Speaker 1: Wake up, wake ming.
Speaker 2: The mall.
Speaker 1: And it's a already the divs already and then Lunchbox
Speaker 1: Morgan too, Steve bred out, it's trying to put you
Speaker 1: through fog. He is running this WIGS next year. And
Speaker 1: Bobby's on the mix, so you know what this this about?
Speaker 1: It all school?
Speaker 3: I want to talk to Hannah and Saint Louis. Who's
Speaker 3: on the phone right now. Hannah, what's happening?
Speaker 4: Hi?
Speaker 5: How are you guys?
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, doing pretty good? What can I do
Speaker 3: for you?
Speaker 5: So I have a part of me is genuine part
Speaker 5: of me wants to know how much Fox feels about this.
Speaker 5: I am going to be a first year teacher out
Speaker 5: in Saint Louis this year and they've kind of done
Speaker 5: away with like supply lists and you know, shared supplies
Speaker 5: like kids bringing for school.
Speaker 6: And it's also like a.
Speaker 5: Very poor area, which I understand. So they're kind of
Speaker 5: encouraging us to put together Amazon lunch list, which makes
Speaker 5: me feel really really awkward, like putting together a whole
Speaker 5: list of things people just be like, hey, can you
Speaker 5: buy this for me? But I also want to know
Speaker 5: if a lunchbox has seen any of those and how
Speaker 5: he feels about teachers asking for free thanks.
Speaker 3: Everybody, listen right now, brace yourself. Just you're about to
Speaker 3: get angry, don't. It's not Bobby saying this, because sometimes
Speaker 3: he says stuff and I get I feel the brunt lunchbox.
Speaker 3: How do you feel about Amazon wish list of teachers?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 7: I hate it. I hate it.
Speaker 4: It's so stupid, it's so annoying, and everybody does it.
Speaker 4: And I think what has happened is school districts see
Speaker 4: the teachers do this, They're like, hey, we don't have
Speaker 4: to give them school supplies. Everybody else will buy a form,
Speaker 4: so we'll just save the money for something else. When
Speaker 4: they know they have the money, they've been doing it
Speaker 4: for years, and all of a sudden, it's like, oh,
Speaker 4: you know, teachers making these wish lists. So that's why
Speaker 4: I put up my grocery list a couple of years ago,
Speaker 4: because I was.
Speaker 3: Like, let's there's botist groceries, because my god.
Speaker 4: Because if people are gonna be buying you all your stuff,
Speaker 4: I mean, then why wouldn't you buy me my stuff?
Speaker 7: Like it just seems crazy.
Speaker 6: She's helping shape our future.
Speaker 7: Yeah, she chose that professionally.
Speaker 3: My fault Okay, there is a bit of a validity
Speaker 3: to that point. I mean, you choose to be a teacher,
Speaker 3: but I yes, there's a bit of validity to that point. However,
Speaker 3: I do think it's a system that if we as
Speaker 3: individuals don't step into help, the system's never gonna get better.
Speaker 3: You know, it's gonna have a broken system where we
Speaker 3: don't pay teachers enough because there's not enough money and
Speaker 3: they have to do X, Y and Z extra. Then
Speaker 3: they get tired of doing that, they can't do that anymore,
Speaker 3: so then they don't care as much. So then our
Speaker 3: kids aren't taught as well, and the system's broken. So
Speaker 3: we have to step in if we can and help
Speaker 3: in ways that we can. It doesn't have to just
Speaker 3: be this. But that's why I don't have a problem
Speaker 3: with it so much. And it's different from him.
Speaker 4: But school district, she said, Oh, they already say, oh,
Speaker 4: we don't have supplies.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you know why, because everybody else will buy in forms.
Speaker 3: Now they don't have the money.
Speaker 4: So what's soon gonna happen is the school district you're
Speaker 4: going to pay them two thirteen an hour like waitresses,
Speaker 4: and they're gonna just say, oh, the parents will tip
Speaker 4: the teachers and what we'll pay their salary too.
Speaker 7: We already paid taxes for that.
Speaker 3: Never heard that was the thing. But that's interesting insting theory.
Speaker 7: I mean, it's a slippery slope. People.
Speaker 3: Hey, Hannah, can I ask you a question? Yeah, why
Speaker 3: did you choose to go into teaching.
Speaker 5: I've worked with kadids my whole life. I've always loved it,
Speaker 5: and I've always think of it at it and I
Speaker 5: did kind of some sealed work. I went out to
Speaker 5: the new editing field work with a charter school to
Speaker 5: have a one school, and I absolutely fell in love
Speaker 5: with it. I always wanted to work in. I work
Speaker 5: in the inner city right now, and I freaking love
Speaker 5: those kids. I think that a lot of people don't
Speaker 5: want to teach in those areas and so they kind
Speaker 5: of get the brunt of the teachers.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so I feel like.
Speaker 5: You know, if I can go, and I can choose
Speaker 5: to go, and at least they have somebody out there.
Speaker 3: You know, it's extremely selfless because she knows she can
Speaker 3: affect these kids live. She also knows that what her
Speaker 3: ceiling is financially. Yeah, she's still going to do it.
Speaker 3: That being said, do you have a you have a venmo? O,
Speaker 3: here we go.
Speaker 5: Oh my god.
Speaker 3: I know you don't asking for anything, so I don't mind.
Speaker 3: I don't don't don't say it on the air, but
Speaker 3: if I put you on hold, I'm just asking if
Speaker 3: you have a venmo or PayPal? Which one do you have?
Speaker 6: I have Venmo.
Speaker 5: You're gonna make me?
Speaker 3: How how much is your whole list? I don't know
Speaker 3: if I can do the whole list. It's like a
Speaker 3: million dollars. You already have a pied me to build
Speaker 3: your whole school. I can't do that.
Speaker 5: I do Most of it is like two slush as, deodorant,
Speaker 5: things like that.
Speaker 3: Okay, how much how much do you need?
Speaker 6: I don't.
Speaker 5: I don't want you to say for all of it.
Speaker 5: That makes you feel really really bad. I don't want
Speaker 5: you to do that. It was a It was about
Speaker 5: four to five hundred dollars for everything.
Speaker 8: Books.
Speaker 3: Okay, I'm gonna send you five hundred bucks. Leave Lee,
Speaker 3: I'm gonna have him leave your Venmo. Don't hang up.
Speaker 3: I know you weren't calling to be like, give me money.
Speaker 3: I think it's funny to ask lunch Box that question too.
Speaker 3: I'd never heard the theory of we're gonna be tipping
Speaker 3: teachers that to me, it's hilarious. I mean, it is funny.
Speaker 3: It's dumb. I think it's it's dumb to feel that way.
Speaker 3: But he gets he just has the rights of his feelings.
Speaker 3: But I will just cover this. Consider it not even
Speaker 3: a gift, considered a thank you from you know, all
Speaker 3: of us, and just please keep doing what you're doing.
Speaker 5: God, thank you so much. I seriously I love you
Speaker 5: at all so much. Oh I'm gonna cry. I can't
Speaker 5: do him FI. Thank you so much.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna put you on hold. Leave Abby your venmo
Speaker 3: and I'll send it right over.
Speaker 5: Okay, thank you, thank you so much.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're welcome.
Speaker 7: What happens, you're ready fall.
Speaker 4: I won't do that other teachers, You're a Instagram they're
Speaker 4: gonna be deeming you all day.
Speaker 3: Hey, what about it's it's oh my gosh, in my
Speaker 3: idea and nauseating it is. Okay, there's a thousand of
Speaker 3: them nause eighty, you know, but I respect it.
Speaker 6: Never thought of about teachers as I like that. She shared.
Speaker 9: She's like, gosh, it's you know, they're encouraging us to
Speaker 9: do this and it's and it's awkward. And I just
Speaker 9: want to let teachers know whenever we see those lists,
Speaker 9: like we don't we don't think it's awkward. Please make
Speaker 9: them so we know how to support. Like, don't feel
Speaker 9: any shame in that we know the situation.
Speaker 3: You want to help unless you do make a lot
Speaker 3: of money. But and your superintendent, you don't need pencils,
Speaker 3: but I hear you, I do. There is no shame
Speaker 3: and ask him for help. Period. Yeah, especially if you're
Speaker 3: doing something for somebody else. I'm gonna handle this time
Speaker 3: for the newsbby a group of terrified teenagers called police
Speaker 3: in a panic after they claimed they ran into a growling,
Speaker 3: big foot like creature with glowing eyes. The recent high
Speaker 3: school graduates from southern Louisiana were camping in the National
Speaker 3: Forest about one hundred miles northwest of Baton Rouge. They
Speaker 3: reported the encounter last week. They were called seeing the
Speaker 3: large animal, they said resembled the shape the size of
Speaker 3: what a big foot would be described as nine t
Speaker 3: one member of the group, they were all seventeen and
Speaker 3: eighteen years old, call nine to one one. He was
Speaker 3: out of his mind's here is not acting although it
Speaker 3: could have been something messing with them, but he thought
Speaker 3: it was real, and he said he heard a growl
Speaker 3: and saw what appeared to be an animal that I
Speaker 3: glowing eyes and stood about five feet tall. Deputies responded
Speaker 3: to the scene, walked to the campsite. They followed the
Speaker 3: sound of their whist. They could not find Bigfoot, so
Speaker 3: they were so far no Bigfoot has been found.
Speaker 9: So they're seventeen and eighteen and they're out, like, is
Speaker 9: there anything involved?
Speaker 6: Because who?
Speaker 9: Like I one time at this party, these kids were
Speaker 9: reading these tacos that were mushroom tacos, if you know,
Speaker 9: and they started talking to the basketballs.
Speaker 3: So they could have been on edibles. They could have
Speaker 3: been drinking, who knows. But I don't know that, so
Speaker 3: I can't insert that into this.
Speaker 6: I don't either.
Speaker 3: I don't know that. It could have been a FCA group,
Speaker 3: Feltship Chrisian athletes as easily as they could have been. So,
Speaker 3: but they think they saw Bigfoot. I heard double I know,
Speaker 3: but I heard the call. It did not sound like
Speaker 3: they were a messling with nine one one. It also
Speaker 3: could have been a friend who knewhe they were scaring
Speaker 3: the crap out of them. True if so, and that
Speaker 3: friends listening. Who knows to your friend you made the
Speaker 3: national news. That's good. New York posts with that story.
Speaker 3: The next story is a Houston woman was scrolling through
Speaker 3: Facebook when she saw a post. She's like, wait what
Speaker 3: It was a gift registry for an upcoming wedding for
Speaker 3: her husband and another woman. No way. On the surface,
Speaker 3: you're like, what the heck. However, when I add the
Speaker 3: rest of this, you can tell me how you feel
Speaker 3: about it. So she's scrolling she sees that her husband
Speaker 3: is getting married again or remarried now. They separated in
Speaker 3: twenty nineteen. They had not finalized their divorce because apparently
Speaker 3: he didn't want his family to think he was a failure.
Speaker 3: So he's also I think been married four times. Not
Speaker 3: that that, but it's just all this together seems a lot.
Speaker 3: If you're not together but you're still married and you
Speaker 3: post this, it's not the same as the person you're
Speaker 3: still with posting the registry, right, It could be illegal
Speaker 3: if he's married to two people at the same time.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Like he needs to finalize that divorce.
Speaker 3: Because he is now being charge of bigamy. Yeah he's
Speaker 3: being charged. Come on, Yeah, because I think when she
Speaker 3: saw it, they weren't They still were not split, but
Speaker 3: the other couple wasn't married. Since then they got married.
Speaker 9: I mean, yeah, the headline is deceiving, Like I thought
Speaker 9: he was doing the whole complete double life thing where
Speaker 9: he has a family. Yeah, because it happens.
Speaker 3: It does rarely, rarely, it's so rare, but it's so
Speaker 3: rare when it does happen, we find it makes the news.
Speaker 7: That's how uh.
Speaker 3: When asked by reporters about the charges, Marcus said he
Speaker 3: wasn't aware of them and denied being married to anyone. Well,
Speaker 3: but it's a good headline. Woman scrolls finds her husband
Speaker 3: right registry. Napoleon's Pistol sells for one point eight three
Speaker 3: million dollars at an auction. Two pistols owned by the
Speaker 3: French Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte, with one which he once intended
Speaker 3: to kill himself with, has been have been sold on
Speaker 3: an auction for one point eight three Yeah. The guns
Speaker 3: are inlaid with gold and silver. Would you rather have
Speaker 3: this these two guns because they're together? These two guns
Speaker 3: from Napoleon or that original artwork of Harry Potter then
Speaker 3: went for one point nine million.
Speaker 9: Harry Potter. I don't want guns from Napoleon.
Speaker 3: They're valued about the same. So there's not a wrong
Speaker 3: answer here. I'm just asking what you had per to have.
Speaker 9: I'm not even really into Harry Potter, but I would
Speaker 9: if I had to choose the Harry Potter.
Speaker 7: I think Harry Potter is going to go up more probably.
Speaker 6: Oh, I don't know.
Speaker 3: It's Napoleon, man, what would you want? It's historical.
Speaker 7: I don't even know who Napoleon is what. He's a
Speaker 7: short guy. I know that he.
Speaker 6: Actually wasn't that short, that he wasn't that short.
Speaker 3: You're right, he's a great leader, great conqueror.
Speaker 9: Oh, I know he's a great leader, but also maybe
Speaker 9: not totally a great guy.
Speaker 3: I think if you're going to be a great leader
Speaker 3: back then, you're not. You couldn't be a great guy
Speaker 3: because you had to make a lot of tough decisions
Speaker 3: like kill everybody and maybe even kill yourself.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I don't even think back then that was considered not
Speaker 3: great or a bad person. That was just what you
Speaker 3: had to do to get power. If that is.
Speaker 9: And there's probably not not a lot of literature about
Speaker 9: them and the therapy they went through to try to figure.
Speaker 6: Out why they were the way.
Speaker 3: They won't know that, right, I don't know they had that. Yeah,
Speaker 3: so I'd probably like to have the Harry Potter just
Speaker 3: to be able to display it more. Yeah, I think
Speaker 3: it would be cooler and more pop culture relevant. I
Speaker 3: think both will go up a lot in value. A
Speaker 3: passenger saves a man's life while waiting at an airport
Speaker 3: terminal after spotting two symptoms on the guy.
Speaker 6: Which were they?
Speaker 3: A woman, what.
Speaker 6: I'm trying to think of? What were the symptoms and
Speaker 6: would I spot them?
Speaker 3: Okay, well, let's see. A woman at a North Carolina
Speaker 3: airport saved a man's life after her quick thinking in
Speaker 3: medical know how led her to believe he was having
Speaker 3: a heart attack. She is a nurse. She was waiting
Speaker 3: at the gate for the flight. She noticed a struggling
Speaker 3: King Jeffreys Jeffries fifty seven was on the same Knoxville
Speaker 3: bound flight and he was kind of snoring, like a
Speaker 3: sleep half asleep, breathing weird. And she was like, that
Speaker 3: is not normal. I've heard that before, and so she
Speaker 3: was like, I think you're having some sort of heart
Speaker 3: and he was Wow.
Speaker 9: I thought like maybe he was gonna be hunged over
Speaker 9: holding his chest.
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, that I would guess that one.
Speaker 6: I'm like that that I was spot but I'm having
Speaker 6: a heart attack.
Speaker 3: If I heard that, I would go, bet he's having
Speaker 3: a heart attack.
Speaker 6: Isn't your sleep apneas?
Speaker 9: A lot of times that it's that associated with Later
Speaker 9: a heart conditioner could cause.
Speaker 3: Stroke, okay, because it's like the sleep apnea that I have.
Speaker 3: It's you stop breathing, and so that means oxygen is
Speaker 3: not going into your body of your blood, and that
Speaker 3: could cause a lot of things. You have auction. Obviously,
Speaker 3: a flight got canceled after a first time flyer thought
Speaker 3: an emergency exit was a bathroom and deployed one of
Speaker 3: the slides. Have you not watched a TV show?
Speaker 7: Ever?
Speaker 3: It's watch an internet video not to know what's what.
Speaker 3: That's from s c MP, and that is the news story.
Speaker 10: Here's a voicemail we got hey, this might be fitting
Speaker 10: since Eddie just got here off. What do you call
Speaker 10: life on a bald man homeless?
Speaker 7: That's funny.
Speaker 3: You have not worn a hat for three days in
Speaker 3: a studio and the first time in my life, Eddie's
Speaker 3: just openly not worn a hat. He was balding. He
Speaker 3: kind of the ring on his head, and then we
Speaker 3: got him a hair system and he looked great. But
Speaker 3: he's like, it's just not for me. I'm want to
Speaker 3: shave my head all the way. How do you feel?
Speaker 3: I feel great.
Speaker 8: And it's been such a habit in my life to
Speaker 8: like get ready for work and go look for which
Speaker 8: I'm going to wear that. Every day I've been going
Speaker 8: to the closet and be like, oh, I don't need
Speaker 8: a hat.
Speaker 3: I've cut a little closer than that yet today though.
Speaker 8: It's dude, it's been a week and it's getting longer.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I would definitely cut it before today.
Speaker 8: So I was planning maybe see that shaving it once
Speaker 8: a week, but I might have to do it twice
Speaker 8: a week.
Speaker 3: I'd say, yeah, twice a week and all the good.
Speaker 3: Unless you want the ring. I don't. I think the
Speaker 3: ring looks fine if you see the ring here a
Speaker 3: little bit, yeah, but I just think you don't want
Speaker 3: the ring.
Speaker 7: I don't want the ring.
Speaker 9: The video you posted on Instagram, I was scrolling through
Speaker 9: and I I saw it.
Speaker 6: Sometimes I don't watch the whole thing because I already
Speaker 6: lived it.
Speaker 3: But you didn't watch my entire video that I hosted
Speaker 3: with the show Amy.
Speaker 6: I go ahead, and I was here alive.
Speaker 9: So but as I was scrolling through, I was like,
Speaker 9: any kind of looks like good Hispanic Joe Rogan?
Speaker 3: Does he look like?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Can I just look like Joe Rogan? No, you're you're hispanic? Okay? Yeah,
Speaker 3: but am I ripped like him?
Speaker 6: It looks like him in the video?
Speaker 3: Well, then I don't look like Joe Rogan.
Speaker 11: Like you need to kind of do your bald head.
Speaker 11: You had your head shape really yeah. Yeah, I remember
Speaker 11: when Joe Rogan decided to go bald. That was a
Speaker 11: crazy time because he had like a little bit of
Speaker 11: hair when he was doing that.
Speaker 8: Fear factor was a fear factor, and then all of
Speaker 8: a sudden he went bald. I like that was crazy.
Speaker 3: That's not work. I don't think you should be insulted
Speaker 3: by Hispanic people think I look like a white Lebron James.
Speaker 3: That's not true. What they say white is I'm like,
Speaker 3: you know what, I'll take it what it is. Let's
Speaker 3: do this. This is Melissa and Alabama.
Speaker 6: Hey, Bobby, two things.
Speaker 12: First off, you all crack me up every morning when
Speaker 12: I'm on my walk outside and I just find myself
Speaker 12: laughing out loud and the people tagging their walks and
Speaker 12: they just look at me like I'm weird. But you
Speaker 12: guys brighten up my morning. But my question was, I
Speaker 12: have only been a listener for about three years, and
Speaker 12: I'm wondering you and lunch Block when you all met.
Speaker 12: I know you guys have been gone back along time,
Speaker 12: but how did you initially meet? That's my question, y'all
Speaker 12: have a great day.
Speaker 3: First of all, Lunchbox and I met in the year
Speaker 3: of two thousand and three, so twenty one years. Dang,
Speaker 3: Lunchbox was my first of all, you guys, really man, Yeah,
Speaker 3: he was my first special. It was very special for me.
Speaker 3: Lunchbox was at a bar that I was at and
Speaker 3: I was doing a show by myself, and I was
Speaker 3: also looking for somebody to do the show. And we
Speaker 3: had like this open call just for me to meet people.
Speaker 3: And the people showed up, but Lunchbox didn't get their
Speaker 3: in time. Oh he's late. He was late, and he
Speaker 3: also was like yeah, and so he was just kind
Speaker 3: of like what up. And I was like, Ah, this
Speaker 3: guy's interesting, but he's also we were kids.
Speaker 7: Do you remember what he was wearing?
Speaker 8: Like, what was he wearing like good.
Speaker 3: Same hoodie today, same hoodie, san pants.
Speaker 7: He told me they were gonna be really big on social.
Speaker 7: They're gonna have a website and they needed people go
Speaker 7: to the website, and they.
Speaker 3: There was no social by the way.
Speaker 4: A website, yeah, website, and they needed chicks to go
Speaker 4: to the website.
Speaker 7: So I thought it'd be a per f.
Speaker 3: That part is not true. However, what happened was I said, hey,
Speaker 3: why don't you come up? And he would come up
Speaker 3: like once a week. But he had a job. He
Speaker 3: was a delivery driver at Jason's Deli in San Antonio,
Speaker 3: an hour and a half away. So he came up
Speaker 3: and he would stay with his parents again, and he
Speaker 3: didn't have a microphone, and he would just go out
Speaker 3: and do stuff. But the very first ever segment that
Speaker 3: we did when he came in, there was a women's
Speaker 3: rugby team in and they arm wrestled lunchbox and he
Speaker 3: got beat so bad. But he talked so much crap
Speaker 3: and I thought it was so funny, and I was like, man,
Speaker 3: guess so well, he kept coming back and then he
Speaker 3: was like three days a week. Then he moved back
Speaker 3: in on his parents and so then it's five days
Speaker 3: a week. But then we got on a microphone. But
Speaker 3: then he also had to get a second job. He's
Speaker 3: working at Costco at the same time.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you know, humiliating. It was when people would go
Speaker 7: through the checkout and they'd be.
Speaker 4: Like, hey, aren't you on the We weren't known no, no, no,
Speaker 4: no no, we were we were a baby show.
Speaker 2: No no no.
Speaker 7: Well, and they said, hey, aren't you on the Bibybone Show.
Speaker 7: I'm like, yeah, you need help taking your groceries out.
Speaker 4: Listened to me in the morning, and then they would
Speaker 4: go get their groceries and I would take them and
Speaker 4: put them in their car.
Speaker 7: Even it real man, oh man, that was for her
Speaker 7: real and.
Speaker 3: Parents with them forever. Live with his parents forever.
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, same, Yeah, because I came on two years
Speaker 9: later and he was still living with.
Speaker 3: Them, but he had a microphone, he had a place
Speaker 3: to live. And yeah, I mean, I know the way
Speaker 3: to say, except he was my first.
Speaker 4: Yeah, man, twenty one, it'll be twenty one years in October.
Speaker 6: Never forget your first, you know, that's wild.
Speaker 3: It's been twenty one years. Yeah, but that's what's up.
Speaker 3: I appreciate that question. I've I've thought about that a
Speaker 3: long time. Those were the days. Not really we was
Speaker 3: look back at old times. We're like, man, those were
Speaker 3: the days, but really nervous, trying to pay bills, struggling
Speaker 3: your face off. I don't know, but you got through
Speaker 3: it like that. Those were the days.
Speaker 8: Like college was fine, dude. Those were the We had
Speaker 8: this talk.
Speaker 3: I was with Eddie. We were shooting too much access.
Speaker 3: We're walking on a campus and that He's like, man,
Speaker 3: what was that college awesome? Like you just got to
Speaker 3: like be in college and and I'm like what I
Speaker 3: thought he was kidding? And I was like, what isn't
Speaker 3: you You have to do nothing? He's got a class
Speaker 3: you don't want to And I'm like, dude, I had
Speaker 3: like two jobs and had eighteen hours of school and
Speaker 3: pay rent more. He's like, oh, we had different college life. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: I think were I think we did. I appreciate that.
Speaker 3: You guys can leave us a voicemail eight seven, seven
Speaker 3: seventy seven, Bobby Bobby Bone show up today.
Speaker 7: This story comes us from New Orleans, Louisy and Uh.
Speaker 4: A man was driving when he got pulled over and
Speaker 4: police found seventy bogus credit cards in his car gets indeed, Wow,
Speaker 4: gets arrested, goes to jail, gets one call, and he
Speaker 4: calls his buddy says, hey, man, I got busted to
Speaker 4: a fake credit cards.
Speaker 7: Can you come bail me out?
Speaker 3: Guy shows up, don't tell me he's a fake credit
Speaker 3: card to get him out. That would be the greatest
Speaker 3: end of this story.
Speaker 7: Now he showed the cops fake ID. Oh yeah, fake
Speaker 7: fake fake?
Speaker 3: Hey on brand though, like, maybe not exactly, but on brand.
Speaker 4: Turns out they were business partners in this ID fraud
Speaker 4: scheme and they both got busted.
Speaker 3: Maybe you have so many that you forget which one's
Speaker 3: actually you. Like if you have a bunch of freake
Speaker 3: credit cards with different names, you have a bunch of
Speaker 3: fake id's, I.
Speaker 6: Think you remember who you are?
Speaker 3: Yeah, but which one is actually real? Though? Like it
Speaker 3: could be your name but different address, different state.
Speaker 7: It could be your picture from a different state.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Do I want to be Ohio Tim? Or do I
Speaker 3: want to be Iowa Tim? Today? That's funny.
Speaker 7: Okay, go ahead, I'm lunchbox. That's your bonehead story of
Speaker 7: the day.
Speaker 3: This is Cadence from Columbus, Georgia.
Speaker 5: I'm just want to say thank y'all for everything. Y'all
Speaker 5: do be my family through a rough time right now.
Speaker 5: We just lost our grandpa to cancer very fast, and
Speaker 5: y'all are really hoping us through a dark time.
Speaker 6: Thank y'all for all you do.
Speaker 3: I appreciate that message. Very sorry going through that. Glad
Speaker 3: that we could provide a bit of not as dark,
Speaker 3: because yeah, I know they are definitely dark seasons and
Speaker 3: there are definitely things I leaned on when I was
Speaker 3: going through sucky times, like podcasts and radio show. So
Speaker 3: we're glad we could be that for you. Good luck
Speaker 3: the rest of that sucks. I'm sorry. Here is right,
Speaker 3: play the next one right there.
Speaker 2: Hey, morning Studio. I was just listening to part two
Speaker 2: of the podcast on Monday, and I.
Speaker 10: Think Scoop of Steve gave a.
Speaker 2: Spoiler about upload. I haven't watched it in a couple
Speaker 2: of years, so I'm not sure if he really did
Speaker 2: spoil it, but I think you might have because I
Speaker 2: didn't remember this being the case.
Speaker 3: He did, and I tried to pivot it so quick
Speaker 3: and part in season one I knew he did. Yeah,
Speaker 3: if you listen back, you hear me get out of
Speaker 3: that so quick because I knew you kind of spoiled something,
Speaker 3: but isn't like the opening scene. I just I wouldn't
Speaker 3: say anymore. I wouldn'tay anymore.
Speaker 7: I won't.
Speaker 3: It was a mid It was a mid spoil. I
Speaker 3: don't know full punishment needs to happen here. But if
Speaker 3: you listen back to that, I pivot so hard because
Speaker 3: I just thought maybe Scuba stepped in it. But Amy's
Speaker 3: looking at me like it wasn't a full Amy. It
Speaker 3: wasn't a full Amy. Apologize, go back and review it elved. No, No,
Speaker 3: I'm talking about Scoo. Review Scuba to see if he
Speaker 3: needs punishment full Amy.
Speaker 6: That's old Amy.
Speaker 3: There was two weeks ago.
Speaker 7: Amy.
Speaker 3: It takes a long time to get evolution.
Speaker 6: No, I'm pretty like this was a pretty quick turnover.
Speaker 3: Was okay? I hope you guys have a great day.
Speaker 3: Goodbye everybody,