Speaker 1: Transmitting this. What's up? Everybody? Welcome to Wednesday Show Morning studio.
Speaker 1: Now time for a country music lyrics game.
Speaker 2: Give us an example question, Ray and Rain is a
Speaker 2: good Thing by Luke Bryan. How does whiskey make his
Speaker 2: baby feel risky?
Speaker 3: Nice?
Speaker 1: Okay, so you'll give us questions and we just have
Speaker 1: to fill in the answer.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and they're gonna get harder. So we're gonna go
Speaker 2: level eight out of ten for these next ones.
Speaker 1: Okay, how many are there? Got six? Okay, so we'll
Speaker 1: do five and a tiebreaker. Everybody good? Yepp alright?
Speaker 2: Number one in Hotel Key by Old Dominion? How did
Speaker 2: he describe this specific way she was sitting on the bed?
Speaker 4: Then?
Speaker 1: What how do you know that I love this song?
Speaker 1: We ask it again?
Speaker 2: In Hotel Key by Old Dominion? How did he describe
Speaker 2: the specific way she was sitting on the bed? Five seconds?
Speaker 2: Three seconds? All right, pens down.
Speaker 1: I don't know it, so I'll go first, Okay, half naked, solid,
Speaker 1: I don't know solid answer Eddie.
Speaker 5: I mean I first thought maybe Chris Cross Apple Sauce,
Speaker 5: but then I wouldn't even go in the songs I
Speaker 5: put Indian style weird, I put Indian style.
Speaker 1: I'm trying to I can't go lunchbox cross legged? Amy,
Speaker 1: you knew it so singing.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: She was sitting on the bed with a half drunk smile,
Speaker 4: talking about Austin and how she get back there someday.
Speaker 1: Wait, what how what's the answer? What was the answer?
Speaker 4: Half drunk smile?
Speaker 1: WHOA, that's not the style she's sitting in, but that's
Speaker 1: what she has.
Speaker 4: She was sitting on the bed with a.
Speaker 1: That's where Indian style.
Speaker 4: This is how, this is.
Speaker 1: How I see it. She was sitting on the bed
Speaker 1: with a.
Speaker 4: Half drunk smile talking about Austin and how she gets
Speaker 4: back there, half drunk smile.
Speaker 1: No, what is it? Indian style? Half drunks can Well
Speaker 1: that was it? Uh Well I could see her.
Speaker 6: They sitting on the bed Indian style with my T
Speaker 6: shirt on and a half drunk smile.
Speaker 4: Talking about Austin.
Speaker 1: I thought I was totally wrong. You know what? Insensitive
Speaker 1: to cancel? Okay?
Speaker 2: Ed he takes a lead, All right, go ahead, next
Speaker 2: up and die Happy Man by Thomas HDD. He says
Speaker 2: he may never get to see the northern lights or
Speaker 2: what famous landmark at night.
Speaker 1: I'm in, I'm in do you know what? Yeah too?
Speaker 1: Five seconds? Amy has a song?
Speaker 6: Do you have.
Speaker 4: I just had it?
Speaker 1: Never get to see the answers it Eiffel Tower at Night.
Speaker 6: Eddie, Eiffel Tower, Eiffel Tower, luch Fox, Washington Monument.
Speaker 7: You get to see the no then lions. So there's
Speaker 7: something something something eye Full Tower at Night, the Old
Speaker 7: that one. Okay, Eddie still has the lead. Go ahead
Speaker 7: and time March is on by Tracy Lawrence.
Speaker 2: His sister is using rogue and clear complex soap. His
Speaker 2: brother is wearing beads and doing what.
Speaker 1: I'm in got it?
Speaker 8: I'm in.
Speaker 1: No rushmore given the answer, dude, I'm in for the wind.
Speaker 1: Lushbox smokes a lot of dope. That's correct to have
Speaker 1: that too, smokes a lot of dope. Smokes a lot
Speaker 1: of dope.
Speaker 6: Sing it Uh, there's some places to get complex and.
Speaker 1: Soap, brother, and he smokes a lot of dope.
Speaker 2: And Redneck Woman by Gretchen Wilson. What are the two
Speaker 2: Southern phrases she uses and claims they're a.
Speaker 1: Product of her raising? Oh will you say it again?
Speaker 2: In Redneck Woman by Gretchen Wilson, What are the two
Speaker 2: Southern phrases that she uses and claims their product of
Speaker 2: her raising.
Speaker 1: You are yeah, took me a second.
Speaker 4: Yeah, stop saying.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah yeah.
Speaker 4: If we distract him.
Speaker 6: Yeah yeah yeah, what if God was one of us?
Speaker 1: I'm in, Eddie, I don't have it.
Speaker 8: Yes, sir, yes, ma'am.
Speaker 1: Lunchbox y'all, and hell yeah, you're oddly close without meaning
Speaker 1: to be.
Speaker 9: I'm meant to be.
Speaker 4: I have you see them together?
Speaker 1: Yeah? One, two, three, Hey, y'all, saying that's right. You
Speaker 1: want to sing it?
Speaker 4: We just did, didn't we find that I'm a product,
Speaker 4: I'm a raise And I say, hey, y'all and yeehaw.
Speaker 1: My number is this one? Ray? We got this one
Speaker 1: and one more?
Speaker 2: Okay, go ahead and achy breaky Heart by Billy Ray Cyrus.
Speaker 2: He tells the girl that she can tell her ma
Speaker 2: that he moved to what us state?
Speaker 1: I'm in? Shut up, Eddie?
Speaker 8: You memories?
Speaker 1: Are you in the lead? Do do memoris more?
Speaker 10: No?
Speaker 1: We're tired. Oh thank good. I thought Eddie was out
Speaker 1: and I'm saying I wasn't gonna move on him on
Speaker 1: this one. Lunch Okay, I'm in. I'm in lunchbox Arkansas.
Speaker 1: Everybody have that Arkansas. Good job all right one more,
Speaker 1: so this is it? It might need to be speeding.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, so be it. Okay, go ahead and Bubba
Speaker 1: with your name lunchbox uboxes out around. No, no lunchboxes
Speaker 1: out because if he gets it, there's no winner. So
Speaker 1: I still have to play for speed round. Go ahead
Speaker 1: and Bubba.
Speaker 2: Shot the juke box by Mark Chestnut. What was the
Speaker 2: name of the.
Speaker 5: Bar, Eddie? What Bubba's place? Box something?
Speaker 6: We were ye shot the box, Bobby Bones.
Speaker 1: Answer Mark Mark's Place. Oh no, no.
Speaker 11: Get it?
Speaker 4: You got all right? Let me think of this through Bubba.
Speaker 12: Jesus, that's not the course.
Speaker 4: But I gotta get to that.
Speaker 1: I don't know how it starts.
Speaker 4: I don't know how to starts, and you'll.
Speaker 1: Never get to where it starts.
Speaker 4: If I sing the chorus, I might that's how it works,
Speaker 4: but I get the beat a little bit. Bubba shut the.
Speaker 1: Juke three seconds. Answer it's there's am on it.
Speaker 2: Martin's Johnny's Bar, Marty's Margie's Margie's.
Speaker 1: Wow. Ammy, you were close Marty. Of course she ever
Speaker 1: even jumped in.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but your answers, will you sing it?
Speaker 1: It's the beginning of the show.
Speaker 4: Know how it goes.
Speaker 1: Marty's bar kind of.
Speaker 4: Is that?
Speaker 1: We all know how extra when I, oh, Mike has one?
Speaker 6: Okay, Senator, Yeah I got it. Okay, Rice pulling up
Speaker 6: his phone. That's how we do it on this show. Awesome,
Speaker 6: game show breaker. All right, go ahead.
Speaker 1: In the opening speed around, Yes, go ahead.
Speaker 2: In the opening verse of she thinks my tractor sexy
Speaker 2: by Kenny Chesney, she brings him a basket.
Speaker 1: I don't know, y'all, same time.
Speaker 11: Yeah, that was the same time it was.
Speaker 1: Do you want to answer the same time? Yeah, sweet tea.
Speaker 2: Bones gets to a jug of sweet What you said something?
Speaker 1: He says something?
Speaker 4: He said, Oh he didn't.
Speaker 1: I don't think Ray said the word jug. Well, it's
Speaker 1: the question Ray.
Speaker 2: In the opening verse, she brings him a basket of
Speaker 2: chicken and what beverage?
Speaker 1: Beverage? We both got it was.
Speaker 4: A jug of sweet tea.
Speaker 1: Though, but it was also beverage. Do you have another one?
Speaker 10: By?
Speaker 1: Because Amy would be out. It's just Eddie and I
Speaker 1: because I get you, I'd fight for that if I
Speaker 1: were you too.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, yeah, Mabby, you won I.
Speaker 2: Know, but I would. It's just sweet tea. He didn't
Speaker 2: say what reciprocles had hell, Ben, If.
Speaker 1: You would have just said what did he bring on?
Speaker 1: It would have been a jug of sweet tea? But
Speaker 1: he said what beverage? I agree with you. If we
Speaker 1: don't have another one, we'll just go tie and then
Speaker 1: we'll kiss, kissing it ties kissing your sister. Dude.
Speaker 6: I'm fired up. Okay, I'll make up a question. Let's
Speaker 6: who answer it for Come on, we're staring at my
Speaker 6: because he's writing one real quick. Come on, Mike, come
Speaker 6: on like you can do it. One more question for
Speaker 6: all the marbles. He's copying it, he's pasting it.
Speaker 1: I sent it to Ray. Okay, speed around, edre you
Speaker 1: ready ready? Final question? Ray? Are you ready waiting? Oh yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: we didn't pay for the I smashed. I got it, okay.
Speaker 2: In Joeline by Dolly Parton, Joline has eyes of what color?
Speaker 1: Bobby? Bobby auburn? No hold on.
Speaker 5: Let me think about this, old Maybe your hair is auburn?
Speaker 4: Is in the song she did have red hair?
Speaker 1: I think, Hey, Ray, can you repeat the question please?
Speaker 2: And Joel by Dolly Parton, Joline has eyes of what color?
Speaker 4: Nobody has?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I'm just going from my mind. What color comes to
Speaker 1: mind you even make it here.
Speaker 4: I was just laughing with you.
Speaker 1: No, please cut it down five seconds. We have to
Speaker 1: kisses of auburn hair, eyes of sea, green, eyes of
Speaker 1: I don't know that's it? Answer green ohip color.
Speaker 2: All right, we got another one if you want, we
Speaker 2: want it all right. And Amill by Morning by George Straight,
Speaker 2: They took his saddle in Houston, Santa.
Speaker 4: Fe was he gonna ask me? I don't know.
Speaker 1: I jump quicker though, finished the question.
Speaker 11: Ray.
Speaker 2: Question is and amill by morning by George Straight. They
Speaker 2: took his saddle in Houston, and then what city did
Speaker 2: he break his leg in?
Speaker 10: The answer is I.
Speaker 1: Had to jump to get it.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 13: I also jumped for auburn. You had the question.
Speaker 6: Hello, Bobby bone was My twelve year old daughter wants
Speaker 6: Lulu Limma Nikes and one hundred fift dollars backpack because
Speaker 6: all the kids have them now. She also wants an
Speaker 6: eighty dollars la Boo boo.
Speaker 4: A little chain. The animal singing is.
Speaker 6: Okay, I wonder where whatever target has on sale? My
Speaker 6: wife and I disagree on this. Is it worth spending
Speaker 6: the money so she can fit in?
Speaker 1: Sign data? A preteen? Amy right up? Your ally.
Speaker 4: No, I don't think you if it's not in your
Speaker 4: family budget to do it. I don't think we do it.
Speaker 4: You don't participate, especially in little little booboo trends.
Speaker 6: I can I say something though he's not saying it
Speaker 6: is or isn't in the budget. He's just saying she
Speaker 6: wants this, and it feels ridiculous to spend.
Speaker 1: Money on it.
Speaker 4: It is ridiculous. So I'm not buying the little boo boo.
Speaker 4: I'm not. I can't. I don't understand, and we're just
Speaker 4: not going to do it. And I think that we
Speaker 4: explain we don't have to be a part of every
Speaker 4: trend and this is a very expensive, pricey trend.
Speaker 1: Can I ask a question?
Speaker 6: Yeah, because I'm gonna let you respond to this, But
Speaker 6: I have questions. One, So if it's not pro or
Speaker 6: anti budget, if it's just he thinks it's ridiculous and
Speaker 6: the wife thinks it's fine, well.
Speaker 4: Then he needs to pick a couple of them. You
Speaker 4: can pick a couple of them. Yes, I would think that, Okay,
Speaker 4: you can't just because you uous it's called Yeah. I
Speaker 4: think navigating that stuff is really difficult to his parents.
Speaker 4: Is you know whether you can or can't. I mean,
Speaker 4: if you can't, then it seems more clear. But sometimes
Speaker 4: it's like I have to think about this with my
Speaker 4: kids and things that they want. And I I talked
Speaker 4: to my daughter about especially Lululuiman or Sephora, like where
Speaker 4: in why are kids these days buying all of their
Speaker 4: skincare as afora you're a teenage all, yes, exactly. They
Speaker 4: all get their nails done, and I like I've told
Speaker 4: my daughter. I was like, I'm not gonna Could I
Speaker 4: pay for you to get your nails done? Yes? Am
Speaker 4: I paying for that?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 4: I will do it for special occasions like prom and
Speaker 4: maybe that's maybe something else if it pops up, But
Speaker 4: other than that, you're going to need to pay for
Speaker 4: it if you want to have your nails done, and
Speaker 4: like Lula Lemon or something like that will be more
Speaker 4: of put that on your birthday list or your Christmas
Speaker 4: list or occasionally. But I don't know that I'm just
Speaker 4: out there buying it for her any old time.
Speaker 1: That's great, and you're the parent. You get to decide that.
Speaker 1: And I think i've this guy and his wife were
Speaker 1: fighting over it, and it's not a budget issue. You
Speaker 1: got to meet somewhere else.
Speaker 4: It's not a budget issue. And just as a parent,
Speaker 4: you're on the side of it as you think it's
Speaker 4: totally ridiculous, you can stretch a little bit and meet
Speaker 4: in the middle and understand. Just because you don't get it,
Speaker 4: just try to put yourself in your daughter's shoes and understand,
Speaker 4: like maybe if you could get her that it would
Speaker 4: open her confidence a little bit. Not the little boo boo.
Speaker 1: I don't know Nike's in la boo. I say, go
Speaker 1: for it.
Speaker 4: Maybe some new Nike shoes.
Speaker 6: All right, there you go, thank you, close it up.
Speaker 6: Updates around the room. Amy, your cat was biting you,
Speaker 6: and you're like, what's up? You thought you had a
Speaker 6: disease and your cat was talking to you.
Speaker 4: Yeah, because we've heard stories like that, like your cat
Speaker 4: starts pawing at you and then suddenly you go like,
Speaker 4: look in that area and there's a tumor or something.
Speaker 1: I thought you had humor.
Speaker 4: I just thought I thought my cat was trying to
Speaker 4: tell me something and it was about my body. Well
Speaker 4: turns out she was trying to tell me something, but
Speaker 4: it was about her body. Yeah, So I was like, gosh,
Speaker 4: why is she acting this? Way. So one day I
Speaker 4: just started kind of looking around and she has a
Speaker 4: lot of fur, so things are hard to see. And
Speaker 4: then on her backside area, I see this lesion and
Speaker 4: I'm like, what is this, Like she's just some sort
Speaker 4: of disease. So I google it Google image figure out
Speaker 4: that it is likely a ruptured anal gland.
Speaker 1: Be there had a peloton.
Speaker 12: Oh yeah on your bike when you and no one
Speaker 12: would listen.
Speaker 1: All right, yes, something, yes, It was like, am I sick?
Speaker 1: Like no, I got an an.
Speaker 4: You my cat, Maggie. I guess y'all are the same.
Speaker 4: So I take her to the vet.
Speaker 1: Turns out she ruptured the right side and the left.
Speaker 4: Side, and and it happened. They were like it could
Speaker 4: be about a week a week and a half. And
Speaker 4: that's like right around when she had been biting me.
Speaker 4: And so now she's on all this medication and they
Speaker 4: said it could take twenty days to heal the lesion.
Speaker 4: I mean, she was screaming at the vet when they
Speaker 4: were cleaning the wounds, like screaming. I felt terrible, but
Speaker 4: you know what happens. I was like, Okay, I don't
Speaker 4: know why, but they can't explain it. It's just something
Speaker 4: that happens.
Speaker 1: Glad to hear the cat is on the way to health. Yeah,
Speaker 1: we figured it out. Glad to hear you don't have
Speaker 1: a tumor.
Speaker 4: And I'm just glad to hear, Like, isn't it cool
Speaker 4: our animals try to communicate with us.
Speaker 6: Speaking of animals, my bulldog, I guess, had staff infection
Speaker 6: and I think we kind of got it licked at
Speaker 6: this point. He lost a bunch of hair like big big,
Speaker 6: but most of the hair's going back.
Speaker 1: He's been on like seven medications. I've been putting him
Speaker 1: on Instagram as much because I know people be like,
Speaker 1: why is you losing a door?
Speaker 6: People demand is he Stanley on Instagram? So, but he's
Speaker 6: alive and he's feeling better. Finally, doctor Josie has got
Speaker 6: him back to health. Eddie, update on your passport.
Speaker 5: So I told you guys that I got an email
Speaker 5: that said my passport was on hold the application because
Speaker 5: they needed more information.
Speaker 1: Now you told us Ice was holding off your past.
Speaker 5: That's what I thought immediately. Ice is probably we got
Speaker 5: it on hold. But I finally got the letter in
Speaker 5: the mail and I know what it is. Morgan nailed it.
Speaker 5: It's my birth certificate. I had a birth card, and
Speaker 5: they need a birth certificate. The card is not valid
Speaker 5: for a passport, So what are you gonna do? So
Speaker 5: I got to call my mom who's in Texas and
Speaker 5: make her go to a state building and get my
Speaker 5: birth certificate because she says she doesn't have it.
Speaker 6: Does she have to go to a state building in Texas? Yeah,
Speaker 6: it's not a federal thing.
Speaker 1: Different.
Speaker 4: I have to make her go.
Speaker 1: Well.
Speaker 5: I mean it's kind of like you know, when you
Speaker 5: look for your birth certificate, you're like, Mom, where's my verstigate?
Speaker 1: You're my mother, you should have it. That's funny. It's funny. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I guess maybe her responsibility. You're old now though.
Speaker 5: Yeah, people like send me messages and say I could
Speaker 5: do different things like go to my congressman here or
Speaker 5: something like, I'm just gonna call my mom and tell
Speaker 5: her to go get go get my birth certificate?
Speaker 1: All right? I think you could probably just go get it.
Speaker 1: You can just go online, yeah, I think, Or really,
Speaker 1: why then you look this up?
Speaker 5: It's fine because the figure I'm gonna go to my mom,
Speaker 5: who make.
Speaker 4: Your mom do it?
Speaker 1: Make your mom do it? All right? Morgan?
Speaker 6: The update from you the last we had heard this
Speaker 6: guy wanted to buy you shoes. He had wanted to
Speaker 6: buy you shoes for years and years and years. Yeah,
Speaker 6: we think he has a feet thing with you. And
Speaker 6: finally you said.
Speaker 11: Buy me some shoes, and I said him a pair
Speaker 11: of shoes.
Speaker 1: So Amy said, don't do it. You were the one.
Speaker 1: You were the long voice that said this doesn't feel safe.
Speaker 4: I don't know. I don't like this at all.
Speaker 6: In many voices, all guys, well yeah, yeah, So what
Speaker 6: did he say?
Speaker 1: What was his response?
Speaker 11: He just was like, Okay, where do I send him?
Speaker 11: And I didn't send him my address, of course, for
Speaker 11: address this one. Yeah, so they come here hopefully.
Speaker 4: And that was the last I heard from him.
Speaker 1: What shoes? Did you send him?
Speaker 4: A little pair of heels from? Oh my god?
Speaker 1: And then I've been looking at her shoes. Yeah, oh
Speaker 1: you got him.
Speaker 4: You got like high heels. No, they're like little little
Speaker 4: kid's heels. Okay, he's really how much more? That's like
Speaker 4: a hundred bucks?
Speaker 1: I would have gone a little harder, but I hear
Speaker 1: I heard you it was a huder bucks, and I
Speaker 1: was like, that's a lot.
Speaker 11: He probably won't do it, but I don't know maybe
Speaker 11: he already sent him.
Speaker 1: Is it bad that she for like cute shoes? For
Speaker 1: sure sneakers? I just want to ask for something more expensive.
Speaker 6: I'd have been I'd have sent like three or four
Speaker 6: hundred dollars pair of shoes and like really.
Speaker 1: Tested the guy, like red bottoms.
Speaker 6: Is he gonna say, oh, that had been more than that,
Speaker 6: that had been more than thur a thousand.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I wouldn't have been against that though, either, Like if
Speaker 6: he wants to do it, like really test him.
Speaker 1: Okay, let us know when they're here. Okay, hopefully do
Speaker 1: you feel weird about that a little bit?
Speaker 11: But my boy was like, I got you and then
Speaker 11: you know, we got security here, so like I'm.
Speaker 1: Partially it's not here, it's I didn't want to give
Speaker 1: you any any any The guy in tips no tipsy.
Speaker 1: I think he's fine. Lunchboks said he seemed normal, So
Speaker 1: it's fine, Eddie get a passport. Yeah, my mom, I'll
Speaker 1: call my mom. See what she says. Morgan, keep one
Speaker 1: eye open when you sleep, right, it's time for the
Speaker 1: good news.
Speaker 4: How much box?
Speaker 14: Chris Coolestad is the owner of Heights Pizza Man in
Speaker 14: Columbia Heights, Minnesota. And last he saw on his little
Speaker 14: security cameras that people had been eating out of the dumpster,
Speaker 14: like you know, they throw the old pizzas out at
Speaker 14: the end of the night and people go in there
Speaker 14: and get him.
Speaker 1: He's like, well, we got to stop this.
Speaker 14: And instead of getting mad, he put a note on
Speaker 14: the dumpster said hey, there's no need to eat out
Speaker 14: of the dumpster.
Speaker 1: Just come inside.
Speaker 14: I'll give you free pizza, or just leave a note
Speaker 14: at the back door if you're embarrassed. You know, no
Speaker 14: questions asked, say hey, I'd like a cheese pizza and
Speaker 14: I'll put it out there for you. And when viral,
Speaker 14: eleven thousand dollars came into his venmo, so now he's
Speaker 14: feeding people for the next three months and.
Speaker 1: He gave to two local food banks. That's awesome. What
Speaker 1: would you do if you saw that sign you're not homeless?
Speaker 1: I'd write a note. You're just walking through and you
Speaker 1: just see that, Oh my goodness.
Speaker 9: I'd go in and be like, man, you know what
Speaker 9: I mean, I got.
Speaker 1: You the voice.
Speaker 14: Why'd you a voice when you're down on your luck?
Speaker 14: You't to have a sad voice. You can't be off ship.
Speaker 14: You're like, oh, man, I'm homeless, or you know, why
Speaker 14: would you say you're homeless? Though up like that, you
Speaker 14: wouldn't say you're homeless at all.
Speaker 1: I'd just be like, man, it's been a rough time.
Speaker 9: He and my three kids.
Speaker 1: I don't think he needs the store.
Speaker 5: You're lying, Why don't you just go to the back
Speaker 5: and knock on the door, no questions asked.
Speaker 1: That's a good point, no question.
Speaker 14: I'd brother eat inside because it's ac of course, because
Speaker 14: you can go in the front door and eat and
Speaker 14: just say hey, just let me know, no problem, no shame,
Speaker 14: And so I would have no shame and.
Speaker 9: Just take my kids in.
Speaker 1: Be like you guys want to choose pizza? We tell?
Speaker 1: Would you tell them to do the voice? I'd be like, guys,
Speaker 1: just kind of rub some dirt on your face. You
Speaker 1: don't have to do that to act like you're homeless.
Speaker 1: Rubbed dirt on your face, Well you can't be clean.
Speaker 1: You can just be going to a hard time, be clean,
Speaker 1: Yeah you can, Okay, Well, well either way we would
Speaker 1: maybe i'd cut a hole of shirt. You don't now
Speaker 1: I think you just run a shirt for pizza, So
Speaker 1: you just anyway and then be like hey, man, we'll
Speaker 1: probably be back tomorrow. You just let them know.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I'd like, I'll be back Monday, Tuesday, Wedesday, Thursday, Friday.
Speaker 6: You're the hamburglar or the pizza place.
Speaker 1: Okay, that's a good story. That's what it's all about.
Speaker 1: That was telling me something good.
Speaker 6: Lunchbox has brought in a clip from Morgan's podcast, Lunchbox,
Speaker 6: What are you sharing with us?
Speaker 10: Here?
Speaker 14: Man, guys, we try to teach her. She's like a
Speaker 14: little sister to us. We try to tell her Morgan, like,
Speaker 14: when you meet a dude, don't just go crazy right away.
Speaker 1: And I mean here she.
Speaker 14: Goes on her podcast she's been dating this guy for
Speaker 14: about six minutes, and she says he's the one, all right,
Speaker 14: play the club?
Speaker 1: Is he the one?
Speaker 11: It feels safe, it's consistent, it's kind and warm. There's
Speaker 11: so much security in this current relationship that I've never
Speaker 11: felt before.
Speaker 1: And I hope that this is the one.
Speaker 11: There is a huge part of me that believes this
Speaker 11: could possibly beat it.
Speaker 14: Oh man, guys, Like, you can't show your cards that quick, man, Like,
Speaker 14: it's like.
Speaker 1: This is like it's like what do you call that?
Speaker 14: When the dog thing where you give them a treat
Speaker 14: and then keep coming back.
Speaker 1: Have Lov's dog. Yeah, it's like she's have lost dogs.
Speaker 1: She sees a dude and it's like, oh.
Speaker 9: This is the one.
Speaker 1: Those two are to say, I'm not good. That's not
Speaker 1: that because that's.
Speaker 6: Like you play a bell, you feed the dog, and
Speaker 6: you play a bell every time, so they never time
Speaker 6: years of bell, Like these mounts are salivating different.
Speaker 1: I understand what you're saying, but that's different than it now.
Speaker 14: Okay, But I'm just saying like it just seems to
Speaker 14: be a repetition with Morgan, and I just worry, like why.
Speaker 1: Throw this out there so soon?
Speaker 14: Like why make like you can have those feelings maybe internally,
Speaker 14: but saying it on your podcast, like what are we doing?
Speaker 6: And at that stage of the relationship you're saying, yes,
Speaker 6: it is like how long you've been together?
Speaker 1: Morgan with the six.
Speaker 6: Minutes six almost six months, so not six months or
Speaker 6: five months?
Speaker 1: Yeah, we're like five and a half.
Speaker 12: Okay, fair enough, fiveline.
Speaker 1: I don't listen. I think you know, Morgan, you have
Speaker 1: a good you have a.
Speaker 11: Good I also didn't say, oh my gosh, yes he's
Speaker 11: the one.
Speaker 1: I said. I feel a lot of things.
Speaker 11: That's what dating is is you're trying to decide if
Speaker 11: this person is somebody you're gonna spend the rest of
Speaker 11: your life with.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I hear you. You are at five and a
Speaker 6: half months. I think he's the one.
Speaker 11: Though I didn't say I think he's one.
Speaker 1: I said I hope he is.
Speaker 5: When you say you had feelings that you've never felt before,
Speaker 5: are you being like, like, you've never felt any of
Speaker 5: those before.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I mean I've been in some really crappy relationships.
Speaker 1: They weren't always crapy until you learned they were crappy.
Speaker 11: Two of them I knew were crappy when they were happening.
Speaker 1: I just didn't know better.
Speaker 11: I didn't know that relationships could be better than.
Speaker 4: What I was dealing with.
Speaker 14: I mean, you've never had these feelings. I just want
Speaker 14: to I just want to get this clear. I just
Speaker 14: I want.
Speaker 1: Because you like a little sister now. Ever, in the
Speaker 1: history of.
Speaker 14: That, I was just trying to, you know, trying to
Speaker 14: soften the blow. But the last guy was ordering furniture
Speaker 14: to your house.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I also okay.
Speaker 11: To me, living with someone is just the next step
Speaker 11: in a relationship. Automatically, living with someone does not mean
Speaker 11: I'm going to be with them. It's the next step
Speaker 11: to decide if I want.
Speaker 4: To be with somebody.
Speaker 1: Do you live with your boyfriend? Not yet okay, but
Speaker 1: like you're not going to maybe eventually.
Speaker 11: It's the next step in a relationship. And I feel
Speaker 11: very much so that you should live with someone before
Speaker 11: you commit your life to them, so you know who
Speaker 11: they are as a person.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I will not find about that. I'm not finding
Speaker 1: about anything.
Speaker 6: He just brought it in and said, you're not even
Speaker 6: six months in and you're you're giving your love publicly
Speaker 6: to this person, which makes it money.
Speaker 11: I have a very big heart. I give my love
Speaker 11: to a lot of people a lot of the time.
Speaker 11: This is just like the kind of person that I am.
Speaker 4: But I like, I'm a very empathetic person.
Speaker 1: I literally like, I'm a very loving human being.
Speaker 11: I don't I like, that's just who I am as
Speaker 11: a as a person.
Speaker 1: To tell her, Watchbox Morgan, you just got to be
Speaker 1: more careful like.
Speaker 14: You are, like you've been broken so many times by dudes. Second,
Speaker 14: going on your podcast five and a half months into
Speaker 14: relationship and looking at the camera and saying I felt
Speaker 14: things I've never felt for and I I really think
Speaker 14: this is the one.
Speaker 9: Like, it's like, why you gave him the keys.
Speaker 1: In the house?
Speaker 11: Do you think we haven't had conversations outside of me
Speaker 11: being on that podcast?
Speaker 4: Like, yeah, that's exactly what I was going to say,
Speaker 4: is I don't think Morgan's going in her podcast and
Speaker 4: saying anything that she hasn't said to his face already.
Speaker 1: Question though it.
Speaker 14: Doesn't it make it harder if they break up after
Speaker 14: she went on her podcast and declare so the world
Speaker 14: that he's the one, Like, if they have that conversation
Speaker 14: between them, great, but it's gonna make it so much
Speaker 14: harder if you go back and people were gonna pull
Speaker 14: that clip and be like, what I thought it.
Speaker 1: Was the one? I thought it was the one.
Speaker 4: Well, they're gonna do that regardless.
Speaker 14: And then if you date a new dude, they're gonna
Speaker 14: be like, well, five and a half months in, you
Speaker 14: said he was the one, Like, am I not the one?
Speaker 11: You're always gonna hope that somebody is. I'm not dating
Speaker 11: just to hook up.
Speaker 4: With people.
Speaker 1: To give a lot of dudes, people have a lot
Speaker 1: of love to give.
Speaker 6: Then let's do this in a controlled environment. And what
Speaker 6: would you like to say about this let.
Speaker 1: Me go first.
Speaker 4: I mean, Lunchbox needs to let Morgan live her life
Speaker 4: how she wants to live it. And I'm happy for Morgan.
Speaker 4: I'm glad that she's found somebody like I do do.
Speaker 4: I think it's possible to know in a short amount
Speaker 4: of time what you want, and feel things and experience
Speaker 4: things you've never felt before. Absolutely, and Morgan may have
Speaker 4: found the one She's I don't think she's saying I
Speaker 4: know for a fact, but she's saying, this feels.
Speaker 5: Different, Okay, and Eddie, you know, I'm glad Lunchbox is
Speaker 5: the older brother here with good older brother advice. But Morgan,
Speaker 5: I feel like I'm just more concerned about Morgan saying
Speaker 5: these things like she's never felt that before. I feel
Speaker 5: like you've said stuff like this a lot, and I
Speaker 5: understand where Lunchbox is coming from. Just pump the brakes
Speaker 5: a little bit with a public announcement of something that
Speaker 5: you tend to say a lot thanks a Cereal feeler,
Speaker 5: Sereal feeler.
Speaker 11: I mean, I can only acknowledge that I say things
Speaker 11: that I feel in that moment, so I'm never gonna
Speaker 11: be able to predict the future. So I'm just going
Speaker 11: to tell you exactly how I'm feeling in this moment.
Speaker 11: So if I've ever said anything before that's similar, that's
Speaker 11: how I felt in that moment, and I can't I'm
Speaker 11: not going to go back on that. I felt that way,
Speaker 11: and this is how I feel right now, and I'm
Speaker 11: just trying to be honest with how I'm feeling.
Speaker 6: What I would say is, as someone who has lived
Speaker 6: his life very publicly for decades at this point, there
Speaker 6: are things that you say that you have to understand
Speaker 6: that if it's then counter to what you said, it's
Speaker 6: just going to be held against you. It's gonna be
Speaker 6: pounded against you so much. Five and a half months, probably
Speaker 6: littleo early in my mind to be able to jump
Speaker 6: in out going like hope he's the one. But also
Speaker 6: I understand what it's like that you've got to make
Speaker 6: good content. So you're like, I I got a podcast
Speaker 6: talk about something.
Speaker 4: Oh, I don't think she's doing it.
Speaker 9: I don't either.
Speaker 6: But if I like, if I'm even fifty to fifty,
Speaker 6: and I'm like should I shouldn't I, It's like, well,
Speaker 6: I'm as well be compelling and do compelling content. So
Speaker 6: my brain goes in all those ways just yeah, it
Speaker 6: feels like this is something you've done before, but it's you.
Speaker 4: I mean, I don't know what to tell you, guys.
Speaker 11: I just I speak from my heart every time I
Speaker 11: talk to you guys about things, and that's just how
Speaker 11: I felt in that moment. I can't predict what my
Speaker 11: life is going to look like later. All I can
Speaker 11: do is live in the moment that I'm living, and.
Speaker 1: I have no problem with that. Oh for the best later,
Speaker 1: let's what you can finish this segment.
Speaker 14: I just want you to, you know, make sure that
Speaker 14: you have you know, you protect yourself, you know, and
Speaker 14: know how to delete those clips like like have those
Speaker 14: like pulled up just because if they break them like
Speaker 14: the book mark them exactly.
Speaker 1: If they it goes south, delete it quick.
Speaker 4: I also feel like.
Speaker 1: I put you down that pod.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 11: I also feel like because I'm having very different feelings
Speaker 11: than I have before, I wouldn't have even made that
Speaker 11: segment and talked about that if I didn't feel that
Speaker 11: way and felt pretty strongly about me.
Speaker 1: And I feel like if I din't have much, you
Speaker 1: don't another person yet though.
Speaker 11: I think that's the reason I feel I know a
Speaker 11: whole lot of people who have known very quickly, very
Speaker 11: early on.
Speaker 1: It's just a matter. Everybody's different.
Speaker 4: Every Sometimes it doesn't.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think people, even people that know, don't really know.
Speaker 4: It just happens to work because some people get married
Speaker 4: after six weeks and they have lived apputly. Ever, Yes,
Speaker 4: I know, it's like and then there's you know, it
Speaker 4: is pretty rare, rare.
Speaker 1: It's actually very very rare, but it does happen.
Speaker 11: Okay, Well that's also going from Eddie who didn't even
Speaker 11: know his wife was the one and she gave him
Speaker 11: an ultimatum to get married.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I thought we were just dating, like but haven't had
Speaker 5: fun six years, just having fun. But she was like
Speaker 5: perfect for me. But you know, I just was like,
Speaker 5: we're just having a good time.
Speaker 4: And Marvin and I were talking the other day like
Speaker 4: it's weird. At this point in my relationship with my boyfriend,
Speaker 4: I was already married to my ex husband, Like at
Speaker 4: this point that was very quick, but we had a
Speaker 4: long marriage.
Speaker 1: One I don't know.
Speaker 6: No, I started trapping, were rooting for you. We hope
Speaker 6: it all works out. I understand it. But I think
Speaker 6: he was just doing this for content. No, No, he
Speaker 6: really cares. No, of course, of course, of course.
Speaker 1: But when I saw it, I.
Speaker 4: Was like, oh no, if you really care, who would
Speaker 4: have came up to me.
Speaker 1: I'm like, are you okay?
Speaker 11: Like cravy, we hold this back instead, You're like, let
Speaker 11: me bring it to the air.
Speaker 6: Just know we're rooting for you, and we're rooting for
Speaker 6: these shoes to be awesome. You got you have a
Speaker 6: boyfriend in real life and a shoe boyfriends. They continue,
Speaker 6: you can have your cake and eat it too in
Speaker 6: this situation.
Speaker 14: Yeah, hey cat, we're in cake and eat it to
Speaker 14: a moment.
Speaker 1: Of my life.
Speaker 6: And you have the average ages people start doing life things,
Speaker 6: for example, tying your own shoes.
Speaker 1: The average person does it whin.
Speaker 6: I don't know four, five, just six? Okay, I don't
Speaker 6: even have one cause I don't know when I tie
Speaker 6: my own shoes. Some of these I was going to do,
Speaker 6: like my age, I don't remember, think had.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm not sure. And then I became my mom
Speaker 4: and my kids came to me at seven and eleven, so.
Speaker 1: They already knew ahead of time. Yeah, it's good. Good,
Speaker 1: All the hard stuff was done. Then when you got yeah,
Speaker 1: the other heart Thames came riding your bike without training
Speaker 1: whels oh seven, yeah, sixty seven years old?
Speaker 6: All right, getting little older here, first Crush twelve.
Speaker 1: Late Bloomer ten, woh okay, late Bloomer. Staying home alone
Speaker 1: thirteen twelve. When did you let your kids stay home alone?
Speaker 4: Probably like eleven twelve, No, twelve thirteen, like that timeframe.
Speaker 1: Yeah, when I was twelve, I was already running the ruse.
Speaker 4: But my daughter was different. Like her, that was no problem.
Speaker 4: My son was, you know, facetiming me every five seconds?
Speaker 4: When are you coming home.
Speaker 1: Doing your own laundry?
Speaker 4: Ah? Fourteen?
Speaker 1: Yeah, me like thirty six.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well you had to do it before college.
Speaker 1: College? Uh yeah, I mean I what did I do
Speaker 1: in college?
Speaker 4: I don't know. What did you do?
Speaker 5: Would you pay to, like get it done in a laundromat?
Speaker 5: I did that a few times. What do you mean
Speaker 5: at a laundromat and they would do it, and they
Speaker 5: would I didn't go to the lockermat.
Speaker 12: I think in college did you all have washer and
Speaker 12: dryer in the dorm freshman year?
Speaker 1: No, there was a laundry mat, But then after that
Speaker 1: we lived in an apartment that always had Yeah, I guess,
Speaker 1: so you did it. I just blocked it out, I
Speaker 1: think so I was really trying to remember doing laundry.
Speaker 1: Getting a smartphone?
Speaker 12: Oh gosh, fourteen fifteen thirteen, when'd you let your kids
Speaker 12: have one?
Speaker 4: Fourteen fifteen? Yeah?
Speaker 1: How about this moving out of your parents' house? When
Speaker 1: does the average person do that?
Speaker 6: The average the United States twenty twenty five average ages nineteen.
Speaker 1: When did you move out of your parents' house?
Speaker 4: Eighteen?
Speaker 1: Did you ever move back to?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 6: I mean the last time you move out is the
Speaker 6: time you moved out, like if you ever lived with
Speaker 6: your parent again?
Speaker 4: Right, I mean I I was married and my husband
Speaker 4: was deployed.
Speaker 1: That doesn't care.
Speaker 4: So I went and stayed with my mom for a
Speaker 4: little bit. I mean I moved in with my sister,
Speaker 4: so she let me stay in a little basically outhouse.
Speaker 1: They've ever heard?
Speaker 4: Actually, I guess it's not called that. What's it like?
Speaker 1: A shed?
Speaker 4: It was a shed.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we were in the doghouse.
Speaker 4: It wasn't an outhouse because it didn't even have a bathroom.
Speaker 4: It was a shed. And speaking of peeing, I would
Speaker 4: pee in a vase.
Speaker 1: Because there was no bathroom at all, right.
Speaker 4: And I was too scared to walk in the dark
Speaker 4: to go inside her house at night, like I was
Speaker 4: too scared. I wouldn't do it.
Speaker 1: Like you were in a shed shed.
Speaker 4: I was in a shed, but they carpeted it and
Speaker 4: I painted it purple on the inside.
Speaker 6: You say nineteen, Eddie, once you moved out of home
Speaker 6: last time twenty two, never went back lunchbox twenty five.
Speaker 1: The answer is nineteen.
Speaker 4: Oh, oh, nailed it.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I moved out at seventeen, like late seventeen. Gotta
Speaker 6: pay the bills. Yeah, you know you have hard times.
Speaker 6: First full time career job, like in your career age
Speaker 6: twenty four, twenty three, good job, first time living with
Speaker 6: a romantic partner.
Speaker 4: Twenty six?
Speaker 1: What was it for you?
Speaker 4: Twenty six? When I got married?
Speaker 1: Wow?
Speaker 6: Mine was thirty eight? Thirty nine? Oh whoo. I didn't
Speaker 6: get married till then. Like was the only romantic partner
Speaker 6: I ever lived with?
Speaker 4: I guess I was twenty five?
Speaker 1: Yeah, the average age of twenty six.
Speaker 4: Okay, oh mailed it. Gosh, I'm good at this.
Speaker 12: First marriage, women twenty four, twenty eight. Oh it's rising man,
Speaker 12: that's good though.
Speaker 1: Well.
Speaker 4: Women are twenty eight, men are thirty correct.
Speaker 1: Second marriage, Oh boy, okay.
Speaker 4: Let's see forty two and forty five.
Speaker 1: Forty three and forty six. Whose yeah nice, third marriage.
Speaker 6: No first child age women.
Speaker 1: Twenty nine, thirty good, men.
Speaker 6: Thirty two, yeah, work, thirty one, second child.
Speaker 1: This was a little weird because women it's only one
Speaker 1: year older, but men's way more than that, five years older.
Speaker 1: So is it with the dude?
Speaker 4: Okay?
Speaker 1: They find in a different first serious relationship, will that.
Speaker 4: Be the same as you're living? No no for oh,
Speaker 4: first serious relationship in high school, so you think it's serious,
Speaker 4: but it's probably not. So you're probably sixteen seventeen.
Speaker 1: You're pretty good. This is your game.
Speaker 6: It's not really a game this year game. You can't
Speaker 6: understand what's happening and when people are minds. I'm broken
Speaker 6: into everyone, either earlier or late. I'm broken in every
Speaker 6: one of these. First serious relationship.
Speaker 1: Yeah, thirty something, first marriage, men thirty me not so bad,
Speaker 1: thirty eight, thirty nine.
Speaker 12: Didn't have a no, no Bobby at least forty Oh okay, great,
Speaker 12: Oh boy, that's great.
Speaker 1: I thought that was a little closer. I was like, oh,
Speaker 1: this is isn'eem right. Yeah, so I was forty.
Speaker 4: I said, you can do what ever age my.
Speaker 1: Biological age though I'm far younger. Yes, yeah, the blood test,
Speaker 1: I mean they told me I was like twenty three. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's amazing, man, Are you like sixty?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 1: Pretty much.
Speaker 6: We had a listener call us and we think they
Speaker 6: got in a car accident while they were leaving us
Speaker 6: a voicemail.
Speaker 1: Here is the original voicemail. I have a question for lunchbox.
Speaker 8: I'm just really curious to know.
Speaker 10: Oh my gosh, I've just got in a car crash.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, I gotta go. That's all we heard.
Speaker 1: And I said, if you're listening, please give us an update,
Speaker 1: because we could hear the moment where it hit. And
Speaker 1: so here we go. This is the listener calling us back.
Speaker 1: Go ahead.
Speaker 10: I got into a bar crash while I was on
Speaker 10: the phone with you guys. I was distracted and I
Speaker 10: looked up and there was a car and I rear
Speaker 10: ended them. My phone flew out of my hand, landed
Speaker 10: in the cup holder. I picked it up and that's
Speaker 10: when I hung up. I had to go to the hospital.
Speaker 10: I hurt my neck pretty good. I'm all right, but
Speaker 10: that's what happened. Just to an updates.
Speaker 1: Do you think it's because they were calling us? Well, yeah,
Speaker 1: and only.
Speaker 6: But I'm saying, is that distracting enough to be talking
Speaker 6: to somebody?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Or did were like a cinnamon roll at the same time.
Speaker 4: I would think making a phone calls a part of
Speaker 4: the distraction.
Speaker 5: So he said he was looking down, though, why would
Speaker 5: he be looking downtim he's leaving a voicemail.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's what I'm saying. He was already talking.
Speaker 4: Because I don't know, But I mean, I think it's
Speaker 4: part of the distraction.
Speaker 1: You're right, I think he had a cinnamon r I
Speaker 1: think so too. I don't want to take the blame
Speaker 1: on this. I think honey bun.
Speaker 6: It's probably honey bun or like a swirl roll, one
Speaker 6: of those two hospital too. Oh, we bet he ridded
Speaker 6: somebody that was That was kind of the pick though.
Speaker 6: A new report reveals the states with the highest and
Speaker 6: lowest costs for speeding tickets. Number one is California, So
Speaker 6: minimum speeding ticket cost California two hundred and thirty four dollars,
Speaker 6: Arizona two hundred and thirty one dollars. At number two,
Speaker 6: Nevada to twenty three, Texas to twenty three. Thank all
Speaker 6: these Western states. Even the speeding tickets are expensive in California.
Speaker 6: Everything every expensive over there. And that's again the states
Speaker 6: with the highest minimum speeding ticket costs, which is ten
Speaker 6: miles per hour over from visual capitalists in Arkansas eleven dollars.
Speaker 6: Now what eleven dollars and some rough and alcohol. Yeah,
Speaker 6: turn that in.
Speaker 1: That's my home. It's time for the good news, which Bobby.
Speaker 1: On Sunday morning, Hank's service dog. The dog's name is Tommy.
Speaker 1: Since something was wrong, tried to wake him up.
Speaker 6: The fifty four year old military vet from Fort Lufton,
Speaker 6: Colorado got up, realized he wasn't well and he was
Speaker 6: very dizzy. He checked his vitals. He had a dangerously
Speaker 6: high heart rate of one seventy one. Holy crap. He
Speaker 6: drove himself to the hospitals where doctors could armed he
Speaker 6: was in atrial fibrillation and said the timely response prevented
Speaker 6: a stroke. Now, Tommy the dog has been with Hank
Speaker 6: since he was put there as part of Dogs, Inc.
Speaker 6: Which is a nonprofit connected to wounded warriors. And so
Speaker 6: this is just a story about how important these dogs are.
Speaker 6: And if you're ever looking for something to donate to,
Speaker 6: there are many organizations that provide dogs to vets that
Speaker 6: will do things like this. A lot of PTSD, a
Speaker 6: lot of different situations because you come back because I
Speaker 6: know this because I've worked with different organizations like this.
Speaker 6: You come back and everybody's very different. Your PTSD could
Speaker 6: affect you differently. You could also, like this guy, be
Speaker 6: sick if physically sick.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I just thought it was a great story about how
Speaker 6: these dogs help people and comfort people and make sure
Speaker 6: that they know when they're also not well because a
Speaker 6: lot of times we can just brush it off.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I do that all the time. Ankle hearts who knows
Speaker 1: could be like ankle cancer.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so you should get looked at exactly, and.
Speaker 6: Then I don't I don't forget about it. Yeah, big
Speaker 6: shout out a good news network with that story. That
Speaker 6: is what it's all about. That was telling me something good.
Speaker 3: Wake up, wake up in the morn and the turning
Speaker 3: radio and the Dodgers's on time ready and the hunchbox
Speaker 3: more game t Steve Bred and it's trying to put
Speaker 3: you through a fog.
Speaker 1: He's running this week's next bit.
Speaker 3: The Bobby's on the box, so you know what this
Speaker 3: the Bobby ball.
Speaker 1: Now time for the Morning Corny. The Morning Corny.
Speaker 4: What do you call a banana constantly telling jokes?
Speaker 1: What do you call a banana constantly telling jokes?
Speaker 4: A panana?
Speaker 1: That was the Morning Corny? I like it.
Speaker 8: You do not?
Speaker 1: Maybe you just say a banana. That's I don't know.
Speaker 1: That's stupid to go on the Hall of Shame, going
Speaker 1: to the Hall of shame. I think there's a Hall
Speaker 1: of shame. Joke.
Speaker 12: Okay, y'all, well that one won me.
Speaker 1: Okay, Bobby Bone show sorry up today.
Speaker 14: This story comes with us from Walt Disney World. A
Speaker 14: thirty seven year old woman was trying to enter the
Speaker 14: park and she had a tin can. They're like, oh, man,
Speaker 14: we need to look in the tin can and they
Speaker 14: open it up and they see some substances and she's like, oh,
Speaker 14: that's my headache medicine.
Speaker 9: I get migraines. Oh no, and they tested it.
Speaker 8: It's myth.
Speaker 1: Oh she tried to walk meth in a tin can
Speaker 1: in Disney into Disney put in your pocket in a bag.
Speaker 8: Why you want to take Disney to the next level,
Speaker 8: I don't understand.
Speaker 1: I mean, but even if you do, you don't take
Speaker 1: it in a tin can. If you do want to
Speaker 1: go Disney next level, which I'm sure people do all
Speaker 1: the time with different stuff. You don't take it into
Speaker 1: ten Can that's going to go through a metal detector,
Speaker 1: or you have to hold it.
Speaker 4: Could you actually put it in a tail and all
Speaker 4: bottle so it could look like it.
Speaker 1: Put it in a bag, put in a baggie.
Speaker 4: Oh, I don't know what it looks like.
Speaker 1: It's a substance.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, I know, but I guess I don't know.
Speaker 4: I don't know that I've seen.
Speaker 1: There are different versions.
Speaker 4: Other than breaking Bad.
Speaker 1: There are different versions of it.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 1: It sounds like this, though, was a version you could
Speaker 1: have put in a bag. I'm not saying you should
Speaker 1: take meths to Disney. By the way, Okay, I'm lunchbox.
Speaker 1: That's your bonehead story of the day. Amy just said
Speaker 1: she's worried about Morgan.
Speaker 4: Well, I'm worried about the shoe guy.
Speaker 1: So earlier we did an update and this listener that
Speaker 1: has been asking Morgan for years, can I buy you
Speaker 1: some shoes? Can I buy you some shoes? We have
Speaker 1: convinced her to do it. That's on us too, guys.
Speaker 1: It's all right because Amy was the voice going, don't
Speaker 1: do it. But we were like, what's it gonna hurt?
Speaker 1: Free shoes? So Morgan said, fine, buy me some shoes,
Speaker 1: and then we get off the air, and Amy's like,
Speaker 1: I'm worried for Morgan.
Speaker 4: Well yeah, I mean, I just don't think that someone
Speaker 4: hitting her up over and over and over desperate to
Speaker 4: buy her shoes is you know, in the healthiest place mentally.
Speaker 4: But if you're listening right now, I'm not saying that
Speaker 4: you're don't. I just think that that's like, it's it's
Speaker 4: not normal, that's for sure.
Speaker 1: We'll have an update soon. Let us know when the
Speaker 1: shoes getting.
Speaker 4: More like things.
Speaker 1: All, that's fine, Yeah, I agree with you. But if
Speaker 1: he can't get to you it's.
Speaker 8: Pretty shoes, well we should check and see if there's
Speaker 8: a tracker in it.
Speaker 6: Well, when the box comes, I would also not take
Speaker 6: the box home.
Speaker 1: I would only take the shoes.
Speaker 4: But like, what if they're built in the shoes, I'm.
Speaker 1: Sure he bought them and then sent them from the place.
Speaker 1: Also the sole Okay, you guys are get a little if.
Speaker 4: You think he's shipping them straight from Steve Madden. No, no, no,
Speaker 4: they are going to his house and he is doing
Speaker 4: I don't even know what.
Speaker 1: Do that with the shoes. She hasn't warned them yet.
Speaker 1: You only do that with a shoe after they've worn that.
Speaker 1: I don't I don't know what.
Speaker 4: I'm just guessing he wants to lick them or something.
Speaker 1: But why lick four? You only let him after?
Speaker 4: No, how do you know what he's into?
Speaker 1: I'm you Yeah, I'm just assuming somebody that's into that.
Speaker 1: Bye buddy, get bob bon Zone.
Speaker 6: So the question is, if you had to go on
Speaker 6: a seventy two hour road trip and you can only
Speaker 6: listen to one artist, who is the artist? So you
Speaker 6: got you can have everything in their catalog, but you
Speaker 6: can't listen to anything.
Speaker 1: More than that one artist. Amy, You're up first ahead.
Speaker 4: Taylor Swift because because we've got multiple genres with her,
Speaker 4: we have different eras eras, Yeah, obviously, and I mean
Speaker 4: some of her early stuff I just love so much,
Speaker 4: her country stuff and then her pop stuff I also
Speaker 4: enjoy and my kids like it. I just feel like
Speaker 4: everyone's gonna be happy with Taylor, and I'm fine with it.
Speaker 11: Morgan, I would definitely go with Keith Urbin. He's got
Speaker 11: twelve albums. I was like going back through his whole
Speaker 11: compilation recently, and excuse me, compilation?
Speaker 1: Got it? Did I say they're wrong?
Speaker 12: No?
Speaker 1: You just said it your way.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 11: Anyways, he has a bunch of songs that I like,
Speaker 11: totally forgot about and they're just all so good and
Speaker 11: I could jam to that forever. You could have twelve
Speaker 11: albums and honestly not even make it through almost all
Speaker 11: of them. So on seventy two hours, you.
Speaker 1: Can make it to all of them in seventy two hours.
Speaker 1: Do you think so? Twelve albums?
Speaker 8: Yeah, I think so.
Speaker 1: I think you could probably do seventy two albums. Yeah,
Speaker 1: in seventy two hours, I guess. I don't know how
Speaker 1: long out a full album. Usually not an hour, around
Speaker 1: an hour.
Speaker 11: It's sometimes a little okay, well, I could listen to
Speaker 11: all those un repeat say the word again, compilation.
Speaker 1: How would you say it?
Speaker 9: I think you called a compilation.
Speaker 6: It's not wrong how she's saying it. I just wonder
Speaker 6: how everybody says it.
Speaker 1: Compilation, compilation.
Speaker 8: Okay, what are you doing though? You're compiling it?
Speaker 1: I call it a compiliation.
Speaker 8: Yeah, it's a you're compiling.
Speaker 9: What an interesting pick, too, Morgan, I've never heard you
Speaker 9: talk about.
Speaker 11: Keith I have because I love his concerts. He's like
Speaker 11: one of my favorite people will see live Eddie.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Amy said something interesting like she cares about everyone
Speaker 5: else in the car. I don't care about anyone else
Speaker 5: in the car. So like I'm picking the Eagles cause
Speaker 5: what I like about the Eagles is they have like
Speaker 5: four or five singers, so their music all sounds different.
Speaker 5: Even though it's the same band, every singer has its
Speaker 5: unique style. I can listen to Eagles all day long.
Speaker 6: Eagles are solid, yeah, but not if you're not a fan,
Speaker 6: like I can understand being Amy not an Eagles fan.
Speaker 8: No, I know, but I'm a Pearl Jam fan.
Speaker 5: I thought immediately, oh pearl Jam, right, but no, like
Speaker 5: Pearl Jam after a while kind of gets a little
Speaker 5: the same sound.
Speaker 8: Over and over. The Eagles have all kinds of different sounds.
Speaker 6: A rough estimate to listen to all the key thropein
Speaker 6: albums about ten to fifteen hours, so you can listen
Speaker 6: them over and over again, but you get.
Speaker 1: Them all in. That's still a lot of albums.
Speaker 6: It's a lot about It is the same logic as Eddie's.
Speaker 6: Because I didn't pick my favorites. I didn't pick John
Speaker 6: may Or. I didn't pick County Crows. I'm going Tom Petty.
Speaker 6: That's solid, decades and decades of awesome music, so many hits.
Speaker 6: They sound different at different points. So I'm going Tom Petty,
Speaker 6: one artist for seventy two hours.
Speaker 4: Yeah, sing me a Tom Petty song falling. Oh, now
Speaker 4: there you go.
Speaker 1: You just said it.
Speaker 4: We don't sing it, so you don't sing it, but
Speaker 4: just tell me one. Yeah I know that one. But
Speaker 4: what's another one?
Speaker 9: Caviar and cocaine.
Speaker 1: You don't know how it feels?
Speaker 4: Yeah you don't.
Speaker 1: Or last Dance, Mary Jane, one.
Speaker 5: More Night, Killed the pag Yeah begins jam uh Anna
Speaker 5: wal back down.
Speaker 4: Oh that's a jam. Yeah it's I must have had
Speaker 4: Tom Petty and the greatest hits.
Speaker 8: I think we all did. Like, yeah, it's so good.
Speaker 1: Uh running down a dream will come to me?
Speaker 8: No, no, no, no, no, or.
Speaker 1: Anna? Well, okay, how about don't do me like that?
Speaker 1: Don't do me like that, don't know, I love you, baby,
Speaker 1: don't do me like d oh?
Speaker 8: What about what about?
Speaker 5: Oh, here comes my girl, Here comes my girl?
Speaker 8: Or American? What's the that one? The oh she was
Speaker 8: an American girl?
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's stop dragging my heart around one stop ding? Okay,
Speaker 1: break down.
Speaker 8: Go ahead and give it to me. That's it.
Speaker 9: That is damn want to come to break.
Speaker 1: How about I'm learning to fly?
Speaker 8: Oh so good? It ain't got wings coming down?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 4: You'm familiar.
Speaker 7: Into the great wide open you know, one under the
Speaker 7: sky so blue.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 6: I'm looking at all the classifications. Tom Petty's in Dad Rock,
Speaker 6: oh for sure, seventies rock drive, good Times, great Oldies,
Speaker 6: easy Writer, and seventies road trip.
Speaker 5: I don't know about great oldies. What he's not that
Speaker 5: old for a good time, great oldies.
Speaker 6: I feel like that's like I think now though he
Speaker 6: is dang refugee.
Speaker 15: You don't have to live like a refuge jam you
Speaker 15: remember it's good to be king just for a day.
Speaker 1: Lunchbox yours, I go.
Speaker 14: Bruno Mars. He's just he's got different like different sounds.
Speaker 14: He's fun, it's upbeat, you're not gonna fall asleep, and
Speaker 14: everybody else in the car enjoyed.
Speaker 9: I guess I don't.
Speaker 1: Know how many Bruno Mars songs can you sing?
Speaker 14: How many can I sing? That's a great question. Uh,
Speaker 14: I can.
Speaker 9: Let me think locked out? Uh, I'll take a grenade
Speaker 9: for you. Grenade for you.
Speaker 6: You just started singing one song and flipped to another
Speaker 6: two words in.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I think popped in my head right away.
Speaker 1: So now you went with Locked out of Heaven first,
Speaker 1: and I know.
Speaker 9: But then I and then grenade popped in. I was like,
Speaker 9: don't forget that one.
Speaker 1: So I nailed to right there happened a jym, This
Speaker 1: is lock at Heaven.
Speaker 8: Oh that's so good.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's a good one.
Speaker 8: What about his biggest one?
Speaker 1: Uhl oh.
Speaker 14: Oh uptown funk. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I was thinking about
Speaker 14: the one about you.
Speaker 1: That's what I like. That's what I like.
Speaker 14: Twenty four Care of Gold or twenty four car whatever,
Speaker 14: which drop it down?
Speaker 1: The grenade four due, Yes, you.
Speaker 5: Know which one came on the to day that I
Speaker 5: was like, oh, I forgot about this one. Beautiful girls,
Speaker 5: Oh the world?
Speaker 1: Is that a Drivin McCoy Bob oh, Bob, Yeah that's right.
Speaker 8: Bob, Bruno Mars they say that. Yeah, I think at
Speaker 8: the very end, all right, good right, you have one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, now it's walling back in the day it would
Speaker 2: have been Sam Hunt. I just think he has the
Speaker 2: amount of songs the catalog to keep me interested. But Walling, Yeah,
Speaker 2: Walling with the thirty eight songs he dropped and.
Speaker 1: Never Samwuke comes back. We got to tell him.
Speaker 8: We have to tell him.
Speaker 2: It doesn't matter. I mean, if you if you want
Speaker 2: something up beat, Wallan's got it. You're I know, you're
Speaker 2: you're in the road trips, you're not actually doing activities.
Speaker 2: But if you're, you know you're feeling a little sad,
Speaker 2: Wallan's got it for you. If you want something to
Speaker 2: make you want to get in a relationship, it's Walling.
Speaker 4: You want to get out of relationship.
Speaker 1: Makes you want to work out once you end your
Speaker 1: road trip, Walling.
Speaker 8: Call your mom.
Speaker 1: Wall more of a Walling guy.
Speaker 6: I know, oh yeah about him, But I know I'm
Speaker 6: just saying, like he a season change. You're officially declaring
Speaker 6: Sam's no longer You're number one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's I mean, if I'm raking Walling, if I'm
Speaker 2: running Walling, if I'm on the back patio wallin, I
Speaker 2: don't know, if my wife's you know, doing her podcast,
Speaker 2: I'm doing Walling.
Speaker 4: But but you moved out of the country because of
Speaker 4: Sam Country House.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Sam, Yes, Yes, that's the reason that I was
Speaker 2: out that I'm out there. But once I'm out there
Speaker 2: and I'm trying to find myself, walling helps me find myself.
Speaker 8: What about the clothes? Are you not wearing the flannels anymore?
Speaker 1: I mean Sam got you clothes and shoes.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's winter. Though he got me the All Saints
Speaker 2: flannel for winter. It's not really a summer look. And
Speaker 2: then now you know Sam's got the dockers and the
Speaker 2: polo and the hat, the dad how over it? Dang?
Speaker 2: It was weird, sad day. He just got older than me.
Speaker 2: But we kind of grew up together, me and Sam.
Speaker 2: But now he's he's more of a dad figure. He's
Speaker 2: got kids and all that. I'm not just so you
Speaker 2: want to be younger than you. I'm I think Wallin
Speaker 2: right now is me and him are the same age.
Speaker 2: He's not married, but he's got the kids, so that
Speaker 2: kind of balances us out. He stopped going to the bars,
Speaker 2: he said, he hasn't been to a bar since he
Speaker 2: threw the chair.
Speaker 1: That's kind of like me and I stopped going the bars.
Speaker 9: How old are you Ray?
Speaker 1: Thirty nine? That to be forty, Yeah, Morgan's thirty two.
Speaker 1: You're not the same. No, raise forty, but it's not
Speaker 1: You're not the same though.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, it's I would say in our in
Speaker 2: our place in life like Wan's.
Speaker 1: You think you're got to say place in life? Is
Speaker 1: Morgan Wallen. Yeah, he moved out of the city.
Speaker 2: He had that townhouse and then now he's got some
Speaker 2: spread in East Tennessee going to his songs.
Speaker 8: He had neighbor problems with that other house.
Speaker 1: But you think you and Morgan Waller at the same
Speaker 1: place in life. Yeah, so his music relates with me.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 1: He talks about the Xes like, man.
Speaker 8: Screw the X.
Speaker 2: I moved on from them, all right, and then cities
Speaker 2: that he goes to, Miami, He's got them all. He's
Speaker 2: got them all, the new banger Miami. And then he
Speaker 2: just dropped one with Rick Ross. So if that one's
Speaker 2: too slow for you, add Rick Ross to it. We're
Speaker 2: not questioning your rechoice of music. It was just a
Speaker 2: little more surprise. You've been so Sam Like, we've had
Speaker 2: three seasons. We've had Kip Ray, Sam Ray and now
Speaker 2: Wallin Ray.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And I'm golfing. I'm playing Walling it really, I'm crying.
Speaker 2: I'm playing Walling. I'm thinking I'm playing Walling. It's like
Speaker 2: it doesn't matter what he's doing. He's playing Wallen.
Speaker 8: I forgot about Kip Moore Ray.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it was Kip Ray was first, then Sam Ray,
Speaker 6: now it's Walling Raing.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I even had the red Kiit Moore hat when I
Speaker 2: first met my wife and she goes take that.
Speaker 8: Off, and I go all right, and that's where it ended.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it was the end of that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, just switch ads. You and Kip, not you and
Speaker 1: your wife, me and me and Kip. Yeah, all right, everybody.
Speaker 1: Thanks thanks for sharing that.
Speaker 8: Man.
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