Speaker 1: Wake up, Wake up in the morning, and.
Speaker 2: It's a radio and the Dodgers.
Speaker 3: He's on time.
Speaker 4: Already and his lunchbox mor game too steve red and
Speaker 4: it's trying to put you through bog He's running this
Speaker 4: week's next week.
Speaker 5: The Bobby's on the box. So you know what this this.
Speaker 2: The Bobby Ball.
Speaker 6: Time for the Morning Corny, The Morning Corny.
Speaker 7: What do you call a pile of cats?
Speaker 2: We call a pilot cats a me ountain.
Speaker 6: That was the Morning Corny.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we always there we go Tuesday review Day.
Speaker 6: Let's go over to movie Mike, who watched the Bob
Speaker 6: Dylan movie with Timothy Chamlay complete unknown.
Speaker 5: It's his name, Timothy challow May. Do you know Bob Dylan?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Like do you know what?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 7: I was trying to do his voice real quick, but.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Like do you know what them?
Speaker 6: A song?
Speaker 7: Bob Dylan songs. You'll know that you know them, but
Speaker 7: I can't name it.
Speaker 6: I'm not call yea like a no knog knock or
Speaker 6: uh what else? Like a rolling stone, rolling rolling stone?
Speaker 2: The times they are?
Speaker 6: Yeah, thank you everybody, the pirates. That's true, Mike.
Speaker 9: What you're saying, I knew his music, didn't know anything
Speaker 9: about his life and what I always hate going into
Speaker 9: biopictures whenever the person is still alive because they have
Speaker 9: some influence in it, and they never show you the dirt.
Speaker 9: This one shows you the dirt. It shows you when
Speaker 9: Bob Dylan is a jerk, and I like that. I
Speaker 9: appreciated that because everybody's a jerk. Yeah, that's good. I
Speaker 9: like it whenever they do that too, because everybody's a jerk.
Speaker 7: There different levels of jerks.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but to be prominent, you're probably gonna have to
Speaker 6: regardless of where you are, you're probably gonna have to
Speaker 6: make an omelet, crack some eggs, and creative people.
Speaker 5: There's a screw loose.
Speaker 6: You hope it's the right screw and not too many
Speaker 6: screws are loose, or otherwise they wouldn't be that creative, right.
Speaker 5: The odd rate it.
Speaker 9: I give it a four point five out of five
Speaker 9: harmonic because it also shows you a lot of his
Speaker 9: struggle and like, it doesn't go a quick like, oh
Speaker 9: now he's famous all of us.
Speaker 6: Oh Queen did that movie with Queen, remember that one?
Speaker 6: But yeah, it shows you how he was unsuccessful when
Speaker 6: he first started. That Queen movie was like we are
Speaker 6: queen and we just started a band. We're on top
Speaker 6: of the pops. Wow, You're like, wow that they got
Speaker 6: famous quick. How did Timothy Shamally do because he played
Speaker 6: the music himself, right, Yeah, I thought he did a
Speaker 6: pretty good job.
Speaker 9: There are some moments where you're like, oh, that's Timothy
Speaker 9: sallow May trying to be Bob Dylan. A little bit
Speaker 9: too cheesy, but overall really solid. I think I'll get
Speaker 9: an Oscar nomination, but probably not win. Four and a
Speaker 9: half out of five from Movie Mike really good.
Speaker 6: Check out Mike's podcast Movie Mike's Movie Podcast.
Speaker 5: It's not streaming yet though. Huh no, I still in theaters.
Speaker 5: It doesn't exist to me. You don't want to see it.
Speaker 5: I don't go to movies.
Speaker 2: I think you would love it, Eddie two, Oh, I
Speaker 2: can't wait.
Speaker 6: I've read a a book.
Speaker 5: I've read a book of Bob Dylan.
Speaker 6: I know his music.
Speaker 5: I'm not a Bob Dylan fan though at all. I
Speaker 5: went to a show once. I know. Dang.
Speaker 4: Thing he was saying, why did you go to the
Speaker 4: show is Bob Dylan. He's a legend, That's all. It
Speaker 4: sounded like the whole time to know what he was
Speaker 4: even like the hits. But yeah, I've never really been
Speaker 4: a Bob Dylan fan, but I understood. You know, he
Speaker 4: wrote Wagon Will sort.
Speaker 7: Of Old Crow Medicine.
Speaker 6: Well he found that the late singer of Old Crow,
Speaker 6: who you know, used to live next door to Catch
Speaker 6: there you go, catch last name up.
Speaker 5: Catch Up.
Speaker 6: Was it was like a half recorded song on like
Speaker 6: an old and it wasn't a finished song.
Speaker 5: It was a demo and so he would fit.
Speaker 6: He did the rest of it and then put it
Speaker 6: out and then Darius ended up recording it after Old
Speaker 6: Crowd put it out. But Bob Dylan's a writer on it,
Speaker 6: but it wasn't fully finished. Catch finished it.
Speaker 10: So a couple of months ago when your wife and
Speaker 10: I went to Sabrina Carpenter, I don't think I told
Speaker 10: you this, but we were sitting right.
Speaker 7: Next to Ketch and his daughters in the family.
Speaker 10: He is not family. But it was amazing because he
Speaker 10: went all out like he's just it was funny.
Speaker 7: Seeing him perform here.
Speaker 10: We're used to seeing him perform like as these you know,
Speaker 10: country artists, and then he was all into Cybrita carpet art.
Speaker 6: I get it, man, all right, Mike Thanks Tuesday Reviewesday,
Speaker 6: Eddie Wody.
Speaker 11: Have a bluefish tuna. It's called like a special kind
Speaker 11: of tuna they use for sushi. Went for one point
Speaker 11: three million dollars. It was the size of a motorbike.
Speaker 5: Okay. I've seen.
Speaker 6: On weird shows where they auction off. They auction off
Speaker 6: tuna or fish and if they're massive, they go for
Speaker 6: a million doll eight hundred thousand, million dollars.
Speaker 5: It's unbelievable to.
Speaker 6: Me that a fish can go for a million dollars.
Speaker 11: Well, but think about how much sushi it makes and
Speaker 11: how much is sushi.
Speaker 5: It's not cheap.
Speaker 6: But again I'm thinking about it. I don't know, and
Speaker 6: it's that just can't be like sushi at Kroger.
Speaker 11: Okay, so here's the deal. I've tried this sushi. This
Speaker 11: sushi is amazing, and it's so rare milk.
Speaker 6: Okay, the rare thing I get, but a million bucks
Speaker 6: for a fish. Arkansas Keith stripper guy for a long time,
Speaker 6: for fifteen years. He's a striper guy. He'll take you
Speaker 6: out catch the stripper auction those things off. It's not
Speaker 6: the same. No, we just take them on and give
Speaker 6: them away. But what, well, did.
Speaker 10: Like a fishing crew catch this or some average fish?
Speaker 5: You No, I'm assuming not average because they take them
Speaker 5: to a market.
Speaker 10: Oh, I don't know if you get lucky, like you
Speaker 10: reel that in and you're like, oh, we got to
Speaker 10: take this to a market.
Speaker 2: Look at this. I don't think anyone is out in
Speaker 2: the creek and I don't think so.
Speaker 6: Okay, great question, But I'm blown away that any fish
Speaker 6: goes for a million dollars?
Speaker 5: Can you actually make that much?
Speaker 6: Tunic? Because I'm looking at the fish and he says, motorcycle. Yeah,
Speaker 6: it's it's five and a half feet long. I'm looking
Speaker 6: at it on a table here it says it's six.
Speaker 5: Hundred and eight pounds. So maybe that gives you an idea. Oh,
Speaker 5: I mean it does give me an idea.
Speaker 10: Massive that helps because I was thinking, Okay, my daughter's
Speaker 10: like five foot something.
Speaker 6: But again, think it a million dollars for a tuna, Like,
Speaker 6: how much dar kists can you make?
Speaker 5: It's different.
Speaker 11: It's not that kind of tuna, dude, I'm telling you.
Speaker 11: And they give it to you like it's the size
Speaker 11: of a golf ball, so you pay, but.
Speaker 6: How much Okay, Mike, would you look up bluefin tuna
Speaker 6: and it's just straight blue fins, straight blue fin. Find
Speaker 6: me a restaurant that serves blue fin tuna and not
Speaker 6: landlocked like I'm from Arkansas, was from Oklahoma. We don't
Speaker 6: eat sushi in our home states because there's no ocean
Speaker 6: around there.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it takes a long time to get there. But
Speaker 5: here in town, if you.
Speaker 6: Were to go to a blue fin tuna restaurant, because
Speaker 6: again they must be getting like the cheap, because I
Speaker 6: just wonder if this is like special special blue fin.
Speaker 6: But here we go for like bluefin tuna. If you
Speaker 6: just want a little thing of it, it's like forty
Speaker 6: six dollars.
Speaker 10: Okay, So if I did my math correctly, if you
Speaker 10: take a million dollars one.
Speaker 5: Point three million, well I did a million, oka.
Speaker 10: The point three, don't throw me off, divide just six
Speaker 10: hundred pounds. That would make it one thousand and six
Speaker 10: hundred something dollars per pound, got it, And then that
Speaker 10: helps me break it down tunas okay, But so then
Speaker 10: a pound is sixteen ounces, and then if you take
Speaker 10: it down, you know you could divide it up.
Speaker 11: But if you're like, oh, okay, yeah, you just paid forty
Speaker 11: you said forty some dollars and for like the four
Speaker 11: pieces of like ping pong ball tuna.
Speaker 6: The I don't.
Speaker 5: I wouldn't order that ping pong ball tuna.
Speaker 6: I'm past.
Speaker 5: That's the bull crap. I didn't order ping pong ball tuna.
Speaker 5: Not very bad.
Speaker 6: The average price of atlantic bluefin is around two hundred
Speaker 6: dollars per pound. Although yellowfin tuna isn't as common as
Speaker 6: large at blue fin, they're they'refore more expensive.
Speaker 2: What's your what's yours? You caught the blue fin? Bluefin?
Speaker 6: You didn't catch it, right, I didn't catch Yeah, you
Speaker 6: be quin isn't as common as large as blue fin,
Speaker 6: so bluefin is more. That's just wild that a fish
Speaker 6: would go for one point three million dollars like i'd
Speaker 6: buy Michael Jordan use game.
Speaker 5: See that's dumb. That's dumb. That's not sushi.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 6: You can't eat that, but that will appreciate in value,
Speaker 6: and you could eat it if you really tried.
Speaker 5: Okay, who likes tuna? I love who likes sushi?
Speaker 2: Sushi?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Stuff is delicious.
Speaker 5: I used to, but I'm not too many parasites parasites.
Speaker 7: Well that they sometimes be found in raw fish.
Speaker 6: He I'm not a big tuna guy anyway, just like
Speaker 6: my normal taste. Not tuna, it's fine. Not big sushi guy,
Speaker 6: it's fine. But yeah, a lot of parasites, and especially
Speaker 6: if you go somewhere like where where from?
Speaker 2: I get him from the grocery store, and ITAs just
Speaker 2: fine to me.
Speaker 6: A parasitic tu if we're at home, it's like would
Speaker 6: you like the ping pong ball? And parasitic? You know,
Speaker 6: I have a good steak, all right. You know those
Speaker 6: guys had to be like, is this a tire or
Speaker 6: is this a bluefish tuna? I mean it's huge. It's
Speaker 6: just crazy for one point three million dollars. All right, thanks,
Speaker 6: all right, lunch, watch what do you have?
Speaker 2: Do you ever hate people you've never met?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Sometimes I try not to. I don't like that about me.
Speaker 6: But yeah, why.
Speaker 12: Because there's this couple. They're getting married. They're all excited.
Speaker 12: But here's the problem. She wants a small wedding. He
Speaker 12: wants a huge wedding. So how do you compromise.
Speaker 6: I'm surprised.
Speaker 2: Usually just let's just you know, they don't no, I'm saying.
Speaker 6: Usually it's she wants the bigger wedding he does, and
Speaker 6: if we're being unfair stereotypes.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but okay, yeah, you compromise.
Speaker 12: Mid No, So they're having two separate weddings. So she
Speaker 12: has planned her own wedding three hours outside of town.
Speaker 12: It's a destination's wedding, small intimate in the mountains, and
Speaker 12: she hired her own photographer, everybody's staff. She did all
Speaker 12: that planning. And then him he planned a big wedding
Speaker 12: in town. That is uh. He hired the photographer, the cake,
Speaker 12: he did all the shopping, he picked out all the decorations.
Speaker 3: So they planned two separate weddings for the same people
Speaker 3: because they couldn't come to an agreement on what they
Speaker 3: want to do, big or small, So they are having
Speaker 3: two separate weddings.
Speaker 6: As my question is, once you already have the big one.
Speaker 2: Small ones first big one.
Speaker 5: Okay, that would have to be that way, then you
Speaker 5: have to be the way.
Speaker 6: I don't hate them for this because I'm a I'm
Speaker 6: a believer in Yeah, I mean.
Speaker 5: That would be it's weird, sounds expensive.
Speaker 6: And exactly, But I don't like them less because they
Speaker 6: did come to a compromise and like it's their life
Speaker 6: and they're living it and they're not hurting anybody by
Speaker 6: doing it.
Speaker 7: Great and they're both getting to live out there.
Speaker 12: What if you're a bridesmaid and you got to go
Speaker 12: to two different weddings, well.
Speaker 6: The intimate one, I'm betting you there's like one bridesmaid especially.
Speaker 7: You don't make the cut to the intimate one, and
Speaker 7: then you're.
Speaker 3: Invited to the Oh here heyrideid.
Speaker 6: I actually think that's better because to the intimate one,
Speaker 6: you'd be like, hey, we're just it's this super close
Speaker 6: friends and family, but we're having a big one.
Speaker 5: We want you to come.
Speaker 6: I wouldn't even say big, We're having a regular one
Speaker 6: that everybody's coming to. I think that actually would help
Speaker 6: in that situation. So when are they really getting married?
Speaker 5: Though? The first one?
Speaker 2: Great question? Two?
Speaker 6: Yeah, which one counts?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 12: It doesn't say which one is the actual wedding day?
Speaker 12: Like who gets credit with the wedding certificate? Like we
Speaker 12: got married on this, When do you celebrate your anniversary
Speaker 12: this marriage?
Speaker 2: You're indeed divorce too, they're never going to make sure.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: So a couple of things. You hate them already, I
Speaker 2: hate them.
Speaker 7: And you're already like saying they're going to get divorced.
Speaker 6: I don't hate him. I think it's I think it's odd.
Speaker 6: I'm glad they found something they could all agree on.
Speaker 2: I think they didn't agree. No, they agreed to to
Speaker 2: not agree.
Speaker 5: But then did they agreed to be a part of
Speaker 5: the thing the other person wanted.
Speaker 12: And then what if he wants to show his you know,
Speaker 12: machismo and doesn't show up to the intimate wedding and
Speaker 12: he waits for the big wedding, that's different.
Speaker 5: Well, then he wouldn't have agreed to have the small wedding.
Speaker 5: Then if he.
Speaker 10: Doesn't show up to the intimate one, then there's not
Speaker 10: going to be a bigger one.
Speaker 6: It's probably a style thing, like she wanted to have
Speaker 6: a small it's not I think that's all it is.
Speaker 6: Like she wanted to have a wedding stylistically with a
Speaker 6: few people to be able to make it way more personal,
Speaker 6: and then he wanted to have a party. I have
Speaker 6: no problem with it. It's weird, but I have no
Speaker 6: problem with it. If you can afford it, don't put
Speaker 6: it on a credit card. Don't go to debt. Yeah,
Speaker 6: don't go to debt to do that.
Speaker 2: Stupid.
Speaker 6: It just kind of stupid. Yeah, but I do kind
Speaker 6: of stupid stuff all the time. Yet, but I do
Speaker 6: not hate them. Do you know who I want to
Speaker 6: hate it Jason Baman. I wanna tell you why. He's
Speaker 6: just he's like everything about him is perfect, meaning he's
Speaker 6: like funny, he's like good looking, he was a child actor,
Speaker 6: he does great shows.
Speaker 5: He's a great actor.
Speaker 6: So everything about me is like that guy can't be
Speaker 6: that perfect, and so like, I want to not like
Speaker 6: him because I enjoy him so much, because I'm like,
Speaker 6: surely it's not perfect, except for I met.
Speaker 5: Jason Baby once and spent like twenty minutes with him.
Speaker 5: He was awesome.
Speaker 2: It was perfect. It was awesome.
Speaker 6: He was such an awesome dude, and so I can't
Speaker 6: even like, so yes, I do that with him where
Speaker 6: I'm like, everything about that guy looks like I would
Speaker 6: want to be his best friend.
Speaker 5: So I'm like I can, I'll show him on here.
Speaker 6: You know who I hate? Amy Adams? Why never met her?
Speaker 6: I don't know, but you I don't hate Jason babyman.
Speaker 6: I wanted to, but I can't because I met him
Speaker 6: and he was awesome. But I only hateed him at
Speaker 6: a jealousy. Now, why do you hate Amy All?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 5: Like every time I see her face on the screen,
Speaker 5: I'm like, I don't like her. I like himy Adam.
Speaker 5: There's no reason for me not to like her. I
Speaker 5: just don't like her.
Speaker 2: Interesting, that's weird.
Speaker 5: I don't know what it is.
Speaker 2: Do you have anybody like that?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 2: This couple right here?
Speaker 5: N Yeah, you know who else? I didn't want to
Speaker 5: like Michael Ray the singer. Oh, but you gotta like him.
Speaker 6: Yeah, his tattoos are like I'm like, I'd never like
Speaker 6: that with a armful of tatoos like that because they're
Speaker 6: all tribal, and I'm like, what's this guy trying?
Speaker 5: If he's all muscular and stuff. He's awesome.
Speaker 6: He's the best.
Speaker 5: I spent time with him like three times, and I
Speaker 5: was like, I like this guy.
Speaker 2: You know who I want to hate?
Speaker 9: Shack.
Speaker 2: He's full of crap.
Speaker 5: You're just a hater.
Speaker 2: You hate him.
Speaker 12: I'm but he's funny, Like I watched him on Inside
Speaker 12: the NBA. He's really funny. But I just don't believe it.
Speaker 12: I hate him because he gets all this credit for
Speaker 12: ass set up stuff, but he's doing good stuff. It does'
Speaker 12: matter if set up or not. He's still giving people stuff,
Speaker 12: but he tries to make an act like it's all
Speaker 12: just oh, organic, Okay.
Speaker 6: I think the difference is I don't actually hate Jason.
Speaker 2: I wanted to, but then I can't.
Speaker 6: I couldn't, and it teaches me a lesson, like, don't
Speaker 6: start feeling negative towards things you haven't invested any of
Speaker 6: your time figuring out if it's that same.
Speaker 5: Thing with Michael Rade, the singer.
Speaker 6: After I spent a couple of time time, I was like,
Speaker 6: I really like this guy. I wish I wasn't like that,
Speaker 6: and I think it's made me not like that as much.
Speaker 6: But yeah, I really want him, but I like him.
Speaker 11: You're right, Amy Adams maybe really nice and sweet, Yeah,
Speaker 11: but I just don't like her.
Speaker 6: Let's all together, even th all the listeners just say
Speaker 6: to ourselves, we're not going to assign negative feelings to
Speaker 6: people because of insecurities. Are jealousy, and I think that's
Speaker 6: probably where mine came from.
Speaker 5: I don't know why you're be inscribed with Amy Adams
Speaker 5: you can't have her. I'm not jealousy.
Speaker 10: I sorted to wonder if some like psychological thing where
Speaker 10: he's like, actually attracted to her, but he's like, oh,
Speaker 10: I hate.
Speaker 12: Second grade CLI but he really likes her, and.
Speaker 5: I don't think.
Speaker 6: Well, thanks for the story of Lunchbox.
Speaker 2: Here welcome. I hate those pud no, you.
Speaker 5: Know I hate him song.
Speaker 6: Are you giving Lunchbox hours to practice?
Speaker 10: Now?
Speaker 6: This was a three year old and she's singing Yesterday
Speaker 6: by the Beatles. And it's not that she's a great singer,
Speaker 6: although she can hold it, she's not key everything. Pitch yeah,
Speaker 6: she's story. She's hard to be a singer, but she
Speaker 6: stays right on with the instrumental here.
Speaker 2: Deep No, I mean.
Speaker 5: So she's just sitting in a funny microphone singing this.
Speaker 5: She's right on. It's amazing.
Speaker 6: So before the show, I gave Lunchbox the instrumental to
Speaker 6: practice at night. They give him last night. Yeah, he
Speaker 6: had it yesterday yesterday. Oh okay, so he's had it.
Speaker 6: He tried it, He tried it this morning and he
Speaker 6: could not quite stay on. So I gave him two
Speaker 6: more hours and he was like, I can nail it now.
Speaker 6: Remember we know none of us here are gifted singers,
Speaker 6: except for maybe Eddie. So thank you, you're welcome. We
Speaker 6: don't it's not your singing. We just want you to
Speaker 6: stay on.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's all I gotta do.
Speaker 6: Now do you need me to help you?
Speaker 5: You've practiced a lot in okay, and here we go.
Speaker 5: Don't know, but why do you need let him go?
Speaker 5: Raymond to hate it?
Speaker 2: Please?
Speaker 12: Yesterday, all my troubles seem so fun already.
Speaker 6: So I'm gonna give you. Want you to hear I
Speaker 6: st to do my one two three, so you know
Speaker 6: how you messed up.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm gonna hit it again. I did, I did.
Speaker 2: I got excited yesterday already said, but I did it.
Speaker 2: And then it's like you pulled out your wallet. Check
Speaker 2: the weather yesterday.
Speaker 5: Okay, one more time, go ahead, all right, ready, yesterday.
Speaker 12: All my troubles seem so far away. Now it looks
Speaker 12: as though they're here to stay.
Speaker 13: Oh I believe yesterday esturday. Suddenly I'm not house I
Speaker 13: used to be. There's a shadow hanging over me.
Speaker 12: Oh yesterday, big bigbar came soid.
Speaker 2: Shoot sick. I said something wrong.
Speaker 6: That was so much better. Though, we're having a debate
Speaker 6: that you don't let you don't even listen to the
Speaker 6: music when you do it, because you count on your fingers.
Speaker 2: I don't hear the music.
Speaker 6: What do you What do you mean you.
Speaker 5: Don't hear them?
Speaker 6: So like I gotta sing that the exact same way
Speaker 6: if I were to go, ready, no music, please.
Speaker 2: And yesterday.
Speaker 12: All my trouble seems so far away now it looks
Speaker 12: though they're here to stay.
Speaker 2: You got that quicker, so I believe look at me,
Speaker 2: So I'm that's where I was. I'm taking a one
Speaker 2: in between stay and I just got to hit it.
Speaker 5: It goes like this, here to stay, oh so here
Speaker 5: here to stay.
Speaker 2: Oh leave, no need to go out there. I don't
Speaker 2: need to go up there.
Speaker 6: That's why belly, Okay, so let's.
Speaker 12: Try it one more Yeah, Like I said, I don't
Speaker 12: know the music the same that.
Speaker 6: Oh hit when you finished that first one?
Speaker 2: Like, is it weird that I don't?
Speaker 6: Yeah, but that's okay. We work with all what we
Speaker 6: got one more time.
Speaker 2: I remember it goes are we doing the music? We're
Speaker 2: gonna do music?
Speaker 6: But remember after hanging over me? Wait now now I'm
Speaker 6: confused by his singing. Just remember on that one when
Speaker 6: you go to that stay, Oh, well you can go.
Speaker 2: Yesterday. Oh my trouble seems so far away now it
Speaker 2: looks as though they're here to stay. Oh why believe? Yes,
Speaker 2: third day.
Speaker 6: Suddenly almost you got that's the best you've ever done
Speaker 6: in the first first half.
Speaker 2: The man I used to be.
Speaker 6: If he gets the bridge, there's a hanging over yeah,
Speaker 6: oh yes, here we go.
Speaker 2: Why she has to go? Oh my god, I don't know.
Speaker 2: She wouldn't say I said something wrong. Now I long
Speaker 2: for yesterday. Yes, okay, you did better. I will give
Speaker 2: you a solid D plus. Crazy that he does not
Speaker 2: hear the music. Don't even hear it?
Speaker 5: I mean that's the problem, right, Like he doesn't even
Speaker 5: know the song. I don't think you heard that song.
Speaker 2: I've heard it somewhere.
Speaker 6: Okay, do you know who it is? Beatles Ray lunchboy
Speaker 6: has no rhythm. It's crazy because he can rise it
Speaker 6: to a good athlete, smart guy. At times, it might
Speaker 6: be easier without the music. No, no raight for me
Speaker 6: hit it. If I don't hear the music. I mean,
Speaker 6: I guess I could still do it because you know it.
Speaker 6: Yesterday sing with me? Yeah, well just one more time,
Speaker 6: but follow my I'll sing, but sing exactly with me
Speaker 6: over time.
Speaker 5: Last time, I'll sing quietly ready here, yes, yesterday, you
Speaker 5: quite you sing normal, Oh oh my.
Speaker 2: Troubles so far.
Speaker 5: To mimic you.
Speaker 6: Now it looks as though they're here to say, oh,
Speaker 6: don't go, don't beat me, don't race me.
Speaker 1: Sorry and yesterday. Suddenly I'm not half the man I
Speaker 1: used to be. There's this shadow hanging over me. Oh yeah, Stuardayn,
Speaker 1: don't race me.
Speaker 6: Listen then Lee, here we go together.
Speaker 2: Why she had dude go, I don't know.
Speaker 6: She wouldn't say.
Speaker 2: I don't rate okay, but if he's not listening, he
Speaker 2: has to be listening to something, can't. I can't listen
Speaker 2: to you because I'm worried about getting.
Speaker 5: On time right.
Speaker 11: And if he doesn't follow you immediately, he's he's like
Speaker 11: he's trying to get ahead, like because he knows it's coming,
Speaker 11: but he sees the words.
Speaker 6: He has the words printed out. Man, that's interesting. It's
Speaker 6: not us making fun of him because he doesn't choose
Speaker 6: this life. It shows him it chose me. So we're
Speaker 6: not born this way, lady. He's like full lady Gaga
Speaker 6: right now. So we appreciate you for what you are
Speaker 6: and what you do.
Speaker 5: We love you, man, And.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you what I hated music class as a
Speaker 2: kid too.
Speaker 5: You have no rhyough Eddie can't do math. My right
Speaker 5: eye doesn't work. Amy's perfect.
Speaker 2: She forgot things pretty much.
Speaker 6: Now we go hard.
Speaker 7: It's a depth perception. My depth perception is off.
Speaker 2: Why she had to go? I don't know.
Speaker 6: Hey, I'm gonna sing it. You sing it exactly back
Speaker 6: the same way, no music, so I don't copy you.
Speaker 5: You don't.
Speaker 2: I don't sing with you?
Speaker 5: A right, got it?
Speaker 2: Why she had to go?
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 5: She wouldn't say.
Speaker 2: Why she had to go. I don't know she wouldn't say.
Speaker 2: Huh interesting, huh, it wasn't all the way off.
Speaker 5: No, and he's trying. We know he's trying full effort. Yeah,
Speaker 5: that wasn't it. You improved?
Speaker 7: Imagine if he practiced.
Speaker 5: No, I can't just imagine get a whole day to
Speaker 5: get thirty seconds?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 5: Yeah, okay, I done.
Speaker 2: Bodies stories.
Speaker 6: Apparently you're charging your phone all wrong. To get someone
Speaker 6: performance out of your battery, you should aim to follow
Speaker 6: the twenty eighty rule, meaning you charge it as soon
Speaker 6: as the battery life it's twenty percent, and then when
Speaker 6: it gets to eighty unplug it. What starting your battery
Speaker 6: at eighty percent of its charge means less wear and
Speaker 6: tear over time and will give you a longer battery life.
Speaker 6: I go to one hundred, and anytime I'm near an outlet,
Speaker 6: I charge it. Okay, it's the lowest you've gotten. Well,
Speaker 6: I always died before twice in my life, really twice
Speaker 6: if I'm like an event or something, and then I
Speaker 6: don't end up not going home and there's no charger.
Speaker 5: But it's like running out of gas.
Speaker 6: Like I keep my gas tank over mid because growing
Speaker 6: up you like found changing the cushions to get gas
Speaker 6: to be able to get to work or whatever, and
Speaker 6: like you're just scraping for gas. And I was like,
Speaker 6: if whenever I have money to buy gas, I'm always
Speaker 6: having gas, so charge on.
Speaker 5: Pick the charge.
Speaker 6: I guess I do, but you always charge, and then
Speaker 6: I always have gas always. A doctor warrens of the
Speaker 6: rise of winter wiener. Oh no, I'm glad you asked.
Speaker 6: Any think you can just gonna move on. A weather
Speaker 6: weather related affliction known as winter wiener is caused by
Speaker 6: a sharp drop in temperature, which causes mail genitals to
Speaker 6: shrink as a result of restricted blood flow just outside air.
Speaker 5: I think I had this all year in summer too.
Speaker 6: Yeah, not only.
Speaker 7: Like like my rings are looser in the winter.
Speaker 6: That's winter.
Speaker 5: And he has hand.
Speaker 6: And that is so there you go, tech entrepreneur and
Speaker 6: that that part doesn't matter, but they lead with it
Speaker 6: because it's funnier. But the guy that was in one
Speaker 6: of those self driving cars, the way moos that some
Speaker 6: of you guys have done West the cabs, he got
Speaker 6: in it and it would just circled at the airport,
Speaker 6: wouldn'tlet him out.
Speaker 5: That's slight. That's I think you may have just the
Speaker 5: time didn't thoughts.
Speaker 6: So a guy became trapped in an unhanded self driving
Speaker 6: vehicle so long that he nearly missed his flight. Mike
Speaker 6: Johns was heading to the airport in a Way mo
Speaker 6: and the rogue vehicle began driving in circles, causing him
Speaker 6: to make a panic to call for help. Quody got
Speaker 6: a flight to catch Why is this thing going in
Speaker 6: a circle.
Speaker 5: I'm getting dizzy.
Speaker 6: Well, it wasn't like doing donuts, so why are you
Speaker 6: getting busy if it's just driving around this? But yes,
Speaker 6: he was circling. The guys that opened your waymo app
Speaker 6: and then she pulled the car over and they got
Speaker 6: under control.
Speaker 5: Got there just in time. New York Post not good.
Speaker 6: I did see a story about one of these cars
Speaker 6: in Austin where a person was on a scooter, like
Speaker 6: a not a motor one of the scooters. You ran
Speaker 6: the electrics, yes, and they fell into the road right
Speaker 6: when the car was about to hit them. And because
Speaker 6: the technology is so good, do you see any it
Speaker 6: went I mean right around him. A human would have
Speaker 6: killed him.
Speaker 7: Okay, I wouldn't have reacted as quickly.
Speaker 6: They fell off the scooter right in front.
Speaker 2: It is crazy.
Speaker 11: But I also saw them at an intersection one time,
Speaker 11: one way or what's called wemer Wemo Weymo and another
Speaker 11: weymo and they were like they were stuck.
Speaker 5: There, like do you go you don't think humans do that?
Speaker 6: Well?
Speaker 5: Watch a TV show from the eighties. I don't know, man,
Speaker 5: it seems scary to me. Was there a wreck when
Speaker 5: you saw it? No, they didn't hit each other. Who's
Speaker 5: been in one of these? I haven't scooda.
Speaker 6: Have you been in a waymo? Goood to Steve? Yeah,
Speaker 6: you feel like a waymo guys go? And and how
Speaker 6: cool or weird is it?
Speaker 10: It was?
Speaker 3: Really?
Speaker 8: It was a really cool experience because no one's driving
Speaker 8: the car and you're sitting there, so it's kind of trippy.
Speaker 8: But I got in trouble with it because the winchow
Speaker 8: whippers were coming on, and so I was just instinctually like,
Speaker 8: let me turn the winchow wippers off. You reached out top, yes,
Speaker 8: and so you touched that wheel area which is supposed
Speaker 8: to never go near.
Speaker 5: I had no idea. I was like, oh, it's not rating,
Speaker 5: let me turn these things off.
Speaker 8: And all of a sudden, I went boom, and it
Speaker 8: pulled us to the side of the road and a
Speaker 8: woman came on from like Kansas.
Speaker 5: It was like a dirty movie.
Speaker 2: Go ahead, and.
Speaker 8: She's like, we've noticed that one of your passengers touched
Speaker 8: the wheel and I was like, no, I didn't touch
Speaker 8: the wheel.
Speaker 5: And I couldn't even explain myself.
Speaker 8: It's almost like a police officer didn't want to hear
Speaker 8: what I had to say about me being you know,
Speaker 8: courteous and turning the blades off. She was, if you
Speaker 8: did it one more time, we're going to suspend you
Speaker 8: account pull it to the side road and kick you
Speaker 8: out of the car.
Speaker 6: It was a real human, not an AI.
Speaker 5: No, it's a real cou have an AI, maybe.
Speaker 6: I'm in Eventually this is how it's gonna because everything's
Speaker 6: gonna move faster and safer.
Speaker 8: And it was extremely safe because there are our cameras
Speaker 8: everywhere and it gets all the angles and it actually
Speaker 8: is probably safer than a regular driver because they're paying
Speaker 8: attention to every part of the vehicle.
Speaker 5: And will there be obvious times where the computer does
Speaker 5: mess up?
Speaker 2: Sure?
Speaker 6: Yeah, but what about humans? We do every day all
Speaker 6: the time. We mess up all the time. And also
Speaker 6: I just don't want to drive.
Speaker 2: What can you like, are there cameras in there so like?
Speaker 2: Or could you get hanky panky?
Speaker 13: And what?
Speaker 2: I haven't thought about that too.
Speaker 8: I was like, I want to do like a video
Speaker 8: series where you smoke weedon here, I have sex in
Speaker 8: the back, like do all kinds of like things and
Speaker 8: get away.
Speaker 5: Where would that video series go?
Speaker 2: YouTube?
Speaker 6: Yeah? I know his own phone.
Speaker 8: But I realized you can't do that because I touched,
Speaker 8: I got near the steering wheel and they were already
Speaker 8: like flagging me, and there's cameras in there.
Speaker 5: For sure, I thought I murdered somebody, maybe Robin By
Speaker 5: what video this will be?
Speaker 6: It's actually a blue collar crime, white collar crime, ripping
Speaker 6: the tags off the pillow when it says, don't do it.
Speaker 8: But it's gonna be tough to bring that to other
Speaker 8: cities because right now it only functions on a grid city.
Speaker 8: So San Francisco works because there's it's a very tight
Speaker 8: grid of you know, launch suit latitude and all that.
Speaker 6: We're here, boord, dude, I'm gonna move on. Okay, Yeah,
Speaker 6: thank you. New Orleans rams up security as Marty Drawl
Speaker 6: season begins. New Orleans mayor LaToya Cantell's seeking expert security advice.
Speaker 6: Fourteen people died when they got drove into the crowd
Speaker 6: on Bourbon Street New Year's Day, and they're hiring special
Speaker 6: tactical experts to review the city security plans ahead of
Speaker 6: Marty Grass super Bowl is going to be there, ko
Speaker 6: Ceo with that story. If you're feeling sick, there's something
Speaker 6: called the quademics that's happening now. I think we've somewhat
Speaker 6: been suffering from a bit of this and it's not
Speaker 6: a real thing. It's like the quademic is going to
Speaker 6: get you. There's just four things that are going around
Speaker 6: a lot right now. Flu is bad right now, RSV, neurovirus,
Speaker 6: and COVID, and some people are getting multiples. But these
Speaker 6: are these are everywhere kd VR. The raging winter storm
Speaker 6: drops twelve inches of snow on Washington in the mid
Speaker 6: Atlantic region.
Speaker 5: It's really cold. Uh huh, it's cold. It's cool. It's time.
Speaker 6: But we got a little snow yesterday. But I think
Speaker 6: ours is called the dusting. They got a parent like
Speaker 6: a snow. Yeah, we got the dusting.
Speaker 5: We got a little does Washington. What did they say,
Speaker 5: twelve mid Atlantic region?
Speaker 6: Yeah, I brought Central Appalachia Mountains winters from mornings southern
Speaker 6: Illinois to Delaware. It's just above us where we are,
Speaker 6: into the right on the map. Okay, Lunchbox went to
Speaker 6: the streets to ask people about their New Year's resolutions.
Speaker 6: It's almost time to stop talking about them, Like you
Speaker 6: still have a couple of days, but after like the fifteenth,
Speaker 6: no more, right, it's not a New year resolution, it's
Speaker 6: just a general have a good day, right, like make
Speaker 6: them now? Guys, here we go number one, Go ahead, thanks.
Speaker 2: A lot many New Year. Yeah, I got you got
Speaker 2: your resolution already and go Maybe I'll think you trying
Speaker 2: to work out, but now you've already giving up, So
Speaker 2: it felt good, like two days ago.
Speaker 6: What's that laugh? He was, Okay, maybe resolutions don't do
Speaker 6: that laugh.
Speaker 12: Well, it's kind of awkward when he says I've already
Speaker 12: given up on it. We're only what eight nine days
Speaker 12: into the new year? Four days and I don't even
Speaker 12: know what day it was.
Speaker 6: They go, yeah, mine, but yeah, it doesn't sound like
Speaker 6: he's gonna workout. Does sound like he's gonna work out once?
Speaker 2: Okay?
Speaker 6: I think you should resolve to not give those clips?
Speaker 2: What the fake laugh?
Speaker 6: No, the ones that don't make sense where it's like,
Speaker 6: give a result and you can't hear. That's my that's
Speaker 6: my resolution. There's a body of a baby talking in
Speaker 6: the back and I was a kid talking to them.
Speaker 2: It's really annoying.
Speaker 6: Let's do that. He has a lot to Let's resolve
Speaker 6: and not do bad audio clips.
Speaker 7: Yeah, honestly, I was like, I'm surprised.
Speaker 6: That just made the air me too, honestly, And I
Speaker 6: tried and I went there and then I took a
Speaker 6: step back.
Speaker 7: There's multiple filters.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know, I know. Yeah.
Speaker 6: My my resolution is to move on.
Speaker 2: Let's go to number two.
Speaker 6: Wait hit it?
Speaker 2: Oh, go ahead, Happy New Year, Happy New Year. What's
Speaker 2: that new year's resolution.
Speaker 5: To not do a New Year's resolution in twenty twenty five?
Speaker 2: All right, we'll see you later.
Speaker 6: Man, you didn't know him.
Speaker 2: This is the neighborhood, just walking pass it on the sidewalk.
Speaker 6: Solid first clip audio is good because we'd have been like, oh,
Speaker 6: that's interesting. The guy was weirded out by you. But
Speaker 6: then he also made a resolution to not make a resolution.
Speaker 6: But that's making a resolution. But also he just didn't
Speaker 6: want you bothering him. All right, next, how's it going?
Speaker 2: Happy New Year? How's that new Year's resolution going? You
Speaker 2: know where?
Speaker 5: I haven't really found about it?
Speaker 7: Weak and I'm just right deep bank.
Speaker 6: Hold on right?
Speaker 5: What is happening?
Speaker 6: Oh? No, I hear what is love? Over the top
Speaker 6: the beefinger, him re asking the question, which we know
Speaker 6: what the question is? This is not good? No, I
Speaker 6: know we got so.
Speaker 10: I think she said she hasn't really thought about it
Speaker 10: because she's been sick.
Speaker 6: Let's just move pivot to lunchboxes resolution.
Speaker 2: Should we go?
Speaker 6: Wait?
Speaker 2: Should we go to number four? Number five?
Speaker 6: I resolved not too?
Speaker 2: Number five? Nember five is better?
Speaker 6: Yeah? You sure?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Hy norm five?
Speaker 6: Okay, his neighborhood go ahead.
Speaker 2: I got that New Year's resolution. What is it for
Speaker 2: twenty twenty five?
Speaker 5: I need to eat more green stuff like vegetables, avocados,
Speaker 5: green smoothies, that kind of stuff.
Speaker 2: Okay, well, stay warm and happy new year. Good luck
Speaker 2: in twenty twenty five. Sorry to bother, you never bother.
Speaker 6: Okay. I would resolve for the layers to have kept
Speaker 6: this segment from me.
Speaker 2: Wait, what was that?
Speaker 6: Was that?
Speaker 2: Not bad?
Speaker 4: That was better?
Speaker 6: That's fine, it's fine. I wouldn't choose to do this
Speaker 6: as content though, why we don't know them, and the
Speaker 6: resolutions weren't like super fun, like, oh wow, we can't
Speaker 6: believe it. It's like eat lettuce with people we don't know.
Speaker 2: Who says eat more green stuff. I've never heard someone
Speaker 2: say that.
Speaker 6: Oh I think I don't know eighty percent of people
Speaker 6: that make resolutions eat healthier. Yeah, I think I think
Speaker 6: it just you just caught us.
Speaker 5: That was good.
Speaker 7: Your response was like okay, well then yeah, good luck.
Speaker 5: Like you didn't even have a response, So how's he
Speaker 5: supposed to take it?
Speaker 6: The element the elements of the segment would be either
Speaker 6: they say something really crazy and funny that we can
Speaker 6: like talk about, or something wild happened. It's like you're
Speaker 6: on a ferir's wheel while it's I don't know something.
Speaker 6: There's like an event happening while it happens. The audio
Speaker 6: sounds good. Well, I mean there was crazy stuff going on,
Speaker 6: like checking out the grocery store, wild and crazy girls
Speaker 6: gone wild stuff. Yeah you're here, Dean. Any of your
Speaker 6: thoughts on about being a little harsh here, No, I
Speaker 6: think it's no. She was gonna say, I think it's
Speaker 6: a good fun and then she was like, it ain't
Speaker 6: good fun. I think it was fine.
Speaker 12: But it also gives people ideas maybe if they haven't
Speaker 12: come up with a resolution yet, maybe they think of, oh,
Speaker 12: maybe that's what.
Speaker 6: I'll do, and we're going to tell them that because
Speaker 6: that's not being said everywhere on every media platform like
Speaker 6: social media.
Speaker 12: I didn't see anybody checking out the grocery store getting
Speaker 12: like on the news when you turn it on, there's
Speaker 12: no one asking.
Speaker 2: The cash here.
Speaker 6: There's a reason for that. I'm glad you said that.
Speaker 6: There normal absolute reason for that.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 7: I like the effort.
Speaker 10: I think it just sometimes things fall flat.
Speaker 6: Yeah, sometimes you strike out for all of us, absolutely,
Speaker 6: for all of us.
Speaker 2: But I mean, should we go in number four since
Speaker 2: we know I want to.
Speaker 6: But what about the layers that could have kept this
Speaker 6: from me?
Speaker 2: Well, I didn't give it to any layers.
Speaker 6: Somebody has to double it in.
Speaker 2: I can do that.
Speaker 6: You dubbed these in and edited them?
Speaker 7: You did not you put them change?
Speaker 6: Did he double him in? He didn't do anything the
Speaker 6: original assignment?
Speaker 2: What does he do?
Speaker 6: Does he record the audio and just ship it to people?
Speaker 8: He sends it off to like myself, and then they'll
Speaker 8: go through it and we'll clean it up and then
Speaker 8: we'll get it to Ray and he does the final
Speaker 8: pass and he puts it into the system and then.
Speaker 2: We play it.
Speaker 6: Okay, so now we know multiple layers have But I
Speaker 6: don't think it's raised job to do a quality control
Speaker 6: of content. Rage job is to make sure it goes
Speaker 6: in and just is he hits the button, it starts
Speaker 6: on time, like he's audio. Like if Scuba had this
Speaker 6: and listen to this and was like you got to
Speaker 6: go with it, Like that's on Scuba, Oh, it is
Speaker 6: on me. We did this for this exact same reason
Speaker 6: because it is so bad. No, that's not true. This
Speaker 6: was not done as a pseudo bit.
Speaker 7: Wait does that work now?
Speaker 6: As Prep's Mazarro segment where it's so bad it's funny.
Speaker 12: Here's I. I, yes, Scuba did have quality control, but
Speaker 12: I wouldn't even throw a scooba.
Speaker 2: And I was like, hey, I'll take the bullet.
Speaker 6: Now you can't throw you on the bus. You did it.
Speaker 2: I'll take the bullet for that one.
Speaker 6: Do you want to do four? Yes? Right?
Speaker 2: For we got our resolutions lined up.
Speaker 5: Take one day at a time, that's my That's okay.
Speaker 5: Then I know I can't fail on that one.
Speaker 6: Taking one day time.
Speaker 3: I like you.
Speaker 2: Taking one day at a time.
Speaker 6: You know. I like her. I think i'd probably be
Speaker 6: friendly with her.
Speaker 5: She sounds nice, but it's it's a.
Speaker 6: Good reminder dynamic.
Speaker 10: Sometimes we need to even take one minute.
Speaker 6: Of the fact that we asked a question again in
Speaker 6: every one of the clips, because we know what we're doing.
Speaker 6: It's not like, well they don't know, no, no, But
Speaker 6: I'm saying I can just play the part where they're
Speaker 6: answering because we we know as we're doing the bit.
Speaker 12: So you got to hear how the conversation goes, how
Speaker 12: awkwardly I get into it.
Speaker 6: We don't, and then it's not even that good awkward.
Speaker 6: The only one that's awkwards when you like assaulted the
Speaker 6: guy in the neighborhood he was on the wall. Yeah yeah, okay, Well,
Speaker 6: what do we learn from this? Take the one day,
Speaker 6: do better work one's Cuba more stuff, right.
Speaker 8: We learned that, you guys see a little dose of
Speaker 8: what I have to deal with for the last five years.
Speaker 8: I'm getting this kind of audio and then trying to
Speaker 8: pick the ones that work, and this was one of
Speaker 8: the ones where none of them work, but they.
Speaker 6: So they kind of did work.
Speaker 7: Though some of his audio is great.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, yeah, you do it. It's up to you. Yes, no,
Speaker 6: only you'll get a pattern on to me. If only
Speaker 6: it's good. You can kill segments. Yes, yeah.
Speaker 8: Normally he'll give me like ten things and there are
Speaker 8: a lot of them, and I'll go through and find
Speaker 8: like the two to three that are absolute home run
Speaker 8: and the rest will never hear ever, And I do that.
Speaker 6: I've been doing that. Why did I get this?
Speaker 2: Well, those were five home runs.
Speaker 6: This was kind of like an example of just like
Speaker 6: this is Oh it was because I wasn't told that, Hey,
Speaker 6: check this out. This bit sucks, but you should play
Speaker 6: and make fun of it. We just did it naturally.
Speaker 8: It was also I think when I've put together our
Speaker 8: first day back, and I was kind of like, here's
Speaker 8: audio later exactly exactly. Good jobs. It's not your fault,
Speaker 8: but kind of it is, well, it's not his fault,
Speaker 8: he's him.
Speaker 5: Oh.
Speaker 7: Answers were kind.
Speaker 6: Of well, no, you can go get better answers.
Speaker 2: I like to hear what people have to say, normal Americans.
Speaker 6: You really don't you call everybody stupid. They don't agree
Speaker 6: with you, Well.
Speaker 2: I agree with their resolutions. Take it one day at
Speaker 2: a time.
Speaker 6: That's all. Thank you, Bobby Bone Show Today.
Speaker 2: This story comes us from Loveland, Colorado.
Speaker 12: A man walked into a bank, handed the teller a
Speaker 12: note and sat there, and the teller looked to the
Speaker 12: nose like, man, I can't read this, And the guy
Speaker 12: just kept pointing at the note, and she's like, sir,
Speaker 12: your handwriting so bad. I can't read this. He pointed
Speaker 12: out the note again, She's like, what does it say?
Speaker 12: He refused to speak, walked out of the bank. Okay,
Speaker 12: got no money. Note said he was trying to rob
Speaker 12: the place, but it was such bad handwriting the teller
Speaker 12: couldn't read it, and so he got charge.
Speaker 2: Of robbing the bank.
Speaker 6: But how would they know he's robbing the bank? If
Speaker 6: could somebody else read it?
Speaker 12: I the police said it was a note that said
Speaker 12: he was robbing the bank, but she kept acting like
Speaker 12: I don't.
Speaker 6: Maybe she was acting like it. Yeah, that's like she
Speaker 6: needed him to say it, like what are you you
Speaker 6: want to rab me?
Speaker 10: No?
Speaker 6: Rap rap.
Speaker 1: Robe?
Speaker 2: We want a robe?
Speaker 6: So he says it for sure, Why do you refuse
Speaker 6: to speak?
Speaker 2: If you got the note, you're there.
Speaker 6: To have the right to remain silent. Rob a bank
Speaker 6: anytime you want, but don't talk. You've heard that. It's
Speaker 6: called Miranda rights. Maybe he was lost his voice, maybe
Speaker 6: maybe he had bronch eyitis. Yeah, that's all right, I'm lunchbox.
Speaker 6: That's your bonehead story of the day. I mean, do
Speaker 6: you have a word of the year this year? I
Speaker 6: know every other year you've had him.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 10: It's alignment life, body, yeah, mind, body, spirit, everything, just
Speaker 10: how I want to show up feels in harmony together.
Speaker 10: But also you know I love a double meaning and
Speaker 10: my posture too, like I'm working on alignment.
Speaker 6: Like right now, do we know she loves a double meaning?
Speaker 6: Because I don't know know that I did it water.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I know, lunchbox re rimvered water, because I don't
Speaker 10: know that was your word. I wanted to be flowy,
Speaker 10: let go with the flow like water, but I also
Speaker 10: wanted to drink more water. Interesting, so that was my
Speaker 10: word of the year a couple of years ago.
Speaker 7: I like it.
Speaker 6: I just assume none of us know she loves a
Speaker 6: double meaning because the one time of year she gives
Speaker 6: us a word.
Speaker 7: Oh okay, it is my take.
Speaker 10: And I've been trying not to cross my legs the
Speaker 10: entire show, which is hard. So I'm trying to sit
Speaker 10: with good posture because that's helping me be in alignment.
Speaker 6: So do you remember your other words water, alignment?
Speaker 10: Yeah, connection, Well, I've only had a word like the
Speaker 10: last three years.
Speaker 5: I was connection at double meaning.
Speaker 6: Do you remember, oh dude, how things connect, like making
Speaker 6: sure everything's plugged in? I guess. And then also, you
Speaker 6: know how she loves a double meaning.
Speaker 10: I wanted to be connected to myself but also in
Speaker 10: community and connection with others.
Speaker 6: So you've given up on those other things a water
Speaker 6: and connection. That's over.
Speaker 7: Well every year on to the next thing.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, So this year it's alignment. Any
Speaker 6: specific things you're aiming for though.
Speaker 10: Well, I just feel like the last few years have
Speaker 10: been a lot of healing has taken place. I'm trying
Speaker 10: to get grounded and stay rooted, and I feel like
Speaker 10: I I've got the roots now, and so now I'm
Speaker 10: just want to work on staying in that alignment and
Speaker 10: being true to myself and in alignment.
Speaker 7: With my values.
Speaker 6: That's what you're known for, your values, is you know?
Speaker 10: For there's times where I haven't been No.
Speaker 6: No, I'm not really talking about your values. I'm talking
Speaker 6: about you claiming what you're known for something or then
Speaker 6: you are, but you do have high value than You're
Speaker 6: a good person. No, I just want no, don't argue
Speaker 6: with that. You're a good person.
Speaker 2: We know you love good values.
Speaker 6: You're a good person.
Speaker 10: I want to lean into that more because I feel
Speaker 10: more in alignment than I ever have.
Speaker 6: You're also a good person, and if you're going to
Speaker 6: get better than you aren't out Guys, I don't know
Speaker 6: if I ca get around her. No, I'm telling you
Speaker 6: it's already hard to be around her because.
Speaker 10: It's not about being better than y'all are, being an
Speaker 10: external thing. It's more of like, do I feel in
Speaker 10: alignment with who I want to show up at it
Speaker 10: it makes.
Speaker 2: You any better?
Speaker 7: Oh my gosh, never mind, it's too good.
Speaker 6: Called the prophecy.
Speaker 7: What's your word?
Speaker 6: I don't know. Let me think about it. Let us
Speaker 6: idiots think of a word for the more think.
Speaker 5: Okay, it doesn't have to have double meaning though, because.
Speaker 6: That's well you're not known for that, am he's known
Speaker 6: for that?
Speaker 5: Okay, we're done.
Speaker 6: Goodbye, See tomorrow.
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