Speaker 1: It's the Best Bits of the Week with Morgan number two.
Speaker 1: Welcome to the Best Bits. This is just the bits.
Speaker 1: I'm Morgan. In case this is your first time joining us.
Speaker 1: What I do is break down the Bobby Bone Show
Speaker 1: from this week. These are the top seven segments based
Speaker 1: on engagement, what you guys called in, about what you
Speaker 1: guys loved on social media, you know, all those good
Speaker 1: metrics and stuff. And we're gonna start off at number seven.
Speaker 1: I reviewed Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure. This is just
Speaker 1: another review in my line of reviews I've had to
Speaker 1: do lately. The guys think gets hilarious when I have
Speaker 1: to watch shows or movies for the first time and
Speaker 1: review them and we see if there's still relatable or
Speaker 1: hold up today. And I mean, I've had some very
Speaker 1: controversial opinions of these movies, so it's it's a good
Speaker 1: time when you guys blasphemy on the internet for not
Speaker 1: liking these. But I will say I did enjoy this one.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's not my favorite movie ever, but I
Speaker 1: did enjoy it. And you can hear my full review
Speaker 1: that Bobby was proud to hear because this is one
Speaker 1: of his favorite movies. Here is me reviewing Bill and
Speaker 1: Ted's Excellent Adventure. Number seven. We've been giving Morgan shows
Speaker 1: from back an hour day to review. Morgan, you're how
Speaker 1: old I am? Twenty eight and so you'd never seen
Speaker 1: Beavis and butthead. Never seen Bevis And butthead. Nope. It
Speaker 1: got the lowest score of all that we've given her.
Speaker 1: It's terrible as zero point five out of five. The
Speaker 1: Goonies did terrible on her list. It got two out
Speaker 1: of five. Trouble Shopples, which I thought was a bit low.
Speaker 1: Seinfeld also pretty bad, two point five out of five. Jackets,
Speaker 1: Austin Powers one out of five. Groovy Babies. Now some
Speaker 1: of the ones that she liked Back to the Future
Speaker 1: four out of five, Doloreans, the Karate Kid four point
Speaker 1: five out of five, Cobra kais Shaw Shank five out
Speaker 1: of five. So she's not being a hater to all
Speaker 1: the stuff from our Day, but it had her. Watch
Speaker 1: Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure. It's Keanu Reeves, if you
Speaker 1: ask me, his finest work. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, it's
Speaker 1: his finest work. So Morgan. This moved from nineteen eighty nine.
Speaker 1: It gets an eighty one percent positive on Rotten tomatoes.
Speaker 1: But what does Morgan the Millennial give it? Well, it
Speaker 1: started out so cheesy and I was like, listen, yeah,
Speaker 1: oh great, Like this felt like it was gonna be
Speaker 1: Beavis and butthead in real life, that's the first. They're
Speaker 1: like bros, like dude, yes, yeah, very stupid. They're playing
Speaker 1: erro Guzar. They don't really care about life. Yeah. Right,
Speaker 1: So the first thirty minutes I'm like, this is gonna
Speaker 1: be the stupidest movie ever. But it started to pick
Speaker 1: up when they started picking up the history characters and
Speaker 1: there were this whole adventure and I actually really enjoyed it.
Speaker 1: When it came to all the history characters like living
Speaker 1: out in real life, that was my favorite part. So great, Yeah,
Speaker 1: I thought that was a really cool concept. I would
Speaker 1: love to see history characters actually in real life now.
Speaker 1: So I ended up really liking it, and I give
Speaker 1: it three point five out of five phone booths. So
Speaker 1: that was my favorite movie from much of my life.
Speaker 1: Loved it still one of my top five ever because
Speaker 1: I enjoyed it and learned so much about it, and
Speaker 1: it even inspired me to learn about Joan of Arc
Speaker 1: A little bit of a Beethoven although I'd never got
Speaker 1: that classical music, but soccerates all of that. So I think,
Speaker 1: even for when I was young, that was not only
Speaker 1: a fun movie, but it kind of secretly made you
Speaker 1: learn stuff. So I think that's why I loved it
Speaker 1: so much, and I loved it sixty nine. That's the room.
Speaker 1: But that's the root of sixty nine for me. I
Speaker 1: know it whatever it says, but that it was always
Speaker 1: funny to me as a kid, not even know it. So, yes, Bright,
Speaker 1: you thought it was cool. Yeah, that's how I felt.
Speaker 1: I was like, I would like to watch this movie
Speaker 1: and enjoy history this way. I would probably have learned
Speaker 1: more in history class if it was like that movie.
Speaker 1: All right, we're gonna sign you three point five out
Speaker 1: of five for Bill and Ted's excellent adventure. And so
Speaker 1: now we assigned her something else. When we give her
Speaker 1: a few weeks to watch it, we go no rush,
Speaker 1: But Morgan, have you ever seen the movie stand by Me? Oh?
Speaker 1: So no, guys, I mean not good? No, no, no,
Speaker 1: no either. Have you ever seen stand by Me? I
Speaker 1: don't think so. Who's in it? You've never seen it? Jerry? Yeah? Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: called Jerry O'Connell as a kid, Corey Feldman, Yes, not
Speaker 1: ringing a bell. I don't think so nothing River Phoenix, nothing, No,
Speaker 1: stand by Me nineteen eighty six, you were born? What year?
Speaker 1: Nineteen ninety three? Okay, so I came out wait wait, wait,
Speaker 1: before you were born. It's only an hour and twenty
Speaker 1: nine minutes. I like a short movie tran Is it
Speaker 1: a comedy or sci fi? What's the vibe of that?
Speaker 1: Not sci fi? I'd say it's about life. Yeah, the
Speaker 1: genre life, so like Shaw Shank, Grindyampton. Maybe guys are
Speaker 1: not giving me a genre here, Yeah, we're not. So
Speaker 1: here's what we're gonna do. We're gonna have you watched
Speaker 1: stand By Me. We're not gonnay anything about it. We don't.
Speaker 1: We're not gonna if we think it's good or not,
Speaker 1: are we guys? No, we're not gonna say anything. Nothing done.
Speaker 1: You guys reacted, Oh so good? Sorry dude, you're just
Speaker 1: saying it hints me? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, all right.
Speaker 1: The genres life and I don't think that's a movie genre.
Speaker 1: But we're going with Hey, it will be, It will be,
Speaker 1: you realize, and then we'll check in with you in
Speaker 1: a few weeks or so. All right, you accept the challenge.
Speaker 1: I do accept it. All right. There she is Morgan.
Speaker 1: She will watch stand by Me next after she loved
Speaker 1: Bill and Ted. It's the best bits of the week
Speaker 1: with Morgan. Number two Lunchbox had an assignment. He had
Speaker 1: to learn all about Woodstock sixty nine, watch the new
Speaker 1: documentary and just find out everything he could, and then
Speaker 1: report back to the show. Well, listen, it ends up
Speaker 1: that Lunchbox really loves Woodstock sixty nine. Basically he is
Speaker 1: a now a fanboy for Woodstock sixteen nine. So, without
Speaker 1: further ado, here is his school report on the subject.
Speaker 1: Number six. Be honest with you, guys, I don't remember
Speaker 1: why I told Lunchbox to do this. I don't remember either.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you why. Why Because we did a segment
Speaker 1: about if you could go back and listen to one
Speaker 1: musical artist live, I go to their concert. Who would
Speaker 1: it be? Oh, you knew nothing about woods I knew
Speaker 1: nothing about Woodstock, but I said everybody talked about it,
Speaker 1: so I'd go to Woodstock. I didn't pick an artist.
Speaker 1: I just picked Woodstock. And then when I said what
Speaker 1: about it, and you said, I don't know, no idea.
Speaker 1: Now it makes sense. A lunchbox. I said, he you
Speaker 1: should do a report front air and teach us about Woodstock.
Speaker 1: So we're gonna get them up to three minutes if
Speaker 1: you'll go up ahead of the class, munchbox. He's now
Speaker 1: walking up to the big mic on the stage. Do
Speaker 1: you need any sort of like clips or vision? What
Speaker 1: do you need? I gave Ray some audio clips that
Speaker 1: I'm gonna need and I got a picture of it
Speaker 1: so I know what they're getting. The people's names are.
Speaker 1: So I'm pulling out my phone. You have a picture
Speaker 1: of their names? Yeah? He wrote them down. Yeah, I
Speaker 1: wrote them down like I wrote them down, took a
Speaker 1: picture of it. It's interesting. Hey whatever for I great?
Speaker 1: I didn't understand he had a picture, Like, how else
Speaker 1: would you do? You could, yeah, write them down or
Speaker 1: you could type them on your phone. I'll didn't think
Speaker 1: about that. Yeah, okay, Ray, Yeah, is there anything you
Speaker 1: want to lead him in with for Woodstock? Does you
Speaker 1: have a lead in or any sort of like seventies?
Speaker 1: Yeas one off, I'll hit it up. Okay, and class,
Speaker 1: please welcome lunchboxes us. Beginning of report. This is Woodstock
Speaker 1: nineteen sixty nine. Oh my goodness, my mind is blown.
Speaker 1: So first of all, these four dudes get together and
Speaker 1: they're gonna open a recording studio in Woodstock, New York.
Speaker 1: And then they're like, screw the studio, let's have a concert.
Speaker 1: So they booked this farm and they send out advertisements
Speaker 1: in the newspaper and magazines and they're thinking twenty five
Speaker 1: thousand people will show up a month before it's supposed
Speaker 1: to start. The town says, you know what, you're not
Speaker 1: welcome here. You can't have your concert. So they're like,
Speaker 1: we're not canceling. We're going on. And they find this
Speaker 1: dairy farmer and they're like, hey, can we use your
Speaker 1: farm for twenty five thousand people. It's like sure, come on. Well,
Speaker 1: next thing you know, the dang concert is about to
Speaker 1: start and they don't have the stage built. They don't
Speaker 1: have anything built, and people are starting to show up
Speaker 1: a week early for this concert and they don't even
Speaker 1: have a perimeter set up. People to start camping in
Speaker 1: the field. It is unbelievable. And they had to make
Speaker 1: a decision do we finish the stage or do we
Speaker 1: put up the fence so we can take tickets? And
Speaker 1: they decided build the stage. The concert's gonna be free.
Speaker 1: And what's crazy is this is before Internet, so they
Speaker 1: need twenty five thousand people are gonna show up. The
Speaker 1: first day, there's over two hundred thousand people in this
Speaker 1: guy's farm. Cars are parked along the highway twenty miles
Speaker 1: back and they're supposed to start. There's no musicians. Why
Speaker 1: because there's traffic. There's traffic, they can't get there. There's
Speaker 1: no one there to play music. And there's two hundred
Speaker 1: thousand people in this guy's dairy farm. And so the
Speaker 1: first guy to show up, his name is Richie Havens,
Speaker 1: and they're like, hey, man, you gotta go on. He's like,
Speaker 1: I'm not supposed to go on for a while. He
Speaker 1: got up there first and had to play for two
Speaker 1: and a half hours because there was no other musicians.
Speaker 1: The first day, they're like, wow, that was crazy. Two
Speaker 1: hundred thousand people and it goes pretty much all night
Speaker 1: and they wake up Saturday morning. There are over four
Speaker 1: hundred thousand people and this guy's dairy farm. Four hundred
Speaker 1: thousand people. This is pre Internet. Guys. People came from
Speaker 1: all like this is unbelievable. The drugs were flowing, I
Speaker 1: mean all over the place. I mean lots of drugs.
Speaker 1: They had no way to get there, so everybody's flying in,
Speaker 1: all the artists. They run out of food and they
Speaker 1: run out of everything. They didn't even hire police to
Speaker 1: be security for this. They hired a commune like hippies.
Speaker 1: They just hired them to be their security for four
Speaker 1: hundred thousand people. And the crazy part is this didn't
Speaker 1: even take part in Woodstock. It was in a different town. Guys.
Speaker 1: It was amazing. They ran out of food, so people
Speaker 1: in the town started emptying their pantries and sending food
Speaker 1: down and then they had to declare that disaster and
Speaker 1: helicopter food in, like pounds and pounds and pounds of food. Yes,
Speaker 1: oh um, why was there a natural disaster because the
Speaker 1: people are hungry? Yeah, Like the governor had to declare
Speaker 1: a natural disaster because there was no food for four
Speaker 1: hundred thousand people and it was just bananas. And here's
Speaker 1: the crazy part. There's no police. These kids or all
Speaker 1: there just getting high and there was no violence. There
Speaker 1: was no fighting there. It was just a weekend, a
Speaker 1: pure bliss. They came and then and the dairy farmer
Speaker 1: gets up on the stage and he is like, listen, guys,
Speaker 1: I didn't believe you when you said you just wanted
Speaker 1: music and peace and a great weekend, and that's exactly
Speaker 1: what you did. It was the most beautiful thing I've
Speaker 1: been a part of. And I was like, that is amazing,
Speaker 1: Like it was so crazy. Okay, we're gonna do I
Speaker 1: want to hear the end of this. Yeah. So all
Speaker 1: these artists I've never heard of, these people like Joan Bayaz,
Speaker 1: Janis Joplin, Uh, someone named Joe Cocker. You know, never
Speaker 1: heard what Joe Cocker got on stage? I was like,
Speaker 1: whoa what point? Like, but Janis Joplin didn't know me.
Speaker 1: And Bobby McGee I don't know that. So there's just
Speaker 1: names and then Sly and the family Stone get up there.
Speaker 1: I mean when I was watching him on the Woodstock documentary,
Speaker 1: I was like, this is cool. Yeah, they were cool,
Speaker 1: very cool. Different, you can't real different, going crazy. I'd
Speaker 1: love that. Didn't see this though? What did you watch
Speaker 1: on a documentary? How long was it? It was like
Speaker 1: two hours? And let me tell you the reading about
Speaker 1: it doesn't do it justice. It doesn't do it justice.
Speaker 1: I am so glad I wanted a documentary because this
Speaker 1: goes down that's probably the most incredible thing in the
Speaker 1: history of America. Wow, whoa more so than the Revolution
Speaker 1: and the fact that you can get four hundred thousand
Speaker 1: people to get the sit slavery going away, because yeah,
Speaker 1: this that you can have four hundred thousand people get together.
Speaker 1: There is no violence. Everybody takes care of each other.
Speaker 1: There's like they would get one people would call the festival.
Speaker 1: Here's what's crazy. People would leave, you know, wherever they're
Speaker 1: from California to go to this festival and their mom
Speaker 1: and dad had no way to get in touch with them.
Speaker 1: They would call the festival and say, tell Samantha to
Speaker 1: call home, and the guy would in between acts would
Speaker 1: get up on the stage, Hey Samantha from California, please
Speaker 1: call home. It's like, what in the world how do
Speaker 1: they do that? It's crazy? And they had an information booth,
Speaker 1: like four hundred thousand people no cell phones. If you
Speaker 1: lost your friend, you went and posted a thing on
Speaker 1: the booth says hey, I'm gonna be at the car,
Speaker 1: come find me. And that's how they got it. And
Speaker 1: there's only three deaths and the whole thing, two from overdose.
Speaker 1: One got run over by a tractor bank and if
Speaker 1: I read it right, but yes, it's stilt in the
Speaker 1: like it goes all the way into Monday morning. Because
Speaker 1: they're playing all night, they had crazy storms. There's nowhere
Speaker 1: to go, so they just laid under their tents and
Speaker 1: laid under their sleeping bags right there in the field,
Speaker 1: muddy mess. People start sliding in the MUDs like kids.
Speaker 1: Everyone was a big happy family bathing in the river.
Speaker 1: And just to see the town come together and help
Speaker 1: these people because they were kind of annoyed at first,
Speaker 1: and then they loved it and they were just like
Speaker 1: it was so amazing. And to close it out, there
Speaker 1: was a guy named Jimmy Hendricks. He went on at
Speaker 1: like ten in the morning on Monday morning because he
Speaker 1: was like, I'm the last one to go on, and
Speaker 1: everybody kept playing and they had to lays because the
Speaker 1: weather went all the way into Monday morning. And he
Speaker 1: closed it out with the national anthem. It was incredible, guys,
Speaker 1: This was the most fun I've had watching a documentary
Speaker 1: in a while. And then what's crazy. It's the people
Speaker 1: that were at the festival. Some of them stayed Monday
Speaker 1: and help clean. They have stayed there and help clean.
Speaker 1: That is preach. That's so crazy. What does that teach
Speaker 1: you about I don't know, folks. In general, it tells
Speaker 1: you that the world was different back then because you
Speaker 1: could actually get together and not have violence. You can well,
Speaker 1: but listen, it is this. I would compare that time
Speaker 1: to this to today honestly because of Vietnam War and
Speaker 1: happ people were fighting about that and how people fight
Speaker 1: about that. So I don't think the whole era does.
Speaker 1: That's a that's a small How can you have something
Speaker 1: with four hundred thousand people and not even have police there?
Speaker 1: That is bunanas and I now, I really I stick
Speaker 1: by my thing. I'd want to go to Woodstock sixty
Speaker 1: nine that I After watching it, I was like, I
Speaker 1: would have loved to have been there to see it,
Speaker 1: to experience it, and it would probably would have been miserable.
Speaker 1: But the fact that it went down like that was
Speaker 1: the most amazing thing I've ever It was so crazy.
Speaker 1: That is he done? He's beautiful report sound back machine.
Speaker 1: I'm telling you, guys, if you want to there's other
Speaker 1: documentaries that were like six hours. I was like, I
Speaker 1: got and I was like, you gotta go watch it.
Speaker 1: I was this my jaw was on the floor. When
Speaker 1: people started showing up a week early, I'm like, this
Speaker 1: is awesome. I watched the long one, but they showed
Speaker 1: all the musical performances and I fast forward it through
Speaker 1: a bunch of them, So I probably saw this basically
Speaker 1: the same one. Lunchbox. Wow. Yeah, wow, guys, like, how
Speaker 1: did words spread? But no, Like it was just in
Speaker 1: magazines and stuff, and people are like, I'm gonna go
Speaker 1: through paper and then radio station. And what you would
Speaker 1: do is you would clip it out and say I
Speaker 1: want two tickets, and you would attach your payment or whatever.
Speaker 1: But then other people that just showed up that we're
Speaker 1: gonna buy tickets at the door, they got in free,
Speaker 1: so they lost a ton of money. Ton And now
Speaker 1: have you seen the Woodstock the new Netflix or HBO
Speaker 1: documentary for ninety nine. No, I'm gonna go back and
Speaker 1: watch that because that's a great sequel. Yeah, that's a
Speaker 1: different vibe. Yeah no, No, because my best friend Forrest,
Speaker 1: he went, Yeah, we were in Chicago and he was like,
Speaker 1: I really want to go, and he got on a
Speaker 1: Greyhound bus from Chicago and went to Woodstock by himself.
Speaker 1: Similar situation. Watch that one maybe next week gives a
Speaker 1: report on that one. Oh yeah, good idea of bones. Okay,
Speaker 1: watch the one on Netflix. Netflix. There's one an HBO
Speaker 1: maximum is really good, but then one of Netflix is
Speaker 1: a little more thorough. I think, okay, watch that on Netflix.
Speaker 1: But peace, love and happiness, I'm all that. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: yeah yeah. And the guy that ran the commune that
Speaker 1: that was the head of security. He was hilarious. It
Speaker 1: was all about just being happy. It was. And there
Speaker 1: was kids at Woodstock. Baby, we got a rat sas
Speaker 1: guys like yeah, yeah, yo here, yeah. I can't can't
Speaker 1: believe it though, Like how like we can't even have
Speaker 1: a You couldn't even have a Raging Idiots festival without
Speaker 1: at least one fight ticket. You can't go to a
Speaker 1: baseball game without a fight. Yes, they had four hundred
Speaker 1: thousand people from across America and they were just a big,
Speaker 1: happy family, And I mean, I want to experience a
Speaker 1: plus Lach. It's the best bits of the week With
Speaker 1: Morgan number two, y the actress from Big Bang Theory.
Speaker 1: She came out and said she had an intervention for
Speaker 1: herself after her divorce, and it caused us to think
Speaker 1: about the things we would have interventions for ourselves, and well,
Speaker 1: let's just say ours are across the board, from working
Speaker 1: to foods to you know, thinking about what other people
Speaker 1: think about us. We have some funny ones, and maybe
Speaker 1: this segment will make you think about what would I
Speaker 1: have an intervention for myself about number five? I didn't
Speaker 1: want to bring this up. Kaylee quolko Eddie, what do
Speaker 1: you know her from a Big Bang theory? Yeah? Right, yeah?
Speaker 1: The flight Attendant also, Okay, so we got massive on
Speaker 1: Big Bang and then we didn't finish season two a
Speaker 1: flight Attendant. We watched one really liked it too. We
Speaker 1: just gave up. I don't We didn't mean to give up.
Speaker 1: Here's the problem. No, No, here's the problem. When they
Speaker 1: put out shows week to week. Now, I'll just forget
Speaker 1: about them. If I'm not able to binge them, it
Speaker 1: out of mind. So I'll go like, Okay, I watched
Speaker 1: on Tuesday, and I come back and I'm like, well,
Speaker 1: what can I start now? And then I forget to
Speaker 1: go back to it. And I think that's happened with
Speaker 1: a few different shows. But Kaylee Quoco said, Okay, I'm
Speaker 1: getting a divorce and I'm gonna have my own intervention,
Speaker 1: which I thought was interesting, Like she staged her own intervention.
Speaker 1: So while filming the flight attendant, she said, Okay, what
Speaker 1: can we do here? She had an intervention for herself
Speaker 1: and her trailer, all of her producers, other people. She goes,
Speaker 1: I need help and I need you guys to help me.
Speaker 1: So intervening right now. Thirty six year old actress she
Speaker 1: was in the midst of a divorce, said she was
Speaker 1: feeling very lonely and she just needed a bunch of
Speaker 1: people to jump in and make sure she felt better.
Speaker 1: And so I think that's all right, pretty mature, pretty
Speaker 1: self aware. Good for her. What would you need to
Speaker 1: an intervention for yourself? If you had to stage your
Speaker 1: own what would it be, Eddie? I mean, I don't
Speaker 1: want to steal yours. But dude, I'm playing too much
Speaker 1: NBA two K. And I'm saying this because every time
Speaker 1: I get home, I have to play a game. Every
Speaker 1: time my wife and the family leaves, I watched the
Speaker 1: car to leave the driveway and I run to the
Speaker 1: PlayStation to play another game. I have a problem and
Speaker 1: I need to talk to myself about it. And next
Speaker 1: time they leave, I'm not going to play a game. Well,
Speaker 1: that's okay if you do, as long as it's not
Speaker 1: getting in the way of like your real life. This
Speaker 1: is what happened though. Why. I saw him come back
Speaker 1: and they were coming up the driveway, and I threw
Speaker 1: my remote and I ran into the TV, and like,
Speaker 1: I just watching TV. What's the difference? Because I don't
Speaker 1: want her thinking that all I do is play video games,
Speaker 1: because that's all I do. Amy, what do you need
Speaker 1: an intervention on? If you had a stage at yourself? Oh,
Speaker 1: worrying about what other people think. I spend a lot
Speaker 1: of time worrying about that, So I would like to intervention.
Speaker 1: It's the worst environment ever to be in. If that's
Speaker 1: the case. Yeah, everybody judge you on every every day.
Speaker 1: Everything you say that comes out of your mouth. You
Speaker 1: must pronounce a word. Yeah, okay, lunchbox. Oh napping If
Speaker 1: I if I'm anna intervention anything, it's napping because I
Speaker 1: nap all the time. I mean, my kids will be
Speaker 1: awake downstairs with the wife and I'm still napping because
Speaker 1: I am so tired all the time and I need
Speaker 1: my name. Why are you so tired? I understand why
Speaker 1: you would nap if you didn't get sleep at night
Speaker 1: or if you were overworking. I just don't see where
Speaker 1: the cycle fixes itself. I don't either. It doesn't matter
Speaker 1: like if I get eight hours to sleep or if
Speaker 1: I get four hours. So you're more sleepy than you
Speaker 1: are tired. No, I mean you've done a lot. I'll
Speaker 1: do a lot, man. I mean I hang out with
Speaker 1: my kids. Okay, that could be tiring. It can be.
Speaker 1: It is, okay, let me tell you. And I mean,
Speaker 1: so when they go down, remember napping before your kids
Speaker 1: all the time. I know it was. It's over work
Speaker 1: and then I have kids work. I think you might
Speaker 1: be the least work person on this whole show. Stop it, man,
Speaker 1: Like guys think it's easy. Everybody that listens. Who on
Speaker 1: this show do you think? Literally you put more time
Speaker 1: in then in this room or in the glass room. Oh, Abby,
Speaker 1: for sure, you're just gonna go one. Okay, that's true,
Speaker 1: but go ahead, Ray, No, no, no, he chooses to
Speaker 1: get here. He could get here right, you know you
Speaker 1: know what I'm saying. Like he makes it a lot
Speaker 1: harder on himself than eat. But Ray, I should say,
Speaker 1: focus for six hours. Like you're on Facebook talking your
Speaker 1: high school friends. You're right the whole show. Yeah, go ahead,
Speaker 1: Amy Morgan number two. Oh you just climbing up ahead?
Speaker 1: Go ahead? Um yeah, you can tap out there and
Speaker 1: be I mean Eddie edits some videos, but he does
Speaker 1: a lot of goofing off too. Yeah, like he hangs out.
Speaker 1: So where do you ranked in from the okay, go
Speaker 1: from the top then, well, I mean you and might
Speaker 1: be I mean you say it might be works all
Speaker 1: the time. I don't ever see it might be work.
Speaker 1: I see him leaning against the waller beer and look
Speaker 1: at papers and I'm working. Go ahead, so me might
Speaker 1: do you? Then? Who's neck? Scubaba does a lot of work?
Speaker 1: And then do you come in for Yeah? Okay, okay,
Speaker 1: everybody feel pretty good about that. No more. Again, if
Speaker 1: some intervention on you, what would you set up your
Speaker 1: own intervention for? I would say it's because I eat
Speaker 1: too much sugar. If I can get someone to make
Speaker 1: me stop eating sugar, that would be amazing. I'm trying,
Speaker 1: but it is so hard. It's like I have an
Speaker 1: addiction to it. Mine is probably just to shut my
Speaker 1: laptop and stop always working on stuff like stody. I
Speaker 1: don't you have to write something all the time? I
Speaker 1: have to create something all the time. Well, hey, guys,
Speaker 1: we could stage that right now. I don't have to
Speaker 1: sit at dinner. Give me your laptop, mounce Yeah, well
Speaker 1: hand it over, you know, or my phone because my
Speaker 1: laptop will go away files are connected on the cloud.
Speaker 1: I'll be like, all right, your phone, yeah, yeah, because
Speaker 1: I got to phone there. But yes. And and also
Speaker 1: like if we go to dinner, we would dinner with
Speaker 1: a couple of friends and we're talking about stuff and
Speaker 1: I'm like, oh, we can only make that into something,
Speaker 1: and Wat's like everything doesn't have to be like a project. Yeah,
Speaker 1: probably that, But hey, Ray, last one intervention on yourself.
Speaker 1: What do you do? Yeah, me and my brother, my
Speaker 1: twin brother. If we go another birthday without wishing each
Speaker 1: other a happy birthday, IM gonna punch myself in the face.
Speaker 1: So you want someone to step in and go. You
Speaker 1: and your brother need to have a relationship kumbaya that
Speaker 1: you're gonna grow old and die and you're gonna regret
Speaker 1: your brother and yourself not being closer. Yes, Cats and
Speaker 1: the Silver and the Silver Spoon, Yeah, cats in the
Speaker 1: cradle close brother. All right, Well, good luck, everybody. We
Speaker 1: have nine. We just do one after the other half
Speaker 1: the show, Edie, you don't there's no difference, think watching
Speaker 1: TV and playing PlayStation by who my wife is? I mean,
Speaker 1: I'm telling you when all over here gamers and never Hey,
Speaker 1: we need and escape two guys. Yeah, guys, we need
Speaker 1: our day. We're busy and y'all golf all the time.
Speaker 1: That's true too, all the time. I'm a golf once
Speaker 1: every not. You have good dads, these guys sort of
Speaker 1: they're they're at the golf course every week. That's true.
Speaker 1: We need to make time for all that. Okay, there's
Speaker 1: nothing you need your time, right, but they need nah.
Speaker 1: All right, it's the best bits of the week with
Speaker 1: Morgan number two. This was a super fun one. We
Speaker 1: had on the listeners Cheryl and Brian who won one
Speaker 1: million dollars in the lottery because they listen to our show.
Speaker 1: Well not entirely, they do play the lottery normally, but
Speaker 1: they were inspired by our Mega Millions conversation, particularly Lunchbox
Speaker 1: trying to get the whole show to go in and
Speaker 1: buy tickets. So after hearing that, they decided to go
Speaker 1: buy a Megan Millions ticket and while they won a
Speaker 1: million dollars and so they came on the show and
Speaker 1: talked all about it, what happened, what transpired after they
Speaker 1: realized they won. Just a super fun conversation and really
Speaker 1: cool to hear about these listeners and they're really good luck.
Speaker 1: Number four, Cheryl and Brian from Colorado Springs are on
Speaker 1: the phone. Hello, CHERYLN. Brian, Hello, good to talk to
Speaker 1: you guys. I'd like to quickly remind you of CHERYLN.
Speaker 1: Bryant's story in case you don't remember. They were at
Speaker 1: a NASCAR race in New Hampshire while on their way
Speaker 1: to Maine. They were, as we've been told, listening to
Speaker 1: the show. We were talking about playing the lottery. Cheryl
Speaker 1: felt inspired, went in, bought a ticket, they won one
Speaker 1: million dollars. Coming who they listened to us in Colorado
Speaker 1: Springs on why ninety six point nine Cheryl, is that
Speaker 1: story true? So many questions. Okay, so you always play
Speaker 1: Powerball and you want to play and you're thinking of
Speaker 1: mega millions or the other way around. So we played
Speaker 1: Powerball maybe nine to ten times in the last four years.
Speaker 1: So we heard you guys with lunchbox talking about trying
Speaker 1: to him, trying to get you to put in money
Speaker 1: for him to buy the Mega million tickets. So when
Speaker 1: we pull into the lottery store that Monday morning, I
Speaker 1: told my husband and said, hey, just go ahead and
Speaker 1: buy five or ten dollars for the Mega millions. I
Speaker 1: don't know what it is, but obviously listening to the
Speaker 1: Bobby Bone Show, it must be big if lunchbox he's
Speaker 1: trying to convince all them to put in a pool
Speaker 1: of money. So my husband went in, he bought ten
Speaker 1: dollars on the powerball, ten dollars on the megamillions, and
Speaker 1: three days later we learned that we were the million
Speaker 1: dollar winner. Face right now, So how do you know?
Speaker 1: You wont do you check the next morning or do
Speaker 1: you look right after? Like what happens for you to
Speaker 1: know you want a million bucks? So it was Wednesday.
Speaker 1: We just kind of forgot about it because we were
Speaker 1: coming back to Colorado on that following Friday. So we
Speaker 1: had kind of forgot about it because we were just
Speaker 1: trying to, you know, kind of finish up our vacation.
Speaker 1: And I ran into town and my husband calls me.
Speaker 1: I was actually sitting in the home depailed parking lot
Speaker 1: and he's like, hey, He's like, I just about had
Speaker 1: a heart attack, and I said, well, why, and he's like, well,
Speaker 1: because we got some of the numbers on the megamillions
Speaker 1: and I said whatever, like I don't have time for this,
Speaker 1: and he's like, no, I'm dead serious. He's like, we
Speaker 1: got five numbers, but I can't see that we actually
Speaker 1: would win anything for the five numbers. So I said,
Speaker 1: we'll send me a picture of the ticket. Well, it
Speaker 1: took like ten minutes for the picture of the ticket
Speaker 1: to come over via text, so I went ahead and
Speaker 1: googled Mega millions. Well, the first thing that popped up
Speaker 1: was a press release that the million dollars ticket was
Speaker 1: one at the Portsmith's Liquor and Lottery out. Wow. So
Speaker 1: I started screaming, and I send him that article and
Speaker 1: I'm like, oh my god, it must be us. And
Speaker 1: then finally the ticket came over and sure enough, I
Speaker 1: saw that we had the five number. First, so I
Speaker 1: called the New Hampshire Lottery Commission Office, you know, to
Speaker 1: verify that we actually did win. And what we did
Speaker 1: from there that is wild. You saw the place it
Speaker 1: was bought from and you just knew. So what do
Speaker 1: you do once you realize you'd want a million bucks?
Speaker 1: As far as you got to go into the office.
Speaker 1: Do you put the ticket somewhere safe? What happened? Well,
Speaker 1: And that's the crazy thing is because we were in Maine,
Speaker 1: we had to drive back down to New Hampshire because
Speaker 1: I guess each state is different, so we couldn't validate
Speaker 1: the ticket in Maine. So it was like one o'clock
Speaker 1: in the afternoon, so we hurry up and get ready,
Speaker 1: We pack a back we drive all the way back
Speaker 1: down in New Hampshire and by the time we got
Speaker 1: down there, the lottery office was closed. So we ended
Speaker 1: up spending the night in a hotel down there Wednesday night,
Speaker 1: and then Thursday morning we were at the Lottery Commission,
Speaker 1: the main lottery place in Concord, New Hampshire, at like
Speaker 1: eight thirty that morning to cash in the ticket. When
Speaker 1: you're at the hotel that night before, are you just
Speaker 1: like I cannot believe this. I cannot believe this. This
Speaker 1: can't be real. See, I mean yeah, And we were like,
Speaker 1: you know, we were like you still just don't you
Speaker 1: don't really realize And even now right now it's still
Speaker 1: we look at each other and we just laugh because
Speaker 1: it's like, is this for real? Like this really is
Speaker 1: happening or this really has happened. And so the whole
Speaker 1: night like we couldn't sleep, We were a nervous wreck.
Speaker 1: It was like let's just get up and get there
Speaker 1: because we were scared having the ticket and it just yeah,
Speaker 1: it was nuts. So this is Cheryl and her and
Speaker 1: her husband Brian want a million dollars because they buy
Speaker 1: a lot of tickets. But they were listening to our show.
Speaker 1: We're talking about a different game. They played that different
Speaker 1: game after hearing us talk about it. They want a
Speaker 1: million bucks. So have you got the money yet? Yes?
Speaker 1: So crazy thing is we're in the office Thursday morning
Speaker 1: and they said, hey, you know, we don't have enough
Speaker 1: money and our funds to give you a check, which
Speaker 1: I said, well that's fine because I don't want to
Speaker 1: get on a plane tomorrow morning with a million dollars check.
Speaker 1: So they're like, we'll just deposit, you know, we'll just
Speaker 1: do a wire transfer. And I'm like that's fine, and
Speaker 1: they're like it takes two to three days. Well, as
Speaker 1: soon as we left the office, I get an email.
Speaker 1: We had a wire transfer within an hour of leaving
Speaker 1: their office. Wow, So do they give you all one
Speaker 1: million or do you take a lump or what's that situation?
Speaker 1: So they don't even so, I guess because it's it's
Speaker 1: just a million. They don't give you an option of
Speaker 1: like cash out or whatever. It's just the one million,
Speaker 1: and they take out the taxes and the and they
Speaker 1: deposit what's after the taxes. That's how you know somebody
Speaker 1: want a bunch of money. It's just a million. Hey,
Speaker 1: not me to say it like that, I know it,
Speaker 1: you man, instead of like the billion or so they
Speaker 1: were talking about lunchbox here she is, this is Cheryl
Speaker 1: and Brian. What would you like to say to them? Well,
Speaker 1: I mean just everything you've said is I inspired you
Speaker 1: to play the lottery that you would have never played
Speaker 1: the Mega millions if it wasn't for me. And so
Speaker 1: I mean you got a million dollars in I've been
Speaker 1: checking my mailbox, I've checked a wire transfer and so
Speaker 1: they wouldn't know that stuff. Well, that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: So what's my cut? I would say? So my husband,
Speaker 1: aren't we love Nashville, We love coming to Broadway. So
Speaker 1: my husband already said, we'll make a trip to Nashville.
Speaker 1: We'll come and take you out for a day. How
Speaker 1: about that? Take me out for a day, for a day,
Speaker 1: I mean your most fun stuff. Have it a lunchbox
Speaker 1: a day. I'm like, okay, we go to the you
Speaker 1: know what I love to do. No, we can go
Speaker 1: out and I love to go to the park and
Speaker 1: I love to find like twenty thousand dollars under a bench.
Speaker 1: That's what I love to do. That's a lunchbox day.
Speaker 1: So let's do it, all right, We'll put on our calendar.
Speaker 1: I can't, no, no. And then also when you're in
Speaker 1: the hotel, are you like people like, oh, why are
Speaker 1: you in Concord Are You're like, oh, we got a
Speaker 1: winning lottery ticket? Like, what do you tell the waitress
Speaker 1: at the you know restaurants? Oh? No, we we have
Speaker 1: just kept it between us. We did tell our family
Speaker 1: and a few of our friends. So no, we've just
Speaker 1: really kept it on the downlow and chill. Now. Of course,
Speaker 1: I can't believe this. If they don't ever play this,
Speaker 1: they never play the Mega Millions. They listen to me,
Speaker 1: they win a million dollars and I've been playing for years.
Speaker 1: I can't win crap. And they say they'll take me
Speaker 1: to a snow cone. I mean, god, what what are
Speaker 1: your plans? Though, like, are y'all gonna, you know, buy
Speaker 1: yourself something nice, go to the casino. Oh casino? No, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: that my husband actually said that. I said, absolutely not.
Speaker 1: We're not going to the casito. So we're gonna take
Speaker 1: a vacation. And then it's always been my husband's dream
Speaker 1: to have a beach home. So we're gonna look for
Speaker 1: a condo or a beach home. How nice job. Well, yeah,
Speaker 1: I know I talk about this is crazy. The beach
Speaker 1: house lunch Bot. If you give an open invitation, I
Speaker 1: will take the family to the beach house. Sure, it
Speaker 1: will take the family and stay their beach house. It's
Speaker 1: pretty much my beach house too. I mean, we got
Speaker 1: this together. This was a combined group effort, so it'll
Speaker 1: be a family. Like if they're there one week, you
Speaker 1: know they all come the next week. That's great. Yeah,
Speaker 1: y all summer there. Thank you for talking with us, Brian,
Speaker 1: congratulate legs. That's amazing. Million bucks is crazy, and I
Speaker 1: hope you guys buy you a nice beach house and
Speaker 1: live happily ever after. And thank you for listening to
Speaker 1: the shows. Insane. We love all of you and we
Speaker 1: listen every day. So thanks so much and this has
Speaker 1: been great. Thank you. Bye guys, All right bye, it's
Speaker 1: the best Bits of the week with Morgan. Number two.
Speaker 1: You all love this segment blind Karaoke. We did it
Speaker 1: again this week. It was one hit wonders and it
Speaker 1: was quite the competition. Let me tell you. We had
Speaker 1: nineties country last time. You can still catch that video
Speaker 1: at Bobby Bones dot com. But this one one hit wonders.
Speaker 1: Everybody had to go back in the memory bank for
Speaker 1: this one. So here it is number three. It's time
Speaker 1: for blind karaoke, which is it's funny, it's it's scary,
Speaker 1: it's again. There are listeners love Welcome to blind Karrie
Speaker 1: O here. Okay, so you can't see any lyrics. You're
Speaker 1: seeing karaoke with no lyrics, but you don't know what
Speaker 1: song you're gonna sing. I'm gonna spend the wheel here.
Speaker 1: The category is one hit wonders wonders. So nobody even
Speaker 1: knew the category, so you guys couldn't practice. Some of
Speaker 1: them are baby got Back. Oh that's a good one.
Speaker 1: Mambo number five, love it Barbie Girl, Yeah, my favorite?
Speaker 1: What is love? They don't harp teenage dirt bag that
Speaker 1: I'm just sit teenage dirt bag baby ice ice baby.
Speaker 1: All right, so I'll spend the wheel. There are four competitors.
Speaker 1: It is Lunchbox, Amy, Eddie and Abbey and we rolled
Speaker 1: the dice. Lunchboxes number came up first. That saw. Everybody
Speaker 1: comes to see the opener. That's not what happens. They
Speaker 1: really don't know. Most people don't even at being the
Speaker 1: opener before. It's most people don't even show up. When
Speaker 1: I was, oh, you know up there and I was like, hey, hey,
Speaker 1: nobody's here, and he's like, I know, well, I think
Speaker 1: that's what no per tells himself confident up there. All right, Lunchbox, right,
Speaker 1: spend the wheel. I'm ready, let's spend here we go,
Speaker 1: Here we go, Here, we go. Give me that one
Speaker 1: that's the one I want? Yes? Oh is it LFO
Speaker 1: Summer Girls? Oh you know that one? D Ray? Can
Speaker 1: you play some of Summer Girls for an audience? As
Speaker 1: as Lunchbox heads over to the performing microphone, then Chinese
Speaker 1: he's put the pack in his pocket and now he
Speaker 1: can hear you can hear me? Right, I can hear you?
Speaker 1: Can you just play the instrumental for a second so
Speaker 1: he can Yeah, now this hold on. Hey, bro, this
Speaker 1: song is like it's got like white rapping. Yeah, I
Speaker 1: know you know how to do it. Yeah, I know
Speaker 1: how to do the rapper. So when you start, I'll
Speaker 1: give you up until the end of the chorus. Don't
Speaker 1: even know what that means. Okay, Ray, are you ready?
Speaker 1: You can start it over? When does it start? I mean,
Speaker 1: can I n him end? Now? You don't even not
Speaker 1: be an order? But I don't. I don't need he
Speaker 1: doesn't want it. I don't well you know, I don't
Speaker 1: want it because when I win, people be like, oh,
Speaker 1: you know the mean Bobby held him. It doesn't count.
Speaker 1: So I don't want any of that. Like, Ray, are
Speaker 1: you ready this time? When you start it? It starts
Speaker 1: lunchbox LFO summer girl, Yeah, are you ready? I stopped
Speaker 1: by for the summer summer. Here we go, begin. I
Speaker 1: stopped buying begin like he's gonna stop the summer. Oh
Speaker 1: he got it this one, this one? When's he gonna
Speaker 1: start it? Oh? No, I call you read hey lunchbox
Speaker 1: three two one, go oh new kids. But I have
Speaker 1: had a lot of hits. I had a real big itch.
Speaker 1: I stopped by for the summer summer, you know, and
Speaker 1: it was really hot outside them girls on Abercombie and Fitch.
Speaker 1: If you were really rich, that's where you shop and
Speaker 1: its felled really good. And I stole a lot of
Speaker 1: clothes from there when Aaron worked there that one summer
Speaker 1: summer summer. He was the manager manager and he would
Speaker 1: just put clothes in my bag. Abercombie and Fitch. I
Speaker 1: apologized for my little stitch and stealing and itch, oh
Speaker 1: top by for the summer summer. The summer days are
Speaker 1: gold gold Jay's summer. Oh Jake Owen copied that song
Speaker 1: in the summer summer. Oh yeah, you want to go
Speaker 1: to Nantucket. That's a really rich place. I've heard so
Speaker 1: the summer girls, Summer girls, summer girls. O. How do
Speaker 1: you like that? Itch Abercrombie and Fitch. Oh white flow
Speaker 1: like a bar by time. Oh oh, I hope, I
Speaker 1: don't die. I have a girl Fitch. Okay, okay, so yeah,
Speaker 1: shout out Aaron Scoopa, Stave, Mike and myself will be
Speaker 1: Kep worked in a confession. Well, we definitely get to that.
Speaker 1: You have the scores one through ten, guys, you write
Speaker 1: lunchbox now, Ray, if you'll played the real song for
Speaker 1: audience again, so they can hear what it's supposed to
Speaker 1: sound like, because it's in the black Cat a bunch
Speaker 1: of Chinese itch and Nantucket definitely rocks. Scary, Yeah, scared,
Speaker 1: scared a little bit. And then also Lunchbox committed to
Speaker 1: a crime in the middle of the song and then
Speaker 1: apologize for the crime. And I'm not sure if statue
Speaker 1: limentations is over an honor. I think it's twenty five
Speaker 1: years Acribi and fit You're gonna be knocking on the
Speaker 1: door later. And his buddy used to manage it, and
Speaker 1: he did finger quotes on manage it because he knew
Speaker 1: his buddy was stealing. But he also said his name too,
Speaker 1: which is Aaron. He played Aaron in the song. But
Speaker 1: I'm sure this is Aaron's safe too because of the
Speaker 1: time prosecute. All right, Next up our second performer and
Speaker 1: one hit wonder blind Karaoke is am Amy, your last
Speaker 1: showing and this was the game was not good? That
Speaker 1: hasn't been good anytime. Yeah, was there a song you'd prefer? No, Okay,
Speaker 1: here we go, let's Amy, come on now, Amy, you
Speaker 1: get I'm gonna be five hundred miles. I would walk right.
Speaker 1: Would you play that for audience. Please. This is a
Speaker 1: little song by the Proclaimers. I would walk five hundred
Speaker 1: miles miles. Can you hear us? Oh? Yeah, I feel
Speaker 1: like back in the day we did this song. I
Speaker 1: guess a show, remember two thousand and seven. Let's hear you?
Speaker 1: Come on. Here is Amy flying karaoke doing the Proclaimers. Oh,
Speaker 1: five hundred miles. Tell me when to start or no? Oh?
Speaker 1: When I wake up by no, I'm gonna be, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna be the one that's walking towards you. And when
Speaker 1: I wake up, I know I'm gonna be. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: be the one that's marching towards you, because because I
Speaker 1: would walk five hundred miles and I would walk five
Speaker 1: thousand more just to be the man who walk five
Speaker 1: hundred miles to show up at your door. And I
Speaker 1: would walk five thousand miles and I would walk by
Speaker 1: hundred march to be the man that showed up at
Speaker 1: your door when you thought I was no more. Okay, okay, Mike.
Speaker 1: My favorite part of that was Lunchbocks being offended my
Speaker 1: Ammy miss words Amy mystic Cup word teams like can
Speaker 1: you believe it? Hey? I think she would. It was
Speaker 1: amazing Harry word, no, no no, no, can I tell you something?
Speaker 1: She went from I would walk five thousand miles and
Speaker 1: the next line was, I'd walk five hundred miles to
Speaker 1: be the guy that walked five hundred. No, it's five
Speaker 1: hundred five. And tell somebody that missed up wards. You
Speaker 1: didn't get one single word, I said, summer girls, and
Speaker 1: now we're calling me a fit may. I thought you
Speaker 1: did pretty good there, and I marched, Yeah you did?
Speaker 1: Who did march? And right out of the camera, Yeah yeah,
Speaker 1: oh yeah, she marked out. Oh yeah, man, I didn't
Speaker 1: see her for like five seconds. Yeah, but I thought
Speaker 1: it's pretty good. Actually, I thought was pretty good. The
Speaker 1: passion was there. You knew some of the words. You
Speaker 1: did really well, Amy Judges write her score down. Please
Speaker 1: not as well as me, but you did well. Up next,
Speaker 1: our video producer Eddie. There he is there defending champions. Now,
Speaker 1: if you're just turning us on, we call a blind
Speaker 1: karaoke because he's doing karaoke but he can't see any words.
Speaker 1: There are no words, so either you know him by
Speaker 1: heart or you make them up. Now. You don't get
Speaker 1: to pick your song. That'd be too easy. The categories
Speaker 1: one hit Wonders. We spin the Wheel Yeah, Amy performed
Speaker 1: The Proclaimers I Would Walk five hundred. Lunchbox performed LFO
Speaker 1: Summer Girls. I like girls. That where Abercromb being fitch.
Speaker 1: So Eddie you are up. Yeah, there's a there, but yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean there's two. There's two that I don't want.
Speaker 1: I don't want teenage dirtbag. I don't think I know
Speaker 1: that one at all and the hataway one. What's that?
Speaker 1: What is I mean, how does that even? Other than
Speaker 1: that part, I don't know anything. Good point everyone, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna be doing that over and over. Your freestyle and
Speaker 1: part of this, part of this is just passionate. It's
Speaker 1: like when you forgot words singing on Broadway, you just
Speaker 1: had to go just go with it, Just go with it, kay,
Speaker 1: all right, Red spin the wheel? Yeah, Okay, teenage back,
Speaker 1: that's what I need, right, Eddie, Let's spin back keenage
Speaker 1: dirt bag, Dick. We don't want that one, bag, Eddie.
Speaker 1: You have ice ice baby. Let's go, dude. I can
Speaker 1: even do the dance of this one each front avenue.
Speaker 1: Let's go shout out, hey, Ray, this doesn't count boy,
Speaker 1: you play it for his ears? Can hear that. Okay,
Speaker 1: let's start it over. Here is producer Eddie Blink karaoke Yo,
Speaker 1: producer Eddie coming at you from floor rid a one
Speaker 1: each front avenue. Baby, let's kick, not yet, hold on,
Speaker 1: let's kick. That's it and here's some more face on
Speaker 1: that one. I think I start right here. All right, stop,
Speaker 1: collaborate and listen. Ice is back with a brand new invention.
Speaker 1: Nothing has told me. Tightly, no, Deadly and Nutley would
Speaker 1: ever stop yo, I don't know. Turn off the lights
Speaker 1: and I'll gloat. Stop with the bull, but to put
Speaker 1: down like a band, I'm dance, turning my phone like
Speaker 1: a dead blee mushroom deadly. Then we want you. You
Speaker 1: don't want me. I don't want you. And the moone
Speaker 1: won't say nothing because I know what I'm talking about,
Speaker 1: and it's hot. It's hot, so hot that I'm gonna
Speaker 1: size some baby. Baby, come off, I baby, that's all
Speaker 1: I know. I Baby. There is fris or ready everybody, Oh,
Speaker 1: thank god, and cut that off. I'm gonna tell you something, Eddie.
Speaker 1: I really thought you were gonna know more words. Thank you,
Speaker 1: thank you, judge. Hey, you can't say anything. You can
Speaker 1: because you came out here in cocky like, oh, I
Speaker 1: know even the dance and you got like three words
Speaker 1: and you didn't dance. Man, that that my mind was
Speaker 1: focusing on the lyrics. I didn't know. How do you
Speaker 1: feel about that? Terrible? Okay? Terrible? Um up, next dance, Abby.
Speaker 1: This is gonna be a good exercise for you as
Speaker 1: you first to your career and singing. Just because you
Speaker 1: don't know the word, you gotta keep going, right, because
Speaker 1: we had this issue when you were singing on Broadway.
Speaker 1: You just keep going. It's just practiced. It just roll
Speaker 1: and with it. The Wills one hit Wonders, Abbey, how'd
Speaker 1: you feel, Eddie? Did? I thought it a good? Yeah? Yeah,
Speaker 1: stupid so dumb? Oh wows do way better than that?
Speaker 1: Oh okay, yeah we agree. Eddie's defending champion, Abbey. Are
Speaker 1: you ready? I'm ready? I think here she is our
Speaker 1: phone screen or slash segment producer, slash all around, good vibe,
Speaker 1: slash glue guy. Definitely a glue guy, Blue girl. Abby. Hey, okay,
Speaker 1: let's give a one with vocal rain. Please. I can't
Speaker 1: see it. I can't see it. Abby, you have Tubb
Speaker 1: from Chumbawamba. Yes, okay, let's let's play it for audience. Please.
Speaker 1: Isn't that bad words? And I would just say wishing wishing? Okay.
Speaker 1: I think it's what they said in radio. My body, Hi, everybody, Oh,
Speaker 1: I could hear. Dang it, I start over, knockdown again?
Speaker 1: One point? Yeah, let's score her foul. I'm too excited.
Speaker 1: Let's score her normally, but we will deduct one point
Speaker 1: from her from her score after we score her normally. Abby,
Speaker 1: that was that's bad. We're not letting you do it
Speaker 1: twice because you're I don't know, we like it. Let's
Speaker 1: be honest. You're just so dang likable. Okay, are you ready? Abby? Hey, everybody,
Speaker 1: I'm over here singing. Yeah, I dang it. I get
Speaker 1: knocked down, but I get up again. You're never gonna
Speaker 1: bring me down. I get knocked down, but I get
Speaker 1: up again. You're never gonna bring me down. Lunchbox, I
Speaker 1: get knocked down, but I get up again. You're never
Speaker 1: gonna bring me down. I get knocked down, but I
Speaker 1: get up again. You're never gonna bring me down. Wishing
Speaker 1: the night away, right, Wishing the night away. She takes
Speaker 1: a whiskey drink. She takes side of drink. She takes
Speaker 1: a fear of drink to take songs with the member
Speaker 1: of the Best Time and the songs a reminder of
Speaker 1: the worst times. Oh, Danny Boy, Danny Boy, Danny Boy.
Speaker 1: I can knock down, but I get up again. You're
Speaker 1: never gonna bring me down. I can't knock down, but
Speaker 1: I get up again. You're never gonna bring me down.
Speaker 1: I can't knock down, but I get up again. You're
Speaker 1: never gonna bring me down. I can knock down, but
Speaker 1: I get up again. You're never gonna bring me dwn.
Speaker 1: She dominated, dominated, dominated, wow. Wow. So judges to write
Speaker 1: their scores down. Remember whatever you give Abby naturally deduct
Speaker 1: a point from it. Okay, to give her a score,
Speaker 1: it's not gonna matter. It is gonna matter because you
Speaker 1: know she was bad. Okay. I didn't say anything. I'm
Speaker 1: just saying okay. And one the dance competition. First off,
Speaker 1: it's good lunch boys got some pretty high scores people
Speaker 1: Lunchbox total score of sixteen. Whoa, that's how you bring it, guys,
Speaker 1: that's how you bring it means you average over a five.
Speaker 1: That's right. I guess what. I'm a leader of the clubhouse.
Speaker 1: The first one. Here's entertaining Amy with your confession sixteen.
Speaker 1: Who what's up? What's we're gonna have a sing off?
Speaker 1: You're not even through Eddie yet? Well, no, mine's not
Speaker 1: closely sixteen. It's not Eddie. I did have a good
Speaker 1: start though, it just didn't know the rest of the lyrics.
Speaker 1: Eddie thirteen seller, Wow, what does it even mean? That
Speaker 1: means the bottom like Abby got one really high score
Speaker 1: from who she got one mid score and one really
Speaker 1: low score. Oh dang, oh wow, they don't say who score,
Speaker 1: We don't say what. So Amy and Lunchbox are tied
Speaker 1: at a sixteen. Yeah, Eddie, really poor performance with thirteen
Speaker 1: probably the easiest song. Okay, Oh, you guys can do
Speaker 1: all I could do. I could just Summer Girls. I
Speaker 1: could do an el Ice whatever you want. Oh, look
Speaker 1: at you. Yeah, I probably couldn't. I don't know if
Speaker 1: I could Summer Girls. If you want, I can drive
Speaker 1: my mouth on that one. But the Winter is Barbie
Speaker 1: girl score the Winter is yeah, with seventeen points. Abby.
Speaker 1: Since the first time you ever played a game, we
Speaker 1: gave you a little break there. Yeah, next time that
Speaker 1: you'll just have to roll with it. Okay, certain people,
Speaker 1: I don't want to say, who but Scooba gave you
Speaker 1: a terrible score. Okay, I figured, yeah, just terrible. I
Speaker 1: don't want to anybody. Well get we'll get her the
Speaker 1: mid score. Um I did? Okay, Mike were boys. I mean,
Speaker 1: all right, that's it. Let's go, come on, I'll show off. Well.
Speaker 1: I don't know if I remember how all the words go.
Speaker 1: I mean, you think you're so good. I don't think
Speaker 1: I'm so good. I shouldn't have said that. I just
Speaker 1: don't remember how the first if I can think of
Speaker 1: the first world though, don'tkay? Here we go, new kids
Speaker 1: on the blog kind of bunching its Chinese because makes
Speaker 1: me sick. I think it's fly when girls stop by
Speaker 1: for the summer, for the summer. I like girls that way,
Speaker 1: Abercrombie and Fitch. I take her if I had one wish,
Speaker 1: because she's been gone since that summer, since that summer
Speaker 1: hit Pop Mama Lads the Dance Band. I met you
Speaker 1: one summer and all again. You're the best girl that
Speaker 1: I ever did see The Great Larry Bird Jersey thirty three.
Speaker 1: When you take a sip, you buzz like a hornet.
Speaker 1: Willie Shakespeare wrote a whole bunch of song. It call
Speaker 1: me Willie Whistle because I can't speak. Baby. Something in
Speaker 1: your eyes really drove me crazy. Okay, that's all Abby,
Speaker 1: You're the champion who professional singer. You're on the way.
Speaker 1: It's the best bits of the week with Morgan. Number two.
Speaker 1: You guys really love when we share personal things going
Speaker 1: on in our lives, and this one I had no
Speaker 1: intention of sharing, but it just kind of came out.
Speaker 1: I got asked about my dating life and then ended
Speaker 1: up sharing some personal news going on in my dating life,
Speaker 1: which again I do not plan on sharing. But I
Speaker 1: am a terrible liar and I am an open book.
Speaker 1: So those things combined. When I get asked about something,
Speaker 1: it just kind of all comes out like word vomit
Speaker 1: pretty much. And that's what happened in this segment. But
Speaker 1: you guys loved hearing about it and hearing some personal news.
Speaker 1: So here you go. Number two. All right, Morgan, what happened?
Speaker 1: You go out and you see a guy that you'd
Speaker 1: been out with a few times before. Yes, and is
Speaker 1: that weird? Yeah? It's always an awkward interaction because you
Speaker 1: know you never see him again. You go on a
Speaker 1: few dates and then it's like they disappear. Does it
Speaker 1: matter who disappeared on who? I mean, it definitely adds too,
Speaker 1: especially if it wasn't like a cordial ending, if it
Speaker 1: was ghosting or stuff. Is that most isn't most ghosting
Speaker 1: at this point? Yes? I mean just in general with dating,
Speaker 1: like most times, if you got a couple of times
Speaker 1: you don't owe somebody, Hey, look I thought i'd like
Speaker 1: you more than I did, So I'm gonna go aha
Speaker 1: and piece out. Don't you just kind of go away
Speaker 1: because you haven't really invested anything anyway? I mean no,
Speaker 1: because people are people are very emotional, especially these days,
Speaker 1: you kind of gotta cut the cord. Well, I would
Speaker 1: either what you should do is either ghost or get
Speaker 1: a burn email and send him an email as a
Speaker 1: burn on the burner account and be like, hey, they
Speaker 1: don't want to date him your favorite I love a
Speaker 1: burner email account for everything. There's nothing I can't do,
Speaker 1: all right, what happened Morgan? So I ran into him
Speaker 1: and he came up to me and was like, hey,
Speaker 1: you know because he had ghosts to me. We went
Speaker 1: out on two dates and they were ghosted ghosted me.
Speaker 1: Oh and they were great dates, Like, nothing bad about
Speaker 1: him right, he goes to me, and I didn't think
Speaker 1: much about it. It's been like two years since. So
Speaker 1: when I run into him, he came up to me
Speaker 1: and was very apologetic. I was like, I'm so sorry
Speaker 1: that I ghosted you. That's not who I am. You
Speaker 1: were just really intimidating and I'm like, okay, I'm intimidating
Speaker 1: why And he's like, well, you're just you're a woman
Speaker 1: that didn't need me, and I need someone who needs me.
Speaker 1: And I was like, yeah, you're right, I didn't need you,
Speaker 1: but I wanted you. And well I'm saying like in
Speaker 1: that scenario, like I wanted to date you, okay, you know, okay, okay,
Speaker 1: And he was just like really taken back by that
Speaker 1: because he thought that he needed to date a woman
Speaker 1: that needs him in every aspect of his life and
Speaker 1: because I wasn't that way. I was not the girl
Speaker 1: for him. But you don't want a guy that wants
Speaker 1: that out of a woman anyway. Yeah. So in the end,
Speaker 1: he may have ghosted you, but I think you won
Speaker 1: because that wasn't more of your time wasted. Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: I won too, because if he came back up to
Speaker 1: me after two years still thinking about that. Then I
Speaker 1: had forgot about it. I was like, I moved on
Speaker 1: with my life, So did you want to go out again?
Speaker 1: He was hinting at it, but I pretty much was like,
Speaker 1: this is never gonna happen. Like you've shown me who
Speaker 1: you are. How do you say it's never gonna happen.
Speaker 1: I was just like, that's cool. That's not a guy
Speaker 1: I want to be with. And I appreciate that, but
Speaker 1: cut him. He limped away after that one. I felt that,
Speaker 1: So you didn't go out with him? What's been happening recently?
Speaker 1: He've been going any dates at all? No, I have
Speaker 1: not gone any dates at all, and my X and
Speaker 1: I are trying to figure things out. Wait, what wow? Breakings?
Speaker 1: What I did not know this? I did not know this.
Speaker 1: I did not Oh wow? What is What does that mean? What?
Speaker 1: Don't don't say anything you're not comfortable with? What does
Speaker 1: that mean? Yeah? No, I mean we're not back together,
Speaker 1: but we're just seeing if you know, he he went
Speaker 1: through some things and he really realized that he wants
Speaker 1: me a part of his life, and he's making that
Speaker 1: effort in a lot of ways that matter. And so
Speaker 1: I'm just giving a chance for him to see if
Speaker 1: he can be who I need him to be. I
Speaker 1: did not like, Wow, like I'm a little shocked by
Speaker 1: good for you? Yeah, just being honest. You never know
Speaker 1: what's going to happen. But amen, did that it could
Speaker 1: not work out? It could I did not know. Can
Speaker 1: we ask about like what kind of effort is he making?
Speaker 1: Like is he dropping flowers off? Like what do you
Speaker 1: mean by making an effort? No, it's just it's more
Speaker 1: emotional than that. There was a lot of things he
Speaker 1: had been through in his life that he hadn't quite
Speaker 1: figured out, and he's doing the effort to to be
Speaker 1: in therapy figure that all out. And he's showing up
Speaker 1: for me in ways that he couldn't before because he's
Speaker 1: figured that out. So so did he go Did he
Speaker 1: figure out how much he needed you or he thinks
Speaker 1: he needed you while he was not having you? He yeah,
Speaker 1: well he realized like he couldn't need me. He just
Speaker 1: back to the whole conversation of needing verse oneting, you know,
Speaker 1: all of that. But he realized he wants me as
Speaker 1: part of his life and he wants to do everything
Speaker 1: in his power to make sure I'm not leaving him ever. Again,
Speaker 1: and so that's more of what happened. He kind of
Speaker 1: had his moment where he was like, oh crap, I
Speaker 1: really don't want to lose this. Okay, okay, okay, okay.
Speaker 1: Regardless of what happens, good or bad, we're rooting for you.
Speaker 1: Thank you. Wow, I did not know this was okay,
Speaker 1: breaking news. We did not know that. So you're not
Speaker 1: dating anybody? No? Did you do it? Go on any
Speaker 1: dates at all? No? I was asked on a few,
Speaker 1: but it didn't really feel right. And this started to
Speaker 1: happen about the same time, and that's what I wanted
Speaker 1: to pursue. Wow. Anything you want to say lunch? Yeah? Like,
Speaker 1: so are you officially dating him again? Said no, no, no, no, no, no, yes.
Speaker 1: She did. Let me explain, like if he said, hey,
Speaker 1: I want to take you to a wedding or would
Speaker 1: you go like is that something you would do or
Speaker 1: is it not to that? Like ah, yeah, I mean
Speaker 1: it's definitely complicate, like a public appearance, like I mean
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying, like going somewhere together. I
Speaker 1: mean we are going like he is taking me out
Speaker 1: on dates in public, like he's actively pursuing me again.
Speaker 1: But they're not back together. Yeah, kind of date, That's
Speaker 1: what I'm saying. Like, so they're dating, but she didn't
Speaker 1: want to call it dating. Well, there's a difference in
Speaker 1: going on dates and the term dating, yes, like exclusively dating.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, yeah, Well I feel like if she's not
Speaker 1: going to go on dates with other people, they're exclusively dates.
Speaker 1: She could be in that middle ground where she doesn't
Speaker 1: want to mess that up by going on dates with
Speaker 1: other people, but she also doesn't want to say, Yep,
Speaker 1: we're back together and everything's good and fixed. There's okay,
Speaker 1: you guys are making it too complicated. They're dating, but
Speaker 1: it is complicated. That's just kind of what happens with relationship.
Speaker 1: You know, what they say in life is complicated? Who
Speaker 1: says that? Avril Levine so complicated? It's the best Bits
Speaker 1: of the Week with Morgan Number two and of course,
Speaker 1: in at the number one spot this week, Lunchbox got
Speaker 1: a callback. Yes, it really happened. He got a call
Speaker 1: from Jay, the director of the Bad Out of Hell
Speaker 1: musical in Las Vegas, and yep, Lunchbox is going to Vegas.
Speaker 1: I'm not even gonna say any more than that, because
Speaker 1: this was such an epic segment for so many reasons.
Speaker 1: He totally auditioned for it last week. He got the
Speaker 1: callback this week, and he couldn't wait to ask all
Speaker 1: the benefits he would receive out of getting the role.
Speaker 1: I'm just gonna let you hear it for yourself, because
Speaker 1: when Jay called in to give him the news, he
Speaker 1: was so stoked he could barely contain his excitement or
Speaker 1: his multiple questions about what he would get. So here
Speaker 1: you go, number one, you nervous lunchbox. Oh man, I'm nervous.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you what. I talked to my agent over
Speaker 1: the weekend, and he was my agent, Jackson Hughes, Jackson Husins,
Speaker 1: and he was like, look, man, I think this is
Speaker 1: really a good spot for you. So if they offer
Speaker 1: it to you, I really think you should take it.
Speaker 1: And so I mean, I'm hoping. I reviewed the table
Speaker 1: over the weekend. I thought I did pretty good. I
Speaker 1: thought you did good too. I thought it did really good.
Speaker 1: Jay Shaib is on with US, director of Bad Out
Speaker 1: of Hell, the award winning musical in Las Vegas. He
Speaker 1: has credentials out the wazoo, and you know, I'm all
Speaker 1: wazoo do out I read, I mean, he's just very decorated,
Speaker 1: very accomplished, and we're going to talk to him and
Speaker 1: see if he's gonna cast you in bad At to
Speaker 1: Hell in Las Vegas. Quick prediction. Does he get the role? Amy?
Speaker 1: I mean, I hope so, yes, Eddie, I think he does.
Speaker 1: I think director liked what he saw. That's a HM
Speaker 1: light up a little bit of yeah, me too. So
Speaker 1: I'm saying I have that effect, and that's what I
Speaker 1: do on stage. I will bring the audience in. They
Speaker 1: will relate to me, they will feel me. That sounds weird.
Speaker 1: Um Okay. On the phone, Jay, Jay, good to talk
Speaker 1: to you again. How are you great at the weekend
Speaker 1: watching his tape and evaluating him for your production? Can
Speaker 1: you just give me before you let me know what
Speaker 1: your final thoughts are as you're watching this tape back, Like,
Speaker 1: what emotions were you feeling? Well? I mean I was
Speaker 1: just I was laughing like crazy. I thought the comedy
Speaker 1: was so good. Were you trying to be funny some
Speaker 1: of it? I was. I don't know which scene he's
Speaker 1: talking about, Like, well, it's funny, I don't know, But
Speaker 1: if that's what he's looking for, then spot on. That's
Speaker 1: what he says, that's what he gets. That's what he gets,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean? Sometimes dramatic scenes can be
Speaker 1: funny at the same time. Hey, j I have to
Speaker 1: imagine that casting is tough for a production because there's
Speaker 1: so many talented people. Yeah, and everybody's different, yes, you know,
Speaker 1: so trying to get trying to get a sense of
Speaker 1: each individual personality and how they all fit into the group.
Speaker 1: It's a big part of the process. Is it pretty
Speaker 1: tense before the show goes on because it is such
Speaker 1: a big production with so many people doing so many things.
Speaker 1: I mean, is it like everybody tight or is it
Speaker 1: like free and everybody's like, let's just have a good time. Well,
Speaker 1: by the time we get to the actual performance, we've
Speaker 1: already been in the room rehearsing, and so for the
Speaker 1: most part, everybody's just like ready to like let it
Speaker 1: go and share it with the audience. Have you ever
Speaker 1: seen anyone quite like lunch bods? There's audition for you. No? Actually, no, Wow,
Speaker 1: everybody's different. What about anyone with near the same haircut? Okay,
Speaker 1: I might have seen similar haircuts maybe, yeah. Okay, hold on, Jay,
Speaker 1: just so you know, I've been the hair has been
Speaker 1: growing out because I don't know what the hair needs
Speaker 1: to look like if when I get this role. Oh,
Speaker 1: you're going out for the role, and so like, I
Speaker 1: know that you guys have hair and makeup, so I
Speaker 1: figured they would want to style it and they would
Speaker 1: want to cut it whichever way. So that's kind of
Speaker 1: why I've got it. Like, that's a good line. Yeah,
Speaker 1: Usually contractually we ask people not to cut their hair
Speaker 1: without permission from the designer. Boom. See though, that's what
Speaker 1: I'm talking about. All right, that is what I'm talking about, Lunchbox,
Speaker 1: real quick, last last chance to talk to Jay to
Speaker 1: plead your case. I do not know what he's gonna say.
Speaker 1: Right now. Jay is on to tell Lunchbox if he
Speaker 1: got the role in Bad Out of Hell, the musical
Speaker 1: on Las Vegas. Jay, just think about it and eventually,
Speaker 1: if this is a success, we can write the musical
Speaker 1: from Murkison to Zoom to Hollywood and it's the story
Speaker 1: the life and acting career of Lunchbox all started because
Speaker 1: a Jay game is one shot. Wow, I mean you
Speaker 1: want to talk about award winning. That's it? Okay, all right,
Speaker 1: that's what you have to say. And we can invite
Speaker 1: my old acting coach, miss Dawson or the teacher, and
Speaker 1: then my current zoom coach. I mean that's two people.
Speaker 1: You can have an audience, two tickets sold already audience.
Speaker 1: I canna get audience, gonna get passionate man. All right,
Speaker 1: let's turn it over to Jay. Jay. We are now,
Speaker 1: Jay had a good weekend. Now Jay's audience, Jay, do
Speaker 1: with us as you please to listen lunchbox. I'd like
Speaker 1: to offer you the role. Whoa Okay, okay, okay, question
Speaker 1: do I get a nanny? Hold on? Hold on? Jay?
Speaker 1: I'm sorry you you're offering the role okay? Who Oh?
Speaker 1: What's that? Or name? Already forgot? I'm a stram. Oh
Speaker 1: I was actually I was actually thinking it will be more.
Speaker 1: You'll be much stronger in the role, in the comedic role. Okay, okay, Yes,
Speaker 1: who am I going to play? Jim Carrey? So you're
Speaker 1: going to play You're gonna you're gonna play one of
Speaker 1: the characters in the beginning who's working on the motorcycle
Speaker 1: and cracking jokes. And then you take part in the
Speaker 1: you take part in the big demonstrations, like the big
Speaker 1: sort of fight scenes. Yes, because I could tell you
Speaker 1: were interested in you know, more sort of really physical stuff. Yes,
Speaker 1: I mean I am more of a physical actor, and
Speaker 1: people do like my physique and talk for a little
Speaker 1: bit and so and so then and then we're going
Speaker 1: to do that trombone number just like you basically, just
Speaker 1: like you said it. I think I want to just
Speaker 1: script it exactly as you did it. Wow, Western Western Union.
Speaker 1: So Jay, how't congratulations? Yeah? This is your all on
Speaker 1: my acting skills, my own merit got me the role. Jay?
Speaker 1: How many lines total do you think lunchboxs will have
Speaker 1: to memorize? It'll probably be about ten lines. Whoa, whoa,
Speaker 1: I can do it. I can do it, Jay, I
Speaker 1: am your man. And then there's some improvised stuff. Oh,
Speaker 1: I can do that. You've already got the role. You
Speaker 1: have to convince him you got it. Oh my goodness, Gay.
Speaker 1: So it's going to be amazing. How long is the residence? Yeah?
Speaker 1: How long is that? Let's how long has run? Is? Well? Um?
Speaker 1: I think we're I think we're going to run that
Speaker 1: out of hell. I think it's an open ended residency. Wow,
Speaker 1: what is that? I guess the show from Vegas. Guys,
Speaker 1: he's gone. He's talking about the whole production j You can't.
Speaker 1: You can't just find a new mechanic anywhere. How long
Speaker 1: do you think lunchboxes role will we'll run? Jay? Um?
Speaker 1: I think like I gotta turn that over to our
Speaker 1: general manager, who will be in touch with with your agents.
Speaker 1: Lunch Box work out the contract. Jn be the agent.
Speaker 1: Lunchbox doesn't have an agent. He fakes it like he's
Speaker 1: an agent. I'll let okay, Um, okay, okay, okay, So
Speaker 1: we're gonna work this out, Lunchbox. Yes, but you got
Speaker 1: the role. Big guys. Hey, listen, everybody listening, book your flights,
Speaker 1: come to bed. It's no wind if Jo, why would
Speaker 1: you book a flight? Win? That's true, but be prepared
Speaker 1: to book your flight to beg a ready to come
Speaker 1: out of hell? Whoa Paris? Let's go? Okay, Oh, Jay,
Speaker 1: I really appreciate you. Thank you for giving Lunchbox. Do
Speaker 1: we get a private chef in our suite? Okay? Hold on,
Speaker 1: just hold that's all you wing out? You have your
Speaker 1: agent worked that out? Okay? Yeah? Have you worked out? Yeah? Jay,
Speaker 1: I will let you down. Jay. This is gonna be
Speaker 1: a moment to remember. I can't wait. It's gonna be awesome, Jay,
Speaker 1: Thank you for your time. We can't wait to meet
Speaker 1: you guys. Okay, yelling Jay, I'm sorry, we finished what
Speaker 1: you're saying there? Everybody all right, congratulations, we'll come right now.
Speaker 1: It's the Best Bits of the Week with Morgan number two.
Speaker 1: Thank you all for listening to the best Bits. Remember
Speaker 1: this is just the bits. Make sure to check out
Speaker 1: Part one I brought on Miked this past weekend. We
Speaker 1: talked about things we've won in our lives and I
Speaker 1: had some movie trivia for him, so super fun on
Speaker 1: the Part one side. Thank you guys again for hanging
Speaker 1: out with me. I love y'all. I hope you have
Speaker 1: a fabulous weekend. Make sure you follow me at web Girl,
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