14

she didn't. She has a store here I

47:17

went to. But I mean does she really? I

47:19

promise it's in twelve south right, but I mean does

47:21

she actually have is it hands on? Yes,

47:24

she goes to the store a lot. It's called draper

47:26

James um uncommon James

47:29

for Christi Cavalari. Yeah, I

47:33

mean she manages it. Yeah, I don't.

47:35

I don't think she works there unless it was

47:37

when her TV shows on TV show was rock

47:39

and she had to be there. Now she's probably just doing

47:41

it all from computer. Yeah, but yes, Reese Withutherspan

47:44

does have a clothing line. It's very southern.

47:47

I would imagine, thank you. I'll look into it. You're

47:50

welcome. If you had to get a tattooed

47:52

today, what would you get? I always

47:54

wanted my last name on my back in old

47:56

English. So there

47:59

you go. I

48:05

support you. But also

48:08

I don't know why that maybe love it would look sick,

48:11

especially in the summertime. Pool. I'm thinking

48:13

pool when you're rocking a beach pool

48:16

something. That's what it's going to look the best. Not in the winter

48:18

time when I'm all pasty and white, when I got a

48:20

nice tan going, it would look dope. Slater,

48:22

Yeah, you tramp stamp. I'm

48:26

loving at yours. Yours almost like a

48:28

barbed wire on your arm. That was going to be

48:30

number two. Oh

48:33

man, No, I think I think mine would

48:35

either be a pop print, Grammy

48:37

spot print, or a word in French,

48:40

because I do have a near minor

48:42

in French and I love the French language and the sentences.

48:45

Girls are all doing that on their arms, wrist,

48:47

they're all I've seen them all. I've seen it. Yeah,

48:49

but in French, like a cool, cool saying

48:52

in French, such

48:55

as life. M hmm, that's very spice

48:57

girls of you. I think that was spice girls, because

49:00

that's my girls. I don't know who's saying say

49:02

Levie now it's in my head. No,

49:05

it's the weather's it's an old wait have

49:07

you not heard the old song? Though? I don't think it's

49:09

actually called say Levie, but it's in the song. It's like

49:11

say you will say you won't say,

49:14

I'll do what I WoT and it's like, say,

49:16

Levie, Okay, that's the pot I didn't

49:18

know be the S Club

49:20

seven? All right, yeah, let us know on

49:23

your music podcast. Oh man,

49:25

okay, sorry, you just got stuck in my head. You said, say

49:27

Levi, Um, yeah, that'd be my tattoo.

49:30

What not a tramp stamp? Ever in my

49:32

life, I also don't. I only have people

49:34

always ask if I have tattoos or pier scenes.

49:36

I only have my belly button

49:39

in my ears, double piers. Those are myland piercens.

49:41

Hey, and I have no tattoos. Do

49:43

you have any tatoos? No tattoos? Do you have any

49:45

piercings? Clean canvas? Yeah, I've got a

49:49

Yeah, I got a piercing. What

49:51

are you saying that weird? I was gonna get my ears I

49:55

was gonna get my ears pierced one time, but ended up not.

49:57

Yeah. Well a lot of guys have their ears pierce It's

49:59

more of what I was asking. I'm not asking anything

50:01

else. Clean canvas, Okay, clean

50:04

canvas. But you like to wear your chains? You got one on right

50:06

now? I always got either one or two?

50:09

All right? Chain guy? What is a tail?

50:11

Tail? Sign that you are upset?

50:15

The like,

50:19

if something happens and

50:22

you're automatically angry or upset,

50:24

what's going to be like the trigger for your wife

50:26

to know that you are not happy. Probably

50:28

rubbing my hands through my hair. Oh,

50:31

it's a frustration move, like

50:33

you're pulling your hair. You just like constantly rubbing.

50:36

You can just tell I'm thinking about rubbing

50:38

my hands from my hair. Just really

50:41

kind of trying to work the brain. Yeah, so look

50:43

for that. Interesting. Okay,

50:46

mind's when I like walk away. I

50:49

do a lot of walking away if I'm in a

50:51

situation that upsets me, I straight up just piece

50:53

out. That's good. It

50:55

is. But it's not good though, because sometimes I'm gonna

50:58

be talking. I'm like out, I just piece out, like there's

51:00

no like, I gotta go. It's like I just walk

51:02

away, Morgan, She was pissed

51:05

she walked off. I noticed. It's a big

51:08

I noticed it's a big thing. Especially when I'm drinking.

51:11

If something like agitates me and I like know that

51:13

I'm drinking, I'm like, I just I need go

51:15

for a walk, just let me up get

51:17

away from the situation. Yeah, when I drink, I tend

51:20

to do that more too. Where all is split. Where'd

51:22

you go? I just try to walk off. Yeah, and

51:24

there'll be something that had like maybe Matt or like irritating

51:26

me, and I just didn't realize it. I had just walked away

51:28

because I needed to my

51:31

body's way of response. Next time we're at the bars together,

51:33

i'll watch for the walk off. Yeah, if you see me walk

51:35

away, something that happened. Guy, she was mad, Somebody go grab

51:37

her. She's already walked half a mile. Because I really

51:39

don't do the Irish goodbye like I say bye

51:42

to my friends and stuff that. If I do an Irish

51:44

goodbye in any scenario, I'm not happy. She

51:46

was mad. And if you

51:48

rub your hands through your head, somebody

51:52

pay the tab. Morgan just walked off. She was pissed,

51:55

raised rubbing his head. There's a whole thing happening. What

51:58

is a habit you've picked up from

52:00

your parents? Um, habit

52:03

from my parents. Abbot from my

52:06

parents? You not abbot. Mine

52:09

is cleanliness, Like my dad

52:11

is a crazy cleaner, and everything

52:13

it has like a place, And so my house

52:15

is very much like that. Everything has a place, nothing

52:18

can be out of place, and I very much have to

52:20

make sure everything's always clean. If I don't

52:22

even like vacuum or clean up and somebody comes over,

52:24

I'm like, sorry, it's not clean. They're like, Morgan, what are you talking about.

52:27

Everything's perfectly clean, low key

52:29

flex of a clean house. Love it. But it's not even

52:31

a flight. It's like a I wish I

52:33

could be a little less stingent on how

52:35

I clean. But that comes from my parents.

52:37

They were very much That's how my household was growing

52:39

up. Okay, me, it

52:41

would just be never missing a day,

52:44

like you know, work wise and stuff like that.

52:46

I got that from my dad. I don't think he ever missed a day of

52:48

work. So what should

52:50

you Yeah, you should miss days all the time to chill.

52:53

Well, you shouldn't always miss days. But you're saying like you

52:56

sometimes won't even take a vacation. Yeah, yeah,

52:58

where you almost feel you're or let down to society

53:01

if you take a day off when that's not the case, take

53:03

a day off, or when you're sick, like when you came in

53:05

here and you were really sick and you stayed here.

53:07

Different circumstances. We were trying to record

53:09

thirty shows in three days, so felt

53:12

the need for me to be here. I hear you, but

53:14

hey, this is you talking to yourself like past

53:17

ray, Hey go home, you're sick. Hey Morgan,

53:19

that walked off, Get back here and discuss your problems.

53:23

Okay, they're attacked. What

53:25

personal quality do you most want

53:28

to improve? Personal quality

53:30

truly being involved in conversation.

53:33

So it would be the no cell phone thing, which I've really

53:35

tried to employ as much as possible. Cell

53:37

Phones in the pocket, you're listening to

53:39

people, You're telling little

53:42

jokes to the side, You're not what what oh?

53:44

Yeah, not really if you're not really listening,

53:46

you're not witty, you're not funny. Being in

53:48

the moment with your friends, you're giving DAPs.

53:50

Hey, I really enjoy your friendship

53:52

instead of just nosing the phone. Actually

53:56

doing the stuff that we used to do when we were little

53:58

kids. That's how you get the most out of life. Cell

54:00

Phones are the devil. Well,

54:04

you just went on quite the tangent in there about cell

54:06

phones. So you want

54:09

to be an active listener? Yes, what you're trying

54:11

to just be there. And it's

54:14

best when you're around kids because then you really realize

54:16

how much you're on your cell phone, because

54:19

especially the kids that don't have cell phones because they're forced

54:21

to create entertainment for themselves without

54:23

a phone in their hands. Yes, and so then that's when you

54:25

start to realize, oh, I should probably put this down and just

54:27

manufacture some fun right now. Yeah. Yeah,

54:30

that's a good one, but also hilarious

54:33

that you went on tangent about cell phones. No, I know

54:35

how you really feel. Thank you for sharing

54:37

your conspiracy theory with us. Welcome, it's

54:40

very nice. I think mine is that I

54:42

need to stop eating sugar. We

54:45

talked about that earlier. What I really need to I know

54:47

what I'm gonna get you for Christmas. I'm gonna get you a

54:50

one way ticket to the Hershey's Chocolate factory

54:52

and it's an all day past. I just said, I need to stop

54:54

eating sugger. You're like, let me send you into a those sugar factory.

54:58

Is it for opposite? And they're going to teach you how they

55:00

make every piece of sugar. I love

55:02

it. I love chocolate, right, I just like

55:04

love all things. It's really chocolate

55:07

and cookies and brownies and that kind

55:09

of stuff I could do without, like the sour

55:12

and chewy candies. I love

55:15

chocolate. Well, I'm gonna send you to

55:17

what's that chocolate place downtown. It's the one

55:20

where they make clusters. Oh,

55:22

I've been there. I'm making my own clusters. So exactly

55:26

what you already did. I'm gonna have you make

55:29

your own cluster and you're gonna take it home and then

55:31

you're gonna eat it and know that you got

55:33

to experience sugar from the beginning to the end,

55:36

from the beginning to like every part of the project.

55:39

Like, am I gonna die? I'm

55:41

sending you to the sugarcane fields. I've been there,

55:43

but I've been too sugar kingfields. But yes, I've been to

55:45

the Google cluster, and I do highly suggest it for anyone,

55:47

like visiting a near Broadway. It's really cool. Is

55:50

that really what you do? You make your own stuff? Hey, you make your own

55:52

Google cluster. I always see it when I'm at fly Job

55:54

bar. Yeah, and then I just go and get another

55:56

drink. You're like, cool, that's that's nice. The

55:59

So, have you ever had a regular Google cluster?

56:01

Yes? So a Google cluster,

56:03

which I didn't know living in Kansas but down in the South,

56:06

is basically a peanut and

56:09

chocolate sometimes caramel filled

56:11

cluster. Basic correct and that's

56:13

like the og one. But now we have a store where you can make

56:16

your own. I put what I put in mine. I had like

56:18

mini marshmallows, caramel, hot

56:21

fudge sprinkles. I think in something

56:23

else. You make your own. There's like eight million toppings

56:26

and you make your own. Is that one on the market, No,

56:28

like that was just the one that I made. I'm gonna go down

56:31

there and make the sizzle and then people

56:33

can request it, and every time somebody gets the sizzle,

56:35

I get five percent. You

56:37

could ask for that. I don't think they're probably going

56:39

to do that. They're not down for the minimum.

56:43

The employee, the girl that's just there

56:45

for Belmont summers because she said that's college

56:47

what. I don't care about your idea, sir, No,

56:50

but it is. It's a really cool factory. So I'm

56:53

glad you've seen it. Maybe you should go in it because

56:55

it is good deal. And yes, but I need

56:57

to change that about myself. I need to get away from my sugar

56:59

a day. It really is an addiction,

57:02

genuinely not good for you. Opiate

57:04

addiction is nothing compared to sugar addiction.

57:06

Pretty bad. It's like genuinely a thing,

57:09

and I can tell when I go out, because I'll have like waves

57:11

and I'll do really good eating off of it. I'm like, dang,

57:13

I feel so good. I don't want it, I don't crave

57:15

it, and then I just have like one little bite commercial

57:18

and it is back to sugar

57:20

business. I'll get you, man,

57:23

oh man. Well, we're already in the top spot Ray

57:25

draft of the best Rivalries.

57:28

I don't think you're You're looking so hot in

57:31

this draft. Dang. I

57:33

guess I should have gone more political like Amy. She

57:36

went Ryan or Marion Morris and Rayson

57:39

Aldeen Yang throwing Ryan hurt in there

57:41

like that. Let me let me look at the voting and I'll

57:43

tell you, yeah,

57:46

you and Bobby are currently tie that twelve

57:48

percent in the last. But

57:51

you are writing that Amy is in first, I'm

57:54

in second, Lunchboxes in third, and then

57:56

Ray and Bobby are in tie. I

57:59

should have just done Democrat and Republican

58:01

rivals. I mean, dang, yeah.

58:03

I think really what got Amy though, is the Taylor

58:06

Swift versus Ticketmasters. That was pretty witty.

58:08

Yeah, that one. I feel like that is so such

58:10

a culture moment right now that's going on. I feel

58:12

like that really took over more than so

58:15

solid. But yeah, you're not doing too hot. And people

58:18

don't understand the rivalries in sports. Yankees

58:20

Red Sox is the biggest rivalry in the history of the world.

58:23

Don't you're in the Northeast. We don't have people

58:25

that are into sports to listen to the show. It's a bunch of women.

58:28

I mean women like sports too, right, I

58:32

get that. I get you know, you guys have a lot of women

58:34

that listen to the Sore Losers podcast. But the poll

58:36

is showing that they don't appreciate

58:38

sports rivalries, thus meaning they don't

58:41

appreciate sports, thus meaning they don't

58:43

know. It's just that people appreciate

58:46

what they're surrounded with. And

58:48

I think Taylor Swift ticketmasters with millions

58:50

of people, whereas your Red Sox

58:53

and Yankees are gonna

58:55

be a couple million. Okay,

58:57

I'm gonna take you to a barn Boston.

59:00

You're gonna hang out with my friend Justin, and I want you

59:02

to tell the

59:04

game all the people in that Boston bar.

59:06

The Yankees Red Sox is not a rivalry.

59:08

More. Hold on, I did not say it was not a

59:10

rivalry. I'm gonna do that on Valentine's

59:12

Day, I'm sending you a one way ticket. Right, Justin's

59:15

gonna take you out to a Boston bar and

59:17

you're gonna learn about that rivalry firsthand.

59:20

I am a Red Sox fan. I went

59:22

inside the Green Monster. I had a wonderful

59:24

experience in Boston. I love the Red Sox.

59:27

I know that the rivalry, but

59:30

I'm just telling you from a perspective of Taylor

59:32

Swift Ticketmaster is like millions, nearly billions

59:35

of people were affected by it, whereas

59:37

Red Sox Boston is probably a couple

59:39

million. It's still a lot of people. A couple of

59:41

million is still a lot of people. That's why.

59:43

But it's not as big a controversy

59:46

as the New Kids. It's

59:48

not a controversy because it's like it's a fun rivalry,

59:51

right, like people those games. Right. I want

59:53

you to tell I want you to tell the fans that it's

59:56

not a controversy, it's a cool rivalry. Taylor

59:58

Swift Ticketmaster is a controversy. Okay.

1:00:01

I need you to go to either a Bronx bar and

1:00:05

like sports

1:00:08

in the Lower Harbor Seaport area. I want

1:00:10

you to walk into Patties the

1:00:12

shamrock bar and tell them that Red

1:00:15

Sox Yankees is not a rivalry. And guess

1:00:17

what. Guess what they will They

1:00:20

will boo you out of the bar, out of town.

1:00:23

You will have to get a flight. Controversy, Okay,

1:00:26

I said it's a rivalry. It's not a controversy.

1:00:28

I'll hang up and listen. Those are two

1:00:31

different things. It's not a controversy,

1:00:33

it's a really cool rivalry. Points is oh

1:00:36

my Atlanta. Anyways, what

1:00:38

are some other rivalries? I

1:00:40

can't even say that word that you're interested in. I

1:00:43

named him on the list, that's all. You had one

1:00:45

of the minor all sports. I mean there was also what was

1:00:47

it Apollo, Creed and Yeah

1:00:50

I had Creed and Rocky. Yeah, there you go. I

1:00:52

also had a iPhone versus Android.

1:00:55

Hey what about the Korea's

1:00:57

South and North? You know that's

1:01:01

like a legitimate Ukraine in Russia.

1:01:03

I didn't know what direction where we going politically. I

1:01:05

didn't know either. But that's

1:01:07

why I say, I was like, let me just stay in the pop culture

1:01:09

realm because this feels dicey.

1:01:15

Yes, because also like I

1:01:17

don't do dicey. Okay, scares the crap

1:01:20

out of it. Yeah, only when

1:01:22

I'm very drunk. Oh

1:01:25

man, sweet and salty. It was another

1:01:27

one that's good dogs

1:01:29

and cats. Yeah, is

1:01:32

that you choosing cats? I'm not really sure.

1:01:35

Yeah. I had quite a few rivalries though. I feel like this

1:01:38

was one of those drafts. Like sometimes we'll have drafts

1:01:40

I'm like, I cannot come up with three things. This

1:01:42

is one of the drafts where I could keep coming with them all

1:01:44

day. Yeah, yeah you could, because there's so many.

1:01:47

Yes, But I just would like to reiterate

1:01:49

that I absolutely believe the Red Sox

1:01:51

and the Yankees are a rivalry. They

1:01:54

are not a controversy though, I

1:01:56

which is what I said. If you happen to

1:01:58

find yourself at a bar whatever

1:02:01

you just told me, don't say

1:02:03

at that bar, it's do

1:02:05

you want it? Let me ask you this as a sports

1:02:07

fan, do you want it to be a controversy? It's

1:02:10

I mean, it's a controversy. It's a rivalry, it's

1:02:12

a conflict, it's a world war, it's

1:02:14

everything. Okay. I feel like those are all a lot of different

1:02:16

words and you just grouped them all together.

1:02:19

It's not the same thing. Absolutely

1:02:22

a rivalry, but like I see

1:02:24

controversy as like Taylor sort of Ticketmaster,

1:02:26

where it's like, holy crap, this is a controversy.

1:02:29

Is something wrong happened? So I should have done TikTok

1:02:31

versus the United States government. Yeah, that's

1:02:33

a that's a rivalry. Perfect. Next

1:02:35

time, I'll just have TikTok first, Instagram snapchat

1:02:39

versus nobody snapchats on rights

1:02:42

of people taking pictures and saving them. I

1:02:45

just I do you not see what I mean

1:02:47

with the differences of rival Oh?

1:02:50

I see, so do But do you want your

1:02:52

as a fan? Do you want it to be a controversy? Yes?

1:02:54

Interesting, it's an interesting

1:02:57

perspective I had not heard before. Yes,

1:02:59

So, UNI stop getting perspectives from the Facebook

1:03:01

people, and you need to get perspectives from real

1:03:04

life people. These are real life people. I

1:03:07

who said I was going on Facebook? You

1:03:10

just assume that was going with Facebook?

1:03:13

Right? All right? Anything else you want

1:03:16

to say you're talking about before we wrapped this thing up, I

1:03:18

think we rocked it. Yeah. We

1:03:20

had a little bit of everything, vulnerabilities,

1:03:22

happiness, sadness, conflict, fights.

1:03:24

You know, I think this is the least amount

1:03:27

of times you've roasted me on the best bit. So I very

1:03:29

much appreciate that we are improving. I tried.

1:03:31

I try to be nice since we're neighbors. That's

1:03:34

the reason. Because we're neighbors, because we're co workers, because

1:03:36

I see you every day. Anytime you say a place that's

1:03:38

right next to me, that's when I really realized

1:03:40

that we really do live right next to each other. Tire

1:03:45

shop, right, Okay, Cocos

1:03:47

tire shop, Regions Bank. There's

1:03:50

a whole lot of location things,

1:03:52

all right. Anyways,

1:03:56

right, tell the people where they can find

1:03:59

you all the things Sisson

1:04:01

Ray Mundo. Also on your

1:04:03

phone type in Sore Losers podcast.

1:04:06

There's a lot of fun to be had there, only if you have a

1:04:08

boring commute. Otherwise, don't

1:04:10

listen to it. Listen to your family instead. That

1:04:14

was not a very good promotion

1:04:16

for your podcast. You can

1:04:19

find me on all the things out web Girl Morgan,

1:04:21

Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, all that good stuff,

1:04:23

and of course the show at Bobby Bones show on

1:04:26

everything TikTok is out there blowing

1:04:28

up, so go follow us on that too. So yeah,

1:04:31

I love y'all right, thanks for joining me. Yeah, of course.

1:04:33

And if the dog Remy reaches

1:04:35

his paw over and grabs your phone. That means

1:04:37

you've been on it for eighteen straight hours. You need

1:04:39

to get a life, and you need to get back to

1:04:42

the Morgan that remy remembers when

1:04:44

you were younger. You know, I gave you a compliment that you weren't

1:04:46

roasting me, and me means me, and we had to end it

1:04:48

that way. Good Bye, y'all.