Speaker 1: Transmitting, Hey, welcome to Friday Show Morning Studio Morning, all right.
Speaker 2: So here is Taylor who is calling us from Alabama.
Speaker 2: Hey Taylor, good morning.
Speaker 3: Hi, good morning or morning studio morning.
Speaker 2: All right, Taylor, what's your question?
Speaker 3: Would you rather see your favorite artists before the height
Speaker 3: of their career or during the height of their career?
Speaker 2: So like cem early so you can brag I saw
Speaker 2: Coldplay wanting in a broom closet. There were two people there,
Speaker 2: me and the janitor. Or when they can play all
Speaker 2: their hits. I would say probably when they have all
Speaker 2: their hits, when it's even cliche to like them, because
Speaker 2: you're going to enjoy that. Actually more well you would
Speaker 2: enjoy about the early version of it, in my opinion,
Speaker 2: is just being able to say it because you don't
Speaker 2: even know really what that's all about. You might know
Speaker 2: a couple songs, your love is going to grow for
Speaker 2: them probably forever. Like I would rather see Garth now
Speaker 2: than Garth in nineteen ninety four because I know all
Speaker 2: the songs in the concert in the nineteen ninety fur
Speaker 2: it's probably plany some b sides that are current and
Speaker 2: I'm like, ah, I don't know, dude, write a song
Speaker 2: about a river or something, you know. So I'm gonna
Speaker 2: go post height, I'm gonna go on the down more
Speaker 2: than on the new up. Amy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think that I'm with the like after they've
Speaker 3: established a lot. Because last summer, when I went to
Speaker 3: see George Straight like in the huge gives at the
Speaker 3: Football Stadium, and there were so many people and the
Speaker 3: energy because everybody there is just obsessed with like every song,
Speaker 3: it was so fun to have that and that many people.
Speaker 2: And also we're lame when it comes to show. It's
Speaker 2: like we just want to hear songs we know, Like,
Speaker 2: I'm not cool to go. I can't wait to hear
Speaker 2: something I've never heard of before to see if I
Speaker 2: like it live now I need to hear it like
Speaker 2: ten thousand times to see if I like it. And
Speaker 2: then I only want to hear songs that I know
Speaker 2: at a concert. There's only like three artists that I
Speaker 2: would even care to hear them play something I've never
Speaker 2: heard before, because that's like I need to be super
Speaker 2: passionate about that artist to hear something new, like who
Speaker 2: new it? It just oh no, shut. That's why Garthur
Speaker 2: doesn't do it. John Mayer Casey Musgraves, Counting Crows, Oh yeah,
Speaker 2: and probably in Ben Rector, but he's also like one
Speaker 2: of my really good friends, so that's a weird one.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna play something new Idio No, so probably those
Speaker 2: four artists, but I'm just not cool enough to go
Speaker 2: to a show and like music I've not heard before.
Speaker 4: Lunchbox, it has to be at the height of their
Speaker 4: career because they're obviously bigger than they have more songs.
Speaker 4: It's gonna be more entertaining, and it's gonna be a
Speaker 4: bigger venue, so it's gonna be more like fire and
Speaker 4: more over the top.
Speaker 2: George Strait isn't He's just said there with the guitar.
Speaker 2: But luck even has a microphone.
Speaker 3: It's still nice.
Speaker 2: Like he just go out and you just guess what
Speaker 2: he's singing. Eddie. There's nothing cooler.
Speaker 5: I know then seen an artist before they blow up,
Speaker 5: Like like I had a cousin they speak of George
Speaker 5: of Garth Brooks had a cousin that was like I
Speaker 5: was huge into Garth Brooks and I was like, oh,
Speaker 5: I'm such a big fan. This was like during like
Speaker 5: Rope in the Wind and she goes, you know, I
Speaker 5: saw Garth back in like ninety and there was no
Speaker 5: one there, and he stood. He stayed after the show,
Speaker 5: met everyone, hung out with everyone, gave everyone autographs, and
Speaker 5: she had his autograph and everything.
Speaker 2: That's what I'm talking about. So you'd rather be cool
Speaker 2: and have a story. Yeah, tell the story. You're also
Speaker 2: cool enough to like new music from people that you've
Speaker 2: never heard before, Dude.
Speaker 5: I tell my story of I saw Taylor Swip before
Speaker 5: she was big, like all the time, all the time.
Speaker 2: But you've also seen her mid people like I just
Speaker 2: went to the aras to her. Oh that's cool, man.
Speaker 2: I saw Taylor when she was fifteen.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but you got lucky.
Speaker 2: You've seen that. I saw this girl when she was fifteen. No,
Speaker 2: she started playing music when she was fifteen.
Speaker 3: I saw her all alone, Yeah, when she was fifteen.
Speaker 2: Okay, So three of us would rather see him at
Speaker 2: the height. One of us would like to see them
Speaker 2: at least they can tell the story. Taylor, What about you?
Speaker 2: Who's the artist told you that you you think about
Speaker 2: when you think of the scenario.
Speaker 7: So I saw Luke Combs in twenty sixteen and Tuscalows
Speaker 7: before he was huge, but I didn't know any of
Speaker 7: his so but I can say I saw him.
Speaker 2: So did you enjoy the show or do you enjoy
Speaker 2: it more now that he's gotten famous, And you're like,
Speaker 2: I really enjoyed it, but at the time you're like,
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 7: I would enjoy it more as his at his height,
Speaker 7: because I know all of his songs now.
Speaker 2: But yeah, that's what I think about. I think it's
Speaker 2: a good question. And Eddie's the cool guy music. There's
Speaker 2: nothing better than that. I love it. Yeah, he only
Speaker 2: had flat strings on his guitar.
Speaker 3: And it's just one of those sayings though, when like
Speaker 3: there actually is something better than that, you know, like,
Speaker 3: you know, I just thought of that, but we have
Speaker 3: our little annoying thing.
Speaker 2: Oh like you can't write it any better.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I just think that one annoys me though, because I
Speaker 2: don't feel like that's meant literal. No, there is. There
Speaker 2: are a lot of great things, but I also don't
Speaker 2: think one hundred and literally when I hate that face
Speaker 2: to say that one. All right, let's go, we're here,
Speaker 2: glad you guys are here. Let's get started. This is
Speaker 2: a new song from Hardy. It's a world premiere. This
Speaker 2: is called six Feet Under Calli's song callis his wife,
Speaker 2: Big Hardy fanc here once once so Hardy play wants
Speaker 2: at a sit go stop, nobody's playing, and it's just him
Speaker 2: at the gas pump. See how cool the story is?
Speaker 2: That great story? Actually, I just saw a pump a
Speaker 2: gas What an you plan? Let's open up the mail
Speaker 2: bag and you friends the gaen mail and I'm to
Speaker 2: get all the air to get something we call Bobby's
Speaker 2: mail bag yet Hello Bobby Bones. I just graduated from
Speaker 2: college with a degree in material sciences. I always saw
Speaker 2: myself getting a job in a field like this and
Speaker 2: going even deeper on my understanding of materials, either working
Speaker 2: as a manufacturer or an a laboratory. I've applied for
Speaker 2: over a dozen jobs.
Speaker 6: No luck.
Speaker 2: My sister works in finance and has a job for
Speaker 2: me that pays really well. It comes with great benefits.
Speaker 2: Should I take the job, I can get over the
Speaker 2: job I want to hold out for well. Taking another
Speaker 2: job now hurt my chances of getting a job in
Speaker 2: my field. Later, signed career hunter, It's not gonna hurt
Speaker 2: your chances. But I think the enemy of drive and
Speaker 2: desire is being comfortable. And as long as you know,
Speaker 2: you're gonna do this job. You might love it, though
Speaker 2: you might do the job of love and want to
Speaker 2: stay in it. So don't totally say you're gonna hate
Speaker 2: the job. But if you go to this job and
Speaker 2: let's see, you get a promotion, you're gonna make it
Speaker 2: a pretty good living. You're gonna go take less money
Speaker 2: to do the job you really want. That's a decision
Speaker 2: you have to make, and that's gonna be a difficult decision.
Speaker 2: So you can hold out if you can. Some people
Speaker 2: can't hold out. You got to take a job. You
Speaker 2: got to pay the bills. If you really want to
Speaker 2: do this job that you went to school for, I
Speaker 2: would encourage you to be conscious of the fact that
Speaker 2: if you get comfortable making the money you're making in
Speaker 2: this job, it's gonna be very difficult for you to
Speaker 2: go back and do something that is more fulfilling because
Speaker 2: of the money situation you've gotten yourself in. It's a
Speaker 2: good situation, but it's hard to take a step back,
Speaker 2: even financially, if you've already become comfortable and you're living
Speaker 2: a lifestyle that is difficult to change. But I would
Speaker 2: set a date and go if I don't get this
Speaker 2: kind of job, by this date, I'm gonna take a
Speaker 2: different job.
Speaker 3: And then do you have to be transparent with whoever's
Speaker 3: hiring you, like, hey, you what? Well?
Speaker 2: I don't know. I just feel like, well, you can't
Speaker 2: screw them over them leave a month after, right, But
Speaker 2: you can't tell them before you take a job. But
Speaker 2: you can't have it's a really good job, but you
Speaker 2: don't tell them, Hey, I might not I know, I know,
Speaker 2: because I might never leave the job.
Speaker 3: I know, but they're then they're hiring you and investing
Speaker 3: in you, and then all them wow, you're.
Speaker 2: Like, well a wise man once said that showbiz baby. Okay,
Speaker 2: So just know that if you need to take the
Speaker 2: job because of money, I get it. But if you're
Speaker 2: good at it, you're gonna move up and you're gonna
Speaker 2: make more money. And it's gonna be really hard to
Speaker 2: go back to what you want to do because you're
Speaker 2: gonna allow comfort to come in and you have to
Speaker 2: do so difficult decision. What I would do is I
Speaker 2: would put, Okay, I want a job in my field
Speaker 2: by this date. Let's say it's December thirty, first of
Speaker 2: this year. If I don't get it, I'm gonna commit
Speaker 2: taking a job over here and then go that way.
Speaker 2: The worst thing to do is be non committal about everything,
Speaker 2: because you learn nothing and you get nothing if you're
Speaker 2: non committal about everything. So set dates and boundaries and
Speaker 2: rules and follow them. And if you get this job
Speaker 2: and you like it a whole lot, you need to
Speaker 2: stay in it forever or not.
Speaker 3: It maybe be miserable, but hey.
Speaker 2: No that's the problem. Take care. It's got to that bag,
Speaker 2: all right, close it up. That's now that we got
Speaker 2: your game mail and laid on you.
Speaker 8: Now it's found the clothes Bobby fail bag.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's now time for fun fact Friday Fun. Then
Speaker 2: I'm gonna start and end. So there was a wrestler
Speaker 2: named Macho Man Randy Savage. Oh yeah, do you know
Speaker 2: that is Amy? Yes. So he played minor league baseball
Speaker 2: for years before moving on to wrestling. So he's a
Speaker 2: great athlete. But the crazy part as he broke one
Speaker 2: arm and learned to throw out the other arm and
Speaker 2: played minor league baseball.
Speaker 6: All the right.
Speaker 3: That is crazy.
Speaker 5: That dude's amazing, which is oh slappingdos.
Speaker 2: Amy you.
Speaker 3: Roller coasters were invented to distract Americans from sin.
Speaker 2: It was in the AI was in the.
Speaker 3: Late eighteen hun and this businessman, his name was LaMarcus Thompson.
Speaker 3: He hated that Americans were tempted by saloons and brothels
Speaker 3: and all that, so he wanted to create some good,
Speaker 3: clean fun over on Coney Island and that's where he
Speaker 3: put the first roller coaster. Was something for people to
Speaker 3: go do that wasn't quote unquote bad.
Speaker 2: And that's when the Carney started selling our money. So
Speaker 2: that happened too. This isn't shocking people say their childhood
Speaker 2: years were their best years, regardless how old they are.
Speaker 2: It's called the reminiscence bump. We always romanticize our childhood.
Speaker 2: It's like music too. The music that we love the
Speaker 2: most is usually in those formidable years like twelve or
Speaker 2: thirteen to like twenty two. That's usually like the best
Speaker 2: music it was made then. Lunchbox.
Speaker 4: In the United States, there is a marriage every sixteen seconds,
Speaker 4: so that's about thirty eight thousand weddings per week and
Speaker 4: a little over two million weddings per year.
Speaker 6: That's wild.
Speaker 2: Do you hear that? He never There was no poop,
Speaker 2: there was no pre right. It was about love.
Speaker 4: There was what hey, oh, next week, I'll bring you
Speaker 4: the bad news.
Speaker 2: Oh no, oh no, now we're doing good news. Bad
Speaker 2: news is his So this is this new thing he
Speaker 2: does one, he does good, then he goes.
Speaker 5: But next week and during his segment, three people around
Speaker 5: three book got married.
Speaker 2: That's right, that's crazy, But the bad news next week, Eddie. Look,
Speaker 2: this is nice of Mexico.
Speaker 5: Mexican prisoners do not get punished if they try to escape,
Speaker 5: but only if it's a non violent escape. If they
Speaker 5: kill someone or hurt someone on the way out, yes,
Speaker 5: it's a crime.
Speaker 2: So it's almost like a free shot to try.
Speaker 5: Correct because they say that it's human nature to want
Speaker 5: to be free.
Speaker 2: So that's okay, give it a shot.
Speaker 6: I like it.
Speaker 2: How crazy is that? But do they come and chase
Speaker 2: you if you make it? Oh yeah, they're gonna try
Speaker 2: to get you.
Speaker 5: But it's not an added crime like here you escape,
Speaker 5: it's like, all right, well you did have twenty years.
Speaker 9: Now since you try to escape, you have fifty. It's
Speaker 9: crazy and I don't know if it still happens. But
Speaker 9: to hear about like the gang or the drug lords
Speaker 9: that would be put in prison, but they had all
Speaker 9: these underground tunnels go to and from.
Speaker 5: Chopo got out, was the tim Yeah, and they had
Speaker 5: parties like whatever they want, they want booze, whatever they smuggle.
Speaker 2: And like sker in there.
Speaker 6: I mean, I guess if they smoke.
Speaker 2: You can't play poker in American prison. They made their
Speaker 2: own prison here. That was yes, Oh, Pablo at his
Speaker 2: own house and he had like real soccer players come in.
Speaker 2: They have games and everything watching so wild. There are
Speaker 2: seven countries in Europe that are smaller than Rhode Island,
Speaker 2: our small estate. Seven countries Vatican City, Monaco, San Marino
Speaker 2: like it, Sign, Malta, Indoorra, and Luxembourg hes that like
Speaker 2: you know, never heard of them, but country smaller than
Speaker 2: our small estate.
Speaker 5: I didn't know Monico was a country. I've only heard
Speaker 5: of that of the F one I never heard of
Speaker 5: liketon Stein. Yeah, Monico, I guess you're right the city.
Speaker 2: Yeah, me too, Morgan.
Speaker 3: A lightning bolt is five times hotter than the sun,
Speaker 3: so the charge carried by a bolt of lightning is
Speaker 3: fifty four thousand degrees fahrenheit.
Speaker 2: Do you see the clip of Metallica playing a song
Speaker 2: and the lighting bul hit behind him and they were
Speaker 2: playing the song with their Uh, the guy that died
Speaker 2: in the band is like the song that he was
Speaker 2: like road that was weird. So he came back as
Speaker 2: a lightning bult. Oh no, I just saw it. I
Speaker 2: was like slipped out. That's awesome. Yeah. Victoria's Secret was
Speaker 2: based out of columb Columbus, Ohio in the eighties, but
Speaker 2: they used to fake London address to look more luxurious.
Speaker 2: That's funny. They're from the Midwest. Chilling in Ohio.
Speaker 3: Also was created by a dude yeah, named Victor.
Speaker 6: Is that creepy?
Speaker 2: It wasn't Victor.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I made that out. Okay, that would make sense than
Speaker 2: I would believe that.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, no, his name was Victory Secrets in Ohio.
Speaker 2: And you just google Victoria's Secret. A bunch of underwear
Speaker 2: popped up. I'm trying to Raymond was his name? Like
Speaker 2: you can get off the pictures in well, I don't
Speaker 2: know how you hit the exit of the tame one.
Speaker 6: I almost worked there, and that's all I know.
Speaker 2: That's not true. It is did you apply?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 4: I worked at Sam's Club sixty four sixteen in San
Speaker 4: Antonio and I was always working there in this lady
Speaker 4: that worked a Victoria's Secrets like listen, if you ever
Speaker 4: need a job, you need to come work for me
Speaker 4: a Victoria's Secret because you are phenomenal like.
Speaker 6: She wanted me to.
Speaker 4: She tried to recruit me a Victoria's Secret, but I
Speaker 4: was making too much money at Sam's Club.
Speaker 2: Did you almost say yes?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 4: I was like, man, that'd be awesome. But she told
Speaker 4: me I'd be in the back. I wouldn't see customers.
Speaker 4: And I was like, oh, well that's not fun.
Speaker 2: Did you almost work there?
Speaker 6: Yeah, okay, that's almost working it.
Speaker 2: She wouldn't let them see customers. If that makes sense.
Speaker 2: All right, it's time for the good news. Ezra is
Speaker 2: five years old.
Speaker 5: She's from New York and she was recently diagnosed with
Speaker 5: liver disease, and so she was put on a transplant
Speaker 5: list and you just sit there and wait. But she
Speaker 5: gonna have to wait long because her preschool teacher said,
Speaker 5: you know what, I'm going to step up and I'm
Speaker 5: going to donate a liver. So she went, she got
Speaker 5: tested and is now approved to do the transplant.
Speaker 2: They're hoping to do it this summer.
Speaker 5: But how they told Ezra was they went to her house,
Speaker 5: brought balloons, stuffed animals, and everything, and they had signs
Speaker 5: and said, Ezra.
Speaker 2: Will you take my liver? Yeah, as a liverposal, And
Speaker 2: Ezra said, yes, that's very selfless to that teacher.
Speaker 7: I know.
Speaker 2: I bet she had to be a good kid in
Speaker 2: the class here, right, Oh for sure, like somebody yeah,
Speaker 2: like somebody bad of a the teacher that I didn't
Speaker 2: jump up. But that's a great story. Saved a life,
Speaker 2: That is what it's all about. That was telling me
Speaker 2: something good. It's the easiest game ever. It's called easy Trivia.
Speaker 2: The category is me Amy. What's the name of the
Speaker 2: interview podcast that I host, Bobby Cast? Correct Lunchbox. What's
Speaker 2: the name of my hometown.
Speaker 6: Mountain Pine, Arkansas?
Speaker 2: Correct? Eddie? What ABC Drama? Did I do a multi
Speaker 2: episode stint appearing as myself?
Speaker 5: ABC Drama? Appearing as yourself? Is it Dancing with the Stars?
Speaker 2: No, but you're not eliminated? Was Nashville? I forgot about
Speaker 2: that one. Yeah, it is a while ago. Morgan. I
Speaker 2: was a mentor for four seasons on what reality competition
Speaker 2: show American Idol? Correct? Nobody goes home in the first round. Well,
Speaker 2: you just heard there almost never happens. Get that out
Speaker 2: of your system. You me and who me? Yeah? Do
Speaker 2: you were in Nashville? Yeah? Like long time, four or
Speaker 2: five episodes?
Speaker 3: You could recently talked about it because of the movie role.
Speaker 2: Okay, here we go. The category is America. Amy's wearing
Speaker 2: the tir because she is the champion.
Speaker 6: Amy.
Speaker 2: What's the capital of the US?
Speaker 3: Washington d c?
Speaker 2: Correct Lunchbocks. How many states are there?
Speaker 6: Fitty?
Speaker 2: Correct? Eddie? What's the national bird the bald Eagle? Correct?
Speaker 6: Morgan?
Speaker 2: What's the national anthem called the Star Spangled manner? Correct?
Speaker 2: The category is nineties country? Amy? Which country artists sang
Speaker 2: Achy Breaky Heart in nineteen ninety two?
Speaker 3: Billy ray Cyrus.
Speaker 2: Correct Lunchbox, who sang any Man of Mine in nineteen
Speaker 2: ninety five?
Speaker 4: Any man of Mine better walk that line?
Speaker 2: Correct? Eddie? Who sang Strawberry Wine in nineteen ninety six?
Speaker 2: Dina Carter correct Morgan. Which nineties country hit featured the lyrics?
Speaker 2: I could have missed the pain, but I'd had to
Speaker 2: miss the dance the dance correct question easy trivia TV characters,
Speaker 2: It's slightly harder. Amy, what character in Friends famously says?
Speaker 2: Are you doing? Joey? Correct? Lunchbox. What character in the Simpsons,
Speaker 2: says Homer Simpson. Correct or Eddie. Who is the father
Speaker 2: figure and the head of the Tanner family in Full
Speaker 2: House Danny? Correct? Morgan in the office, who is the
Speaker 2: regional manager of dunder Mifflin's Scranton branch. Shoot, what's his
Speaker 2: name on the show? Is it?
Speaker 4: She was his name?
Speaker 3: It's it's Ma Got No, no.
Speaker 4: All that No, don't do the I need an answer, Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: Steve Carell.
Speaker 2: It's Michael Scott. Oh was there? Oh?
Speaker 7: That hurts.
Speaker 6: You had both of them? You said, Michael and Scott.
Speaker 2: You have been eliminated. Thank you, Morgan, come again. Next
Speaker 2: up the category is candy easy trivia. Amy. What candy
Speaker 2: is known for their slogan taste the rainbow Skittles? Correct? Lunchbox?
Speaker 2: What candy melts in your mouth, not in your hands? Correct? Eddie?
Speaker 2: Which one word? Famous Candy is a licorice type candy
Speaker 2: that comes in a chewy rope like treat whizz Correct.
Speaker 2: Three remain in the category is Pixar Movies. Amy. Carl
Speaker 2: Frederickson is the name of the elderly widower in what
Speaker 2: Pixar movie? Correct? That's quick? What twenty fifteen Pixar movie
Speaker 2: Lunchbox is about the five emotions that live inside a
Speaker 2: girl named Riley's mind. Huh What twenty fifteen Pixar movie
Speaker 2: is about the five emotions that live inside a girl
Speaker 2: named Riley's mind?
Speaker 6: Riley?
Speaker 2: Is it called Riley?
Speaker 6: He's in the mind, He's thinking?
Speaker 2: Is he drunk?
Speaker 6: I can't tell five emotions. I've never heard of it.
Speaker 6: We'll go with the name of Mowana.
Speaker 2: Inside Out You've been great, Let's go. That's real good Eddie.
Speaker 2: You've Got a Friend in Me is a song by
Speaker 2: Randy Newman and what Pixar movie toy story? Correct? Two
Speaker 2: remains the category, and easy trivia is two thousands pop music? Amy,
Speaker 2: what artist released the song haula Back Girl in two
Speaker 2: thousand and five? Correct?
Speaker 8: Eddie?
Speaker 2: What band had a hit with I Got a Feeling
Speaker 2: in two thousand and nine? Black Eyed Piece? Correct? Amy?
Speaker 2: Who sang skater Boy in two thousand and two? Correct Eddie?
Speaker 2: What song by Andre three thousand features the lyric shake It,
Speaker 2: Shake It, Shake it like a polaroid picture? Hey? Correct?
Speaker 2: Good job? Bodies of Water, It's a little harder. What
Speaker 2: ocean is on the East coast of the United States?
Speaker 3: Amy, The East is the Atlantic.
Speaker 2: Correct, Eddie. Which ocean borders the west? The west is
Speaker 2: the Pacific? Correct? Amy. The Great Salt Lake is in
Speaker 2: the northern part of what state?
Speaker 3: There's a few states in my mind, Michigan, but it's
Speaker 3: the great Yeah, the Great Lakes.
Speaker 2: The Great Salt Lake, the Great Salt Lake. I was like, yeah,
Speaker 2: ready for the wind goes down, let's go. Dang it,
Speaker 2: you get this, you win. You missed the sudden death.
Speaker 2: Come on. Which river flows through the Grand Canyon.
Speaker 5: What is the river that goes to the Grand Canyon?
Speaker 2: Which river flows through the Grand Canyon? Michigan. There a
Speaker 2: Michigan river. What the.
Speaker 5: No, no, no Colorada river?
Speaker 2: Correct? The Great the Great Salt Lake. Yeah, that's what
Speaker 2: it's called. Okay, five episodes of National four or five
Speaker 2: or something that one word. I also did like more
Speaker 2: than that, playing different people too. You were other people
Speaker 2: in the first season. It was like a reporter. I
Speaker 2: do remember that. I didn't.
Speaker 3: I just had like a line, Yeah, where are the
Speaker 3: Great Lakes, by the way, that's up there.
Speaker 2: In Michigan and out there. Yeah. Yeah, but the Great
Speaker 2: Salt Lake is not one of the Great Lays. Now, yeah,
Speaker 2: fige for it. Edie's got three points, Amy one more
Speaker 2: than one Lunchbalk zero edit you in. Here's a voicemail
Speaker 2: we got last night. Like the new podcast style.
Speaker 5: I listened to it every day I drive home from
Speaker 5: work and then I hang out in the garage, have
Speaker 5: a couple of beers and finish it up.
Speaker 2: Definitely appreciate the way that you're.
Speaker 6: Doing and now I think it just flows a little
Speaker 6: bit better.
Speaker 2: Anyways, thanks man, appreciate that we're trying. We're trying different stuff.
Speaker 2: Check out the Bobby Bone Show podcast. You can hear
Speaker 2: the whole show plus more. Just go search wherever you
Speaker 2: podcasts The Bobby Bone Show. All right, here's Lisa and Murphysboro, Tennessee.
Speaker 7: My twenty one year old daughter is actually away at
Speaker 7: college for the summer. She decided to go ahead and
Speaker 7: come home this weekend. She told me that she met
Speaker 7: this guy online, Big Red Flag says that he lives
Speaker 7: around town here and goes to school here, but he
Speaker 7: has friends.
Speaker 2: At her college.
Speaker 7: Really concerned mom, And my first thought was when she
Speaker 7: told me this, was that I was never going to
Speaker 7: go ahead and see again, So any thought comes would
Speaker 7: be great to go ahead and try and broach the subject.
Speaker 7: When she comes home this weekend, and what not to
Speaker 7: and what to go ahead and do when somebody in
Speaker 7: social media so is that they know people that she don't.
Speaker 2: I don't hear anything weird about this. I may have
Speaker 2: heard this wrong. I understand being a mom and being
Speaker 2: over protective and maybe you know things that you're not saying.
Speaker 2: But just because she met someone online that is not weird,
Speaker 2: that's actually common.
Speaker 3: I wouldn't call it a big red flag.
Speaker 2: I would call it no flag. I would if they're
Speaker 2: not meeting people online, I'd be like, hey, get online,
Speaker 2: why are you just meeting people at the dog part?
Speaker 3: But mother's intuition, I would say, listen to it and
Speaker 3: make sure you just stay involved, engaged asking your daughter questions.
Speaker 2: She sounds angry, and she gave me no reason to
Speaker 2: feel like she should be angry. That is extremely normal
Speaker 2: to meet everybody online, just about unless you're in the
Speaker 2: same place like at school or something. And then secondly,
Speaker 2: I think you'll see her again. I don't think he's
Speaker 2: gonna abduct her just because he met her online. That's
Speaker 2: what she's thinking. I know. So those are my thoughts
Speaker 2: and comments. And if people on social media say they
Speaker 2: know they're friends. I believe them because I could just
Speaker 2: ask my friends if they know them. It's that easy.
Speaker 2: It even follows who yeah, Lisa, unless there's something we
Speaker 2: don't know, I would just relax about eighteen percent. Keep
Speaker 2: one eye open because you're not gonna feel good about
Speaker 2: it if you don't. But I would relax a bit
Speaker 2: because nothing you told us seems off cool.
Speaker 6: Oh, your Amy's pile of stories.
Speaker 3: So if you're traveling on a plane this weekend, listen
Speaker 3: up or you got an upcoming trip this summer, because
Speaker 3: a study found that falling asleep on a plane after
Speaker 3: a few drinks could kill you. It's the combination of booze,
Speaker 3: sleep and pressurized air, and it's putting considerable strain on
Speaker 3: the heart. And it's not just older people with heart
Speaker 3: conditions that are at risk here. They said that young,
Speaker 3: healthy hearts are impacted by this.
Speaker 2: I've seen Lunchbox, Eddie ray all get really drunk, fall
Speaker 2: asleep on a plane, and they are as healthy as
Speaker 2: a horse.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we didn't die. You guys ever died on a plane? No, Naya.
Speaker 2: I believe that study that I've seen with you guys.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 3: The study even says the airlines might want to rethink
Speaker 3: serving alcohol on planes.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, cool could save lives. No. Also, it
Speaker 2: keeps people from being duct taped seats.
Speaker 5: Well, sure there are people like that, but for the
Speaker 5: rest of us, Man, it's good to have a couple
Speaker 5: of drinks on a fleg.
Speaker 2: Why. It just relaxes you. You just want to drink,
Speaker 2: and it's one of the places accepted. Like, you have
Speaker 2: a designated driver, so it's per pilot. That's the different story. Okay,
Speaker 2: you sober up quick when you land because of the pressure. No, oh,
Speaker 2: you don't.
Speaker 3: They did say that it may affect people in first
Speaker 3: class more than in coach because when your seat is
Speaker 3: really small and crammed, it's harder to fall asleep and
Speaker 3: stay asleep.
Speaker 2: So that's good news.
Speaker 6: Good for you.
Speaker 3: Speaking of sleep, I saw just the headline that seapop
Speaker 3: machines Bobby are saving relationships as.
Speaker 2: Oh no, my face in the middle of the night.
Speaker 2: It's not loud. The seapap machines, I think goes on
Speaker 2: your face. And I started like three months ago, four
Speaker 2: months ago, and I always thought that machine made a
Speaker 2: big loud noise. It doesn't. It's as quiet as could be. However,
Speaker 2: it's blowing air into your nose. So if it falls
Speaker 2: off your face like it does meet every single night
Speaker 2: my wife does hear a noise, I'll be going into
Speaker 2: the air. So I can't. I can't say it's been
Speaker 2: great for a relationship.
Speaker 3: Well, they say, study show it's been linked with higher
Speaker 3: relationship satisfaction.
Speaker 2: Show these guys want to get drunk on a plane.
Speaker 3: So if you haven't wanted to go get tested for
Speaker 3: sleep apnea, do it. It could save your relationship. So
Speaker 3: researchers in Canada are training AI to identify different foods
Speaker 3: using cameras so it can track everything you eat and
Speaker 3: then shame you for poor eating choices.
Speaker 2: Nice, what this is terrible? Your wives can do that
Speaker 2: though too. Guys they do that, don't eat that? Like
Speaker 2: how many bowl cereal you have today? I'm like, you
Speaker 2: want to honest answer or do you want to really
Speaker 2: honest answer? How many? I don't know?
Speaker 6: Seven?
Speaker 2: How many? For real? At nine? Okay? My wife is
Speaker 2: my AI food.
Speaker 3: Monitor nagging AI. I don't feel like that's a healthy
Speaker 3: use of that. And congratulations to eight As Dave Haywood,
Speaker 3: he is welcoming his third child. It's gonna be a
Speaker 3: baby boy next month. The babies due in July.
Speaker 2: He wasn't even shilling when I saw him. No real skinny.
Speaker 3: Yes, his wife, Kelly, she's the one carrying the baby.
Speaker 3: And he put in his caption when he made the announcement.
Speaker 3: Always been a big fan of trios.
Speaker 2: I get it. YEA three to zero said, yeah, it's
Speaker 2: a trio.
Speaker 6: Oh I thought, she said three to zero.
Speaker 3: OK, maybe that's my pile.
Speaker 2: That was Amy's pile of stories. It's time for the
Speaker 2: good news. How much box?
Speaker 4: Growing up, Blake always heard about his grandpa's nineteen fifty
Speaker 4: four International Harvester. It's a truck his grandpa loved, but
Speaker 4: by the time Blake was old enough, it was broken down,
Speaker 4: just sat there, didn't run. Grandpa still talks about the truck,
Speaker 4: the memories, and Blake's like, you know what, I'm gonna
Speaker 4: get that thing running. So over years he would collect parts,
Speaker 4: search the internet, fine ways to do it, and he
Speaker 4: got the harvester running.
Speaker 6: Came rolling around the corner to surprise his grandpa.
Speaker 2: That's so cool. I'm like, International Harvest exactly what I thought. Yeah,
Speaker 2: Craig Morgan, that's a song. Yes, yes it is.
Speaker 6: He's not written under this one exactly.
Speaker 2: But no, it's a brand. Oh did you think it
Speaker 2: was the name of the truck. You think it was
Speaker 2: one from a lot of countries.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, so okay, well it's a brand. But yeah,
Speaker 4: but how about Blake doing surprising his grandpa seventy year
Speaker 4: old truck?
Speaker 2: I remember Craig Morgan. You know he got back in
Speaker 2: the reserves. Oh no, really really I oh no, he
Speaker 2: did on purpose, but they swore him back in that Yeah. Wow,
Speaker 2: didn't you already like go for the war and surface hard. Yeah,
Speaker 2: did a lot, and but he got back in on
Speaker 2: purpose and now he tours with the reserves and purpose.
Speaker 2: Yeah that drafted. Yeah, like he got young. I didn't
Speaker 2: know that age you can get back inst there was
Speaker 2: a limit the guys he's going to fight ward and
Speaker 2: he wasn't drafted. He got back in the reserves and
Speaker 2: he goes around now works with the music and also
Speaker 2: recruits for people to be in the reserves. Okay, so
Speaker 2: they don't need him, he won't get called up.
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 2: He's probably more of a BA than a lot.
Speaker 6: I didn't say you what I did.
Speaker 2: It would go hard for all, right, lunchbox. Great story,
Speaker 2: that's what's all about. That was telling me something good.
Speaker 2: So this thrifter, I don't know thrift is the word,
Speaker 2: because they bought this painting that was a thousand bucks.
Speaker 2: I never met a thrifter that that thousand bucks. Who
Speaker 2: but somebody who was buying art thought I'm gonna buy
Speaker 2: this one thousand dollars painting and it was listed as
Speaker 2: a fake Degas. I guess Degas is somebody famous, like
Speaker 2: a I know like four artists, no clue, I know
Speaker 2: like Picasso, money Mayonnai. Okay, I know three artists. Man
Speaker 2: there you go, four two different people. Monae and Mane
Speaker 2: were two different people. Really, So they listed this fake
Speaker 2: Dega a thousand bucks bought it. Turns out it wasn't
Speaker 2: fake at all. It was thirteen million dollars value.
Speaker 3: It's a good investment.
Speaker 2: See I would even say not an investment at all,
Speaker 2: because you're buying it not thinking you're gonna get any
Speaker 2: money out of it. You're thinking maybe I can fool
Speaker 2: my friends, or it's just really cool, just a cool
Speaker 2: looking painting. But yeah, an unnamed shopper found they didn't
Speaker 2: even look at it and go, oh, I'm for sure,
Speaker 2: this is a real one.
Speaker 7: Oh.
Speaker 2: They were just like, it's a good fake. And so
Speaker 2: they bought it for a thousand bucks and they took
Speaker 2: it to an art expert because people kept saying, I
Speaker 2: don't know if this is fake. And turns out it's
Speaker 2: valued at about thirteen million dollars.
Speaker 6: That is amazing.
Speaker 2: They studied pigments, they studied with X rays, photographs, those
Speaker 2: techniques that jewelers used to when they when they use
Speaker 2: the thing to zoom in on their eye. Yeah, they
Speaker 2: put it on their eye and look at the different Yeah,
Speaker 2: to see that it wasn't a fake. You sell that
Speaker 2: and just become a millionaire. Oh yeah, immediately. I can't
Speaker 2: give it a fast enough. I'm a Facebook marketplace. I'm
Speaker 2: loading it where I can load it immediately it is up.
Speaker 2: But yeah, congratulations to that person that is from our
Speaker 2: Now time for the Morning Corny. The Morning Corny.
Speaker 3: What do you call an army of babies? What infantry?
Speaker 2: That was? The Morning Corny? Name a movie that from
Speaker 2: your childhood. You want to make sure that the next
Speaker 2: generation sees and they're probably can roll the rides like,
Speaker 2: oh it's old, but it's so important. It needs to
Speaker 2: be put in the Old Movie Museum, Amy Gooni's why great.
Speaker 3: Well, I watched it with my kids sort of recently.
Speaker 3: It's in the last year or so, and they really
Speaker 3: enjoyed it, and I thought, I don't know if they would,
Speaker 3: and me watching it back now, I'm like, this was
Speaker 3: such a good movie for my childhood, and yeah, I
Speaker 3: think it held up and my kids are really judgmental
Speaker 3: when it comes to movies, and I just feel like
Speaker 3: it showed like an adventure and I loved that.
Speaker 2: Eddie Star War. I'm not even watching Star No Star Wars. Okay,
Speaker 2: we won't hate. Sorry, everybody turned your hating hats around,
Speaker 2: hating hats around, We're letting Eddie talk. Go ahead. You
Speaker 2: want to know why.
Speaker 5: Why Because they will continue to make Star Wars forever
Speaker 5: and ever and ever, and if they watch those originals
Speaker 5: like they will fall in love with it. And then
Speaker 5: they get to get their kids to watch Star Wars
Speaker 5: and their kids to watch Star Wars. It's a generational movie.
Speaker 5: It's a mussy for my kids. There are a lot
Speaker 5: of Star Wars fans, I'm sure listening. And I don't
Speaker 5: hate Star Wars. My only thing was I watched it
Speaker 5: and didn't love it. And then I was treated like
Speaker 5: garbage by you. Well because you called me an idiot.
Speaker 2: You didn't give it a chance. The special effects, well
Speaker 2: that was nineteen seven. You said it didn't hold up.
Speaker 2: I asked Amy if Gooney's held up. She said yes, oh, yes,
Speaker 2: So my kids try to watch Star Wars too. You know,
Speaker 2: weren't really Yeah, we didn't. Okay, So so far Eddie's
Speaker 2: is in the Hall of Fame. Amy's in the museum
Speaker 2: Hall of Fame. Lunchbox we only get one. I am one?
Speaker 6: Yeah, because I'm between two, Well.
Speaker 2: Give me one.
Speaker 6: I no, no, but one is one.
Speaker 2: You mentioned lunch bikes. Giving one or you get kicked
Speaker 2: out of the Hall of Fame. Remember it's just about
Speaker 2: to be revoked.
Speaker 4: The sand Lot, it's great first Sandlot. It is absolutely
Speaker 4: everything that childhood is about. It's you have your friends
Speaker 4: that you are so tight with. It's the best time
Speaker 4: in your lives. You can run a monk, do whatever
Speaker 4: you want, and you always have each other's back.
Speaker 2: Areat movie. I like running not a monk. I love
Speaker 2: running a monk. And then when people say, like you're
Speaker 2: killing me smalls, you know, were the references? Yes, good.
Speaker 2: Mine is Bill and Ted's excellent Adventure. That's a great
Speaker 2: one because it also teaches history. Yep, there are things
Speaker 2: that I learned in that movie that I went and
Speaker 2: looked more into because I watched Bill and Ted's. The
Speaker 2: whole movie is they got to do a science project,
Speaker 2: like a street history exam, but on a stage and
Speaker 2: present it. And they're like, what do we do? And
Speaker 2: when I'm gonna go to like juvenile detentions military school
Speaker 2: and yes, and now they got it. And they meet
Speaker 2: George Carlin and a time machine and boom booth. Yes,
Speaker 2: And so they go and they're meeting so Crates, soccerrates,
Speaker 2: they're made a beat Oven, Beethoven Joan of Our and
Speaker 2: but all these people get introduced and you slowly learn
Speaker 2: a gang get on. That inspired me to like learn
Speaker 2: more about these people. Billy the kid, Billy the kid
Speaker 2: he was on Lincoln.
Speaker 4: Do you actually learn I've seen the movie, and I
Speaker 4: guess I just don't remember like learning actual facts about
Speaker 4: these people.
Speaker 6: But do you actually learn something about Yes?
Speaker 3: I think if you went back and watched it now
Speaker 3: knowing that that's what's happening, you'd totally pick up on
Speaker 3: it all.
Speaker 2: My favorite is when Abe Lincoln's doing a four score
Speaker 2: and seven minutes ago. I loved it. I think kid
Speaker 2: should be forced to watch that. Now, let's go to
Speaker 2: movie Mike, who is the expert movie Mike's movie podcast.
Speaker 2: What is what are you putting in the Hall of Fame?
Speaker 8: I'm going with Jurassic Park because they had the new ones.
Speaker 8: They came out with Chris Pratt and kids are gonna think, oh,
Speaker 8: that's the original Jurassic Park. No, you got to go
Speaker 8: watch the og original one from back in the day.
Speaker 8: That's the best one of all good.
Speaker 2: Yes, I like Jurassic Park back in the day, and
Speaker 2: that's when I was like, dang, they had this thing
Speaker 2: called DNA or what like, you know whatever they use
Speaker 2: to make the dinast the Mesquite that was so cool
Speaker 2: that they could do that was a movie though. Yeah,
Speaker 2: but they don't do that. No, but you were telling
Speaker 2: me that they were already doing it, and that's where
Speaker 2: the movie idea came from. You're out of your mind.
Speaker 2: I'm watching this movie right now on Apple TV. I
Speaker 2: have two episodes left. It's called Dark Matter. It's new
Speaker 2: and it's all about uh splitting off and going into
Speaker 2: basically different timelines. For sure, it's happening, okay, and superposition
Speaker 2: and Schrodinger's cat And when you're when both options are available,
Speaker 2: you don't know which one, so you have to assume both,
Speaker 2: which is how Oh this stuff's happening.
Speaker 3: Is it happening to you?
Speaker 2: Probably?
Speaker 3: Okay?
Speaker 2: I think you wouldn't know. The other version of me
Speaker 2: is still in Mountain Pine. But you know what, he's
Speaker 2: at the mill. He's got his five kids and they're
Speaker 2: doing all right. That'd be crazy, five kids, he's doing it. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I didn't know when to stop. So that's what I was.
Speaker 2: Morgan put a movie in the Hall of Fame. Oh
Speaker 2: it's it's I'm gonna get made fun for this Harry Potter.
Speaker 2: I think that's a great one.
Speaker 8: It's so good.
Speaker 2: It's such a classic. It's inspired a whole.
Speaker 3: Theme park on it.
Speaker 2: I've never seen it, but I think it's a great
Speaker 2: one held up over time. There's books. Kids love it, well,
Speaker 2: there are books first in their movie. Oh yeah, you
Speaker 2: know you give She's like, there's the accompanying books. Yes, right,
Speaker 2: anything you want to add misdoubt fire. So it's so
Speaker 2: underrated and great. It's got divorced and it's got love,
Speaker 2: it's got next level thinking, it's got warm and fuzzies.
Speaker 2: Really good movie. Underrated, one of the best movies ever.
Speaker 2: Like comedies, and because it fits in that family vein.
Speaker 2: People don't go, what's one of the best comedies ever,
Speaker 2: because you kind of are lame if you pick like
Speaker 2: a wholesome but misdoubtfire is.
Speaker 6: Awesome that it is a really good movie.
Speaker 3: I almost went with Father of the Bride.
Speaker 2: Oh, you don't want much.
Speaker 6: You're doing what you do.
Speaker 2: Amy's movie has been revoked. She broke the you have
Speaker 2: to rea and we have to accept it.
Speaker 3: Never mind, I thought we were just talking. Now you've
Speaker 3: brought up dark matter.
Speaker 2: But not in the Hall of Fame.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no, I'm not either, lu decider in the Hall
Speaker 3: of Fame.
Speaker 2: Now you are re vote talking.
Speaker 3: This is casual, This is conversation.
Speaker 2: So if there were a Junior Varsity Hall of Fame,
Speaker 2: you'd put in Father the Bride.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we're doing now, I'm just trying to Yeah, yeah, yeah, Davie,
Speaker 3: we were gonna do JV.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there you go.
Speaker 6: I had et.
Speaker 2: Forrest Gump, isn't it.
Speaker 3: It's funny?
Speaker 2: See see when you give an inch if I give
Speaker 2: you an inch, because I will give you all the
Speaker 2: inches you have tax ten miles. Did you have an
Speaker 2: honorable and I did Boys in the Hood, But that
Speaker 2: may be for kids.
Speaker 3: Thought about three woman.
Speaker 2: Yeah, not for the kids. That's a different that's a
Speaker 2: different one. Stevenson have a PS five PS four.
Speaker 3: He has a PS four, which I believe you gave.
Speaker 2: Him at some point a couple of years ago.
Speaker 3: Yeah, whenever it was done. Obviously before the PS five
Speaker 3: slims came out or something.
Speaker 2: I didn't even have a slim I don't think, do I.
Speaker 2: I don't think so. It looks like he wants.
Speaker 3: I think they're just smaller and maybe less.
Speaker 2: That's why I should get Oh you think it's less.
Speaker 2: My idea about the PS five slims? Do I have one?
Speaker 2: Do I need one?
Speaker 8: It's smaller? Well, probably more storage.
Speaker 2: PS five slim Yeah. All I know is that he
Speaker 2: has maybe less storage because it's cheaper.
Speaker 3: I'm not sure the details about it.
Speaker 2: We're breaking down the PS five you hold on.
Speaker 3: Well, I just I feel like the PS four plays
Speaker 3: perfectly fine.
Speaker 2: No, it's not the same. It's definitely not the same.
Speaker 3: Well, that is what I am learning now because he
Speaker 3: has a PS five at his dad's house, and.
Speaker 2: That is that his dad's or can he is that
Speaker 2: it's dad got five and mom's still holding on a
Speaker 2: PS four.
Speaker 3: Well, I didn't know it played like, so I guess
Speaker 3: when he plays there it is different. And then if
Speaker 3: he had the same systems at both houses, I guess
Speaker 3: you can stuff is connected and then that way he
Speaker 3: won't be on totally different.
Speaker 2: It's a cloud so he can log in with his
Speaker 2: name and cloud up.
Speaker 3: But in my mind, again, the PS four works perfectly fine.
Speaker 2: That's like saying the old Volkswagen Beetle works fine, So
Speaker 2: you don't need your dad, you get a Lamborghini. But
Speaker 2: here the Volkswagen the Beetle dress fine. Yeah, yeah, it's
Speaker 2: it's it's different.
Speaker 3: Well, so he's been petitioning for PS five slim and
Speaker 3: just talking about different things that he can do to
Speaker 3: pay it off. This is one of those things where
Speaker 3: he'd like it in advance and then he'd like to
Speaker 3: pay towards like the what is like all summer contributing
Speaker 3: towards it?
Speaker 2: Got it? Wait, how do you feel about it? Do
Speaker 2: you want to buy him one?
Speaker 3: I mean, I'm I'm open to it I'm entertaining the idea.
Speaker 3: Like I heard him out. He presented a case, and
Speaker 3: I get it. I understand his thinking, So I'm I'm
Speaker 3: fine with it. I guess I just I don't know
Speaker 3: much about video games, so it is helpful to talk
Speaker 3: it out with y'all. And you explained to me that, yeah,
Speaker 3: it is a.
Speaker 2: Valid It was tragically offended that you thought he weren't
Speaker 2: the same.
Speaker 3: Well, also, I'm the PS four was a gift from you, Like,
Speaker 3: that's a thought we don't just like, I don't throw it.
Speaker 3: And then what do we do with the PS four?
Speaker 2: Donate it?
Speaker 3: Okay, I can get behind that.
Speaker 2: Could you can put him work over here? I can
Speaker 2: buy a PS five, make it work it off?
Speaker 3: Okay, what kind of work?
Speaker 2: Oh no, you can't care about that.
Speaker 3: So I'm gonna drop him off here and y'all are
Speaker 3: probably just gonna like play video games.
Speaker 2: But yeah, yeah, yeah, she is his mom and she
Speaker 2: should know what kind of work. She'd like that like
Speaker 2: a breaking Yeah, I'd be like, really, I don't even
Speaker 2: need any work done, but I would just have him
Speaker 2: do some yards.
Speaker 3: But that would be good. Honestly, I feel like it
Speaker 3: would be better for him to work it off with
Speaker 3: somebody else instead of like because we it's this is
Speaker 3: stuff he's gonna have to do in addition to chores
Speaker 3: he already is expected to do.
Speaker 2: And I don't want to hop in in and post. However,
Speaker 2: if I would, I could buy it and then have
Speaker 2: him work it off here because we did stuff with
Speaker 2: s Shia where she came and had her break down
Speaker 2: picture frames and stuff.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you paid her like you paid her cash.
Speaker 2: My son too, he blew leaves.
Speaker 3: Okay, all right, that's right.
Speaker 2: So bunch box to your kids need work?
Speaker 3: Does he need a W nine or ten ninety nine?
Speaker 3: What is a contract child labor?
Speaker 2: Oh no, yeah, it is a legal child labory Okay,
Speaker 2: but I answer your question, you buy him? What if
Speaker 2: you want it is? They are far different. And if
Speaker 2: he's playing at his dad's and he's like playing a
Speaker 2: game where he needs to keep track of what he's done,
Speaker 2: which is important, Like if I'm playing at Madden and
Speaker 2: I can keep up with my season. I went to
Speaker 2: my moms and all of a sudden, I'm back playing Techmobil.
Speaker 2: That suck. That would suck, right, I'd say suck balls
Speaker 2: stopped that suck.
Speaker 3: So what do we want to do Well, you need to.
Speaker 2: Figure out you want to if you want to get
Speaker 2: him on. And if you're like I think it'd be
Speaker 2: better for him to go work somewhere else and like
Speaker 2: a real job. I'm happy to have him. I can
Speaker 2: find stuff for him to do, but and I'll buy
Speaker 2: it for him, or you can be the mom. I'm
Speaker 2: just saying that's an option.
Speaker 3: Well that is me being the mom. Hey, I found
Speaker 3: a deal for you. It's great. I found you like
Speaker 3: a job where you can like actually work it off
Speaker 3: and he can experience what it's like to go somewhere.
Speaker 3: I mean, if you want to do that, I'm down
Speaker 3: with that.
Speaker 2: You to drop him off and stuff, And do you
Speaker 2: wan to give it to him up front or do
Speaker 2: you mean to give it to him at the end.
Speaker 2: How much is this thing? Looks like it's four thirty
Speaker 2: nine Mike? What do you see?
Speaker 8: Yeah, like four fifty five hundred, depending on what version
Speaker 8: you want. There's one with the disc and there's one
Speaker 8: without the disc.
Speaker 5: So if he has to do it the right way
Speaker 5: where he works first and then gets it later, how
Speaker 5: much do you how long.
Speaker 2: Do you think?
Speaker 3: Well, the thing is so we're going to be moving
Speaker 3: into a new house, and his thing was like, when
Speaker 3: we're going to the new house, like, might as well
Speaker 3: set up the new system, and then I'll be working
Speaker 3: it off. Because then we go to the new house
Speaker 3: and we set up the old system, they have to
Speaker 3: take that apart, which I think is just unfucky. Yeah,
Speaker 3: it's pretty it is, But I mean I like that
Speaker 3: he's thinking it through.
Speaker 2: You know, if I were to buy it from him
Speaker 2: at first and then he doesn't do the work, who
Speaker 2: do I sue him?
Speaker 6: Are you?
Speaker 7: Well?
Speaker 3: I guess me legally I'm the responsible because I would
Speaker 3: be the.
Speaker 2: One draw the paperwork, just he would have to do
Speaker 2: the work.
Speaker 3: I actually he would have to do the work. What
Speaker 3: you just gave him the what was the PS four for?
Speaker 3: Like a holiday there something?
Speaker 2: I'm sure I can just give him one for his birthday,
Speaker 2: unless you want to teach him a lesson.
Speaker 3: I'm okay with lessons.
Speaker 2: It's again, it's up to you. You let me know
Speaker 2: what you want. You known't you tell me.
Speaker 3: That's weird for me to be like, yes, Bobby, you.
Speaker 2: Can, but no, but I offered it. It's what I'm saying,
Speaker 2: so I can buy it. You just and say even
Speaker 2: say you can say Bobby.
Speaker 3: Sent you this or I just know I would tell him.
Speaker 2: I would be like I've over and give it to him.
Speaker 2: But I'm saying I don't want to do it in
Speaker 2: a way that you don't think it should be done.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think that this is actually a good opportunity
Speaker 3: for him to have to go somewhere and experience working
Speaker 3: something off. I guess my only thing with you is
Speaker 3: I get I'm not going to worry about what you do,
Speaker 3: but like, can you really put him to work?
Speaker 2: It would be trivial, but I could have him do
Speaker 2: something I haven't, like, wipe down stuff that's still be
Speaker 2: trivial York.
Speaker 3: And him go and hold him accountable to doing a
Speaker 3: good job.
Speaker 2: I could have him clean the pickle ball. I mean
Speaker 2: there's a million things that I can just create work
Speaker 2: for him to do.
Speaker 3: But I need you to assess it and say, okay,
Speaker 3: this this, I approve of this work. Like you can't
Speaker 3: just come and be like, okay, wipe down the windows
Speaker 3: and he.
Speaker 2: Does, then what if it's a bad job and I
Speaker 2: got to stick it really stick it to him? Yeah,
Speaker 2: you fire him. I go repoet, I repot ps five, just.
Speaker 3: Say hey, dude, like, hey, I know you want to
Speaker 3: learn to like, you know, be a good employee and whatnot.
Speaker 3: And this is what I look for. And this is
Speaker 3: when you get a little older and you do get
Speaker 3: a real job. This is the expectation, like it'd be good.
Speaker 3: I like for my friends to pour into my kids
Speaker 3: in that way because I feel like they listen more
Speaker 3: from other people.
Speaker 2: Will you find a way that I can order one?
Speaker 2: Just with Apple pay and we look? Does Amebela have
Speaker 2: them up?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yes, he already showed me.
Speaker 2: Oh he does. Okay, was they were so hard to
Speaker 2: get for a while? Oh no, they're availables, slim, like,
Speaker 2: go one for myself while I'm at it. Oh god, quantity.
Speaker 8: I have also been researching PS five because I'm still
Speaker 8: at a PS four.
Speaker 2: Dang, what a loser you mark around the house.
Speaker 8: You have to clean that pickleball.
Speaker 2: Okay, I'm going to get the PS five digital edition
Speaker 2: slim good.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Digital's get better, right because you don't have to
Speaker 3: keep up with those discs.
Speaker 8: The discs had I mean you can if you if
Speaker 8: he has disc now, he could play it on there.
Speaker 8: But if he does, has them all digitally? It doesn't matter.
Speaker 2: What do I need to get a mic?
Speaker 8: I like getting the disc too, just so you have
Speaker 8: that option of buying used game.
Speaker 3: Can you do both?
Speaker 8: Though?
Speaker 2: You could do both? So PS five console slim, but
Speaker 2: no digital, So that's gonna cost me fifty extra bucks?
Speaker 3: Wait, no digital? I thought it was the one. Do
Speaker 3: we need digital because it has to.
Speaker 8: Well, the one with disc has both, but it also
Speaker 8: has the drive. So if you have a disc where
Speaker 8: he buys like a used game, he can throw it
Speaker 8: in there. If it does straight digital, then.
Speaker 2: That one's which one do you want? So? Should I
Speaker 2: get the PS five?
Speaker 8: I assume it. At his age, he just does all digital.
Speaker 2: He doesn't buy, just get digital.
Speaker 3: I think digital.
Speaker 2: And then he can sing, oh there's no disc hole?
Speaker 2: Yeah no disc hold yeah, because he wants who needs
Speaker 2: a disc hole?
Speaker 8: I'm multipol I still like a disc hole.
Speaker 2: Yeah right, classic.
Speaker 3: I feel like that's the difference between what held are you?
Speaker 2: Yeah? I'm thirty two, thirty three, he's thirteen thirteen? Yeah, okay,
Speaker 2: by now all right?
Speaker 3: Businessman?
Speaker 2: Well good for him too. It aris before Father's Day? Perfect, okay,
Speaker 2: boom boom play show. He's doing total in is for
Speaker 2: thirty five ninety one.
Speaker 3: So we need to we need to calculate hours and
Speaker 3: divide that up.
Speaker 2: I will pay him two hundred bucks an hour, two trips.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 3: Well, he's in summer school.
Speaker 2: Okay, I ordered it. Arriving tomorrow about ten pm. He
Speaker 2: comes over. I've already get hooked up his mind. I
Speaker 2: give him my old PS five. Wait the trade doown?
Speaker 2: I don't know now he'll get this one. Okay.
Speaker 3: I don't care what you do.
Speaker 2: I'm happy to hop in, happy to hop in. All right, Okay, well,
Speaker 2: now we have to figure out the work we need
Speaker 2: to do. Good, make it up, figure it out. Dirty windows, Yeah,
Speaker 2: but you dirty up the windows even worse. That's the
Speaker 2: problem with that. That is the end of part one
Speaker 2: of the podcast. A lot of you guys have reached
Speaker 2: out and you like how we're splitting it now as
Speaker 2: opposed to how we were splitting it before. We have
Speaker 2: to split the podcast, so we cannot just go back
Speaker 2: to if we're up to me, we just do one file.
Speaker 2: We can't do that, So we are splitting it into two.
Speaker 2: But we're doing part one and part two. And the
Speaker 2: feedback has been probably ninety eight percent positive about the
Speaker 2: Splits now versus how the Splits used to be with
Speaker 2: the Early Bird and then the full show, but it's
Speaker 2: been Hey, we need something to notify us when the
Speaker 2: first half of the podcast is over. So this is
Speaker 2: your notification for now. Well, somehow we'll create some piece
Speaker 2: that's like, gosh, you into the first half of the podcast,
Speaker 2: but for now, that's it. And now you used to
Speaker 2: go over to the second part of the podcast and
Speaker 2: take this, hopefully take this moment of me begging you
Speaker 2: go and rate the podcast if you don't mind. I
Speaker 2: never do that crap, but I'm asking you to do
Speaker 2: it because I never think about it. But I think
Speaker 2: if I was like on my phone and a podcast
Speaker 2: that I liked, it was like, hey, would you mind
Speaker 2: going over and like rating us and maybe writing a
Speaker 2: nice review. I probably do that, but they don't do that.
Speaker 2: But I'll be listening to do that for now on.
Speaker 2: So if you don't mind doing that, that would be
Speaker 2: super cool. And Part two of the podcast is either
Speaker 2: coming up right now or you're listening really early and
Speaker 2: it's coming up in just a little bit. The Bobby
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