WEBVTT - FULL SHOW: SO TIRED! 0:00:02.050 --> 0:00:04.269 Time to wake up! 0:00:04.290 --> 0:00:07.030 XL1 067 Y'all hangin' with Johnny's house. 0:00:11.789 --> 0:00:14.530 Wake up Central Florida, time to feel the vibe Welcome 0:00:14.610 --> 0:00:16.990 into Johnny's house, time to get live Hall of Famer 0:00:17.010 --> 0:00:20.030 Johnny Magic, the leader of the show Prime spitting facts, 0:00:20.070 --> 0:00:22.770 not much he doesn't know Ray on the side, spilling 0:00:22.829 --> 0:00:24.960 tea like a habit We got you in the chat, 0:00:25.020 --> 0:00:28.320 hit send, we grab it 106.7, we're next to you 0:00:28.380 --> 0:00:32.400 riding Johnny and the crew, we out here grinding Johnny's house, 0:00:32.640 --> 0:00:35.400 got your day off right From that first alarm sound 0:00:35.420 --> 0:00:37.440 to the last red light From the trends. 0:00:37.240 --> 0:00:39.320 To the stories to the things you need to know. 0:00:39.080 --> 0:00:43.210 Johnny's house on XL, we your number one show Y'all ready? 0:00:43.250 --> 0:00:45.909 Good morning, good morning, good morning. 601 Orlando's number one 0:00:45.950 --> 0:00:48.489 hit music station. It's XL 1067 Johnny's house. It is 0:00:48.610 --> 0:00:51.390 Monday and they say there's a 50% chance of shower 0:00:51.750 --> 0:00:55.010 possible thunderstorm this afternoon. Otherwise, it would be mostly sunny 0:00:55.030 --> 0:00:58.210 with a high today of 89. Right now, 74. 0:00:58.870 --> 0:01:02.290 Now, the Johnny's House Entertainment News with Ray. 0:01:02.390 --> 0:01:05.870 So Resident Evil did win the box office over the weekend. 0:01:05.910 --> 0:01:06.090 Yep. 0:01:06.250 --> 0:01:10.830 So it came out pretty strong, they said, about $ 60 million, 0:01:11.860 --> 0:01:13.319 which made it land in first place. 0:01:13.319 --> 0:01:15.459 $ 60 million doesn't seem that big, though, I feel like. 0:01:15.560 --> 0:01:17.100 You got to think about it. Like a couple of 0:01:17.140 --> 0:01:20.040 months ago, they were making $ 12 to $ 13 million at 0:01:20.060 --> 0:01:21.500 the box office and winning. So $ 60 million. 0:01:21.500 --> 0:01:25.380 $ 60 million. And Practical Magic 2 is in second place. 0:01:25.400 --> 0:01:27.880 They made $ 12 million. Spider-Man Brand New Day is still 0:01:27.920 --> 0:01:28.640 in third place. 0:01:28.800 --> 0:01:29.080 Wow. 0:01:29.180 --> 0:01:31.190 Which, you know, that movie is just killing it. The 0:01:31.290 --> 0:01:35.210 Odyssey actually continues to perform well as well. They made 0:01:35.209 --> 0:01:36.690 $ 5 million this weekend. 0:01:36.790 --> 0:01:38.730 But you gotta understand, Odyssey is doing it with one 0:01:38.770 --> 0:01:39.650 less showing a day. 0:01:39.670 --> 0:01:39.910 Yeah. 0:01:39.930 --> 0:01:41.350 Because it's like three hours long. 0:01:41.550 --> 0:01:41.850 Yeah. 0:01:41.910 --> 0:01:43.800 So if they were doing it the same hour and 0:01:43.810 --> 0:01:46.740 a half, they'd probably be right up in there with Spider-Man. 0:01:46.780 --> 0:01:51.020 Mm-hmm. Wiz Khalifa and Marine 5's Payphone, that song. 0:01:51.040 --> 0:01:51.160 Yeah. 0:01:52.660 --> 0:01:53.020 Oh, yeah. 0:01:53.100 --> 0:01:55.580 It's at one billion views on YouTube now. 0:01:55.680 --> 0:01:59.480 So it has officially passed one billion views, becoming the 0:01:59.520 --> 0:02:03.620 band's sixth video to reach this milestone. So they have 0:02:03.940 --> 0:02:05.200 six billion views. 0:02:05.220 --> 0:02:07.140 You know who's doing it? It's kids because they can 0:02:07.180 --> 0:02:09.020 watch a video. See, I can watch one video and 0:02:09.040 --> 0:02:09.299 I'm good. 0:02:09.480 --> 0:02:09.679 Yep. 0:02:09.919 --> 0:02:11.500 A kid can watch it 50 times a day. 0:02:11.620 --> 0:02:12.030 Yeah. 0:02:12.280 --> 0:02:12.500 Yeah. 0:02:12.590 --> 0:02:15.970 Over and over and over again. So they're just dominating 0:02:16.010 --> 0:02:18.290 right now with video streams on YouTube. 0:02:18.310 --> 0:02:18.549 So yeah. 0:02:19.290 --> 0:02:22.269 Girl Like You, One More Night, Memory, Sugar. They're all 0:02:22.370 --> 0:02:23.730 billion views. 0:02:23.810 --> 0:02:26.640 It's like they have their own musical world on stream. 0:02:26.840 --> 0:02:27.120 Yeah. 0:02:27.400 --> 0:02:29.400 No, it's for sure. We haven't talked about that song 0:02:29.440 --> 0:02:29.840 in years. 0:02:29.940 --> 0:02:30.640 No, I know. 0:02:31.380 --> 0:02:34.220 And then Gnarls Barkley. Did you see this? He's heading 0:02:34.300 --> 0:02:37.370 out on tour for the first time in nearly two decades. 0:02:38.010 --> 0:02:40.709 CeeLo Green and Danger Mouse are going to launch the 0:02:40.790 --> 0:02:44.690 nine dates. So CeeLo Green, Gnarls Barkley, Danger Mouse are 0:02:44.790 --> 0:02:47.950 all going to be there on November 5th in San Francisco. 0:02:47.970 --> 0:02:51.400 So there's not that many dates. 0:02:51.680 --> 0:02:53.799 I thought CeeLo Green and Gnarls Barkley was the same person. 0:02:54.880 --> 0:02:55.400 Is it? 0:02:55.520 --> 0:02:56.859 I don't know. I don't think so. 0:02:57.180 --> 0:02:57.960 I'm like, is it? 0:02:58.020 --> 0:03:00.410 I thought they were. I'll look it up. 0:03:00.440 --> 0:03:00.740 Go ahead. 0:03:00.840 --> 0:03:01.520 Oh, my God. 0:03:01.580 --> 0:03:03.079 If it is, my mind is going to be blown. 0:03:04.080 --> 0:03:07.880 Don't even. Okay, but anyways. So November 5th, kicking it off. 0:03:07.960 --> 0:03:13.490 And then I see the closest to us. Atlanta, Georgia. 0:03:13.950 --> 0:03:14.770 What venues? 0:03:15.150 --> 0:03:20.489 This is the Coca-Cola Roxy. Really? The Fillmore Silver Spring. 0:03:21.270 --> 0:03:23.630 Irving Plaza. Chicago, they're doing the House of Blues. 0:03:23.650 --> 0:03:25.090 So it's a lot smaller. 0:03:25.190 --> 0:03:25.970 Smaller venues. 0:03:26.230 --> 0:03:26.470 Yeah. 0:03:27.030 --> 0:03:27.790 No, they're not the same person. 0:03:27.810 --> 0:03:31.040 Okay, good. I was about to say, holy mackerel. 0:03:31.060 --> 0:03:34.450 Because Norris Barkley is a musical duo. And CeeLo Green 0:03:34.490 --> 0:03:38.330 is the individual. So it's kind of like, what is it, 0:03:39.250 --> 0:03:39.880 Silk Sonic? 0:03:40.190 --> 0:03:41.520 Oh, yeah, how it's Blue Mars. 0:03:41.600 --> 0:03:44.370 Yeah. Yeah, so he's in it. 0:03:44.540 --> 0:03:45.200 So he's in. 0:03:45.620 --> 0:03:45.800 Yeah. 0:03:47.100 --> 0:03:50.280 Oh, my gosh. Why do I feel so lost this morning? 0:03:50.340 --> 0:03:52.240 I'm like, hold on, wait. I'm going to have to 0:03:52.260 --> 0:03:52.800 map this out. 0:03:54.150 --> 0:03:56.290 We're just getting started, y'all. Strap up. It's going to 0:03:56.310 --> 0:03:58.430 be crazy. We'll come back. We did some crazy stuff 0:03:58.470 --> 0:03:59.690 over the weekend, and we'll share it with you next 0:03:59.750 --> 0:04:03.280 on Johnny's House. on Orlando's number one hit music station. 0:04:03.800 --> 0:04:06.360 There's a 50% chance of rain and that's going to 0:04:06.400 --> 0:04:09.540 happen this afternoon. Otherwise, mostly sunny. 89 is a high. 0:04:09.540 --> 0:04:12.060 74 right now. And fall starts when? Tomorrow? 0:04:12.080 --> 0:04:12.500 Tomorrow. 0:04:12.520 --> 0:04:14.080 Tomorrow's when fall starts because I don't feel like it 0:04:14.100 --> 0:04:15.840 around here. But it's supposed to start getting a little 0:04:15.860 --> 0:04:19.100 bit cooler later on in this week. Let's see. Friday, 0:04:19.120 --> 0:04:20.980 I didn't do anything because we had a big day 0:04:21.240 --> 0:04:25.380 on Saturday. And Saturday went out to the headdress ball 0:04:25.420 --> 0:04:28.360 at the Hilton Orlando. And we were there most of 0:04:28.380 --> 0:04:30.270 the day because we had We had a big part 0:04:30.290 --> 0:04:33.170 on stage, so we were rehearsing and behind the scene 0:04:33.230 --> 0:04:35.750 and that kind of stuff. Now, there was a lot 0:04:35.770 --> 0:04:38.990 of performers there. I mean, they probably had maybe 17, 0:04:38.990 --> 0:04:42.000 18 performing acts, and a lot of them were dancers 0:04:42.040 --> 0:04:45.040 and entertainers. And I just came in in sweats because 0:04:45.080 --> 0:04:46.580 I didn't want to wear what we're going to wear 0:04:46.600 --> 0:04:51.150 on stage all day. Yeah. When I went to the 0:04:51.190 --> 0:04:53.590 room of performers, they were stretching and doing stuff like this, right? 0:04:53.910 --> 0:04:56.859 So then they had rooms, dressing rooms that had men 0:04:57.000 --> 0:04:58.680 and women. So I went in there and made sure 0:04:58.740 --> 0:05:01.580 all the curtains were closed and, you know, get dressed 0:05:01.600 --> 0:05:03.670 and making sure ain't nobody looking in. I walk out. 0:05:03.810 --> 0:05:05.890 Dancers and performers don't care. 0:05:05.910 --> 0:05:06.750 No, they do not. 0:05:06.890 --> 0:05:08.070 They just, I was like, oh! 0:05:08.570 --> 0:05:08.870 No. 0:05:11.190 --> 0:05:12.990 I didn't know. 0:05:13.290 --> 0:05:14.029 Yeah, you're brave. 0:05:14.170 --> 0:05:16.349 So I just looked down at the ground because I 0:05:16.370 --> 0:05:19.020 look up and there's a woman there in a thong stretching. 0:05:19.620 --> 0:05:22.460 For them, that's what they do. That environment was nothing 0:05:23.339 --> 0:05:26.300 for them. And I think I made them look uncomfortable 0:05:26.320 --> 0:05:30.360 because I'm looking at the ground trying not to look up. 0:05:30.420 --> 0:05:32.990 But they probably knew that you felt like out of. 0:05:33.610 --> 0:05:33.909 Oh yeah. 0:05:33.950 --> 0:05:35.130 Cause nobody was in comfort zone. 0:05:35.210 --> 0:05:36.589 Well, I figured that then that when I went into 0:05:36.610 --> 0:05:39.470 that little standup dressing room, no one was in there, 0:05:39.630 --> 0:05:43.200 not a soul, just me. And, uh, so afterward we did, 0:05:43.220 --> 0:05:46.400 it was an amazing event, amazing event. Uh, it's for 0:05:46.420 --> 0:05:50.560 a great cause. And, uh, I was, I guess you 0:05:50.620 --> 0:05:54.289 can say awakened by a 83-year-old singer by the name 0:05:54.370 --> 0:05:56.609 of Thelma Houston. A lot of you listening have no idea, 0:05:56.650 --> 0:05:57.930 but that's your grandmama. They probably know. 0:05:58.150 --> 0:05:59.190 She's incredible. 0:05:59.290 --> 0:06:01.830 She's 83 years old. She rocked it. I mean, she was, 0:06:02.010 --> 0:06:03.969 I'm sitting there going, what in the world? 0:06:04.230 --> 0:06:04.690 I agree. 0:06:04.990 --> 0:06:05.970 I need to work out. 0:06:06.730 --> 0:06:08.210 The way that she was kicking her legs up. 0:06:08.210 --> 0:06:11.010 Kicking and singing Motown songs. And I'm sitting there going. 0:06:11.730 --> 0:06:13.229 I'm sitting there going, oh, man, I need to go 0:06:13.270 --> 0:06:17.310 to bed. It was really eye opening. It was a 0:06:17.370 --> 0:06:19.310 great night. It was a lot of energy. And if 0:06:19.360 --> 0:06:20.880 you have they're going to do it again next year. 0:06:20.920 --> 0:06:23.600 And if they do, you should go because hope and 0:06:23.620 --> 0:06:26.870 help does a lot for the community. You know, they 0:06:26.890 --> 0:06:29.320 had a family there who didn't know what to do. 0:06:29.339 --> 0:06:31.740 They didn't know where to turn. They had no insurance 0:06:31.800 --> 0:06:33.940 and they called Hope and Help and they, you know, 0:06:33.980 --> 0:06:37.130 got them medical care, a place to live. And anytime 0:06:37.170 --> 0:06:39.070 there's an organization that's doing that for the community, I 0:06:39.490 --> 0:06:40.970 was more than happy to get involved. And I hung 0:06:41.050 --> 0:06:42.770 out with Ray and all of them. It was cool. 0:06:42.800 --> 0:06:44.700 I only had. Two glasses of wine because I didn't 0:06:44.720 --> 0:06:48.040 want to mess up on stage. But afterwards, Ray, I 0:06:48.060 --> 0:06:49.580 saw you double fisted. Oh, yeah. 0:06:49.700 --> 0:06:51.520 I had like two glasses of wine and I was like, 0:06:51.600 --> 0:06:53.140 all right, what are we doing? 0:06:53.220 --> 0:06:55.050 But we didn't make it to the after party. We 0:06:55.060 --> 0:06:55.610 left too. 0:06:55.690 --> 0:06:56.010 Really? 0:06:56.029 --> 0:06:57.789 Because it was a long day. It was long. 0:06:57.810 --> 0:06:59.510 All right. So how was yours, Ray? You had a 0:06:59.529 --> 0:07:00.270 lot of stuff going on. 0:07:00.290 --> 0:07:00.570 Yeah. 0:07:00.770 --> 0:07:03.670 Well, we had opening ceremonies for softball. 0:07:03.690 --> 0:07:03.930 Uh-huh. 0:07:04.220 --> 0:07:07.540 So we did that. Then she had her first softball game. 0:07:07.600 --> 0:07:07.980 How did she do? 0:07:08.160 --> 0:07:08.659 She did good. 0:07:08.860 --> 0:07:10.560 Really? Yeah, she did really good. She played first. Is 0:07:10.580 --> 0:07:12.400 this off the tee or is it they're actually? 0:07:12.760 --> 0:07:14.920 So she doesn't. 0:07:14.980 --> 0:07:15.440 Coach pitch? 0:07:15.500 --> 0:07:17.960 Yeah, coach pitch. And then if you miss the coach pitches, 0:07:17.980 --> 0:07:19.480 then they'll bring the tee out. But you can only 0:07:19.520 --> 0:07:21.420 swing once. Like if you miss it the first time, 0:07:21.460 --> 0:07:21.920 then you're done. 0:07:22.040 --> 0:07:23.220 Okay. 0:07:23.260 --> 0:07:25.040 But she played first. She did good. She had a 0:07:25.380 --> 0:07:28.720 little error and she learned from that. First is what 0:07:28.840 --> 0:07:29.300 action is. 0:07:29.460 --> 0:07:29.720 Yeah. 0:07:29.900 --> 0:07:30.780 Everything goes to first. 0:07:30.940 --> 0:07:31.940 And she loves it. 0:07:32.200 --> 0:07:34.230 And they put me in right field because nothing happens 0:07:34.350 --> 0:07:36.530 in right field. Absolutely. Not a thing. 0:07:36.590 --> 0:07:39.250 That is where you put people that you just need 0:07:39.530 --> 0:07:39.870 to fill. 0:07:40.010 --> 0:07:42.080 I used to hate it when you knew guys could 0:07:42.140 --> 0:07:44.520 hit and they look at you. And I'm like, oh, 0:07:44.540 --> 0:07:44.900 here you go. 0:07:44.940 --> 0:07:46.920 Yeah, and then they change up their stance just to 0:07:46.960 --> 0:07:47.620 hit it towards you. 0:07:47.640 --> 0:07:47.800 Yeah. 0:07:48.870 --> 0:07:49.250 I know. 0:07:49.670 --> 0:07:51.530 Um, and then my son had his first football game, 0:07:51.790 --> 0:07:53.740 which he loved. He had so much fun. 0:07:53.750 --> 0:07:54.690 What position is he playing? 0:07:54.850 --> 0:07:57.250 So they rotate them so they can learn every position 0:07:57.300 --> 0:07:59.980 right now. But it's so cute though, because when he 0:08:00.020 --> 0:08:02.360 was doing quarterback or whatever, he like taps his foot 0:08:02.400 --> 0:08:03.400 and he's like, ready? 0:08:03.420 --> 0:08:03.500 Yeah. 0:08:04.020 --> 0:08:07.110 And I'm like, Are you serious? 0:08:07.150 --> 0:08:09.210 It is the cutest thing. No, the coaches do a 0:08:09.230 --> 0:08:10.230 good job rotating them. 0:08:10.270 --> 0:08:11.470 Yeah, that is too funny. 0:08:11.590 --> 0:08:13.890 Yeah, and then, of course, Headdress Ball, which was so great. 0:08:14.030 --> 0:08:15.929 I just love that that event is back. 0:08:16.030 --> 0:08:17.770 It is, and it's going to get bigger and better 0:08:17.790 --> 0:08:20.310 than ever. It was flawless. Yeah. Ray and I was 0:08:20.340 --> 0:08:22.520 a little bit nervous because, you know, you go on 0:08:22.580 --> 0:08:24.300 stage and you want to make sure that you get 0:08:24.340 --> 0:08:27.440 your message across. And they had a lot of moving pieces, 0:08:27.500 --> 0:08:29.600 but whoever the production team that they had there was fantastic. 0:08:29.850 --> 0:08:30.930 They were on point. 0:08:31.210 --> 0:08:32.510 They said, Johnny, they're ready for you. 0:08:32.710 --> 0:08:34.290 They'll come and tap you on the shoulder when it 0:08:34.340 --> 0:08:35.660 was your talking time. 0:08:35.679 --> 0:08:36.060 Hold up. 0:08:36.460 --> 0:08:39.560 We were nervous because we fell out of the loop, 0:08:39.580 --> 0:08:41.939 but we were very professional. We're like, we need scripts. 0:08:42.040 --> 0:08:43.040 We need this. We need this. 0:08:43.260 --> 0:08:46.179 Oh, yeah. It was a great opportunity. Like I said, 0:08:46.230 --> 0:08:49.250 if you have an opportunity to go next year, make 0:08:49.270 --> 0:08:51.270 sure you get your tickets because it's helping out a 0:08:51.309 --> 0:08:51.849 wonderful thing. 0:08:51.910 --> 0:08:52.290 Heck, yeah. 0:08:52.330 --> 0:08:53.969 I saw the video. Ray showed me the video of 0:08:54.110 --> 0:08:56.410 her son catching. And I'm like, when did he get 0:08:56.470 --> 0:08:57.090 locked in? 0:08:57.290 --> 0:09:00.410 I don't know. I don't know. Maybe after that first practice. 0:09:00.470 --> 0:09:00.610 Really? 0:09:00.630 --> 0:09:01.790 Because, like, at baseball, he was, like. 0:09:01.830 --> 0:09:04.290 Doing cartwheels and the infield and all that stuff. And 0:09:04.309 --> 0:09:05.610 I'm like, all right, he's not into this. 0:09:05.830 --> 0:09:09.469 I have a friend who has his sons in softball. 0:09:09.550 --> 0:09:11.550 I said, how they doing? He goes, man, there's one 0:09:11.650 --> 0:09:13.090 left field running, chasing butterflies. 0:09:13.390 --> 0:09:15.000 Yeah, picking flowers. 0:09:15.010 --> 0:09:17.180 Picking flowers. And I said, you know, they'll grow out 0:09:17.220 --> 0:09:19.120 of that. My kid, I tried him into every sport. 0:09:19.280 --> 0:09:19.960 Just wasn't his thing. 0:09:20.140 --> 0:09:21.840 Yeah, I mean, sometimes it's not. 0:09:21.940 --> 0:09:23.940 He says, all right. I'm in academics. I'm like, okay. 0:09:23.960 --> 0:09:25.520 But I was going to say, his brain's his thing. 0:09:25.620 --> 0:09:31.420 Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Yeah. He likes that. But everything, football, basketball, track. 0:09:31.500 --> 0:09:33.850 I'm like, listen, I can make you the fastest kid 0:09:33.950 --> 0:09:36.290 in your school. Because, you know, that's how I got 0:09:36.309 --> 0:09:38.330 to college. I can do that for you. But you're 0:09:38.350 --> 0:09:40.610 going to have to listen. Nah, I don't want to run. 0:09:41.230 --> 0:09:41.510 See? 0:09:41.710 --> 0:09:44.550 But you're fast. Nah. I didn't want to be that 0:09:44.630 --> 0:09:46.050 one to make him do that. Of course not. And 0:09:46.070 --> 0:09:47.030 I was like, if you don't want to do that, 0:09:47.070 --> 0:09:49.310 then that is fine. When we come back, we're going 0:09:49.330 --> 0:09:52.370 to talk about when have you been sore for no reason. 0:09:52.450 --> 0:09:53.949 If you get a little older, it happens. You wake 0:09:53.990 --> 0:09:55.550 up and you have to think about, what did I 0:09:55.590 --> 0:09:57.530 do that you woke up sore? We're going to talk 0:09:57.550 --> 0:10:01.140 about that next on Johnny's House. Mentioned over the weekend, 0:10:01.160 --> 0:10:03.020 we went to the headdress ball. And, Rae, when did 0:10:03.040 --> 0:10:03.860 you wake up sore? 0:10:06.160 --> 0:10:08.679 Sunday. I woke up and I was like, oh, my gosh, 0:10:08.700 --> 0:10:11.199 why do my hips hurt? And then I started walking 0:10:11.220 --> 0:10:14.420 and I was like, oh, my shins hurt. And it's 0:10:14.480 --> 0:10:17.219 because I was wearing heels, and I haven't worn heels 0:10:17.480 --> 0:10:18.500 in months. 0:10:18.900 --> 0:10:21.200 Okay, as someone who has never worn heels, I wore 0:10:21.220 --> 0:10:24.900 heels once on air as a stunt to see what 0:10:24.920 --> 0:10:26.380 it feels like. So during the course of the show, 0:10:26.420 --> 0:10:29.819 I put on heels all day, and I just thought 0:10:29.840 --> 0:10:31.770 it was weird because it seems like a big balancing act. 0:10:32.230 --> 0:10:33.569 Yeah, it basically is. 0:10:33.990 --> 0:10:38.370 So what does it do? I mean, it stretches your calves? 0:10:38.470 --> 0:10:40.630 It does all of it. And then, like, your toes 0:10:40.670 --> 0:10:43.210 are squished in some shoes. And it's, like, the bottom 0:10:43.230 --> 0:10:46.490 of your feet hurt. And, like, I've had shin splints 0:10:46.550 --> 0:10:48.150 because of, like, playing softball and stuff. 0:10:48.170 --> 0:10:48.329 Yeah. 0:10:48.830 --> 0:10:50.550 And, like, I don't know what it does. I don't 0:10:50.590 --> 0:10:52.530 know if it's just, like, the pounding of, like, the 0:10:52.650 --> 0:10:54.170 arched foot or what. 0:10:54.390 --> 0:10:57.970 I don't understand. And, you know, I've thought about this 0:10:57.990 --> 0:11:00.870 for a long time. Why would women wear shoes to 0:11:00.890 --> 0:11:04.110 hurt their feet? And then I knew one lady said, listen, 0:11:04.170 --> 0:11:05.429 she said, my feet are killing me. I'm like, well, 0:11:05.450 --> 0:11:06.870 take the shoes off. No, no, I can't take them off. 0:11:06.929 --> 0:11:07.150 Yeah. 0:11:07.350 --> 0:11:08.950 Because then I can't get them back on. Yes. 0:11:09.150 --> 0:11:11.090 Oh, once you take them off. That's why, like on 0:11:11.150 --> 0:11:13.520 Saturday when I took my shoes off, I went straight 0:11:13.559 --> 0:11:15.420 to the dressing room and I got my like flats 0:11:15.480 --> 0:11:17.340 that I wore earlier in the day because I was like, 0:11:17.360 --> 0:11:18.860 there's no putting these back on. 0:11:19.040 --> 0:11:20.370 So is it because your feet swell up? 0:11:20.559 --> 0:11:23.900 Because they swell up, but then it's like having a 0:11:24.000 --> 0:11:26.620 wound and then opening it back up. 0:11:26.900 --> 0:11:27.380 Really? 0:11:27.440 --> 0:11:27.900 I don't know. 0:11:27.920 --> 0:11:29.250 I don't know how to explain it. 0:11:29.500 --> 0:11:33.660 The way the shoes look on you outweighs the pain. Yes. 0:11:33.679 --> 0:11:35.810 Because they look so good on you and the outfit 0:11:35.830 --> 0:11:38.209 that you have on. that you don't give a damn 0:11:38.230 --> 0:11:39.390 that your feet are just hurting. 0:11:39.550 --> 0:11:43.250 Well, for the most part, I just choose comfort over 0:11:43.309 --> 0:11:47.240 heels nowadays. But for events like a gala or a 0:11:47.290 --> 0:11:51.460 ball or something like that, you have to wear heels. 0:11:51.580 --> 0:11:52.100 You have to. 0:11:52.160 --> 0:11:53.839 I'll say this, and I'll say it again. If I 0:11:54.140 --> 0:11:56.760 was a woman, I'd be real earthy. I would. I'd 0:11:56.800 --> 0:11:58.719 just be basic. You say that. I'd just be a 0:11:58.830 --> 0:12:04.010 basic earthy girl just wearing cottons. And everybody would know. 0:12:04.050 --> 0:12:08.450 They'd say, oh, that's just John. That's Johnette. He's earthy. Johnette? 0:12:08.490 --> 0:12:10.309 Johnette's real. She's an earthy girl. 0:12:11.880 --> 0:12:13.700 You say that, but it's just. 0:12:13.780 --> 0:12:13.900 I. 0:12:13.880 --> 0:12:16.320 Can't see myself doing it. I can't. I mean, I've 0:12:16.380 --> 0:12:19.260 seen like on the side of the foot where there's, 0:12:19.420 --> 0:12:21.439 you know, you had to put band-aids on. 0:12:21.580 --> 0:12:23.880 Well, they have these things that like you could put 0:12:24.040 --> 0:12:26.320 in your heels where there's extra padding. 0:12:26.480 --> 0:12:26.780 Yeah. 0:12:26.840 --> 0:12:28.660 So it doesn't hurt your feet, but. 0:12:28.830 --> 0:12:31.050 Yeah, my girl did something with her shoes. She put 0:12:31.070 --> 0:12:33.729 a bag of ice in the shoes and put the shoes, 0:12:33.770 --> 0:12:35.250 a bag of water in the shoes and the shoes 0:12:35.290 --> 0:12:35.730 in the freezer. 0:12:35.910 --> 0:12:37.870 To expand them, to widen them. 0:12:38.270 --> 0:12:40.890 Because usually they're like really tight. And when you put 0:12:40.910 --> 0:12:43.010 your feet in, it's just like tight on your foot. 0:12:43.050 --> 0:12:44.329 But when you do that, they. 0:12:44.270 --> 0:12:46.069 Strike them out. You know how guys strike shoes on? 0:12:46.350 --> 0:12:49.580 You put them on, you walk here. You walk there, 0:12:49.600 --> 0:12:53.740 you bend front, you bend back, and say, I'll take them. Yeah. 0:12:54.140 --> 0:12:54.540 No. 0:12:54.940 --> 0:12:55.140 No. 0:12:55.179 --> 0:12:56.860 Yeah, but I woke up and I was like, what 0:12:56.940 --> 0:12:58.500 the heck? Why am I so sore? 0:12:58.540 --> 0:13:00.079 And I was like, oh, that makes sense. 0:13:00.280 --> 0:13:01.580 So how long has it gone? Are you sore this morning? 0:13:01.600 --> 0:13:02.070 Are you sore now? 0:13:02.710 --> 0:13:04.650 My calf muscles are sore. 0:13:04.670 --> 0:13:05.550 Really? 0:13:05.610 --> 0:13:05.910 Yeah. 0:13:06.030 --> 0:13:08.770 Because it's like basically walking on your toes for six hours. 0:13:09.110 --> 0:13:11.690 Okay. See, now, again, I stress this once a week. 0:13:11.710 --> 0:13:13.890 I'm about... seven to eight months older than you, Ray. 0:13:13.950 --> 0:13:14.290 That's it. 0:13:16.929 --> 0:13:20.000 I wake up sore not knowing what happened. I mean, 0:13:20.020 --> 0:13:23.800 I didn't wear heels. I didn't work out. I must have, 0:13:24.100 --> 0:13:25.880 I hate this term, I must have slept wrong. 0:13:26.580 --> 0:13:27.300 Oh, wow. 0:13:27.559 --> 0:13:30.400 Well, that's when you know you're getting older. When your 0:13:30.440 --> 0:13:32.080 body just aches from sleeping. 0:13:32.240 --> 0:13:36.690 I'm like, man, my arm's a little sore. And you 0:13:36.710 --> 0:13:39.550 don't know why. I have no idea why. You go 0:13:39.570 --> 0:13:42.820 over the last 24 hours, and you're like, I didn't 0:13:42.860 --> 0:13:45.720 do anything out of the ordinary. You just kind of just. 0:13:45.740 --> 0:13:47.760 I'll tell you one thing. We played darts for like 0:13:47.780 --> 0:13:48.800 two hours one day. 0:13:48.820 --> 0:13:49.220 Uh-huh. 0:13:49.380 --> 0:13:50.680 The next right here the. 0:13:50.660 --> 0:13:53.820 Ditch of my arm from playing darts i'm like why 0:13:53.860 --> 0:13:56.510 is it so sore i couldn't even bet like straighten 0:13:56.550 --> 0:13:57.350 out my arm. 0:13:57.250 --> 0:13:59.790 The fact that you played darts for two hours. 0:13:59.530 --> 0:14:02.370 Who does that it was so much fun two hours 0:14:02.429 --> 0:14:04.770 yeah we're just sitting there talking hanging. 0:14:04.630 --> 0:14:07.610 Out i can't recall the last time except sitting watching 0:14:07.630 --> 0:14:09.390 a movie or a sporting event i've done anything for 0:14:09.410 --> 0:14:13.840 two hours Really? If I'm not watching TV or watching 0:14:13.890 --> 0:14:16.400 a concert or something like that, even if I'm playing 0:14:16.460 --> 0:14:18.280 cards with some friends, I have about two or three hands. 0:14:18.400 --> 0:14:18.720 I'm out. 0:14:18.980 --> 0:14:21.120 I'm done. Yeah, two hours? 0:14:21.160 --> 0:14:23.260 Well, because it takes a long time. 0:14:23.540 --> 0:14:24.840 Well, you're rotating in and out? 0:14:24.860 --> 0:14:26.960 Yeah, when you're playing cricket with like four people, it 0:14:26.980 --> 0:14:27.920 takes a long time. 0:14:27.970 --> 0:14:31.730 Really? Like, I'll play pool with some friends, but it's 0:14:31.770 --> 0:14:33.070 like two people on the table and you have to 0:14:33.130 --> 0:14:35.010 sit and wait for your time to come around. Yeah. 0:14:35.470 --> 0:14:36.990 So you might play one game, and then you'll sit 0:14:37.010 --> 0:14:39.210 there for another two games before you get back in. 0:14:39.570 --> 0:14:43.890 But I can't imagine playing pool two hours straight nonstop. No. 0:14:44.190 --> 0:14:45.190 I think that's why I don't golf. 0:14:46.210 --> 0:14:46.770 Probably. 0:14:46.810 --> 0:14:48.850 It takes a long time. A long time. It's a 0:14:48.850 --> 0:14:49.270 whole day. 0:14:50.410 --> 0:14:52.390 See, when you're about three or four months older than 0:14:52.410 --> 0:14:55.790 the rate like I am, your time is valuable. You 0:14:55.830 --> 0:14:58.270 got to watch that time. You got to be real 0:14:58.310 --> 0:15:00.050 careful what you give it to. I want to find 0:15:00.110 --> 0:15:02.510 out from you, when did you wake up sore or 0:15:02.720 --> 0:15:06.640 injured for no reason? You woke up... just you're sore 0:15:06.680 --> 0:15:09.260 you're hurt you're like what happened for no reason at 0:15:09.460 --> 0:15:16.220 all or is it just right let us know 407-919-1067 0:15:16.240 --> 0:15:20.160 877-919-1067 you can always text rxl mobile is 41067 live 0:15:20.180 --> 0:15:21.619 stream we want to talk to you throw it up 0:15:21.640 --> 0:15:23.910 on social media and if you have the iheart radio 0:15:24.150 --> 0:15:26.090 app uh you can drop a comment there and we'll 0:15:26.110 --> 0:15:28.250 play it back for me somebody from live live stream 0:15:28.290 --> 0:15:30.730 named charlie charlie charlie uh he said he's playing ping 0:15:30.750 --> 0:15:36.120 pong Ping pong. Is that Charlie? Is that Charlie? No, 0:15:36.620 --> 0:15:41.330 that's not Charlie. I better not be Charlie. All right. 0:15:41.350 --> 0:15:41.520 407-919-1067. 877-919-1067. 0:15:41.570 --> 0:15:43.510 When did you get hurt or injured for no reason 0:15:43.530 --> 0:15:46.250 at all? Tell us your story on Johnny's house. Dan Newland. 0:15:46.250 --> 0:15:48.870 1067 Bruno Mars. He was in Miami over the weekend. 0:15:48.970 --> 0:15:50.750 One night, it was raining like crazy. That's the thing 0:15:50.770 --> 0:15:53.270 about a stadium tour. It's either going to be a 0:15:53.290 --> 0:15:55.150 nice night, a hot night, or a rainy one. 0:15:55.170 --> 0:15:55.250 Yeah. 0:15:55.270 --> 0:15:58.830 When we went to Tampa, it rained just about two 0:15:58.890 --> 0:16:00.990 hours before the show. And then after that, it was 0:16:01.010 --> 0:16:03.770 just hot and muggy out there. Let's see, 50% chance 0:16:03.890 --> 0:16:07.110 of rain later on this afternoon, otherwise mostly sunny. High 0:16:07.130 --> 0:16:10.040 today of 89 is 74. Trying to find out if 0:16:10.080 --> 0:16:13.040 you woke up sore for no reason. And, Ray, there's 0:16:13.120 --> 0:16:16.900 reasons behind it. They say this mysterious body ache, it 0:16:16.940 --> 0:16:22.660 comes down to the natural circadian inflammation. Oh. Poor sleep mechanics. 0:16:23.140 --> 0:16:28.610 Dehydration or unrecognized environment can cause that. Now, for me, 0:16:28.910 --> 0:16:30.570 I'm looking at the list of things, and I think 0:16:30.590 --> 0:16:33.330 this is mine. I have a very, because I used 0:16:33.350 --> 0:16:34.330 to endure sleep number. 0:16:34.490 --> 0:16:34.670 Yeah. 0:16:34.690 --> 0:16:37.040 So I have a very, very, very, very, very nice bed, 0:16:37.540 --> 0:16:38.479 but I have cheap pillows. 0:16:39.520 --> 0:16:39.980 Oh, yeah. 0:16:40.060 --> 0:16:41.760 You've got to invest in pillows. 0:16:42.240 --> 0:16:45.660 I don't know. I can't see myself paying $ 100 for 0:16:45.720 --> 0:16:46.120 a pillow. 0:16:46.500 --> 0:16:46.920 I can't. 0:16:47.320 --> 0:16:49.260 I can't do it. That's just, you know. 0:16:49.280 --> 0:16:51.190 I mean, you don't have to spend $ 100, but like 0:16:51.250 --> 0:16:51.750 if they're just not. 0:16:51.770 --> 0:16:52.550 How much do you pay for your pillows? 0:16:53.660 --> 0:16:55.620 Probably like 25, 30. 0:16:55.620 --> 0:16:57.830 Well, you got beat up pillows too then. Uh-uh. Yes, 0:16:57.870 --> 0:16:58.330 you do. 0:16:58.350 --> 0:16:59.570 Go to TJ Maxx or Marshall. 0:16:59.590 --> 0:17:01.410 That's a beat up pillow, right? Uh-uh. 0:17:01.430 --> 0:17:03.410 Mine says Calvin Klein on them. 0:17:03.890 --> 0:17:05.869 Or it says Jimmy. 0:17:05.490 --> 0:17:08.020 Buffett on them. I think it's what's in the pillows. 0:17:08.160 --> 0:17:09.820 I'm not sure. I don't know. But I know mine 0:17:09.840 --> 0:17:10.830 are beat up. I know they are. 0:17:10.840 --> 0:17:11.880 I know my neck doesn't hurt. 0:17:12.960 --> 0:17:16.440 OK, there you go. Another one is awkward sleep positions, 0:17:17.220 --> 0:17:20.340 sleeping on your stomach and and twisting force that can 0:17:20.440 --> 0:17:25.720 that can do that. Improper bed habits, tensing your muscles 0:17:26.150 --> 0:17:28.170 while you're scrolling in bed and that kind of thing. 0:17:28.910 --> 0:17:33.590 Yours is called is a natural morning inflammation peak. It 0:17:33.609 --> 0:17:38.170 says your body, your biological clock naturally suppresses anti-inflammatory proteins 0:17:38.210 --> 0:17:41.200 while you sleep. causing minor physical strains when it happened. 0:17:41.720 --> 0:17:44.870 And yours is what they called a delayed muscle soreness. 0:17:45.880 --> 0:17:48.760 If you exercise, did some heavy yard work, or wore 0:17:48.780 --> 0:17:49.200 some heels. 0:17:50.070 --> 0:17:53.950 Yeah, I'm like, how do those core, like, doing yard work, 0:17:53.990 --> 0:17:55.070 wearing heels? 0:17:55.130 --> 0:17:58.610 You have micro tears in your muscle that often won't 0:17:58.650 --> 0:18:02.110 hurt until 12 to 24 hours later, hitting you right 0:18:02.150 --> 0:18:05.450 when you wake up. Now, here's one. I think I've 0:18:05.490 --> 0:18:07.320 had that once because I don't really deal with a 0:18:07.359 --> 0:18:10.060 lot of stress and anxiety. But when I have, it 0:18:10.080 --> 0:18:10.680 hits you in the neck. 0:18:11.000 --> 0:18:11.520 Oh, yeah. 0:18:11.619 --> 0:18:11.979 Yeah. 0:18:12.100 --> 0:18:12.460 For sure. 0:18:12.480 --> 0:18:15.660 They say chronic stress causes your body... to unconsciously hold 0:18:15.720 --> 0:18:18.679 physical tensions and clench muscles and stuff like that. But yeah, 0:18:18.700 --> 0:18:20.310 when I get stressed out, I feel it right here 0:18:20.369 --> 0:18:23.129 in the, in the neck, you know, what are they 0:18:23.150 --> 0:18:24.990 saying over there, ma'am? 0:18:25.010 --> 0:18:28.260 Somebody said standing for hours at Halloween horror nights. 0:18:28.380 --> 0:18:29.780 I cannot feel my legs. 0:18:30.670 --> 0:18:31.730 Oh, yeah. 0:18:31.780 --> 0:18:33.520 Theme parks is another one where you wake up sore 0:18:33.540 --> 0:18:34.000 the next day. 0:18:34.060 --> 0:18:36.359 I told you, Bruno Mars. I didn't know that in 0:18:36.380 --> 0:18:38.700 stadium tours that once they start, you're supposed to stand 0:18:38.760 --> 0:18:41.540 up the entire time. Now, I knew if I was 0:18:41.560 --> 0:18:44.600 going to stand up the entire time Sunday, my legs 0:18:44.619 --> 0:18:46.800 don't lock up. So during some ballots, I sat down. 0:18:47.119 --> 0:18:47.619 Yeah. 0:18:47.640 --> 0:18:50.150 You know, I a lot of people stuff like y'all 0:18:50.170 --> 0:18:51.470 standing for two hours straight. 0:18:52.510 --> 0:18:53.210 Uh-uh. 0:18:53.230 --> 0:18:54.090 Because they're true fans. 0:18:54.109 --> 0:18:54.229 Uh-uh. 0:18:54.250 --> 0:18:57.060 I said right. I'm just kidding. I'm a true fan, 0:18:57.080 --> 0:18:59.859 but listen, you over there hurting today, I wasn't. 0:18:59.880 --> 0:19:00.239 I know. 0:19:00.260 --> 0:19:02.060 That would lock your stuff. 0:19:01.880 --> 0:19:02.060 Up, man. 0:19:02.080 --> 0:19:04.640 Somebody also said that my wife woke up sore after 0:19:04.680 --> 0:19:06.389 a night of getting jiggy with it. 0:19:07.720 --> 0:19:10.200 Now, I know what you're trying to imply, and I 0:19:10.240 --> 0:19:12.640 really can't relate to that because there are a bunch 0:19:12.680 --> 0:19:14.709 of high school kids going to school right now. But 0:19:14.730 --> 0:19:17.090 the mere fact you said getting jiggy with it shows 0:19:17.109 --> 0:19:18.790 that you didn't know what you were doing. That's all 0:19:18.810 --> 0:19:23.530 I'm saying. That's all I'm saying. The sheer mention of 0:19:23.570 --> 0:19:25.850 the term get jiggy with it, no. 0:19:26.150 --> 0:19:28.040 Shane, he means that in the nicest way. 0:19:28.200 --> 0:19:31.119 No, player. It did not happen. All right, we're going 0:19:31.140 --> 0:19:33.300 to move on. Race Celebrity News on the way. What 0:19:33.340 --> 0:19:34.160 you got? 0:19:34.200 --> 0:19:36.020 Did you see what was going on with Carrot Top? 0:19:36.490 --> 0:19:38.169 Oh, yeah. I heard about that, man. 0:19:38.190 --> 0:19:38.859 We need to talk about it. 0:19:38.900 --> 0:19:40.899 That's coming up soon on Johnny's House. 0:19:43.580 --> 0:19:47.610 Now, the Johnny's House Entertainment News with Rae. All right. 0:19:47.630 --> 0:19:51.800 So, over the weekend, it was... pretty crazy the stories 0:19:51.820 --> 0:19:54.180 that were coming out about Carrot Top. So first, there 0:19:54.220 --> 0:19:58.180 were some Somebody that filed a lawsuit against him alleging 0:19:58.200 --> 0:20:03.040 that Carrot Top exploited him back in 2021. Then Carrot 0:20:03.080 --> 0:20:05.899 Top also supplied him with alcohol. And then there was 0:20:06.940 --> 0:20:11.700 non-consensual conduct while he was too intoxicated to consent. 0:20:11.900 --> 0:20:12.960 So this is all alleged, right? 0:20:13.000 --> 0:20:14.140 This is all alleged. 0:20:14.220 --> 0:20:16.460 Carrot Top has not been found liable for any of 0:20:16.480 --> 0:20:19.460 these allegations. So obviously this is connected to like a 0:20:19.500 --> 0:20:23.330 separate lawsuit by somebody else who said that Carrot Top 0:20:23.369 --> 0:20:29.170 also sent him unsolicited papers. explicit videos. So now, obviously, 0:20:29.250 --> 0:20:33.889 Carrot Top's legal teams have sharply, like, going in on 0:20:33.930 --> 0:20:38.010 these accounts and these allegations. But after all of that, 0:20:38.170 --> 0:20:41.190 there was an article that came out saying that he 0:20:41.250 --> 0:20:44.050 was admitted into the local Las Vegas hospital after an 0:20:44.109 --> 0:20:45.169 attempted suicide. 0:20:45.190 --> 0:20:46.230 Yeah. 0:20:46.300 --> 0:20:50.000 So... Now, the update, though, is that Carrot Top is 0:20:50.040 --> 0:20:52.920 awake and breathing on his own, and he's going to 0:20:52.940 --> 0:20:56.790 remain in the hospital following that suicide attempt. Um, but 0:20:56.830 --> 0:20:59.590 there's people that are saying that he remains hospitalized and 0:20:59.630 --> 0:21:03.629 under close medical care. Um, and he's continuing to improve. 0:21:03.690 --> 0:21:05.650 He's surrounded by family and those closest to him. 0:21:05.690 --> 0:21:07.700 He's one of park residents. So before you come up 0:21:07.720 --> 0:21:10.400 with a conclusion, just wait for, you know, for absolutely 0:21:10.440 --> 0:21:11.139 everything to come out. 0:21:11.260 --> 0:21:11.580 Yeah. 0:21:11.640 --> 0:21:14.760 Cause I mean, social media and media in itself, as 0:21:14.960 --> 0:21:17.139 soon as you see something negative, you run with it. 0:21:17.310 --> 0:21:18.690 You know, I don't know what happened. I wasn't there, 0:21:20.109 --> 0:21:21.389 you know, but you hate to hear someone. 0:21:21.410 --> 0:21:24.550 Uh, And they're all speculations, allegations, like you said. But 0:21:24.609 --> 0:21:26.610 he's got a ton of fans. 0:21:26.690 --> 0:21:29.750 And his representative came out and said that many messages 0:21:29.790 --> 0:21:32.150 from his fans have been shared with him. So he 0:21:32.180 --> 0:21:34.500 does have those positive stories that he can hear. 0:21:34.560 --> 0:21:37.600 When you feel down and out and people start saying 0:21:37.619 --> 0:21:39.940 some positive things, it really can change the way you feel. 0:21:40.160 --> 0:21:44.460 Absolutely. And then also this weekend, the lead guitarist of 0:21:44.820 --> 0:21:46.040 Newfound Glory passed away. 0:21:48.050 --> 0:21:50.109 And his band announced. 0:21:49.830 --> 0:21:52.930 That he had passed away. They're performing at Warped Tour 0:21:52.950 --> 0:21:55.870 in just a month or so. So they have been 0:21:55.910 --> 0:21:58.650 having some like a replacement for him because he has 0:21:58.670 --> 0:22:01.910 been battling cancer. So I'm not sure if they still 0:22:01.950 --> 0:22:03.900 are going to be performing at Warped Tour, but they 0:22:03.940 --> 0:22:07.120 said on the morning of September 20th. Chad Gilbert passed 0:22:07.160 --> 0:22:09.420 away peacefully in his sleep. He left the world surrounded 0:22:09.440 --> 0:22:11.899 by friends and family and took his final breaths with 0:22:11.940 --> 0:22:15.439 his wife and mother by his side. He underwent brain 0:22:15.480 --> 0:22:19.270 surgery in March to remove three tumors from his brain. 0:22:20.530 --> 0:22:22.709 But I guess it started with liver cancer and then 0:22:22.750 --> 0:22:24.530 went to his brain and then he had brain cancer. 0:22:24.810 --> 0:22:27.810 I think as a band, you sit down for, you know, 0:22:28.369 --> 0:22:30.950 take some time to grieve and then get together as 0:22:31.030 --> 0:22:33.590 just the bandmates and say, hey, Do we really want 0:22:33.630 --> 0:22:34.030 to do this? 0:22:34.130 --> 0:22:35.669 I'm pretty sure he was a local, too. 0:22:35.869 --> 0:22:36.149 Really? 0:22:36.550 --> 0:22:38.149 Yeah, from Central Florida. 0:22:38.450 --> 0:22:41.300 And say, hey, you know, if he's the type of guy, like, 0:22:41.560 --> 0:22:44.260 if something was to happen to me, and y'all know 0:22:44.300 --> 0:22:47.180 I want you to continue. Oh, yeah. You know, Johnny 0:22:47.200 --> 0:22:49.820 would want us to do that. And then if he 0:22:49.840 --> 0:22:51.340 felt that way, then hopefully the band would do that 0:22:51.359 --> 0:22:51.880 and it would continue. 0:22:51.960 --> 0:22:52.200 Yeah. 0:22:52.780 --> 0:22:54.780 I'm just trying to look for a positive story here. 0:22:54.800 --> 0:22:56.880 Because I'm, like, I'm trying to go through, like, you know, 0:22:56.980 --> 0:22:59.379 after those back-to-back stories, I'm like, okay, so what positive 0:22:59.400 --> 0:23:01.080 story do I have here to, like, top it off? 0:23:01.670 --> 0:23:04.929 MTV VMA has announced new social category nominees, which is 0:23:04.950 --> 0:23:07.590 pretty cool to see that they've added that because obviously. 0:23:07.250 --> 0:23:09.210 Social is what we're into. 0:23:09.300 --> 0:23:11.680 As much as you try to suppress it, it's here. 0:23:11.720 --> 0:23:14.740 So the lineup ahead of September 27th is when the 0:23:14.780 --> 0:23:17.980 ceremony is going to happen. But what they're saying is 0:23:18.020 --> 0:23:23.310 that the best album race obviously is with Drake, Taylor Swift, 0:23:23.450 --> 0:23:25.310 Bruno Mars. So there's a lot of people that are 0:23:25.660 --> 0:23:30.300 going after that but they're stacking up the social categories 0:23:30.359 --> 0:23:35.220 with best group on social media best long form video 0:23:35.460 --> 0:23:37.700 on social media um when. 0:23:37.600 --> 0:23:39.580 They say group they they mean. 0:23:39.280 --> 0:23:43.240 Um so there's like black pink bts okay okay cat's 0:23:43.359 --> 0:23:44.800 eye 21 pilots. 0:23:44.240 --> 0:23:47.620 Gotcha yeah Yeah, they have a strong social media presence. 0:23:47.680 --> 0:23:51.930 Yes, absolutely. But they're stacking it with best long-form video, 0:23:51.950 --> 0:23:55.450 like I said, on social categories. And then Instagram stories, 0:23:55.490 --> 0:23:58.890 they're doing the best song used in Instagram stories. So, 0:23:58.910 --> 0:24:02.050 I mean, again, we're all over social media, so I 0:24:02.070 --> 0:24:03.570 think it's smart for them to do that. 0:24:03.650 --> 0:24:06.189 Now, the one category is Drake, Taylor Swift, and who 0:24:06.210 --> 0:24:07.869 else is in that category? 0:24:07.950 --> 0:24:13.310 For best album, Drake, Taylor Swift, Sabrina Carpenter, Olivia Dean, 0:24:13.490 --> 0:24:14.490 Olivia Rodrigo. 0:24:15.369 --> 0:24:18.550 Now, I'll make a prediction. Whoever shows up for the 0:24:18.570 --> 0:24:21.450 award show is going to win. Has anybody committed yet? 0:24:21.470 --> 0:24:25.190 Because usually if you commit, you're going to win. Because 0:24:25.210 --> 0:24:26.449 a lot of people are like, nah, I'm not going 0:24:26.490 --> 0:24:26.649 up there. 0:24:26.670 --> 0:24:29.770 Well, Madonna's performing. She's opening it, and she's up for 0:24:29.810 --> 0:24:32.109 best album. But I don't see her winning. 0:24:32.369 --> 0:24:33.189 I mean, like, I'm sorry. 0:24:33.210 --> 0:24:34.030 I love the album. 0:24:34.070 --> 0:24:34.330 It's good. 0:24:34.350 --> 0:24:34.830 Then we'll find out. 0:24:34.950 --> 0:24:36.710 I say it's going to be Madonna. She's showing up, 0:24:37.220 --> 0:24:38.080 and she's performing. 0:24:38.220 --> 0:24:39.800 I mean, she's the only one that I know. 0:24:39.820 --> 0:24:42.460 Then she's going to win. And write that down and 0:24:42.500 --> 0:24:44.909 see if my theory is correct or not. Because you 0:24:44.930 --> 0:24:48.830 got to understand, you got a mega star like Madonna 0:24:48.869 --> 0:24:51.649 whose album is already doing well. There's no reason for 0:24:51.670 --> 0:24:52.990 her to show up unless they told her you're going 0:24:53.010 --> 0:24:53.260 to win. 0:24:53.410 --> 0:24:54.830 She's voted for so many categories. 0:24:54.850 --> 0:24:56.210 Because think about it. Why are you going to show 0:24:56.310 --> 0:24:58.330 up and sit there and look stupid when they pan 0:24:58.369 --> 0:25:00.810 over to you and you don't win? 0:25:00.830 --> 0:25:02.169 I mean, you got a point. 0:25:02.430 --> 0:25:03.909 If she don't win that one, she's going to win 0:25:03.930 --> 0:25:05.020 a few. Oh, yeah. 0:25:05.040 --> 0:25:05.910 She's up for 11. 0:25:05.910 --> 0:25:06.210 Oh, yeah. 0:25:06.320 --> 0:25:07.879 Well, she may not win that one, but she'll win 0:25:08.500 --> 0:25:09.800 like eight of them. She's going to win a lot 0:25:09.840 --> 0:25:11.399 of them. I'll tell you that one. All right, we 0:25:11.440 --> 0:25:12.960 come back. Ray's going to tell us what's trending on 0:25:12.980 --> 0:25:17.170 Johnny's House. 7.09, it is Johnny's house. Don't forget, coming 0:25:17.210 --> 0:25:21.129 up after about 7.35 this morning, Front Row Jonas Brothers tickets. 0:25:21.230 --> 0:25:22.379 I'm going to tell you how to win. Now, you're 0:25:22.390 --> 0:25:24.240 not going to be calling in to win. For Front 0:25:24.280 --> 0:25:26.639 Row Jonas Brothers tickets, you're going to have to do something. 0:25:26.700 --> 0:25:27.580 Yes, absolutely. 0:25:28.450 --> 0:25:30.199 And I can't tell you what that is. We'll tell 0:25:30.220 --> 0:25:32.459 you how you it's a lot. We can't tell you, 0:25:32.780 --> 0:25:34.780 but we can tell you. We'll tell you after 735 0:25:34.780 --> 0:25:38.600 this morning, 709 with his reign, possibly this afternoon, mostly 0:25:38.680 --> 0:25:41.379 sunny with the high of 8974 right now. Take a 0:25:41.400 --> 0:25:42.899 deep breath. Ray, what's trending? 0:25:43.140 --> 0:25:48.580 So yesterday there was a social media outage. They're saying 0:25:48.580 --> 0:25:52.860 17000 Facebook reports have shown up saying that they were 0:25:52.980 --> 0:25:55.190 down 17000. And people were panicking. 0:25:55.210 --> 0:25:56.210 People lost their mind. 0:25:56.230 --> 0:26:00.170 Also, 5,000 Instagram reports at the peak is when people 0:26:00.210 --> 0:26:04.260 were saying that they were dropping significantly around 10 p.m. 0:26:04.300 --> 0:26:05.780 last night. So if you were trying to get on 0:26:05.820 --> 0:26:09.960 Instagram or Facebook last night around 10 p.m., you didn't 0:26:10.580 --> 0:26:14.159 get an update or you weren't refreshing your algorithm, all 0:26:14.200 --> 0:26:15.859 that stuff. No, it wasn't working. 0:26:17.220 --> 0:26:20.260 I go on social media maybe twice a day. And 0:26:20.359 --> 0:26:21.959 if mine wasn't working, I'd just do something else. 0:26:22.270 --> 0:26:24.469 Yeah, you'd be like, oh, well, moving on. 0:26:24.510 --> 0:26:24.869 Moving on. 0:26:24.910 --> 0:26:27.310 Yeah, so what they're saying is that the services have 0:26:27.350 --> 0:26:31.080 been recovered. And sorry about that, basically, is what they're saying. 0:26:31.240 --> 0:26:33.740 So when someone can't get on their social media, they 0:26:33.780 --> 0:26:34.300 just lose it. 0:26:34.700 --> 0:26:35.060 Yeah. 0:26:35.520 --> 0:26:38.060 Or they'll go to like Twitter or X and be like, 0:26:38.420 --> 0:26:40.510 is anybody else not being able to log into Instagram? 0:26:40.869 --> 0:26:42.489 So what do you feel like they're just missing out 0:26:42.570 --> 0:26:44.609 on the last 20 minutes of something that's happening? 0:26:44.730 --> 0:26:46.910 I guess so. Or maybe they really want to post 0:26:46.950 --> 0:26:49.169 something and they can't post it. And so they're like, 0:26:49.190 --> 0:26:49.750 what the heck? 0:26:49.810 --> 0:26:51.750 Okay, I can understand that. I'm just talking about the 0:26:51.790 --> 0:26:54.109 ones that just go in and just look around. But yeah, 0:26:54.150 --> 0:26:56.090 if I want to post something, yeah, I'm going to 0:26:56.109 --> 0:26:56.530 be upset. 0:26:56.550 --> 0:26:56.790 Yeah. 0:26:56.910 --> 0:26:57.810 All right. 0:26:57.970 --> 0:27:00.590 There are many concerns about AI, obviously. 0:27:00.609 --> 0:27:00.810 Oh, yeah. 0:27:01.109 --> 0:27:03.680 And the biggest could be the name, I guess. I 0:27:03.680 --> 0:27:04.400 don't know if you saw this. 0:27:04.440 --> 0:27:07.760 President Trump said that the name artificial intelligence is bad 0:27:07.940 --> 0:27:10.800 and is asking people which new name they should change 0:27:10.859 --> 0:27:12.119 it to. 0:27:12.140 --> 0:27:12.740 World enders. 0:27:13.800 --> 0:27:14.380 Yeah, seriously. 0:27:14.400 --> 0:27:15.020 The world enders. 0:27:15.040 --> 0:27:18.520 Some of the options out there are superior intelligence. And 0:27:18.780 --> 0:27:24.220 extreme intelligence and supreme intelligence. So there are some polls 0:27:24.260 --> 0:27:25.919 that are out there if you want to go and vote. 0:27:25.980 --> 0:27:30.050 But they're saying that artificial intelligence is not a great fit. 0:27:30.350 --> 0:27:32.790 Here's the crazy thing. It's not even meant to be 0:27:32.830 --> 0:27:36.149 a joke. AI is so intelligent. Just ask them. What 0:27:36.170 --> 0:27:36.949 do you want us to call you? 0:27:37.510 --> 0:27:40.370 Seriously, they can rename themselves. 0:27:40.710 --> 0:27:42.920 They could easily do that. Yeah, that's the scary thing. 0:27:43.100 --> 0:27:46.600 Yeah. And there's also like significant AI China stories that 0:27:46.619 --> 0:27:49.659 are like developing and stuff. Obviously, they have proposed that 0:27:49.940 --> 0:27:54.389 an AI incident notification system. So which is intended to 0:27:54.490 --> 0:27:58.270 improve transparency like around AI incidents. 0:27:58.290 --> 0:27:58.490 Yeah. 0:27:58.730 --> 0:28:01.350 Basically, that could pose national security risks. 0:28:01.369 --> 0:28:03.889 Well, there's a lot of leaders of countries coming to 0:28:03.930 --> 0:28:07.640 the United States today saying, for this big forum. 0:28:07.700 --> 0:28:09.960 And that's what they're saying. There's this big meeting that's 0:28:09.980 --> 0:28:10.800 happening today. 0:28:10.900 --> 0:28:13.229 I'm just thinking, I mean, I don't even know how 0:28:13.250 --> 0:28:16.350 AI works. I know that people don't want those data 0:28:16.410 --> 0:28:18.649 centers in the neighborhood and all that stuff. But I'm 0:28:18.700 --> 0:28:22.070 thinking if I'm going to invent something, That one day 0:28:22.130 --> 0:28:25.310 can be outsmarted, can outsmart me. I'm gonna put a 0:28:25.330 --> 0:28:26.270 kill switch in there somewhere. 0:28:26.350 --> 0:28:27.550 Yes, there's got to be some barriers. 0:28:27.570 --> 0:28:29.330 There's got to be something in there that the AI 0:28:29.350 --> 0:28:32.689 doesn't know. There's a wall that you don't give us 0:28:32.730 --> 0:28:34.960 enough intelligence to let you know that that's there, that 0:28:35.660 --> 0:28:37.560 you can zip in and shut it down. But I 0:28:37.600 --> 0:28:38.380 don't think they've done that. 0:28:38.420 --> 0:28:40.840 But like with all the stuff that has been caused 0:28:40.880 --> 0:28:42.860 from social media, you would think that if you're coming 0:28:42.920 --> 0:28:45.280 up with AI, like put in those barriers. 0:28:45.320 --> 0:28:47.880 You would think. But the thing is not now is 0:28:47.940 --> 0:28:51.260 can you put in a barrier of something whose intelligence 0:28:51.320 --> 0:28:54.420 is always evolving? It's evolved more today than yesterday than 0:28:54.440 --> 0:28:55.200 it was the day before. 0:28:55.360 --> 0:28:56.760 Yeah, AI is just going to laugh at you when 0:28:56.780 --> 0:28:57.520 you try to put one in. 0:28:57.600 --> 0:28:59.050 AI is listening right now. I'm talking about put a 0:28:59.070 --> 0:29:02.890 berry in, please. I'll double dog dare y'all. That's what's 0:29:02.910 --> 0:29:04.970 happening in the world. All right, it's Monday. We need 0:29:04.990 --> 0:29:06.690 to wake you up. We need to find out what 0:29:06.870 --> 0:29:08.870 is your hype song. What is the song that you 0:29:08.910 --> 0:29:10.830 love to hear when you hear it? It makes you happy. 0:29:10.850 --> 0:29:13.210 It gets you up. It gets you going. We need 0:29:13.230 --> 0:29:15.410 to hear that. And one of you, we're going to 0:29:15.450 --> 0:29:19.190 hook you up with a family pack of Crayola Screamin' Green, 0:29:19.210 --> 0:29:21.790 a hollowed out, hunt, or wean. 0:29:22.580 --> 0:29:23.210 It's a mouthful. 0:29:24.580 --> 0:29:27.560 Crayola Screaming Green Hunt-o-ween. 0:29:27.580 --> 0:29:28.430 There you go. 0:29:28.440 --> 0:29:31.330 Get ready for Spooky Family Fun now through November 1st. 0:29:31.660 --> 0:29:34.230 Join in for Spooky Family Fun full of holiday happenings. 0:29:34.570 --> 0:29:38.070 There's so much to boo with themed scavenger hunts, Halloween crafts, 0:29:38.390 --> 0:29:42.200 photo ops, and so much more. Mars is at 735 0:29:42.200 --> 0:29:45.380 and Johnny's house, it is Monday. And there's a slight 0:29:45.420 --> 0:29:47.580 chance of rain, but it's going to start cooling off here. 0:29:47.600 --> 0:29:50.310 I think the really, really, really hot days, they might 0:29:50.330 --> 0:29:52.170 be over. Because tomorrow is the first day of fall, 0:29:52.190 --> 0:29:54.850 which means nothing here. 74, looking for a hot day 0:29:54.890 --> 0:29:57.690 of 89 and possibility of rain this afternoon. Otherwise, it's 0:29:57.710 --> 0:30:00.390 going to be sunny. All right, the Jonas Brothers are 0:30:00.410 --> 0:30:03.860 coming to town in October at the Kia Center, and 0:30:03.900 --> 0:30:07.260 it is one hot ticket. You guys still, still love 0:30:07.460 --> 0:30:11.160 the Jonas Brothers. Well, what you need from us is tickets. 0:30:11.820 --> 0:30:14.580 And we've been giving away tickets. But some of you say, well, 0:30:14.700 --> 0:30:18.300 can we get front row? And we say, absolutely. You 0:30:18.420 --> 0:30:20.820 can get front row tickets. But you know we just 0:30:20.880 --> 0:30:23.959 can't hand them to you. You have to do something. 0:30:24.200 --> 0:30:26.630 And here's the fun part. I won't tell you what 0:30:26.670 --> 0:30:29.430 you need to do until you get here. But what 0:30:29.450 --> 0:30:32.010 we need are real fans. I want real fans that 0:30:32.030 --> 0:30:34.970 are going to be sitting front row singing every Jonas 0:30:35.110 --> 0:30:39.239 Brothers song. Now, here's the thing. You have to be 0:30:39.320 --> 0:30:43.940 available from at least 8 until 10 a.m. Friday morning 0:30:44.030 --> 0:30:46.690 to come down to the studio. And you're saying, well, 0:30:46.770 --> 0:30:49.070 I'm coming down to the studio to do what? Can't 0:30:49.090 --> 0:30:52.650 tell you until you get here. That's the funny thing. 0:30:52.830 --> 0:30:54.690 But if you are a true fan, if you are 0:30:54.730 --> 0:30:58.190 a true Jonas Brothers fan, you will be here and 0:30:58.210 --> 0:31:00.770 we'll tell you we're going to qualify 10 people to 0:31:00.830 --> 0:31:05.110 come down on Friday from 8 until 10. And then 0:31:05.230 --> 0:31:08.040 once you get here, We'll tell you what you need 0:31:08.160 --> 0:31:10.820 to do. You don't need to wear any special clothing. 0:31:10.840 --> 0:31:12.800 We're not going to mess up your clothes and you 0:31:12.820 --> 0:31:14.360 have to go to work. It won't be any of that. 0:31:14.920 --> 0:31:18.000 Just know that you will have to do something. And 0:31:18.040 --> 0:31:22.050 at the end, we will have a winner front row. 0:31:22.090 --> 0:31:23.880 Were you ever sat front row before? I've never. 0:31:23.900 --> 0:31:24.740 I have not. 0:31:24.830 --> 0:31:26.830 You know, I did once. It was at a play 0:31:28.310 --> 0:31:30.810 at the Dr. Phillips. Okay. I did sit front row. 0:31:31.010 --> 0:31:32.170 Wow. 0:31:32.330 --> 0:31:34.390 Well, of course, I got my tickets from some friends, but... 0:31:34.690 --> 0:31:36.270 Everybody up there looked like, how are you sitting up there? 0:31:36.310 --> 0:31:36.850 Yeah. 0:31:37.030 --> 0:31:40.830 And it was pretty cool. It's a whole different show. 0:31:40.930 --> 0:31:41.250 Yeah. 0:31:41.430 --> 0:31:42.290 When you're sitting front row. 0:31:42.310 --> 0:31:47.510 I've only been like side stage area with Chris Brown. 0:31:48.790 --> 0:31:50.290 And I feel like I can smell him. 0:31:50.430 --> 0:31:52.650 But you've never sat front row? Nope. 0:31:53.350 --> 0:31:54.670 You guys are going to be so close. 0:31:54.840 --> 0:31:55.230 Man. 0:31:55.300 --> 0:31:57.600 Maybe they'll like spit on you. Who knows while they're singing. 0:31:58.480 --> 0:31:59.900 Or they'll sweat on you. Who knows? 0:31:59.940 --> 0:32:01.780 I think they'll probably sweat on you. They don't look 0:32:01.800 --> 0:32:02.780 like the spitting type of man. 0:32:02.800 --> 0:32:04.300 No, but you know when they talk sometimes? 0:32:04.380 --> 0:32:04.620 Yes. 0:32:05.120 --> 0:32:06.680 Sometimes a little saliva comes out. 0:32:07.220 --> 0:32:08.100 You bottle it up. 0:32:08.280 --> 0:32:10.620 Somebody's calling. I want to find out. I think they 0:32:10.640 --> 0:32:13.260 probably think I'm going to give them away right now. 0:32:13.280 --> 0:32:15.239 Turn down your radio. Turn down your radio. Turn down 0:32:15.280 --> 0:32:17.380 your radio. Turn down your radio. There you go. 0:32:17.660 --> 0:32:17.870 Yes. 0:32:18.200 --> 0:32:19.310 Why are you calling? 0:32:20.330 --> 0:32:21.370 For the Jonas Brothers. 0:32:22.670 --> 0:32:24.489 But I haven't told you what you need to do yet. 0:32:26.110 --> 0:32:27.510 I'm sorry. 0:32:27.550 --> 0:32:28.570 I'm just excited. 0:32:28.610 --> 0:32:30.810 You have to be available to come to the studio 0:32:31.290 --> 0:32:33.770 Friday morning between 8 and 10. Yes, I heard that. 0:32:33.890 --> 0:32:35.860 What do you do that you can just automatically call 0:32:35.890 --> 0:32:37.880 a radio station and say I can get off or 0:32:37.940 --> 0:32:39.300 be there from 8 to 10 on a Friday? What 0:32:39.320 --> 0:32:41.540 do you do? You're a student, aren't you? I work 0:32:41.640 --> 0:32:44.920 at Disney World. Okay. And are you scheduled to work 0:32:44.960 --> 0:32:45.420 on Friday? 0:32:46.820 --> 0:32:47.080 No. 0:32:48.360 --> 0:32:48.479 Oh. 0:32:48.740 --> 0:32:49.640 Okay, perfect. 0:32:49.840 --> 0:32:53.010 And it doesn't scare you what you may have to do. 0:32:54.230 --> 0:32:55.450 No, not for the Jonas Brothers. 0:32:55.930 --> 0:32:57.910 Really? Now, I tell you what, I'm going to let 0:32:57.930 --> 0:32:59.750 you in. You're the first one in. How about that? 0:33:00.490 --> 0:33:00.730 Yay! 0:33:00.930 --> 0:33:03.330 How about that? Now, here's the thing. I'm going to 0:33:03.350 --> 0:33:05.390 have to get some information from you, but you can 0:33:05.410 --> 0:33:08.440 wear regular clothes. It's not one of those slime things 0:33:08.580 --> 0:33:13.080 or endurance things or anything like that. Okay. But you 0:33:13.100 --> 0:33:18.140 have to be a fan. I am a huge fan. Really? 0:33:18.240 --> 0:33:20.200 I'm talking like 20 plus concerts, yeah. 0:33:20.500 --> 0:33:22.070 Are they bringing a plus one or are they just 0:33:22.140 --> 0:33:23.010 coming by themselves? 0:33:23.090 --> 0:33:23.950 Coming by themselves. 0:33:23.990 --> 0:33:24.330 Gotcha. 0:33:24.410 --> 0:33:26.590 Now, she can bring somebody with her. You can bring 0:33:26.610 --> 0:33:27.970 somebody with you, but they won't be in the contest. 0:33:27.990 --> 0:33:28.690 Yeah. 0:33:28.970 --> 0:33:29.540 Okay, hold on. 0:33:29.550 --> 0:33:31.530 Let me put you on speaker real quick to write 0:33:31.570 --> 0:33:33.210 down this information. No, no, no, no. 0:33:33.330 --> 0:33:35.930 I'm not going to give you the information now. When 0:33:35.950 --> 0:33:39.010 you hold on, Ray will give you the information. Yes. 0:33:39.790 --> 0:33:40.810 Okay, gotcha. 0:33:40.890 --> 0:33:44.460 Okay, so I can bring my Jonas friends, though, like 0:33:44.480 --> 0:33:44.960 just one? 0:33:45.260 --> 0:33:47.100 You can bring them to watch you do it, whatever 0:33:47.120 --> 0:33:47.740 it is you're doing. 0:33:47.880 --> 0:33:48.640 Okay. 0:33:48.720 --> 0:33:51.480 Yeah, but they're not in the contest, though. Now, if 0:33:51.520 --> 0:33:55.000 you happen to win, you can take them if you'd like, 0:33:55.040 --> 0:33:56.240 but that's your choice, not ours. 0:33:57.340 --> 0:33:57.500 Okay. 0:33:57.520 --> 0:33:59.840 All right, now if you're a Jonas Brothers fan, tell 0:33:59.880 --> 0:34:03.990 me something about them I would not know. Let's see. 0:34:05.180 --> 0:34:06.450 Oh, gosh, I know so much. 0:34:06.830 --> 0:34:08.370 Yeah, just give me one thing. You got to stand. 0:34:08.390 --> 0:34:09.350 I don't know anything. 0:34:09.370 --> 0:34:12.430 You can throw out anything, actually. 0:34:12.450 --> 0:34:16.989 Okay, so Joe's my favorite. Joe was born on August 15th. 0:34:17.170 --> 0:34:21.550 Okay, all right, that's enough. That's enough. 0:34:21.590 --> 0:34:22.069 Let's see. 0:34:22.090 --> 0:34:25.700 That's enough. All right, will you hold on? Okay, we'll 0:34:25.719 --> 0:34:28.200 get that information. Now, we're going to do one round. 0:34:28.739 --> 0:34:33.600 If you are a true Jonas Brothers fan, You have 0:34:33.620 --> 0:34:35.250 to be able to– and we're in Maitland. You have 0:34:35.270 --> 0:34:37.390 to be able to get here from 8, be ready 0:34:37.410 --> 0:34:39.969 to go at 8 until 10. What you're going to 0:34:40.010 --> 0:34:42.700 have to do, we won't tell you until you get here. 0:34:43.000 --> 0:34:45.480 But it's nothing strenuous. Nothing's going to mess up your clothes. 0:34:45.500 --> 0:34:47.040 It's none of that kind of stuff. It's nothing that 0:34:47.060 --> 0:34:48.780 we're going to have to sign– A piece of paper 0:34:48.810 --> 0:34:50.810 saying that if something happens, we're not liable. 0:34:50.830 --> 0:34:51.330 It's not that. 0:34:51.350 --> 0:34:52.910 You're not going to be able to sue us for anything. 0:34:52.930 --> 0:34:56.710 For anything like that. Okay. Now, if you are able 0:34:56.770 --> 0:34:58.790 to do so, 407-919-1067, 877-919-1067. And we will find three 0:34:58.810 --> 0:35:00.310 more today. And then we'll do it tomorrow and do 0:35:00.330 --> 0:35:03.360 it Wednesday. And then on Friday, it will happen. It 0:35:03.380 --> 0:35:12.600 will go down. So if you're a true Jonas Brothers 0:35:12.620 --> 0:35:17.130 fan and you want to sit front row, 407-919-1067, 877-919-1067. 0:35:17.150 --> 0:35:21.590 And we're not going to screen the calls. So if 0:35:21.610 --> 0:35:23.650 you're calling and it's ringing, you better stay on the phone. 0:35:23.969 --> 0:35:25.310 Because when we come back, we're going to pick you 0:35:25.350 --> 0:35:28.050 up live and ask you a couple questions and decide 0:35:28.070 --> 0:35:29.920 if you're going to get in or not. Front row 0:35:29.940 --> 0:35:31.819 Jonas Brothers, you know what you need to do. We'll 0:35:31.860 --> 0:35:33.259 find out some real fans that want to get in. 0:35:33.280 --> 0:35:34.540 We'll do that when we get back on Johnny's House. 0:35:37.150 --> 0:35:39.390 Hang out with us, and we say thank you to that. 0:35:39.469 --> 0:35:42.830 It's going to be about 89 today, and there's a 0:35:42.890 --> 0:35:46.740 chance of rain this afternoon, 74 right now. Jonas Brothers 0:35:46.780 --> 0:35:49.560 coming to town, and we got front row tickets. And 0:35:49.600 --> 0:35:52.100 if you win these tickets, you'll have something that neither 0:35:52.120 --> 0:35:55.040 myself or Ray has front row. 0:35:55.140 --> 0:35:55.500 Seriously. 0:35:55.800 --> 0:35:57.200 Chris working the board. Chris, turn your mic on. You 0:35:57.219 --> 0:36:03.150 ever sat front row? I have not. No, never. We're 0:36:03.170 --> 0:36:05.610 going to give you an opportunity, but here's the thing. 0:36:05.810 --> 0:36:09.390 You have to be available Friday morning from 8 until 10. 0:36:09.390 --> 0:36:12.040 What are you going to do? We can't tell you 0:36:12.640 --> 0:36:17.040 until you get here. And then that's when it goes down, 0:36:17.120 --> 0:36:20.180 and then somebody's going to win those front row tickets. Now, 0:36:20.200 --> 0:36:22.560 we've got one already. We need to find three more. 0:36:22.660 --> 0:36:26.830 Let's go here. Excel, good morning. Turn down your radio. 0:36:27.230 --> 0:36:29.200 There you go. Who's this? 0:36:29.219 --> 0:36:31.220 This is Megan. 0:36:31.480 --> 0:36:33.220 Now, Megan, you know you got school on Friday. 0:36:33.239 --> 0:36:35.960 I don't have school on Friday. 0:36:36.000 --> 0:36:36.379 How do you? 0:36:36.760 --> 0:36:37.660 But my kids do. 0:36:38.020 --> 0:36:40.950 Oh, you sound young. How old are you, Megan? You 0:36:41.620 --> 0:36:42.609 can say hi. 0:36:42.680 --> 0:36:43.590 Oh, how. 0:36:44.950 --> 0:36:45.930 Do you say hi? 0:36:45.950 --> 0:36:46.009 Hi. 0:36:46.110 --> 0:36:47.830 Hi. I'm 35. You sound at least 14. 0:36:47.830 --> 0:36:49.910 Oh, my God. 0:36:50.130 --> 0:36:54.370 You do? Wow. So you're going to be available. You'll 0:36:54.390 --> 0:36:59.110 be available on Friday, Friday morning from 8 to 10. 0:36:59.110 --> 0:37:00.439 Yes, yes, I will be there. 0:37:00.580 --> 0:37:02.720 And you are a true Jonas Brothers fan. 0:37:02.739 --> 0:37:04.480 Yes, yes, I am. 0:37:04.540 --> 0:37:05.640 And who is your favorite? 0:37:06.860 --> 0:37:08.820 Oh, God, well, I have to go with Joe because 0:37:08.840 --> 0:37:09.939 he's a Leo like me. 0:37:10.260 --> 0:37:13.669 Really? Give me something about the Jonas Brothers I would 0:37:13.710 --> 0:37:19.990 not know. Um, well, Kevin's real name is Paul. Oh, 0:37:20.120 --> 0:37:23.950 is that true? We need some fact check. She can 0:37:23.989 --> 0:37:26.230 say Kevin's real name is Jack Johnson. Yeah. 0:37:26.330 --> 0:37:26.569 Okay. 0:37:27.070 --> 0:37:31.840 I don't know. All right. Really? I will look it up. 0:37:32.230 --> 0:37:34.640 And have you ever, you ever sat front row before? 0:37:35.840 --> 0:37:36.480 I have not. 0:37:36.600 --> 0:37:38.260 No, not 35 years. 0:37:38.340 --> 0:37:39.899 I've never sat front row. 0:37:40.340 --> 0:37:41.520 And what do you think you're going to have to 0:37:41.580 --> 0:37:44.399 do when you come down here between eight and 10? 0:37:44.400 --> 0:37:49.299 Any idea? I mean, I would imagine it's some sort 0:37:49.340 --> 0:37:53.299 of like trivia knowledge. You think? Wouldn't that be too easy? 0:37:53.420 --> 0:37:53.960 Absolutely. 0:37:54.020 --> 0:37:54.839 I'll put it this way. 0:37:54.860 --> 0:37:55.279 I don't know. 0:37:55.500 --> 0:37:56.819 People panic under pressure. 0:37:56.840 --> 0:37:57.100 Hold on. 0:37:57.120 --> 0:38:00.029 Let me tell you. Is it trivia knowledge for Jonas 0:38:00.050 --> 0:38:02.390 Brothers Ticket? It is not. 0:38:03.590 --> 0:38:03.730 Okay. 0:38:03.750 --> 0:38:04.930 All right. You know what? 0:38:04.950 --> 0:38:06.670 I'm willing to do just about anything. 0:38:06.690 --> 0:38:07.750 All right. You let me know. 0:38:07.830 --> 0:38:08.270 I'll be there. 0:38:08.510 --> 0:38:08.910 You're in. 0:38:10.890 --> 0:38:12.109 And Paul is Kevin's real name. 0:38:12.210 --> 0:38:12.489 It is? 0:38:12.590 --> 0:38:12.810 Okay. 0:38:12.830 --> 0:38:16.690 All right. You hold on. All right, you hold on 0:38:16.730 --> 0:38:18.670 a second, okay? Oh, this is going to be fun. 0:38:19.890 --> 0:38:24.530 Let's go here. Excel, good morning. Who's this? Oh. 0:38:24.650 --> 0:38:25.230 They got scared. 0:38:25.250 --> 0:38:28.720 Yeah, they did. Excel, good morning. Who's this? Good morning. 0:38:28.739 --> 0:38:30.460 Who's this? 0:38:30.480 --> 0:38:31.560 Hi, this is Paula. 0:38:32.280 --> 0:38:32.760 Paula? 0:38:33.200 --> 0:38:33.520 Paula? 0:38:34.219 --> 0:38:36.259 Yes. Turn down your radio, Paula. What are you doing? 0:38:36.280 --> 0:38:37.560 Are you hiding on the phone or something? What are 0:38:37.580 --> 0:38:39.430 you doing? Are you at work? 0:38:39.820 --> 0:38:40.830 I'm waking up. 0:38:41.790 --> 0:38:45.250 So you're in bed right now? Yes. Blankets and everything. 0:38:46.670 --> 0:38:46.930 Yes. 0:38:47.510 --> 0:38:49.010 And you heard this and you just said, I'm going 0:38:49.030 --> 0:38:50.760 to call the radio station. Just in bed. 0:38:52.920 --> 0:38:55.580 I heard the Jonas Brothers speakers and I woke up 0:38:55.680 --> 0:38:57.340 at 6 and I'm waiting. 0:38:57.880 --> 0:39:02.050 Okay. And are you available Friday morning from 8 until 10? 0:39:02.050 --> 0:39:07.770 I have to work, but I'm going to make it somehow. 0:39:08.660 --> 0:39:10.700 You don't even know what we're talking about. You're still asleep. 0:39:10.739 --> 0:39:12.240 We need a confirmation. 0:39:12.260 --> 0:39:13.290 Yeah, you're still asleep right now. 0:39:13.330 --> 0:39:15.410 Because there's people that will shank you in the streets 0:39:15.430 --> 0:39:18.290 for this. 0:39:18.450 --> 0:39:19.190 I will make it. 0:39:19.230 --> 0:39:22.230 Hey, Paula, you're dreaming right now. This isn't real. You're 0:39:22.250 --> 0:39:22.790 still asleep. 0:39:24.290 --> 0:39:24.870 No, sir. 0:39:25.150 --> 0:39:30.259 I'm waking up. What do you do that you're just 0:39:30.300 --> 0:39:32.719 not waking up? You ain't got to tell me where 0:39:32.739 --> 0:39:33.719 you work. I just want to know what you do. 0:39:35.520 --> 0:39:38.239 I have to go to work at 10 a.m. 0:39:38.700 --> 0:39:39.719 Oh, okay. 0:39:39.739 --> 0:39:40.960 I'm listening in jail. 0:39:41.340 --> 0:39:44.279 Oh, okay. All right. Now, you don't know for a 0:39:44.320 --> 0:39:45.299 fact you can get off on Friday, right? 0:39:48.969 --> 0:39:55.590 Uh, I mean, no. If I have to use my BTO, 0:39:55.650 --> 0:39:56.230 I'll use it. 0:39:56.270 --> 0:39:58.089 What do you think, Ray? 0:40:00.210 --> 0:40:01.330 I mean, we'll put you in. 0:40:01.890 --> 0:40:02.049 Okay. 0:40:02.070 --> 0:40:03.630 And I'm going to take down your information. If you 0:40:03.670 --> 0:40:04.390 don't show up. 0:40:04.670 --> 0:40:05.030 Yeah. 0:40:06.070 --> 0:40:07.660 I will show up. Believe me. 0:40:07.660 --> 0:40:09.899 Okay. All right. Tell me something about the Jonas Brothers. 0:40:09.920 --> 0:40:10.339 I don't know. 0:40:13.620 --> 0:40:13.719 Um. 0:40:16.000 --> 0:40:21.710 Let's see. Well, Joe likes the Pokemon cards. Do you 0:40:21.750 --> 0:40:22.190 do that? 0:40:22.370 --> 0:40:24.190 You know you're sleeping, right? You know this is not 0:40:24.230 --> 0:40:25.609 really on the radio. You know that, right? 0:40:25.630 --> 0:40:29.290 No, I am on the radio. I know. 0:40:29.410 --> 0:40:32.799 Okay. Well, hold on. All right. We got to get 0:40:32.960 --> 0:40:36.100 one more. Excel, good morning. Who's this? 0:40:37.380 --> 0:40:37.940 Good morning. 0:40:37.980 --> 0:40:39.020 This is Bianca. 0:40:39.300 --> 0:40:41.880 Bianca. Bianca, what are you doing right now? 0:40:44.330 --> 0:40:45.690 Um, I just woke up. 0:40:46.090 --> 0:40:47.110 Man. 0:40:47.140 --> 0:40:48.980 For the Jonas Brothers tickets. 0:40:49.060 --> 0:40:50.980 Man, so you too. You're in bed right now too. 0:40:52.120 --> 0:40:52.420 Yeah. 0:40:53.440 --> 0:40:56.040 But also Joe Jonas says he's an avid Pokemon. 0:40:56.500 --> 0:40:59.200 So she was correct on that one. All right. Well, listen, uh, 0:40:59.430 --> 0:41:02.710 are you available Friday morning from eight to 10? 0:41:02.710 --> 0:41:03.970 I will make myself available. 0:41:04.650 --> 0:41:06.589 Look, don't be losing your job. Cause look, I only 0:41:06.610 --> 0:41:08.470 got one pair of a front row tickets. 0:41:10.450 --> 0:41:11.549 That's OK. 0:41:11.610 --> 0:41:13.640 Now, look, if Ray came in and said, hey, man, 0:41:13.719 --> 0:41:15.660 I'm not coming in on Friday because I got a 0:41:15.660 --> 0:41:17.700 chance to win some tickets somewhere. I'd kind of look 0:41:17.760 --> 0:41:18.860 at it like, OK. 0:41:18.900 --> 0:41:21.820 Oh, no, they're not telling their bosses that. Until they 0:41:22.100 --> 0:41:23.400 see him on the live stream. 0:41:23.880 --> 0:41:25.739 Really? It will be on the live stream. And you 0:41:25.780 --> 0:41:27.200 have no idea what we're going to have you do. 0:41:28.719 --> 0:41:28.939 No. 0:41:29.160 --> 0:41:29.830 What do you think it is? 0:41:32.010 --> 0:41:35.209 Um, some sort of contest, but you guys said that 0:41:35.270 --> 0:41:39.279 I don't have to sign anything, so hopefully nothing too embarrassing. 0:41:39.510 --> 0:41:42.219 Would there be a line that you wouldn't want to cross? 0:41:42.260 --> 0:41:42.859 Yeah, there you go. 0:41:44.380 --> 0:41:44.940 Oh, no. 0:41:45.380 --> 0:41:45.680 Okay. 0:41:45.900 --> 0:41:46.700 You'll cross any line? 0:41:47.820 --> 0:41:51.360 Well, I mean, if it's illegal, definitely not, but. 0:41:51.760 --> 0:41:52.200 Anything legal. 0:41:52.219 --> 0:41:56.250 Sure, anything legal. All right, well, tell me something about 0:41:56.290 --> 0:41:57.310 the Jonas Brothers I wouldn't know. 0:41:58.989 --> 0:42:01.790 Joe is actually allergic to scallfish. 0:42:02.410 --> 0:42:02.670 Wow. 0:42:03.030 --> 0:42:06.670 You are, man. All right. Well, you hold on, and 0:42:06.690 --> 0:42:10.089 you got to be available between 8 and 10 on Friday. Okay. 0:42:10.110 --> 0:42:10.190 Okay. 0:42:10.210 --> 0:42:16.040 All right. We're going to stop there for today. We'll 0:42:16.060 --> 0:42:18.120 pick up some more tomorrow and some more Wednesday, and 0:42:18.160 --> 0:42:20.400 then we'll stop. But that's what's going on. I will 0:42:20.420 --> 0:42:22.700 not tell you what you have to do. Until you 0:42:22.719 --> 0:42:23.069 get here. 0:42:23.260 --> 0:42:23.770 Yep. 0:42:23.790 --> 0:42:26.089 We just, we put off, it is not trivia. So 0:42:26.210 --> 0:42:28.950 don't come in here and come in with your trivia knowledge. 0:42:29.290 --> 0:42:32.049 That's going to help you win. All right. Celebrity News, 0:42:32.070 --> 0:42:32.609 what you got, Rae? 0:42:32.680 --> 0:42:34.560 Let's talk about the iHeartRadio Music Festival. 0:42:34.580 --> 0:42:36.220 Let's talk about that coming up on Johnny's House. 0:42:37.890 --> 0:42:39.870 Entertainment News with Ray. 0:42:40.270 --> 0:42:40.609 All right. 0:42:40.630 --> 0:42:43.660 So obviously Las Vegas had the iHeartRadio Music Festival go 0:42:43.700 --> 0:42:44.799 down this weekend. 0:42:44.920 --> 0:42:47.000 I watched it Friday and a little bit after we 0:42:47.020 --> 0:42:48.880 came back from the gala on Saturday. 0:42:49.000 --> 0:42:51.020 It looks like one heck of a time. 0:42:51.040 --> 0:42:53.810 I'm sitting there jealous. I ain't gonna lie. I was jealous, Ray. Absolutely. 0:42:53.950 --> 0:42:56.310 And I always say that iHeartRadio Music Festival is one 0:42:56.330 --> 0:42:58.950 of those festivals you gotta check out at least once. 0:42:58.969 --> 0:42:59.310 I agree. 0:42:59.530 --> 0:43:02.879 So for two nights, fans were treated with everything from 0:43:02.910 --> 0:43:06.800 like throwback music with Snoop Dogg, the Smashing Pumpkins, Weezer, 0:43:06.840 --> 0:43:08.720 Kenny Chesney, Zara Larson, Laney Wilson. 0:43:09.239 --> 0:43:10.740 It was just stacked with people. 0:43:11.840 --> 0:43:13.760 So Cardi B was out there. 0:43:14.020 --> 0:43:16.860 Cardi B didn't sound well, but her booty filled in 0:43:16.890 --> 0:43:21.670 the blanks. She got no problem. She's wearing like bootyless chaps. 0:43:21.790 --> 0:43:22.130 Yes. 0:43:22.270 --> 0:43:23.810 And it's just hanging out. 0:43:23.930 --> 0:43:24.250 Yes. 0:43:24.630 --> 0:43:25.750 Just fleshy meat. 0:43:25.930 --> 0:43:26.350 Absolutely. 0:43:26.370 --> 0:43:26.710 Absolutely. 0:43:27.070 --> 0:43:31.009 She did all of her WAP, Bodak Yellow, Up, I 0:43:31.050 --> 0:43:32.029 Like It, all of it. 0:43:32.210 --> 0:43:32.989 She did. 0:43:33.090 --> 0:43:37.150 Weezer had a surprise up his sleeve. He turned their 0:43:37.170 --> 0:43:39.740 set into a trip through the 90s and 2000s with 0:43:39.820 --> 0:43:42.379 favorites including Beverly Hills, Undone. 0:43:42.430 --> 0:43:44.379 So it was really cool to see Weezer up there. 0:43:45.280 --> 0:43:47.160 Google Dolls, same thing. 0:43:47.380 --> 0:43:49.840 Massive sing-along for everybody. 0:43:50.420 --> 0:43:53.260 I can't believe that for as long as they've been around, 0:43:53.760 --> 0:43:55.880 they hit the stage with energy like it's a brand 0:43:55.900 --> 0:43:56.259 new band. 0:43:56.280 --> 0:43:56.610 Absolutely. 0:43:56.640 --> 0:43:59.489 And I think that's the key of getting longevity and 0:43:59.530 --> 0:44:01.589 being in a band. Because you want to see that 0:44:01.630 --> 0:44:03.110 as a fan. I came out like, man. 0:44:03.130 --> 0:44:04.629 They went in. 0:44:04.650 --> 0:44:05.990 Yeah, they did. They really did. 0:44:06.180 --> 0:44:10.860 BTS brought Night 1 with a huge fiery finish, obviously. 0:44:11.420 --> 0:44:14.840 Y'all... Y'all got something to say all the time. 0:44:15.120 --> 0:44:17.279 But the thing is, is that like we could only 0:44:17.340 --> 0:44:20.739 have so many BTS songs because we had a million 0:44:20.860 --> 0:44:22.399 artists and people to like, you know. 0:44:22.560 --> 0:44:25.560 Yep. I remember the year that I was there. Sting 0:44:25.900 --> 0:44:28.620 was performing and he did his four songs and the 0:44:28.739 --> 0:44:30.339 light came on. He goes, oh, my time's up. 0:44:30.520 --> 0:44:33.540 Yeah. It's unfortunate because it goes by so quick, especially 0:44:33.560 --> 0:44:35.000 if you're there for like one person. 0:44:35.020 --> 0:44:35.299 But yeah. 0:44:37.180 --> 0:44:39.430 What they do is they give you the best of 0:44:39.469 --> 0:44:39.870 your band. 0:44:39.910 --> 0:44:40.190 Yeah. 0:44:40.270 --> 0:44:42.930 Whatever the hit songs are, you know, because a lot 0:44:42.950 --> 0:44:45.450 of these concerts, you got about 30, 40 minutes of filler. 0:44:45.610 --> 0:44:45.850 Yes. 0:44:45.870 --> 0:44:47.969 But these, you got four or five songs, get it in. 0:44:48.030 --> 0:44:50.049 And then they turn the stage quickly, and then there 0:44:50.070 --> 0:44:50.330 you go. 0:44:50.370 --> 0:44:51.210 So they rotate it out. 0:44:51.510 --> 0:44:51.690 Yep. 0:44:51.810 --> 0:44:55.109 Benson Boone was incredible, of course. Snoop Dogg had a surprise. 0:44:55.160 --> 0:44:56.580 He brought out Wiz Khalifa. 0:44:56.620 --> 0:44:56.759 Mm-hmm. 0:44:56.860 --> 0:44:57.960 So I don't know if you saw that. 0:44:58.060 --> 0:45:03.299 Major Lazer did the finale outside. Muse was there. I 0:45:03.320 --> 0:45:03.620 don't know. 0:45:03.739 --> 0:45:06.799 It was just insane. Stella Lefty. I fell in love 0:45:06.840 --> 0:45:07.160 with her. 0:45:07.180 --> 0:45:07.419 Really? 0:45:07.440 --> 0:45:09.620 I didn't know who she really was until, like, obviously 0:45:09.640 --> 0:45:10.180 this weekend. 0:45:10.219 --> 0:45:11.339 But she was incredible. 0:45:11.580 --> 0:45:14.840 Here's the thing. There's a difference between watching it on TV, 0:45:15.280 --> 0:45:18.880 watching it live, and watching it when you have all access. 0:45:18.940 --> 0:45:19.140 Yeah. 0:45:19.460 --> 0:45:23.210 We had all access passes. But because of the mental 0:45:23.250 --> 0:45:26.410 state that we're in, it's like having a mouse in 0:45:26.450 --> 0:45:28.550 a cage with the gate open and it never leaves. 0:45:28.950 --> 0:45:32.049 We had all access. We could have gone anywhere. I 0:45:32.070 --> 0:45:34.670 could have gone to so-and-so's dressing room and knocked on 0:45:34.690 --> 0:45:37.169 the door and they would have let us in. We 0:45:37.190 --> 0:45:39.310 didn't know that. We just thought we had access to 0:45:39.350 --> 0:45:41.830 a VIP area they had upstairs until Ray ventured out. 0:45:42.330 --> 0:45:44.270 Ray went out to this guy. Guys, come down here. 0:45:44.530 --> 0:45:46.270 There's a party. I'm like, Ray, we're not going to 0:45:46.290 --> 0:45:47.850 follow you down there because we're going to get kicked out. 0:45:47.860 --> 0:45:50.500 I'm like, Ryan Seacrest, I can touch him. He's right here. 0:45:50.520 --> 0:45:52.580 She's going, I'm right next to the stage. I'm like, 0:45:52.660 --> 0:45:54.920 Ray's trying to get us. So we go down and 0:45:55.040 --> 0:45:57.319 we get through this security thing and I asked the guy, 0:45:57.340 --> 0:45:59.399 I'm like, so this gets in. He said, sir, that's 0:45:59.500 --> 0:46:04.300 all access. I said, what does that mean? Duh. So 0:46:04.340 --> 0:46:05.320 I can walk up on that stage. 0:46:06.660 --> 0:46:08.520 I was walking the back halls. I was walking in 0:46:08.540 --> 0:46:09.840 the like raptors. 0:46:09.960 --> 0:46:13.680 We found out halfway through the last night. 0:46:13.760 --> 0:46:14.569 Maybe that's a good thing. 0:46:15.250 --> 0:46:17.549 The last night. But, you know, I'm watching it and 0:46:17.570 --> 0:46:20.690 I'm watching some of the iHeart talent on stage and 0:46:20.730 --> 0:46:22.719 I'm jealous because I want us to be on stage. 0:46:22.760 --> 0:46:24.299 That's the way it is. But it looks like it's 0:46:24.340 --> 0:46:26.540 a great time. It was a great time. But we 0:46:26.560 --> 0:46:29.300 did something. If we did get invited, we would have already... 0:46:29.620 --> 0:46:31.739 you know, committed to the headdress and we couldn't have gone. 0:46:31.760 --> 0:46:33.650 Yeah. So it all works out. But if you want 0:46:33.670 --> 0:46:37.089 to watch it, relive it, go to our website, xl1067. 0:46:36.489 --> 0:46:38.710 Com, but also Disney plus and Hulu. 0:46:38.890 --> 0:46:41.040 I watch it on, on Hulu. And let me tell you, 0:46:41.050 --> 0:46:43.810 you can feel the energy. Yeah. I was just, and 0:46:43.830 --> 0:46:47.290 it came on at 10 30 and I'm sitting there going, man, man, 0:46:47.510 --> 0:46:50.330 we probably did. We probably gone upstairs. Yeah. And they got, 0:46:50.370 --> 0:46:52.710 they have a club under the stage. 0:46:53.030 --> 0:46:53.170 Yep. 0:46:53.670 --> 0:46:54.800 Under the, The stage. 0:46:54.820 --> 0:46:56.640 That's where all the record labels hang out. 0:46:57.080 --> 0:47:01.330 I'm walking in like, whoa. It was great, but it 0:47:01.350 --> 0:47:03.310 was a good one. We'll see what happens again next year. 0:47:03.630 --> 0:47:05.290 All right, I got a question for you. Are you 0:47:05.350 --> 0:47:07.250 tired right now? I got to tell you what the 0:47:07.290 --> 0:47:12.529 CDC says about that when we come back on Johnny's House. Chris, 0:47:12.570 --> 0:47:14.629 grab a microphone. Turn that one over there. I'm going 0:47:14.650 --> 0:47:16.190 to bring you in on this one. There you go. Now, 0:47:16.210 --> 0:47:18.319 this came in from the... And turn his mic on. 0:47:18.530 --> 0:47:22.200 There you go. Perfect. All right. The CDC, that's the 0:47:22.219 --> 0:47:26.120 Center of Disease Control and Prevention, they did a stat 0:47:26.140 --> 0:47:31.340 that says that 7 out of 10 adults experience fatigue, 0:47:31.420 --> 0:47:33.520 and they say it over a three-month period. They said 0:47:33.560 --> 0:47:37.670 they did a research of over 27,000 adults who revealed 0:47:37.690 --> 0:47:41.050 that exhaustion is one of the most common health complaints... 0:47:41.070 --> 0:47:44.980 And the CDC defines fatigue as a state of physical 0:47:45.120 --> 0:47:50.180 or mental exhaustion that does not improve with rest, distinguishing 0:47:50.219 --> 0:47:55.320 it from just some simple sleepnesses, sleepnesses, sleepness. Overall, 71.5% 0:47:55.320 --> 0:48:02.050 respondents reported feeling fatigue at least some days, 16%. frequent 0:48:02.090 --> 0:48:06.540 fatigue defining the feeling exhausted most days or every day. 0:48:07.280 --> 0:48:11.129 I would put myself in frequent. I'm, I'm exhausted every day. Yeah. 0:48:11.530 --> 0:48:14.130 Every single day. What about you, Ray? 0:48:14.530 --> 0:48:15.609 I would say every day. 0:48:15.830 --> 0:48:16.609 And sleep doesn't help. 0:48:16.810 --> 0:48:17.130 No. 0:48:17.350 --> 0:48:19.569 It doesn't help. The only time sleep helps for me 0:48:19.790 --> 0:48:22.330 if we're on vacation and it usually kicks in for 0:48:22.350 --> 0:48:23.109 me that third day. 0:48:23.250 --> 0:48:23.450 Yep. 0:48:23.630 --> 0:48:27.839 Like if I go on vacation Monday to Saturday, usually 0:48:27.880 --> 0:48:30.400 that Wednesday morning when I wake up, I'm like, all right. 0:48:30.500 --> 0:48:30.780 Yeah. 0:48:30.820 --> 0:48:33.000 I feel like myself. I'm thinking clearly. I'm not in 0:48:33.020 --> 0:48:33.439 that rush. 0:48:33.670 --> 0:48:36.030 But then even sometimes, though, when you stay out late 0:48:36.070 --> 0:48:38.109 for a vacation, you're like, oh, we're going to go 0:48:38.130 --> 0:48:41.810 to the club tonight on vacation. And then you're like, oh, 0:48:42.230 --> 0:48:44.860 then your sleep debt just starts racking back up. 0:48:44.969 --> 0:48:46.840 Let me tell you something, Ray. I went to the 0:48:46.900 --> 0:48:48.300 club on vacation. You know what time I went to 0:48:48.320 --> 0:48:49.540 the club? It was 10. 0:48:49.540 --> 0:48:51.620 Oh, I love that. Love that for you. 0:48:51.640 --> 0:48:54.279 The club was open from 10 until 3. I was there. 0:48:54.460 --> 0:48:57.900 It was me and about five other old people. The 0:48:57.920 --> 0:49:00.120 music was kicking. Then about 11, 15, I'm out. No, 0:49:00.200 --> 0:49:05.710 it's great. Chris, would you consider yourself fatigued? 0:49:06.469 --> 0:49:06.950 Absolutely. 0:49:07.710 --> 0:49:11.690 I have a 19-month-old at home, doesn't sleep, going through 0:49:11.710 --> 0:49:13.090 her 18-month sleep regression. 0:49:13.450 --> 0:49:16.030 Really? And I love my wife. Yes. 0:49:16.310 --> 0:49:18.190 Did not want to sleep train earlier, so now we're 0:49:18.250 --> 0:49:19.310 kind of paying for it now. 0:49:19.430 --> 0:49:19.690 Yeah. 0:49:20.430 --> 0:49:21.930 My daughter like an hour to get back to sleep 0:49:21.969 --> 0:49:22.489 last night. 0:49:23.300 --> 0:49:26.839 Of course, I'm exhausted. When was the last time you 0:49:26.860 --> 0:49:28.380 could say that you woke up rested? 0:49:28.400 --> 0:49:31.520 It's been at least 20 months. 0:49:31.820 --> 0:49:35.560 Yeah. I can't. I remember once. How long ago was it, Ray? 0:49:35.600 --> 0:49:37.600 It might have been a couple years ago. I came 0:49:37.640 --> 0:49:40.430 in here and said, Y'all, I got to tell you something. 0:49:40.450 --> 0:49:43.470 They said, what? I'm rested. This is a true story. 0:49:43.489 --> 0:49:47.590 They said, what? I'm rested. I feel refreshed and renewed. 0:49:48.320 --> 0:49:49.520 That was a couple years ago. 0:49:49.560 --> 0:49:49.840 Yeah. 0:49:50.000 --> 0:49:50.910 A couple of years ago. 0:49:50.920 --> 0:49:52.980 And then we get annoyed because we're like, screw you 0:49:53.020 --> 0:49:53.540 that you're rested. 0:49:53.580 --> 0:49:55.840 Yeah, they got mad at me. I'm like, hey. I 0:49:55.860 --> 0:49:57.540 just had to share with you. It was like, I 0:49:57.560 --> 0:50:00.089 don't know what I did differently that night or whatever, 0:50:00.160 --> 0:50:03.090 but that only lasted one day. Keep it to yourself. 0:50:03.489 --> 0:50:06.009 Keep it to yourself. So I want to find out 0:50:06.050 --> 0:50:08.930 from you, is this survey correct? They said 7 out 0:50:08.969 --> 0:50:13.600 of 10 adults experience fatigue. That means that they are tired. Frequently, 0:50:14.239 --> 0:50:16.000 most of them said at least some days a week. 0:50:16.219 --> 0:50:18.660 I'll go for some days a week. I'll go if 0:50:18.719 --> 0:50:21.360 I can be tired three days or four days and 0:50:21.440 --> 0:50:23.100 rest at three. Yeah, I'll take that. 0:50:23.200 --> 0:50:23.920 Me, too. 0:50:23.960 --> 0:50:24.700 No, I'm always. 0:50:24.840 --> 0:50:26.900 I'll take a good two days where I'm not like 0:50:26.940 --> 0:50:27.520 falling asleep. 0:50:27.620 --> 0:50:29.740 Oh, my goodness. But I don't think in this business, 0:50:29.960 --> 0:50:33.339 I don't think it's possible unless you're so disciplined that 0:50:33.410 --> 0:50:35.810 you go to bed about 630. And you've made sure 0:50:35.850 --> 0:50:37.690 that the world around, you know, that you go to 0:50:37.730 --> 0:50:39.850 bed at that time and know not to wake you 0:50:39.969 --> 0:50:42.469 up and bother you and make sure that you eat 0:50:42.530 --> 0:50:44.940 about two in the afternoon. You have to be really, 0:50:44.960 --> 0:50:48.880 I mean, really disciplined. Yeah, I'm not that. All right. 0:50:49.100 --> 0:50:50.799 I want to find out if you will call up 0:50:50.840 --> 0:50:52.890 and say, yes, you are. Or I want to find 0:50:52.930 --> 0:50:54.689 out if you're arrested because there's three out of 10 0:50:54.690 --> 0:50:57.029 to say, I wake up every morning. Rested. Are you 0:50:57.070 --> 0:50:58.870 one of those that's fatigued all the time? Are you 0:50:58.930 --> 0:51:00.750 one of those that wake up rested? I want to 0:51:00.790 --> 0:51:09.030 hear from you. 407-919-1067. 877-919-1067. The XL Mobile is 41067. 0:51:09.030 --> 0:51:11.230 Live streamers want to hear from you. Social media. And 0:51:11.250 --> 0:51:13.569 if you have the iHeartRadio app, you hit the little 0:51:13.590 --> 0:51:15.890 microphone and drop a comment and we'll get it from 0:51:16.090 --> 0:51:18.069 over here. 7 out of 10 adults say they are 0:51:18.140 --> 0:51:21.000 fatigued all the time. Are you one of those that's 0:51:21.040 --> 0:51:22.700 tired all the time? Or are you rested? 0:51:22.719 --> 0:51:22.819 407-919-1067. 0:51:22.840 --> 0:51:22.900 877-919-1067. 0:51:26.980 --> 0:51:27.030 919-1067. 0:51:27.180 --> 0:51:29.480 Call us. We want to talk to you on Johnny's house. 0:51:30.620 --> 0:51:33.740 From the CDC, they said 7 out of 10 adults 0:51:34.140 --> 0:51:39.200 experience fatigue at any time. 71% of the respondents reported 0:51:39.239 --> 0:51:43.760 feeling fatigue at least some days a week. 16.6% reported 0:51:44.360 --> 0:51:48.299 frequent fatigue, defining exhaustion most days and every day. I'm 0:51:48.340 --> 0:51:50.489 a part of that 16%. I want to find out 0:51:50.510 --> 0:51:52.910 from you. Are you rested or do you feel fatigued 0:51:53.150 --> 0:51:55.890 every single day? From Orlando. Hey, Tiffany. 0:51:56.700 --> 0:51:57.380 Hi, good morning. 0:51:57.400 --> 0:52:01.060 Yeah, I can hear you, boy. You're tired. I am 0:52:01.120 --> 0:52:04.210 in a constant state of being tired. Same here. Same here. 0:52:04.530 --> 0:52:05.090 I don't get it. 0:52:06.060 --> 0:52:08.180 No, I have, like, I've got four kids, single mom, 0:52:08.200 --> 0:52:10.280 but I try to do all the things. So I'm, 0:52:10.340 --> 0:52:11.799 you know, soccer practice, this, that. 0:52:11.860 --> 0:52:13.330 Parents are like, I don't know how you do it. 0:52:13.920 --> 0:52:14.680 I'm like the Hulk. 0:52:14.700 --> 0:52:16.770 You know how the Hulk is like, I'm always mad. 0:52:16.989 --> 0:52:17.250 Yes. 0:52:17.410 --> 0:52:18.690 I am always tired. 0:52:18.730 --> 0:52:21.530 So if I stop, I'm done. Yes. If I keep going, 0:52:21.630 --> 0:52:22.830 I can, like, power through. 0:52:22.870 --> 0:52:25.250 But I take, like, nano naps at, like. 0:52:25.360 --> 0:52:27.660 Two minutes at a red light, close my eyes, and just. 0:52:28.480 --> 0:52:31.799 like get the edge off do you do you at 0:52:31.910 --> 0:52:34.270 least now for me twice a year in the summer 0:52:34.730 --> 0:52:37.230 and then around christmas i take a vacation and then 0:52:37.270 --> 0:52:39.570 i just can i disconnect i don't listen to radio 0:52:40.010 --> 0:52:42.549 uh they don't ever hear from me i just disconnect 0:52:42.610 --> 0:52:45.570 because of i couldn't do it without doing. 0:52:45.370 --> 0:52:49.060 That do you have any breaks I know I have 0:52:49.120 --> 0:52:50.759 two of my kids full time and the other I 0:52:50.800 --> 0:52:53.550 have every other weekend. So one of my students, like 0:52:53.590 --> 0:52:56.549 my teacher, got me like a spa day. 0:52:56.690 --> 0:53:00.370 I have yet to find time. Oh, you have. Yeah. 0:53:00.450 --> 0:53:01.649 Yeah. 0:53:01.710 --> 0:53:04.660 But I, you know, I, I, I, I, I love 0:53:04.680 --> 0:53:05.020 what I do. 0:53:05.060 --> 0:53:05.900 I love my kids. 0:53:06.060 --> 0:53:06.640 You're a good mom. 0:53:06.940 --> 0:53:07.740 I just learned. 0:53:07.820 --> 0:53:10.000 I just learned that sleep is not something that I'm 0:53:10.020 --> 0:53:10.799 going to get right now. 0:53:10.820 --> 0:53:11.100 Yeah. 0:53:11.280 --> 0:53:12.719 And so I get it when I can't. The other 0:53:12.739 --> 0:53:14.379 day I said it's quiet time and I took a nap. 0:53:14.739 --> 0:53:16.520 And whatever happens to the house happens. 0:53:16.380 --> 0:53:16.700 To the house. 0:53:17.420 --> 0:53:20.930 But here's the thing, though. Even though you feel guilty 0:53:21.190 --> 0:53:23.609 if you took time for yourself, but know this. You're 0:53:23.630 --> 0:53:26.830 a great mom now, but you'll be even a greater 0:53:26.870 --> 0:53:29.509 mom if you got a little rest. So go ahead 0:53:29.570 --> 0:53:31.170 and take that time for yourself, you know. 0:53:31.830 --> 0:53:32.169 I know. 0:53:32.250 --> 0:53:33.180 Yeah, I know. 0:53:33.380 --> 0:53:33.780 It'll come. 0:53:33.880 --> 0:53:35.760 I love going to sleep. I sleep hard. 0:53:35.980 --> 0:53:36.279 Same here. 0:53:36.320 --> 0:53:37.040 I can be anywhere. 0:53:37.060 --> 0:53:37.540 Oh, same here. 0:53:37.600 --> 0:53:38.819 I will sleep hard. 0:53:38.920 --> 0:53:39.439 I lay down. 0:53:39.900 --> 0:53:42.620 Listen, we're like that, too. We joke about it. I said, 0:53:42.660 --> 0:53:44.509 if you turn the lights down in this room right now, 0:53:44.910 --> 0:53:47.450 and it was quiet for about three minutes, fall asleep. 0:53:47.510 --> 0:53:47.870 Not a problem. 0:53:47.930 --> 0:53:48.489 Absolutely. 0:53:48.510 --> 0:53:48.989 Not a problem. 0:53:49.070 --> 0:53:50.870 I can't pray too long at church anymore. 0:53:51.010 --> 0:53:52.590 You can't pray too long at church. 0:53:52.730 --> 0:53:53.130 Ha, ha, ha. 0:53:54.450 --> 0:53:56.150 We should just have a nap session. 0:53:56.230 --> 0:53:56.590 Yes. 0:53:56.610 --> 0:53:59.010 Invite people and we'll just take a nap together. 0:53:59.030 --> 0:54:01.390 Everybody just take a nap. Hey, but you know what, Tiffany? 0:54:01.710 --> 0:54:04.350 God knows your heart. He knows your heart. He knows 0:54:04.370 --> 0:54:06.450 your heart. Well, get some rest, Tiffany. Thank you for 0:54:06.469 --> 0:54:06.890 sharing that. 0:54:06.950 --> 0:54:07.649 Thank you so much. 0:54:07.770 --> 0:54:10.020 Okay, bye-bye. I get it, man. Ray, when you're shaking 0:54:10.040 --> 0:54:11.200 your head, you can understand that schedule? 0:54:11.340 --> 0:54:12.160 Absolutely. 0:54:12.200 --> 0:54:12.580 Wow. 0:54:12.600 --> 0:54:13.440 It's nonstop. 0:54:13.580 --> 0:54:15.560 I can't do that sleep at the light thing, man, 0:54:15.760 --> 0:54:18.040 because I did that once. It scared me to death. 0:54:18.180 --> 0:54:20.390 It scared me. I didn't know what state I was in. 0:54:20.830 --> 0:54:23.300 I thought I was in North Carolina. I can't do it. 0:54:23.489 --> 0:54:24.810 I'm always like, I'm just going to close my eyes. 0:54:24.850 --> 0:54:26.770 I mean, if it's green, they're going to honk. 0:54:26.989 --> 0:54:28.690 I woke up talking, Mom, I'm getting up. Mom, I'm up. 0:54:29.190 --> 0:54:33.080 I thought I was in high school. I can't do it. 0:54:33.590 --> 0:54:35.180 Katie from Orlando, good morning. 0:54:36.550 --> 0:54:37.390 Hi, good morning. 0:54:37.670 --> 0:54:40.010 You don't sound that exhausted. You're exhausted. 0:54:40.030 --> 0:54:45.560 I have a well, I wish I knew more and more, 0:54:45.580 --> 0:54:47.339 but I have a six month old baby. So I 0:54:47.360 --> 0:54:48.939 haven't slept in probably a year. 0:54:52.900 --> 0:54:55.879 Oh, my goodness. You sound pretty good, though. I can 0:54:55.920 --> 0:54:57.890 detect some, you know, a lot of fatigue. You sound 0:54:57.930 --> 0:54:58.950 like you're dealing with it. 0:55:00.280 --> 0:55:02.569 You know, I just chopped her off at daycare. 0:55:02.590 --> 0:55:04.969 This is actually my first day back to work, so I. 0:55:04.930 --> 0:55:06.730 Think I'm running a little bit on the adrenaline of 0:55:06.770 --> 0:55:07.260 that right now. 0:55:07.390 --> 0:55:09.550 Absolutely. By Wednesday, you're going to crash. 0:55:09.630 --> 0:55:10.110 Yeah. 0:55:10.430 --> 0:55:12.790 Way to tell her, Rae. Don't get it twisted. 0:55:12.810 --> 0:55:15.509 I got about four and a half hours of non-consecutive 0:55:15.550 --> 0:55:16.330 sleep last night. 0:55:16.570 --> 0:55:19.330 Oh, my. That's how the day goes. Look, I don't 0:55:19.370 --> 0:55:22.430 want to rehash what Rae just said, but that adrenaline 0:55:22.469 --> 0:55:24.520 is going to get you today and tomorrow. Wednesday? 0:55:24.540 --> 0:55:24.610 Woo! 0:55:24.880 --> 0:55:25.520 Yeah. 0:55:28.410 --> 0:55:30.210 I'm going to be falling asleep in meetings, I know. 0:55:30.250 --> 0:55:32.850 No, well, welcome back to work, and you sound good today. 0:55:34.370 --> 0:55:34.950 Thank you. 0:55:34.989 --> 0:55:36.750 I appreciate it, Johnny. Thank you, Katie. Have a good 0:55:36.770 --> 0:55:39.190 day at work, okay? Good luck. All right. You too. 0:55:39.210 --> 0:55:41.750 All right, bye-bye. Yeah, I was like, she sounded pretty good, 0:55:41.790 --> 0:55:43.370 but yeah, that adrenaline will do it. Here's the thing 0:55:43.410 --> 0:55:44.910 about adrenaline. It cuts off. 0:55:45.150 --> 0:55:45.330 It does. 0:55:45.350 --> 0:55:47.569 And it's not a slow fade either. Quick. It's not 0:55:47.610 --> 0:55:50.770 a slow one. It's like, hey, oh, what happened? Dorothy 0:55:50.790 --> 0:55:51.850 from McCoy, good morning. 0:55:52.989 --> 0:55:53.550 Good morning. 0:55:54.140 --> 0:55:55.410 Dorothy, are you fatigued? 0:55:56.880 --> 0:55:58.380 I'm always fatigued. 0:55:59.540 --> 0:56:01.239 Like, my friend and I, we're not even allowed to 0:56:01.300 --> 0:56:02.890 tell each other we're tired. 0:56:04.430 --> 0:56:04.910 Anymore. 0:56:05.250 --> 0:56:06.290 Listen, we know. 0:56:06.750 --> 0:56:08.750 But I will say, okay, here's a random story. 0:56:08.770 --> 0:56:10.410 It might be an unpopular opinion. 0:56:10.520 --> 0:56:10.800 Okay. 0:56:11.200 --> 0:56:12.180 I am quite. 0:56:12.800 --> 0:56:14.040 I feel silly saying this. 0:56:14.080 --> 0:56:14.440 It's okay. 0:56:14.580 --> 0:56:18.190 I have had quite a bit of surgery. Two weeks ago, 0:56:18.250 --> 0:56:19.990 I did, and I was looking for that surgery. 0:56:20.270 --> 0:56:21.310 Is that anesthesia? 0:56:21.630 --> 0:56:22.970 Yes. 0:56:23.050 --> 0:56:25.739 Girl, I know exactly what you're talking about. It's the 0:56:25.780 --> 0:56:27.120 best sleep of your life. 0:56:27.940 --> 0:56:28.920 Here's the bad thing, though. 0:56:29.920 --> 0:56:30.700 After surgery. 0:56:30.719 --> 0:56:32.100 Listen, I'm going to tell you, I'm going to add 0:56:32.160 --> 0:56:34.060 on to that because it was a couple years ago 0:56:34.140 --> 0:56:36.980 I had it. The only bad thing is you're in 0:56:37.020 --> 0:56:40.700 the hospital and every four hours they're coming around. Yeah. 0:56:40.900 --> 0:56:44.190 They're coming around. 0:56:44.350 --> 0:56:47.010 Here's my date of birth. Here's my date of birth. 0:56:47.090 --> 0:56:47.390 Yeah. 0:56:48.570 --> 0:56:49.790 Yeah, no, that was my thing. 0:56:49.830 --> 0:56:51.690 I was like, everyone's like, are you nervous? 0:56:51.770 --> 0:56:54.370 I was like, no, I'm going to sleep so good. 0:56:54.450 --> 0:56:57.160 Yes. Here's the thing I did when I had mine. 0:56:57.180 --> 0:56:59.900 I went straight from here to the hospital, which meant 0:56:59.920 --> 0:57:02.049 I'd been up since two thirty in the morning. So 0:57:02.070 --> 0:57:03.330 when that guy said, I need you to talk, I 0:57:03.390 --> 0:57:12.640 need you to count backwards from 100. But that's bad 0:57:12.660 --> 0:57:13.680 to say. You shouldn't say that. 0:57:14.320 --> 0:57:15.860 No, no, that's fine. 0:57:16.780 --> 0:57:20.650 She was looking forward to sleep. All right. Well, thank you. Well, Hey, 0:57:20.690 --> 0:57:22.890 if you're tired every day, man, everybody's feeling the same 0:57:22.950 --> 0:57:24.770 way you do. Seven out of 10. When I saw that, 0:57:24.810 --> 0:57:28.430 I'm like, that's just crazy, man. That is insane. We 0:57:28.470 --> 0:57:31.650 come back. I noticed something. Ray showed me a photo 0:57:31.710 --> 0:57:34.250 of her son playing football and I'm looking at her 0:57:34.630 --> 0:57:38.530 and she realized, that her baby's not a baby anymore. 0:57:38.670 --> 0:57:40.720 When did you have that realization? And I'll tell you 0:57:40.740 --> 0:57:42.400 what she showed me. We'll do that next on Johnny's House. 0:57:45.060 --> 0:57:47.200 It is Johnny's House. It is 834, 50% chance of 0:57:47.240 --> 0:57:50.300 a thunderstorm after two o'clock. That's what they say, but 0:57:50.320 --> 0:57:55.340 they've been wrong. Mostly sunny at 89. It is 77 0:57:55.340 --> 0:57:58.520 right now. Don't forget, tomorrow we're going to give you 0:57:58.540 --> 0:58:03.590 an opportunity. Jonas Brothers front row tickets will be given away. 0:58:04.150 --> 0:58:07.050 And you have to be available between 8 and 10 0:58:07.050 --> 0:58:09.210 on Friday. What are you going to do? Not going 0:58:09.230 --> 0:58:10.630 to tell you until you get here. So if you 0:58:10.670 --> 0:58:13.250 are available, coming up tomorrow morning, keep listening. We'll tell 0:58:13.270 --> 0:58:15.750 you when. And you get an opportunity front row with 0:58:15.790 --> 0:58:18.590 none of us in this room. Have sat front row before. 0:58:18.810 --> 0:58:20.430 I think we need to do something about that, man. Seriously. 0:58:20.510 --> 0:58:25.240 All right. Saturday, we were behind the scene at the 0:58:25.280 --> 0:58:27.840 headdress ball. And Ray said, I want to show you something. 0:58:28.540 --> 0:58:31.310 And it was a video of her daughter and her son, 0:58:31.330 --> 0:58:34.340 her daughter playing softball and her son playing football. And 0:58:34.520 --> 0:58:36.550 I'm looking at a son catch, and he's not catching 0:58:36.590 --> 0:58:39.650 a football like a kid. Like, you know, hands everywhere. 0:58:39.670 --> 0:58:41.310 You throw it up there, and hopefully they come together. 0:58:41.750 --> 0:58:43.990 He caught the ball and tucked it. I'm like, whoa. 0:58:44.670 --> 0:58:48.070 I said, Ray, when did he? He had a little 0:58:48.140 --> 0:58:51.700 growth spurt. He's not that cute little kid just running around. 0:58:51.720 --> 0:58:51.880 And I. 0:58:53.780 --> 0:58:55.740 Got to chill him. And I looked at Ray. I 0:58:55.760 --> 0:58:59.450 was like, oh, wow. Yeah, he's a. He's focused. He 0:58:59.470 --> 0:59:00.910 wants to go to practice and everything. 0:59:01.070 --> 0:59:01.530 Yeah. 0:59:01.550 --> 0:59:01.890 It's funny. 0:59:01.930 --> 0:59:04.120 Cause like I see them, you know, every day. And 0:59:04.340 --> 0:59:07.090 so I don't realize like how big they're getting until 0:59:07.120 --> 0:59:09.870 I see pictures from like a month or two ago. 0:59:10.080 --> 0:59:11.460 And then until somebody. 0:59:11.200 --> 0:59:13.300 Like the coaches tell me, they're like, that's not the 0:59:13.340 --> 0:59:15.140 same kid that was here last season. 0:59:15.360 --> 0:59:17.970 Man. Yeah. And how do you, how do you feel 0:59:18.130 --> 0:59:21.490 that your, your babies, not just your baby babies. 0:59:21.750 --> 0:59:24.570 It just like, it reminds you like how quickly time 0:59:24.610 --> 0:59:25.360 goes by and. 0:59:25.550 --> 0:59:26.760 It's crazy. It's kind of fast and slow. 0:59:26.940 --> 0:59:27.440 It is. 0:59:27.600 --> 0:59:27.860 Yeah. 0:59:28.120 --> 0:59:31.080 Yes. Well, when you're going through the hard stages, you're like, 0:59:31.180 --> 0:59:33.460 why is this so slow? 0:59:33.480 --> 0:59:35.160 Like, why can't we get out of the stage? 0:59:35.280 --> 0:59:36.980 But then you get out of the stage and then 0:59:37.020 --> 0:59:39.400 you move on to the next issue or problem or whatever. 0:59:39.920 --> 0:59:42.740 But it's like, it's crazy. It's crazy to me. And 0:59:42.760 --> 0:59:45.310 I feel like it gets... It gets more exciting as 0:59:45.330 --> 0:59:46.110 they get older. 0:59:46.780 --> 0:59:51.100 It gets easier when they get older because they now 0:59:51.140 --> 0:59:56.090 have an understanding of what's going on. For my kid, 0:59:56.110 --> 0:59:58.169 I came home one day and he said, Hey, Dad. 0:59:58.210 --> 1:00:03.390 I'm like, Hey! what happened his voice got deep yep 1:00:03.590 --> 1:00:05.940 you know it wasn't a good one when i was 1:00:06.080 --> 1:00:08.120 it kind of got like and then it but it 1:00:08.540 --> 1:00:11.160 it got deeper yeah and now that he's uh he 1:00:11.260 --> 1:00:14.930 my son is 17 we have conversations it's like hey 1:00:15.310 --> 1:00:16.910 i'm getting you ready for life he asked me he 1:00:16.950 --> 1:00:19.250 goes hey i'm just kind of curious you know i'm 1:00:19.270 --> 1:00:21.570 about to be 18 in december what's going to change 1:00:21.590 --> 1:00:25.550 around the house i'm like nothing nothing's changing around the house. 1:00:25.870 --> 1:00:28.530 I say what 18 means is in the law, in 1:00:28.550 --> 1:00:30.730 the eyes of the government and law, you're a man 1:00:31.130 --> 1:00:33.110 that the things that you do now, you will be 1:00:33.150 --> 1:00:36.360 classified as a man at 17. He was a silly 1:00:36.400 --> 1:00:39.680 young man doing, making bad decisions at 18. You do 1:00:39.720 --> 1:00:41.900 something silly. You're going to be charged as a man 1:00:42.000 --> 1:00:44.260 and dealt with as a man. As far as this house, 1:00:44.520 --> 1:00:45.280 ain't nothing changing. 1:00:45.460 --> 1:00:45.720 Yes. 1:00:46.200 --> 1:00:48.760 And here's something I told you. Here's the thing. And 1:00:48.780 --> 1:00:50.760 it happens in life. When you get to a point 1:00:50.860 --> 1:00:52.820 at 17, when you feel like you want to make 1:00:52.860 --> 1:00:55.570 your rules and they're different from my rules, then it's 1:00:55.590 --> 1:00:57.390 time for you to decide this time for you to move. 1:00:57.530 --> 1:00:58.610 Yeah, of course. 1:00:58.650 --> 1:01:00.850 He's like, it's like that. That's what it is. 1:01:01.130 --> 1:01:01.970 Absolutely. 1:01:02.010 --> 1:01:04.810 Now, my rules aren't hard, but they're going to be there. And, 1:01:04.870 --> 1:01:07.170 you know, that's what happens. So we're at that that 1:01:07.270 --> 1:01:10.530 point now of communicating. But I saw you and I'm like, 1:01:10.570 --> 1:01:13.240 it has to be difficult to say those aren't my, 1:01:13.280 --> 1:01:15.689 and you posted some photos over the weekend though, because 1:01:15.710 --> 1:01:16.350 they were preemies. 1:01:16.430 --> 1:01:16.710 Yeah, yeah. 1:01:17.560 --> 1:01:18.480 And now it's like. 1:01:18.400 --> 1:01:21.760 They're premature babies and they turned eight this weekend. So 1:01:21.960 --> 1:01:24.380 it's just it's wild because, like you said, like they're 1:01:24.420 --> 1:01:25.780 focusing more on like things. 1:01:25.860 --> 1:01:28.560 And he'd be like, OK, I can't be late. I've practiced. 1:01:28.940 --> 1:01:31.060 And like he knows the time and he's like, how 1:01:31.100 --> 1:01:32.460 long is it going to take for us to get there? 1:01:32.480 --> 1:01:34.000 Am I going to be late? Yes. 1:01:34.020 --> 1:01:35.600 So it's like very important to him. 1:01:35.620 --> 1:01:39.460 Ray showed me a video of him running quarterback. I'm like, 1:01:39.500 --> 1:01:40.760 wait a minute. He bootleg, right? 1:01:40.780 --> 1:01:41.010 Yeah. 1:01:42.640 --> 1:01:44.760 Yeah, it's crazy to me. 1:01:44.990 --> 1:01:46.210 I can't imagine. 1:01:46.330 --> 1:01:48.310 And then Sienna, when she gets in trouble, or not 1:01:48.350 --> 1:01:50.530 in trouble, if she makes an error during softball, they 1:01:50.590 --> 1:01:52.870 used to break down and cry and get upset. 1:01:52.930 --> 1:01:56.080 But now they're just like, okay, I learned from my mistake. 1:01:56.440 --> 1:01:58.860 And as a parent, you're sitting there going... Look at 1:01:58.890 --> 1:01:59.360 my baby. 1:01:59.380 --> 1:02:00.640 They're not babies anymore. 1:02:01.380 --> 1:02:04.580 That's okay, girl. Hit the glove. That's okay. Hey, that's okay. 1:02:05.060 --> 1:02:06.700 We still got to get two. Come on. I'm like, oh, 1:02:06.740 --> 1:02:08.800 my goodness. I want to find out from you at 1:02:08.920 --> 1:02:12.600 what point did you realize that your babies weren't your 1:02:12.640 --> 1:02:16.180 babies anymore? And it's an emotional time, you know, because 1:02:16.200 --> 1:02:17.940 when they're getting on your nerves, you can't wait till 1:02:17.960 --> 1:02:20.200 they grow up. But then when you see these photos 1:02:20.240 --> 1:02:24.420 or that event happens, you're like. Wow. They're not babies. 1:02:24.440 --> 1:02:26.020 There are some people that just keep having babies so 1:02:26.040 --> 1:02:26.500 they don't have to. 1:02:26.880 --> 1:02:27.280 Yeah. 1:02:27.400 --> 1:02:28.340 That's not me. 1:02:28.380 --> 1:02:31.120 That's not you. Got a pair of tickets to Stan 1:02:31.140 --> 1:02:34.040 Society's Olivia Rodrigo night. It's going to be October 2nd 1:02:34.430 --> 1:02:36.430 at the House of Blues. If you would like to go, 1:02:36.770 --> 1:02:37.830 all you got to do is call us up and 1:02:37.850 --> 1:02:40.630 tell us when did you realize your babies were not 1:02:40.690 --> 1:02:48.550 your babies anymore. 407-919-1067, 877-919-1067. You can text. The Excel 1:02:48.590 --> 1:02:52.340 mobile is 41067. Livestream, we love talking to you. Social media, 1:02:52.360 --> 1:02:54.040 we'll drop it down there. And if you have the 1:02:54.200 --> 1:02:57.280 iHeartRadio app, you can drop some comments and we will 1:02:57.300 --> 1:02:59.500 play them for you. So many ways to contact us, 1:02:59.520 --> 1:03:00.800 but we want to hear from you because we like 1:03:00.840 --> 1:03:04.120 talking to you. When did you, as a parent, realize 1:03:04.140 --> 1:03:06.400 your babies just weren't your babies anymore? 1:03:06.420 --> 1:03:06.620 407-919-1067, 877-919-1067. 1:03:11.720 --> 1:03:14.700 Calls want to talk to you on johnny's house when 1:03:14.720 --> 1:03:20.320 did you realize your babies weren't your babies anymore and 1:03:20.390 --> 1:03:22.890 it's kind of a how would you describe it it's 1:03:22.930 --> 1:03:26.370 not a sadness it's kind of a an emotional it's 1:03:26.390 --> 1:03:28.730 the rite of passage because it happens to everybody. 1:03:28.350 --> 1:03:31.090 Yeah it's like you you realize that you're doing a 1:03:31.130 --> 1:03:33.410 good job yeah i feel like like you get to 1:03:33.430 --> 1:03:36.790 the point where you're like huh And they're still breathing. 1:03:36.810 --> 1:03:39.100 They're turning into great humans. 1:03:39.660 --> 1:03:42.000 It can be at any age. Now, Chris, how old 1:03:42.060 --> 1:03:42.610 is your daughter now? 1:03:43.060 --> 1:03:44.340 My baby girl is 19 months. 1:03:44.420 --> 1:03:46.939 And you've seen a big difference from then to now. Yeah. 1:03:47.260 --> 1:03:50.920 I mean, six months, she was big head, bald. Now 1:03:50.940 --> 1:03:52.930 she's got a head full of hair. She's grown into 1:03:52.970 --> 1:03:53.430 her head. 1:03:53.450 --> 1:03:57.130 She's walking. She's walking. I used to take her nose. 1:03:57.150 --> 1:03:58.970 She's like, now she'll tell me no. I don't take 1:03:58.990 --> 1:03:59.770 her nose anymore. 1:03:59.790 --> 1:04:01.570 It makes me sad. 1:04:02.430 --> 1:04:04.760 Now she's starting daycare in a couple months. And this 1:04:04.820 --> 1:04:05.980 is how many? Just 18 months? 19. 19 months. 1:04:06.160 --> 1:04:06.260 Wow. 1:04:09.960 --> 1:04:13.040 I want to cry. I know. It's got to be emotional. 1:04:13.440 --> 1:04:15.390 It has to be. I want to find out from you, 1:04:15.410 --> 1:04:18.290 when did you realize your baby wasn't your baby? Hey, Millie. 1:04:20.090 --> 1:04:22.669 Good morning. Millie, when did you realize your baby wasn't 1:04:22.690 --> 1:04:23.350 your baby anymore? 1:04:24.830 --> 1:04:27.310 It hit me really hard about a week or so ago. 1:04:27.330 --> 1:04:28.910 He was looking. 1:04:28.650 --> 1:04:30.530 For her, so I went to go find her, and 1:04:30.590 --> 1:04:33.910 I found her in the bathroom on FaceTime with her friends. 1:04:33.610 --> 1:04:38.150 Doing her hair and her skin care routine, and I 1:04:38.210 --> 1:04:41.890 just was taken aback. I was like, what happened to 1:04:41.930 --> 1:04:43.070 my baby girl? 1:04:43.090 --> 1:04:45.790 She just started middle school, so now it's all about 1:04:45.830 --> 1:04:48.320 her hair and how her skin is looking. 1:04:48.820 --> 1:04:52.060 And she's FaceTiming with some friends going through her beauty regiments. 1:04:53.450 --> 1:04:54.050 That's it. 1:04:54.290 --> 1:04:54.630 Wow. 1:04:54.850 --> 1:04:56.280 Now, did you join in or did you just step 1:04:56.320 --> 1:04:57.400 back and act like you didn't see her? 1:04:59.060 --> 1:05:01.220 I closed the door and I walked away because I 1:05:01.220 --> 1:05:02.900 couldn't believe it. 1:05:03.020 --> 1:05:03.480 Did you cry? 1:05:04.960 --> 1:05:05.580 Yes. 1:05:06.280 --> 1:05:10.310 Okay. That's what we're talking about. That's what we're talking about. Millie, 1:05:10.330 --> 1:05:12.590 you hold on. We have some pair of tickets to 1:05:12.610 --> 1:05:15.130 Stan Society, Olivia Rodrigo night at the House of Blues 1:05:15.170 --> 1:05:18.720 on October the 2nd. From Eustace, Amanda, good morning. Good morning. 1:05:19.310 --> 1:05:20.470 Good morning. 1:05:20.490 --> 1:05:24.140 When did you realize your baby wasn't your baby anymore? 1:05:24.160 --> 1:05:28.870 So, my baby just turned five August 19th, and he's 1:05:28.910 --> 1:05:32.870 like my littlest one. He's a super helpful person in 1:05:32.950 --> 1:05:33.870 our family. 1:05:34.990 --> 1:05:35.750 We go to the. 1:05:35.670 --> 1:05:38.190 Grocery store and he's putting everybody's carts away. 1:05:38.350 --> 1:05:40.490 And everybody's like, oh, you're such a big boy. 1:05:40.510 --> 1:05:44.850 And he's like, it's because I'm five now. Or like, 1:05:44.930 --> 1:05:48.130 he'll get himself ready. Like he'll get his shoes. 1:05:47.970 --> 1:05:48.890 On by himself. 1:05:49.050 --> 1:05:51.090 And I'll be like, do you need help? He's like, no, mom, 1:05:51.130 --> 1:05:51.610 it's fine. 1:05:51.650 --> 1:05:52.430 I'm five now. 1:05:52.990 --> 1:05:55.590 I'm just like, oh my gosh. Like he's just doing 1:05:55.690 --> 1:05:57.990 all of these things and he doesn't hesitate to tell 1:05:58.190 --> 1:06:02.340 anybody around him. Like whenever he's doing helpful things, he's like, 1:06:02.480 --> 1:06:03.760 it's because I'm five. 1:06:03.820 --> 1:06:05.380 That's right. That's right. I'm five. 1:06:06.060 --> 1:06:06.680 I'm five. 1:06:06.900 --> 1:06:07.700 I'm a big boy. 1:06:07.860 --> 1:06:09.500 And Amanda, you're like, look, I'm not trying to put 1:06:09.520 --> 1:06:10.820 your shoes on for you. I'm trying to do it 1:06:10.840 --> 1:06:11.340 for me, baby. 1:06:11.640 --> 1:06:11.840 Wow. 1:06:11.930 --> 1:06:12.130 Yeah. 1:06:12.170 --> 1:06:12.610 He's super sweet. 1:06:12.630 --> 1:06:12.850 Yeah. 1:06:12.870 --> 1:06:22.830 Did you cry? No, no, no. It makes me proud. 1:06:22.850 --> 1:06:24.250 It makes you proud. There you go. 1:06:24.250 --> 1:06:25.330 Yeah, because I'm a boy mom. 1:06:25.370 --> 1:06:28.230 I got a 16-year-old, a 10-year-old, and now a 5-year-old. 1:06:28.270 --> 1:06:30.510 Boy, you just spread them out, didn't you? 1:06:31.430 --> 1:06:33.260 You know, I don't know what I was thinking. 1:06:33.620 --> 1:06:36.840 I did it by myself every single time for some reason. 1:06:37.060 --> 1:06:39.420 You do you, Amanda. You do you. That's right. You 1:06:39.460 --> 1:06:42.540 hold on a second. Wow, yes, you spread those things out. Ellie, 1:06:42.580 --> 1:06:43.160 good morning. 1:06:44.160 --> 1:06:45.930 Good morning, Johnny. How are you? 1:06:46.090 --> 1:06:48.050 I am doing great, girl. When did you realize your 1:06:48.070 --> 1:06:49.150 baby wasn't your baby anymore? 1:06:50.020 --> 1:06:52.800 Well, first of all, when he physically turned 15, shot 1:06:52.840 --> 1:06:54.740 up to 6'4, and I was like, what? 1:06:54.940 --> 1:06:55.120 6'4? 1:06:55.480 --> 1:06:57.140 Oh, my gosh. 1:06:57.180 --> 1:07:01.360 Nothing fits anymore, and I can't find clothes anywhere. 1:07:02.060 --> 1:07:02.200 6'4? 1:07:02.820 --> 1:07:06.360 Wow. And you sound like you're kind of short. How 1:07:06.390 --> 1:07:06.700 tall are you? 1:07:08.070 --> 1:07:09.330 No, I'm not short. 1:07:09.350 --> 1:07:10.970 How do you sound short? 1:07:10.990 --> 1:07:13.030 I can tell what short people sound like. How tall 1:07:13.050 --> 1:07:13.280 are you? 1:07:13.590 --> 1:07:15.880 Oh, my God, Johnny. I am not 5'8. 1:07:15.900 --> 1:07:18.840 Okay, that's taller than the average female. 1:07:19.860 --> 1:07:22.440 5'8 ain't taller than 6'4. Thank you, Ray. 1:07:23.060 --> 1:07:24.620 She's taller than me? 1:07:25.700 --> 1:07:27.220 My husband is tall, Johnny. 1:07:27.320 --> 1:07:30.680 How tall are you, Johnny? We ain't talking about me, Ellie. 1:07:30.700 --> 1:07:32.600 We ain't talking about me right now. Johnny's 5'6. I'm 1:07:32.640 --> 1:07:39.350 not 5'6. I'm just kidding. I'm 5'8. with flats. 1:07:40.990 --> 1:07:43.390 That made me realize he was not a baby he 1:07:43.430 --> 1:07:48.130 went from the lunchbox johnny yeah it went from kool-aid 1:07:48.590 --> 1:07:51.590 like junk lunchables into mommy don't put salt in my 1:07:51.710 --> 1:07:55.730 egg no no more protein do you have any steak. 1:07:55.610 --> 1:07:59.410 In there that's right has his has his voice ellie 1:07:59.430 --> 1:08:01.180 has his voice got deeper. 1:08:00.990 --> 1:08:05.800 Yet Oh, the voice got deeper, like, I'm telling you, 1:08:05.860 --> 1:08:07.810 a year ago. Yeah, you come on. 1:08:08.690 --> 1:08:11.620 Hey, Ma, don't put no salt in my eggs, Ma. 1:08:11.640 --> 1:08:14.780 I don't want no salt in my eggs. Two of them. 1:08:14.820 --> 1:08:16.660 There's two of them in the house. So I'm like, oh, 1:08:16.680 --> 1:08:17.860 my God, I can't even. 1:08:17.880 --> 1:08:20.080 I have a headache. 1:08:20.100 --> 1:08:22.360 But it was the diet. The diet. It went from 1:08:22.760 --> 1:08:26.100 junk to, like, 14 only and hitting the gym. 1:08:25.760 --> 1:08:29.389 With my friends. I am proud. Really proud. 1:08:29.770 --> 1:08:31.490 I'm like, I miss my baby. 1:08:33.290 --> 1:08:36.310 Now, from what you understand, he's 6'4, and he works out. 1:08:36.590 --> 1:08:38.270 So have the little girl start calling yet? 1:08:38.290 --> 1:08:38.990 Uh-oh. 1:08:40.030 --> 1:08:46.030 So he is dropping names on me. I was like, OK, 1:08:46.220 --> 1:08:48.960 let's go to the skate park. We're in Orlando area. 1:08:49.000 --> 1:08:50.000 So let's go. 1:08:50.360 --> 1:08:52.019 So I drop him at the skate park. 1:08:52.100 --> 1:08:55.370 I'm like, okay. Okay. 1:08:55.450 --> 1:08:55.790 All right. 1:08:56.330 --> 1:08:58.340 And then the second time is like, okay, no, no, 1:08:58.380 --> 1:08:59.980 that's no, that's no longer. 1:08:59.990 --> 1:09:02.040 We have a new one. Yes. 1:09:02.060 --> 1:09:02.180 Yes. 1:09:02.200 --> 1:09:02.280 Yes. 1:09:02.340 --> 1:09:03.179 They'll rotate. 1:09:03.560 --> 1:09:10.000 Yes. Yes. That is right. That is too funny. You 1:09:10.040 --> 1:09:11.360 hold on a second, Rae. What'd they say over there? 1:09:11.380 --> 1:09:13.880 There's so many. When I dropped him off and there 1:09:13.900 --> 1:09:15.460 was no hug goodbye. 1:09:15.040 --> 1:09:16.769 Anymore when they go to school. 1:09:16.820 --> 1:09:17.120 Yep. 1:09:17.150 --> 1:09:18.230 That's a biggie. 1:09:18.729 --> 1:09:21.090 Somebody said when they don't want to wear characters on 1:09:21.110 --> 1:09:22.210 their clothes anymore. 1:09:23.350 --> 1:09:26.790 Oh, it's so true. The characters, they're so much cheaper. 1:09:27.050 --> 1:09:29.180 You go from $ 13 Batman shoes to $ 90 Jordans. 1:09:29.200 --> 1:09:29.560 Yeah. Yes. 1:09:29.580 --> 1:09:29.650 Yes. 1:09:33.860 --> 1:09:35.060 He's a Batman sneakers. 1:09:35.920 --> 1:09:37.680 He told, uh, Carrie said he told me that he 1:09:37.720 --> 1:09:39.900 doesn't need the baby forks anymore. He wants to use 1:09:39.939 --> 1:09:40.799 a big kid fork. 1:09:41.140 --> 1:09:44.600 Wow. Wow. Mine told me, Hey dad, can I sit 1:09:44.620 --> 1:09:48.700 in the front seat? I'm like, son, but really I'm, I'm, I'm, 1:09:48.750 --> 1:09:49.870 I'm big enough to sit in the front. 1:09:50.070 --> 1:09:51.389 How long did you make him sit in the back? 1:09:52.130 --> 1:09:54.410 I think he was in, uh, he was, uh, I 1:09:54.430 --> 1:09:56.490 think he was like 12. 1:09:56.490 --> 1:09:56.809 Okay. 1:09:56.850 --> 1:09:58.410 No, that's, I think that's right. I think it's based 1:09:58.450 --> 1:09:59.349 off weight though. 1:09:59.410 --> 1:09:59.720 Yeah. 1:10:00.040 --> 1:10:01.540 Yeah. He's like, dad, really? Can I sit in the front? 1:10:02.510 --> 1:10:03.070 I don't know. 1:10:03.090 --> 1:10:03.790 I guess. 1:10:04.110 --> 1:10:06.349 All right. Amanda, we're going to hook you up. Tickets 1:10:06.370 --> 1:10:09.979 to see the Stan Society, Olivia Rodrigo night, October 2nd 1:10:10.060 --> 1:10:11.939 at the House of Blues. Ray, what are you working on? 1:10:12.020 --> 1:10:15.140 Ed Sheeran actually addressed the controversy going on with his tour. 1:10:15.160 --> 1:10:16.420 All right. That's on the way on Johnny's house. 1:10:19.640 --> 1:10:23.090 Now, the Johnny's House Entertainment News with Ray. 1:10:23.229 --> 1:10:23.470 All right. 1:10:23.510 --> 1:10:27.610 So Ed Sheeran has finally addressed the controversy like surrounding 1:10:27.670 --> 1:10:29.930 his tour after Macklemore dropped out. 1:10:31.170 --> 1:10:33.070 And, you know, he was his opening act. And then 1:10:33.110 --> 1:10:34.040 all of a sudden there. 1:10:33.910 --> 1:10:36.900 Was other like supporting acts that were dropping as well. 1:10:36.920 --> 1:10:38.540 So did I read it right? He didn't have an 1:10:38.580 --> 1:10:38.870 opening act? 1:10:40.610 --> 1:10:41.689 This past time? 1:10:41.720 --> 1:10:43.840 Yeah, when he made this statement, he just came in. 1:10:44.140 --> 1:10:46.960 So he was at his Philadelphia concert on Saturday, and 1:10:46.979 --> 1:10:50.600 he apologized for mistakes and called the October 7th of 1:10:50.600 --> 1:10:53.019 2023 attack in Israel horrific. 1:10:53.860 --> 1:10:55.420 He said that while adding. 1:10:55.180 --> 1:11:00.040 That what is happening in Gaza is catastrophic, he's like, 1:11:00.080 --> 1:11:03.759 I'm used to my music just being criticized. But this week, 1:11:03.820 --> 1:11:06.240 the criticism was about something much more important. 1:11:06.280 --> 1:11:06.920 He said, I've had. 1:11:07.620 --> 1:11:09.880 uh, to take it all in and make difficult decisions 1:11:09.939 --> 1:11:12.700 and I'm making mistakes and I'm very sorry. So he 1:11:12.760 --> 1:11:15.849 did stress that his concerts should remain a place where 1:11:15.860 --> 1:11:18.269 people with different views can. 1:11:18.170 --> 1:11:19.530 Come together through music. 1:11:20.010 --> 1:11:22.030 And that's what we were saying before that, like, usually 1:11:22.050 --> 1:11:23.469 it should just all be about the music. 1:11:23.590 --> 1:11:26.189 And that's his thing. It's like, you know what he, he, 1:11:26.229 --> 1:11:28.250 his thing is like, I like music. I come out 1:11:28.290 --> 1:11:30.049 and I play music and I want people to enjoy. 1:11:30.070 --> 1:11:32.650 And music is a safe place to keep you away from, 1:11:32.770 --> 1:11:33.590 you know, certain things. 1:11:33.710 --> 1:11:33.950 Yeah. 1:11:34.110 --> 1:11:37.600 And for, uh, Whatever reason, I've been caught up into 1:11:37.620 --> 1:11:39.309 this thing that is going on. 1:11:39.320 --> 1:11:42.770 And he also admitted that the controversy obviously made him 1:11:42.810 --> 1:11:45.510 question whether or not he wanted to continue touring or 1:11:45.590 --> 1:11:49.330 even be an artist in general. But obviously, 50,000 fans 1:11:49.410 --> 1:11:50.770 still showed up on Saturday. 1:11:50.770 --> 1:11:51.490 50,000? 1:11:51.490 --> 1:11:54.890 50,000 and convinced him to keep going. And so he 1:11:55.170 --> 1:11:57.450 was like, listen, people will say what they want, but 1:11:57.490 --> 1:11:58.430 I'm doing this for you. 1:11:58.450 --> 1:12:02.500 Can you imagine... 50,000 people, and you're a one-man band. 1:12:02.600 --> 1:12:03.240 Yep. 1:12:03.280 --> 1:12:05.460 Because he does all his instruments and does all his singing. 1:12:05.460 --> 1:12:09.439 50,000 people, and they're all happy that you were there. 1:12:09.460 --> 1:12:11.980 And he was crying. You could see him crying on stage, 1:12:12.000 --> 1:12:13.500 just saying, thank you for showing up. 1:12:13.840 --> 1:12:16.120 But he had to do that, because if he didn't, 1:12:16.350 --> 1:12:18.189 they'd look at him as just shying away from it, 1:12:18.310 --> 1:12:20.650 or he doesn't care about the impact. And he's like, 1:12:20.710 --> 1:12:22.790 I do care, but I came here to play music 1:12:22.830 --> 1:12:23.110 for y'all. 1:12:23.170 --> 1:12:24.330 Yeah, and that's what he was saying. 1:12:24.370 --> 1:12:28.370 He's like, he understands both sides and how horrible it is, but. 1:12:28.510 --> 1:12:30.979 And he's like, don't scramble. Don't scramble to get an 1:12:31.040 --> 1:12:32.260 opening act. I'll just play longer. 1:12:32.280 --> 1:12:33.009 Yeah, that's it. 1:12:33.300 --> 1:12:33.640 Wow. 1:12:33.680 --> 1:12:33.820 Yep. 1:12:34.160 --> 1:12:35.120 That's huge. 1:12:35.160 --> 1:12:39.810 Hayden Panettiere's mother, Leslie, and boyfriend, Brian Hickerson, were reportedly 1:12:39.910 --> 1:12:45.110 not invited to her memorial. So, yep, around 150 family members, friends, 1:12:45.170 --> 1:12:48.830 and Hollywood figures that she worked with, like on Nashville 1:12:48.870 --> 1:12:53.300 and co-stars, they were all there at the Malibu Celebration 1:12:53.320 --> 1:12:56.980 of Life. So, the coastal location honored Hayden Panettiere's love 1:12:57.000 --> 1:12:58.720 for the ocean and whales. She's in a ton of 1:12:58.760 --> 1:13:01.559 documentaries about, like, saving whales and the oceans and all 1:13:01.600 --> 1:13:02.820 that stuff. 1:13:03.080 --> 1:13:04.950 But... So who wasn't invited? 1:13:05.150 --> 1:13:05.850 Her mom. 1:13:05.890 --> 1:13:08.389 Her mom and the beat up boyfriend? 1:13:08.510 --> 1:13:08.810 Yes. 1:13:08.870 --> 1:13:12.360 Now I can understand him not being there. She was 1:13:12.400 --> 1:13:13.210 in a good place with her mom? 1:13:14.140 --> 1:13:15.600 No, she I mean, she was on and off with 1:13:15.640 --> 1:13:17.650 her mom. And I guess when she told her mom 1:13:17.729 --> 1:13:19.410 years ago that she didn't want her to be her 1:13:19.450 --> 1:13:22.130 manager anymore, they had a falling out because like she 1:13:22.170 --> 1:13:24.490 was in control of like a lot of the businesses 1:13:24.530 --> 1:13:27.050 kind of like Kris Jenner was or is over her daughters. 1:13:27.150 --> 1:13:29.110 And she just didn't want her mom to be her 1:13:29.150 --> 1:13:31.730 mom anymore. She wanted her mother to be her mom. 1:13:31.950 --> 1:13:34.500 I guess my thing is I would sit back and go, OK, 1:13:35.180 --> 1:13:38.520 all that happened. But a mother has lost her child. 1:13:38.560 --> 1:13:38.780 Yeah. 1:13:39.320 --> 1:13:42.380 And this is a memorial for that child. Let the 1:13:42.439 --> 1:13:44.540 mom go. Now, the boyfriend totally understand. 1:13:44.620 --> 1:13:46.380 Oh, absolutely. He better not show his face. 1:13:46.400 --> 1:13:48.719 But the mom that she did lose a child. 1:13:48.800 --> 1:13:49.080 Yeah. 1:13:49.300 --> 1:13:49.880 Yeah. 1:13:50.200 --> 1:13:52.340 I mean, she shared in interviews just talking about how 1:13:52.420 --> 1:13:54.740 she believed that her daughter had lost her way. 1:13:54.770 --> 1:13:54.850 Yeah. 1:13:55.590 --> 1:13:57.490 And that she also wanted her daughter to be remembered 1:13:57.510 --> 1:13:58.330 for the talent that. 1:13:58.410 --> 1:13:59.650 You know, she she had. 1:13:59.750 --> 1:14:00.270 She was beautiful. 1:14:00.310 --> 1:14:02.190 She was outgoing. She was very intelligent. 1:14:02.290 --> 1:14:04.950 Yeah. But yeah, I just I don't know. 1:14:05.270 --> 1:14:05.550 I know. 1:14:05.630 --> 1:14:06.410 I don't know. I know. 1:14:06.470 --> 1:14:07.070 And I saw that, too. 1:14:07.150 --> 1:14:08.990 I was like, would you crash it? 1:14:10.229 --> 1:14:11.389 I would be there. 1:14:11.710 --> 1:14:12.370 I would be there. 1:14:12.490 --> 1:14:14.350 Yeah, even if you weren't invited, you'd crash it. 1:14:14.430 --> 1:14:15.990 Yep, and I wouldn't cause a scene. 1:14:16.010 --> 1:14:16.480 No, no. 1:14:16.490 --> 1:14:18.640 Because I'd be standing on the outsides or whatever. 1:14:18.680 --> 1:14:21.960 I would just want to watch it. Listen, I understand 1:14:22.000 --> 1:14:24.820 y'all didn't invite me, but that's my daughter. 1:14:24.920 --> 1:14:25.160 Yes. 1:14:25.640 --> 1:14:28.220 I promise y'all I won't cause a scene. I'll sit 1:14:28.260 --> 1:14:30.460 back in the back. I just want to be here. 1:14:31.300 --> 1:14:32.760 And if they say no to that, I'm crashing it. 1:14:32.780 --> 1:14:33.960 Then I'm going to have to make a scene. 1:14:34.140 --> 1:14:34.300 Yes. 1:14:35.410 --> 1:14:37.250 I gave you an opportunity for us to do it nice. Yeah, 1:14:37.270 --> 1:14:39.010 I agree. If you don't, then I'm going to cause 1:14:39.050 --> 1:14:40.610 a scene and everybody in Hollywood is going to know 1:14:40.650 --> 1:14:41.610 that I caused this scene. 1:14:41.650 --> 1:14:41.889 Yes. 1:14:42.189 --> 1:14:43.729 All right, Ray, take a break. We'll come back and 1:14:43.750 --> 1:14:45.950 let's find out what is trending next on Johnny's House. 1:14:51.010 --> 1:14:53.270 That is so mean. 1:14:54.650 --> 1:14:55.629 Johnny! 1:14:56.990 --> 1:14:57.309 Okay. 1:14:57.850 --> 1:14:59.790 Oh, God. 1:14:59.910 --> 1:15:04.160 I'll tell you what I'm doing. We have someone... Someone 1:15:04.200 --> 1:15:06.220 learning the system. Chris is here and he's teaching them 1:15:06.640 --> 1:15:09.580 and he's hitting a button and I'm moving my mouth, 1:15:09.600 --> 1:15:11.100 but ain't a word that's coming out. And he thinks 1:15:11.120 --> 1:15:15.650 he's pushing the wrong buttons. You're good. Look out. 1:15:17.750 --> 1:15:20.050 He was just looking at you like, serious? 1:15:20.229 --> 1:15:20.930 Well, I don't know what to do. 1:15:20.950 --> 1:15:21.730 Are you serious? 1:15:22.370 --> 1:15:22.950 You're good, man. 1:15:23.590 --> 1:15:23.889 You're good. 1:15:25.700 --> 1:15:27.400 Ray, you got to have some fun, man. 1:15:27.420 --> 1:15:27.880 No, I love it. 1:15:27.920 --> 1:15:32.019 Come on now. All right. It's 9.14. Ray, what's trending? 1:15:32.660 --> 1:15:33.620 I don't even know. 1:15:33.680 --> 1:15:34.900 I'm confused now. 1:15:36.140 --> 1:15:42.969 So what's trending is yesterday, Patrick Clancy and his new 1:15:43.050 --> 1:15:45.290 wife were on 60 Minutes. 1:15:45.310 --> 1:15:47.150 So I don't know if you saw that trending. 1:15:47.170 --> 1:15:50.490 Okay, I know the story. So how long ago after 1:15:50.510 --> 1:15:52.189 that happened that you got married? 1:15:52.390 --> 1:15:53.230 So, I mean. 1:15:54.210 --> 1:15:55.290 And she was doing most of the talking. 1:15:55.410 --> 1:15:57.470 The timeline is kind of like up in the air. 1:15:57.490 --> 1:15:59.440 I don't know exactly how long. I haven't seen the 1:15:59.439 --> 1:16:01.519 60 minutes yet, so I have to go back and 1:16:01.540 --> 1:16:01.920 watch it. 1:16:01.960 --> 1:16:03.340 But yesterday it was on. 1:16:04.439 --> 1:16:08.200 And so this was after the whole mistrial, obviously. So 1:16:08.240 --> 1:16:12.030 they interviewed him and his current wife and talking about 1:16:12.270 --> 1:16:16.929 how they kind of met and how they're starting a family, 1:16:17.410 --> 1:16:20.410 and it's so cringy to me. 1:16:20.470 --> 1:16:22.979 I guess I'm thinking of it like this. If you're 1:16:23.000 --> 1:16:25.300 going to do an interview with me, sweetheart, you ain't 1:16:25.340 --> 1:16:25.500 in it. 1:16:26.189 --> 1:16:28.040 It was very strange to me. 1:16:28.060 --> 1:16:30.500 It's like she came out to say he's a good person. 1:16:30.520 --> 1:16:32.680 He's a great dad. He's gonna be a great dad 1:16:32.700 --> 1:16:33.419 to our kids. 1:16:33.479 --> 1:16:35.059 And I'm sitting there going, yeah, how are you going 1:16:35.080 --> 1:16:36.500 to remember his kids? 1:16:36.520 --> 1:16:37.840 I had had died. 1:16:37.860 --> 1:16:39.420 I'm like, why are you even there? 1:16:39.500 --> 1:16:41.969 I don't know. It was very strange to me. 1:16:42.430 --> 1:16:44.189 Maybe she was there for like support or. 1:16:44.350 --> 1:16:45.910 But why was she talking the whole time? 1:16:45.970 --> 1:16:47.830 I know she was. I didn't get that. Maybe she 1:16:47.850 --> 1:16:49.769 was trying to tell the world I'm the new one. 1:16:50.470 --> 1:16:50.890 I don't know. 1:16:51.470 --> 1:16:53.950 I don't know either. So that is going around all 1:16:53.990 --> 1:16:56.730 over social media right now, people putting in their two 1:16:56.770 --> 1:17:01.370 cents about it. Also trending is this girl on social media. 1:17:01.550 --> 1:17:03.929 She went on TikTok to complain that she just found 1:17:04.070 --> 1:17:07.930 out that she's being scammed because when she asked for 1:17:07.990 --> 1:17:12.220 cash back, the clerk at the grocery store took it 1:17:12.270 --> 1:17:14.500 out of her own bank account, and she thought she 1:17:14.540 --> 1:17:15.259 was getting scammed. 1:17:15.800 --> 1:17:16.060 What? 1:17:16.080 --> 1:17:16.200 What? 1:17:17.370 --> 1:17:20.099 If you get cash back, you know, it's coming from 1:17:20.140 --> 1:17:25.420 your own account. But there's people, young adults nowadays that 1:17:25.540 --> 1:17:28.080 didn't understand the fact that if you get cash back, 1:17:28.100 --> 1:17:31.360 it's coming out of your own account. She thinks it's 1:17:31.380 --> 1:17:34.210 just cash back from the store. She's getting cash back 1:17:34.290 --> 1:17:37.750 from shopping at that store. And so she went on 1:17:37.790 --> 1:17:40.310 social media to talk about how she's getting scammed by 1:17:40.350 --> 1:17:43.370 this cashier. She took out money from her bank account 1:17:43.410 --> 1:17:46.190 when she asked if she wanted cash back. And so 1:17:46.270 --> 1:17:48.930 now it is just like she's just found out that 1:17:48.970 --> 1:17:52.049 the grocery store had been stealing money from me. 1:17:51.930 --> 1:17:53.690 This past year and a half. Yes. 1:17:54.750 --> 1:17:55.250 Wow. 1:17:55.410 --> 1:17:56.309 So I don't know. 1:17:56.410 --> 1:17:59.740 She said that she got coupons and then she got 1:17:59.780 --> 1:18:05.960 some other coupons from the cashier and she saved like $ 50. 1:18:04.520 --> 1:18:07.960 And so she thought the $ 50 that she saved, she 1:18:08.000 --> 1:18:09.160 could get in cash back. 1:18:09.920 --> 1:18:10.110 Oh, wow. 1:18:11.240 --> 1:18:13.309 Oh, see, that's why I tell you they should always, 1:18:13.320 --> 1:18:15.650 and I think they started doing it here, is teach 1:18:15.689 --> 1:18:17.689 you a financial literacy class. 1:18:17.870 --> 1:18:18.150 Yes. 1:18:18.189 --> 1:18:20.729 Because these kids don't know. She just thought that I 1:18:20.770 --> 1:18:23.030 get cash back from coupons. If that was the case, 1:18:23.150 --> 1:18:25.009 I'd collect every coupon in the city. 1:18:25.170 --> 1:18:25.410 Yes. 1:18:25.490 --> 1:18:27.390 I would roll up there in a Brinks truck with 1:18:27.430 --> 1:18:29.070 so many coupons. Have you got cash back? 1:18:29.110 --> 1:18:29.410 Yeah. 1:18:30.130 --> 1:18:30.510 No. 1:18:30.570 --> 1:18:32.770 So it was kind of like a rude awakening for her. 1:18:32.790 --> 1:18:36.510 But yeah, so she figured out that they were actually 1:18:36.550 --> 1:18:37.550 not stealing from her. 1:18:37.570 --> 1:18:38.270 Oh, my goodness. 1:18:38.290 --> 1:18:39.310 She was just getting cash back. 1:18:39.780 --> 1:18:42.010 That's when you joker. Look, you're going to do that 1:18:42.050 --> 1:18:43.870 online and we're going to have to make a target 1:18:43.910 --> 1:18:44.650 out of you, sweetheart. 1:18:44.790 --> 1:18:45.090 Yes. 1:18:45.350 --> 1:18:46.550 Learn your money. 1:18:46.650 --> 1:18:49.910 But hopefully the Gen Xers or whoever, like whoever. 1:18:50.000 --> 1:18:51.280 The what do they call the uh. 1:18:52.780 --> 1:18:56.860 Nowadays beta beta yeah hopefully they learn from. 1:18:56.800 --> 1:19:00.070 Her Here's the funny thing about being scammed. That fake 1:19:00.090 --> 1:19:04.150 football player that said he played for the 49ers, 35 1:19:04.150 --> 1:19:08.460 more women came out and said he scammed them too. 1:19:08.460 --> 1:19:12.400 35 came out and said... And if you watch these, 1:19:12.439 --> 1:19:16.180 the videos are just funny. The voice messages, he would 1:19:16.220 --> 1:19:17.140 leave them and. 1:19:18.660 --> 1:19:21.680 I have to give it to him. He put himself 1:19:21.740 --> 1:19:24.760 into that role. Because, you know, all NFL players go 1:19:24.780 --> 1:19:26.120 to the Wendy's with their football helmets. 1:19:26.260 --> 1:19:27.220 I just can't. 1:19:28.380 --> 1:19:29.300 I cannot. 1:19:29.560 --> 1:19:33.990 They all go to the beach in full uniform. I mean, wow. 1:19:34.310 --> 1:19:37.090 Here's the thing. I guess, you know, the 49ers are 1:19:37.130 --> 1:19:41.390 so busy doing other things that no one said, yo, dude, 1:19:41.430 --> 1:19:42.139 he don't play for us. 1:19:42.229 --> 1:19:44.430 Or maybe they were like, there's no way anybody's going 1:19:44.450 --> 1:19:45.090 to believe that. 1:19:46.170 --> 1:19:48.630 But here's the thing. Someone said this, and they said 1:19:48.770 --> 1:19:52.400 all those women who got scammed, if one of them 1:19:52.800 --> 1:19:56.139 would just put, if it was Dajon Love, a member 1:19:56.180 --> 1:19:59.760 of the 49ers, it would have come out nowhere in 1:19:59.840 --> 1:20:04.460 history is he on this team. But no one, not one, 1:20:04.939 --> 1:20:05.519 looked it up. 1:20:06.500 --> 1:20:08.480 That's crazy to me. I look up everything. 1:20:08.500 --> 1:20:09.580 Yeah, he got them for like, what, $ 1. 1:20:09.479 --> 1:20:09.850 8 million, $ 1. 1:20:09.720 --> 1:20:16.550 3 million. Wow, not one. I mean, it's some funny stuff. 1:20:16.570 --> 1:20:18.110 All right, we come back. We're going to find out 1:20:18.370 --> 1:20:21.740 how and are you living two different worlds coming up 1:20:21.820 --> 1:20:26.360 on Johnny's house. It is Johnny's house. It's a Monday 1:20:26.939 --> 1:20:29.930 and expect some rain this afternoon. 50% chance of that 1:20:30.550 --> 1:20:34.530 getting up to about 89. It is 79 right now. 1:20:34.990 --> 1:20:37.140 We talk about this all the time, how we live 1:20:37.189 --> 1:20:39.200 in two different worlds. And I guess you kind of 1:20:39.220 --> 1:20:40.380 got to you over the weekend. 1:20:40.520 --> 1:20:41.840 Yes, it absolutely did. 1:20:42.160 --> 1:20:44.240 It's funny because like, even like a couple of weekends 1:20:44.280 --> 1:20:46.590 ago when we were in Key West, We went from 1:20:46.670 --> 1:20:49.010 going to Key West, going to these parties, doing all 1:20:49.050 --> 1:20:51.690 the things, these ragers and all that. And then the 1:20:51.750 --> 1:20:53.720 next day, I'm picking up my kids, doing homework in 1:20:53.740 --> 1:20:56.400 the car and going to softball practice and all the things. 1:20:56.500 --> 1:21:00.900 There's no mental... wrap down. There's no mental kind of 1:21:01.060 --> 1:21:04.860 ease into one world to another. No, it's boom, boom. 1:21:05.020 --> 1:21:07.139 It's just like, and then like, you know, you're, you're 1:21:07.180 --> 1:21:09.980 doing a gala and then you're picking up your kids 1:21:10.000 --> 1:21:12.680 the next morning or like you're waking up early and 1:21:12.780 --> 1:21:14.920 it's just one thing after another for us. 1:21:15.280 --> 1:21:17.080 And it's like seven different lifestyles. 1:21:17.680 --> 1:21:19.320 When it was really big for me, when they used 1:21:19.360 --> 1:21:21.140 to have red hot and boom before the city of 1:21:21.200 --> 1:21:23.610 Altamont decided, that they wanted to cancel it because they 1:21:23.650 --> 1:21:26.430 used up all the money that we would be in 1:21:26.450 --> 1:21:29.730 front of a crowd of 250,000 people. And at the end, 1:21:30.229 --> 1:21:33.519 soon as we did the fireworks, I would run, run 1:21:33.560 --> 1:21:36.540 to my car and jet out before traffic. So halfway 1:21:36.560 --> 1:21:40.020 through the fireworks. And then the next 20 minutes I'd 1:21:40.060 --> 1:21:41.860 be at home sitting on the couch. 1:21:41.620 --> 1:21:44.960 Going, What just happened? 1:21:44.979 --> 1:21:45.200 Yes. 1:21:45.260 --> 1:21:47.929 And your brain's trying to ramp down and your brain's 1:21:47.950 --> 1:21:50.910 trying to deal with the new reality of this when 1:21:51.170 --> 1:21:53.150 just a couple minutes ago, I got a police escort 1:21:53.180 --> 1:21:55.880 that's getting me through a crowd of people. And then 1:21:56.020 --> 1:21:58.280 I'm at home and I'm like, okay, what just... And 1:21:58.320 --> 1:21:59.780 I was thinking to myself, we talked about them like 1:22:00.060 --> 1:22:02.020 this got to have some type of long term lasting 1:22:02.040 --> 1:22:02.559 effects on us. 1:22:02.720 --> 1:22:03.080 It does. 1:22:03.100 --> 1:22:03.820 We don't know about yet. 1:22:03.960 --> 1:22:06.720 It's an emotional roller coaster. It's all these highs. 1:22:06.800 --> 1:22:08.900 And then I'm not saying like being with family is low, 1:22:08.920 --> 1:22:12.760 but it's just like you're heightened by like adrenaline. And 1:22:12.780 --> 1:22:14.160 then all of a sudden you're just like sitting on 1:22:14.180 --> 1:22:16.220 the couch playing with your kids or just watching TV. 1:22:16.300 --> 1:22:18.800 And I was talking to Kim, your girl, the other night, 1:22:18.820 --> 1:22:21.080 and it's something that we have to be cautious of. 1:22:21.580 --> 1:22:24.139 is that for us these things we do like you 1:22:24.160 --> 1:22:26.390 know being at the gala the other night uh as 1:22:26.410 --> 1:22:29.809 they say they say gala the other night you know 1:22:29.890 --> 1:22:32.750 for us it's what we do yeah you know and 1:22:32.790 --> 1:22:35.690 we'll tell our significant others we'll locate say hey i 1:22:35.710 --> 1:22:38.900 got an event on saturday uh where this this blah 1:22:38.920 --> 1:22:40.860 blah blah and we don't fill in the blanks and 1:22:40.880 --> 1:22:42.920 then when they get there they realize that it's just 1:22:43.260 --> 1:22:45.120 your girl's like ray just told me to wear something 1:22:45.140 --> 1:22:48.320 sparkly yeah You know, she says Ray works. I mean, 1:22:48.340 --> 1:22:51.090 this is work for her, but she gave me no details. 1:22:51.410 --> 1:22:52.290 Then the West of sparkle. 1:22:52.370 --> 1:22:52.550 Yeah. 1:22:53.030 --> 1:22:55.030 And I said, Hey, my girl's the same way. But 1:22:55.229 --> 1:22:57.670 what she has done is she knows that's all the 1:22:57.689 --> 1:22:59.979 information you can get on me. She'd go to that website. 1:23:00.040 --> 1:23:02.220 She'll see what they want to pass, what people wear 1:23:02.520 --> 1:23:06.320 and adapt to that. I got an event Saturday night. 1:23:06.340 --> 1:23:08.320 You want to go? Yeah. The headdress ball. It's a 1:23:08.360 --> 1:23:09.669 great time. It's going to be a lot of fun. 1:23:09.710 --> 1:23:12.060 Dress up. I think I'll probably wear a tight. I'm 1:23:12.080 --> 1:23:14.460 saying I'll probably wear a tuxedo. So, yeah, that's it. 1:23:14.560 --> 1:23:14.960 That's it. 1:23:15.240 --> 1:23:17.000 But didn't say this is this. It's going to be 1:23:17.040 --> 1:23:19.269 beautiful when you walk into it. It's grand interest. But 1:23:19.280 --> 1:23:22.150 that's one thing that we have to do because it's 1:23:22.290 --> 1:23:22.750 our life. 1:23:22.910 --> 1:23:23.070 Yeah. 1:23:23.490 --> 1:23:26.150 And the people where it's not theirs. So when you 1:23:26.170 --> 1:23:29.710 downplay something, they think that it's a smaller thing. And 1:23:29.729 --> 1:23:32.370 when you get there, it's like, OK, I am. Totally. 1:23:32.390 --> 1:23:34.590 Yeah, I'm pretty sure like Kim is always just like this. 1:23:34.970 --> 1:23:38.090 This is not what I was expecting. Almost every single time. 1:23:38.170 --> 1:23:40.910 This is not what I was expecting. I'm like, OK, 1:23:41.030 --> 1:23:41.630 I got you. 1:23:42.830 --> 1:23:44.179 I want to find out, are you one of those 1:23:44.260 --> 1:23:47.640 two that you have two different lifestyles? There's one where 1:23:47.680 --> 1:23:50.640 you're a boss, manager or whatever. And the next one, 1:23:50.720 --> 1:23:54.760 you're at home being wifey, girlfriend or mom. And it's 1:23:54.780 --> 1:23:57.860 just two different worlds that you have to get adjusted to. Uh, 1:23:57.880 --> 1:23:59.760 we're going to hook somebody up. Got two tickets to 1:23:59.780 --> 1:24:01.690 see where a hollow scream. If you'd like to go 1:24:01.729 --> 1:24:07.150 select nights through October 31st, visit hollow scream, Orlando.com. Uh, 1:24:07.330 --> 1:24:10.130 it's a separate ticketed event and restrictions may apply. So 1:24:10.150 --> 1:24:12.349 if you want to get tickets, you go to hollow scream, Orlando.com. 1:24:12.590 --> 1:24:14.050 We want to give you a pair and just tell 1:24:14.090 --> 1:24:16.910 us how your life is. Two different worlds. One, you 1:24:16.939 --> 1:24:19.140 do this in the other one. You do that. And 1:24:19.160 --> 1:24:20.580 then you can probably help with us and tell us 1:24:20.620 --> 1:24:22.380 how you deal with it mentally. Cause yeah, I've been 1:24:22.400 --> 1:24:28.700 doing it forever, and I still don't know how. 407-919-1067, 877-919-1067, 1:24:28.780 --> 1:24:31.689 XL Mobile, 41067, live stream, social media, we want to 1:24:31.710 --> 1:24:34.210 hear from you. And if you have the iHeartRadio app, 1:24:34.229 --> 1:24:36.710 you drop a comment, and you can win two tickets 1:24:36.750 --> 1:24:39.730 to SeaWorld's Howl and Scream. All you got to tell 1:24:39.750 --> 1:24:42.340 us is how you live two different lives at the 1:24:42.420 --> 1:24:45.130 exact same time. We can relate. Are you doing it? 1:24:45.140 --> 1:24:46.220 Traffic report is sponsored. 1:24:47.120 --> 1:24:47.979 Oh, well, you know. 1:24:48.000 --> 1:24:50.849 That's everybody's dream. 1:24:51.110 --> 1:24:51.650 I traded for that. 1:24:51.670 --> 1:24:53.070 Yeah, that's everybody's dream. 1:24:53.610 --> 1:24:56.950 I'll trade it in for that. Let's try that one. 1:24:56.990 --> 1:24:58.850 But I know what you're saying. I know what you're saying. 1:24:59.470 --> 1:25:01.810 You hold on a second. Rosie. 1:25:01.830 --> 1:25:03.530 Good morning. 1:25:03.729 --> 1:25:04.590 What's up, Rosie, Rosie? 1:25:05.570 --> 1:25:07.390 Good morning. It's Monday again. Gross. 1:25:08.890 --> 1:25:11.140 Look, for us, it's the end of the day Monday. 1:25:11.180 --> 1:25:13.179 For y'all, y'all just getting started. Oh, good. 1:25:13.320 --> 1:25:14.100 Yes, you're almost done. 1:25:14.120 --> 1:25:14.599 All right. 1:25:14.840 --> 1:25:16.460 So, Rosie, Rosie, let me hear about those two world's. 1:25:17.300 --> 1:25:19.880 So most people probably experience this to some degree. It's 1:25:20.060 --> 1:25:22.620 the in-law differences and we're coming up to the holidays. 1:25:22.720 --> 1:25:26.430 So we're kind of thinking about fitting into those two worlds. 1:25:26.150 --> 1:25:27.510 And balancing those. 1:25:27.870 --> 1:25:30.250 You care about your partner's family, but it can be 1:25:30.370 --> 1:25:31.969 really tiring because you're. 1:25:31.850 --> 1:25:33.349 Always like on, you. 1:25:33.189 --> 1:25:34.890 Know, but you care about them. You want everyone to 1:25:34.910 --> 1:25:38.640 be happy. So for example, my family, it's very relaxed. 1:25:38.720 --> 1:25:40.540 It's like everyone gets hungry. Okay, let's go eat out 1:25:40.740 --> 1:25:42.260 and we see each other when we can. 1:25:42.280 --> 1:25:42.360 Yeah. 1:25:42.800 --> 1:25:45.220 And his family is very, like, they want to be 1:25:45.260 --> 1:25:48.020 more important. So, like, the big holidays, like, have to 1:25:48.040 --> 1:25:48.980 be at their place. 1:25:49.000 --> 1:25:49.160 Yes. 1:25:49.540 --> 1:25:54.320 And, you know, there's political differences. There's religious differences. They 1:25:54.340 --> 1:25:56.640 can be pretty loud. And, like, you always want to 1:25:56.680 --> 1:25:58.599 be respectful. And I love them. But it's, like, really 1:25:58.660 --> 1:26:02.080 stressful because you're, like, balancing and you're keeping the peace. 1:26:02.120 --> 1:26:04.740 So it's. As much as I love the winter holidays, 1:26:05.100 --> 1:26:07.890 it can be really stressful because you're just around them so. 1:26:07.689 --> 1:26:08.490 Long, too. 1:26:08.750 --> 1:26:10.110 Especially if the families are different. 1:26:10.189 --> 1:26:10.830 Oh, for sure. 1:26:10.850 --> 1:26:12.410 That's a lot. 1:26:12.870 --> 1:26:16.390 Oh, no. Sometimes when I have guests, and I'll be 1:26:16.410 --> 1:26:18.790 having some guests coming in for the cruise, love them 1:26:18.810 --> 1:26:20.870 to death, but I ain't going to lie. I'm happy 1:26:20.890 --> 1:26:24.350 when they leave. I want my house back. That's what 1:26:24.390 --> 1:26:25.310 they say. 1:26:25.390 --> 1:26:27.870 They say about guests, they start to stink after fish 1:26:27.950 --> 1:26:29.990 a couple days. You're like, okay, we're done. 1:26:30.210 --> 1:26:33.970 Oh, my goodness. Here's some things I understand. I know 1:26:34.010 --> 1:26:38.130 some people who date people whose family have political differences, 1:26:38.729 --> 1:26:42.570 and they go toe-to-toe. And I'm like, no. If I'm 1:26:42.610 --> 1:26:44.290 at their house, I'm not bringing it up. We're not 1:26:44.350 --> 1:26:45.189 talking about that. 1:26:45.270 --> 1:26:45.530 No. 1:26:46.790 --> 1:26:48.570 But they'll go toe-to-toe. No, they need to know. And 1:26:48.590 --> 1:26:50.510 they're going back and forth. And I'm like, oh, my goodness. 1:26:50.530 --> 1:26:52.010 That's the easiest way to ruin it. 1:26:53.640 --> 1:26:54.099 It is. 1:26:54.270 --> 1:26:56.490 It is. And then you're like, oh, that's what that 1:26:56.530 --> 1:26:58.800 person really thinks. And you're like, I don't say anything 1:26:58.820 --> 1:27:00.639 because I don't want to cause problems. And I'm like, whoa. 1:27:01.160 --> 1:27:05.080 Exactly. I know you're looking at them differently now. You're like, okay, okay. 1:27:05.300 --> 1:27:07.880 I see now. Yeah. That could be two different worlds. 1:27:08.260 --> 1:27:10.259 Becca from Altamont Springs. Good morning. 1:27:11.180 --> 1:27:12.260 Hello. Good morning. 1:27:12.280 --> 1:27:14.430 All right, Becca. Tell me about your worlds. 1:27:15.510 --> 1:27:18.630 So I work a corporate job. I'm a manager there 1:27:18.930 --> 1:27:21.730 and I work 50 hours a week at least. And 1:27:21.750 --> 1:27:25.349 then on top of that, I have three kids under 1:27:25.370 --> 1:27:26.530 the age of five. 1:27:26.570 --> 1:27:27.420 Give me the age. 1:27:27.439 --> 1:27:27.820 Hold on. 1:27:28.140 --> 1:27:28.679 Give me the ages. 1:27:31.160 --> 1:27:34.190 Four and a half year old twins, boys, and then 1:27:34.210 --> 1:27:38.450 a year and a half year old baby girl. So 1:27:38.470 --> 1:27:41.830 like today I work at three, so I'm about to 1:27:41.890 --> 1:27:45.360 take baby girl after breakfast. Then we're going grocery shopping 1:27:45.920 --> 1:27:49.300 and then meal prepping their dinner. And then I go 1:27:49.320 --> 1:27:51.740 to work after I pick them up from school. And 1:27:51.780 --> 1:27:55.439 then I work until midnight. And then the show starts 1:27:55.460 --> 1:27:55.980 again tomorrow. 1:27:56.000 --> 1:27:57.389 Oh, my goodness. 1:27:57.470 --> 1:27:59.890 I would be like, hey, what time do you get off? Midnight. 1:27:59.950 --> 1:28:01.370 Why didn't you get home to 1.30? Because I just 1:28:01.390 --> 1:28:02.910 drove around a block for about an hour. 1:28:03.229 --> 1:28:03.809 Yeah, right? 1:28:05.290 --> 1:28:07.670 I utilize, I have a 45 minute commute, so I 1:28:07.670 --> 1:28:11.269 utilize my commute as much as possible to catch up 1:28:11.290 --> 1:28:15.349 with family and friends uninterrupted because obviously talking in front 1:28:15.370 --> 1:28:18.150 of kids is very, very hard. 1:28:18.290 --> 1:28:21.060 So what do you do for fun or to like relax? 1:28:23.060 --> 1:28:24.060 I hang out with my kids. 1:28:24.260 --> 1:28:24.960 Crickets, crickets. 1:28:24.979 --> 1:28:26.479 We go to the zoo before work. 1:28:28.800 --> 1:28:30.099 But that's exhausting. 1:28:30.580 --> 1:28:31.900 You know, It is. 1:28:32.140 --> 1:28:32.580 It is. 1:28:32.840 --> 1:28:34.940 But it's just a season of life. I didn't give 1:28:34.979 --> 1:28:35.849 it up for anything. 1:28:35.890 --> 1:28:36.750 Yeah. 1:28:36.950 --> 1:28:38.389 It's going to get better one day. 1:28:38.530 --> 1:28:42.269 I know. But it is. You know, I love this 1:28:42.330 --> 1:28:44.650 day and age of parenting. And I'm going to tell 1:28:44.689 --> 1:28:47.729 you why. Because growing up, if my dad had to 1:28:47.770 --> 1:28:49.800 work a night shift, everybody had to be quiet. 1:28:49.860 --> 1:28:50.059 Yes. 1:28:50.220 --> 1:28:53.679 There's no noise in the house. Ain't nobody making a sound. 1:28:53.939 --> 1:28:56.540 He is sleeping. And when he came up, there was 1:28:56.580 --> 1:28:58.740 no dad, let's go play catch. There was none of that. 1:28:58.800 --> 1:28:58.940 No. 1:29:00.340 --> 1:29:01.300 It was, I'm tired. 1:29:01.320 --> 1:29:02.720 I'm going to get up and do it again. But 1:29:02.760 --> 1:29:04.340 you're making a point to take them to the circus, 1:29:04.420 --> 1:29:07.400 I mean, to the zoo before work? Wow. That's true. 1:29:08.220 --> 1:29:10.650 Trying to give them a childhood that looks like I'm 1:29:10.689 --> 1:29:11.650 not a working parent. 1:29:11.700 --> 1:29:13.530 No, I got you. I got you. 1:29:13.550 --> 1:29:14.490 You're doing it. 1:29:14.650 --> 1:29:16.010 Hey, listen, we're going to hook you up. Now I 1:29:16.010 --> 1:29:17.790 don't know how you're going to do this, but you 1:29:17.830 --> 1:29:20.350 got two tickets to see where I'll scream. And I 1:29:20.390 --> 1:29:22.290 want you to go and take a friend or somebody 1:29:23.090 --> 1:29:25.090 just to get away for a little bit. And scream 1:29:25.150 --> 1:29:28.450 a little bit. And scream a little bit. Yeah, we'll 1:29:28.470 --> 1:29:28.750 do that. 1:29:28.830 --> 1:29:29.910 Definitely do that. 1:29:29.950 --> 1:29:32.010 Yeah, for sure. But you are. You're a super mom. 1:29:32.050 --> 1:29:32.410 You are. 1:29:33.729 --> 1:29:34.990 I appreciate it. 1:29:35.010 --> 1:29:39.990 Back in the day, everybody quiet. And you eat what 1:29:40.010 --> 1:29:42.189 you had yesterday. You know what? Go get a bowl 1:29:42.260 --> 1:29:42.730 of cereal. 1:29:42.770 --> 1:29:44.380 That's exactly what I was thinking. 1:29:44.400 --> 1:29:45.620 You're having cereal tonight. 1:29:45.740 --> 1:29:49.960 Get a bowl of cereal. I know. Meal prepping? Please. 1:29:50.660 --> 1:29:51.540 They get lasagna tonight. 1:29:51.560 --> 1:29:58.070 They get you. So then it now uses for two 1:29:58.110 --> 1:29:59.670 meals because it's a big casserole. 1:29:59.750 --> 1:30:00.030 Yes. 1:30:00.189 --> 1:30:00.610 Oh, for sure. 1:30:00.650 --> 1:30:02.420 Hey, stretch it out for three. 1:30:02.460 --> 1:30:04.520 Hey, stretch it out. Let me tell you what I 1:30:04.540 --> 1:30:06.640 do in my house. I cook three days a week, 1:30:07.920 --> 1:30:10.740 Monday night, Tuesday night, and Wednesday night. And Thursday we 1:30:10.780 --> 1:30:13.830 call it smorgasbord. Anything you eat those two nights, you're 1:30:13.870 --> 1:30:16.769 having it all. You might have lasagna and chicken. You 1:30:16.850 --> 1:30:17.830 might have it. 1:30:17.930 --> 1:30:19.090 I think it's a good plan. 1:30:20.370 --> 1:30:24.230 Yeah, it does. Well, listen, you hang in there. You'll see, 1:30:24.890 --> 1:30:26.620 as they say, the fruit of your labor. You'll see it. 1:30:27.090 --> 1:30:28.950 You'll see it. Yeah. All right. Thank you. 1:30:28.979 --> 1:30:29.910 Thank you so much. 1:30:29.939 --> 1:30:31.479 You hold on. We'll get some information from you, okay? 1:30:32.770 --> 1:30:34.830 All right. That's awesome. Ray, let's get out of here. 1:30:35.010 --> 1:30:37.150 It's 9.49. It is time for us to get out 1:30:37.189 --> 1:30:38.690 of here. Earlier today, Ray, we were talking about the 1:30:38.710 --> 1:30:39.689 iHeartRadio Music Festival. 1:30:39.850 --> 1:30:39.950 Yeah. 1:30:39.970 --> 1:30:41.610 And I forgot. Sierra? 1:30:41.750 --> 1:30:42.430 Oh, yeah. 1:30:42.610 --> 1:30:45.510 Just pregnant. Straight up. She was doing a lean back. 1:30:45.570 --> 1:30:45.950 And I'm like. 1:30:46.090 --> 1:30:46.330 Yeah. 1:30:46.650 --> 1:30:48.830 I think I was more worried about her than she was. 1:30:48.870 --> 1:30:49.090 I know. 1:30:49.110 --> 1:30:50.150 I mean, she was moving. 1:30:50.170 --> 1:30:51.410 But she really can like. 1:30:51.530 --> 1:30:52.870 She knows how to move. 1:30:52.890 --> 1:30:53.710 I mean, really. 1:30:53.729 --> 1:30:55.650 I don't know if she's like six or seven months pregnant. 1:30:55.670 --> 1:30:57.049 But she. Yeah, that was incredible. 1:30:57.250 --> 1:30:59.210 I'd have been sitting in the chair the whole time. 1:30:59.470 --> 1:31:03.830 Doing two steps. Yeah. The one-two step. Uh-uh. She was 1:31:03.939 --> 1:31:06.000 moving it, man. Yeah. All right, let's get out of here. Rae, 1:31:06.020 --> 1:31:06.939 what you got going on today? 1:31:07.820 --> 1:31:10.680 Well, we are like, what, nine days away from the cruise? 1:31:10.920 --> 1:31:14.559 I know. Some of the cruises are packing their bags already. 1:31:14.720 --> 1:31:16.740 Yeah, I think I'm going to get some stuff together 1:31:17.320 --> 1:31:19.340 just to make sure that I have everything prepared. 1:31:19.360 --> 1:31:19.580 Yeah. 1:31:19.600 --> 1:31:21.870 Because I don't want next week to come and be like, oh, God, 1:31:21.910 --> 1:31:22.389 we're leaving. 1:31:22.430 --> 1:31:26.450 Yeah, next week is a short one. It's Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday. 1:31:26.470 --> 1:31:27.210 We don't have Thursday, right? 1:31:27.800 --> 1:31:28.360 I think so. 1:31:28.439 --> 1:31:30.050 And then we leave. And then we leave. As soon 1:31:30.070 --> 1:31:32.120 as we get off the air, we're out of here. 1:31:32.300 --> 1:31:35.540 Other than that, man, let's hand this thing over to 1:31:35.560 --> 1:31:36.920 Ryan Seacrest. Y'all have a beautiful day.