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this guy. Welcome to Tuesday Show

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Morning Studio Money. All right, let's go around

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the room.

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Get to know what law

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do you think needs to be made? That's

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the question. You can interpret it however you want.

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What law do you think needs to be made?

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Amy it's illegal or ticketable

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or whatever. If you flip somebody off

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while you're driving, Oh.

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Is that because you get slipped off a lot? Yeah?

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I think's rude.

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No. No, but I'm saying that. I mean, I agree it is rude.

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Good, it's rude.

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I have been. I think it's distracting.

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No, but I'm saying people probably do that too.

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I'm not even justifying it because you sometimes

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aren't the best driver.

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Yeah.

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No, I've been slipped off when it's even their fault.

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Are you sure it's a fat Yeah?

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Okay, So if you flip off, yeah,

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I think it's and we can get evidence of it somehow.

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Yeah, we can do that.

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They get ticketed, Yeah, got it.

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If you flip off a cop, though, we'll hear like

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r that's a great question. Mostly

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don't win because it's freedom of expression. And

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also what does a finger up even mean? And

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how can you know what it means? I know, but

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it only means this in a certain defined

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part of the world, like you can cross whatever you

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know, mysterious, Uh

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state line, there is country line and it

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doesn't mean the same thing.

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Right, but here we know what it means.

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I hear you.

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Yeah, I think the law needs

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to be made of Once you make a charger

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and the plug in to a certain thing, you can't change

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it.

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Then we're all screwed.

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Oh please, because am i Apple

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products phone or computer. I

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gotta find different like male

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parts to go into the female parts male

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meaning sometimes it is like a very thin thing.

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Sometimes it's like a double thing. And so I got charges

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that where I don't know what plugs into what like.

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There should be like a five year rule if you start with

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this charger five years, but then

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if you make a new one, it needs to allow

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the old one to still work inside of it.

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But you can only make new ones going forward.

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Right, That's so good.

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It's so stupid that we have multiple Apple chargers

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plugging into all of our crap. And I'm like, have

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you seen the thick one? So has

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my wife She's like, what do you mean the charger?

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Uh?

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No, I got a thin one though, like dang

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latchbox. No more

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tip lines at every restaurant. Gotta

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do away with it. Everywhere you go someone

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wants a tip. I mean, we need to outlaw

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the asking for a tip at every

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place you go.

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If on our iHeartRadio app if we had a

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tip line where people could tip you while listening,

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I'll take it exactly good.

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But know you outlawed it.

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Sorry, sorry man, I mean we don't get tips,

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So I mean, if we're not gonna get tips, we provide probably

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the best service there is out there in this

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world.

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So I disagree with that statement, but I hear it. Okay,

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maybe doctors, maybe doctor, that's

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about it. You know, tip doctors.

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Ain't that interesting? How doctors are saving

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your life but they're getting a full salary. They're getting

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a full salary. You don't tip a doctor,

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but someone at the sub shop makes

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youre a sandwich and they put extra tomatoes on

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there and they wanted to.

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That's where the tiptof we're gonna be extra if

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I give you.

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Extra he sapples

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and oranges right now, they're not even the same thing.

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But there's a tip on you.

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You take it like you have a heart attack and

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an ambulance shows up and they

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save your life. Do you tip that EMS

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worker? Nope, you say thank you, have a good day.

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Can you imagine the

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res.

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Get you a mocuccino.

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The difference is that those

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are people that have the ability

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to pay their own bills and have

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they can pay their own mortgage when a lot of jobs

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in the United States, you've work six eight hours and you can't

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afford what the median household

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pays for a mortgage.

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Like that would be the difference.

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I got the visual of the ambulance guy going like, hey, thank

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you very much, his hands out like holds.

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A bucket, that's saying no, not exactly.

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I mean, that's the difference.

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I feel like a lot of times too, the parts where we're

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tipping is like they're doing things that we could

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potentially do for ourselves, but we're choosing

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to go have someone else to do it for us. We

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normally couldn't save our own lives.

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We could make our own sandwich. We can mow, or we

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could move ourselves.

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Like they're somewhere they can make my sandwich for me if I'm paying

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them to do that. But I do a great tipping

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cultures out of control but I have no problem with somebody just putting

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it too. It doesn't hurt me that they put a tip line

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there. You can just say no thank you if

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you want to, but it doesn't hurt.

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Me one bit.

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Nothing is lost from me when they put a tip

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somewhere that doesn't need to be tipped, nothing, nothing

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at all. But it can actually help people.

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So I guess that's my problem with that. But here

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it's your law man, Thank you, Eddie.

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Bad parking man one parks

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over the line out call the cops.

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I'm arrested every third.

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Day I didn't get out of here.

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We all the cops are towed.

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People don't take that serious. Like

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if you I do, I just can't park. You

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got to figure it out.

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No, no, I do.

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It's like my sixty year old son, he's learning how to drive right now.

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We're in parking lots every day. You need

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to learn how to park.

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Why do you think I always drive a small car part of us

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because I can't park, and my wife

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and I think probably the dudes on the show drive

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mostly because you guys Bragg like lunch watching.

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Yeah, if I'm in the car time,

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I'm driving, like wife to drive because I can't

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park, and I don't want to have to go back.

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Am I close to that? Am I over the line?

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Yeah?

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Hold on, back up. She's

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like, I can't even get out. I don't have enough room on my side,

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so I don't even drive.

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That's why you're parking spot here. You literally drive straight

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up.

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That's why I picked it coming in to the garage, and it's right.

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There's a straight shot.

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About people judging you that your wife is driving

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you around.

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I do not care. Boy, I

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don't think anybody's even judging me.

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Oh I I I seeing a woman driving

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over the guy. I'm like something in that relationship.

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I'm to open up the mail bag, mail

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and.

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He's breathing all the air.

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Pick something he called Bobby's mail

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bag.

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Yeah, hello, Bobby Bones. I got three kids,

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five, eight and fourteen. Family vacations

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coming up. We're going to Disney. My fourteen year

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old has been struggling with his grades all year. Smart

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kid hasn't applied himself, getting

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bad grades. We said, if you don't

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get back to a C as far

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as the average of your grades, you'll be missing

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out on summer plans, including

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vacation. Well, we just spoke to his

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teacher and his grades are not good.

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It will take a lot of extra credit and an excellent

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final exam for him to get that Sea average.

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If he doesn't reach the

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Sea average, my husband wants us to leave

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him behind with his parents. I

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think that's too harsh.

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My husband thinks this will stick

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with him forever. Yeah, what do you think should

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we teach him a lesson and not allow him go to Disney with the family

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if he doesn't get a Sea average? Signed

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mom of Reason as an

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non parent, want to get my opinion out of the way because it's

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just stupid. So as an non parent, it's

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not even about kids. But I think if you set

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a boundary and then you allow that boundary to be broken, that's

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just bad forever.

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The kids are different. I don't have kids, but I'm just with anybody.

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If you say, if you do this, you'll either

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get this or you'll lose this, and they

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do that and they either don't get that or they

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lose that, why would they ever trust ever again in the history

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of their life that any boundary that you're creating

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is going to be enforced, good or bad. I

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don't have kids. I'm checking out. That is my general

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theory life with everybody.

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But I don't have children. Amy.

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In my opinion, I think you need to find other summer

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plans that get taken from

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him or added to his schedule. Like maybe

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it's that he has to have a certain

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summer job or communities. That's

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what I said, your summer, you won't participate

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in summer vacation. Then

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they I don't know what to do about

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that, because this seems really harsh

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and yet something that will stick with the kid forever

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and they'll like not in

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a good way. I feel like it's like, really, you're going to go

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take everybody to this amazing family

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experience and my siblings get to go, which, yes, he

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didn't meet the goals, but they should have never

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been on the table to miss out on Disney. But

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it was figure out a new plan because you can't

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get to come up in therapy later.

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That's okay, I'm just asking you.

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They did say, if you can't do this, the expectation

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is this, we believe you can get it. And he

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agrees to it and then still doesn't get it. You still

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break and go never mind.

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I don't know what you're saying.

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I know it's hard. You can't. I mean, but at times

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I've definitely said things where I've had to be like,

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shoot, why did I say that? It's actually punishment for.

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Me not even disagreeing with your

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thought on it. I mean, I don't. I'm

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just wanting to state what you're saying.

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Okay.

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My thing isaries are not important.

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Got it?

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Boundaries are super important. They should have

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never said this.

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They did.

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They did.

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Well, then you need to figure out a new plan.

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Okay, I like, Eddie, this is easy. Look,

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you said it. These are the rules, and if you

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don't do that, you're not going to Disney. Like

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period, You're gonna stay with your grandparents. That's

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just what's gonna happen. Now, here's what you do. You

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go to the teacher in seat, a teacher meeting with a teacher,

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and say, hey, just so you know this, still get his

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grades, by the way, absolutely, this is the situation,

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teacher. If he doesn't get that se he's

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not going to Disney.

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So I know it's.

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Gonna be tough for him to get to that sea, But is

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there any way we can set up these little bonus

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things that he can do to get to that sea?

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Because it's gonna be a big deal, and I'm serious,

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he's not going to go to Disney, and I guarantee the teacher

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will work with him.

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And he'll get that ce sons

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a second early second summer job

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to be able to go and do because he's doing a bunch of extra

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Yeah, I'm down with that, as long.

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As you say, if you can't get to see you

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have to stick to it. That's what you's like.

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This actually isn't my problem.

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I've done it a couple of times. Teacher are gonna say, right, I've

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done.

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It a couple of times, and a lot of going on.

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Like most teachers are like cheering.

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They want to work with the kids. They don't want to fail the

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kid, and they obviously don't want the kid

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to stay home while the rest of his family goes to Disney.

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They're gonna work on it.

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You would say, okay, but let's say does not get

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a Sea average even after all that, sorry you're staying

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home. But you would also give there

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are plenty of opportunities and go talk to the teacher.

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What can we do. It's extra work. Give it to them.

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Let's have him hit it absolutely and.

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Show them to hey, look at all these chances you're getting take

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advantage of it because you're really not going to.

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Go to Disney.

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I agree with that part, like having.

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But then what if he still doesn't hit it.

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This is just such a bummer to

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go.

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That's it. Close the mail bag.

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We got your game mail and read

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on you now find the

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clothes Bobby fail bag.

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Yeah.

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Anybody asking you if you're serious about selling your ha.

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Yes, just listeners

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there. I got this one specific question

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of are you really selling your house because

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of a bird? Because I'm doing my punch

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list to put my house on the market. There's things that need

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to be done, so is it home depot?

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Oh someone saw you a person and asked you, yeah.

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And I was there getting my things and they're

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like, oh, I said, I'm just getting my house together

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because I'm gonna sell it. And they're like, wait, you're really selling

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it because you saw a bird in

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a nutshell. I just looked at them and said yep, and

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then kept on my way, which is not

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that simple. But yes, a message

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from the other side gave me peace and

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comfort about finally selling my home.

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It's just funny to hear a message from the other side.

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That's what it was.

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Though I was looking all song.

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Yeah, for an alien encounter or something.

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Okay, sign Amy has a house. Ammy

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went to look at another house. A bird shows up, a cardinal.

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Amy thinks her mom comes to her and cardinals.

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Amy's mom passed away, and

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so she's like, that's a mom. I'm selling

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the house.

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Correct. It is the

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most It's a piece that surpasses

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all understanding. I can't put it any other

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way other than and like, yeah, I'm finally doing

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it. I should have done it a year ago, but I didn't

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have the piece, which.

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Is the sign.

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Correct.

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Yeah.

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Yeah, it's crazy that I

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think you just wanted to sell your house so much.

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You were looking for anything to tell you to

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sell you.

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But I can't give myself the piece, right.

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She came to deliver the message

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that it's time let go.

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Yes, did your mom ever show up in

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like dude cardinals?

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Red cardinals are male?

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Oh, so your mom's a.

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Dude cardinal you'll identify as male.

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Yeah, because sometimes she's the brown one,

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which is the female.

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That's cool. I like that, Ray.

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Would you play voicemail number four please?

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Bobby on the way home.

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I always think of the same thing that Amy

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does regarding the cardinal.

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Coming home from work yesterday and I just

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plowed into.

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A cardinal, So go over to the top of my car.

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The only thing I could the

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only thing I could do was laugh.

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I didn't know, did

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I.

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Kill my dad?

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Dam about

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that right again?

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And I think he was serious he looks for cardinals,

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but then he.

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Yeah, I've that

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flu. I've

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had similar messages. I don't know what

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that means though, of like, you know, you and

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I both have experienced cardinals

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flying into our window, and like one was down

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on my ground and dead in my yard, and I'm

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like, what is my mom trying to tell me here? But maybe

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nothing. It doesn't mean everything's a sign.

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So you're taking financial advice from.

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Cardinals, it's not financial advice.

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You're selling your house.

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Yeah, that's not financial

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advice. That's moving on. That's closing

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one chapter and moving on to the next.

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Some might even say I'm closing an entire book

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moving on to the next book.

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Oh well, yeah, I'm with you.

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I think it's great. I think you wanted to do

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it anyway.

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Yeah, I should have done it a year ago, but

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I wasn't.

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Ready waiting for the bird to show up.

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I wasn't ready, My kids weren't ready. I waited

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for the right time, and the bird was saying it's time.

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But a year ago, did you ask for the sign?

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No?

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Okay, see that's

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that's a good When are you selling this house?

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It's going on the market, like sap.

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Yeah, I got to do my punch list. There's took

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down all the photos off the wall. Have to

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you know, fill in the holes, paint everything declutter.

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If you hadn't seen the cardinal, would you still sell the house?

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I don't know it all. Was

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it all lined up perfectly. I even

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went to that open house impromptu, and

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I don't think I would have gone if Caitlin had a gone

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with me. I didn't want to go alone. So everything

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had to line up, think about it. She had to be available.

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It was the last minute. We drove down there.

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We walked in the backyard, I see the cardinal.

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It's like boom boom boom all that house.

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Yeah, but I wasn't originally going to go.

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Like, what are the odds the cardinals going to be there at the

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same time?

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But outside everywork

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out and you didn't get to.

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Go well that I don't know. I

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don't know you know what.

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Good for you. I'm not even hating on that.

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I'm just saying it sounds like it, you know. I

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just you're basically taking financial advice from

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a bird.

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But this is actually financial advice that works in

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my favor. So it's great and

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I have peace about it.

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And that's all that matters, right, isn't it.

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I guess Eddie, you believe in signs.

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You Amy, I believe in signs. I'm always with

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you on this, But this one's a little wacky because

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if it was one bird, you know, and they told you like

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by the house, by something house like, that's

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different. So you

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do you?

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We like that about you?

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Thanks, I mean I am. I'm not changing

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my mind on this.

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No one's asking.

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I feel very cool.

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If a bird shows up today, it says, change your mind.

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But it's I don't know, give

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me a sign.

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But if you're a house dad, he say give me a sign not to sell

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my house. If you're a cardinal, show up, you say that,

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and then one shows up.

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She's not looking outside.

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Of course, she's not asking for that sign.

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I won't look outside at all.

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I'll work that way. I wasn't

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saying, like, hey,

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mom, if I'm supposed to sell

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my house, show up as a bird. I was like,

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Hey, I just want if I am supposed to move,

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show me that when

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you're looking for a sign,

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that's that piece I'm talking about. And so at

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that moment, when I walked outside and saw the cardinal

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and the kid was screaming because it was open

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house. There's lots of people there. A kid runs in the backyard

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and I thought, I literally thought, oh, it's

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gonna make the bird fly away. It's gonna make the bird fly

15:15

away. And the Cardinal stayed put because

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she wanted me to get the message

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it's true.

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Well, you can't say it's true, but it's

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true. Yes, it's your true that

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I agree with. Okay, let's

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know how it goes. I will please give

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Amy a sign today not to sell the house. I

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said it.

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You got to be looking looking.

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Yeah, but everything lines up for me to sell

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now, and it makes so much sense. I'm like shocked

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I didn't see it before.

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Well do you get a sign before you can get a bird? Right? Yeah?

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Okay, moving on, let's

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move on. I can tell y'all don't support it.

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It's fine, no, no, But do you have somewhere to live.

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Not yet.

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If

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I have nowhere to go, that's okay. I'll go to an

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apartment.

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She'll build a nest.

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It's time for the good news.

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Man. Perry High School, they went through a lot

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earlier this year. They had a

16:15

shooting at the school. They lost a student,

16:17

they lost their principal. I just really

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tragic. So you know, they can use any

16:22

of the good feels the good news they could get. And

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J. C. Penny was doing this whole prom giveaway

16:27

where certain schools we're gonna get fifty thousand

16:30

dollars donated to throw like an

16:32

amazing prom, which that's a

16:34

really special night for people. And this is just

16:36

a school that really needed, you know, to uplift

16:38

their spirits. And they are one of the recipients

16:40

of the fifty thousand dollars and they say

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they are going to throw the best prom

16:46

ever.

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It's really cool with jac Penny to do that.

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And if you think about it, too, prom can get expensive

16:51

because you have to buy tickets. But here's the deal. Now

16:53

that the school has the fifty thousand dollars, they don't have to charge

16:56

tickets or.

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They just buy big chocolate fountains. It's bought

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all chocolate fountains out cool. They still buy

17:01

tickets, but extra chocolate when you get there.

17:03

They're covering the tickets, transportation, food,

17:05

post prom activities.

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The only credit card we ever had as a kid because

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we didn't do credit. We did lay away a lot of places, we never

17:12

did credit. But the only credit we had was a J. C. Penned

17:15

credit card. And we would go every year, well

17:17

many years and get school shoes. We go to Pennies

17:20

school, Yeah, And so when

17:23

we would get new school shoes, we'd go to Pennies and they

17:25

had one stand of newer

17:28

like young shoes, like five, and I was like,

17:30

I get to pick any of these five, and then it'd be like, no, you

17:32

put like three because they're not super expensive ones.

17:34

But we put them on the ja Z Penny credit card. And that's every

17:36

time I drive by jaz Penny. That's what I think about. The one

17:38

place we'd go to get schools in the one credit

17:40

card that would actually give.

17:41

My mom a credit card because the credit was so bad.

17:43

But I have like a good relationship with that and

17:47

the fact that they still exist.

17:49

I know, for so long they'd

17:51

have to do a full k Mard or anything.

17:53

Yeah, that's a great story. That's what it's all about.

17:56

That was telling me something good. We're

17:59

gonna play the balls feud ten

18:02

answers on the board.

18:03

Forbes has the list of the highest paid actors

18:05

of twenty twenty three.

18:08

Eddie go it is easy. Give me the rock, showing

18:10

the Rock.

18:13

No, it is not on the list. But twenty twenty three. How

18:15

maybe didn't have a movie on the list.

18:17

Okay, maybe not.

18:18

Maybe didn't have a movie. Amy uh

18:22

Who.

18:22

Was in a movie? Who was in a movie?

18:25

Tom Hanks, Joey Tom Hanks, lust

18:29

Box, Yeah it's easy.

18:31

Give me Adam Sadler.

18:33

Jomy Sandler. One answer. Seventy

18:35

three million dollars in twenty twenty

18:37

three, a lot of money. Lunchbox

18:40

go ahead.

18:40

Yeah, all right, you done.

18:43

I'm coming back around. Give

18:46

me John.

18:50

That's a good one, John Cena. What movie

18:52

was he in?

18:53

Say?

18:53

I know he was in a lot of Stungs, This

18:58

big muscle guy

19:00

shows.

19:00

Yeah, that's what I'm in.

19:01

Movie.

19:01

Yeah, movie the wrestler, dude. But it could be actor.

19:04

Yeah, you're right, it could be anything. But no, Eddie

19:06

Pointer double Oh, give

19:09

me Ryan Reynolds, show me Ryan Reynolds.

19:15

Are you guys just picking people? Are you thinking about big movies

19:17

or TV shows?

19:18

I was thinking someone else said

19:20

the wrong name.

19:21

Yeah, I thought so son of them? I thought

19:23

so Amy.

19:24

Oh well, in that case, Barbie

19:27

was last year? Is Ryan Gosling on

19:29

there?

19:30

Is that your answer? Yeah, Ryan Gosling, That's

19:34

who I meant. I know.

19:36

Yeah, number four

19:39

Ammy has eight points?

19:39

There pointer double Amy, Selena Gomez,

19:42

Show me Selena Gomez.

19:46

Unchbox.

19:48

Well, I mean you did Barbie, Ryan

19:51

whatever his name was in there? So Margot Robbie was in

19:53

there. Show me Margot Robbie.

19:54

Correct, that's smart. Fifty

19:57

nine million bucks?

19:59

Number was she?

19:59

Two?

20:01

Oh?

20:01

There are still seven answers on the board.

20:03

Forbes has the list of the highest made actors of twenty

20:05

twenty three. You got

20:07

Adam Sandler at one, Margot Robbie at

20:09

two, Ryan Gosling at

20:12

four.

20:15

Yeah, one of the movies were big last year.

20:19

Be TV shows as well.

20:21

Yeah, I know. I'm just trying to think if there was anything

20:23

big that I watched.

20:25

Give me.

20:28

Sydney, sweetie.

20:30

That's pretty good.

20:31

Guess who's done everything.

20:32

I think she's a little too new though, to get a big, big big

20:34

paycheck. I think, so that's probably

20:36

a really good guest, though, Sidney tweety.

20:41

I like that though, you're thinking.

20:43

Yeah, I'm just trying to think who I see like in

20:45

everything, and she seems to be in everything.

20:47

Eddie, Okay, Dan, all of this talk

20:49

about who he was thinking about getting to give me a.

20:51

Lot of people.

20:53

Give me Sindaia who,

20:55

Sendaia who? Sandia

20:58

Zen.

21:01

Center sin sim he said, sim.

21:02

But you can see it however you want, show me Sandaya.

21:07

How does she gotta make a lot of money?

21:09

She does?

21:10

But this is top ten, Amy,

21:12

go ahead, Jennifer Aniston, Aniston number.

21:15

Six, forty

21:18

two million dollars. That's

21:20

worst twelve points. Go ahead. Now that's worth

21:22

eighteen points. That's round three, isn't it?

21:27

Still six answers on the board, Amy Reech

21:30

Witherspoon, show me Rech Witherspoon, Amy

21:36

with twenty six points.

21:37

Lunchbox. You need some need some real hits

21:39

here, Yeah.

21:41

Point, I got three names, go

21:43

ahead, you got three names down.

21:44

No one can jump in you can.

21:46

I don't know who if they were in anything though.

21:48

You got j Low, you got

21:51

Leonardo DiCaprio, you got

21:53

ben a Flack, You got Matt Damon.

21:55

They were They're all.

21:56

Huge in anything?

22:01

Was j Was Leonardo DiCaprio nominated

22:03

for anything? Was

22:05

Ben affleck up for any awards?

22:09

I should have watched that dumb show.

22:11

What is it called the Oscars?

22:12

The Oscars?

22:13

Five seconds?

22:15

Give me Leonardo DiCaprio.

22:18

Showy DiCaprio.

22:19

Ye, that is number seven,

22:21

worth twenty one points. You and name you are now tied. You

22:24

need one more, though, there's what we

22:26

have Sandler, Margot, Robbie, Ryan

22:29

Gosling, Jennifer Anderson and Leo DiCaprio.

22:31

You have five out of the ten. If you get

22:33

one more, you win. Yeah,

22:37

still five on the board. Highest payed actors of twenty

22:39

twenty three was Matt Damon.

22:42

Anything with Ben Aflack? I

22:44

mean, oh so hard man.

22:48

Don't forget Jaylo.

22:49

I know I got Ja. Oh, I don't forget her. She is

22:51

looking good for her age?

22:52

I mean for her age?

22:54

No.

22:55

No, do you see a fifty something year old looking

22:57

that good?

22:57

No?

22:59

Man, that's why.

23:02

Gives for the wind?

23:04

Ah?

23:04

Man?

23:05

Wait, who just came into your mind?

23:07

Will Smith? He was in some stuff, right.

23:09

I don't know, probably.

23:10

Man, Will Smith was in there, right?

23:14

I don't know. Maybe he wouldn't because the slap was

23:16

heard around the world.

23:17

So maybe last year was a down year for him.

23:20

Oh my gosh, kick somebody give

23:23

me.

23:27

Shut up for.

23:31

Bes show

23:35

me Jennifer Lopez. So

23:40

it's a tie been makeout?

23:42

No, no, no, no, don't make out a number nine.

23:44

It has been asked like number

23:49

number five was mad Damon, You're

23:53

such an idiot. So those I'm gonna take off.

23:55

Oh my gosh, but you both can have one

23:57

more guests for the win.

23:58

Here, write your answer down.

24:00

I'm in.

24:00

There are three answers.

24:02

Hey, it's not over yet. Focus.

24:04

There are three answers.

24:05

Adam Sandler, Margot Robbie, Ryan Gosling,

24:08

Matt Damon, Jennifer Aniston, Leo DiCaprio,

24:10

Ben Affleck.

24:11

There are three left, three, eight and ten.

24:14

I'm so stupid.

24:16

One guest has left. Lunchbox,

24:18

let me know when you're in.

24:20

Man, I'm just I don't

24:22

even want to play five seconds.

24:24

Okay, don't want to play, Amy,

24:26

I'm in.

24:27

You, George Clooney, Okay, lunchbox,

24:29

what do you have?

24:32

This is the biggest show on TV.

24:33

Man, Kevin Coston, all right, both the wrong

24:39

now We're just gonna bounce back and forth till somebody gets it,

24:41

or we just call it. Oh Amy,

24:44

go tumkers, correct

24:46

winner, Okay,

24:49

go ahead.

24:51

I don't know.

24:55

The other two would have been at number eight Jason State

24:57

though, Oh my god, oh was it?

25:00

It wasn't. If you can get number ten, you can

25:02

have it.

25:02

Go.

25:03

I can get Yeah, five seconds Jason.

25:07

Butler, that guy from Austin

25:09

Butler, Austin.

25:10

Butler, Jared Gerard Butler.

25:13

Oh no, Cooper, Cooper

25:16

Manning, No, what's his name? Cooper?

25:18

Allen Bradley, Bradley? Which

25:20

one show me any of

25:22

the names we just said?

25:24

My number ten was Denzel Washington. Ayman,

25:27

you are the one I show.

25:28

Yeah, we're

25:31

going to talk about the last time you guys were starstruck.

25:33

And I say that because I know we get celebrities

25:36

in our studio all the time, but like genuinely

25:38

starstruck.

25:39

There's a story out about Tiffany.

25:40

She used to sing I think we're alone now

25:43

doesn't seem to be anyone around.

25:46

And if you don't know it from Tiffany, you might know it from

25:48

Full House?

25:50

Did they sing that on there?

25:51

They did?

25:51

Yes, they did. So she was talking with

25:53

Michael Jackson. The most starstruck

25:56

ever was meeting Michael Jackson. I

25:58

had just taken Bad out of the number one

26:00

spot when she had I think we're alone now,

26:03

And then she went to the concert that he had

26:05

nearby, and he was very nice to her. She was

26:07

like, I was so starstruck. That's from

26:09

US magazine, the

26:11

most you've been starstruck?

26:14

Amy, I mean, I'm going to use a moment

26:16

where I was caught off guard, complete surprise. One

26:18

was expecting to see this celebrity. And

26:21

it was the time I ran into Reese Witherspoon

26:23

backstage at something we were doing

26:25

here, and she just I was walking by a door

26:27

and she walked out that door look right

26:29

in front of me. It was like a gift, and

26:32

I was with a sign. I

26:35

was starstruck to where. I don't know. I said

26:37

something stupid like I

26:39

love everything you do.

26:40

Oh wow, nice something like that.

26:43

Now my mind MND be playing tricks

26:45

on me here? Did you tell me that at the

26:47

event?

26:47

And then we go track her down and I introduce you to

26:49

her.

26:50

Maybe you don't get weird. I don't

26:52

remember either, but that sounds like it could have happened. Because

26:55

we just have a lot of experience.

26:56

I mean it was like I think I saw Reese Weatherspoon and I was like, Okay,

26:58

come on, let's go find her.

26:59

And we found her and said Hi, maybe you just

27:01

are blurred out.

27:02

No, I just think sometimes I'm like, oh, that definitely

27:05

sounds like that could have happened. But isn't

27:07

it weird? Do you think I would remember every single detail?

27:09

Well, that's what happens when you get started.

27:11

It's all a blur. Yeah.

27:12

I just know that. When she walked out of that door, I

27:14

was like, oh, she's like, excuse me. I'm like

27:17

no, no, no, no, excuse

27:19

me. We're good.

27:21

I ate dinner next to her to restaurant once, really

27:23

like right next to her. Yeah, she was sitting right in the middle table.

27:25

Would she eat?

27:26

I don't know. I didn't. I didn't care that much, you said to her. For

27:28

nothing.

27:28

I was a family time and she was

27:30

sitting righting like no special place, just the

27:33

middle of the restaurant.

27:34

Yeah, we were.

27:35

She was eating a little early, like we were. Mostly

27:37

I have to wake up early. I think she was a celebrity, so she

27:39

came a little earlier. But there was no like preferential seating

27:41

or anything.

27:42

Oh, I would have been looking the entire time.

27:43

Dude, Yeah, how do you not?

27:45

She's right there.

27:46

I just felt like it was her own business.

27:48

You know.

27:48

I don't want to get in that. I don't have her family time,

27:50

lunchbox. Most starstruck.

27:52

It's easy.

27:53

I was at a bar in Austin, Texas, and

27:55

my buddy Forrest comes up to me. He's like, dude,

27:58

I just saw Johnny Bananas in the back room,

28:01

and I said, there is no way Johnny

28:03

Bananas is at a bar in

28:05

Austin, Texas. And forest

28:08

search for thirty minutes in that bar because it's

28:10

jam packed, found him, came and

28:12

got me, and I went up to Johnny

28:14

Bananas and all I did was scream at him.

28:16

Well you before you elaborate, well,

28:18

you tell people who that is, because I don't think most people know.

28:20

Who that is. Johnny Bananas,

28:23

real world, Key West, you know him. I mean,

28:25

how can you forget it?

28:26

I didn't until you told me, And now I

28:28

do know who he is, and he seems like a pretty talented guy.

28:30

And then he was on the Challenge for many,

28:32

many years, and he's hosted other things

28:34

here and there, offshoots. But yeah,

28:37

So I went up to him, and I thought

28:39

I was gonna be so cool, calm collect him,

28:41

like, dude, what's up, big fan, Like, let us talk

28:43

to him? And all I did was like, Johnny

28:46

Bananas, like to

28:48

him, yeah, And then he's sitting there He's like yeah,

28:50

and I'm like, Johnny Bananas,

28:53

what are you doing, Johnny freaking

28:55

bananas man? And

28:57

I didn't ever really have a conversation with

29:00

him as more as I just like

29:03

yelled at him.

29:04

Did you think that would blossom into a friendship

29:06

though, somehow I did.

29:08

I thought I was gonna play it cool, we'd become

29:10

friends, you know, like he'd hit me

29:12

up like hey, what up?

29:13

What?

29:13

And no, it didn't happen. All idea was scream

29:15

at him.

29:16

And then then you started dming

29:18

him.

29:18

And then I kind

29:20

of just sent him messages and

29:23

then you got told to tell me to back

29:25

off.

29:28

Sad, That's true. I didn't want to tell you

29:30

that.

29:31

Yea so starstruck, like

29:33

I mean, because usually you think starstruck,

29:35

you just sit.

29:36

There and stare.

29:37

Yeah, you just reacted.

29:38

I just reacted. I couldn't down.

29:41

Respect that Eddie.

29:42

When I worked for the news. They sent me to a movie

29:44

premiere. I was just the camera guy. I was like, I'll

29:46

just show up, set my camera up, had no idea what

29:49

movie it was, who the actors were. And

29:51

here came a limousine parks right

29:53

there in the red carpet, and out comes

29:55

Johnny freaking depth

29:58

and I was like this, this is crazy.

30:00

What do you look like in person?

30:02

Like Johnny Depp? Like smaller, bigger, no,

30:05

normal size. I remember him being normal

30:07

size, but his like what

30:09

do you call that complexion? Like it was just

30:12

like it looked fake, like he looked like

30:14

a doll?

30:15

Was he really good looking?

30:16

Yeah?

30:17

Want of those celebrities you see in person and there's so much

30:19

better looking in person, even though they're good looking

30:21

on camera, But on camera there's just a higher standard we

30:24

hold because it's all beautiful people and we're like, no,

30:26

they're pretty good looking, but they're in real life.

30:27

You're like, wow, in real person when you want it's just

30:29

like I wanted to reach out and just touch him because it's like, you know, you

30:31

see him on TV and movies like your whole life,

30:34

and there he is in front of you.

30:35

I was so starstruck. That's pretty cool. I

30:38

made a list. When I put the segment together last night,

30:40

I tear my list.

30:41

Yes, I've been.

30:42

Lucky enough to meet a lot of people.

30:43

I don't really get starstruck that often, but when I

30:45

do, I pee a little.

30:48

Okay.

30:48

Number five Derek Jeter.

30:50

What'd you mean him?

30:51

I did a whole two segments with him on the Today Show when

30:53

I host to the Today Show.

30:54

It's right.

30:56

It was bizarre in

30:58

the way of like, I was like, what body am I?

31:00

And he was so nice, so cool. It

31:02

was Hoda and I and I played it totally cool.

31:03

I was like, what's up? DJ?

31:06

Is he the one that would give the baseball in the.

31:08

Basket back in the day, like twenty

31:10

years before he was married and family?

31:11

Yeah, we thought they got to be a family.

31:12

Da.

31:13

How big was he?

31:15

No?

31:15

Probably like six to one it it's my size

31:18

maybe No, I mean.

31:19

You're not six to one?

31:20

Yeah?

31:20

Yeah, and she was and the dress

31:22

shoes I had on that day, for sure, But Derek

31:24

Teter and I was just chilling with him.

31:25

He was so nice.

31:27

That's number five. Number four Steve

31:29

Young. I saw Steve Young Derek

31:31

Jeter six three So my size?

31:33

Oh yeah, your size okay.

31:36

Uh Steve Young, quarterback for the forty nine ers.

31:38

I was there with you.

31:39

We saw him and he was in a group of people and I was like, oh

31:41

boy, I don't want to go and bother him, but I just

31:43

walked up and just stood in the group

31:45

of people and I was like, yeah,

31:49

yeah, you just kind of jump in and laugh.

31:51

And then people started to walk away, and I was.

31:52

Like, hey, Steve and Bobby and he goes we

31:55

to listen to your show all the time, and I was like, what

31:57

where a lot of minor

31:59

sports well as you can tell. Five

32:01

Jeter, four, Steve Beyond number three. Lenny

32:04

Kravitz not a sportsperson.

32:06

iHeartRadio Music Festival last year.

32:09

I've loved Lenny Kravitz. Never met him.

32:11

He's like a ghost. Like when

32:14

who sees Lenny Kravitz and he shows up. I don't

32:16

know old, he is fifty something. He did not look

32:18

he did not look at them.

32:20

He's beautiful and he was so nice.

32:22

What did he smell like, do you

32:24

remember that leather?

32:25

Yeah, because he was like wearing leather. He

32:28

was.

32:28

Kravitz is fifty nine years old, and

32:30

I just remember thinking, this is so cool and

32:33

super kind. We did an interview, we talked for a second and he

32:35

left, so there was nothing like extra there.

32:37

I was just like wow. Number

32:39

two Jim Nance, Hello

32:42

friends, all right, Bobby golf.

32:45

But NCAA basketball tournament final four? Football,

32:47

Yeah, with Tony Romo, Yeah, all of

32:50

it.

32:50

So Jim Nance is like. I

32:52

was like, wow, that's Jim Nance.

32:53

And I was with Charles Kelly from Lady A and he was like, you should

32:56

just go. So I had a Jimmy super nice and I'm like, I'm not going. Jim

32:58

Nance is so tall and I was like,

33:01

hi, Jim, like.

33:03

Like so tall, like yellow, the same high Jim.

33:06

Jim Nance a big dude. He's like six three so my

33:08

hy okay

33:11

six three.

33:11

Six four hey.

33:12

But when he talks these I was just like TV guys.

33:14

And then I saw Jim Nance here in town. He

33:16

came up behind me in a golf cart and was like, Bobby, what's

33:19

up? And then we talked like fifteen minutes.

33:20

Oh he didn't pull up a go Bobby, what's up?

33:22

Hello? Friends? Did? Jim Nance

33:24

is pretty awesome? And then number one can you name it?

33:27

He was in the studio, Oh John Mayer,

33:29

no.

33:31

Adam Deret's kind of cross. Oh yeah, never met

33:33

him. That was the first time you'd never ever met

33:35

him?

33:35

Yeah.

33:36

John Mayer and I had a brief like friendship

33:38

fleeing, which one of my favorites. But there was a time

33:40

where if I was in like California, I would see were

33:42

like hang out a little bit like

33:45

ilean, like a friendship frame plaing.

33:47

Yeah, I don't know that I've ever heard of a friendship fling.

33:49

It was very brief.

33:50

We don't do it anymore, but it was like once

33:53

I was hosting, uh, I was

33:55

hosting a radio thing with something, and he was like, Hey,

33:58

I'll come over there and say hi. And he came in and like

34:00

drove over and came in. We talked for a long time, had nothing

34:02

to do with the show. Then he was doing a show and I was

34:04

in town. He was like, hey, come to the show.

34:06

And then.

34:08

What happened.

34:09

We don't even talk anything.

34:12

They fade, no reason to fade. I

34:14

just think I lost my favorite. It

34:16

happens yeah by Adam Durret's number one of the

34:18

County Crows because as a kid

34:21

and as an adult, my favorite band.

34:23

Around here.

34:26

A Sister Tones.

34:28

Almost what Barry Switzer.

34:30

Oh you coach Dallas cowboyd coach Arkansas

34:32

razorback player sat next time in a Southwest flights

34:34

as honorable mentioned.

34:36

Yeah, so I

34:38

love being star struck. Here's

34:41

a voicemail we got last night.

34:43

I heard the caller call in and say that, you know, didn't

34:45

like you at first, and then now she likes you. She

34:47

just had to give you a second shot. I just want

34:49

you to know I've always liked you from

34:52

the get go, been listening to you for a long

34:54

time now, I'm gonna say probably

34:56

at least ten years.

34:57

Anyways, I love the.

34:58

Show, always have, always little That's

35:00

all I want to say.

35:01

Thank you.

35:01

You can't commit to always will yeah,

35:04

I'll tell you right now.

35:05

Never know, sometimes we are really annoying.

35:07

So I don't know you'll always love the show, but we appreciate

35:09

you always loving it so far. People change,

35:12

and we definitely can change in a way that would

35:14

irritate the crap out of you. But no, thanks for the car. I

35:16

really appreciate that.

35:18

Let's move on to number two.

35:20

Go ahead.

35:21

I just have to say, if you are not listening

35:23

to the post show, you are missing out

35:25

on.

35:25

Some real behind the scenes. You guys

35:27

are amazing.

35:28

You're really your true selves whenever you do the

35:30

Post Show, and I love.

35:32

It, thank you.

35:33

It's that we don't have time restrictions on the Post

35:36

Show correct where it's like, okay, we have nine

35:38

minutes, we got to get off the air. We've got to do a commercial

35:40

or we're gonna get sued. So sometimes

35:42

we have wrap things up on the Post Show. Sometimes it gets a

35:44

real real you.

35:45

Amy's pile of stories.

35:47

Right.

35:47

If you want to feel happy, hug yourself

35:49

for twenty seconds a day, you

35:51

have to close your eyes euphimism or

35:54

no no, no no, close your eyes,

35:56

think of something that's been bothering.

35:58

You put one hand on your chest and

36:00

the other on your stomach, and that's you giving

36:02

yourself a hug. And you say to yourself

36:05

in that moment, how can I be a friend to

36:07

myself right now?

36:09

Huh?

36:09

And it's I don't know. They just a bunch of research and they

36:11

say that it's supposed to help you feel better.

36:13

Would you open your eyes bones?

36:14

Remember when you would go in a corner. We'd do that

36:16

when we were younger, and then we would like.

36:17

We'd hug our back and look like they were making out somebody.

36:20

When somebody says they did a bunch of research, that means

36:22

we don't know.

36:22

What they did.

36:23

Well, this is from Science Direct, So and I

36:25

know you love science.

36:26

No idea what science direct even means?

36:29

Like is that even a real thing? Somebody can just

36:31

name themselves that never heard of that? Yeah, yeah, I can

36:33

have something called rock climbing illustrated. Nobody

36:37

know the difference.

36:37

I can just have it. But I hear you, all right, go ahead.

36:39

I also saw this thing speaking of like comfort

36:41

and feeling happy that forty percent

36:44

of adults sleep with a stuffed animal

36:46

or like a true there's.

36:48

No way, there's no way. Is the same people

36:50

from Science Direct or whatever?

36:51

Does anyone on the show do No? Okay, I don't

36:53

think so.

36:55

Almost fifty percent?

36:56

No chance, I would say maybe one out

36:58

of twenty.

37:00

Does?

37:00

I mean? I have a friend that has her binkie from.

37:02

Like she doesn't sleep with it every night? Yes,

37:04

she does.

37:05

Every night, and she's had it again.

37:07

Negative, I don't, no lunchbox,

37:10

no tune Raymundo, No

37:13

okay, No, I'm telling you.

37:15

Not accurate, Morgan. No,

37:19

I do not, and

37:22

we but we should have made fun of people that do.

37:24

No, does your friends single, No,

37:26

she's married.

37:28

Maybe forty percent of weirdo is still take it to bed with

37:30

them. Like, if you're a weirdo and

37:33

you take it, forty percent of weirdos still take it

37:35

to bed.

37:36

It's all falling apart. It's this little like blanket

37:38

thing that she's had since she was a baby.

37:40

Yeah, it's weird, all right? What else?

37:42

Okay, So Lunchbox and Eddie aren't

37:44

that familiar with four oh one k's. But hey,

37:46

guys, you're not alone because

37:48

the study was done and half Americans

37:50

have no clue what a four one game.

37:52

I'm going to tell you. I don't know what.

37:53

I don't know how how it works. I have no

37:55

idea. I just know I have it. And

37:58

then money goes from my check into it, and then the

38:00

company invests that money and they

38:02

make money, I think, and then I get money.

38:04

See when I hear that, I'm worried that,

38:07

Like the company invests so the company

38:09

can lose it.

38:09

What do you think a bank does with your money? Yeah, they told

38:12

it. No, no, they invest

38:14

it. If we put money in the bank, I know that the

38:16

reason they want your money is so they can invest it

38:18

and make money.

38:20

See, I feel like, yeah, in the times

38:23

that they match it, Like if you're at a company that'll

38:25

match it, that's a win win. And I feel like they invest

38:27

in things, you know, that are.

38:28

Like a sure thing, like they know what they're doing.

38:31

I don't really know how to explain it four to one K. I

38:34

just know that I have one. And I was told when

38:36

I was like twenty seven, hey, they offer

38:38

this at your company, so you should

38:40

do it. And then I've never looked back. Okay, and

38:43

I have a retirement fund. You know how much you

38:45

got in there?

38:45

Yeah, I showed it, showed me and is it awesome?

38:47

Yeah, I'm like I need to get

38:50

to depositing or something.

38:52

I don't put money in it, like a percent a

38:54

percentage, but not a full percentage comes out of my check. Like

38:56

only up to a certain point does a percentage come out, right.

38:59

I've been told I don't know.

39:00

I don't know what's up.

39:01

I wish I could a party with it, but I'm gonna party when

39:03

I get old.

39:03

I guess yeah, yeah, I think you can pull

39:05

it out, but you just have to say all right,

39:08

but you have to like pay a fee or a finer

39:10

always. So Sam Hunt was on Taste

39:12

of Country Nights podcast and he

39:14

was talking about how you'll have

39:16

to like shoot him before he won't sleep in his own

39:18

bed, like if he's in a fight with his wife, like he's

39:21

gonna be there.

39:21

One beautiful thing about Hannah is that

39:23

she forgives quickly.

39:25

And I also have a rule that I'm not sleeping on the couch.

39:27

So she's gonna have to shoot me before.

39:29

I don't sleep in my old bath.

39:31

Oh well, I mean I'm sure if that's the case,

39:33

she's probably slept angry. She's not

39:35

like forgiving before.

39:37

I will say one time, like my wife and I were

39:39

fighting and she locked me out of the room. So I just unscrewed

39:41

the door knob and went back in.

39:43

When she was asleep.

39:44

Yeah, she woke up and she's like, oh, what did

39:46

you do. I don't have a relationship with my bed.

39:49

It's not me. I don't care.

39:51

I mean, like you'll sleep on the couch.

39:52

No, like the couch. My bed's good, but I don't

39:55

like care. It's not like I need to be there's

39:57

certain pillows. We have two sleep numbers, so

39:59

I've also got one upstairs with the different blankt covered. I'm,

40:01

oh, well that's different, and I don't But if I if

40:03

like I get in later or something, I'll just go sleep up there,

40:06

or if I'm up all night, I'll sleep up there.

40:08

But I don't really care about the

40:10

I don't have a relationship with that.

40:12

Yeah, if we were fighting, I didn't care.

40:14

I wanted my ex to

40:16

stay in the bed like I we were fighting,

40:18

but he would always grab the pill in his blanket

40:20

and be all dramatic and you believe make

40:24

me.

40:24

So it's being healthy and

40:26

it's also.

40:27

Healthy though, close our

40:29

eyes and go to sleep.

40:30

You feel like you're triggered and you need distance.

40:32

What you do is you create distance. And

40:35

so everybody doesn't have the same fighting style.

40:37

Well, we're not fighting.

40:38

Let's just close the eyes and go to sleep and we'll figure it out.

40:40

Some people don't want to be near a person that's upset

40:42

them because it triggers them.

40:44

I don't think the city didn't want

40:46

to be near me. I think it's that he

40:49

just wanted to like make a big

40:51

statement because he knew how much it bothered

40:53

me that he would leave. Okay, maybe

40:56

both, don't you think hear

40:59

you is that it Hi. Maybe that's my file.

41:02

That was Amy's pile of stories.

41:04

It's time for the good news.

41:11

For the past few years, the community of Belleville,

41:13

Illinois have been struggling with abandoned

41:15

homes and neighborhoods, and people are like, man, these

41:17

abandoned homes, like they just look like trash,

41:20

and they're bringing down the value of our community. Really,

41:22

So a bunch of people that are retired, they're

41:24

like, you know what, We're not gonna let this happen. So they started

41:27

a nonprofit called West End Redeveloping

41:29

Group and they go around these neighborhoods

41:31

and they get the law to pass over the

41:34

property to them, and if it's restorable,

41:36

they go they renovate the whole home and they put it back

41:38

on the market. But if it's not, they demolish

41:41

it.

41:41

That's cool. So your

41:45

goal in life has to retire.

41:46

I can't wait. I'm gonna play golf, I'm gonna fish.

41:49

Where are you gonna get this money to play golf? My

41:51

retirement fund? But then

41:53

you join a club and then when you join.

41:55

It, where's your retirement fund?

41:57

Well? I mean just I don't know, I don't

41:59

know how this stuff work, but like eventually you have

42:01

one. I mean I save some money here and

42:03

there.

42:04

Like are you a member of the club, Like, now,

42:07

why are you magically able to be a member

42:09

of a club.

42:09

You don't have a thing four a

42:11

club now. But like, when I'm retired, that's all I

42:13

do. All my money is gonna go to that club.

42:15

What money because you're not working my retirement,

42:17

don't have any saved.

42:18

But dude, that's what old people do.

42:20

They have like this retirement fund, social

42:23

security boom.

42:25

I don't think securities have to get.

42:28

And you'll have more money because your kids are about to leave

42:30

the house. Then you'll be.

42:31

Dude, once the kids are gone, im gonna have you so much money.

42:33

Any money because you won't be working.

42:35

Okay, so how many years so your last kid.

42:37

Leaves, he's five now, so

42:39

do the math?

42:40

Thirteen or fourteen or fifteen to spending

42:42

boys, So are you going to be long

42:45

away? You're not even gonna be retiring age when they leave, So it doesn't

42:47

matter.

42:48

What do you mean when they leave the house entire early? Oh,

42:50

dude, when they leave the house.

42:51

I'm you retire early if you have a retirement, Like

42:53

if you have Oh my god, good for them.

42:55

Wait, I have a question.

42:56

These guys want to retire, but they're not doing anything

42:58

about their retirement.

42:59

But what age do they think they're retiring?

43:01

I need an age, probably sixty five that

43:04

used to be what it is.

43:05

Gosh, I ain't last than that long.

43:07

What do you mean, dude, I'm forty five. That's twenty years

43:09

from now. That's plenty of time to save

43:11

some money.

43:11

You have not saved.

43:12

But don't you want to do before that?

43:14

Well?

43:14

Sure I do, but I'm going to.

43:15

Do it tomorrow. If you could you really quick

43:17

work.

43:18

Yes, I'd buy a boat and I'd be on the on

43:20

the ocean fishing every day.

43:22

So you have other fantasies, not just quitting but having money.

43:26

I love the story, don't

43:28

love really the the

43:31

idea of you retiring but

43:33

you have no money and you're not saving anything.

43:35

And there's some special people that retire and then they

43:37

just want to go back to work and do good things for people.

43:40

That's really cool.

43:42

All right, thank you, that's what it's all about. That

43:44

was telling me something good.