Speaker 1: Wake up, wake.
Speaker 2: Up in the morning, and it's a radio and the
Speaker 2: dogs keeps on time already lunchbox, mor get to Scooper,
Speaker 2: Steve bred at it trying to put you through fog.
Speaker 2: He's running this week's next bit. The Bobby's on the box,
Speaker 2: so you know what this this.
Speaker 1: The Bobby ball.
Speaker 3: I want to play some sounds from all of our vacations.
Speaker 3: We had some time off last week. Hopefully had a
Speaker 3: couple of days off yourself. I like it when Fourth
Speaker 3: of July falls on a Thursday, because I mean it's
Speaker 3: really nobody works on Friday. Like I used to work
Speaker 3: on Fridays back in the day when I had a
Speaker 3: job that we had to mow or weed, eat or
Speaker 3: wait tables and shout out to everybody who has a
Speaker 3: job that keeps it going.
Speaker 1: But like now Thursday off, why not take Friday off?
Speaker 1: We're all weak now. So these are sounds from our vacations.
Speaker 1: Here's my sound. First, go ahead, what do you think
Speaker 1: that is?
Speaker 4: Oh, that's definitely.
Speaker 1: Happened.
Speaker 3: Went to Wimbledon, No, no, didn't, tried to go on vacation,
Speaker 3: tried to go overseas and it was like, let's go
Speaker 3: have an eight time off in a long time, and
Speaker 3: we go and we buy our tickets like two weeks
Speaker 3: before vacation and hotels and everything, go to the airport
Speaker 3: check our bags go all the way through, ten minutes
Speaker 3: from boarding, and my wife gets super sick and we
Speaker 3: go home.
Speaker 1: Our bags went on the trip. Oh they did. We
Speaker 1: finally got them back. It took It's hard to track
Speaker 1: down a bag.
Speaker 3: It basically has to go and they have to find
Speaker 3: it somewhere else and then send it back. So dang,
Speaker 3: we lost like half our money.
Speaker 1: We yeah, yeah, did you.
Speaker 5: Not know that?
Speaker 3: We kind of kept it under raps because we don't
Speaker 3: be feeling sorry for us because like, oh, they didn't
Speaker 3: go on vacation.
Speaker 1: But yeah, she got really sick.
Speaker 6: What's like the sound is no longer with us.
Speaker 3: I mean she's at home with us, I'm getting there,
Speaker 3: I'm getting So she got really sick, so we had
Speaker 3: to leave and she was sick for three or four days,
Speaker 3: like pretty bad. So it was weird walking out of
Speaker 3: the airport when we went in with bags, walked out
Speaker 3: an hour later with no bags.
Speaker 1: We just and we got dropped off by ubers.
Speaker 3: We called it uber got home, but again, better to
Speaker 3: do that than her gets sick somewhere weird. Sure, so
Speaker 3: glad we made that decision because she was sick for days.
Speaker 3: We have a new pickleball court that Eddie and I built,
Speaker 3: and so I basically played pickleble every day. I just
Speaker 3: had friends come over and we played pickleball every day.
Speaker 3: And my ankle's hurt and my hip flexes her.
Speaker 1: But it's awesome. I mean, that's kind of what you
Speaker 1: want to do on vacation anyway.
Speaker 3: Right, I would have rather had this vacation because we
Speaker 3: had a plan for a long time, and my wife
Speaker 3: and I had put a lot of work into it.
Speaker 3: I eat, she put a lot of work into But
Speaker 3: we made the right decision. It was a hard one
Speaker 3: to make, but we made it. But that's what I did.
Speaker 3: I play pickleball the whole time, and like went to
Speaker 3: like card shops and bought baseball cards, football herds.
Speaker 1: There's no sound there on that. And what do you do, Helen?
Speaker 1: I got any cars? How much for that one?
Speaker 7: That guy looks like a good ball player.
Speaker 1: I think I'll take two. So that's that's mine. Okay,
Speaker 1: let's hear amy sound go ahead, you are taping someone.
Speaker 1: Riss together holding hostage in your baby. Oh wow, that's
Speaker 1: a vacation.
Speaker 4: No, I was just packing.
Speaker 7: That's packing the whole time, like.
Speaker 4: The whole time.
Speaker 7: So I yeah, I didn't go.
Speaker 1: Anywhere, but I will say that is actually cool and good. Yes,
Speaker 1: like that's productive.
Speaker 6: Happening and had time to do that because a life
Speaker 6: transition like preparing to sounds like.
Speaker 3: You're changing sexist when you say that, is that what
Speaker 3: you're packed? Yeah, it sounds like she's like, I will
Speaker 3: now be andy. Yeah, Amy's gone. Yeah, well you.
Speaker 1: Know, we support you take a little more.
Speaker 4: Than packing take.
Speaker 6: Okay, but I think having time off and using it
Speaker 6: that way because having to do something like that while
Speaker 6: also focus working is a lot. So it was good
Speaker 6: to have dedicated time. But it definitely does all I did.
Speaker 1: Are you done?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Pretty much?
Speaker 3: Ish Like there's just say I don't want to say
Speaker 3: anything about that.
Speaker 1: Can I got a text from you last night? Can
Speaker 1: I mention ish that? Or no?
Speaker 4: I mean I guess I don't. I mean that's right.
Speaker 6: That's also why sometimes honestly, like.
Speaker 3: Talk about off air. Want to make sure you're comfortable
Speaker 3: with it. If so, I want to bring something up, Okay, cool, cool,
Speaker 3: let's hear it. Let's hear it, let's hear Eddie sound.
Speaker 7: Oh that's taking me back right now.
Speaker 3: Hey, I saw you without your shirt on on the beach.
Speaker 3: If you posted Instagram, yeah you look pretty good man,
Speaker 3: Thanks dude, that mighty be. I don't write comments very
Speaker 3: often on anybody's Instagram because I feel like who cares
Speaker 3: like for me? Nobody want to see my comment. And
Speaker 3: I think I was like, hey, man, looking good. But
Speaker 3: then I heard aim in my head, go, you shouldn't
Speaker 3: comment on people's bodies.
Speaker 6: Oh well, Eddie and you have a different relationship.
Speaker 4: It could be it's more of the casual coworker.
Speaker 6: We don't really know what's going on in their life,
Speaker 6: and you maybe make a comment about their body. But
Speaker 6: I think you know you work out with him every day,
Speaker 6: you know his life.
Speaker 1: I'm telling you you're in like blue shorts and your
Speaker 1: cowboys had on dode. You look good, paying off.
Speaker 6: But also, Eddie had the same value a few months ago,
Speaker 6: when maybe his body is.
Speaker 8: Physically different your values. Right now, you're in the video, buddy,
Speaker 8: let's go, let's go.
Speaker 4: He was worth the same.
Speaker 3: Like you know, intellectually mentally your worst but physically I'm
Speaker 3: still dyslexic.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it was awesome. How do you not like the beach?
Speaker 9: We relaxed. I went fishing a couple of days. I
Speaker 9: caught a couple of fish. The kids had fun, So
Speaker 9: to me, that's a win. When the kids have fun
Speaker 9: on vacation, we all win, I wrote, looking in shape. There, Bub,
Speaker 9: you call me bub on your Instagram. Probably that's probably
Speaker 9: because you like commented something that you're like, that's a
Speaker 9: little awkward, and said Bob, No, I think I just
Speaker 9: felt it's above it's above moment.
Speaker 8: Hey, Bob, you're like, nipples are excuse me, they're pretty
Speaker 8: spread apart.
Speaker 9: Just the first time I've ever seen this. Well, that's
Speaker 9: got to be the pecks right, spreading them apart.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I have tiny nipples, so I'm not the greatest guy,
Speaker 3: but yours, like are pretty far apart. I don't know
Speaker 3: if it's a little too far. Not a little too far?
Speaker 3: You think I'll need to judge. Okay, a picture of
Speaker 3: the rock and measure see how far his are. Okay,
Speaker 3: does he still hemsworth? Hemsworth? Oh that's a good point.
Speaker 3: I thought he took him out. Lunchbox is sound, let's
Speaker 3: hear it for a thousand.
Speaker 7: We went to Chicago and let me tell you, there
Speaker 7: is nothing but cars honking all the time. Like going
Speaker 7: as a kid, you don't notice it, You're just like, wow,
Speaker 7: big city, this is amazing. As as an adult, it
Speaker 7: is the most unrelaxing thing to just hear as you
Speaker 7: walk through this city going to the bathroom, and it's
Speaker 7: all they do is honk their horns everywhere. It is like, geez, really,
Speaker 7: relax people.
Speaker 1: I love going to Chicago in the summer. Yeah, it
Speaker 1: is the best. It's funny since summer winter. Shout out
Speaker 1: everybody in Chicago that is able to get through those winters.
Speaker 1: Not for me. My blood can't take it.
Speaker 3: Like I love Boston, I love Chicago, two of my
Speaker 3: favorite cities until like November.
Speaker 1: You got a ball game.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I went to a Cubs game, just went to
Speaker 7: different things around Chicago. It was so fun. But the
Speaker 7: horns honking drove me nuts. I was like, this is
Speaker 7: not relaxing.
Speaker 1: What about New York?
Speaker 7: Like New York, I've only been in New York like
Speaker 7: one twice in my life, maybe so I don't really.
Speaker 1: A lot of honking there.
Speaker 7: Yeah, a lot of honking. But I just didn't. As
Speaker 7: a kid, I go to Chicago and I was like, man,
Speaker 7: this is so cool. It's so beautiful. It's amazing. As
Speaker 7: an adult, you realize how much people honked their horn.
Speaker 10: We're really on this honking Thingowds didn't care about the honking,
Speaker 10: but me, I'm like, oh, geez, let me get You're
Speaker 10: sitting in your hotel room and you just hear.
Speaker 1: Downtown. Yeah, hotel room. That's fun. The Chicago's awesome. I'm
Speaker 1: a little jealous. I guess I'm jealous of all of you. Well,
Speaker 1: not Ammy.
Speaker 4: We all went to.
Speaker 6: Chicago together, remember, Yeah, I saw.
Speaker 7: The hotel we stayed at and everything. I was like, oh,
Speaker 7: it's the hotel.
Speaker 6: We stayed in the hotel and lunch, Fox and I
Speaker 6: went out and like walked around.
Speaker 1: No, no, we all stayed at the hotel. Amy said
Speaker 1: that wrong.
Speaker 3: She made it sound like I stayed in the hotel
Speaker 3: and made them be homeless. So what we used to
Speaker 3: do back before we had any sort of financial means
Speaker 3: as a show. If we were number one, like four
Speaker 3: times in a row, I would just buy the whole
Speaker 3: show a trip.
Speaker 7: And we don't know that's lest.
Speaker 3: Three and Carlos maybe Yeah, so it's four and we
Speaker 3: would just go to a city and be like, here's
Speaker 3: a reward. I didn't make them not stay in the hotel.
Speaker 3: We all had rooms, but I never.
Speaker 6: Left the room, right, So we would go out and explore.
Speaker 6: I mean, you would do some things, but then you're like,
Speaker 6: all right, I'm.
Speaker 4: Gonna call it a night.
Speaker 6: And he'd go sit in his hotel room lunchbocks, and
Speaker 6: I would go explore the city, which.
Speaker 7: Has kind of weird.
Speaker 1: Those are the days they were like.
Speaker 4: We were like, yeah, we didn't have kids and we
Speaker 4: were young.
Speaker 1: Well we didn't have kids.
Speaker 6: Well, we would ride Ferris wheels and lunchocks and I
Speaker 6: crashed a wedding yep.
Speaker 7: And did good old here and me and Amy went
Speaker 7: to a wedding a Navy peer.
Speaker 4: Good times.
Speaker 3: You guys can call us if you want. Eight seven
Speaker 3: seven seventy seven, Bobby. That's our number, eight seven seven
Speaker 3: seventy seven, Bobby uh breaking news.
Speaker 1: Breaking news, brebny news.
Speaker 3: We have thirty eight minutes away from a Bobby Bone
Speaker 3: show and now it's in a press conference.
Speaker 1: You'll be able to hear it live and you'll be
Speaker 1: able to stream it.
Speaker 3: I'll put it up on my Instagram, mister Bobby Bones,
Speaker 3: and also on the show's Facebook page, So wherever you
Speaker 3: want to see it, you can see it. But twenty
Speaker 3: after next hour, personal announcement here on the Bobby Bone Show.
Speaker 3: All right, cool back in a second time for the
Speaker 3: news Bobby's story.
Speaker 1: Much box.
Speaker 3: You have an announcement, not the press conference, but announcement
Speaker 3: you want to.
Speaker 1: Share with us. A big one, big one, come on,
Speaker 1: a big one, the one in the news.
Speaker 3: A mega million's ticket bought here it's worth one million dollars.
Speaker 3: Oh my good, What a day for you to come
Speaker 3: in and drop that on us. What a day, what
Speaker 3: a bit.
Speaker 7: I saw this and I just want you to know
Speaker 7: it was almost me.
Speaker 1: What do you mean almost you?
Speaker 7: This is me at that gas station.
Speaker 4: Hello?
Speaker 1: How you doing?
Speaker 7: Hell? I want to be a billionaire?
Speaker 1: Me too?
Speaker 11: Love?
Speaker 7: So can I press the buttons because I got a
Speaker 7: lucky finger?
Speaker 4: I can't.
Speaker 7: Okay, let me go to miss your tongue.
Speaker 1: Can you do with your tongue?
Speaker 7: But you got a lucky tongue?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 7: No, but everybody's done lucky fingers that have work for me?
Speaker 7: Let me see about this calf them. Well, that sounds
Speaker 7: pretty good. Doing a little bit louder. Okay, that sounds
Speaker 7: like a billion dollars. I'm under the fifty tickets old bit.
Speaker 7: That is from when it was a billion dollars. I
Speaker 7: went to that gas.
Speaker 3: Station a mega million's ticket on West End Avenue worth
Speaker 3: one million dollars. So you didn't go like the day
Speaker 3: from you've been. You're proven you've been to that gas stage.
Speaker 7: Yes, that like I do. Sometimes I do seven elevens
Speaker 7: as my routine because there was a seven eleven down
Speaker 7: the street from my house as a kid. So I
Speaker 7: try to switch it up, you know. Sometimes I go
Speaker 7: to the small towns. Sometimes I go to the seven elevens.
Speaker 7: And when I saw that it was a seven eleven,
Speaker 7: I was like, I've been to that seven eleven.
Speaker 1: Somebody won a million bucks.
Speaker 7: I'm gonna go investigate today.
Speaker 1: In nash Motown.
Speaker 3: It's not great for your heart if you get angry
Speaker 3: speaking a lunchbox. After a new study, health experts are
Speaker 3: stressing the importance of controlling your anger and rage.
Speaker 1: It might save your life.
Speaker 3: The study found that being anger prone is an independent
Speaker 3: risk factor for heart disease. Researchers found the people who
Speaker 3: are more frequently explosively angry were five times more likely
Speaker 3: to have a heart attack in the hours right after
Speaker 3: an outburst. WHOA from circulation or research publication. See you
Speaker 3: take a deep breath, all of you.
Speaker 1: But why do we have that emotion then if we
Speaker 1: can't do and no, anger is good? Yeah, a feeling.
Speaker 1: It's the outburst. Yeah, it's the quick release of then
Speaker 1: makes your heart go into overtime.
Speaker 4: The keyword in the article was explosive.
Speaker 7: Explosive. You're supposed to keep it in.
Speaker 6: No, you need you need to have tools to process
Speaker 6: it better.
Speaker 3: You release it like a damn releases water so there's
Speaker 3: not a flood.
Speaker 7: Something else?
Speaker 1: No, no, no, Uh, let's rank the rage on the show.
Speaker 4: Rage?
Speaker 3: Yeah, rage, because I think bunch Boxes is one, but
Speaker 3: I think Scuba Steve is a low key number two.
Speaker 3: Remember Scuba choked somebody once and passed out.
Speaker 7: What about Eddie breaking brooms?
Speaker 1: Well, we'll get there.
Speaker 7: That's a tool. Though I used the brooms, Scuba.
Speaker 1: Didn't you choke somebody to pass out? Once we were
Speaker 1: talking about you. I got so mad you choke somebody.
Speaker 1: If you don't remember it, I could be rage filled.
Speaker 12: That was the old me that was before children and
Speaker 12: was that at a ross.
Speaker 1: What was that story, scoop Steam, I don't remember, dude.
Speaker 13: It was before I had kids and all that.
Speaker 12: I just know that there was a time in my
Speaker 12: life or that I overthought things and would get pretty
Speaker 12: upset and would take it out on anyone and everyone
Speaker 12: around me.
Speaker 7: Even if this is this was this guy's fault.
Speaker 13: We deserved it, but he blacked out.
Speaker 1: It's like the incredible hault, but not that incredible.
Speaker 12: Yeah, because I get so, I get so I guess
Speaker 12: nervous that I like lose all circulation through my body
Speaker 12: and I can't breathe anymore, and I think.
Speaker 13: I just passed out.
Speaker 1: That's rage.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I would go lunch, then scuba, then Amy. Yeah,
Speaker 3: yours doesn't come out. Yours doesn't manifest itself. There's no
Speaker 3: but the stories, and you.
Speaker 1: Like want in your card going I know, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: but I wouldn't say that it comes out. You can
Speaker 1: have a heard I'm raking out, who's having a heart
Speaker 1: attack from the rage? Just walking in the pool fully
Speaker 1: closed up part of it.
Speaker 4: Well, that's a tool circumstantial.
Speaker 3: Yes, I would put Amy at three, but her rage,
Speaker 3: she doesn't take it out on other people. But you
Speaker 3: can be raged to yourself. Let's say you punch a
Speaker 3: mirror and no one's there. Yeah, at the mirror, ever,
Speaker 3: get punched it all?
Speaker 1: Amy three? Eddie four Road Wow, Wow, Wow, I think's
Speaker 1: before me Road Rage.
Speaker 3: Eddy also has secret of breaking brooms, like he goes
Speaker 3: and wants to break stuff.
Speaker 1: Rage.
Speaker 3: Amy wanted us to put put her in one of
Speaker 3: those houses where you just start shattering stuff for her rage.
Speaker 3: Remember I gave her a TV to break it, broke it.
Speaker 3: I put Eddie at four and then like Mike and
Speaker 3: Morgan and Ray and I chill. Ray doesn't rage Ray rage,
Speaker 3: but different kind of range.
Speaker 1: Ray rages. But yeah, Race stresses, though I stress too.
Speaker 3: I don't only rage, but you get to a top
Speaker 3: four congratulations Rage power rankings.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 3: The Olympic Games July twenty sixth. They start in Paris
Speaker 3: and there are some events that are gone now. I
Speaker 3: got this article from Reader's Digest online. Imagine this. Imagine
Speaker 3: you trained for years, like six, seven, eight, nine, ten
Speaker 3: years because you want to make you barely miss the Olympics.
Speaker 1: It's times like I'm going for the and they removed
Speaker 1: your event.
Speaker 7: It'd be terrible.
Speaker 10: That's crazy that they just take some bring some it's
Speaker 10: weird events that are gone karate.
Speaker 3: Really they found it wasn't entertaining enough. It does kind
Speaker 3: of suck because they don't do that crane thing. If
Speaker 3: they did that, like if once an event they did that,
Speaker 3: that'd be cool, or they were like kickboxing, but they
Speaker 3: like go go that that point.
Speaker 1: It's stupid.
Speaker 3: I'm sure it's not, but to somebody who is way
Speaker 3: uneducated and uninformed on karate, because I don't know anything
Speaker 3: about it, so it looks dumb in baseball, and not
Speaker 3: because it's stupid, but because Major League Baseball conflicts completely
Speaker 3: with it that makes sense, like their season, So it's
Speaker 3: hard to get the best players either, like Latin players
Speaker 3: American players because they're the best ones to play ball.
Speaker 1: There is a new and break dancing nice. They touch
Speaker 1: the cardboard out and put it there through the back spin. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I hope they don't do like one move point. No,
Speaker 1: I want to see long and I want to I
Speaker 1: want to be all nineties hip hop like I would
Speaker 1: if I made the roles. Would be very entertaining.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I would also say I've been watching this thing on TikTok.
Speaker 3: It's the dumbest sport. But I can't stop watching it.
Speaker 3: So you know how they have skateboard and they have
Speaker 3: boarding and they have you go up and down rails
Speaker 3: and it's awesome. It's Tony Hawk. They do fingerboarding. You
Speaker 3: take two fingers and you put it on a skateboard.
Speaker 7: Little toy skateboard.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but they do it and there are judges and
Speaker 3: they're like, I'm doing Allie off the thing and they
Speaker 3: do it and it falls off the finger.
Speaker 7: Like god, that's so dope.
Speaker 1: There are two. My TikTok right now is dominated by
Speaker 1: three things.
Speaker 3: Nineties wrestling, pickleball because I'm playing a lot of pickleball,
Speaker 3: and this stupid skateboarding thing fingerboarding where it's like they're
Speaker 3: across from each other, like you know when they have
Speaker 3: the slap slap fights or they slap, they stand across
Speaker 3: the table like they're doing the slapping, but they're doing
Speaker 3: two fingers on a board. They're like, Allie off the
Speaker 3: rail and they try to pull it off with their
Speaker 3: fingers and if it falls off their fingers like I suck. Wow,
Speaker 3: it's so stupid. And the other one that I was
Speaker 3: watching for a while is the fake pony riding the horse.
Speaker 7: Talking about that. Yeah, it's so crazy.
Speaker 1: They take it so seriously.
Speaker 7: They're fake riding a horse with their like horse, but
Speaker 7: they're fake riding a big horse.
Speaker 1: But they're doing that to be funny. It's a real competition.
Speaker 9: They're galloping and like they skip across and they cry
Speaker 9: when they lose.
Speaker 7: That's ridiculous.
Speaker 4: Cries.
Speaker 7: Well the losers their parents, Yeah, for sure.
Speaker 4: The children are the adults.
Speaker 3: The adults is not good. Everybody go look up today.
Speaker 3: If you get some time fingerboarding, be careful on your search.
Speaker 3: And then secondly, on.
Speaker 1: Horsing.
Speaker 7: I think it's called hobby horsing. Hobby horse horsing too. Yeah, alright,
Speaker 7: that's the news.
Speaker 1: Whatever, Thank you.
Speaker 3: Bobby's Break your News Press conference in like eleven minutes.
Speaker 1: Personal announcement press conference, right thing.
Speaker 3: Okay, I'm pulling up my Instagram, mister Bobby Bones, and
Speaker 3: we're on Facebook right streaming the press conference. Okay, I'm
Speaker 3: going live on my Instagram, mister Bobby Bones.
Speaker 1: Three two one, Okay, break your news, Break your news.
Speaker 3: Welcome everybody for the Bobby Bones Show press conference. As
Speaker 3: you can see the studio, we're all sitting here on
Speaker 3: normal spots. We've been on vacation for a week and
Speaker 3: we now we're back. Amy, it's not you that has
Speaker 3: an announcement.
Speaker 1: Good, you're clear.
Speaker 4: I don't know who's gonna clear.
Speaker 3: Uh, Eddie, what's up?
Speaker 1: You are the announcer. How do you want to do this?
Speaker 1: Do you want to start with?
Speaker 7: Am Just go hard?
Speaker 1: Go hard. Let me just start off by saying.
Speaker 9: Something breaking news, press conference, my fellow Americans.
Speaker 1: Okay, just do it.
Speaker 9: Okay, okay, So so look, goodbyes are hard for me.
Speaker 9: All right, this is this is really not easy. I
Speaker 9: thought really hard about this.
Speaker 1: I know he's gonna cry.
Speaker 9: I prayed about it for weeks and weeks about this.
Speaker 9: I talked to my family, my kids, my wife, We
Speaker 9: sat down, we made this decision.
Speaker 1: I think some no, I don't think. Okay, go ahead.
Speaker 9: Some sidekicks maybe have predicted something like this would happen.
Speaker 1: A psychic, not a.
Speaker 7: Sidekick, was like, what sidekicks do you have?
Speaker 1: Sidekick? So I'm just gonna say it.
Speaker 9: This is I'm moving on to the next chapter of
Speaker 9: my life. I have lost something really important, and that
Speaker 9: is my hair system.
Speaker 1: He cut his hair system off, my hair system right
Speaker 1: here in my hands. No longer on my head, and
Speaker 1: even more importantly, I shave.
Speaker 3: I'm so jealous that his head shape is perfect. Oh,
Speaker 3: it's a perfect so annoying, it's awesome.
Speaker 1: Good for you.
Speaker 7: You know what's crazy about this?
Speaker 1: I know, well everybody does, like you're now going to
Speaker 1: be just bold.
Speaker 7: I don't know. Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 1: I mean I have. I've been bald for a few
Speaker 1: days now and.
Speaker 7: I like it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, looks good.
Speaker 9: I did, and look, the hair system was all the great.
Speaker 9: I love the hair system. I think the hair system
Speaker 9: is gonna make a lot of people happy when they
Speaker 9: do this.
Speaker 1: If they think about doing it, do it. It's great.
Speaker 7: For me.
Speaker 9: It didn't work. I felt very constricted. I had a
Speaker 9: more added stress in my life. I had to worry
Speaker 9: about my hair side by the way I did not
Speaker 9: because you're like, I need to get it. Was me going,
Speaker 9: you'll be a funny bit. So it wasn't like you
Speaker 9: got it and we're like, I was wrong. I changed
Speaker 9: my mind. It was you going, I'm good for that bit,
Speaker 9: let's do it. But I was open to it, and
Speaker 9: it just wasn't for me. But I think it's for
Speaker 9: a lot of people. However, this bald head.
Speaker 3: Scoob up right behind you with bald head. Two, both
Speaker 3: of you two, Yes, you're right behind each other. It's
Speaker 3: bald on bald crying right now, guys.
Speaker 9: But I'm not going full like razor to the head.
Speaker 9: I got a little bit like a number one on it.
Speaker 9: And dude, I'm telling you, it feels like I have
Speaker 9: more hair because you can't see all the bald. Correct,
Speaker 9: Eddie is baald the first time in his life I've
Speaker 9: ever seen it like this.
Speaker 1: I love it. I think he made a great decision.
Speaker 1: Thank you. He no longer has the hair system, but
Speaker 1: the hair system was great.
Speaker 9: That's okay. I'm gonna leave the hair system right here
Speaker 9: on my desk. Oh yeah, I don't right there, okay.
Speaker 9: I wonder if you could give it back to her.
Speaker 7: No, I can't be used again.
Speaker 1: There's no way this. It's been on my head, man,
Speaker 1: and I sweat on that thing.
Speaker 7: Pick it up, Pick it up again. It looks a
Speaker 7: lot smaller than That's it. That was it, guys.
Speaker 9: Got a little piece, that piece because all I did
Speaker 9: was cover the bald spot.
Speaker 7: And that's just the top of my head.
Speaker 1: Hey, you look great. I love the ball. You can
Speaker 1: now not where I had.
Speaker 3: If you don't want to where I had, you shouldn't
Speaker 3: be embarrassed about your head.
Speaker 1: You have a great shaped head.
Speaker 7: Thank you.
Speaker 1: I shave my head ball once. My mom is still alive,
Speaker 1: shoring to cry.
Speaker 4: Yeah, why did you do that? I can't remember?
Speaker 1: Is the worst story is that football? It was so here.
Speaker 1: We're playing magn the cove right playoffs, junior year, maybe
Speaker 1: junior year, it doesn't matter, it doesn't matter. And we
Speaker 1: were like, what we're gonna do. We're gonna bond together.
Speaker 1: We're all gonna shave our heads, everybody shaving a bald
Speaker 1: Mom cried. Then we went and lost the game. Had
Speaker 1: take our helmets off in the game. Shake hands, y'all.
Speaker 7: That's still unity though. You guys did it together.
Speaker 1: Unity and idiocy. You look great, Eddie.
Speaker 3: Everybody watching on my Instagram, mister Bobby Bones, you're seeing
Speaker 3: Eddie right now. Everybody watching a Facebook, you're seeing a
Speaker 3: guy that knows who he is, loves who he is.
Speaker 1: I'm proud of good. I'm proud of good. It feels
Speaker 1: good to be me.
Speaker 3: And by the way, I did a little judging on
Speaker 3: your Instagram yourself of your nipple separation is pretty perfect.
Speaker 1: All right, son, nipples are good. Good, you're rocking. This
Speaker 1: is the season of Eddie. Yeah, okay, that's it.
Speaker 9: Any questions for the press conference, Yeah, bald times and
Speaker 9: news here go ahead. What kind of razor are using
Speaker 9: on your head? Oh, it's just an electric razor. Yeah,
Speaker 9: it's just one of those like hair clippers.
Speaker 4: Do you know how often you're gonna have to clip?
Speaker 8: Uh?
Speaker 9: Probably once a week? Okay, Yeah, And I think I'm
Speaker 9: gonna try keep the beard and the head.
Speaker 1: That you wear that hair on your face like a beard.
Speaker 3: You'd be like Scooba Mexican Scoob Steep if you put
Speaker 3: that hair on your head on your chin like a
Speaker 3: Mexican Scooba Steve dude. So you two are the same person. Now, Yeah,
Speaker 3: I know the guy got stung in the eyeball by
Speaker 3: a bee. That that is. That's awful. And also I've
Speaker 3: been stung a lot by a lot of things, but
Speaker 3: never in the eye. A fifty five year old man
Speaker 3: went to the er after a bee stung him directly
Speaker 3: in the eyeball. It's stung in the right eye where
Speaker 3: the iris meets the scleare. That's the white part of
Speaker 3: the eye. The stinger was stuck in it, so they
Speaker 3: had to toeeze it out of his eyeb Wow. His
Speaker 3: eye was swollen a bloodshot. Two days later his vision
Speaker 3: was worse. He went to an eye specialist. It's still
Speaker 3: a small part of the stinger was lodged in the eyeball.
Speaker 3: It was so small they could only see it with
Speaker 3: a microscope and special die. This guy had all the
Speaker 3: worst life. First of all, to get stung in the
Speaker 3: ball in the eyeball, that's the worst ball. And there
Speaker 3: are multiple balls, but that's the worst ball to get stolen.
Speaker 3: It stung in even worse than the other ones. Guys,
Speaker 3: you think, yeah, for sure the eye because the other
Speaker 3: ones you got a lot of skin there. You don't
Speaker 3: hear that's true. They do something called micro forceps to
Speaker 3: get it out. They gave them some special eye drops,
Speaker 3: but again they had to die. As eye experts say,
Speaker 3: stings of the eyeball are extremely rare. They are only
Speaker 3: a handfueld handful of cases on record period. But if
Speaker 3: it ever happens, do you see an eye doctor as
Speaker 3: soon as possible. The equipment in the er isn't specialized enough.
Speaker 3: That's from ARS technica. But the luck, the bad luck
Speaker 3: to be stung right in the eyeball. There were two
Speaker 3: stories upholl because of the kind of the luck and
Speaker 3: unlucky part of it. These five fishermen, now they are
Speaker 3: like deep sea fishermen, and they found some bottles floating
Speaker 3: and in the bottles there was clear liquid in it,
Speaker 3: and so they were like, oh, this is fun. We
Speaker 3: found some alcohol and they drank the clear liquid. Then
Speaker 3: they died.
Speaker 7: Who do what would they find?
Speaker 3: Fisher drin who had consumed the contents and a bottle
Speaker 3: floating on the sea. The Navy spokesman said. The victims
Speaker 3: are part of a six man crew that sailed from
Speaker 3: Tangal Fisheries Harbor. They found the bottle about three hundred
Speaker 3: twenty nae miles off the coast. They thought it was alcohol.
Speaker 3: One survivor is in critical condition.
Speaker 1: The rest died.
Speaker 9: I mean the only TV the only way you're drinking
Speaker 9: that is it says like vodka on it, right, like's
Speaker 9: they open and smell it?
Speaker 1: Yeah that too. I don't drink it anyway. But I'm
Speaker 1: trying to think. You're out at seeing there's a bottle
Speaker 1: of what looks like booze.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you ran out of booze already that you brought
Speaker 7: with you on the trip. Oh man, you know what
Speaker 7: it cheers. Maybe we got so lucky.
Speaker 4: Yeah, no died, except I'm with Eddie.
Speaker 6: I needed to say clearly that it's vodka, like preferably
Speaker 6: Tito's or something, and then.
Speaker 4: Also like the seal needs.
Speaker 6: To break when I twist the cat exactly Otherwise I'm
Speaker 6: not drinking some random liquid at sea.
Speaker 3: But you're also not a fisherman living that fisherman life
Speaker 3: like those fishermen shows.
Speaker 7: And that's a lifestyle.
Speaker 3: I mean, I went out on my show Breaking Bobby Bones,
Speaker 3: which you can watch on Amazon, and you can watch
Speaker 3: that show and go to the episode where I'm deep
Speaker 3: sea fishing aliboat man, and it was.
Speaker 1: First for me.
Speaker 3: It's a lifestyle. The guy goes home like twice every
Speaker 3: three months. He just lives out at sea on his boat.
Speaker 3: And the boat's not even that big, and we're looking
Speaker 3: for halibate, and seals are like as we have them
Speaker 3: in the net. Seals are like attacking the net trying
Speaker 3: to eat the halibit. Wow, it's crazy to see. You're
Speaker 3: also pulling in stingrays and throwing them off the boat.
Speaker 3: But it's not like glamorous. And if I was doing
Speaker 3: that and I saw free bottle of booze, I might
Speaker 3: actually grab it and drink it too.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that episode was so bad for me because I
Speaker 1: get really motion sick.
Speaker 3: Generally, I can get motion sick if the elevator goes
Speaker 3: up enough floors carsick for sure. Looking at my phone,
Speaker 3: if I'm walking and scrolling, I will get motion sick.
Speaker 3: I was on this boat and I vomited so much.
Speaker 3: Sitting down didn't help. Looking at the horizon didn't help.
Speaker 3: I've to lay on the bottom of the boat look
Speaker 3: at the sky just to get enough unnauseated to get
Speaker 3: up and shoot. Fifteen minutes vomit, lay back down. That's
Speaker 3: two days of that. It was now looking back, Haha,
Speaker 3: it was awful. You slept out on the boat for
Speaker 3: two days? Or would you guys come back. We were
Speaker 3: on the boat for like fourteen hours and we would
Speaker 3: go back and I'd sleep in the hotel and then
Speaker 3: I would go back out on the boat.
Speaker 1: It was miserable. I did see that jail though, where
Speaker 1: they swam out of Alcocatraz by jail.
Speaker 9: Do you think they made it now? After seeing you know,
Speaker 9: how far it is.
Speaker 4: I don't know. When it's dark and water.
Speaker 1: It's supposed to be cold like a triathlon.
Speaker 6: I could have done it, I don't think so.
Speaker 1: On the phone right now, Josh is on Josh. What's up, buddy?
Speaker 5: Not much? How you doing?
Speaker 1: Doing pretty good? What do you want to say?
Speaker 5: So? I've been a big lister for a long time. Well,
Speaker 5: I've been listening since Amy was even before she started
Speaker 5: trying to adopt the peon. And I know lunch Box
Speaker 5: has like this lifelong goal of being viral or most
Speaker 5: famous or order he's searching for. And I've noticed the
Speaker 5: last week or two this hot towoy girl is everywhere,
Speaker 5: but I don't see Lunchbox everywhere.
Speaker 1: It's a good point.
Speaker 5: So I was wondering how he's feeling about that.
Speaker 1: Is he jealous of hot two girl lunch I wouldn't
Speaker 1: say I'm jealous of her.
Speaker 7: I think it's pretty unreal for what And I get
Speaker 7: why she's going viral because I mean what she said
Speaker 7: was like dum and she's a hottie. So I mean
Speaker 7: hot chicks have an easier way in life, you know
Speaker 7: what I mean? Hot dudes, they learn about you.
Speaker 1: I thought you were a ten.
Speaker 7: They don't go as viral as hot chicks as what
Speaker 7: I'm saying.
Speaker 13: Dudes, don't know.
Speaker 1: God, got it, got it. It'd be weird if you're
Speaker 1: if her parents or her aunt or mom.
Speaker 14: And that's what she's known for. That's tough. Yeah, it's tough.
Speaker 14: It's like, you know, hot to a spit on that thing.
Speaker 14: What she's talking about is a wiener spit on it
Speaker 14: and then do dirty stuff to it your mouth.
Speaker 1: That's it's.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and people look for her forever and she's not
Speaker 3: a teacher. That was the whole room or on the
Speaker 3: internet that she had to quit her job and she
Speaker 3: got fired.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, and then like her dad was like a pastor.
Speaker 7: I don't know if that's true either.
Speaker 1: I mean, no idea. It's real.
Speaker 3: They're making like American Idol of Vignette with her now
Speaker 3: really because she now has social media.
Speaker 1: Haley Welch is her name.
Speaker 3: She's from around here now she's not from Nashville, but
Speaker 3: she's from like a town in Tennessee. And it's like
Speaker 3: when I was working on American Idol, you'd go to
Speaker 3: the hometown and do this story about the fan they're making.
Speaker 1: They're trying to make her a thing. And so they
Speaker 1: went and they like talked.
Speaker 3: To her and her aunt's wanted like a hawk to
Speaker 3: a hat. And the only thing I can think about
Speaker 3: Hawk Too is that it's gonna It's like something sucks.
Speaker 3: You say something sucks, it really doesn't mean something sucks
Speaker 3: a wiener. It means well, that's not good. It's changed.
Speaker 3: Now this is not exactly that. But every time I
Speaker 3: hear hawk Too, I don't think about spitting on a
Speaker 3: wiener and then doing stuff in my mouth.
Speaker 1: Right, I just think that's funny. And luckily it's howk
Speaker 1: h h A w K. So then I feel like.
Speaker 7: Bird Also, how long can this last?
Speaker 3: Not long as far as I mean, she'll get six months.
Speaker 7: That's pretty good to make money in six months, she
Speaker 7: gets a lot of She got caught up on stage
Speaker 7: with her that's how.
Speaker 3: That's how she was announced Zach Bryan, and then she
Speaker 3: went on the Barstool podcast with Zach Bryan's girlfriend who
Speaker 3: ran a chicken fried and so that was like her thing.
Speaker 3: I'm way into this, by the way, I you can't
Speaker 3: tell I know all the details. And so she seems funny,
Speaker 3: but she has like an agent now, and they should
Speaker 3: squeeze every bit possible, but they should be trying to
Speaker 3: pivot this so hard into something actually legitimate, which I
Speaker 3: think that's what they're doing with these like videos. But
Speaker 3: she needs to have a talent, like a skill to last.
Speaker 3: She can do what she's doing now and just be
Speaker 3: cute or hot or whatever and make some money. But
Speaker 3: if she actually is good at something, which she might be, well,
Speaker 3: she's not doing.
Speaker 1: Only fans right now they said she's not.
Speaker 7: Doing that's where she's headed.
Speaker 1: Who knows.
Speaker 3: I wouldn't hate her if she did it, because you
Speaker 3: can show whatever you want. You don't have to show
Speaker 3: your stuff.
Speaker 1: You don't have to show hawk to he you think
Speaker 1: they trademark talk toa Yes, they did it immediately.
Speaker 3: I hope she makes as much money as she possibly can,
Speaker 3: and I hope she's able to pivot it. Where people
Speaker 3: would make a mistake coming off like the Voice or
Speaker 3: Idol or Dancing with the Stars is they wouldn't jump
Speaker 3: immediately to something because you only have a little bit
Speaker 3: of time to use that shine, and then in that
Speaker 3: shine time you got to prove that you can do
Speaker 3: something else. So I hope she does that. They're like
Speaker 3: she is the next Theo Vaughn. But she's not that
Speaker 3: funny from what I've seen. But if she is, and
Speaker 3: I just haven't seen it. They got they have like
Speaker 3: three months to turn that into something. But she'll make
Speaker 3: money for like six months and then she'll always be
Speaker 3: the hawk to a girl, which is kind of embarrassing
Speaker 3: when you're a year old.
Speaker 7: That's all.
Speaker 3: The original artwork for the first cover of Harry Potter
Speaker 3: sold for one point nine million dollars.
Speaker 1: The original watercolor illustration of the Harry Potter and the
Speaker 1: Philosopher's Stone. That's number one, Morgan's Stone, those stone? Yeah,
Speaker 1: who's the philosopher? Different countries, a different names. Oh how
Speaker 1: about that?
Speaker 7: Huh So that must be British because ours was a sorcerer.
Speaker 1: I have no idea, dude, you're talking a language. I'm
Speaker 1: I'm looking at the picture. All they all I care about.
Speaker 1: It's the picture.
Speaker 3: It's sold for one point nine million dollars. Memorabilia big, like,
Speaker 3: it's the market's going crazy. Something that's really been cool
Speaker 3: with memorabilia is sign tickets from people that you've gone
Speaker 3: to see at big events.
Speaker 1: That started to really pop a little bit.
Speaker 7: I watch like the I watch like.
Speaker 3: The trading apps and you can see like because for example,
Speaker 3: baseball carts, football courts, basketball courts, they're basically little stocks
Speaker 3: and if players playing really well, the value goes up.
Speaker 3: If player sucks, the value goes down. If it's an autograph,
Speaker 3: it goes up. So you can watch and see what it's.
Speaker 3: It's basically the stock market for memorabilia. And a lot
Speaker 3: of these sign tickets like I've got Greg Maddix three
Speaker 3: hundred win ticket sign encapsulated I've got I've been collecting these.
Speaker 7: For a while.
Speaker 1: It's pretty cool.
Speaker 3: But this the people that will spend this kind of
Speaker 3: money on memorabilia, they must have so so, so so
Speaker 3: much money.
Speaker 7: Yeah, money doesn't matter to them. I want to think.
Speaker 3: It does matter to them so much because they have
Speaker 3: a lot, because people have a lot of money, because
Speaker 3: money matters to them.
Speaker 1: But it must be so much that if they lose
Speaker 1: this money, it's all good. They can write it off.
Speaker 1: And they know that.
Speaker 7: Let mean write it off.
Speaker 3: I'm sure if you have enough money to buy this,
Speaker 3: you have figured out a way to use this as
Speaker 3: some sort of expense or muse or something in one
Speaker 3: of your mini companies that then if the value goes
Speaker 3: down and you sell it, you.
Speaker 1: Can write off your loss. That's deep.
Speaker 3: The thing is, I'll be honest with you, guys. I
Speaker 3: see how rich people take advantage of poor people.
Speaker 1: Now I used to be poor.
Speaker 3: Now I'm rich, and now people are like, oh, here's
Speaker 3: what you can do. It's it completely in the law.
Speaker 3: And I'm like, you can do that. This is why
Speaker 3: the worrying classes taken advanta no one teaches. No one
Speaker 3: taught me, and so but there are ways to manipulate
Speaker 3: the system.
Speaker 1: So many way legally legally manipulate the system, like things
Speaker 1: like this.
Speaker 7: I've heard that the rich get richer and the poor
Speaker 7: get poor. I've heard that many times.
Speaker 1: Have you heard that one?
Speaker 4: Amy?
Speaker 3: But that's not my case, because the poor got richer.
Speaker 3: So I kick a hole in that argument.
Speaker 1: So then that whole saying is no good.
Speaker 3: I don't know that it's always no good, but I
Speaker 3: think that's where my value comes. If when I consider
Speaker 3: running for office, it's most people they're either born rich
Speaker 3: and they get to be in office, or they're most
Speaker 3: of them are that they have the money to do it,
Speaker 3: or some of them are just civil servants and they're poor,
Speaker 3: and they don't really get to that point where they
Speaker 3: know because they've never had to experience it themselves, where
Speaker 3: I've had to like learn the hard way. I mean,
Speaker 3: how hard has it been? But I've made some terrible
Speaker 3: financial decisions, like buying a gragmatic so you had to
Speaker 3: sign ticket, you know, but.
Speaker 4: But you figured out a way to write it off.
Speaker 3: But you figure but there are ways if if it's
Speaker 3: business for a business reason, you can find ways to
Speaker 3: take care of yourself in these situation Do.
Speaker 7: You remember being poor?
Speaker 1: Like can you remember that?
Speaker 4: Not long ago?
Speaker 3: But I've only had money for like eight or nine years,
Speaker 3: like real money like that, I feel like I don't
Speaker 3: have to worry build Like I don't concern myself with
Speaker 3: bills anymore, like complete honesty.
Speaker 9: Yeah, but like your life's changed so much that I
Speaker 9: wonder if you kind of forget some of the stuff
Speaker 9: that it's.
Speaker 1: Like childhood trauma.
Speaker 3: You can be thirty five, but if like you got
Speaker 3: beat as a kid, there are probably still those triggers.
Speaker 1: I have a lot of those.
Speaker 3: I've shaken some of them, but no, it's mostly just
Speaker 3: like sits in your gut. I'm always concerned about money, always,
Speaker 3: like I always feel like this is over tomorrow.
Speaker 1: What am I gonna do? Like, but like when it's
Speaker 1: like money doesn't matter these people that are rich. I
Speaker 1: feel that way. But that's what.
Speaker 3: Keeps me making sure I don't make irrational or bad
Speaker 3: financial decisions because I'm so scared of losing it all
Speaker 3: by someday.
Speaker 1: It's born of the money, isn't it scared of that?
Speaker 1: They've never had to deal with that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, But anyway, I wish I had one point nine
Speaker 3: million dollars spent on a Harry Potter book.
Speaker 1: That'd be pretty cool.
Speaker 7: Have you seen that show on Netflix, The King of Collectibles.
Speaker 1: That I've seen a bunch of clips on TikTok? Yeah, Yeah,
Speaker 1: it looks good. I thought you'd be right up your olle.
Speaker 3: It is, but I don't want to If I watch it,
Speaker 3: I'm gonna want some of that stuff, and I'm trying
Speaker 3: hard not to make bad financial decisions.
Speaker 7: Got it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm doing a smaller version of that. We've been
Speaker 3: shooting for like six months digitally, we haven't put any
Speaker 3: of it out yet, but a smaller version of that
Speaker 3: type of show.
Speaker 1: It's called The Joker of Collectibles. Ah, not The King,
Speaker 1: Not the king at all.
Speaker 3: But yeah, one point nine million dollars. That is, it
Speaker 3: doesn't go up, and it's like, we think this is
Speaker 3: gonna fetch you seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars and
Speaker 3: then it goes up to one point nine million because
Speaker 3: it's sold for four hundred and twenty one thousand and
Speaker 3: twenty twenty one. So you're talking about in three years
Speaker 3: it has appreciated five times four and a hared.
Speaker 7: That's ridiculous.
Speaker 3: But that's also because the memorabilia market has been killing. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and it's like the housing market, do you buy a
Speaker 3: house now or do you wait for the bubble?
Speaker 1: Well, the bubble hasn't burst here.
Speaker 3: The bubble's supposedly been able to bursting here forever and
Speaker 3: it hasn't like wait till houses go down, and it's
Speaker 3: somewhat stabilized ish, but it has not gone down. And
Speaker 3: so I don't even know this Heritage Auctions, though I
Speaker 3: buy stuff from it all the time, not not expensive
Speaker 3: stuff like this, but I have the app I bought
Speaker 3: Eddie Dallas Cowboys old Cowboy Stadium seatback from.
Speaker 1: The old stadium when they demolish, just like j Novachek's
Speaker 1: signature yeah, like I get on that.
Speaker 3: I bought Mike a nineteen forty one Pinocchio sketch.
Speaker 1: Oh that's so cool, dude, forty one forty whatever the
Speaker 1: year is.
Speaker 3: Yeah, of because they used to just flip it and
Speaker 3: that was that basically.
Speaker 7: No, they would dry every single Yeah, it wasn't only.
Speaker 1: A flip book like you know, but they draw every frame. Yeah,
Speaker 1: so I bought in one of those. But I get
Speaker 1: obsessed with this thing. I've bought some real stupid stuff
Speaker 1: for me too. I about Harry Potter book one point
Speaker 1: nine million dollars. It comes out, it's me, uh yeah,
Speaker 1: just sports stuff. Record heat coming this week. The hottest
Speaker 1: spot in the US could set a new record this week.
Speaker 1: Death Valley National Parks expected to experience the highs of
Speaker 1: one hundred and thirty degrees. You know, I never really
Speaker 1: care about the hottest hot It's like during fourth of July,
Speaker 1: seven hundred billion hot dogs will be. That means nothing
Speaker 1: to me. I want to know, average guy in Iowa,
Speaker 1: what's eating this year? Eleven?
Speaker 7: Wow, that's a lot.
Speaker 3: So when you say Death Valley's one hundred and thirty degrees, okay.
Speaker 1: Is that normal? It's Death Valley Death Valley sounds dangerous,
Speaker 1: so it.
Speaker 3: Should be one hundred thirty degrees to be named Death Valley.
Speaker 3: So the four degree shy the hottest temperature ever recorded
Speaker 3: on planet Earth.
Speaker 1: Though, wow, see that now we're talking. Now, we're talking specifics.
Speaker 7: That's not good.
Speaker 3: About one hundred and thirty million Americans will experience heat
Speaker 3: waves along the East and West coast ABC seven. We
Speaker 3: still not have air conditioner. We have box fans, which
Speaker 3: is me and my grandma, and we put box fans
Speaker 3: in every window and you just sit at the box fan.
Speaker 3: Or and she had old church fans with to Pennic Church,
Speaker 3: and we would just sit there by the box fan fanning.
Speaker 1: Our face is old school. Do you ever put ice
Speaker 1: in front of it?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 9: Oh man, it's an ac Put the bucket of ice
Speaker 9: up there, and then it blows the cold air in
Speaker 9: you because other than that, you're just blowing hot air.
Speaker 1: But it's still air. Though, yeah, you're right, it's moved air.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 1: I don't think we ever did. We were that smart?
Speaker 7: I don't know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, dude, we figured that.
Speaker 7: I'm still trying to figure out how you do that.
Speaker 7: You put the bucket of ice in front of the fan.
Speaker 1: Ice who can afford a bucket there?
Speaker 7: Rich Yah, yeah, yeah, you're right after the bucket was
Speaker 7: gone in trouble again.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Oh.
Speaker 3: One other thing I want to talk about was this
Speaker 3: because I wanted to read the story. But then I
Speaker 3: know Mike and Scuba Steve have a story from their vacation.
Speaker 3: So driverless Waymo and Phoenix gets pulled over by police.
Speaker 3: Captured on body cam. Phoenix police pull over a driverless car.
Speaker 3: The officer said it was going eastbound and the westbound lanes,
Speaker 3: which is real bad. So Boo takes out the most cars.
Speaker 3: They say, these weymos drive perfect, but because it was off,
Speaker 3: it pulled it over. But it shows a body came
Speaker 3: walking up to it. There's nobody in the driver's seat.
Speaker 4: Somebody knows how to pull over.
Speaker 1: I don't know what it knows, but I guess I've
Speaker 1: never heard of that. It's a service, right, Mike, we
Speaker 1: talked about this.
Speaker 11: Yeah, it's kind of like Uber, except there's no driver.
Speaker 11: It's all AI Like. Have you ever seen those Google
Speaker 11: cars that they do all the maps and they have
Speaker 11: like cameras on top.
Speaker 1: That's what they have.
Speaker 11: They had it on the top, on the side, on
Speaker 11: the back.
Speaker 3: Oh, so there's nobody in it, but the cameras are
Speaker 3: are what's judging. Yeah, anybody else have the reverse thing
Speaker 3: when you do the reverse and it shows your car
Speaker 3: and other things around it. I don't have that, but
Speaker 3: I've seen it and it's like cartoon and I'm like,
Speaker 3: how did this happen?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: How do they get this? And I had the Tesla?
Speaker 3: They would show like a curb. It'd be like a curb,
Speaker 3: Like how do they do?
Speaker 1: Yeah, they're putting all the cameras together. Oh they know
Speaker 1: it's a curb and not a puppy. But the way
Speaker 1: weimo cars.
Speaker 3: Mike and Scuba were both in Phoenix in San Francisco
Speaker 3: and you guys saw driverless cars out there.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 11: I saw somebody who was like in the passenger seat
Speaker 11: doing their makeup and there was nobody in.
Speaker 7: The driver's seat.
Speaker 3: This driving to work, and we say weird, But I
Speaker 3: bet it's so much safer than a stupa human that's
Speaker 3: on their phone, using their eyes that can't go all
Speaker 3: four directions, using their brain, making judgments based on what
Speaker 3: they can see. Who knows they can even see while
Speaker 3: they're distracted. I bet you it's so much safer to
Speaker 3: have these cars and it is humans.
Speaker 11: And then I saw one that was like in trying
Speaker 11: to make a left turn, but it was in the
Speaker 11: wrong lane, so it corrected itself, got over a lane
Speaker 11: and made the turn flawlessly.
Speaker 13: Scuba, I've went in one for the first time I've
Speaker 13: seen in the last couple of years.
Speaker 1: You did one this week, this last week.
Speaker 12: Yeah, So I've always wanted to get in one, and
Speaker 12: I couldn't because you have to be a resident of
Speaker 12: the area and get approved and all this stuff.
Speaker 13: So I was with friends who are from San Francisco, like, Hey, want.
Speaker 12: To get away Moss, Like, oh my god, please, I
Speaker 12: don't want to get one of these for the longest time.
Speaker 13: I want to like run bits and.
Speaker 12: See if you can have sex in it or if
Speaker 12: you can smell a joint friend. Yeah, with my friends
Speaker 12: and see like what you can get away with because
Speaker 12: there's no person in there.
Speaker 13: But I found out without realizing it. You get in.
Speaker 12: First off, you're right, it is super safe because they
Speaker 12: have cameras everywhere, and since cities that are very much
Speaker 12: like a grid, so it's easy for it to drive
Speaker 12: you know, left and right parallel.
Speaker 13: That kind of stuff. Doesn't go on the highways. It
Speaker 13: stays only in the city.
Speaker 12: But we got in the car and I sat next
Speaker 12: to the nobody person.
Speaker 13: You push the start button and it starts driving.
Speaker 12: And it's kind of trippy because the wheel's moving and
Speaker 12: everything's moving how normally would but there's nobody there in
Speaker 12: that seat where the driver is. And then what was
Speaker 12: weird is we're driving and the wipers came on.
Speaker 13: I'm like, that's weird. Even if it was raining, it
Speaker 13: doesn't matter. I there's no one driving, so why would
Speaker 13: you need winchel wipers on?
Speaker 12: So I was trying to be courteous and I reached
Speaker 12: over to turn off the wiper blades, and it was
Speaker 12: immediately was like, whatever will be with you momentarily, We're
Speaker 12: gonna pull you over to the side of the road
Speaker 12: and wait until with it because you try to manipulate
Speaker 12: the car because I touched the driver sex the wiper
Speaker 12: except he tried to have sexually little wiper.
Speaker 1: And then.
Speaker 12: But then it pulls you over into a safe space
Speaker 12: and a lady comes on from a foreign country and
Speaker 12: she's like, we're reviewing the table. Be with you momentarily,
Speaker 12: and she reviews the tape and she comes on and
Speaker 12: I'm like, let me just cutch up.
Speaker 13: I'm really sorry. I was turned I was trying to
Speaker 13: be courteous and turned blades off. She was, well, if
Speaker 13: you do that one more time, we're gonna pull you over.
Speaker 13: We're gonna cancel your account and kick you out of
Speaker 13: the car.
Speaker 1: A new guy never been.
Speaker 12: But then I started thinking about all the different possibilities
Speaker 12: of how this is great, but how could also.
Speaker 1: Go to your trips. It's it's the greatest thing ever,
Speaker 1: but it could just get in your car and you
Speaker 1: just chill.
Speaker 12: But it could be evil in the sense that it
Speaker 12: could be controlled and you could be locked into it
Speaker 12: and driven into airplanes too.
Speaker 1: No, no terrace is ever hijacked an airplane.
Speaker 13: But this is new territory.
Speaker 1: Like Internet. That's funny, you got maod jobs.
Speaker 3: But think about this. Think about the first time airplane
Speaker 3: had autopilot. That'd be like, what the crap? We don't
Speaker 3: have to do anything, It just goes.
Speaker 7: But they still have someone there controlling.
Speaker 13: Again, they're still a human there though.
Speaker 3: I'm just giving you guys examples here because this is
Speaker 3: what technology is doing. Think about the printing press, the
Speaker 3: first time that humans have to do printing on every
Speaker 3: single thing. They're like, oh my god, Like we just
Speaker 3: put that in show one and it just prints everyone.
Speaker 3: A machine is doing all of this, like massive amount
Speaker 3: of literature that's being printed. Like these are just examples
Speaker 3: of technology being able to make things a lot easier.
Speaker 12: But that example doesn't like affect like our safety and
Speaker 12: well being. Like the risk is a big deal with
Speaker 12: using a car and being locked and being taken wherever.
Speaker 1: Like you don't take airplane risk with all the people
Speaker 1: and passengers in the.
Speaker 9: Plane, but you can't count that because the pilot's there
Speaker 9: if you take over that.
Speaker 12: This is one where like let's say, for example, someone
Speaker 12: hacks into the car, but you to a location where.
Speaker 1: You get killed. It's all a build up and you're
Speaker 1: also doing worst worst worst case scenario. Imagine, imagine somebody
Speaker 1: gets in an uber and the uber takes you and
Speaker 1: go somewhere and kills you. And that happens. That happens
Speaker 1: to times a year.
Speaker 13: I've never heard of your.
Speaker 7: Version because it's brand new. Man, it just came out.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there will always be people.
Speaker 3: It's like the Internet when it first came out. Oh,
Speaker 3: the Internet is a bad thing. AI it's a bad thing. Yeah,
Speaker 3: everything is. The people are going to manipulate the system
Speaker 3: to find bad ways to mess with it. What your
Speaker 3: hope is the good guys are doing things to stay
Speaker 3: ahead of the bad guys. It doesn't always happen, but
Speaker 3: the Internet was thought to be the worst thing ever.
Speaker 1: Free run, just talk to people. You can just get
Speaker 1: on and show your penis, you get on, sell drugs. Yeah,
Speaker 1: this is all just a build up to the earth exploding.
Speaker 1: But enjoy it. Why you can't.
Speaker 9: I think my problem with it is that is not
Speaker 9: the car, the remote car, it's everyone else around it, because.
Speaker 1: The humans will screw everything up.
Speaker 9: Right, If they were all remote cars, I would trust
Speaker 9: that because they're all moving to the same wavelength or
Speaker 9: whatever that controls that.
Speaker 1: But wavelength are you talking about? I'm talking about like
Speaker 1: making up words?
Speaker 9: No, no, no, I mean they're all on a track, right,
Speaker 9: like if they're all electric remote cars.
Speaker 1: You're talking about bumper cars like that like a Disney
Speaker 1: World like those car they're on a track.
Speaker 7: They all go the same direction. Will they turn right?
Speaker 1: And they don't need that? You actually have a system
Speaker 1: with cameras.
Speaker 7: I know, But you got an idiot who changes leans
Speaker 7: without even looking.
Speaker 1: How's that?
Speaker 3: And that's why you don't want humans. That's why you
Speaker 3: want more of these without humans.
Speaker 1: That car you're not. They're gonna be slower to respond
Speaker 1: in that car.
Speaker 12: Like how that car is seeing cars before it even
Speaker 12: gets there because I was looking at the camera level
Speaker 12: cameras left and right.
Speaker 13: It's actually pretty safe in that respect.
Speaker 1: You're you're letting a human.
Speaker 3: It's depending on his eyesight, his folks, her driving ability.
Speaker 1: I gotta be.
Speaker 7: Honest one of those driverless cars and ride with Amy
Speaker 7: d whatever.
Speaker 4: If we did test here and I was not the
Speaker 4: worst driver.
Speaker 1: Driverless car is gonna be awesome if they're all driverless.
Speaker 1: Eventually they will be. But you just don't go all
Speaker 1: humans to all driverless.
Speaker 12: And it's a business opportunity because I was talking to
Speaker 12: an Uber guy who's telling me that you basically can
Speaker 12: buy these cars and then you don't have to ever
Speaker 12: do anything with them.
Speaker 13: They drive themselves. You just own the vehicle and collect
Speaker 13: the fee every day.
Speaker 1: That's like a vending machine exactly.
Speaker 7: We should give them their own lane, like, let them
Speaker 7: have their own lane.
Speaker 1: That way we don't have to interact with they know
Speaker 1: the lanes better, and they will drive better than a
Speaker 1: human next to you jam.
Speaker 9: But how are they going to react when I goes
Speaker 9: off and hit them?
Speaker 7: Then they're gonna swerve?
Speaker 1: Like, oh, you would doze off and hit anybody else.
Speaker 1: It's not them, You would doze off hit anybody.
Speaker 7: I don't know. Who do you exchange insurance with? There's
Speaker 7: no one. There's no one there point the lady from
Speaker 7: another country.
Speaker 1: Put the receipt in like you do at the parkings.
Speaker 7: Hey man, sorry about that. That's crazy, man. And like
Speaker 7: when you go to the grocery store, like, if you
Speaker 7: take that, does it just sit there and wait for you?
Speaker 7: I haven't.
Speaker 13: I didn't go to the grocery store.
Speaker 1: Sure, I'm sure it's like it.
Speaker 13: Yeah, you can program it to do multiple stops.
Speaker 1: You didn't rent it for a while, yeah, or you
Speaker 1: pay it? I don't. I don't know how you do
Speaker 1: this one.
Speaker 13: It's very similar to Uber.
Speaker 7: It would be great though for a night out of
Speaker 7: the bar.
Speaker 1: On drunk driving eyes.
Speaker 7: I think that was Uber, but it still happens. I'm shocked.
Speaker 3: No, I'm saying if there were no drivers, right, like
Speaker 3: you didn't have if there wasn't an option, Yes, that
Speaker 3: would be what's up. So anyway, you can guess, can
Speaker 3: fight technology all you want. In the end, the Earth's
Speaker 3: gonna explode, so you might as well enjoy it while
Speaker 3: you can. Right now, it's much safer than a stupid human.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but I'm worried about the humans driving with it.
Speaker 1: But it's better than the humans driving with the humans.
Speaker 13: You can't get over the human part of it because
Speaker 13: this car is super sick.
Speaker 1: Because that's gonna see even a car.
Speaker 3: It's gonna look every direction all the time, three hundred
Speaker 3: six degrees all the time, have focus six inches to
Speaker 3: six hundred feet away. And if a car come swerving
Speaker 3: out a little bit, it's gonna know because it's gonna
Speaker 3: feel it root or a person.
Speaker 1: If a car swerves at it could be on time.
Speaker 1: And then what it's what's it gonna do.
Speaker 7: It's gonna stop immediately right so it doesn't get.
Speaker 9: Hit, no.
Speaker 2: Stop.
Speaker 3: It's gonna be able to adjust according to its environment.
Speaker 3: If there's nobody next to it on the left, it'll
Speaker 3: go to the left. It's gonna be able to make
Speaker 3: ten thousand decisions at once.
Speaker 7: So it is your camera, never glitch, your phone, never
Speaker 7: glitch computer's glitch.
Speaker 1: How often does your phone glitch? Eddie answered the question
Speaker 1: a lot, not a lot.
Speaker 7: Last night it glitched.
Speaker 1: Prose when's the last time you shut your phone off?
Speaker 3: While Okay, so there are things that you're doing as
Speaker 3: a consumer that probably make that happen.
Speaker 1: There's own one of these cars. There's gonna be regularly,
Speaker 1: there's gonna be.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I wish that's not all money in the Harry
Speaker 3: Potter book, that's super cool.
Speaker 1: I think it's just gonna be way safer.
Speaker 3: They're gonna be less fatalities, less drunk driving, less everything.
Speaker 3: And if I have to trade that out for one
Speaker 3: hacking where Scoo Scooba is taken to a warehouse improbed,
Speaker 3: I'm okay with that.
Speaker 13: I guess I thought.
Speaker 12: I remember that show Upload where that guy gets framed. Yah,
Speaker 12: that's exactly what I was thinking of, framed for something
Speaker 12: I've seen.
Speaker 1: That's good. O.
Speaker 13: Yeah, that's a great show.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, that's what's up. We'll go to the
Speaker 1: next segment. Everybody good technology rules, but people hate AI
Speaker 1: for the same reason.
Speaker 3: Oh, it's gonna be predicting, it's going to be well,
Speaker 3: you can't stop it, right, It's already doing its things,
Speaker 3: so learn and use what's good about it to make
Speaker 3: your life easier instead of fighting it. It was when
Speaker 3: Napstra happened and like no, no, no digital Okay. The
Speaker 3: bands that fought it lost because you never win versus technology.
Speaker 1: Technology always wins.
Speaker 3: You can figure out how to make your life easier
Speaker 3: by using it, or you can fight it and put
Speaker 3: your fist at the clouds.
Speaker 6: Well, here's the thing about our generation versus like when
Speaker 6: technology was really picking up speed, like in the nineties
Speaker 6: and early two thousand.
Speaker 1: It's like like tech boom time.
Speaker 6: Yes, Like okay, so, yes that was a big change,
Speaker 6: but it seemed a little bit slower, like we hot.
Speaker 6: I feel like there's so it's picked up the pay
Speaker 6: so much. It's changing so rapidly, we're having to adjust
Speaker 6: and I feel like just need a little grace sperience
Speaker 6: to absorb it all because I get that every generation
Speaker 6: has their thing where they're like, oh, I don't want
Speaker 6: to introduce this in or this.
Speaker 4: I like the past, but it's like the past. It
Speaker 4: was like God, this just last week.
Speaker 6: We were doing this, and now we have this or
Speaker 6: this next year, this new thing is available.
Speaker 4: It's just it's a lot, and it's only going to
Speaker 4: get faster and faster.
Speaker 3: So what I would say to that is think about
Speaker 3: the right Brothers, Kitty Hawk, Yeah, nineteen.
Speaker 1: Oh three or so, they're the good old d Think
Speaker 1: about this.
Speaker 3: They couldn't even get an airplane in the air, no,
Speaker 3: nineteen oh three until nineteen oh three. In nineteen sixty nine,
Speaker 3: In less than sixty years, they.
Speaker 4: Get a frowing to space.
Speaker 1: They go to space.
Speaker 3: So as time goes, everything happens at a quicker rate
Speaker 3: because you're building off of what you've already built. So
Speaker 3: you're talking about in one hundred years what technology has
Speaker 3: done from nineteen oh three where you couldn't fly a
Speaker 3: plane to two thousand and three where you have the Internet.
Speaker 3: So the longer we're alive, the faster it's even going
Speaker 3: to happen.
Speaker 6: Right, So I feel like, yeah, that what took one
Speaker 6: hundred years now might take like three one.
Speaker 1: But what you're hoping for is the medicinal discoveries.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, yeah, like cures, curying.
Speaker 3: Cures diseases, and how to learn about your body so
Speaker 3: you don't even have to get the disease. Like there's
Speaker 3: a lot of our body we don't even understand, like,
Speaker 3: what the f is an appendix?
Speaker 1: What does it really do? They have some early ideas,
Speaker 1: they don't. There are parts of the brain that aren't
Speaker 1: quite understood yet.
Speaker 6: And when you get in the car wreck, you live
Speaker 6: because you figured out a way.
Speaker 1: Because of science to jaws of death. Okay, jaws of life,
Speaker 1: I guess jaws of life old school rip them out.
Speaker 3: But then there are different ways with technology has allowed
Speaker 3: people to live longer, Yeah, and spend ridiculous amounts of
Speaker 3: money on book art covers.
Speaker 7: Question, if it's so much safer, why don't we do
Speaker 7: this with planes? Why don't we have uh, driverless planes?
Speaker 3: There is the autopilot because human because it's just humans
Speaker 3: are free can out.
Speaker 1: It's just it's you. Probably you could, you could.
Speaker 6: I think before that there may be something I don't know.
Speaker 6: I was reading something about kind of the uber for
Speaker 6: the sky. So it would be almost like this little
Speaker 6: mini helicopter type plane thing comes in lands and picks
Speaker 6: you up and then takes you.
Speaker 3: You literally could, but they but it's just humans won't.
Speaker 3: Humans won't allow it because they're scared.
Speaker 7: Right, you answered your own question.
Speaker 3: It would be like a drone, right, drones off humans
Speaker 3: in them. But they have big enough drones now where
Speaker 3: you humans can fly without being in them, or that
Speaker 3: a human can ride in it. Yes, so they do
Speaker 3: have that, but for commercial purposes. It's like a conductor
Speaker 3: on a train. Do you need somebody out there to go?
Speaker 5: Want?
Speaker 1: Like even then the monoail in Disney there's no driver, right,
Speaker 1: a terrible example. I like it. What do you mean
Speaker 1: the monogo is three miles an hour? But yes, shuttle,
Speaker 1: but you don't airport.
Speaker 3: You don't need it because they yet, Oh you mean
Speaker 3: they'll thought you meant like the little ride of the deal.
Speaker 1: No, it's like a shuttle. It takes you from one
Speaker 1: park to another.
Speaker 3: Airports like the Vegas system. There's nobody on that, nobody
Speaker 3: on that.
Speaker 1: You get on that all day long? I think he's
Speaker 1: going thirty four?
Speaker 7: Yeah I do get on that?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Why do I get on that? Stupid? You should get
Speaker 7: an elevator, Like it's so crazy, Like you get on
Speaker 7: an elevator, it's like, what are you doing?
Speaker 1: You're exactly right.
Speaker 3: It's a rudinary version of that and your trusting technology
Speaker 3: and machinery to get you a to B with no
Speaker 3: human in it.
Speaker 7: Because I'm used to an elevator not having a human
Speaker 7: running it, but then when it makes a noise like Google,
Speaker 7: I'm like, why do I take an elevator?
Speaker 1: It's good? Is worried about people hijacking elevator? IM probing
Speaker 1: him in a warehouse? So uh that? Thanks for technology
Speaker 1: talk guys.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's fun.
Speaker 1: I enjoy this lobby bones show up today.
Speaker 7: This story comes us from Martin County, Florida. A thirty
Speaker 7: three year old man's out for a walk around seven
Speaker 7: thirty pm. Walks past a bank and says, wow, someone
Speaker 7: left the bank door open. It's closed and it's wide open.
Speaker 7: So it goes to the gas station across the street,
Speaker 7: buys a mask because he doesn't want to get caught
Speaker 7: in security camera. Cool, good job, dude, that's right there.
Speaker 1: He goes on, buys a mask across the street, walks
Speaker 1: in the bank, even though the camera probably can see
Speaker 1: him going to the gas station like full surveillance, go ahead.
Speaker 7: Goes in the bank, has seen looking through all the drawers,
Speaker 7: but all the money he's locked up, So he leaves
Speaker 7: with nothing like who is this guy? They got his
Speaker 7: picture from the gas station?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 7: Yeah, surveillance.
Speaker 1: He didn't steal anything though, he didn't. He just went
Speaker 1: into as into an unlocked door.
Speaker 7: But he did look through the drawers.
Speaker 9: Okay, okay, so what you don't look in drawers when
Speaker 9: you go to someone's house and you use the bathroom, No.
Speaker 1: I don't.
Speaker 3: But he didn't steal anything. So I don't know what
Speaker 3: they bust him with if he didn't break anything. He
Speaker 3: didn't break into anything, He didn't steal anything.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you gotta go. I mean, he bought a mask,
Speaker 1: so it was say intent, But I mean, maybe he
Speaker 1: just wanted to like trick or treat COVID. If I'm
Speaker 1: his lawyer, he's gonna do a couple hours community service
Speaker 1: and that's it. Okay, that's it.
Speaker 7: I'm lunchbox. That's your bonehead story of the day.
Speaker 3: Tomorrow we're doing Tuesday Reviews Day, So that's gonna be
Speaker 3: when we do our reviews on shows and movies because
Speaker 3: we scatter them all over the place and listeners always like,
Speaker 3: what was this review for?
Speaker 1: Now? On Tuesday Reviewesday? Cool?
Speaker 3: Would you rather watch a movie with your pet or
Speaker 3: your partner? Is the question they asked a bunch of people.
Speaker 3: Forty three percent of Americans would rather watch a movie
Speaker 3: with their dog, so less but not much the problem
Speaker 3: with our dogs.
Speaker 1: We will watch movies with our dogs.
Speaker 3: But when Stanley sleeps, he snores really loudly, and that
Speaker 3: guy can't last.
Speaker 1: A minute in a movie.
Speaker 3: Movies don't matter what the movie is, he's just not
Speaker 3: that entertained by it. We're watching Call and Godzilla didn't
Speaker 3: like it.
Speaker 1: Fell asleep.
Speaker 3: A lot of action in that one, right, So eventually
Speaker 3: we'll go, Stanley, go to your place, and he'll go
Speaker 3: into his little place.
Speaker 1: Down the hall.
Speaker 3: But now what he thinks if we can't see him
Speaker 3: and he can't see us, that he's gone.
Speaker 1: So now he hides in a hole.
Speaker 3: There's like a little gap in the middle from our
Speaker 3: family living room to the kitchen. There's like a closet,
Speaker 3: little hole, and he goes in that hole.
Speaker 1: Because he thinks we can't see him. He's still. It's hilarious.
Speaker 3: And Ella, if there's a single dog that barks in
Speaker 3: a movie or a TV show, she thinks they're at
Speaker 3: the house, and she is. I do get now why
Speaker 3: like these Animal Planet shows exist with dog because I
Speaker 3: was like, dog don't know what a TV is, but
Speaker 3: I think it's the.
Speaker 1: Sounds because the shows where dogs watch.
Speaker 3: Because if there are dogs that bark, or cats or
Speaker 3: oh dear guys, man knocks on a door, it's over.
Speaker 3: So because of those reasons, I pick my wife. She
Speaker 3: does not jump up on someone knocks on the door.
Speaker 3: The dogs do. But the dogs are problematic because they
Speaker 3: hear and think that things happening on the screen, and
Speaker 3: then they'll bark for twenty minutes if there's like a
Speaker 3: bunch of dog barking, did you go crazy?
Speaker 6: My old viler Josie, when there was sirens on TV,
Speaker 6: she would howl. She would for and so if thought
Speaker 6: it was sirrons outside or during a.
Speaker 3: Movie, we're always very Ella is a howler because she's
Speaker 3: part hound. She has a very houndy how she's also
Speaker 3: part let's the.
Speaker 1: Other kind of dog.
Speaker 3: She has musky cusky and those dogs talk a lot,
Speaker 3: so she does that. But what's funny is she hows.
Speaker 3: But Stanley now mimics her howl.
Speaker 1: So he'll go.
Speaker 3: Because he thinks that's how you're supposed to how It's hilarious.
Speaker 3: But I thought forty three percent of Americans that want
Speaker 3: to watch a movie with their animals over their partner
Speaker 3: should probably not be with their partner. Oh maybe if
Speaker 3: you're picking your animal, you can pick nobody.
Speaker 9: Why say animal because like my partner, like my wife
Speaker 9: would just the whole time, Like, is that the way
Speaker 9: is that the killer.
Speaker 7: Dog doesn't do that?
Speaker 1: True?
Speaker 7: True?
Speaker 1: So it's just you'd rather watch a movie without your partner.
Speaker 9: Yeah, just less questions about the movie, right.
Speaker 4: It doesn't mean you want to spend
Speaker 3: All that I don't know, Slipper Slope or by Buddy
Speaker 3: Bobby Bone Show