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All right, the Bobby

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Bones Post Show pre show. Welcome

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to the post show. Everybody watching on Facebook. Thank

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you guys. Where do we start?

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Let's do Voicemail number

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one Randy from Warrington, Virginia,

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Hey, Bobby, I was looking online at

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the Bobby Bones cartoon and

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I'm just real curious. Why is

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Lunchbox? Why does he look like boom

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Houser from King of the Hill wondering?

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Thanks, pretty funny boom Hour. He

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does like a little bit like boom Hour. I think

0:30

he generally looks a little bit like boom howerer does

0:33

you went from youthful Doug funny

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to now boom hoower as you've gotten older.

0:38

Wow, kind of a mix, like

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a hybrid Doug

0:42

Hour. You have darker

0:44

hair than boom Hour. But yeah,

0:46

Scuba who does those cartoons? Is thereybody we can shout

0:49

out? Or were just I think his name

0:51

is Craig, doctor Dave. We think her name's

0:53

Craig, shout out. The cartoons

0:55

are great. Oh. I literally thought Scuba

0:57

Steve was making those well, people thought Scuba watched

0:59

people sitting more. I saw a couple of notes from Morgan, like Morgan,

1:01

you're killing with the cartoons. But that's

1:03

like someone who's specialized. Yeaheah,

1:06

like it's not something we can do. Oh yeah, no, it's

1:08

I feel like it we're funnier

1:10

as cartoons or at the whole show is just better. Anytime

1:13

I see a clip with the cartoon, I'm like, this

1:15

is actually good. Yeah.

1:17

And then when you're watching or listen, I

1:20

don't really listen back. I guess maybe it's just something

1:23

about it as different as a cartoon that really

1:26

Maybe it's just because I'm used to Charles.

1:28

Oh yeah, sorry, sorry, sorry,

1:31

Charlie, Charles shout out,

1:33

Yeah, shout out. They're so good. Check out the

1:35

cartoons. If you go to our Instagram, they're both up. Yeah.

1:37

At Bobby bon Show, Yeah, um, okay,

1:39

cool, thank you. Let's do Voicemilt

1:42

number three. Right, Hi Bobby. Um,

1:45

there's my first time calling in. But I've

1:47

noticed on the podcast that you

1:49

guys haven't really done the Tuesday song lately,

1:51

and so I was just wondering if maybe you guys

1:54

can give us all a little trace of the Tuesday Song.

1:56

I think we all need a little bit of positivity

1:59

these days days, and yeah,

2:01

it would just be great. Thanks. Loves the show

2:04

all right, we haven't done this in a few weeks. I don't think

2:06

we shoot every Tuesday. Then once pandemic

2:09

hit, we were just all different places at everybody houses.

2:11

But now we're together and we didn't know what day it was quite honestly.

2:14

Yeah, you know what, I still think that's good fun.

2:16

All right, we'll give you a little bit Tuesday song. Thank

2:19

you for asking. We'll do it up on request.

2:22

By the way, you want to hit us right now, you can phone

2:24

numbers open eight seven, seven,

2:27

seventy seven. Bobby Hopping on the Post Show.

2:30

Because you know what today is, It's Tuesday. If

2:33

I drops some Tuesday on you in three

2:35

two one, let's go the best day

2:37

of the week. You all know it's my time. So

2:40

I made a song about Tuesday. So happens at rhymes

2:42

and lowest number of crimes is super Bingo

2:44

at nine. I don't know how you do your Tuesday. This

2:46

is how I do mine. The sun comes up,

2:48

there's a smile on my mouth way because I love

2:50

Tuesday. Is the first thing I shot free zoomer

2:53

this morning, and every Tuesday at five, I got

2:55

my spandex on. It's time to head to the wh

2:57

Come on Tuesday, h

3:00

Way, Tuesday Housewife's

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gone booday. I'm just

3:04

talking about Tuesday. It's

3:07

Tuesday. Is my recycling on the curb

3:10

as a drive off? Yep, my recycling's on

3:12

the curb. I mean, Fridays are fine because a casual

3:14

and all, but I'm always more productive on my

3:16

Tuesday. Covererence call my after work plans.

3:18

I got my spray tan. I'm drinking lemon

3:20

water out and meet some cayenne pimbles

3:23

and bam bam. I'm watching c SPAN and

3:25

then it's two for one. It's sonic with the coney. Any

3:27

chan I say, Tuesday

3:29

Hoeway, Tuesday Housewife's

3:32

gone booday. I'm just

3:35

talking about Tuesday.

3:38

Tuesday, brown Cow

3:40

goes Mousday, eat

3:42

some cash shoesday. I'm

3:44

just talking about Tuesday.

3:47

Let's go Marty Graw. On

3:49

a Tuesday, I go to Crome gaw

3:51

on a Tuesday. I'm playing Pokemon

3:54

on a Tuesday. Came out of my mom

3:56

on a Tuesday. You very

3:59

much? Yeah, yeah, it's

4:02

like a glove down. She's right, man, that I

4:04

mean that does spread positivity. Rights Club

4:06

don't play that, and I'll live around me like that.

4:10

So I've been to my club. Uh,

4:13

there you go. Thank you for requesting it. We

4:15

had a little fun doing that. That's pretty cool. But

4:19

I do choke on my spit though a little bit. Um.

4:23

So I just got a text so tonight I meant this in the

4:25

show. I recorded the front

4:28

video for Super Tuesday on ESPN Basketball

4:30

tonight Arkansas, Kentucky. And

4:33

it's pretty cool and I perfectly wore Marketsall sweatshirt.

4:36

Yeah, and tell me not too, so why

4:38

not? Um? And then I just got the text go on,

4:40

Hey, I'm gonna be on for three four minutes to night during the broadcast,

4:43

So don't know what what period, but

4:46

I'll be on talking about the game or so

4:48

you open up the broadcast with your video

4:50

and then you come on. Maybe one of the coolest

4:52

things I've been able to do. I agree. Kaitlin was asking

4:54

me last night. She was like, what do you think

4:56

it's cool? I lived have the weirdest life. We're

4:59

growing up access to nothing,

5:02

and as I've been able to kind of build this career,

5:04

you start to be able to do some things that they're cool. But the

5:06

coolest things to me are still the things that were cool to me as a

5:08

kid, meaning when I got to go and toward

5:11

the Razorback Football facility like three months ago,

5:13

you went, yeah, it's amazing. Freaking that's

5:15

one of the coolest things. It's way cooler than the

5:17

Hollywood bullcrap I get to do sometimes than

5:19

a red carpet. That stuff sucks. That's not for

5:21

me, but I love like

5:24

doing that. The time I sat next to Barry

5:26

Switzer and Eddie Sutton on an airplane Southwest

5:28

flight. It's in the middle and we got to talk to them about Arkansas. A

5:30

plus doing like a getting on an Arkansas

5:33

basketball game. Awesome.

5:36

Singing with Garth Brooks on stage though it's gotta be

5:38

up there, right, Yeah, that's gotta

5:41

be up there. And because Garth was as

5:43

a kid he was my favorite. Ye So

5:46

singing with Darius and doing Hootie song. So

5:49

the cooler things that I get to do. And I understand

5:51

that some of the stuff is just

5:54

weird and wild and people

5:56

are like, how does that happen? It doesn't even affect

5:58

me. It's the stuff that when I was a kid, I thought

6:00

I would never get to do. Yea that it's

6:02

still really neat. So I get to hop on a razorback broadcast

6:04

tonight. It's awesome. It's the coolest thing ever. So

6:08

and I'm doing it with Jimmy Dikes, who

6:10

is one of the ESPN guys, but he's an Arkansas

6:12

guy too, and so I remember, you know, he's been

6:14

calling Rockets all games forever and anyway,

6:17

big deal. I always that stuff to me. It is important you're putting

6:20

skin on the game. I'm

6:22

gonna be a commentator tonight. So I don't know if I can

6:24

legally say that's why I'm asking. Hey,

6:27

I no doubt commentators

6:29

not but I

6:31

don't know. I just don't want to say yes and then hit me up

6:33

and go like, hey, you said you're betting on the game, So I'm

6:35

sorry you want to talk about

6:37

the game. But I'm pretty

6:39

pumped about that. So if you guys want to watch tonight,

6:42

hopefully I don't screw it up. I don't think they're gonna be

6:44

like, so they're gonna triangle here, Bobby, or do

6:46

you think they're pick a role?

6:49

I think it's pretty generic stuff. But

6:51

I did do a Division two college basketball

6:54

play about play and a bit of color for a couple of years.

6:56

Is the sec Aboup a little different. I know. Hey,

6:59

hey, I'm getting the called the big leagues. Bring in

7:01

the day. I'm going to the big leagues. So

7:04

that's happened tonight. Let me say this to

7:06

you. Amy has a new episode

7:08

of Four Things with Amy Brown. Her fifth Thing episode,

7:11

she addresses book recommendations, the

7:13

Outweigh theme song, and hair

7:17

heat protected. Amy uses, who

7:21

make sure I was reading that right? I mean you write that song.

7:23

It's a new hair one. Yes. Cool?

7:25

Yeah. Let me recommend another

7:27

podcast, Get Real with Caroline Hobby.

7:30

Caroline talks with Rachel Bradshaw, who

7:32

is on the Bradshaw Bunch on e Terry

7:35

Bradshaw's and that's like him and his daughter's daughter. She

7:37

talks about growing up in a famous family, Nashville

7:39

success and how she has healed after

7:42

her life came crashing down. Well,

7:45

she married, was married the Titans.

7:50

Pay Yeah, died in a car crash, right okay?

7:54

I yeah. I saw Caroline posting

7:56

about that, and I was like, wait, what happened to this girl?

7:58

But now I know? Okay, um,

8:01

yeah, that stinks. I remember that. I didn't

8:03

know that was her though. Terrible Yeah, um

8:06

okay, So check check them both

8:08

out. Oh, that's good. Let me put Jessica on North

8:10

Carolina. She's called the Post Show. She wants to say

8:12

hi because she's ten years old. Jessica,

8:15

let me ask you a question. Are you okay with me answer asking you a question?

8:18

Yes, sir? Are

8:22

you supposed to be virtual learning right now? Oh?

8:25

Now, I'm homeschooled? Okay, cool?

8:27

This is part of class. Okay, cool? This is communications.

8:29

What would you like to say, Jessica? I

8:32

just wanted to tell you, Hey, I've been listening for

8:35

a few years now and I've been calling

8:37

him a lot and it's my dream for you to answer. Oh

8:39

well, dreams come true, right, Jessica?

8:42

Ye? Hey? What are you learning today at school? We're

8:48

doing to stand my words? Is that

8:50

your mom with you? Yes, sir?

8:53

I can I talk to her? Yes?

8:55

Sir? All right, thank you. They haven't started school yet?

8:58

Hello? Hey mom? Hey,

9:00

it's like eleven eighteen where you are. Have you guys

9:02

now started school yet? Yes?

9:04

For on lunch break? Okay? What do them

9:07

for lunch leftovers?

9:10

What's it like homeschooling your kid?

9:12

Were you homeschooled? No?

9:15

And are you homeschooling her because of the pandemic or

9:17

was that always the plan? Well,

9:19

I actually have her her brothers a year of front

9:21

of her, and I just decided,

9:24

with everything else going on, that I didn't

9:26

agree what was being taught, so I could teach them better myself.

9:28

I don't hate that. I love it. Yeah,

9:30

I mean it's been weird for everybody. Whenever school

9:32

goes back into session in classes

9:35

and things are a bit normal, will they go back or they

9:37

stay with you? No, I'm gonna keep

9:39

them home. And how are they doing homeschool?

9:41

Do you feel like they're thriving or are they struggling

9:44

a bit? Well? I feel like

9:46

I homest lay doing better because I can do one

9:48

on one with the areas that they're not,

9:51

you know, grade in, so I think

9:53

I can give them teach them better. And

9:55

how's her brother doing. He's

9:57

doing great, he's in fourth grade. Yeah. So in

9:59

your teacher and spelling today, well, like,

10:01

what's a word you're gonna teach her? Let me see if I can spell

10:03

a word. I always kind of sucked the spelling, be honest with

10:05

you. Today, I word one

10:07

of the words that we're working on is respect. Okay,

10:10

so we'll she spell it and then learn it because I like to teach

10:12

a few people on the show that same word. Well,

10:16

we have like a list of words that would go by and

10:18

I do like so many words each week, and

10:20

then we find out, you know, what the word means, how

10:22

to use in the sentences we write stories with at

10:24

all like that, Different things like that. Hey

10:26

man, that's good stuff. That is good stuff. That's

10:28

not just learning a word to spell. That's like spelling

10:31

it, learning why it used, learning

10:33

to use it, writing about it. I

10:35

mean, for me, i'd write a song. I'd go what you

10:37

want, so you

10:40

got it. I've done. I go what you

10:42

need. I

10:44

ask you should probably Oh

10:46

yeah, I think about that like ri e sp

10:49

e e T tell me what it

10:51

means to m

10:53

h easy man you Hey, uh,

10:56

thank hey mom? Can I talk to Jessica real quick before

10:58

we hang up? Yes, thank

11:00

you. Hey,

11:02

Hey, hey Jessica. I hope you have a great day

11:04

at school. I hope that lunch

11:07

is good. I hope you respect

11:09

your mom, who's who's nice giving

11:11

up a lot of her time to teach you. And I

11:13

appreciate you calling in. Oh,

11:16

I've got one more thing to say. Let's hear it for

11:19

our uncle with cancer. Yeah,

11:22

of course, we'll do it right after we finished this. We will do it.

11:24

Okay, thank you, you better

11:26

believe it. We will hopefully talk to you soon.

11:28

Tell your uncle that we're pulling for him and we're gonna

11:30

pray for him. All right, okay, all

11:32

right, bye, Jessica, see you later. See

11:35

that's kind of kid I want. How's

11:37

the kind of kid I want? You get? I'm no,

11:40

I'm gonna get lunchbox Junior? Are you going to tell you?

11:43

There'll be a treat? Sarah

11:46

and North Carolina? You are on the show? Hi, Sarah?

11:49

Hey? Thanks having him? Yeah? Not

11:53

much. How are you? Oh you're listening

11:55

to us on the on the internet too, so Freeman, Yeah,

11:57

mute that if you can. Sorry I did.

11:59

Are y'all good? No? No, no, Well, I'm glad to talk to

12:01

you. What can I do for you? Um? Well,

12:03

it's my son's fifteenth birthday and

12:06

we're kind of bummed because we both have COVID

12:09

so we are isolated,

12:11

six people in our house. But you made

12:13

us so happy with the Tuesday song. N

12:16

I busted open his door, showed him

12:18

the computer we're watching on Facebook, and I was

12:20

like, it's our song. Thanks

12:23

Sam Man you made his

12:25

fifteenth birthday awesome and you

12:27

made me smile and laugh for the first time

12:29

in a few days. It's been a rough, little bit of a

12:31

go over here, so I just wanted

12:33

to say thank you. Get covid on his birthday?

12:36

That stinks? So what are you? What

12:38

can you do for him on his birthday with covid?

12:42

Show him the Tuesday song and that's

12:44

about it. He's still

12:46

doing virtual school, so he

12:48

wants his present, but I haven't given it to

12:50

him yet, so I don't know how we're

12:52

going to do that. I'll have to coordinate to get some wrapping paper.

12:55

It's hiding in my room. But

12:57

what does he like to do? Um?

13:00

He likes to play baseball. He

13:03

loves football. He's a big Tom

13:05

Brady fan. So the super

13:07

Bowl was a highly celebrated event in

13:09

our house this weekend. So

13:12

well, yeah, what else do

13:14

you like to do? Bud? He's sitting here. He just doesn't want to

13:16

say anything. She's really nervous. Yeah,

13:18

I get it. I'm pretty you're a pretty

13:21

intimidating Yeah, uh

13:23

well, hey, let me talk to him for a second. He'd have to say anything,

13:26

all right. His name is Easton Easton, like the

13:28

bat yeah, like the was,

13:31

like the hockey pick well both yeah

13:33

yeah, yeah yeah Easton,

13:37

Easton? Where are you? Boy? What's up? Dude? Have a

13:39

birthday? Thank

13:41

you? So you're fifteen today? Do

13:43

you know how to drive it all at fifteen? Yeah?

13:46

What do you have you been? Do you have your permit? Uh?

13:49

No not yet. My permit

13:51

test was supposed to be today but it got canted.

13:54

Oh oh man, whatever birthday man

13:58

that stays Easton. Oh, I feel like

14:01

do something for him? Did you have to? I'm

14:04

I'm feeling him out here.

14:07

Maybe you can't seem I don't know. Warranty

14:10

Easton. So are you still

14:12

virtually learning even though you have COVID? Yes,

14:15

sir? Did you take class today? Uh?

14:18

Yeah, I took a phrase. It's your

14:20

birthday and you have COVID and you still have to do virtual

14:23

learning? Yes? Stinks? I

14:25

mean, come on, what did you learn? What? What? What was your class

14:27

today? Uh?

14:29

I was in history and we were learning about the Renaissance

14:32

period. Boring. Here's

14:35

my present to you. Now we're gonna use that crap

14:37

unless mom yelling in the

14:42

oh man, hey, um Easton,

14:45

happy birthday. Let me talk to your mom again real quick. Hey,

14:49

do you play video games Easton on

14:52

my phone? Yeah? Just on your phone? Okay, never mind,

14:54

all right, let me talk to your mom.

14:56

Hey, Bobby, Sara s Hey,

14:58

do you have a Venmo? Sarah?

15:01

I do? Okay, I'm gonna send you

15:03

one hundred bucks for Easton's birth

15:06

For Easton's birthday, you were not allowed to

15:08

spend it on you. Okay, what

15:10

my goodness, are you a carrier? I'm serious.

15:12

I want you to and he gets to pick what

15:15

it's spent on for his birthday. If it's uh, okay,

15:18

in at purchases for his game, it doesn't

15:20

matter to

15:22

me. I would never I'd never let

15:25

him send money on that, so that might be

15:27

what he does. I'm going as soon as we hang up,

15:29

I'm gonna put you on hold. You give

15:31

Abby a Raymund who ever talks to you your Vinmo,

15:33

and I will hit you with one hundred bucks for Easton's birthday

15:36

within a half hour. Okay. Oh,

15:38

Bobby, you're the best. I totally didn't expect

15:40

that. That's not at all. I call just to tell

15:43

us, tell you guys how happy you made us, So that

15:45

really is awesome. Thank you so much. I

15:47

don't think that's why you called either, because

15:49

if I did think that, I definitely wouldn't do it.

15:52

No, not at all. Okay, Yeah,

15:55

thank you guys.

15:57

Happy birthday, Easton. Where do you

15:59

live? Tell you we're I'm at Fort

16:01

Bragg, North Carolina. I'm down the road from where Amy

16:03

used to live. Shout out yeah.

16:07

I think that my husband and I

16:09

will have some rocking chair conversations one day

16:11

too, because I think he was in

16:13

the same unit as your husband was when he was here,

16:16

so we have that in comments. I'm

16:18

just a big fan. I listen to your podcast. Look

16:20

at all the shot forward stuff. I saw

16:23

lots of pimp and joy all over here, so it's

16:25

great. I feel connected to you, even though I'm a complete

16:27

stranger to you. Oh well, I love

16:29

hearing that. That's so cool, and I miss it

16:32

over there. I hope to come back to visit

16:34

sometime soon. We also shall now

16:36

crown you the greatest listener ever. Oh

16:40

yeah, and then tell your husband thank

16:42

you for all that he does. And you

16:44

know, y'all is a family that has to support

16:46

that type of lifestyle. I know it's not easy, so

16:49

thank you. You're awesome.

16:51

It's an honor to serve those who serve. So

16:54

we're a big We're a big prob military fam.

16:56

We over here. We love it. Well, thank you for calling.

16:58

Do not hang up. They're going to put you on hold and get your

17:00

venmo. Okay, all right, thanks guys, love you

17:03

all, all right, thank you, bye, Okay,

17:05

thank His birthday just got pretty good.

17:09

I'm in COVID. I mean, I'm yeah,

17:11

he's still gonna be stuck in his room. Yeah, cod So they's

17:13

got a one hundred bucks. Yeah, what'd

17:16

you get ready? I want to facetown

17:19

later. I

17:22

saw they announced, which,

17:25

by the way, we're not up

17:27

for the awkward thing whenever. If we went we're

17:29

on the a CM last year. We can't win it this year, right. The

17:31

awkward thing is when people start to fire messages at me, going,

17:33

man, you got robbed. You can't

17:35

believe you're not, And I'm like, hey, it's all good. We

17:38

won last year. I can't win two years in a row. I'm I actually

17:41

am one of the ones who picked the radio winners this

17:43

year, so I'm on that board of there's

17:45

a few of us that vote on the Radio awards. So I'd

17:47

like to throw some congratulations out there,

17:50

because I just saw the list that came out. We

17:53

got robbed. No, we weren't allowed,

17:55

which is why I get to vote. Can you imagine? Let me vote

17:58

and we're up for it. Um so dang,

18:00

where did it go? Well?

18:02

I was gonna tell everybody congratulations, but now I don't see

18:04

the list. Oh do you see it? I

18:06

think Mike's shown it to me. Now stand

18:09

by, I would like to. I know Cody Allen

18:12

from CMTO is up for

18:14

National Personality of the Year, which is

18:16

fantastic. Come

18:19

on, Mike, you can do it. We're just also.

18:21

Oh, here we go, got it all

18:24

right? Here we go. Oh

18:26

my god, it's like open this link, go to this

18:28

attachment. Here we go, big DM Bubba.

18:30

Congratulations, Cody Allen, Congratulations.

18:33

Kicks Brooks count Down with Kicks

18:35

Brooks from Brooks and Down obviously,

18:37

congratulations, Crooking Chase from

18:39

The Cooking Chase Countdown. Congratulations. PAUW

18:41

Coffee, Josh Jensen, Jasmine

18:44

Sagery, congratulations.

18:46

Just a big deal to be nominated, So good

18:48

for you guys, and let

18:51

the chips fall where they may. That's

18:55

cool. It's always it's always fun to be nominated. We are not so

18:57

you guys. I appreciate all your support and being like, let's

18:59

burn everything down. No needs. We

19:01

can't win everything, we can't win. We can't

19:03

win. But I'm gonna be a part of this. I

19:06

listened to tapes and then I read their little

19:08

write up about what their goals are really

19:10

and then yeah, it's great. I would much rather be voting.

19:13

I don't like. Here's the thing. I don't like. Winning's

19:15

fine. Losing is the worst. Like

19:19

I hate losing more than I like winning.

19:21

I don't only care about winning that way. I like to win if it's

19:23

but I hate. I don't want to lose, So

19:25

I would just be I'll just vote. Much

19:27

happier voting. But congratulations

19:30

to all those folks. All right, that's it, We're done

19:32

with this. You guys, have a great day. Here is today's show,

19:34

by everybody.

19:38

Come on, what's

19:48

happening? Friends, Welcome to Tuesday's show more

19:50

than Studio morning. Everybody is

19:52

good. Let's go over to Lindsay and Mississippi,

19:54

who is on the phone. Hey Lindsay, what's happening? Hi?

19:56

Good morning morning, Studio morning. Um

20:01

okay, so I messaged

20:03

everyone on the show. Everyone

20:05

and said, hey, are you there? Like Ray

20:08

used studio to see who I could crown the

20:10

nicest person on the Bobby Bone Show. You did

20:12

all of us, so you wanted to figure out who it was. Yeah,

20:15

it wasn't me because I don't check those comments very often. Everyone't.

20:17

It's too toxic of a place for me to go. I

20:19

don't know. Sometimes I venture over there,

20:21

but sometimes not. Yeah, never know.

20:24

Let's see, but who's up for grabs here? Because we have,

20:26

you know, a few people on this show? Everybody?

20:30

Oh she she DMed every single

20:32

person show, probably something like Scuba Steve, who has

20:34

the least amount of follower Yeah, I

20:37

say, um, I vote Scuba

20:39

Steve or Ray the

20:42

game? Yeah, I vote someone girl, Abby. You

20:44

guys would all recognize it. I mean I

20:46

saw, how are you there? And I just kept on going, Oh,

20:48

I don't even go. I don't look over into that part

20:50

for the most part, into my DMS. I'm

20:53

going Scuba Steve, who are you going? Abby?

20:55

Okay? And everybody else? Ray,

20:57

all right, who was it? Lindsay? Okay,

21:00

So nobody actually replied, but Ray did like

21:02

it. You're

21:06

gonna like it? Why not just ride high back? No, that was

21:08

me saying I respect your game because I do the

21:10

same thing. So I like that. Okay,

21:13

lindsay how are you today? By the way, I'm

21:16

good. I'm good. How are y'all? We're doing pretty good?

21:18

Got another show rocking here. Anything we can

21:20

do for you, any shout out you want to give or anything.

21:23

Shout out to my boyfriend. He's a teacher.

21:25

They just got shut down this week for COVID,

21:28

so they were in person, but now they're

21:30

shut down, so he's kind of going through

21:32

a transition of going back online to

21:34

shout out to him and all the other teachers. I am pro

21:36

let's vaccinate all our teachers right now.

21:39

I know that that's a pretty controversial subject

21:42

because some are teaching maybe twenty eight years old

21:44

and healthy. But let's vaccinate

21:46

all the teachers. Let's go

21:50

Our kids are not getting not just

21:52

the education, but like the life

21:54

knowledge that they should be getting right

21:56

now because they can't be in at times because

21:58

like for example here in Mississippi, we

22:00

have vaccinate these teachers. Man, let's

22:03

go get you get a pass. Have we have mine. I may

22:05

not be up for a couple of months, but have mine, have my

22:07

media pass. You know, I'm supposed

22:09

lane media and I get to go pretty soon. I

22:13

step, I see, let me do this. I

22:15

represent everybody in media. We give all our passes, all the teachers

22:18

who everyone's like, WHOA. All

22:21

right, Lindsay, have a great day, all

22:24

right, see you later. I did watch another episode of Karate

22:26

Kid last night, excuse me on

22:29

Netflix. It is the cheesiest show.

22:31

But for some reason, I'm like, I can't, we can watch another episode.

22:33

I'm about halfway through season two and

22:36

there are three seasons. So yeah,

22:39

pretty good in a weird way,

22:41

Like I can't put my finger out why I like it so much? Because I didn't

22:43

love Karate Kid. That kid and this

22:46

show is not super great, but like,

22:48

I'm into it. It has a ninety percent

22:50

audience scoring rotten Tomatoes. Wow. So

22:52

what are you watching? Oh? Same, I'm on Netflix.

22:54

I've been there for several days now, binging

22:57

Firefly Lane. It is so good.

23:00

Katherine Heigl's in it and Sarah

23:03

Chalk like they're both. I mean, it's like

23:05

one of the best shows. Follows their friendship from like

23:07

the seventies all the way into the early two thousands

23:09

and goes back and forth in the decades and it makes you

23:11

think like, oh, man, I need a friend like that

23:13

in my life. Who's my friend like that? It's me? What

23:16

are you talking about? Stop questioning

23:18

that out loud. I've been together for almost fifteen

23:20

years now. Well okay, yes, but there

23:23

was they were teenagers and then now they're adults.

23:25

So it's really awesome. Firefly Lane, Firefly

23:27

Lane. That's on Netflix. On Netflix. I think I saw

23:30

it trending as one of the top shows. Oh, in the

23:32

top ten thing. It was number one at least

23:34

last time I checked, it was there because I and

23:36

then several of my friends are into

23:38

it. I guess some of my friends read the book. I had no idea

23:40

it was even a book. Do you know The Queen's

23:42

Gambit was a book? And didn't know that turned

23:45

it into a series, A good show. I

23:48

saw the story. It's got named Jamie, who asked cerebral

23:50

palsy is the janitor at

23:52

Greenwood High School in Arkansas. I always wanted to play

23:54

sports, but he couldn't. So their

23:57

football who won the state championship, gave him

23:59

a ring, a state champion ship ring. It's awesome. The football

24:01

team gave it to him. Yeah, wow, And he wrote,

24:03

I'm not a player coach, yet

24:06

greatly enjoy serving the Greenwood football program

24:08

as their janitor. I was humble today

24:10

as they shared their state championship with me by gifting

24:12

me a ring. What fun it is to be a Greenwood

24:15

Bulldog. That's special, holymoli,

24:19

And that makes the hair on my thighs stand up.

24:22

My thighs are when I get kind of nervous in my

24:24

back of my elbows nervous or the back

24:26

of your elbows, like the hair right here above

24:28

the elbow. Those are the never

24:30

really not my neck, but like my thighs. And is

24:32

that weird? No? I mean I get my thighs, but

24:35

the back of the elbows is throwing me. Don't

24:37

body shame me and me I'm not. You

24:40

have a whole podcast about that. Don't body shame me. Okay.

24:42

Remember a couple of years ago when it was

24:44

the Laurel and Yanny debate,

24:47

Yes, and so for example, this clip

24:49

right here, Laurel, I hear Yanny,

24:51

Laurel laurels right.

24:54

So that was the big debate. Different people heard

24:56

different things. One more time from the top, Laurel,

24:59

I hear any Laurel as

25:02

easy as could be to me. That's yanny.

25:05

Now we found out that younger people

25:07

are more likely to hear yanny because

25:09

that's what's coming through in higher frequencies. Older

25:12

folks, you guys, but

25:16

you're older than Amy. But we're all

25:18

in. What are mine? I think is hearing might be better than

25:20

mine. Mine's getting bad. So there's

25:22

another one coming out. Here we go.

25:25

I'm gonna play you a clip. Don't say what you're

25:27

here, write it down. Okay, okay, Here is the clip.

25:29

It's eleven seconds. Tell me what you hear

25:31

in this clip? Ye I phone, yone

25:33

phone, ye phone, I phone, ye phone phone,

25:36

ye phone phone phone,

25:38

ye phone phone, ye ni phone, he

25:41

yhone. I hear something so distinct

25:44

that I don't know how anything else. It's very easy.

25:46

I wonder if we're all thinking it's the same thing, Amy,

25:48

What did you hear? Tell

25:53

I heard Fortnite, Fortnite, fort Fortnight,

25:56

Fortnite, Fortnite Fortnite, That's what I

25:58

heard. Did anyone Did anyone hear anything? For it? Ray

26:00

iPhone? You heard iPhone? So

26:03

what people are hearing either fortnight?

26:06

iPhone nine four nice

26:09

one? I for a nye

26:12

or throw a knife? What and everybody

26:14

hears something different. We played againe

26:16

nye phone, knife phone, ye phone, kne phone, ye

26:18

phone, knife phone phone phone, ye

26:20

phee phone. I hear Fortnite

26:23

Fortnite so so much now that I

26:25

told you nine four? Do you hear it? Let me try? Let me because

26:27

if I could hear Fortnite now, let me think nine four

26:29

go ahead phone now

26:33

that I think it, yes, I can't everybody thinking

26:35

nine four. No, guys, now I hear iPhone.

26:37

Oh no, okay, let

26:40

me take I phone, go ahead phone, I

26:42

phone phone.

26:45

It sounds like iPhone with an accent. Yeah, that's of course.

26:49

Well all of it's on the guys. Accent. Fortnite

26:51

to me sounds pretty right on. Scooste, what'd

26:53

you hear? I heard for a knife? Okay,

26:56

you're not on the list. You're a weird. Scoob

26:59

was like, I heard you have seed to kill himself. Play

27:04

it again. That's

27:07

funny. I do hear nine four now that I think it, But

27:09

like Laurel and Yanny again, I

27:12

hear Yanny, but think the opposite

27:14

one that you were thinking. Yeah, okay,

27:17

so I hear, but I'm gonna listen for

27:19

Laurel even though I always hear Yanny, go ahead,

27:22

Laurel, Nope, just Ny. And

27:26

all I heard was I tried.

27:29

I could knew it. So there

27:31

you go. That's the new one. Everybody's hearing different stuff

27:33

fortnite, I phone nine four. I

27:36

don't hear throw a knife, throw a knife, throw a knife. That's

27:38

the one I can't get there. This

27:41

week, my fiance Caitlin has a new

27:43

episode of Unfancied Cooking coming out. Eddie

27:45

came over to cook with her. Oh yeah, and it wasn't so much

27:47

about the cooking, although Eddie makes great tacos.

27:50

Yeah, heat a tacos um. Apparently

27:52

because I didn't stay, they just shoot their

27:54

own stuff. Kaitlyn starts

27:57

to reveal secrets about our life. Did

27:59

she say this on camera? Yeah? Yeah, no, she

28:01

said, no, not on camera, just to me. We were talking about

28:04

the new grill that you got her for Christmas. She goes, do

28:06

you know what Bobby does? And it's so weird

28:08

and I don't understand it. She goes, so we have

28:11

these little secret signs Amy. So

28:13

when they have company over and Bobby's

28:16

on his phone a lot, you know, and so Caitlyn

28:18

needs to tell him, like, hey, get off your phone and pay attention to the company.

28:20

She pulls on her ear, and that's her sign to tell

28:22

Bobby off the phone, because sometimes I don't realize

28:25

that I'm just over here on my phone. Live him a life. I love

28:27

my phone good enough. But then Bobby

28:29

has his own sign. Well, no, it's not my own sign.

28:32

I said. If we're gonna live by this, this

28:34

is what she was saying, And I have to get

28:36

off my phone. Whenever you put tug your

28:38

ear, I want to sign for what.

28:41

Well, anytime I tug my ear, she has to compliment me out

28:43

loud in front of Yeah, well, yeah, I'll compliment

28:46

anything, anything like if he got her something

28:48

nice, if he said something nice, anything like that. So

28:50

she's tugging to make you self aware of your

28:52

surroundings to make sure that you engage with company,

28:55

and then you're tugging on your ear for affirmations

28:58

out loud though to them. Yeah, she has to tell

29:00

them, we're just like I'm not seven. Do

29:02

I need a sign? She goes, yes, I said, okay,

29:04

fair, but then you need a sign,

29:07

and then so I'll just give I don't use mine very often

29:09

except every time company's over and I just tug

29:11

it and she'll be like oh, and she'll roll her eyes

29:13

and go like no. Bobby did for me. He

29:16

rubbed my shoulders for twenty minutes last night.

29:18

I'm sure everyone's like, Okay, we

29:21

were talking about dog training and

29:23

I just met you. But that's

29:26

funny. That's and I tell you, Eddie

29:28

cooks these heta TACCOs. Come on. I hate

29:30

onions and peppers. I have no need

29:32

for them. And I was like, I don't want one of onions peppers taco,

29:35

though it's part of the dish. I don't like them period,

29:38

and so it's only meat in there. And I'm like, I don't

29:40

just want meat, and you want

29:42

to for heata tacco it comes with bell, peppers and

29:44

onions, dude, not mine. I want. If I want a feat

29:46

to tacco, I want meat, cheese,

29:50

maybe a little tomato, some

29:53

guacamole. I like that.

29:55

Otherwise I'm good. Yeah, Amy, we had already done

29:57

in the cooking show and this dude comes in asking for a whole

29:59

menu you of a taco. I'm like, dude, get what

30:01

we have. That's all we got, all right, I needed anyway,

30:04

So I check it out. It'll be out this

30:06

week The Latest

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30:28

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actually be together after they got married,

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and they talked about if they've been able to

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30:37

of looked each other as where we'd being married to be

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a barnt. So we made a vow then

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that we'd spend as a few days as we've possibly

30:43

do apart of and we've done well. I'm Morgan number

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two. That's your skinny hat. It's time

30:48

for the good news. Producer Ready Ashley

30:54

and her five year old son are taking the dog out

30:56

in the backyard when they hear an old

30:59

man saying help helped me. They look

31:01

out and it's seventy nine year old Dick.

31:03

He's the neighbor. And they're like, oh my

31:05

gosh. The five year olds like, Dick's in the water, mom,

31:08

And this

31:11

is a good story. Listen. So then

31:13

so then the sun goes inside. The five year old he's

31:15

like, he gets two swords from his bedroom and

31:17

he's like, I'm gonna go save Dick. He runs

31:19

to the pond. Dick's been in the in the water for

31:21

forty minutes, guys by the way, and so

31:24

he gets the swords and helps Dick out of the water.

31:26

He gets out and they saved Dick.

31:28

And they're like, oh my gosh, Oliver, you

31:31

are a hero. And he says, no, no, no, I am not

31:33

a hero because I thought that Dick

31:35

was being taken over by villains and I would

31:37

have fought the villains, but I didn't. I just saved him. So I'm

31:39

not a hero. Can you help me? I

31:43

don't know what you were saying because I was laughing too hard. To the

31:45

neighbor, his name is Richard, but they call him Dick. Well, Amy

31:47

turned into an eight year old in the middle of that. I

31:50

started laughing at her. Just

31:52

give me the quick recab of that. Okay, there's

31:56

a mom and a five year old son and they get

31:58

and they go outside and they hear an old man screaming

32:01

for help, and so they look and it's the neighbor

32:03

and his name's Richard, but they call him something else. Yeah,

32:05

and they and so the soun's like, I'm gonna help him. He gets

32:07

his swords. He thinks that Richard is

32:10

getting like taken by villains. He's

32:12

not. Richard's just been in the water for about forty minutes.

32:14

He's drowning. But they save him with the swords

32:16

that Oliver got. And then they interview

32:18

Oliver afterwards, like Oliver, you're a hero, and he said

32:20

no, no, no, no, I'm not a hero because I really wanted

32:22

to save the villains, beat the villain,

32:25

beat the villains. Instead, he just saved Richard. Does

32:28

this count has to tell me something good? Yes? Absolutely.

32:30

It was a fish. Tell me something good. That's

32:33

what it's all about. That was

32:36

tell me something good. Sorry.

32:40

Today, this story comes us from

32:42

Pennsylvania. A man was

32:44

trying to be a porch pirate. He walks up to the front

32:46

porch is gonna steal the package. When he gets busted

32:49

by the homeowner and then he tries to come

32:51

up with some lame excuse. All caught him

32:53

the doorbell cam. I'm with Ups.

32:55

I'm an auditor for him. Gups swear to gods,

32:58

even if it's a good up. Look it up,

33:00

Michael Hanson, look it up, look it up.

33:03

He was listening that a little too quick for me to believe him. No

33:05

no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Yeah.

33:07

Listen. If and when i end

33:10

up running for office, one of the things that I'm going to put

33:12

in my platform is if you're a porch pirate, that will be a felony.

33:15

That's it. Well, yeah,

33:17

because isn't tampering with any mail. We're not felony.

33:20

We're not messing around. Too many people think they can do this, get

33:22

a little slap on the wrist. They get caught, and that's it. If

33:24

you go up to someone's house, that's like basically going

33:27

in the house and Robbie, what's the difference you're

33:29

taking all the porch. It's like going in

33:31

the house. You rob somebody, it will be a

33:33

felony. I might just run

33:35

on that issue. That's it. I'm talking

33:38

about anybody who's head package's

33:40

going to jail. Yeah, they're gonna feel you on that.

33:42

All right, I'm lunchboxed at your bone head. Story of

33:44

the day. I

33:46

saw this video of in Houston

33:49

at a traffic light. These guys were

33:51

looking for cars that had stuff

33:53

in the back seat or in like the trunk part, and

33:56

so they pull up beside them at a traffic light,

33:58

take out a hammer, bust the back glass, grab the bags,

34:01

then drive off. I've never seen I'm

34:03

moving robbery like that before. Have you justed the video?

34:06

I saw clips of it, and like in my mind,

34:08

I'm thinking, like, oh my goodness, like you have

34:10

to like now put things on the floorboard or

34:12

put a blanket over everything. Well

34:15

you just imagine how scary that is. It

34:18

is efficient on the robbers.

34:20

I thought the same thing. I was like, well, but andine

34:23

have even Yeah, but no, they pull

34:25

up and they were on the right side of them, and there was

34:27

a car ahead of that car, so they couldn't go anywhere, and

34:30

you're blocked in. And they didn't even know the guys were

34:32

going to do this to them. You don't think someone's gonna jump out. They

34:34

jump outa bust the back window,

34:36

grab everything, jump in their

34:39

car and do them off to the right they go, and then you see

34:41

the people in the car get out of the car like what just happened

34:43

here? I wonder if they would

34:45

see that in like a parking lot and

34:47

then follow it. But why wouldn't they do it there?

34:50

And I would think parking lots, if you do that little trick, you

34:53

probably can make out, Yeah, make

34:55

you know, good stuff there. I did see

34:57

a story where a car thief stole a vehicle that at

34:59

thirty bi of the coronavirus vaccine

35:01

in it. A car the even Florida

35:04

stole a vehicle It had about ten thousand

35:06

dollars worth of the vaccine in it. The driver

35:08

left the car running as he got out to find a security guard at a

35:10

delivery site. When he got out and the car

35:13

was running, someone jumped in and stole the car.

35:16

The vials were properly refrigerated when stolen.

35:19

That's not random, Oh, I think it

35:21

is. I think it's completely random, like

35:23

all those things where sometimes there's a kid

35:25

in the car like this car out.

35:28

I would think so because I don't know people who are going to buy black

35:30

market coronavirus. I wouldn't

35:33

who knows what you're getting put in you? But people do that

35:35

though. I don't think I would trust

35:37

it. But yeah, I think

35:39

that this was an accident.

35:42

And then you don't bring the car back. Yeah, I'd be like, guys,

35:44

I admit it. I'd

35:46

like for this all folks home to have their their vaccine,

35:49

So take me to jail. I admit it. Well, occasionally

35:52

the criminal has a heart. Occasionally,

35:56

Yeah, just so far, this car's not back. Twenty

35:58

one year old from Apple and, Wisconsin a sentenced

36:00

to fourteen years in federal prison for robbing a credit

36:03

union. The United States

36:05

Attorney for the Eastern District of Wisconsin made

36:07

the announcement. So what

36:09

happened was apparently the guy was just bored. He was like, hey, I want

36:11

to try something new, and that's what he did.

36:15

He walked in in a plastic theater

36:17

mask, sunglasses, a black hooded sweatshirt

36:19

with his hood up. He approached,

36:22

he had a gun. He said, give me the money,

36:25

and that was it. He goes, hey, listen, I

36:27

wanted to try something new today, so I just had to rob a

36:29

bank. I've thought

36:32

about trying different and I have tried new things throughout

36:34

my whole life. Never once if I thought how

36:36

about robbing. But he went

36:38

in with a gun too. Now he will

36:40

spend a lot of time in jail because of the gun. He

36:43

would have spent some time in jail for the robbery.

36:46

But I know people were friends with him, but knew

36:48

them who had robbed banks without guns. In

36:50

Austin, there was a bank robbery every day. Oh

36:52

yeah, every day. I knew a girl who had dated

36:54

a guy that was robbing four or five six banks. What did

36:57

we talk about it on they?

36:59

I thought, that's been a long time. He

37:02

finally got caught in like South Texas because they had

37:04

went on a string of them because they found it was so easy

37:06

to do. Dang, they just want anyonere like, hey,

37:08

give me the money man, what's up? They give them the money

37:10

wow, because they well, yeah they

37:13

have to. An amateur rapper who called

37:15

himself money Bags was arrested

37:17

in California for what, yes, money

37:22

laundering. What's your guess? I would

37:25

say bad checks, robbing

37:27

a bank, for having counterfeit money.

37:31

I don't think anybody really hit it, but you're all kind

37:33

of there. An amateur rapper named money

37:35

Bags and Fresno was arrested.

37:39

He had prop guns and counterfeit money.

37:41

That's money. They were checking the welfare of a child

37:43

around ten thirty pm. They spoke to a woman

37:45

who may have been a victim. Did

37:48

some work. They pulled over money Bags during

37:50

the traffic stop. They found fake money and guns

37:52

for rap videos. I looked

37:54

online for his music doesn't appear to have any up yet.

37:56

Oh call money Bags. You make

37:58

the news like this and you don't have your first song

38:00

ready to stream. All right, there

38:03

you go. So inside

38:05

of a relationship, somebody

38:07

is doing this for hours in order to avoid

38:09

a fight with the other person. And I'll say

38:11

this, both Caitlin and I do this. Okay,

38:14

what do you think it is? Watch binge?

38:16

Watch something like watch the other person's

38:19

show. Yeah, like, just get watch as

38:21

many episodes as possible to avoid conflict.

38:24

Watch a show you don't like, I wrote

38:26

down, Watch a show you don't like. Oh, you're all

38:28

right. Americans

38:31

watch hours of TV shows they hate

38:33

just to avoid arguments with their partner. She

38:36

spends so much time watching the news with me

38:39

or watching Arkansas basketball or football

38:41

that I kind of feel like I

38:44

owe it to her to watch these cooking shows. I

38:47

don't like cooking shows. I've started to get into

38:49

kids Baking Championship because I found my way

38:51

to enjoy it. It's about betting on a kid.

38:55

I've picked me at ten or eleven year old and root

38:57

for them all the way through. But that's

39:00

how we do it. And a survey of two thousand Americans,

39:02

they said they'll sit in front of the TV for hours each

39:05

week watching a program that only their partner

39:07

enjoys, and people tend to think their willingness

39:09

to sit through a show is a

39:12

true sign of love. Amy,

39:14

what have you watched for your husband? Copra

39:16

Kai? All of it? Some

39:19

of it? It's not really my think football

39:22

for years, you're disgusted

39:25

golf, and

39:27

you'll sit and watch. You won't just let him watch?

39:29

Yeah, I mean I will. It's on, so

39:32

I mean it's it's in my presence. Sometimes

39:35

I don't like sit and watch the whole golf thing, but I'll

39:37

be there and I'll try to enjoy it. But football

39:39

is probably more so that. But I mean those are two I

39:41

can think of right now. Yeah. With us, cooking shows,

39:43

I will watch The

39:46

Pioneer Woman on the weekends.

39:49

We'll get a good hour hour and a half of that. Sometimes

39:52

kids baking championships. Sometimes you'll have

39:54

on Master Chef. I think that's what that. Oh, yeah,

39:56

that's a good one. She loves cooking shows. I

39:59

watched at a little bit of Bridgerton did some

40:01

of that, which, by the way, when does Ray give us

40:03

his update on Bridgerton? Yeah, let me know the deadline.

40:06

I'll stay up all night. The night before, didn't we already

40:08

give them the deadline Bridgerton? It

40:10

was the end of last week. That was your deadline, Um

40:12

tardy, Okay, we'll check with you

40:15

on Friday's show. All right,

40:17

I got it. The whole series of

40:19

Bridgerton. It's pretty quick, I heard, is

40:22

it? I mean, I think it's like a long

40:24

it's a it's a nice size season.

40:27

Eddie, you watching anything, your wife's yeah, HGTV

40:29

Man, House Hunters, Chip

40:33

and Joanna. But then after her,

40:35

like again, like weeks and weeks of

40:37

watching this, I'm like, it's actually not that I'm

40:39

rooting for, like the house I'm like, yeah, that's so nice.

40:41

I love it. Good job Chip, do

40:44

you? I have never seen Chip and Joanna

40:46

people love them though that My wife loves them. What

40:49

is their appeal? Just the fact that they

40:51

go well. I think she likes their dynamic.

40:53

Their marriage is really cool, and the way they mess with

40:55

each other is really cool. But I mean, she just

40:58

likes the way they can really flip a house, like literally

41:00

turned like a trash trash house

41:02

into like a beautiful, beautiful home. Who

41:05

are your favorite house flipper

41:07

people? What couples like or

41:09

do you have a favorite? Oh, I like a

41:12

fix her upper And except

41:15

for I think, I

41:17

like they were together and then

41:20

they had the show as a married couple, and they

41:22

got a divorce and they still do it together

41:24

and the girls re like, I got a new dude.

41:27

Yes, well they're still doing the show together. Yes, so

41:29

it gets a little awkward at times. So not only

41:31

you seeing an interesting house flip situation,

41:34

but you got the side drama of their

41:36

relationship. Yeah,

41:39

that's part of the show. She doesn't mess around no way.

41:42

Yeah, they talk about getting divorced. Yes,

41:45

they had to address it because they were married and

41:47

then they were divorced and they still have the

41:49

show, so of course, yes, it's a it's a topic.

41:52

Wow. You can tell sometimes when she's

41:55

just like so annoyed or he's in the round and you're

41:57

like yours, what

42:00

the one she does for me? You know your favorite couple?

42:02

Like your favorite Oh no, I'll go with those the divorce

42:04

couple because when they were together they were great and then they

42:06

got divorced, and well, I was like, what, Like, I thought

42:08

they had a good dNaM And then I'm like, of course, TV, we really

42:11

don't know. But then the fact that they followed

42:13

the story and kind of how they have to work together still

42:15

like I like them. Are they still funny

42:17

together on camera? It's

42:20

awkward? Yeah, and that's what's cool about it. She

42:23

Sometimes you kind of have a feeling of like, oh, yeah,

42:25

no, wonder he didn't work out with her, Like

42:28

she's a lot. But then Eddie's

42:30

right, it's like TV, so you don't really know exactly

42:33

how the people they really are, and it could be edited

42:35

a certain way. But do you like him

42:37

better than her? He

42:39

said she's a lot? She's a lot? Yeah, So

42:42

I mean I don't know. I don't want to. I

42:44

don't know them well enough to pick sides. But sometimes

42:47

she's a lot. I'll just leave it there. My favorite couples

42:49

the twins, oh, of course,

42:52

Drew and the Property Brothers. Property

42:54

Brothers my favorite. They've always been really

42:56

nice to me too, So yeah, I like that. Jonathan

43:00

and brew Scott's yeah we played soft

43:02

all of them too. Yeah, yeah, eight

43:04

seven, seven seventy seven Bobby hit

43:06

us up, leave his voicemail talk to us on the era. We'd

43:09

love to talk to you. There's

43:11

a voicemail about Eddie that I thought was funny. Hey,

43:13

guys, I just wanted to call and tell

43:15

you how irritated I was at

43:18

Eddie. I'm talking for years,

43:20

I've been irritated that he named his

43:22

kids Junior and Junior

43:24

Junior, and then after several

43:27

years of being irritated, I found out that's

43:29

just what he calls them on the show.

43:31

So the way to go, Eddie and your wife

43:34

were actually coming up with real names. And any

43:36

newer listeners, I'm just letting you know not to

43:38

be irritated to Eddie. That's all. Love

43:40

the show you that's funny, and yes I

43:42

did make that up for the show. Actually you did. I think bones

43:45

you started calling him Junior and Junior junior, and now

43:47

I have two foster kids too, and I'm like, this is gonna

43:49

get really complicated. So we're four juniors

43:51

deep. Thank you for that voicemail,

43:54

which, by the way, a minute ago we were talking about that

43:56

show with the divorce couple. Yes,

43:58

what's it called slip or Flop? Okay,

44:01

all those HGTV shows, by the way we're talking

44:03

about is on Discovery Plus. It

44:05

has obviously all of our favorite

44:07

shows on there, and personalities and exclusive

44:09

originals all in one place, and it's

44:12

basically half the cost of other streaming services four

44:14

nine a month siney one ad free.

44:16

So stream what you love on Discovery Plus.

44:19

Heck, we just did a whole segment about it. I

44:21

even think about that. They have a new app out,

44:24

and then I was like, hey, we just talked about how much we love all those

44:26

shows, so check it out. Here's

44:29

a voicemail we got last night from Lisa in San

44:31

Antonio. Hey, Bobby, I was

44:34

on Facebook and a woman

44:36

reached out that she is also

44:38

in San Antonio and now we have

44:41

become good friends. So Laurie,

44:44

thank you for reaching out to me because

44:46

you listen to Bobby Bones and now

44:48

we're a good friend. Thanks. Bobby's

44:51

school uniting people everywhere.

44:54

Here is Laura from Iowa.

44:56

Hey Bobby, if I'm just watching your Instagram

44:58

story of you in Iowa, and I just wanted

45:00

to say I can't wait for your show Breaking Bobby

45:02

Bones to come out. I know what's so cold

45:05

here this weekend, but I will love you and

45:07

can't wait to see the show when it airs. Love you guys,

45:10

thank you very much. We actually get to announce today when

45:12

the show premieres. So excited about that. Why

45:15

don't we go to Owen and Maryland who was on the

45:17

phone right now. He's got a question a couple of days

45:20

the super Bowl. But hey, oh, and what's going on? Hey hey

45:23

is awesome? Yeah, you're on the air. What's happening? I

45:25

want to ask, when do you think the next time we'll get

45:27

a country halftime show? Because air

45:29

Church is there and it kind of stunk

45:31

that we didn't get to see him perform the half stub show. I

45:34

think you're gonna have to have an artist crossover, like

45:37

crazy like Garth being

45:39

there, but he's saying the national anthem. I don't know if

45:42

Garth ever did the halftime think so he'd be an awesome

45:44

one. Shania did a halftime show

45:46

a part of one. I believe it's going

45:48

to have to be someone who crosses over into the pop world,

45:51

because again, the super Bowl is just trying to hit as

45:53

many people as possible across all countries,

45:55

and as much I don't like it, country music

45:57

is not that big in other countries. A few countries it does, okay,

46:00

And even here it's still considered somewhat

46:02

of a niche. Right there are people who

46:05

go all hate country music. Oh they've never

46:07

even heard it, never even heard the good stuff,

46:09

or don't understand it. So not

46:11

for a while, you know, unless someone

46:14

crosses over massively with a

46:16

few hits, and then they're a part of a show. As much

46:18

as I hate to say it, Okay, you think

46:20

something like a like a Hoodie and Darius

46:22

could happen or not now unless they're doing like

46:25

Oldies Nights. Yeah,

46:28

all right, well thank you so much. All right. I

46:30

mean, listen, they're going towards you

46:32

know, young kids and moms who will watch

46:34

it with their kids. People with massive

46:37

hits Arena Grande, Taylor Swift, you

46:39

know. But then they've also done The Who and Paul

46:41

McCartney and things like that, so Oldi's Nights,

46:44

like I was talking about, these those are living

46:46

legends, right like when you two

46:48

did it. Yeah, you know, as big

46:51

as it gets, sure, Paul McCartney,

46:53

I sells people hating on Coldplay. I kind of like cold

46:55

Play. No, you know, I really like cold Play. I'm

46:58

gonna say I like cold plays. Anyway,

47:01

there you go. Why don't we go, Amy,

47:04

what's happening coming up in the pile? Well,

47:06

a woman on TikTok got something confused with her

47:08

hairspray, and it's something you definitely would

47:10

never want to put in your hair. So I'll

47:12

shared that story with you. And then came

47:14

Brown released or put a teaser

47:17

out of some new music that he's working on, so I'll

47:19

shared that. And then there's a futuristic

47:21

backpack that might help you out with back

47:23

problems. Okay, there you go. You's

47:27

Amy's pile of stories. So this

47:30

girl went viral on TikTok after she mistakingly

47:33

used gorilla glue spray adhesive

47:35

on her hair instead of hairspray. And

47:37

some people think, yeah, she like legit didn't

47:39

know because there is a hair gel brand

47:42

called Gorilla Snot, And I

47:44

think, really genuinely, this was a mistake

47:47

and she just wanted a sleek, ponytail, so

47:50

she sprayed in the gorilla glue, which

47:52

is permanent, by the way, I

47:54

mean you use that for like bathroom tile or

47:56

like out on your deck or something. And

47:59

here's a clip because her hair is like rock

48:01

card and like stuck her head.

48:03

Yo, look my hill, it

48:06

don't move you what I'm telling you, it

48:09

don't know. I've washed

48:11

my hill to teen time

48:15

and it don't mole. It

48:17

sounds like she's clapping her hands. She's not hitting

48:19

her head, hitting her hair. And

48:22

I believe that was accident. Yes,

48:25

that's what That's what I've read. But I

48:28

mean, because who would do that on purpose? Like when

48:30

I had my ford focus, my rear side

48:32

mirror fell off and I used gorilla glue to keep

48:34

it on and it never fell off again, Like for five

48:36

years, the whole rest of the car collapsed. That

48:38

mirror is still sitting. What else?

48:41

So Kane Brown shared a club of an unreleased

48:43

song called Riot. I

48:46

don't like days done the wrong one. No,

48:48

I don't like Daves done the wrong one. Start

48:54

a ride in the middle of the I

48:56

will defend it.

48:59

Start a round. That's cool. Wow.

49:02

So they say this maybe on his

49:04

next album, but we don't know when that's going to be out. But

49:07

obviously this just shows he's working on some new music.

49:09

Well, I hear him saying somebody's breaking into his house. He's gonna

49:11

shoot somebody. What's happening over with

49:13

came Brown. I don't know people trying

49:15

to get in there. Geez, all

49:17

right, what else? So the future looks cool because

49:20

scientists are working on this futuristic

49:23

backpack that feels twenty percent lighter.

49:25

And then also we'll create

49:27

energy from your movements to power

49:30

electronics. And I'm thinking, oh my gosh, this

49:32

is would be great for kids in

49:34

school. They can charge their computer and stuff

49:36

that's in their backpack in their phones, and then it's

49:39

lighter. Because my poor daughter, her backpack

49:41

is so heavy and full of things,

49:44

and then she's constantly trying to keep everything charged

49:46

all in one. Kids don't even know

49:48

how good they're going to have it. Then you just plug

49:50

out your butt and then charges

49:53

you up a

49:55

little better when you take it the Okay,

50:00

I'm Amy. That's my final. That was

50:03

Amy's pile of stories. It's

50:05

time for the good news. A

50:11

freight train conductor in Georgia's driving

50:14

a mile long train when he licks up

50:16

on the track and he sees someone laying on the tracks.

50:18

He starts going huh, trying

50:21

to get the guy's attention. Well, a guy's not moving,

50:23

so he slams the brakes on and

50:26

is able to stop the train in time. There

50:29

was a homeless man that had tripped, fallen,

50:31

was injured, couldn't get up, and was suffering

50:33

from hypothermia, and all

50:35

because the train conductor was alert and on his

50:38

p's and ques stop the train in time.

50:40

Wow. I don't know much

50:42

about trains, but I hear it's really hard to stop. Oh,

50:44

it takes a long way. I'm

50:47

glad you asked that I have my CDEOT

50:49

and I had to learn about trains colle Oh

50:52

yeah, no, no, no, like

50:54

lowbelly vehicles. You know,

50:57

there's just a lot of rules when driving the big rag

50:59

about train tracks. If you have somebody in there with you, gotta

51:01

stop. Um, you gotta

51:03

look obviously. But

51:06

you learn that they really most times when they see

51:08

you, they can't stop from when they can see you now, unless

51:10

it's an extremely long stretch because there's

51:12

just so much weight behind it. Man, that's awesome.

51:14

Stop. I heard one inch from him. Yeah,

51:17

one at all.

51:20

Right, there you go. That's what it's all about. That

51:23

was tell me something good coming

51:26

up. Another unbelievable

51:29

story from Scuba. Steve

51:32

Quiet is a guy around here, all of a sudden

51:34

says something, and I'm like, is that even true? We talk

51:36

about that on the radio. So he has given me

51:38

permission to tell you another unbelievable

51:41

Scuba Steve's story. He's our executive producer

51:44

and just one story after another. Amazing.

51:46

By the way, I've opened the voting on

51:49

my TikTok at mister Bobby Bones, we

51:51

pulled four performances. One of them

51:53

is gonna get to perform here on the show. So here

51:55

is Gray Robinson performing this

51:58

City He's gone on break My

52:00

he said he's gonna

52:02

love me to leave Me. Here is Sean Williams

52:05

performing an original called Where You Left Me? When

52:07

He wore Me, Soley,

52:11

When You Wo Me. Here's Taylor

52:13

Acorn performing a cover of Ocean Avenue

52:15

by Yellow Card. If I could find

52:18

you, things would

52:20

go bad. And here's

52:22

Brettany Moore performing an original song called Jesus

52:25

and Janice. I was raising

52:27

the first few we grew

52:29

up on the back seat. You can see

52:31

all those if you go over my TikTok mister Bobby Bones.

52:33

One of them is gonna to come in. It'd be awesome. Which,

52:35

by the way, we closed it down. And Travis

52:37

Denning, who sings this song here after a

52:40

few, but after a few he

52:44

makes one. He goes, hey, I'd like to make a submission

52:46

now to come on the show, and he has his banjo out. Hey,

52:48

Bobby's trav Man. Here's

52:51

a new one I wrote over Quarantine. I'm really

52:53

pumped about. I'd love to have

52:55

the art City. Yeah,

53:00

I started up. He

53:03

didn't write that. I want to hear the rest of this again.

53:05

I'll tell you what if Travis will come in and play What's

53:07

My Age again on banjo, we'll let

53:09

him. Yeah, okay, Scuba, all

53:12

right, there you go. Let's go over to Amy

53:14

now with the Morning Corny, Morning

53:19

Corny. What do you call a priest who becomes a

53:21

lawyer? What do you call a priest who becomes a lawyer?

53:23

Father in law, father in law? There

53:26

you go. That

53:31

was the Morning Corny. Over

53:34

the past year, Lunchbox has

53:36

started to love to call nine one one. And you

53:38

don't call it as a joke, not calling in emergency

53:41

situations. When I see something, I'm

53:43

the first to call nine one one. A do you like

53:45

someone driving under the influence or swerving all the road?

53:48

Gotta call nine one one. There's a car break

53:50

in nine one one. I find a guy lying on the

53:52

side of the road nine one one, and

53:54

I'm on that line of is he calling too

53:57

much? But I'm glad he's calling. But

53:59

recently he told us that

54:02

a lady had her car broken into it at the park.

54:04

Yeah, we were at the park of the playground and as she

54:07

was leaving with her two kids, she comes back

54:09

crying and someone had smashed out her window

54:12

and broken into her car. So they had

54:14

stolen her phone. Who's there to call nine one

54:16

one? This guy who man

54:19

on the spot and they told you this isn't

54:21

really for nine on one. Yeah, they kind of said,

54:23

we'll send an officer, but it's not an emergency.

54:26

So Scooba Steve, let me ask you that question, how did

54:28

you get this audio? So I reached out. I have a connect

54:30

that natural Nashville Metro and

54:32

I got the audio from them. Scooba Steve

54:34

can get in touch with anybody for anything.

54:37

And so you call and go, hey, we need did

54:39

you find the time that lunchbox called? Yeah,

54:41

he gave me his phone and showed me where he called the time, the date

54:43

and everything, and then he found it and pulled it up and then he gave me the audio.

54:46

Did he emailed it to you? Yeah? I have the audio. Yeah, they gave

54:48

it. Okay, here we go. Here's the clip. It's sixty one seconds.

54:51

The question is is he a hero or

54:53

is he a Karen? I haven't heard it either,

54:56

Oh, Karen, A lot of listeners

54:58

and you even told us they this one. Oh

55:00

I did call the cops. I forgot about the calling the cops on

55:02

that graduation party. What up? Okay,

55:05

here we go. Here's Lunchbox calling nine one one, Tuesday,

55:08

January twenty six, The time six h

55:10

six pm, N one one. What's your emergency?

55:13

Oh yeah, I'd like to report a

55:15

robbery? Okay, what's your address?

55:17

I mean, I don't know the exact address. It's the

55:20

dog park right here, Shelby Community

55:22

Center. I think it's US

55:26

twentieth and Lilian. Okay,

55:28

and can you tell me what happened? Oh?

55:30

Yeah, we were playing at the park. It was

55:33

me and my two kids, and there are some other

55:35

families here, and one lady

55:37

with her two kids. She went to get in her car and someone

55:39

had busted out the window. Okay,

55:42

was there anything taken from the vehicle? They

55:44

took her diaper bag, which

55:46

had her phone and her wallet with everything

55:49

in it, and is everyone okay? Are

55:52

there any injuries or anything? No, everyone's

55:54

fine. You know, we're just staying here. She just doesn't have a phone.

55:56

She's a little shaken up, you know, she's kind of crying

55:58

and okay, okay, Well nine one one is

56:00

usually used for emergencies only, but in this circumstance,

56:03

I will have an officer come

56:06

into your direction. Okay, okay, all right,

56:08

thank you so much. I mean I sound like awesome,

56:12

huh. I don't Is that a robbery though?

56:15

That's my first question. Guys, I've heard a report a robbery.

56:17

Well, I know that robbery and burglary

56:20

are different. Like robbery as if

56:22

your home, and burglary

56:25

is if every the house or the car was empty. Yeah,

56:27

I think so. I think I don't think

56:30

that you're reporting a robbery. That's

56:32

why she was like, is everybody okay? Oh? You

56:34

were reported a Well,

56:36

I mean it could be the robbery is nine one one.

56:39

Robbery is nine one one burglary

56:43

Maybe it is too. I don't know, but

56:46

I thought you did pretty I don't think you sounded like a Karen.

56:48

You did get into professional voice, though, a little

56:50

bit, did you guys here get Oh yeah, actually

56:53

I'm glad you asked. Okay, so

56:55

yeah. Burgley burglary

56:58

occurs when someone enters

57:00

a place without the consent,

57:03

like no one is there to even do anything. And then

57:05

a robbery is when someone is like using

57:08

force or threatening, so that means someone

57:10

is in their presence. Heck, we're lucky didn't

57:12

report a murder and a kidnapping. Way

57:16

to be calm, though, in such a tense situation,

57:19

a robbery happen from where I want

57:21

a robbery, I'm burglary. Burglary

57:24

happened upon the broken glass. That didn't

57:26

happen in front of you. Well, I

57:28

mean I was at the playground the parking lots fifteen

57:31

twenty feet away, So you exaggerated a

57:33

little bit, but still good

57:35

was done. Also, heads up, if you go to that dog

57:37

park breaking into windows, there

57:40

is the sign. It's

57:42

like heads up of you park here, park at your own

57:45

risk. I'm not gonna say that was a Karen.

57:47

You didn't lie a little bit. I just don't

57:49

think you knew. I think from that you learned. Oh I

57:52

should call a different one

57:54

one for this. Oh

57:56

yeah, but again you didn't see it though, didn't

57:58

you say you to Kenna saw it? No,

58:01

I don't know if I said I saw it. I just said she went to her

58:03

car and the window was busted out, and she came back. She was

58:05

kind of upset. And I love how You're

58:07

like, I got this. I'll be the one to call nine to one. I

58:10

got this. I don't even know you, but I got it. You know what. We're

58:12

still gonna Pladdy for that. Yeah, not

58:15

a Karen there. It is on

58:18

my podcast a Bobby Cast. We had Scuba

58:20

Steve stop by and I asked him about his name. I

58:22

said, where'd you get scoob Steve? It was just a

58:24

sign to you, right, Yeah. It was given to me as

58:26

an intern way back in the day in Orlando. It was when

58:29

that movie Big Daddy was out and Scooba

58:31

Steve was like a little character. Yeah,

58:34

the little character, right, Yeah, that when the Adam Sandler played.

58:36

Yeah. So, but here's where it gets crazy.

58:38

Do you know the story? I don't think so. Okay,

58:41

Scooba Steve, you've been married for how

58:44

long? For four

58:46

years? Okay? And his wife's

58:50

dad passed away how many years ago?

58:52

When she was twelve so probably twenty

58:54

years ago. And how did he die? He

58:56

died scuba diving. So

59:00

oh her husband, so

59:05

so his wife's dad died scuba

59:07

diving. And she meets a guy

59:09

named scuba Steve. And so

59:12

now she's married to a guy named scuba Steve

59:16

when her dad died scuba diving, and

59:18

every day she's reminded about scuba ing.

59:22

Isn't that crazy? Yeah?

59:24

I mean, is that? Is it something that is triggering

59:27

for her? I think it was a long time ago

59:29

and she's okay with it. And she never

59:31

mentioned it to me my entire time dating, because

59:33

I mean I worked on the radio. That's how she met me, was

59:36

through the radio and all this. She never mentioned

59:38

it to me ever, and never said, hey, this is a weird coincidence.

59:40

What are the odds here? You

59:43

are your wife? Yeah, we'll call him miss

59:45

Scubaya, who I don't even like call her that I

59:48

know, and so what are the odds?

59:50

We'll call him Miss Steve? That

59:53

Miss Steve's dad died scuba diving, first of all

59:56

crazy, Then of all

59:59

the guys and all the world that she can

1:00:01

meet, she were you, Scooba

1:00:03

Steve when you met her? I was Yeah, how did you meet

1:00:05

her? I met her on the radio when I was going through divorce.

1:00:08

We put out this like APB find Steve

1:00:10

a new girl. What there's another

1:00:13

story, what's happening?

1:00:18

So you meet her through someone going

1:00:20

hey, combine this guy girl exactly, Yeah,

1:00:22

on the radio. And she was one of the people that emailed and called

1:00:24

in and went on this whole like saga up dating

1:00:26

and all this stuff. And it turned out that obviously we were a great match

1:00:29

and we got married. That's how she met me, was

1:00:31

through that, so she already knew I was Scooba Steve. It was there

1:00:33

was no hiding it. Okay. Can I say something in regards

1:00:35

to that, like what if

1:00:38

she was like, I know this might sound

1:00:40

weird, but she was drawn to your name

1:00:42

being Scuba Steve in some way, like the

1:00:44

Scuba And that's like her dad

1:00:47

being like, Hey, this is the guy for you. This

1:00:50

is Scooba Steve, like a sign

1:00:52

of some sort stretch, but a

1:00:54

big stretch. I want to think you'd be the opposite. I

1:00:56

want Land Walker Steve, Scuba

1:01:00

Steve. There were a son. But

1:01:04

how ironic? Yeah, and how sad

1:01:07

that her dad died Scuba diving, and then she marries

1:01:09

a guy named Scuba Steve. That's

1:01:11

crazy to me. And she never have said hey,

1:01:14

never said in your moves because Scuba talks

1:01:16

about my podcast. He went from Orlando to

1:01:19

San Francisco to Los Angeles. He

1:01:21

could have changed his name at any point. Yeah, And she

1:01:23

never said, hey, can we drop to Scuba, never

1:01:25

said to drop it, never mentioned it. She's

1:01:27

okay with it, apparently. Do you think she would care if you

1:01:29

went scuba diving? Maybe

1:01:32

maybe she would because of that incident. And I've never

1:01:34

talked about going, so I don't think that it would be a

1:01:36

problem, but I think she probably, Hey, let's let's maybe

1:01:39

stay away from that that part of the world. When did

1:01:41

you When did she tell you that that's how her dad

1:01:43

died? So she didn't tell me. So when I was working

1:01:45

in San Francisco radio, they brought over the psychic

1:01:48

and I got a special reading from him off air, and

1:01:50

he was telling me all these things about that's

1:01:53

surrounding me and things I didn't get understand

1:01:55

because it wasn't even about me. It was about her father

1:01:57

and her grandfather and all these things. I recorded

1:01:59

the audio. I brought it home to my wife and I played it

1:02:01

back for her and she goes, oh, that's interesting. Um,

1:02:04

one of the guys who's telling you about who

1:02:06

passed away in a deep dark place.

1:02:09

My dad passed away scuba diving. I wonder

1:02:11

if that's him and that was him in the studio with you

1:02:13

when you were talking to the psychic. What's

1:02:15

happened? I don't know. Crazy

1:02:18

huh, it's crazy. She never told you. Yeah, your

1:02:21

name was Scuba Steve. Did you ever wonder

1:02:23

where her dad was? Oh? Yeah, I mean she told

1:02:25

me he had passed, but never give me the reason. What how

1:02:28

he passed? Okay? Hold on? And

1:02:30

you met her on a radio contest pretty

1:02:32

much? Yeah, for content for the show. Yet, how many

1:02:34

girls did you go out with in this contest or content?

1:02:37

Um? About four to five, I would say,

1:02:39

because there was there hundreds came through, thousands, okay

1:02:44

with the stick and so you went out with four

1:02:46

or five girls? Yeah? Did you go with any after her?

1:02:49

She was the last one, because and then it was it

1:02:51

was her and that was it, and then you guys said

1:02:54

it's us. Yeah, pretty much a date after day

1:02:56

to just kept going and building and she was

1:02:58

it. That was the one day, Scooba,

1:03:00

do you want us to change your name? Yeah? Has

1:03:03

Scuba ever thought about changing his name because

1:03:05

of that? Well, I wanted to go by Stephen Hollywood like way

1:03:07

back in the day, but then I

1:03:10

manifested go in La basically, but that's

1:03:12

pretty late, terrible

1:03:14

names an

1:03:17

adult film star. Stephen Hollywood.

1:03:21

Well, Stephen Hollywood, thank you for that story. You're very

1:03:23

welcome. I mean inside

1:03:25

that story, which you were like, what was

1:03:27

two more ws? You're in the pynchic saw

1:03:30

her dad around you, He saw her, he saw her grandfather

1:03:33

and her uncle. He told me all kinds of things that I didn't get

1:03:35

until I played the audio back for her. So

1:03:37

you believe in psychics? Um, not everyone,

1:03:40

just some. There's that one, just that one, Yeah,

1:03:42

the only one that impressed me. Okay, well, there you

1:03:44

go. There's another unbelievable Scuba Steeve story. There's

1:03:46

like three in that one little box there, But

1:03:49

there you go. Are you are you fulfilled? Yes? Okay?

1:03:51

Are you entertained? Yes?

1:03:54

Nice? I say that with

1:03:56

the inflection because I feel bad that it's off

1:03:58

the death of her dad. Will you ask her

1:04:00

if you she's ever wanted you to change your name, I'll

1:04:03

ask off find out for or is that sensitive? No, I'll

1:04:05

ask It's no big deal, Okay, let us know. Okay, cool?

1:04:07

All right, there he is. Scouts back with another unbelievable

1:04:09

story. Today's National

1:04:11

Pizza Day, so it

1:04:14

gives you a reason to go eat pizza,

1:04:16

although Eddie wasn't eating pizza on Super Bowl nights.

1:04:18

Correct, you checked on me too, and I said, nah, man,

1:04:21

I'm holding on in the diet. So here we

1:04:23

go. After analyzing pizza orders from thousands

1:04:25

of restaurants in the United States and Canada, these

1:04:28

are the top ten pizza toppings. Let's

1:04:30

play the food. Ten

1:04:33

answers are on the board. Amy

1:04:37

name America's most popular pizza

1:04:40

topping, pepperoni? Pepperoni? Correct?

1:04:44

What number number one? Yeah for sure? Yeah,

1:04:47

that was easy. Next up? Oh

1:04:49

man, I don't know, okay,

1:04:52

um noon onions?

1:04:55

Show me on? Yes? Yes? Number

1:04:58

four? Okay? Um

1:05:02

mushrooms, mushrooms

1:05:06

domination. It's pretty easy

1:05:08

when to get the start of the category number, that's

1:05:11

right? Okay? Uh, I

1:05:13

don't know if they say this like ham or

1:05:16

Canadian bacon, they're the same thing, ham

1:05:18

or Canadian bacon. Number

1:05:21

eight? Oh, okay, halapinos,

1:05:25

halapinos or peppers?

1:05:28

Yeah, show me

1:05:30

peppers. All

1:05:36

right? Four answers are off the board.

1:05:38

Lunchbox America's

1:05:40

favorite pizza toppings. There

1:05:42

are six left, said onions right,

1:05:46

all right? I mean, if you've got

1:05:48

Canadian bacon, what goes with the Canadian

1:05:50

bacon? But pineapple? Show me

1:05:52

pineapple? Number nine.

1:05:57

I like pineapple and pizza. That's good. I mean it's

1:05:59

not my favorite. Yeah, it's not my favorite, but if you're gonna

1:06:01

have it there, I'm gonna order it. Yeah, I'll eat it. I'll eat

1:06:04

it too. What else you got, I'm not scared of that. Hey,

1:06:06

you know, give me some sausage on that pizza. Give

1:06:08

the guy sausage. I

1:06:11

love that sausage, man, Hey does? All right?

1:06:13

Now this is one I don't I need

1:06:16

some clarification on this because some people

1:06:18

I don't know if you considered a topping. But

1:06:20

when you go to order a pizza and they want

1:06:22

you want extra cheese, it's a topping. So

1:06:25

for this game, I don't know if it's

1:06:27

a topping. So I'm gonna go with

1:06:29

cheese. Okay, survey

1:06:32

says number

1:06:34

six. Let Menna read some of these back to you. Pepperoni's

1:06:38

at wine, sausage is at two, mushrooms

1:06:40

is at three, onions is at four, extra

1:06:44

cheese is at six, ham is at eight, pineapple

1:06:47

is at nine. There

1:06:51

are three answers left on the board. What

1:06:55

else do people get on pizza? Man?

1:06:58

It looks like sausage. It's

1:07:00

a meat. Give me some hamburger,

1:07:04

show me how about you? That

1:07:07

was a stretch I didn't feel. I

1:07:10

tried to sell it. Eddie there bones

1:07:13

you know me. I love pizza. I think

1:07:15

I've got all three for sure. Let

1:07:17

me go first though, with olives.

1:07:19

Show me olives, oh

1:07:23

man, which I think is disgusting. It's gross.

1:07:27

Next, bell peppers? We did

1:07:29

peppers, peppers? I'm sorry? In correct,

1:07:34

he did add peppers. That didn't you? We did say

1:07:36

peppers. Sorry, Amy, There are two answers left on the board,

1:07:39

so you did have that one. You're right? Okay? Tomatoes

1:07:43

what I've seen them on there? Yes, okay,

1:07:45

I've seen a lot of things. One tomatoes

1:07:47

come tomatoes, sauce is the sauce,

1:07:50

and then you get tomatoes. Amy,

1:07:53

is it a stretch that you're about to hear the buzz here? Now?

1:07:58

Sorry? I thought still two on the

1:08:00

board. These are America's favorite

1:08:02

pizza toppings lunchbikes. Man,

1:08:05

jeez, you guys are wiping me out. I feel like we've named

1:08:07

all the toppings that go on pizza. Number

1:08:10

five and number ten are still remained. Number five

1:08:12

and number ten. If I'm looking at a pizza

1:08:15

and I order the Supreme

1:08:18

that comes with mushrooms, give

1:08:21

me chicken. Oh yeah,

1:08:23

like a barbecue chen, Like a barbecue supreme.

1:08:27

No. I just thought of it. When I was thinking supreme, I thought,

1:08:29

what do I know? Every once while you get chicken,

1:08:31

you get the white pizza has chicken. Okay,

1:08:34

show me chicken. Didn't

1:08:37

feel it? All

1:08:40

right, I'm gonna give credit to Ninja Turtles on this one.

1:08:42

No anchovies. Give me anchovies,

1:08:50

all right? One more round? Spinach?

1:08:53

Wait? Hold on? Oh good?

1:08:56

Oh? You think it's good? Yeah, I think I don't think that's good.

1:08:59

People don't get it on there,

1:09:01

so you don't think it's good.

1:09:04

You do think it's No, I don't think it's good. I don't think spinach

1:09:06

is on there. I don't know. I've never seen pizza

1:09:08

with a spinach. Wife. Would you guys

1:09:10

like to have a little five dollar wager between you two. Yes,

1:09:12

I'll go spinach. Do you think it's on there? You think

1:09:14

it's not? Yeah? Are you guys betting five

1:09:16

bucks? Okay, because

1:09:19

I'm just I've ordered a

1:09:21

lot of pizza in my life and never have they put spinach

1:09:23

on my pizza because you have to order it A

1:09:26

good one, good one? Amy got on point Amy the

1:09:30

top pizza toppings. Show

1:09:32

me spinach number

1:09:37

ten, my friend number ten?

1:09:41

Okay, one left on the border. Kind

1:09:44

of weirdo gets spinach on their

1:09:46

Okay, the same weirdo that gets pineapple.

1:09:49

M okay, let

1:09:52

me think here, got one left? We got onion

1:09:57

olives? The number five answer has left

1:09:59

number fives. I mean it's got to be like a

1:10:01

meat, like a strong meat,

1:10:04

like what is that? What does

1:10:06

the meat bus SHOOTO? Is

1:10:08

that? No, it's that one. It's

1:10:10

like a turkey. I've

1:10:13

had that before. Hey, um,

1:10:16

no, we already did that bacon. Bacon

1:10:19

read that bacon. I don't think we've

1:10:21

done bacon. We haven't Canadian bacon,

1:10:23

she said, bacon

1:10:26

different. I mean I guess that is

1:10:28

ham because ham is different than Canadian

1:10:30

bacon. Oh I thought they were the same. Do you think

1:10:32

that I'll let you guys, make your money back

1:10:34

if you want. Do you think that bacon the answer bacon is

1:10:37

on here. Yes, no, and now I do because

1:10:39

you defended you. Okay, but you never know what I want to do. So

1:10:42

you say yes, yes, you say no.

1:10:44

You guys want to double nothing? Oh

1:10:48

yeah, absolutely so. If

1:10:51

he's laughing, if he's

1:10:56

laugh read him

1:10:58

okay, because he's I know it. He

1:11:01

loves when I lose money. He thinks it's the best

1:11:03

second the world. Okay,

1:11:05

one answer on the board. If

1:11:08

it's baking, Eddie will be up ten dollars

1:11:10

a much. Yeah. If

1:11:12

it's not, well we're back to even

1:11:15

tell me again. I

1:11:19

know, I know right when he laughed,

1:11:22

I couldn't. I'm

1:11:24

not and baking our different things.

1:11:26

Yes they are, okay, Uh,

1:11:28

there you go. Let love

1:11:31

it. That's what's Uh, that's

1:11:34

fun. Nice job. Maybe you win the

1:11:36

game, the game, edy, you win the money,

1:11:39

it's time for the good news. Do

1:11:46

you remember the game Stop stop

1:11:48

controversy? Of course? Yeah, for all of

1:11:50

a sudden, it's just flying up. And Reddit

1:11:53

had done this thing to make people buy

1:11:55

it, and it was worth a whole lot more real quick.

1:11:57

So after making thousands off

1:12:00

of games, Stop. Last week, a college student

1:12:03

is using his new fortune to help others. Hunter

1:12:05

Khan, a twenty year old mechanical

1:12:07

engineering student at Cornell University, cashed

1:12:10

out nearly thirty thousand dollars in

1:12:12

game stop stock It's crazy, and then

1:12:14

send a big portion of it to buying video games and systems

1:12:17

for kids at the Minnesota Hospital in Minneapolis,

1:12:19

OH. I love that his donations included

1:12:21

six Nintendo switch lights, multiple

1:12:24

games, and gift cards, screen

1:12:26

protectors cases thousands of

1:12:28

dollars and he's like, hey, listen, I made a bunch. Let me

1:12:30

also give some games to these people. Why

1:12:33

shaking your head? Look, I understand

1:12:35

this dude is twenty years old in college. He needs

1:12:38

to save for his future. What

1:12:40

about their future? He's helping kids out to have a bad situation

1:12:42

right now. I think it's awesome

1:12:44

that at that age he's thinking of others that way. And

1:12:46

he also came into some money kind of luckily that

1:12:49

he wasn't planning to have, so why not break off

1:12:51

a little? I mean a little. But he's buying I

1:12:53

mean gift cards and he wasted the whole It

1:12:55

sounds like he wasted the whole amount of money on these kids

1:12:59

wasting You really killing my vibe now and tell

1:13:01

me something good anyway, shout out Hunter

1:13:03

Con That's awesome. That's what it's all about. That

1:13:06

was tell me something good. What's

1:13:09

up friends? Thank you guys for hanging out over

1:13:11

On the phone right now. Is Malorie in Kentucky.

1:13:14

Malorie, how are you welcome to the show?

1:13:17

Hi? Oh my gosh. I

1:13:20

was calling today because I'm a student teacher

1:13:22

in Kentucky. We're

1:13:24

still pretty much doing everything virtual with

1:13:26

students right now, and I was wondering if you had

1:13:28

any advice on how to increase

1:13:31

engagement with them. They're pretty tired

1:13:33

of this whole virtual thing and you don't

1:13:35

see people, but you talk to them every day. And

1:13:38

I think your show's pretty engaging. So do you have

1:13:40

any tips seeing the goal is really engaging? Not

1:13:42

pretty engaging, we suck. Here's

1:13:45

what I would say, especially with kids. The good

1:13:47

thing for us is if you're here listening to us, you want

1:13:49

to be here with your kids.

1:13:52

They probably don't want to be there, So that's a different

1:13:54

wrinkle inside of this. I would

1:13:57

and this maybe against what you guys

1:13:59

are allowed to do, is I would

1:14:01

give like little

1:14:04

recall quizzes for prizes like

1:14:07

hey, if you watch Hey, what did I say fifteen minutes ago?

1:14:09

Johnathan, Like, what's the answer to this? And

1:14:11

if you keep them tuned in that way

1:14:13

for a little bits of time, then that's about

1:14:15

all you can do because if kid doesn't pay attention,

1:14:18

it's not gonna atention. It's like giving.

1:14:20

It's like giving or a tease on what's

1:14:22

coming up if you have something cool, because you know, Like in

1:14:24

a couple of segments, I want to talk about this controversial

1:14:26

picture that is on my instagram

1:14:29

of Caitlin and I posted it yesterday.

1:14:31

It wasn't supposed to be controversial, but now

1:14:34

it is. If you guys want to go see it's mister

1:14:36

Bobby Bones. Now, Mallory,

1:14:38

are you you wondering about that picture? Yeah?

1:14:42

Yeah, that's called a tease. Maybe you

1:14:44

tease your kids. He's the student. Yeah, but how do

1:14:46

you tease something they're gonna learn? Hey, guess

1:14:49

what Iri on a Grande did on TikTok last night.

1:14:51

You'll never believe it. I don't know, Okay,

1:14:54

But it doesn't have to be part of the curriculum.

1:14:56

It can be a slight break from the curriculum.

1:14:59

Like, we're gonna do you this, but if you guys leave

1:15:01

in fifteen minutes, you're not gonna have a chance to want a piece of gum

1:15:04

terrible prize. Don't do that, and you

1:15:07

won't be able to see my favorite TikTok video of the day.

1:15:09

I would just encourage you to do that because you're fighting

1:15:11

an uphill battle. I hate that for you. So many

1:15:14

of my friends that are teachers are pulling their hair out.

1:15:16

You know what, No, their hair's already been pulled

1:15:18

out. Now they're pulling their wigs off because

1:15:21

it's just the same struggle over and over again.

1:15:24

Also, vaccinate our teachers. Thank you all

1:15:26

right? Does that help you, Mallory? Yes,

1:15:28

thank you so much. All right, don't leave because in a

1:15:31

break or two, when you hear about that controversy

1:15:33

will picture on Instagram. You're gonna go, what in

1:15:35

the world lunchbox already looking at Oh

1:15:37

I looked at it, and I know what. I can already tell what

1:15:39

it's saying. We don't talk

1:15:41

about it right now. I'm teasing my student Amy,

1:15:45

who mister Bobby bones on Instagram?

1:15:47

If you're gonna take a look and we will come back to it in a

1:15:49

minute, Mallory, have a great day. Thank you for being a teacher.

1:15:52

You nurses, police

1:15:55

officers are military,

1:15:58

just so so

1:16:00

deserving for so much more.

1:16:03

Thank you, Thank you, Bye

1:16:05

bye. Let's

1:16:08

do the news. I'm riled up. There's no reason

1:16:10

for me to be fired up right now, Let's do the news.

1:16:13

Bobby's b story. A

1:16:16

guy wanted Dunkin Donuts and Brooklyn. He

1:16:19

pulled a knife. He wanted free

1:16:21

coffee. He also wanted everything in the cash

1:16:23

register, so the employee

1:16:25

who was working the register went into the kitchen real

1:16:28

quick and grabbed a bigger knife. He

1:16:30

went for the classic. That's

1:16:33

not a knife from Crocodile dundee. Yeah,

1:16:35

here's a clip NiFe. That's

1:16:39

a life that's not from

1:16:42

Dunkin Donuts. That's from the movie. And

1:16:44

you know what. It worked. The robber was so scared of the bigger

1:16:46

knife he ran out of the store empty handed,

1:16:49

jumped in his car, and sped off. The cops are trying

1:16:51

and track him down. They knew who he is now they're

1:16:53

just trying to get him. The suspect

1:16:55

is thirty five years old, five foot six way one hundred

1:16:57

and eighty pounds. He's wearing a pink

1:16:59

sweatshirt. Oh wow, you know, here's the thing,

1:17:01

still wearing it. Don't don't go flying

1:17:04

in there. And loud colors, no

1:17:06

subtle people losing their IDs

1:17:08

when they're robbing places. Not wearing

1:17:10

masks. I'm not even talking about COVID masks,

1:17:14

but that definitely helps these days. True.

1:17:16

Yeah, wearing pink sweatshirts. That's

1:17:19

story number one Bobby's

1:17:23

story. A guy

1:17:25

in Florida had a court appearance on Thursday for an

1:17:27

attempted burglary charge, and he used

1:17:30

his time to shoot his shot with the judge. He

1:17:32

told her, you're so gorgeous,

1:17:36

love it, but it didn't sway

1:17:39

her. She ruled there was probable cause

1:17:41

to charge him. It gave him a five thousand dollar bond.

1:17:43

The guy's name is Demetrius Lewis and

1:17:46

Fort Laudel, Florida. Hit a virtual court

1:17:48

appearance on Thursday, but one was time to talk

1:17:50

on zoom. He used an opportunity to well

1:17:52

shoot a shot with tabitha blackman.

1:17:55

Here's a clip, George, who is so gorgeous?

1:17:57

Judge, you're gorgeous? Thinking was

1:18:00

all right, mister Lewis, flatterill will get you everywhere,

1:18:03

but maybe not here. Work finds probable

1:18:06

cause on count one grogary occupied dwelling,

1:18:08

unarmed. Then oh

1:18:11

oh day, and

1:18:14

finally there is an Idaho woman

1:18:17

who has won two lotto jackpots. I'm

1:18:19

back to back days, half a million dollars,

1:18:23

back to back days. It's always

1:18:25

better to be lucky than good. Some say I don't think

1:18:27

that. Some say that, but

1:18:30

she hit it. She hit a

1:18:32

twenty dollars ticket for two hundred thousand

1:18:34

bucks. And the next day she went in and bought a coming

1:18:36

in hot ticket and won three hundred thousand

1:18:38

dollars. So in two days she

1:18:41

won half a million. And

1:18:43

that sound you here is lunch by being

1:18:45

irritated. That's so frustrating. But congrats.

1:18:48

I mean, are you playing a lottery this

1:18:50

week? Yep? How do you know how big it is?

1:18:52

Oh it's not even very big. I mean it's not over one hundred

1:18:54

millions, so I doesn't I mean that is that

1:18:57

big. It's still big. It's in the millions, fifty

1:18:59

sixty seventy million, but whatever, I

1:19:01

mean, it's not when it was a billion

1:19:03

dollars. So I have little dreams. Now

1:19:06

I can't buy an island, probably with that, but

1:19:08

I mean, I'm still gonna win millions. The

1:19:11

current lottery jackpot is yeah,

1:19:14

not a billion dollars. But again, what's

1:19:18

You're still gonna be able to buy whatever you want if you hit it. What

1:19:20

do you mean it's it's sixty eight million dollars. It's sixty

1:19:23

eight He's like, I can't buy an island.

1:19:25

I don't think I can buy an island with sixty eight million.

1:19:29

I think you could. Yeah, Okay, well

1:19:31

then maybe maybe I'll to go to South Carolina. Yeah,

1:19:35

it'd be awesome. Like Lunchbox

1:19:37

doesn't like seem to understand

1:19:40

money sometimes, Like a point

1:19:43

of reference for him is off

1:19:45

islands for sale all over the world. They're a

1:19:47

lot less than a hundred thousand dollars. You're good.

1:19:51

You can buy one right now, dude, but you're gonna

1:19:53

need to make sure it's got you gotta wait to get there

1:19:55

how far away? Like I'm

1:19:58

just telling you can buy an island for the O and you

1:20:00

know how cool that would be, just a conversation starter.

1:20:03

You're at a bar, you know, after COVID,

1:20:05

so you know what it's up the island? An island,

1:20:08

You're own an island? I mean you want to get people's interest,

1:20:10

you can find Island on the lake right now. If you just want to say

1:20:12

you own an island. Bear Island right there. St okay,

1:20:15

thank you, that's the news. Close it up, Bobby's

1:20:18

be story. Here

1:20:21

are your top three songs in country music. At

1:20:23

number three this week, Darius Rucker

1:20:25

Beaters and Sunshine at

1:20:39

number two, it's Kenny Happy Does, but

1:20:41

he's the poster child for happy. The

1:20:44

weird thing was this song did not hit number one. Wow.

1:20:47

Luke Combs just kicked it down.

1:20:49

Wow. Everybody thought it was going to hit. It's

1:20:52

tough. It's tough to overtake Luke Combs when he's

1:20:54

coming, or to get him out of there.

1:20:57

Yeah, number one. It's Luke Combs for

1:20:59

a third week. Just go better

1:21:01

Together, Better Together, and probably

1:21:04

always. We like a cup

1:21:06

of Coffee and the Sunrise.

1:21:09

The number one pop song. I like this

1:21:11

one that stays in my head lonely from Justin

1:21:14

Bieber. So tell

1:21:25

me that wasn't inspired by yodeling. He cut music

1:21:27

isn't inspiring everybody everybody knows as

1:21:30

a jam and the number one alternative song

1:21:32

is Billie Eilish. Therefore, I am okay.

1:21:41

Valentine's Day is this Sunday. I was a little underwhelmed

1:21:43

with the guys on their romantic

1:21:46

challenge, just as a bit I

1:21:48

didn't feel like what I didn't

1:21:50

feel like they did the bit

1:21:53

as show members, they've

1:21:56

all missed their first day. It just wasn't like good.

1:21:58

You were signing something, you didn't do it. It's disappointing

1:22:01

to me as a boss. That being said, I'm gonna

1:22:03

give you guys a chance to make up for it.

1:22:06

It won't be crazy. But on Friday, we're

1:22:08

gonna have a poetry contest. Oh, I can

1:22:11

do that, right, So Lunchbox

1:22:14

Eddie ray Mundo,

1:22:17

our audio producer, I'm

1:22:19

gonna need a poem from each

1:22:22

of you about your wives. Okay,

1:22:26

that's easy, and I want you to write it down. It

1:22:28

needs to be at least twelve lines. At

1:22:31

least write it down, handwritten,

1:22:33

and then you're gonna give it to her as

1:22:36

a gift after you read it here on the show. So

1:22:38

like Robert Frost poetry or like slam

1:22:40

poetry, it's all you. What

1:22:43

is slam poetry? You know when you yelled

1:22:46

out yo honey, right, get

1:22:49

over you, sexy bunny, that'll

1:22:54

be Friday at this time.

1:22:57

Okay, yes, sir, you guys have your

1:22:59

poems read. I can't have

1:23:01

you guys being in subordinate not doing your work. Okay,

1:23:04

So there's that. Also

1:23:07

on Friday, Marion Morris and Ryan

1:23:09

Hurd will be in. Ryan's got a brand new song where they're doing

1:23:11

a duet. They're going to perform together on the show Friday, Very

1:23:14

love based Friday Show. Let

1:23:16

me say this, last night, Caitlin

1:23:19

I went to get something to eat. You can pull up my Instagram if

1:23:21

you want to see the picture. It's mister Bobby Bones.

1:23:23

It's the last picture that we've posted. Amy. If you look

1:23:26

at that picture I've already

1:23:28

seen. I mean, I'm going to it. But it is the one where you and

1:23:30

Caitlin are going on a date and she's wearing

1:23:32

like a really cute butterfly dresser. Go ahead,

1:23:34

and you're in it and y'all are taking in

1:23:37

a mirror. But is it that who took it?

1:23:39

Or well, I'll tell you who took it. We

1:23:42

set the phone on the piano and

1:23:44

hit a timer. All right, So there's a dog. You can

1:23:47

see the background. See Stanley passed

1:23:49

out in the back. Controversially, oh, you're

1:23:51

wearing a see it wearing a Garth

1:23:53

Brooks photo. Now wearing a Garth Brooks T shirt.

1:23:55

But no, that's not a controversial. Okay, let's

1:23:58

see the dog. Because my hand

1:24:00

is on her stomach like she's like,

1:24:03

she's pregnant. I just have my arm

1:24:05

wrapped around her. You're holding the

1:24:07

baby. And then she's not pregnant.

1:24:09

Don't say that she's not pregnant.

1:24:12

That so many comments and message started to

1:24:14

come and going, oh my god, is she pregnant. No, my

1:24:16

hand was just wrapped around her. Just happened to be there in that place.

1:24:19

Oh, someone said, hands

1:24:22

on the belly. Say it isn't so, but that would

1:24:24

be too Why also,

1:24:26

why say it isn't so? It'd

1:24:28

be awesome. I think they were like, heart, heart, heart,

1:24:30

say it isn't so, like more excited. I'm

1:24:32

ready to get fired up there for some reason. But

1:24:35

there's no, it doesn't even look

1:24:37

like a pregnancy picture. But one person said it. Then

1:24:39

everybody started jumping on little minions,

1:24:42

all like oh yeah, I bet she's pregnant. And then she was like

1:24:44

do people think I'm pregnant? And

1:24:46

did you think that? When I

1:24:48

stared at the picture for like ten minutes, being

1:24:50

like, I can't find anything controversial with this. Yes,

1:24:53

yeah, no, I would have never gotten that.

1:24:55

But now, I mean I'm reading people's comments and definitely

1:24:58

they ever thinking it. I've forgotten

1:25:01

to say during the love poem, I was gonna

1:25:03

give you guys an example. I wrote one last night, but

1:25:05

I wrote it in friendship style about Amy, because

1:25:08

I just wanted to show you, guys a

1:25:11

style you could write it about it. Okay, Okay,

1:25:14

so Amy, I wrote this. Okay, You've

1:25:16

been my co host for years. We've shared laughs,

1:25:19

we've shared tears, a

1:25:21

loving wife and a mama two. Without you on this show,

1:25:23

I don't know what I do. You

1:25:26

teach us the things that only a mother knows, like

1:25:29

walking into a pool wearing all of your clothes.

1:25:32

You make us smile with a corny joke. You

1:25:35

keep us in check. May you always stay awoke. I

1:25:38

know you'll always be my friend long after this radio

1:25:40

show is. I wrote this poem for my friend Amy,

1:25:43

the Marshall Mathers to my slim shady there

1:25:45

she is. See just a little something. My jot down

1:25:48

I was doing the idea for it's good. But

1:25:50

do whatever style you want. Okay, you know,

1:25:54

let's go over to Charles and Amarillo, Texas.

1:25:56

Charles, you are on the show. What's happened?

1:25:58

I'm a friend. Oh

1:26:01

not much. Just got back from dropping the kids off

1:26:03

at school. How'd that go? Well,

1:26:07

it's really cold, ma'amarella right now, but it

1:26:09

went well. Okay, Well, appreciate you, Colin.

1:26:11

What can I do for you? Well,

1:26:14

I was wanting to know if you could give a shout out to all

1:26:16

my union brothers and sisters that worked

1:26:18

for the Class one railroads in the United

1:26:20

States. They

1:26:22

were considered essential employees and

1:26:25

you know they worked tireless hours, morning,

1:26:28

night rains, no slate, don't

1:26:30

matter. You know, we're trying to get the product on the shelf

1:26:32

around the stores in the United States. Well

1:26:36

here, yeah, I appreciate that. I think you did the shouting

1:26:38

out for me, so hopefully they heard

1:26:40

it. We appreciate you, appreciate them,

1:26:42

and hope you have a good morning. Glad get you on the are

1:26:44

to say that. All right,

1:26:46

Well, I appreciate it. You guys that were good morning, Hello

1:26:49

game, Hello, Hello, how's

1:26:52

it going. Everybody's stunned the Hello game.

1:26:54

Nobody ever was the Hello Gangs they're all like it that us

1:26:57

All right, Charles, have a good day, but we love Amarella. See

1:27:00

letter in thank you, Aye

1:27:02

bye bye. So you remember the guy that streaked

1:27:05

at the super Bowl? Yes? Did

1:27:07

you know? The fine that he

1:27:09

got is one thousand dollars. However, there

1:27:12

was a prop bet, meaning one of those funny bets

1:27:14

that you could bet if someone was going to streak the Super Bowl.

1:27:17

He bet it. Oh well, of course

1:27:20

he did, then streaked and then made

1:27:22

a lot of cash. This super Bowl

1:27:24

streaker made three hundred and seventy five thousand dollars

1:27:26

on that bet. Online

1:27:28

rumors started yesterday saying that he

1:27:31

also put big money on himself. Didn't

1:27:33

just streak for fun, but put money on himself

1:27:36

to streak. Sideline

1:27:38

Daily said that he was spotted

1:27:40

at j Alexander's restaurant in Tampa around

1:27:43

lunchtime Monday, saying he bet

1:27:45

fifty thousand dollars on a prop bet there would

1:27:47

be a streaker at the Super Bowl, which won

1:27:49

him about three hundred and seventy five thousand dollars

1:27:51

So small, wow. What if he wasn't able

1:27:54

to go through with it? He was going to lose fifty thousand

1:27:56

dollars. Yeah, So what happened was his buddy

1:27:58

went out and diverted the other guy away

1:28:00

from looking at him. They went and got his buddy.

1:28:02

Then he'd jumped down. Cost him

1:28:04

a thousand bucks to get out of jail. Oh that's

1:28:07

it. They'll probably get a little trouble,

1:28:09

have a little record and accomplice.

1:28:12

I don't think he did anything super wrong. Maybe ten

1:28:14

bucks, I don't know, but he's

1:28:17

gonna clear three hundred and seventy four. Oh

1:28:20

wow. Okay. I was wondering how the world

1:28:22

he even did that, because you think they'd

1:28:24

have that place on lockdown. Well they

1:28:26

did for a streaker, and they got him,

1:28:29

except for his The real guy jumped

1:28:31

down after him, so they

1:28:34

should. Here's my thing on streakers, not even streakers

1:28:36

people run on the field. The reason

1:28:38

they don't show them is because they don't want to encourage other

1:28:40

people to do it. And also you don't know if

1:28:43

they have like a knife or a gun, or

1:28:45

if they're gonna hop down and stab a player. Who

1:28:47

knows. But I feel like if

1:28:50

the players playing football want to go

1:28:52

and tackle the guy, he should

1:28:54

be free for everybody to have. He's

1:28:57

endangering folks, So if these guys want

1:28:59

to go and save their buddy, they should be able to rock

1:29:01

him. That'd be cool. You jump on the field

1:29:03

and you're streaking. Okay, time

1:29:05

to serve your time. And I'm talking about

1:29:08

with a form tackle. Boom. That's

1:29:11

that's it. American football. Hob down in the field.

1:29:13

See what happens. Though, I think some of

1:29:15

them won't stop doing that. But

1:29:17

again, you hope they have a knife. Yeah, but

1:29:20

how great would that be? Watch a freaking middle

1:29:22

linebacker lineup and jack this guy or like five

1:29:24

of them at the same time, and

1:29:26

then they're then the opposite teams are together. We've

1:29:29

we've united two teams. We're holding

1:29:31

hands. We are the world great. A

1:29:35

hacker tried to poison the water supply in

1:29:37

a town in Florida, but fortunately

1:29:39

a worker figured out what was happening before the water i got out

1:29:41

to the public. The police and the FBI

1:29:43

are trying to try down the hacker. A

1:29:46

hacker gained access to the old

1:29:48

Smart water treatment plant, bumping

1:29:50

the sodium hydroxide in the water to a dangerous

1:29:53

level. FBI Secret

1:29:55

Service or investigating the breach, as it's unclear if

1:29:57

it came from the US or a foreign actor. Thank

1:29:59

god they saw this. But this is the fear,

1:30:02

because you know, Russia got into all of our crap recently.

1:30:04

I don't know how deep they got into it, but this is the

1:30:06

fear, right that they have access to all of these systems

1:30:08

and they can do stuff like this because they went

1:30:10

in a backway months and months before you

1:30:12

even realized it. But thank

1:30:14

goodness that someone saw this.

1:30:17

At first, the operator did not think much of the action due

1:30:20

to the common use of the remote access software

1:30:22

by supervisors. But then

1:30:25

the hacker did more than just remote in. According

1:30:28

to the sheriff, the hacker spent up to five minutes in the

1:30:30

system and adjusted the amount of sodium

1:30:32

hydroxide from one hundred

1:30:34

parts per million to eleven thousand.

1:30:38

This is obviously a significant and potentially

1:30:40

dangerous increase. Sodium hydroxide,

1:30:43

also known as lies, the main ingredient in liquid drain

1:30:45

cleaners. Oh okay,

1:30:48

so shout out to the

1:30:50

person that works there that saw this. Ain't

1:30:52

right. Let's go to Hailey

1:30:55

and Oklahoma. Who was on the phone. Hayley,

1:30:57

you're on the show, what's going on? I

1:31:00

get morning for I

1:31:03

was calling to see if you guys could help

1:31:05

settle a debate. My

1:31:08

friend and I are in an argument because

1:31:10

I think that when

1:31:12

you go do a service like a

1:31:15

haircut, getting your nails done, a

1:31:17

massaged, the people that are

1:31:20

offering the service set

1:31:22

their own price. When

1:31:25

you go get your nails done, for example, it's forty

1:31:27

five dollars an hour that they're making. I

1:31:30

don't feel like it's necessary to tip

1:31:32

because it's included in their price. But

1:31:35

my friend says otherwise. She

1:31:37

thinks you should tip, even

1:31:40

though it's not like wagers, seeing where they make

1:31:42

two dollars and fifty cents and then make the

1:31:44

rest up and tips. So

1:31:48

seeing what you think, I think it is

1:31:50

on a specific job

1:31:52

basis right. I don't think

1:31:54

that if you go to subway you have to tip your

1:31:56

subway sandwich maker. Let me put

1:31:58

that little box up, don't if you have a put it in there. Great.

1:32:01

Now you got to understand though, as I tell you this, I

1:32:03

lived literally on tips

1:32:06

for the first part of my working life,

1:32:08

as I was a bus boy and a waiter and

1:32:11

everything I did I needed tips to pay my car

1:32:13

payment or my insurance or my rent

1:32:15

in my apartment like I had to have. So I am

1:32:18

an overly generous

1:32:21

tipper, because I know what it's like to depend

1:32:23

on that just to turn on the heat. That being

1:32:25

said, if the job is getting your haircut,

1:32:27

that's a profession. You tip. If they did

1:32:30

a great job, you tip a little more. If

1:32:32

it did a poor job, you probably tip a little less. Right.

1:32:35

The difference in the waiter is sometimes the kitchen screws

1:32:37

that up and the waiter gets punished. If your hair sucks,

1:32:39

you know who screwed it up. It's stair stylist.

1:32:42

And that's right on. That's that's a to b. But

1:32:45

yes, hairstylist, you tip. If

1:32:48

you're getting a massage, that is such

1:32:50

an unless you're injured, that is such

1:32:52

a I got a little extra money

1:32:55

to spend, I'm gonna get a massage. That's that thing

1:32:58

you should probably tip. Right. What's

1:33:01

another one she mentioned Neil salon. I

1:33:03

don't know. I've never been to Nel salon. I think it's

1:33:05

a service and i's customary

1:33:07

to tip. I had never thought of it, like she's

1:33:10

saying, I would say tip. Let

1:33:12

me say too, Neil salons. This is

1:33:14

a I'm going to be very general here. Hair

1:33:17

salons. They have to rent a chair right,

1:33:20

So they pay five

1:33:22

hundred bucks a week to rent the chair, and

1:33:24

then they have to put a price out there that isn't

1:33:26

going to make people go, well, I can't go get a haircut

1:33:29

because it costs too much. But they're hoping they

1:33:31

do a good enough job. They make a few extra

1:33:33

dollars on top of that, so they're

1:33:35

not just setting their price and taking all the money. Sometimes

1:33:38

they pay a percentage of what they make into the chair.

1:33:42

So my general rule on

1:33:44

tipping is if you can, please do. But

1:33:47

there are certain professions where tipping is standard.

1:33:49

And those three you listed are, yes, you should

1:33:51

mind tip. What

1:33:54

jobs do you not tip? Because

1:33:56

movers you tip? Oh yeah, movers

1:33:58

you well, yeah, I guess

1:34:01

Amazon's come in your house every day. Probably don't tip,

1:34:03

okay, fair. I don't even see them. They're

1:34:05

like ghosts in the night, except for

1:34:07

that one. They showed up at ten o'clock the other night and

1:34:09

I was like, what, it's like Amazon, Like,

1:34:12

no, you're not Amazon. It's like yeah,

1:34:14

it's all right, man, it's just late. And he

1:34:16

walked around the backyard, looked in the back window. It's all

1:34:18

I'm just kidding. That didn't happen. He was

1:34:20

Amazon, just coming at ten o'clock. But

1:34:23

if it's a service, Oh, what

1:34:25

if you have like a personal

1:34:28

trainer? No, no, you

1:34:31

paid them their rate. Okay, I'm

1:34:33

just trying to think of picking up to go orders. No,

1:34:36

well, this is a this is a big one. If you can,

1:34:39

there's a line there, right, there's a line written

1:34:42

down line if you if

1:34:44

you can, that is there. Yeah, if

1:34:47

you're getting an oil change, oh no,

1:34:50

no tip? Okay, no tip there, Yeah,

1:34:52

feel free to. When I used to help people

1:34:54

with their cards out at hobby lobby and I would

1:34:57

owe the cards. Yeah, they'd have a bag full

1:34:59

of st ooh good one. A

1:35:02

tip wasn't standard

1:35:04

and I didn't get a tip most of the time, but holy

1:35:07

crap, when I got one, it was a dollar.

1:35:09

It made my whole day. You know. One

1:35:11

that I always wondered about is Christmas time. When

1:35:14

you buy that Christmas tree and they tied up on the top

1:35:16

of your car, do you tip them. I've

1:35:18

never done that. Oh, they've never done that because

1:35:21

because it really takes them like ten minutes to tie a tree

1:35:23

on top of your car, and then afterwards you're like, oh cool, merry Christmas,

1:35:26

thank you, yeah, I don't. I haven't done that. I'd

1:35:28

probably just keep a five hunt next

1:35:30

time. Yeah. Okay, so Sabrina

1:35:32

let me uh sorry, Haley, Haley,

1:35:35

you're still there, Hailey. Yeah,

1:35:37

let me just say this. I love you, right,

1:35:40

you do the best. You're wrong? Yeah, I think you're wrong.

1:35:42

You lose the argument. Yeah, your friends might be right

1:35:44

on this one. How do you feel about that? How

1:35:47

you called a national show?

1:35:49

And I know, but she might be like,

1:35:51

Okay, thanks guys, Now I get it. I'll

1:35:53

start tipping. Or she might be like, whatever, y'all are wrong

1:35:55

by you last time. I'm listening, y'alls

1:35:58

a curse up. I'm

1:36:00

curious, Haley, Haley, how

1:36:02

do you feel? Oh,

1:36:05

you made some valid points. I think if there was a

1:36:07

men's hair cut that takes twenty

1:36:10

minute. However, for women

1:36:12

sometimes we pay one hundred and fifty to

1:36:14

get her hair cut, color trimmed,

1:36:17

all of the works. If

1:36:20

I was a hair stylist, I would personally

1:36:23

include my tip in the price you

1:36:25

can, but you're going to tell a lot of people off by

1:36:27

having a higher price to cut the hair. People

1:36:29

are gonna go Why would I go there? If

1:36:31

she's charging you know a dollar thirty and

1:36:33

the other person that's charging eighty cents. By the way,

1:36:36

that's a haircut in nineteen twenty one. Yeah,

1:36:39

all right, Haley, we were glad you called

1:36:42

um. I hate that we didn't agree with you,

1:36:44

but we are who we are. It's okay, all right, see

1:36:47

you later, Sabrina

1:36:49

in Oklahoma. The lines are very okay friendly

1:36:52

right now, Sabrina, you're on the air. Him.

1:36:56

I'm a natar serpist and I disagree

1:36:58

with Haley as well. Not

1:37:01

only do we have boot rent, we have supplies,

1:37:04

we have taxes that we have to pay out

1:37:06

of that because we're self employed. So

1:37:08

it's not like we're really making the forty

1:37:11

five dollars an hour as a nail tex because you've got

1:37:13

to take in consideration all of that. What

1:37:16

about no shows? I always a lot of my friends

1:37:18

that do that kind of job. Either the people don't show

1:37:20

up or if they go to houses, they get canceled

1:37:23

on fifteen minutes before and they can't fill that spot back.

1:37:28

That's a question for you, Sabrina. All

1:37:32

right, there she goes. She hung up,

1:37:34

and listen. The people to disagree with us are the nicest.

1:37:36

The people to agree with us hang up on us. All

1:37:38

right, thank you, Sabrina. Have a good day. You guys

1:37:41

call us if you want it

1:37:43

doesn't have to be about this, and

1:37:46

go to our facebook page to

1:37:48

talk about this. Well, we post stuff

1:37:50

and people comment on the show. And then sometimes Morgan

1:37:53

out allowed go don't go to the facebook page, guys

1:37:55

talking to us. He's like, gets brutal over there right now,

1:37:58

but it is a sight to be seen. Follow us over

1:38:00

there if you want. Uh, it's good times. Do

1:38:04

you exercise at home now, yes, if

1:38:06

you exercise fully at home? Yeah,

1:38:09

me too. Now. I just if

1:38:11

I'm gonna get COVID, I just don't want

1:38:13

to get it at the gym. There's a lot of places you can get it.

1:38:15

Honestly, that's just not for me. We

1:38:17

have a little way of space now, we've kind of built a little

1:38:19

exercise room and stuff. But because of COVID,

1:38:23

kettlebell cells or up ten times,

1:38:26

pull up bars six times, barbells

1:38:29

three times. All this gym equipment has been selling

1:38:31

like crazy. Came and order it like my peloton.

1:38:33

It took them three months to come fix it because

1:38:36

they're so busy. I saw where their stock

1:38:38

dropp significantly because they couldn't keep up one with Demander

1:38:40

two. They couldn't fix this up. It's broken. Oh wow, And

1:38:43

so they dropped because of that. People

1:38:45

say, would you get one now? I would nope,

1:38:47

not right now. I wouldn't because you can't get it in three or four

1:38:50

months. Well, I mean, but you know the

1:38:52

best time to plane of trees. Now, go ahead

1:38:54

and order it. No. I would get like a Nordic track or something.

1:38:56

Oh, get a different brand right now. Okay, it's

1:38:58

great, but it's just you Gig can't

1:39:01

get the stuff in Eddie excisn't at all. No, I

1:39:03

don't know. I don't really do that. I walked

1:39:05

the dog for like an hour and a half. The fact that you're

1:39:07

on a diet and you're really killing yourself

1:39:09

with this diet, but you're not getting double the benefit out

1:39:12

of it blows my mind. Yeah, and I do. We did order

1:39:14

some dumbbells, so I got that sitting around, but I haven't

1:39:16

picked one up yet. Yeah. Do you want to come up and work

1:39:18

out with me? Oh man, the last time

1:39:20

we did that, those were just bad, bad days, like

1:39:23

you made me throw up one time. I'll never forget

1:39:25

that workout. That is very true.

1:39:28

I think that's some story he's created. He probably felt

1:39:30

a little bad. No, Remember

1:39:32

we ran up the hills and then I came back and

1:39:35

I'm like, wow, that's it felt good afterwards.

1:39:37

But I never want to do that again. It has

1:39:39

been harder to stay in shape though during

1:39:42

pandemic. Yeah, like, let's get this thing

1:39:44

over with. I know, please get your shots, let's go. Please.

1:39:47

Tonight I'll be leading off the Arkansas

1:39:49

Kentucky game on ESPN, doing

1:39:52

some stuff there, and then I'm joining the broadcast

1:39:54

for a little bit too. Oh Zubie calling

1:39:56

the place. Yeah, but I'll just be on my phone, so

1:39:58

I'll be watching on TV call in the place. But

1:40:01

yeah, but I'm doing a video too at the beginning of the Arkansas

1:40:03

Kentucky game tonight. Yeah, pretty pumped

1:40:05

about that. You just turn your

1:40:08

TV on ESPN. Wow, it's gonna be on

1:40:10

TV. It's just new sports channel. You'll

1:40:12

never hey, you'll never believe it sports all the time. It's tell

1:40:14

can you believe that there's enough sports to put

1:40:16

on twenty four hours? Okay, I

1:40:19

didn't know that meant you were actually on the

1:40:21

ESPN channel. It could be ESPN dot com.

1:40:23

You could have been

1:40:25

doing some webinar. No, it's

1:40:28

it's literally on ESPN tonight.

1:40:30

Yes, okay, in case when people don't know how

1:40:32

to watch that bounce out where where they go. So what you

1:40:35

do is you hit guide and there'll

1:40:37

be a channel with a red logo. It's

1:40:39

called You may look at it and go, what's ESPEN.

1:40:41

No, it's ESPN. Yeah,

1:40:44

and on there is sports all the time. Unbelievable.

1:40:47

It's the only see if I know what ESPN

1:40:50

stares for? Nothing? Oh not

1:40:52

really, okay, I

1:40:54

thought it was like everyday sports. Oh

1:40:58

ESPN, I don't

1:41:00

know. Okay, that's it. We're done. Have

1:41:02

a great DA everybody. We'll see tomorrow. By Bobby

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