Speaker 1: It's the best bit of the week with Morgan.
Speaker 2: Part two, she's breaking down the top seven segments from
Speaker 2: the Bobby Bone Show this week.
Speaker 3: Hello, hello, everybody, in happy weekend. If you're here, you're
Speaker 3: catching up on the Bobby Bone Show from this week
Speaker 3: and it's been a really good one.
Speaker 4: So buckle up.
Speaker 3: You're in for a long ride, not a bumpy one,
Speaker 3: but a very fun one.
Speaker 4: And if you want some more content to.
Speaker 3: Add on to the entire party or long car ride,
Speaker 3: as I just implied, then you can check out Part one.
Speaker 3: In Part three This Weekend with Abby, we talk about
Speaker 3: her big half marathon that she's running this weekend, and
Speaker 3: I talk about wedding dress shopping. She sees some of
Speaker 3: my dresses and she reacts live on the air. All
Speaker 3: in Part one and part three is the listener questions
Speaker 3: and we answer as always, So check both of those out.
Speaker 4: If you never have, I think you'll really like it.
Speaker 3: Otherwise, if you still want me to stop talking and
Speaker 3: just get into it, That's what I'll do now. Lunchbox
Speaker 3: has called crime Stoppers again. Yes, before you may remember
Speaker 3: that he called it on Amy for driving. Well, he
Speaker 3: has called crime Stoppers again, but this time it's on
Speaker 3: a different show.
Speaker 5: Member number seven with crime stoppers.
Speaker 6: Yeah, call tell somebody what's up?
Speaker 4: Yeah? I think Lunchbocks called them on me.
Speaker 6: Why did he call them on you?
Speaker 4: Because I was driving with a no fired license?
Speaker 1: No boy?
Speaker 6: Okay, well he lunchboxes also called them again.
Speaker 4: Oh my gosh.
Speaker 6: This so he called crime stoppers, which I didn't even
Speaker 6: know you could just call a number. Do you guys
Speaker 6: want to guess why you call crime stoppers? Because I
Speaker 6: have the audio of his call two crime shoppers?
Speaker 7: I have a guess. Go he saw someone not wearing
Speaker 7: a seat belt?
Speaker 6: No, it has to do with somebody on the show.
Speaker 6: He called him on the show.
Speaker 4: Okay, what is this thing?
Speaker 6: Yes, he wants to call crime stoppers on us and
Speaker 6: get one of us the rest hitting.
Speaker 4: If he called them on me again, I can't imagine.
Speaker 1: What are you going to do?
Speaker 6: Well, I don't know for what reason.
Speaker 4: That's what. I'm not doing anything illegal?
Speaker 6: Okay, crime stoppers?
Speaker 8: Anybody?
Speaker 7: He said he was he saw me speeding outside the ramp.
Speaker 7: I don't know. Maybe he saw me speeding again.
Speaker 4: I mean he said that I speed up and down
Speaker 4: the ramp and.
Speaker 8: You admitted to it.
Speaker 6: He's act to Hall mid Really you thinks he's a
Speaker 6: home monitor?
Speaker 4: Here speed on the ramp. You have to move cautiously.
Speaker 8: Lunchbox, why'd you call crime stoppers because I wanted them
Speaker 8: to pull over Morgan because she was driving with vertigo.
Speaker 8: And she admitted that she was being an unsafe driver.
Speaker 8: That she can't turn left or right, so it's hard
Speaker 8: for her to see left or right. So how is
Speaker 8: she driving every day to work? She was driving with vertigo.
Speaker 6: But none of what you said is true. She never
Speaker 6: said I can't turn left or right.
Speaker 8: No, she did in the studio she does this.
Speaker 4: I said, I have to turn carefully.
Speaker 8: I mean, when you're driving, you can't be carefully.
Speaker 6: Turning to look at you for me to be careful
Speaker 6: while driving. Here's Lunchbox calling crime stoppers to turn Morgan
Speaker 6: into try to get her arrested.
Speaker 9: Go ahead, Hello, this is some crime stoppers.
Speaker 1: How can I help you?
Speaker 8: I guess man, I was just calling because I need
Speaker 8: to report a crime about an unsafe driver, and I
Speaker 8: was hoping you guys could bust her.
Speaker 9: What's the crime that she's committing.
Speaker 8: She's driving while impaired, she has vertigo, and I sit
Speaker 8: next to her, at work and she can't even turn
Speaker 8: to a right or left. But she is driving her
Speaker 8: Ford Bronco to work every day, which is unsafe on
Speaker 8: the road.
Speaker 9: Okay, I don't know if we've got to specified crime
Speaker 9: here or not. She has vertigo, which is something that
Speaker 9: people get naturally on any kind of narcotics or.
Speaker 8: Right right, No, I understand that, but it's still unsafe driving.
Speaker 8: I think that she should be taking an uber a lift.
Speaker 8: She should have her fiance driver. And she leaves work
Speaker 8: around noon every day and it's a white Ford Bronco
Speaker 8: and the license plate is Kate.
Speaker 9: Well, we would have the work with the police on that,
Speaker 9: and then I could.
Speaker 8: Get my reward once you guys work with the police.
Speaker 8: You guys give me the reward money.
Speaker 9: We do offer reward money for.
Speaker 8: I mean it's basically a dui. I mean it's driving
Speaker 8: while you know, in paired.
Speaker 9: All right, I really promised the reward as she gets arrested.
Speaker 8: All right, thank you so much. I'll look for that
Speaker 8: five thousand.
Speaker 6: It's a couple things to unpack here one year a
Speaker 6: tttletale am. I yeah, why I said it?
Speaker 8: Yes, I think I'm trying to keep everybody safe around
Speaker 8: the city.
Speaker 6: I think that she made the decision that it was
Speaker 6: safe for her to drive.
Speaker 8: She can barely walk down the hole.
Speaker 6: She has to walk so slow.
Speaker 8: Like it's not safe.
Speaker 6: But she said that's when she's walking, she's sitting. She's good.
Speaker 8: So Morgan, tell me, was it hard to look loved
Speaker 8: and right?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I used my whole body when I did it. It
Speaker 3: just looked differently than it normally does.
Speaker 7: So it is kind of hard to move left and
Speaker 7: right in a car, you know, like your seat belt on.
Speaker 6: But if you're in a neck brace, then you can't drive.
Speaker 7: No, I would say, no, what you think about that call?
Speaker 4: I mean, I think it's ridiculous. She I don't think
Speaker 4: Morgan would put herself or anyone else in jeopardy. She
Speaker 4: clearly it's difficult to drive, but she's able to do it.
Speaker 6: Do you not feel weird about calling like nine one
Speaker 6: one in crime stoppers just in general, like wasting people's time.
Speaker 8: No, because I think I'm doing a good thing for
Speaker 8: the community. I am a what is Eddie vigilante? A
Speaker 8: community helper, community watch whatever I think I'm doing that
Speaker 8: they have to get back to you. No, I haven't
Speaker 8: heard from him.
Speaker 7: That's crazy though. They'll pay you if it leads to
Speaker 7: an arrest. It does no matter what the area.
Speaker 6: He just thought it was five thousand dollars for some reason.
Speaker 8: I see that on TV sometimes they.
Speaker 6: Have like a murderer or something.
Speaker 8: They're like, oh, five thousand dollars leading to the whoever's
Speaker 8: around thing specific.
Speaker 6: Is there a crime stoppers like one eight hundred numbers? Yeah,
Speaker 6: oh there is? And how did you find it?
Speaker 8: He just going crime stoppers and it gives you the number.
Speaker 7: Where do you go to crime stoppers Bill numbers dot com.
Speaker 5: It's the best bits of the week with Morgan. Number two.
Speaker 4: So if I get arrested in the next few days,
Speaker 4: you all know why.
Speaker 3: Apparently I was doing something wrong according to lunchbox, but
Speaker 3: that's not what the next segment is. Eddie got flagged
Speaker 3: by Airbnb. He was going to rent a place for
Speaker 3: his family and he got flagged for being too much
Speaker 3: of a partier.
Speaker 6: Number six. Eddie tried to get Airbnb and he got flag.
Speaker 6: I guess because you guys party too hard.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's what it said. So we booked it online
Speaker 7: and then we even talked to the people, the renter
Speaker 7: or whatever, and he was like, yeah, this is what
Speaker 7: the place and this is what it has. And so
Speaker 7: we were going back and forth to email. So once
Speaker 7: we booked and paid, he called and he was like, Hey,
Speaker 7: just a heads up. I got an email from Airbnb
Speaker 7: that says you guys are flagged for like partying, Like
Speaker 7: you guys are a partying account. You've had crazy parties
Speaker 7: in the past, and we're like, no, we haven't. Like
Speaker 7: we're six people, we have four crazy kids. So apparently
Speaker 7: on Airbnb in our account it says that these people
Speaker 7: like to party.
Speaker 6: Is it because you leave the house in disarray?
Speaker 7: I think it's because we're loud, like four kids, you
Speaker 7: know they have you know, if we have a place
Speaker 7: that has a pool, the kids go to the pool
Speaker 7: and they're loud, and probably the neighbors complain. That's what
Speaker 7: I would assume.
Speaker 6: Do you ever get or don't get your full deposit back?
Speaker 7: We've done it one time, or they kept the deposit
Speaker 7: because they said that we ruined bed sheets?
Speaker 4: Oh what what?
Speaker 7: I didn't. I guess one of my kids maybe did.
Speaker 6: How much is the deposit? Is it more than bed sheets?
Speaker 7: It wasn't a deposit. I think it was a fee
Speaker 7: that we had to pay is like one hundred and
Speaker 7: fifty bucks for like the whole bed setting or whatever.
Speaker 7: But that was it. And the only time we've ever
Speaker 7: done Airbnb is when we go to Texas to visit
Speaker 7: my mom, and it's just a house that we get
Speaker 7: with our family. We don't invite anyone over.
Speaker 6: If you had a house, would you like to run
Speaker 6: it out to you, your wife and your four boys. Yes,
Speaker 6: you'd be fine with that totally because you guys take
Speaker 6: care of it. Correct.
Speaker 4: Could it be a mix up, like a different No.
Speaker 6: Chance, No chance, I don't think so.
Speaker 7: Like our kids are loud, Okay, our kids are loud,
Speaker 7: and I'm just assuming that some neighbor at some point
Speaker 7: complained and then they wrote it down on one of.
Speaker 6: These one complaint get you flagged, though, Well, maybe we've
Speaker 6: had multiple.
Speaker 4: Complaints okay, between the loud kids and the bed sheets.
Speaker 6: Didn't you like leave a truck and a sink or
Speaker 6: something toys? Oh in my house?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 7: Yeah, I don't know Airbnb. Yeah, No, I mean that.
Speaker 4: Was the toilet right, Oh my gosh.
Speaker 7: My youngest, my youngest son. We finally hired a plumber
Speaker 7: and they removed the toilet. They were Legos trucks. There
Speaker 7: was a PlayStation controller down there where in the toilet
Speaker 7: no way, Yes.
Speaker 4: That's how he had thrown everything.
Speaker 6: Question the toilet hole. There was a place the toilet.
Speaker 7: Wires, all kinds of things. When the guy lifted up
Speaker 7: the toilet, they're like, oh my gosh, there's a whole
Speaker 7: set of toys in here. And do you know which
Speaker 7: kid did it? Yeah, oh yeah, of course the youngest,
Speaker 7: the baby. Well he's seven now.
Speaker 6: And that's fun to just stick things in that hole
Speaker 6: and flush it.
Speaker 7: To him, it was like there is a magical hole
Speaker 7: in the bathroom where things just disappear. He would just
Speaker 7: flush things down the toilet forever and ever until one
Speaker 7: day just didn't work, and then we had to call
Speaker 7: a plumber.
Speaker 1: No, I.
Speaker 6: Don't remember the control.
Speaker 7: Remember the controller that was The guy was like, this
Speaker 7: is the first never seen that one before.
Speaker 6: So did he stop doing it? After he got like
Speaker 6: what do you say to him?
Speaker 7: Yeah, you're like no more like that doesn't happen. And
Speaker 7: then he was like, oh, okay, okay, got it.
Speaker 4: You made him pay the bill because we.
Speaker 7: Didn't know stuff was going down there.
Speaker 6: You didn't know there was a missing game controller were.
Speaker 4: You just assume that kids like it's hidden somewhere you
Speaker 4: can't find it, like a couch queshions, you just think
Speaker 4: it's missing. I never think it's like down.
Speaker 6: The toilet exactly. That's wild, mutch box. Your kids ever
Speaker 6: do that? Flush crap?
Speaker 8: H No, they did drop a golf ball in there
Speaker 8: a few weeks ago, and it was with uh, there
Speaker 8: was stuff in the toilet and they were playing with
Speaker 8: the golf ball and they dropped it. So then you
Speaker 8: had to decide what do you do? And so I
Speaker 8: had to get tongs and a like a spaghett like
Speaker 8: you know those little spoons that do you do spaghetti
Speaker 8: with and to kind of finnagle it out of because
Speaker 8: it went down the pipe and you had to get
Speaker 8: in there and I was able to extract it.
Speaker 11: Hmm.
Speaker 4: Interesting they just leave stuff in the toilet and play
Speaker 4: with golf balls.
Speaker 8: You know, they were going to the bathroom playing with
Speaker 8: the golf ball and they drop toilet.
Speaker 4: Okay, that makes more sense. Thank you for the clarification.
Speaker 6: Is this only a boy?
Speaker 1: Think?
Speaker 7: Obviously have a girl. I don't know if girls do
Speaker 7: this or not. I don't know. It didn't sound like
Speaker 7: a thing of girls.
Speaker 6: Girls would do like flesh stuff like watch the Magical
Speaker 6: Hole day it goes down? What are you doing with
Speaker 6: the AIRBNBA? They still let you stay.
Speaker 7: So the guy was just like, you know what, we
Speaker 7: trust you all, you all our family of six have fun,
Speaker 7: so we're like cool. So he didn't he ignored the warning.
Speaker 7: But that's just crazy to think that our account just
Speaker 7: has a big old warning now that just lives there.
Speaker 7: You understand it though, right, I get it, I get it,
Speaker 7: But but it seems like we're party animals. It sounds
Speaker 7: like we're having ragers. You know, we should have.
Speaker 6: If you guys are listening right now, call our voicemail
Speaker 6: line if your kids ever flush anything crazy down the
Speaker 6: toilet and leave us a voicemail. I would love to
Speaker 6: hear those voicemails. Eight seven seven seventy seven, Bobby, that's
Speaker 6: our number, eight seven seven seventy Bobby. Hit up the
Speaker 6: voicemail line and let us know what your kids flush.
Speaker 6: That'd be awesome.
Speaker 5: It's the best bits of the week with Morgan number two.
Speaker 4: Finally, the time has come.
Speaker 3: It feels like this has been going on for months,
Speaker 3: even years. At this point, I think in total it has.
Speaker 4: Been about a year.
Speaker 3: The Lunchbox has potentially finally found a good doctor.
Speaker 2: Number five breaking news, Freaking nes Lunchbox found a doctor
Speaker 2: that may be able to diagnose his stool and stomach issue.
Speaker 6: Okay, so what happened here?
Speaker 8: I found a competent doctor finally. Maybe I was trying
Speaker 8: to get a doctor like the Tennessee Titans doctor or
Speaker 8: a professional soccer team doctor. But one of them was
Speaker 8: a pediatrician. The other one didn't do abdomen or groin.
Speaker 8: So I was like, all right, So I found this guy.
Speaker 8: He did groin, So I went to see him, and
Speaker 8: he actually time to talk to me. He sent me
Speaker 8: for an X ray and he actually laid me down
Speaker 8: on the table and started poking and prodding and.
Speaker 6: Moving rotating down so like sensual. He's like, he did
Speaker 6: groin and then he laid me down. He took his
Speaker 6: time and he spoke to me. He poked to me,
Speaker 6: he poked, You're set up? Is weird?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 6: No, I love what he did.
Speaker 8: Grind.
Speaker 4: We found someone.
Speaker 6: I finally found someone that knew me and loved me
Speaker 6: for me.
Speaker 7: I've been longing for this.
Speaker 8: No other doctors didn't do this. Other doctors were like, hey,
Speaker 8: what's hurting you. Okay, I'll send you for an MRI.
Speaker 8: They didn't poke, they didn't prod. They just sent me
Speaker 8: for an MRI. Then I come back like, oh, we
Speaker 8: don't see anything, but we're here. If we need you,
Speaker 8: or if you need us, just google some exercises for
Speaker 8: your pelvic floor. They didn't do poking and prodding. Another doctor.
Speaker 8: It's probably just gas. I haven't had gas for the
Speaker 8: last nine months. I'm just telling you that right now.
Speaker 8: So this guy was moving my legs and all right,
Speaker 8: do this touch your elbow to this knee. Does this hurt?
Speaker 8: Does it hurt when you do that? And so he
Speaker 8: actually took some time, looked at that tray, said oh,
Speaker 8: there's some little arms riders in this hip. And then
Speaker 8: right there where the pelvis comes together, he saw some
Speaker 8: inflammation and he goes and that sends messages. It can
Speaker 8: send it down to the groin or up into the
Speaker 8: stomach and he goes. So that made bothersome. I'd really
Speaker 8: like to see your MRI so I could really get
Speaker 8: a detailed look at it. And when I went to
Speaker 8: my appointment, I couldn't remember where I went to get
Speaker 8: my MRI. That's how many doctors I've been to, so
Speaker 8: I have.
Speaker 6: To keep record of it. Well, I know I don't.
Speaker 8: Let's just be real.
Speaker 6: You try to come up with something, but you want
Speaker 6: to get an MRI. Here's the thing.
Speaker 8: I went, yes, and I did go get an MRI,
Speaker 8: and I remembered going to this one hospital. So I
Speaker 8: went and picked up my MRI, and I guess I
Speaker 8: got my knee MRI a couple of years ago because
Speaker 8: that's what I did at that hospital. So I had
Speaker 8: no idea where I did my stomach. So I have
Speaker 8: to call another doctor's office and say, hey, can you
Speaker 8: guys tell me where you referred me to so I
Speaker 8: can go get the MRI and drop it by this doctor.
Speaker 6: So you don't have any answer here. No, but it's
Speaker 6: crazy that he's calling doctors incompetent when his incompetence is
Speaker 6: even knowing where he's been to the doctor.
Speaker 8: I've been to so many, so many How many MRIs
Speaker 8: have you done? I've done one MRI one seat, I said,
Speaker 8: how many? One MRI one set scan? But that's what
Speaker 8: I'm saying, like, I went to two different places, so
Speaker 8: I know where I did the CT scan. But the
Speaker 8: mri man, it's all fuzzy, but.
Speaker 6: As your self swollen, it.
Speaker 8: Comes and goes. But there hadn't been as much go pain.
Speaker 8: But he did put me on prescription strength anti inflammatory.
Speaker 8: He said, leave the admin alone, let's go stronger. Are
Speaker 8: you still taking cialis?
Speaker 10: No?
Speaker 7: I don't know if I believe him.
Speaker 6: But why I don't know about.
Speaker 7: Yeah, he just doesn't. He don't like that storyline. He
Speaker 7: doesn't like he doesn't like that he's taking the blue
Speaker 7: little blue pillars. Yeah, correct, but whatever.
Speaker 6: He killed the storyline.
Speaker 8: No, it's not blue.
Speaker 4: We know that can be used for ED, but he's
Speaker 4: not using it for eed. He's using it for his
Speaker 4: pelvic floor or something.
Speaker 6: Two for one, multi use, and it's not blue.
Speaker 8: Just so you know, that's the viagra. So there is hope.
Speaker 8: So I'm gonna drop my Amari off and hopefully he
Speaker 8: sees something and we get this nipped in the butt
Speaker 8: and we are back.
Speaker 10: Got it.
Speaker 6: We won't even say it's not, but but you go ahead.
Speaker 7: What do you think it is like the inflammation? What
Speaker 7: do you think is causing all that?
Speaker 8: Well, he said, there's a little arthritis on my left hip,
Speaker 8: and then he just he saw some aggravation. Right there
Speaker 8: where the pelvis bones come together. There was like a
Speaker 8: little arch, and he's like, I'd really like to get
Speaker 8: in there and look and see what that.
Speaker 4: Is so aggravated.
Speaker 8: Get in there, well, you know, look at them and look.
Speaker 4: Not like actually get in there.
Speaker 6: But he was great, man, I'm telling you, like it
Speaker 6: sounds like you got crushed.
Speaker 10: Right.
Speaker 8: It's not how old is he?
Speaker 6: Lunchbox what celebrities like.
Speaker 8: Chevy Chase with white hair, nice, he's older. Yeah, he
Speaker 8: has the.
Speaker 6: Ball sever Fox.
Speaker 8: No, it's not about mic and him. It's just about
Speaker 8: going to so many doctors over the last nine months.
Speaker 8: And he actually moved my legs around.
Speaker 6: It's when you start talking to that sensual voice, like
Speaker 6: we're fine hearing it, but you like drop an octave
Speaker 6: and you like hated it. But then when he moved
Speaker 6: my hip around, what.
Speaker 8: Do I do? I really fall down?
Speaker 6: Yeah, you get very bregny.
Speaker 4: You're trying to defend yourself and you're like, no, no, guys,
Speaker 4: you don't understand. Then he spread my.
Speaker 8: Life and I never said he spread my life.
Speaker 6: He turned me over, But it's just how you said it.
Speaker 4: I said, Okay, he moved my legs so far. I
Speaker 4: mean he.
Speaker 10: Moved.
Speaker 6: We're rooting for you.
Speaker 5: It's the best bits of the week with Morgan.
Speaker 3: Number two, Jason Awding stopped via the studio. He has
Speaker 3: a whole new album out this weekend, including a collaboration
Speaker 3: with Luke Bryan one with his wife Britney, and he
Speaker 3: also shared some stories over the course of his career
Speaker 3: and his thirty number one hits.
Speaker 5: Number four on the Bobby Bones Show.
Speaker 6: Now, Hey, good to see you man.
Speaker 10: Good to see you man, Thanks for having me.
Speaker 6: I was watching that video. I don't know if it
Speaker 6: was really a surprise, but when you were celebrating your
Speaker 6: thirty number ones, it's actually thirty one at the time,
Speaker 6: but they did that thing where everbody's playing songs for you.
Speaker 6: Were you really surprised by that?
Speaker 10: Yeah? Absolutely, man.
Speaker 12: I it was funny because, you know, I was told
Speaker 12: that it was just like a normal CRS thing that
Speaker 12: the label would do, where you know, all the artists
Speaker 12: will come in and play a song or two and
Speaker 12: just kind of hang out with the radio for a
Speaker 12: little bit and that was it, you know, and we
Speaker 12: do that all the time. So I didn't think much
Speaker 12: of it, and so when I got down there, they
Speaker 12: were just like, all right, sit right here, and I'm like, well,
Speaker 12: I don't want to sit here, like all my friends
Speaker 12: are hanging out, like I wanted to kind of go
Speaker 12: hang out with everybody. And then all of a sudden
Speaker 12: they started playing a video and that it kind of
Speaker 12: kicked in of what was happening. But and nobody spoiled
Speaker 12: it for you. No, my and my band knew since
Speaker 12: like November, so I had no idea.
Speaker 10: Man. I was like, that's pretty good for you guys
Speaker 10: to be able to keep seek it for me that long.
Speaker 6: Could you sing every one of your thirty songs back
Speaker 6: from memory? All your number ones? I guess there's thirty
Speaker 6: one now, so I'm not asking.
Speaker 12: I like to think that I could, but I mean
Speaker 12: there's probably a lot of those, some of those we
Speaker 12: haven't played in a while on the show.
Speaker 6: So he's a prompter at all. No, none, No.
Speaker 10: I tried to use it one time.
Speaker 12: We brought one out for like a weekend and and
Speaker 12: I just found myself staring at it the whole time
Speaker 12: and like kind of I don't know. It kind of
Speaker 12: took me out of my element a little bit on stage,
Speaker 12: So I just got got rid of it, and I
Speaker 12: haven't used them since I.
Speaker 6: Saw Elton John do a show once and he has
Speaker 6: so many number ones and hits it. And he's also
Speaker 6: way older than us. But and he was dialed into
Speaker 6: the prompter and I asked him after, I was like, hey,
Speaker 6: do do you sing what the prompter? He goes, yeah,
Speaker 6: after like I remember, I remember the number.
Speaker 10: He said.
Speaker 6: It was like after hit number forty one, Like I
Speaker 6: don't remember the songs anymore.
Speaker 12: Yeah, I mean it's I don't know, it's like it's
Speaker 12: muscle memory a little bit for me. It's like, you
Speaker 12: know when especially once you get into a tour and
Speaker 12: you're playing a lot, you know, you kind of get
Speaker 12: get dialed in. But usually when the tour is getting
Speaker 12: started or something like that, you know, it's you know,
Speaker 12: there's always going to be those nights where you just
Speaker 12: kind of have a you know, have a have a
Speaker 12: blackout on stage. And and but I ended up coming
Speaker 12: up with a better system. So we have all my
Speaker 12: stuff is on a on a track recorded and if
Speaker 12: I ever forget a word or anything like that, my
Speaker 12: monitor guy just hits that button and it's I hear
Speaker 12: myself singing.
Speaker 6: To sing to you, like a.
Speaker 12: Rehearsal or something, and then I'm able to pick it
Speaker 12: back up and you know, miss a word or two,
Speaker 12: and then I pick it right back up.
Speaker 6: So I know he wouldn't be mad at me for
Speaker 6: saying this, because he's a friend. But Ronnie done has
Speaker 6: someone sing the words in his ear.
Speaker 12: I've I was out on tour with those guys man
Speaker 12: and Ronnie was having like some voice problems or something
Speaker 12: one night. And we have the same manager who's actually here,
Speaker 12: Clarence Spaulding, And and so Clarence called and said, hey, Ronnie's,
Speaker 12: you know, struggling a little bit tonight. Can you jump
Speaker 12: on stage and you know, help him out a little
Speaker 12: bit and sing some songs? And and so I guess
Speaker 12: I was on his mix, and so when that happened,
Speaker 12: I could hear that guy, and I was like, what
Speaker 12: is going on?
Speaker 10: I never in my life heard that before.
Speaker 6: They sing it like a second and a half before
Speaker 6: yeah part.
Speaker 10: It was crazy.
Speaker 12: I'm like, I don't know how you do that, man,
Speaker 12: but it's it's pretty wild.
Speaker 6: You gotta add a new album out today? How long
Speaker 6: ago did you start on the very beginning? I don't
Speaker 6: know how you start a new album is that you
Speaker 6: find one song that you like and start away.
Speaker 12: For me, I like to have like a handful, you know,
Speaker 12: four or five six songs, just enough to go in
Speaker 12: and and kind of have a little bit of a
Speaker 12: vibe in mind of what we want to do.
Speaker 10: So I would say, man, what are we in now?
Speaker 7: The year?
Speaker 12: Oh, I'm aware of what year it is, I think,
Speaker 12: but I would say probably.
Speaker 10: I mean I was listening to these songs definitely.
Speaker 12: Early part of last year, if not like the end
Speaker 12: of twenty four maybe, so like I was our a
Speaker 12: kind of starting to, you know, put together songs and
Speaker 12: things like that, and I feel like maybe early part
Speaker 12: of last year we went in and started recording, or
Speaker 12: November or something like that of twenty four.
Speaker 6: Do you have a studio at your house?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 6: Is that purposeful?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Why?
Speaker 10: I just when I.
Speaker 12: When I'm at home, man, I try not to work,
Speaker 12: you know, I try to hang out with the family
Speaker 12: and kids and do all that stuff. And I know
Speaker 12: that if I have stuff like that at home that
Speaker 12: I'll probably just be in there all the time. So
Speaker 12: I just try to shut everything down when I go home.
Speaker 12: And I've recorded in the same studio here in Nashville
Speaker 12: since nineteen ninety eight when I moved to town. So
Speaker 12: the same studio that I cut all my demos and
Speaker 12: stuff like that in back in the day. We still
Speaker 12: cut there and track every record that we've ever done there.
Speaker 12: And yeah, I just kind of a creature of habit too.
Speaker 6: So did you buy that studio?
Speaker 10: No? I would never buy that studio.
Speaker 12: It's not really that nice, honestly, it's uh, it's been
Speaker 12: around for it.
Speaker 10: Probably you need some work done to it at this point.
Speaker 6: But show yeah, right, yeah, you know Blackbird is yeah.
Speaker 10: Yeah, it's not that one. It's like one of the
Speaker 10: ones that's like close to that that's not nearly as nice.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 6: The album is called Songs About Us Again. It's out today.
Speaker 6: You that songs with Luke? Yes, yeah, you and you
Speaker 6: and Luke did that song are you guys cool enough?
Speaker 6: Which is like, hey, hop on this song with me.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 12: We just, uh, you know, Luke and I've been friends forever,
Speaker 12: and you know, we're always kind of looking for a
Speaker 12: reason to to do something, you know, work together and
Speaker 12: have some fun. So I had this song and he
Speaker 12: was just kind of the guy I had in mind
Speaker 12: for it, you know. And and so we were hanging out.
Speaker 12: I think we went to a Georgia game this year
Speaker 12: and we were just kind of hanging out and I
Speaker 12: was playing him some stuff that we were working on.
Speaker 12: And I played him that and I'm like, you know,
Speaker 12: if you dig it, come, you know, come sing on
Speaker 12: it with me. And uh, you know, it didn't take
Speaker 12: much convincing, so he, uh, he jumped on it and
Speaker 12: it was cool, worked out perfect, and we just ran
Speaker 12: over it actually for the first time played it live
Speaker 12: together for the first time in a rehearsal a couple
Speaker 12: I don't know, a few days ago or something. But uh,
Speaker 12: I don't know. He's just my He's my my dude,
Speaker 12: you know what I mean. And anytime we can do
Speaker 12: something like that, do some shows together, do a song
Speaker 12: or whatever.
Speaker 10: It's just it's a lot of fun.
Speaker 6: Can you give me a quintessential Luke Bryan's story through
Speaker 6: your friendship, like something funny, like a really good Luke
Speaker 6: story that maybe we haven't heard, oh, I know, on
Speaker 6: the spot here.
Speaker 12: I mean, I don't want to say one that will
Speaker 12: like dim him out, you know what I mean.
Speaker 10: But I don't know. Luke's just you know, he's so
Speaker 10: accident pro man. That's my thing with Luke.
Speaker 12: I don't know you remember, like you remember when he
Speaker 12: I don't know if you guys know the story, but
Speaker 12: you know he he like fell off of a skateboard
Speaker 12: one time in Central Park and had to get stitches.
Speaker 12: Then he fell on a bicycle and broke his collar bone.
Speaker 12: And he's always falling off stage.
Speaker 6: You know, you guys hunt together, so that would make
Speaker 6: me scared. He's so accident an I.
Speaker 12: Don't with him, send.
Speaker 10: Him to the other side of the rant. So my
Speaker 10: my favorite.
Speaker 12: One is he was out of his house and uh,
Speaker 12: they were out there shooting skeet or something like that,
Speaker 12: and the skeet thrower got hung up, and so he's
Speaker 12: down there messing with the skeet thrower and that thing
Speaker 12: lets loose and comes around and hits him right in
Speaker 12: the forehead. And luckily he had a hat on. It
Speaker 12: probably would have knocked him out. But it's just that
Speaker 12: kind of stuff happens to him all the time.
Speaker 10: It's crazy.
Speaker 6: What about getting your wife to sing on a song?
Speaker 12: You know what, BRIT's a great singer, and obviously and
Speaker 12: I've you know, I hear singing all the time at
Speaker 12: the house.
Speaker 10: And those kind of things.
Speaker 12: And you know, there was a time I think where
Speaker 12: you know, she was on American Idol and those kind
Speaker 12: of things, and I think thought she might want to
Speaker 12: do that until we met and she kind of saw
Speaker 12: what it entails.
Speaker 10: And I think she was like, now I'm good.
Speaker 12: But you know, I've always thought she was a really
Speaker 12: good singer and always kind of been looking for something
Speaker 12: to maybe get her.
Speaker 10: To be a part of.
Speaker 12: And you know, and and finally this song that we
Speaker 12: got came in and I just felt like it was
Speaker 12: a good fit for her, especially something that she didn't really.
Speaker 10: Have to carry the song.
Speaker 12: You know, it was something that she could kind of
Speaker 12: to get her feet wet a little bit and you know,
Speaker 12: go in and sing on. And I thought she crushed it, man.
Speaker 12: So it was it was really cool to get her
Speaker 12: in the studio for the first time. She had never
Speaker 12: really been in a studio or anything like that. SOT
Speaker 12: to take her in and let her see what it
Speaker 12: was all about was really cool.
Speaker 6: That song is called Easier Gone Yeah, that you guys
Speaker 6: did together. Two of the writers on the song were
Speaker 6: the two dudes from Lady A Yes. So was it
Speaker 6: originally maybe were they writing it for themselves.
Speaker 10: I don't know.
Speaker 12: Charles Kelly was the one that sent it to me,
Speaker 12: and you know, Charles was singing the demo on it,
Speaker 12: so obviously it kind of sounds like a lady a song.
Speaker 10: But you know, I don't remember.
Speaker 12: There being like a female vocal or anything like that
Speaker 12: on it at the time. But I think, you know,
Speaker 12: Charles and Dave, those guys write all the time, so
Speaker 12: I'm sure they were probably either writing for their thing
Speaker 12: or just writing in general. You know, sometimes those guys
Speaker 12: would just write, and if they're not writing for their
Speaker 12: own record, they're just writing. And Charles had sent me
Speaker 12: a different song and I think Blake ended up cutting it,
Speaker 12: and then he sent me this one, and so it
Speaker 12: just it was just one that I immediately kind of
Speaker 12: had Britt in mind for that and and I told her,
Speaker 12: I'm like, just, hey, I'm gonna be honest with you.
Speaker 12: If we go in there and this sucks like it's
Speaker 12: not gonna make the record, that's a tough that's a
Speaker 12: tough conversation to have with your wife.
Speaker 10: So but but no, it was great.
Speaker 12: It was a lot of fun to take her in
Speaker 12: and kind of let her see what that was all
Speaker 12: about and let her get in the studio and do
Speaker 12: it for real like that.
Speaker 6: Is there ever a time or has there been a
Speaker 6: time in your career where you have a song but
Speaker 6: somebody else has the same song and you both are
Speaker 6: trying to cut out and you got to have some
Speaker 6: sort of negotiation.
Speaker 10: Uh No, I don't think so. I remember.
Speaker 12: My second single, Whoy was a song that Shannon Brown had.
Speaker 12: This song, Remember Shannon Brown, She's married to Sean Silva,
Speaker 12: and so Shannon had a record deal at the time,
Speaker 12: and I think had the song and was planning to
Speaker 12: put it out as a single, which we didn't know,
Speaker 12: and so we sent the song to Sean her hus
Speaker 12: Been to get a video treatment for him to shoot
Speaker 12: the video for us, not even knowing that she had
Speaker 12: the song. And so, uh, I remember that was kind
Speaker 12: of a little bit of a thing back in the day.
Speaker 12: We kind of laugh about it now, but but I've
Speaker 12: never other than that, I don't remember ever having a
Speaker 12: song that somebody else had.
Speaker 6: Dust on the Bottle with David with David Lee Murphy,
Speaker 6: that's a David Lee Murphy song.
Speaker 10: Gay.
Speaker 6: He wrote that by himself too. Back on I know, man,
Speaker 6: that's a patriarch.
Speaker 12: Dude that is the coolest, might be the coolest guy
Speaker 12: in town.
Speaker 10: To me.
Speaker 12: He's one of my favorite David Lee Murphy stories. Is
Speaker 12: this had to have been back in ninety six or
Speaker 12: seven or something. But I was playing my band down
Speaker 12: in Georgia. We got into this battle of the band's
Speaker 12: thing and we want it, and so we got a
Speaker 12: chance to open for David Lee Murphy, Diamond Rio and
Speaker 12: Johnny Paycheck the next day. And so it's me and
Speaker 12: my band weren't in a van with our trailer, and
Speaker 12: you know, we're unloading our gear and that morning and
Speaker 12: look up and there's this really guy just standing there,
Speaker 12: you know, and he just starts grabbing gear, moving it.
Speaker 12: And it was David Lee Murphy. He was like helping
Speaker 12: us load our gear on stage. And I met him
Speaker 12: that day. And when I moved to Nashville, he was
Speaker 12: one of the first guys that I wrote with here
Speaker 12: in town. And and so it was just like just
Speaker 12: kind of became friends with him early on. And then
Speaker 12: as I got my record deal and started, you know,
Speaker 12: recording albums, it was like he was having a song
Speaker 12: or two on every record. He wrote biggering Tractor and
Speaker 12: you know, things like that. So he's just always kind
Speaker 12: of been a part of my career, and that was
Speaker 12: one of those songs. I think it's like the thirty
Speaker 12: year anniversary or something of that song this year or
Speaker 12: last year or whatever, and so it's just like, man,
Speaker 12: you know, there's so much of that nineties country stuff
Speaker 12: being done right now and you know, kind of getting
Speaker 12: back to a little bit of that, and so I
Speaker 12: was like, man, it'd be cool to just do that
Speaker 12: song and have him on it. And it was always
Speaker 12: one of my favorites to kind of play in the
Speaker 12: clubs and those kind of things.
Speaker 6: Anyway, Jason Aldiin's here. His album Songs About Us is
Speaker 6: out today. We're now going to do normal people questions
Speaker 6: for Jason Aldan normal question Number one, what is the
Speaker 6: air temperature you prefer when you sleep at night?
Speaker 10: Probably sixty eight?
Speaker 6: Pretty cold? Yeah, would you go colder? Or were you
Speaker 6: both pretty happy at sixty eight?
Speaker 10: Is that?
Speaker 6: Is that a point like when I.
Speaker 12: Met my wife and she would like come out on
Speaker 12: the road and like get on the bus.
Speaker 10: I kept the bus at sixty six.
Speaker 12: Oh so but yeah, that's now I'm now I'm I've
Speaker 12: bumped it up to sixty eight.
Speaker 6: So you're a nice guy, yeah kind of you.
Speaker 10: You know, that's a team player.
Speaker 6: What is the last show that you finished? Like TV show?
Speaker 10: I don't know.
Speaker 12: I'm a big reality TV guy, So what is the
Speaker 12: last show I finished?
Speaker 10: I don't know.
Speaker 6: What are you watching now? Reality wise?
Speaker 10: Dude?
Speaker 12: All that stuff? Like my wife is she has like
Speaker 12: suckered me into all of them, you know, all Mormon
Speaker 12: wives that one summer house would all kinds of drama
Speaker 12: going on now like so yeah, so she sucks. She's like,
Speaker 12: you'll never believe what's going on, and then I get
Speaker 12: sucked into it, you know what I mean. But like
Speaker 12: your friends and neighbors, the John hann thing was something that, uh,
Speaker 12: I mean, I watched it a while back, but I
Speaker 12: started watching the new season, so I like stuff like
Speaker 12: that Landman, you know, all the tailor shared and stuff.
Speaker 10: I love.
Speaker 6: So what about acting for you?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 12: Well, I don't know if you know this, Bobby, but
Speaker 12: I did do a movie back in the day. You
Speaker 12: probably didn't see it because not many people did, but
Speaker 12: you know, I tried it. It was I got offered
Speaker 12: a chance to do this movie, and they offered me.
Speaker 10: Kind of a bigger role in it that I turned down.
Speaker 12: I'm like, man, if I'm gonna suck, I want to
Speaker 12: be on camera as little as possible, you know.
Speaker 10: And so I took a different movie.
Speaker 12: It was Ed Harris was in it, January Jones, Jason
Speaker 12: Isaacs and.
Speaker 10: Called it was called Sweetwater.
Speaker 12: It was like a Western, and you know, and I
Speaker 12: just I didn't enjoy it. I didn't enjoy that process
Speaker 12: of whatever. I just remember being there just being like, man,
Speaker 12: I'm a musician, Like what am I doing here on
Speaker 12: this set of this movie? But now it's been a
Speaker 12: long time, it's like I would be open to it
Speaker 12: again doing something I think I would be pretty picky
Speaker 12: about it. But I just remember not feeling like super
Speaker 12: passionate or confident in what I was doing. And so
Speaker 12: it was a little weird for me.
Speaker 6: I'm looking at the poster, Yeah, Sweetwater with Ed Harris,
Speaker 6: January Jones, Jason Isaac's, Eduardo Noriega and Jason Aldine and
Speaker 6: you're in the dude, you're in like the tops Europe
Speaker 6: in the poster.
Speaker 10: I know I made the poster.
Speaker 12: I used to have it like this, this like movie
Speaker 12: room at the house, and I had, you know, posters
Speaker 12: of all like some of my favorite movies. And then
Speaker 12: I had that poster, you know, fild Dreams, the Goonies, Sweet.
Speaker 4: It's like Sweetwater Texas or what what was Sweet?
Speaker 10: I don't know. You shot at like New Mexico.
Speaker 6: So if you were to play a ball player, do
Speaker 6: you think you're because for example, like whenever a Major
Speaker 6: League and what was the name, Charlie Sheen, he looked
Speaker 6: like a ballplayer.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Do you think you could play a ball player and
Speaker 6: look like a ball player?
Speaker 12: Yeah, I mean I think I could probably pull that
Speaker 12: off for sure. I think that's easy and kind of
Speaker 12: would become a little more natural than just like trying to,
Speaker 12: you know, act and do something that I don't know
Speaker 12: anything about. But yeah, I'd be all about doing a
Speaker 12: baseball movie.
Speaker 10: Or something like that. That would be actually fun.
Speaker 6: Normal people questions, Amy.
Speaker 4: We've got great skin?
Speaker 6: I do. Yeah.
Speaker 10: Oh, that's more of a statement.
Speaker 4: Followed by the question of you know, do you have
Speaker 4: a routine, because these guys in here they don't and
Speaker 4: their skin is fine too, and they don't do they
Speaker 4: just they're like, oh, my shampoo runs down my face.
Speaker 10: No, you know what I I do have?
Speaker 12: Like you always use like face wash or something when
Speaker 12: I'm taking a shower.
Speaker 10: And then.
Speaker 12: The only thing I really do is I just like
Speaker 12: daily moisturize, like I put some kind of lotion or
Speaker 12: something on my face. Otherwise it's just like super dry,
Speaker 12: and so that's it. The rest of it's just all natural,
Speaker 12: Amy Eddie.
Speaker 7: Yeah, what's the last thing you bought? Like online maybe
Speaker 7: or a grocery store. What's the last thing you bought, dude,
Speaker 7: I'll tell you what.
Speaker 12: Man, this whole like baseball card, basketball card, it's happening
Speaker 12: right now.
Speaker 6: I've been in it for it's it's it's it's consuming.
Speaker 12: It's I'm telling you like I, you know, like everybody,
Speaker 12: I collected all this stuff as a kid, and over
Speaker 12: time I kind of lost all that stuff as much
Speaker 12: as we moved around. And and so my son is
Speaker 12: like kind of got into Pokemon, like he was kind
Speaker 12: of collecting stuff like that, and he just had him
Speaker 12: laying around. He didn't know what anything was worth or anything.
Speaker 12: So I kind of started organizing it for him and
Speaker 12: kind of seeing what he had. And so next thing
Speaker 12: I know, I'm buying baseball cards and football cards and
Speaker 12: all this stuff. And now Amazon shows up to my
Speaker 12: house and it's just like boxes of this stuff, and
Speaker 12: I'm like, god, it's like it's started becoming obsession at
Speaker 12: this point.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Silver reached out and he was like, hey, you
Speaker 6: may have. He said, we were watching tiktoks if you
Speaker 6: open cards back in because I was, I'm really into it,
Speaker 6: and I was posting a bunch of card content and
Speaker 6: then I started to buy and I had to like slowed.
Speaker 6: I had to like purposefully go take a second, don't
Speaker 6: do it for a month, and see if you still
Speaker 6: love it. Right, And so I'm I got to that phase.
Speaker 6: I still love it, and I have some really great
Speaker 6: cards I'm super proud of. But I've had to stop
Speaker 6: doing like you're because it would just she would show
Speaker 6: up and I'd have boxes stacked up that weren't even opened.
Speaker 6: But I just kept buying anyway.
Speaker 12: Well, and here's the thing is people don't understand is
Speaker 12: you know, you have your retail box stuff that you
Speaker 12: buyt like Target or whatever, which is fine, but that's
Speaker 12: not really the stuff that I'm buying.
Speaker 10: You know.
Speaker 12: It's like you're buying the more expensive boxes of stuff
Speaker 12: and then you you know, you spend like fifteen hundred
Speaker 12: dollars on a box of cards, and the best card
Speaker 12: you get out of there is worth like two hundred bucks.
Speaker 12: You're like, I feel like I'm getting screwed on this deal,
Speaker 12: you know what I mean. So, but it's fun, man,
Speaker 12: I enjoy it. And now my son he'll sit there
Speaker 12: with me and open stuff up and oh look what
Speaker 12: I got.
Speaker 10: You know, he's opening football and base ball cards.
Speaker 12: He kind of knows what to look for now, and
Speaker 12: so I've it's kind of something I got into with
Speaker 12: him too.
Speaker 6: I was talking to Kenny Chesney and he said that
Speaker 6: he had to be reminded to play she thinks my
Speaker 6: tractor sex. He stopped playing it for a long time,
Speaker 6: and he said, Megan, Ronnie was like, why aren't you
Speaker 6: playing that song anymore? Do you have that relationship with
Speaker 6: any of your songs that maybe you stopped for a
Speaker 6: while and someone said, hey, you got to play it again,
Speaker 6: or some of you just stopped playing.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I mean there's been things you stop playing over
Speaker 10: the years. You know.
Speaker 12: It's just you play him so much that it's just like,
Speaker 12: you know, I mean, we had a song on the
Speaker 12: second album called Johnny Cash that was one that we
Speaker 12: played forever, and then it was just like we stopped
Speaker 12: playing it, like we played it so much and said,
Speaker 12: you know, we played been playing those songs since five
Speaker 12: oh six whatever, and and so you just like, I mean,
Speaker 12: you just want to play like new stuff, and sometimes
Speaker 12: you have to remind yourself to like, hey, you know,
Speaker 12: it's been two tours since we played night Train, let's
Speaker 12: throw that back in or uh, you know, it's it's
Speaker 12: a good good problem to have when you can kind
Speaker 12: of you know, change out songs every year on the
Speaker 12: tour or whatever and still pop in something that was
Speaker 12: a hit. But I just you know, for me, it's
Speaker 12: things that I like to play that I enjoy getting
Speaker 12: out there and singing and trying to focus on those
Speaker 12: and then you know, every once in a while turn
Speaker 12: around and go, man, it's been you know, we were talking.
Speaker 10: About the song Why earlier.
Speaker 12: That was one that I didn't play probably for like
Speaker 12: four or five years, and then decided to pop it
Speaker 12: back in, and you know, and it kind of hits
Speaker 12: different too, after you haven't played it for a while
Speaker 12: and you put it back in the show and people
Speaker 12: haven't heard it for a while.
Speaker 10: So it's I think that happens quite a bit.
Speaker 6: Actually, do you ever change the melodies of songs or
Speaker 6: change them up a little bit so it feels fresh
Speaker 6: to you?
Speaker 12: No, because I always hated when people did that on
Speaker 12: the road, you know, like when I went to see
Speaker 12: a show and it's like I'm trying to sing and
Speaker 12: they're like doing something else.
Speaker 10: I'm like, what is That's not how it goes?
Speaker 12: Man, let's go you know, So I try to keep
Speaker 12: it like, you know, like it was intended to be.
Speaker 6: When you're cutting songs for the album, like this album,
Speaker 6: are you looking for songs that sound great live, like
Speaker 6: that have energy? Are you look will you go and
Speaker 6: search for a couple like ballads purposefully? Like how do
Speaker 6: you do that?
Speaker 12: I think at this point I think there was a
Speaker 12: time where I kind of did that, And I think
Speaker 12: it always kind of is in the back of your
Speaker 12: mind of like, man, how is this gonna sound live?
Speaker 12: Or how would this fit into our show? But anymore,
Speaker 12: you know, I just in a place now where I
Speaker 12: just trying to just want I just want to cut
Speaker 12: like really cool things that are going to be around
Speaker 12: that you know, people are still going to want to
Speaker 12: listen to in twenty years and you know, Lyrically is cool.
Speaker 12: Sonically is really cool, and something that I like to
Speaker 12: play that that feels good on stage or a little
Speaker 12: aggressive or whatever it is we're going for. But you know,
Speaker 12: I mean some of my favorite things that we've cut
Speaker 12: my whole career have come off these last couple of albums,
Speaker 12: you know, things like Trouble with the Heartbreak and those
Speaker 12: kind of whiskey drinks and those kind of things. So
Speaker 12: you know, to me, it's just kind of leaning into
Speaker 12: that more of that kind of stuff more so than
Speaker 12: trying to find a tempo or a ballot or like whatever,
Speaker 12: really just trying to put together an album that has
Speaker 12: like quality, really cool things on it that I feel
Speaker 12: like are gonna be cool for a long time. Like
Speaker 12: I always say, like I can go put on the
Speaker 12: Mountain Music album by Alabama and it's like still sounds
Speaker 12: awesome today. You know, I'll play that in my car,
Speaker 12: and you know, that's what I wanted to be, something
Speaker 12: that people will still listen to twenty years from now
Speaker 12: and still sounds good.
Speaker 6: All right. Final thing, let's do favorites. Favorite food of
Speaker 6: all time?
Speaker 12: Favorite food of all time. It's probably fried, like my
Speaker 12: mom's fried chicken. Not everybody's fried chicken, but hers a
Speaker 12: pretty good.
Speaker 6: So yeah, favorite all time athlete.
Speaker 10: Probably King Graphy Junr.
Speaker 6: Not like a Dale Murphy or well, he was my favorite,
Speaker 6: like growing up. I'm surprised. Sorry, I didn't mean to question.
Speaker 12: Well he no, no, no, Dale Murphy was. I mean
Speaker 12: for every kid in Georgia. I mean Dale Murphy was.
Speaker 12: He was a hero for all of us. He actually
Speaker 12: came out to my show last year and so I
Speaker 12: got chance to hang out with them a little bit.
Speaker 12: But to me, the best player that I ever saw
Speaker 12: play all the way around whatever growing up was King
Speaker 12: Griffey Jr.
Speaker 6: No.
Speaker 10: I mean there's a lot of them, Jordan, Like, I
Speaker 10: don't know, they're just so you.
Speaker 6: Know, Okay, fair enough. Favorite band of all time Alabama.
Speaker 6: Favorite concert you've ever been to?
Speaker 12: Oasis concert. Last year, went to their show in uh
Speaker 12: Over in Europe July fourth. It was their first show
Speaker 12: back after sixteen years or whatever, and I had never
Speaker 12: quite experienced anything like that, so it was pretty it
Speaker 12: was insane.
Speaker 10: So by far my favorite to.
Speaker 6: Go to a show like that. Does that inspire you?
Speaker 10: Absolutely?
Speaker 6: What about that show stuck out to you?
Speaker 12: I mean, first of all, they're over there playing soccer
Speaker 12: stadiums which are huge, you know. I mean, you think
Speaker 12: you're playing if we play Bridgestone here, I don't know
Speaker 12: what it holds for a show, you know, fifteen eighteen
Speaker 12: thousands like that. Over there, they're playing soccer stadiums that
Speaker 12: are holding seventy eighty thousand people and they're selling them
Speaker 12: out four or five nights in a row. It's just
Speaker 12: fandom is another level over there, and those guys are
Speaker 12: massive anyway, So it was just different than I I mean,
Speaker 12: it was just a different experience for me.
Speaker 6: Favorite movie of all time, Field to Dreams. That's quick.
Speaker 6: Yeah it's not Sweetwater.
Speaker 12: Yeah. That may be on some people's list, Bobby, but
Speaker 12: not mine.
Speaker 6: All right. Final favorite Jason Alden song.
Speaker 12: That's always a hard question for me because I just
Speaker 12: always feel like they all came at different points in
Speaker 12: my career. But I would say the one that really
Speaker 12: sort of changed everything for me was probably She's Country.
Speaker 6: Songs about Us out today Jason Alden, Thanks man. And
Speaker 6: when you go to countries. I was reading about your
Speaker 6: tour and you're going to do a New Zealand. Have
Speaker 6: you ever played in New Zealand?
Speaker 10: I haven't. We actually just got back from New.
Speaker 6: Zeal Oh so you just then I read that wrong.
Speaker 10: Yeah, we just I.
Speaker 12: Went I went to Australia like ten years ago and
Speaker 12: and it was okay.
Speaker 10: You know, people kind of knew the knew the records
Speaker 10: kind of didn't you know.
Speaker 12: It was really building it from the ground up over there,
Speaker 12: which you know, it's a long way over there, man.
Speaker 12: So but it's been ten years and now with streaming
Speaker 12: and all the things, like, it's everything's global.
Speaker 6: How to go on to New Zealand then it was awesome.
Speaker 10: Man. We went over to Auckland.
Speaker 12: We were there for four or five days, played a
Speaker 12: show over there, and then went over to Australia. We
Speaker 12: were there for two and a half weeks and did
Speaker 12: some stuff over there, and it was, uh, it was great.
Speaker 10: It was a lot bigger.
Speaker 12: And you know, country music is pretty big deal over
Speaker 12: there right now, so they're getting radio country radio stations
Speaker 12: and things like that over there which they didn't have before.
Speaker 12: So it's really kind of changed, uh, changed the game
Speaker 12: as far as going over there, people knowing the music
Speaker 12: and that kind of stuff.
Speaker 6: Songs about us out today there is Jason Audi. Thanks Jason, Yeah,
Speaker 6: thanks for having me man, it's the.
Speaker 5: Best bits of the with Morgan.
Speaker 3: Number two, Lunchbox has been real busy this week, causing
Speaker 3: up all kinds of problems, and you're gonna see that
Speaker 3: in the next few segments. This one in particular, he
Speaker 3: wanted to suggest a guest for the show, which never happens.
Speaker 5: Number three.
Speaker 6: It's rare the Lunchbox suggests a guest, and he also
Speaker 6: feels like he can actually bring the guest to the show.
Speaker 6: And so I like for everybody to be open about this, Okay,
Speaker 6: I feel our hearts are open, our minds are open.
Speaker 6: We're welcoming toward his suggestion. We're not going to make
Speaker 6: any rash. Everybody good, right, yeah, yeah, okay, you know
Speaker 6: he's after something, right, of course, always.
Speaker 8: Wait up to something. I think this guest would be
Speaker 8: perfect for our show. Go ahead, right in our demographic.
Speaker 8: You want me to name their name? Well, why are
Speaker 8: they coming to town? They're doing two different shows in town.
Speaker 8: They're making appearances right over down the street at Zany's,
Speaker 8: the comedy club, And I think they would be perfect.
Speaker 8: Come sitting on our studio on that couch and we
Speaker 8: interview this person.
Speaker 6: What would you talk to him about your think.
Speaker 8: Just live. Maybe send him on a coffee dated.
Speaker 7: Send them on a coffee date.
Speaker 4: Yeah, my gosh, oh my gosh. No, no, no, guys, no, no, yeah,
Speaker 4: I know where you're No, you said Zany's in coffee
Speaker 4: date and now I know, And now I know.
Speaker 8: Oh I got it.
Speaker 7: I got it. This is great.
Speaker 6: This is not is it.
Speaker 8: Jeremy Piven is coming to town in less than three weeks,
Speaker 8: like we are like next month, middle of next month.
Speaker 8: He will be here for two days. And I was like,
Speaker 8: oh my goodness, we bring him in, sit him down.
Speaker 8: Amy has that look in her eye. He looks at
Speaker 8: her and he's like, I know you it would be I.
Speaker 6: Think he would know when it comes in.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 7: He's probably already DMed Amy like, hey, I'm coming to
Speaker 7: town in like.
Speaker 4: Two weeks, so he doesn't know where I live.
Speaker 6: Guys for new listeners or people that didn't hear, yeah,
Speaker 6: so uh.
Speaker 8: A couple of weeks ago, Amy was at a red
Speaker 8: carpet event in Austin and for some podcast awards, and
Speaker 8: Jeremy Piven was walking the red carpet and he later
Speaker 8: DMed Amy and said one two, Amy said three, four,
Speaker 8: and then he said, do you want to grab some coffee?
Speaker 8: And Amy never responded. I don't think unless you didn't
Speaker 8: didn't tell us.
Speaker 6: By the way, he was on Entourage for a long
Speaker 6: time actor. He was on Seinfeld way back in the
Speaker 6: day too. He was it was like the George Castanza actor.
Speaker 6: Uh so you don't want to come in, He justice,
Speaker 6: you're breaking a rational.
Speaker 4: Well, I yeah, I'm fine, it's just yeah. And then
Speaker 4: I feel bad that I don't think I didn't ever reply.
Speaker 4: But I do think he thinks that I live in Austin,
Speaker 4: because that's where he was going to be when he
Speaker 4: was like, Hey, I'm a coffee date.
Speaker 8: Well, what a great surprise. Then when he finds out, Wow,
Speaker 8: she's actually in Nashville and I'm gonna be here for
Speaker 8: two nights. You could save him on a hotel room
Speaker 8: he would have to pay for one. Yeah, you got
Speaker 8: an extra bedroom.
Speaker 4: That is not happening.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I haven't lunchbox. I think you messed up. You
Speaker 7: never responded. Why we should have just booked him and
Speaker 7: told am.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, I would have. What would have been
Speaker 4: so crazy is if y'all booked him and he came
Speaker 4: in and he never put two and two together. I
Speaker 4: mean that would be so.
Speaker 11: If he loves you, I don't think it's love, but
Speaker 11: that would be interesting because that's the thing, Like he's
Speaker 11: been famous for a very long time.
Speaker 4: Who knows how many girls he meets at events and
Speaker 4: d ms, so probably.
Speaker 8: One in a million.
Speaker 6: No, what if you're the only one he's ever done
Speaker 6: that too? And he's so sad because he never got
Speaker 6: a response.
Speaker 4: I just don't think that that's I don't think it's
Speaker 4: not like he's even circled back. Hey did you did.
Speaker 6: You get this?
Speaker 8: That's pride though, and Amy, if you're not gonna have
Speaker 8: if we're not going to have him in here, then
Speaker 8: we have you a ticket to the show. You have
Speaker 8: to go.
Speaker 6: You have to go, you have to sit.
Speaker 4: I mean, okay, again, I think he'd be I don't
Speaker 4: know that you would put two and two together because also,
Speaker 4: when your mind thinks someone lives somewhere else, you're not
Speaker 4: think you're going to go to Nashville and then see them. Also,
Speaker 4: he doesn't know that I'm in radio well my handles
Speaker 4: radio Amy on Instagram, so you probably Yeah, I don't Bobby, No,
Speaker 4: that would be awkward.
Speaker 8: She said, So what you're going to be open minded.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and if we just what if, like our listeners
Speaker 7: want to hear an interview with him, Can you put
Speaker 7: your personal life aside for our listeners.
Speaker 4: Yes, I can go to the green room.
Speaker 6: Oh you step out there, Amy.
Speaker 4: Well, just because now it's I've made it awkward. I
Speaker 4: put that on me. I made it awkward by not
Speaker 4: replying at all because I got a little nervous, and
Speaker 4: then I didn't know what to do.
Speaker 6: And just consider it.
Speaker 7: It's never too late. Can she reply now and be like, hey,
Speaker 7: I see you're coming to Zanies.
Speaker 4: Well, yeah, again, he doesn't know where I live. I'll
Speaker 4: be like, oh, hey, it looks I could say it
Speaker 4: looks as though you think because he did invite me
Speaker 4: to his comedy show in San Antonio and he put
Speaker 4: road trip. The only way that's a road trip is
Speaker 4: if he thinks I live in Austin. So I could say, oh,
Speaker 4: looks as it appears as though you think I live
Speaker 4: in Austin, but guess what, I live in Nashville.
Speaker 7: It appears all night later he said all that, but
Speaker 7: she never responded, Oh wow, I'm confused about the conversation.
Speaker 6: Hey, when you're a hot lady. Okay, and you got
Speaker 6: dudes coming at you all the time? What else to do?
Speaker 4: Our conversation was check one two, I replied three to four.
Speaker 4: And then after that, I guess I got freaked out
Speaker 4: because later he goes good seeing you, And then he
Speaker 4: sent a screenshot of his show in like a poster
Speaker 4: for his show in San Antonio road trip exclamation point.
Speaker 6: Maybe it just want you to buy tickets, like ticket
Speaker 6: sales are low.
Speaker 4: I sent nothing. So then two days after that he
Speaker 4: goes Anyway coffee next week nothing.
Speaker 10: Oh dang.
Speaker 6: He fought his pride once to go anyway. Yeah, yeah, okay,
Speaker 6: just think about it. Okay, you thought about it, You're good.
Speaker 4: We can talk about it.
Speaker 6: Okay, fair enough, we can talk about it. I mean,
Speaker 6: I don't know what we're doing.
Speaker 4: Now, what else you, Bobby and I can talk about
Speaker 4: it offline?
Speaker 7: Fair enough?
Speaker 8: We want to be in the decision.
Speaker 6: Okay, we check. We'll check back on this soon.
Speaker 5: It's the best bits of the week with Morgan. Number two.
Speaker 3: An anonymous person on the show has decided to spill
Speaker 3: the tea, and it was some pretty big tea and
Speaker 3: I ultimately had to be the one to make a
Speaker 3: call and I do not like the position that I was.
Speaker 6: Put in here. Number two. If someone on the show
Speaker 6: wants to spill the tea, let's spill the tea. Basically,
Speaker 6: this is our tattlete segment. It's done anonymously. I have
Speaker 6: written one through five on my piece of paper. I
Speaker 6: need somebody to come and look at this, though, does matter?
Speaker 4: What five things?
Speaker 6: No? No, no, no, I need one of you five come
Speaker 6: look at this and tell me if you think it's
Speaker 6: okay okay, because this is one that is risky. It's
Speaker 6: so tea that I need to make sure that it's
Speaker 6: okay to share.
Speaker 4: Okay, does it.
Speaker 6: Make sense what I'm saying?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 6: Amy, picking number one through five?
Speaker 4: Four?
Speaker 6: Four is Morgan. Do you want to see my page
Speaker 6: so you can see that that's true?
Speaker 4: Okay?
Speaker 6: I see, so you picked four? Four is more what?
Speaker 4: I can't see that far away, but yeah, okay, four
Speaker 4: was Morgan.
Speaker 6: Okay, so there's nothing fishy. Morgan can look at this, Okay,
Speaker 6: tell me if you think this is too te to spill,
Speaker 6: like is it is it too personal? Or do you
Speaker 6: give it the thumbs up? It's anonymous?
Speaker 4: Oh god, oh.
Speaker 7: Boy, it's that bad.
Speaker 3: I don't know what do you guys? I want to
Speaker 3: say yes because I feel like we should share it,
Speaker 3: But I hmm.
Speaker 6: Like how bad?
Speaker 7: What's the level of that?
Speaker 6: Like what?
Speaker 10: I don't know?
Speaker 6: I don't know that bad is what I would say
Speaker 6: about it. It's it's not bad, it's awkward.
Speaker 7: Ok we love awkward.
Speaker 6: I mean I read this and I went this would
Speaker 6: being interesting, but I need someone to be in my eyes.
Speaker 6: So Radley picked the number Morgan, you saw it? Heck,
Speaker 6: it could be about Morgan and she just thought about herself.
Speaker 6: That could be it too.
Speaker 3: I'm considering a lot of things right now.
Speaker 6: What thumbs up or thumbs down?
Speaker 4: What are you leaning to? What are you thinking? Don't
Speaker 4: let him he's already he thumbs up.
Speaker 1: Huh?
Speaker 4: You love awkward?
Speaker 6: I no, I do, But this is you guys' lives
Speaker 6: at stake here?
Speaker 7: Who cares about that?
Speaker 4: But you said it's not bad? Come awkward? I mean
Speaker 4: is it like life ruining?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 6: No, no, no, Okay, we're good. So it's okay, okay,
Speaker 6: so we will now.
Speaker 1: Is it me?
Speaker 6: Okay? So we will spill the tea. And there is
Speaker 6: a voice changer of a segment here that someone is
Speaker 6: left Okay, go.
Speaker 1: Ahead, you please look at Amy's lock screen. I find
Speaker 1: it a little weird. But she still has her ex
Speaker 1: boyfriend as the picture on her walk screen of her phone.
Speaker 1: How is she going to move on in her life?
Speaker 1: An older guy's going to date when she has her
Speaker 1: old dude on the phone. Did you guys find this weird?
Speaker 1: Look at her body's lock screen? Does anybody else have
Speaker 1: an X on it? I doubt it. Amy needs to
Speaker 1: change it, she needs help.
Speaker 6: Okay, Wow, it is Amy's locked lockscreen? Is her ex boyfriend?
Speaker 7: Can we look at the lock screen?
Speaker 3: Can't?
Speaker 6: Oh my gosh, she can't move on?
Speaker 4: So I don't. It rotates so like like for it
Speaker 4: was my son holding our cat, and then a few
Speaker 4: days ago it switched back to this, and I just
Speaker 4: haven't taken like I need to go in and switch it.
Speaker 4: But that's like a lot of work for me, so
Speaker 4: I haven't.
Speaker 7: That sounds like a bad excuse, that really bad.
Speaker 4: I don't even go through and clean up my text message.
Speaker 7: I just be honest with it.
Speaker 4: I am being honest.
Speaker 6: You look at that one hundred times a day, but
Speaker 6: I'm not.
Speaker 4: I'm like, okay, yeah, so what like then where do
Speaker 4: I go? I go the stop.
Speaker 8: Oh my gosh, it's so new to me.
Speaker 4: It is a lot of work for me.
Speaker 8: I mean, you put it on there, so you obviously
Speaker 8: know how to do it.
Speaker 4: It's actually know this type this. We're in front of
Speaker 4: the clock. My daughter did that. I don't his son.
Speaker 7: Then what are you guys doing there? You're hugging?
Speaker 10: Yes?
Speaker 4: Yeah, okay, So what do I do? I mean, I
Speaker 4: don't know.
Speaker 6: You have to move on listen. Yeah, yeah, that's that's
Speaker 6: good point. I tell you how to change your phone.
Speaker 6: What you do is you move on, Eddie. Great points.
Speaker 6: I mean number one, you find your picture, you hold
Speaker 6: your thumb down on it for an extending amount of
Speaker 6: time and it pops up the thing and then it goes.
Speaker 6: What would you like to do? You said as a wallpaper?
Speaker 4: I just did that.
Speaker 6: Okay?
Speaker 10: What on? What?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 6: You have to find a new picture.
Speaker 8: Maybe maybe she's not ready.
Speaker 6: Sometimes I'll look over and Amy's licking her phone, and
Speaker 6: I wonder if that's why that's not true? Should be
Speaker 6: doing this thing?
Speaker 4: So that's not true?
Speaker 7: Amy is there?
Speaker 6: Really don't have to change it, don't do it for us,
Speaker 6: don't make it performative. If you want to keep it
Speaker 6: on there and.
Speaker 7: No it what like, does it make you feel good
Speaker 7: to look at the picture?
Speaker 4: Okay? Here, so I take a better picture of me
Speaker 4: and Stevenson and then I will to hold.
Speaker 6: It down extended. Or you can do the like you're
Speaker 6: sending it somewhere. You have to break it.
Speaker 4: Can I help her?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Or you can push the arrow.
Speaker 5: You can do the arrow, Amy, you can.
Speaker 6: Do the arrow too, like you're gonna send it. That's
Speaker 6: something more can help you.
Speaker 7: She's sad, she's gonna change it.
Speaker 6: She's gonna start crying.
Speaker 7: It's like, but I don't want you guys, like.
Speaker 8: Don't do it, Morgan.
Speaker 6: You're gonna get a burner phone just to put that
Speaker 6: picture on it? Yeah? Oh man, what's what's the new picture?
Speaker 4: I just found the latest one I have with Stevenson
Speaker 4: and distract me. But it was I swear to you,
Speaker 4: like a week ago, it was Stevenson with our cat.
Speaker 8: You because you didn't know how to change it. But
Speaker 8: it changed.
Speaker 4: No, No, it somehow changed.
Speaker 6: Somehow. The bank robbed itself.
Speaker 4: Like is that a sign?
Speaker 6: Now you're looking for a sign to get back with
Speaker 6: change it? So you just said, is that a sign?
Speaker 4: I was just saying I didn't change it. So how
Speaker 4: does that happen? How does that happen? How does that happen?
Speaker 6: I don't know, but if you should just be you regardless. Well,
Speaker 6: who's what.
Speaker 4: Looking at my phone? Anyways?
Speaker 7: The anonymous? It's who was that?
Speaker 6: It's talking to the town.
Speaker 4: That was Scuba Steve on the voice changer. I know it.
Speaker 6: It's it was talking the town.
Speaker 7: A mean, that doesn't matter.
Speaker 6: You think it was Scuba Steve because it's right behind
Speaker 6: you in the classroom.
Speaker 4: Well, yeah, and I could just tell you don't.
Speaker 6: I'll say this, it was not Scuba Steve, and I
Speaker 6: will not say who it is though. Okay, everything you
Speaker 6: remain anonymous in Anonymous spill the tea?
Speaker 10: All right?
Speaker 4: Does everybody feel better now.
Speaker 6: That you had your ex boyfriend as your foot? We
Speaker 6: just wanted to know what was up.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well I had my son and my cat. I
Speaker 4: don't tell that. I don't know how it switched back,
Speaker 4: and then for me, it's a lot of energy to
Speaker 4: go in there and figure out what I'm going to
Speaker 4: change it to. I didn't even know how it changed.
Speaker 4: Morgan just helped me.
Speaker 7: I don't Can I say something to the anonymous t
Speaker 7: spiller from here on out. Can you just keep looking
Speaker 7: at the phone. If it goes back to that picture,
Speaker 7: we've got something if.
Speaker 6: You are, You've got Jeremy Piven as our lock screen.
Speaker 4: If it goes back to that picture, yeah.
Speaker 6: To sign then no, I didn't do it because you
Speaker 6: did it. You did do it.
Speaker 5: I didn't that.
Speaker 6: Don't just as signed pictures into your lock screen.
Speaker 4: Look at me right now in l R.
Speaker 9: That is not your.
Speaker 1: In l R.
Speaker 6: I didn't put it back put it, but you put
Speaker 6: it there.
Speaker 4: No, it was there a long time ago, and then
Speaker 4: I changed it to my son and kat. I don't
Speaker 4: even really know how that to for amy. Breakups are hard, heated,
Speaker 4: it's emotion.
Speaker 6: Somehow it came. Do you think that's a sign?
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 6: The fact they're even not knowing means she doesn't know,
Speaker 6: you know what I'm saying. Okay, well, thank you for
Speaker 6: spilling the tea. Uh there you have it now it's
Speaker 6: there's the cat back on to you and Stevenson does
Speaker 6: show if we look back again and at a change,
Speaker 6: it to be the first time I'm belinking signs that
Speaker 6: would be the first time ever.
Speaker 5: It's the best bits of the week with Morgan. Number two.
Speaker 4: Lunchbox, Eddie.
Speaker 3: They've been yapping for weeks about who has higher testosterone. Well,
Speaker 3: finally their blood has been drawn and we are getting slash.
Speaker 3: Did get slash, kind of didn't get results for.
Speaker 5: A lot of things.
Speaker 3: There's been a lot happening with this one all week,
Speaker 3: but you easy catch up on what the latest is
Speaker 3: so that way as we go into next week, you
Speaker 3: will be totally caught up when we hopefully have even
Speaker 3: more updates.
Speaker 5: Number one.
Speaker 6: Okay, hey, breaking news, breaking news. Amy has lined it up.
Speaker 6: Today you guys will be getting your blood drawn for
Speaker 6: the low T who has testosterone challenge?
Speaker 8: Oh today?
Speaker 10: All right?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 8: I mean you didn't even tell me if I'm supposed
Speaker 8: to fast. If I'm I mean there may be medical
Speaker 8: reasons that I may not be able to do it today.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I will tell you. I woke up feeling great today.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah.
Speaker 6: Well, all the listeners out there, you should know Lunchbox
Speaker 6: and Eddie fight over who has the most testosterone. So
Speaker 6: we thought we would do a public service and find
Speaker 6: out and then also share the benefits of making sure
Speaker 6: you're taking care of I gotta find like a way
Speaker 6: to make this life positive. So Amy, what happened? Who
Speaker 6: do we have?
Speaker 4: So we have the guys? You feel good about this?
Speaker 4: I told you all there was a guy coming. I
Speaker 4: thought maybe I didn't know his exact role? Is he
Speaker 4: a nurse? Is the first responder? EMT? He's a paramedic,
Speaker 4: so a male paramedic. I know they probably wanted a
Speaker 4: hot I.
Speaker 8: Would have loved a hot nurse.
Speaker 4: A male paramedic named Chad is coming, and.
Speaker 6: H I wouldn't want to make enemies with something about
Speaker 6: to poke with a knee, right, yeah, I.
Speaker 8: Mean god, I mean, but I don't want. I mean
Speaker 8: it feels weird with Chad grabbing my arm and you know,
Speaker 8: rolling up my sexual to you to give blood.
Speaker 4: Wait, I bet he's gonna tie a tie a finger
Speaker 4: on his arm like I wanted it to be hot.
Speaker 7: Oh no, I understand he's worried that his testosterone will
Speaker 7: go down when he sees Chad.
Speaker 4: Oh my gosh, what if it goes up?
Speaker 6: No, it's not that.
Speaker 7: Oh it's not. No, he sees Chad and it's Skyron.
Speaker 6: You guys are so weird. That's not that's not testosterone.
Speaker 8: I don't know what you guys are talking about maybe
Speaker 8: it's a good thing.
Speaker 7: Chad's coming.
Speaker 6: Do you know, Yeah, do you know how long it takes?
Speaker 6: Like after he comes and gets their blood? How many
Speaker 6: days he has?
Speaker 4: Oh, let me find that out. How long for us
Speaker 4: to get the results? Good question.
Speaker 7: I would think it would take a while, right now?
Speaker 4: Done it two days?
Speaker 8: Yeah, I gotta take it to the t bank.
Speaker 4: Well they're yeah, they're sending it off and then there's
Speaker 4: no there's.
Speaker 6: No testosterone bank.
Speaker 8: Yes there is.
Speaker 6: It's not just a lab. They call it the lab. Yeah. Yeah,
Speaker 6: there's no testosterone bank where just everybody's systosterone's there. But
Speaker 6: the goal will be to see you as a higher testosterone.
Speaker 6: Lunchbox or Eddie and the bets are in. Amy thinks lunchbox. Yes,
Speaker 6: everybody thinks me.
Speaker 8: Everybody thinks me.
Speaker 6: Okay, let's just everybody get on record here. Let's got
Speaker 6: everybody who's got a roll here on the show. Amy Lunchbox, Morgan, Eddie,
Speaker 6: Mike lunch Box, Ray Eddie. Oh man, we're even Well
Speaker 6: that was rude, Scooba Steve.
Speaker 13: I think Eddie just because he because of we're very
Speaker 13: similar and I think with the loss of hair and everything,
Speaker 13: I don't know Amy was saying that if you have
Speaker 13: hair loss and your whatever, one of the signs. So
Speaker 13: Eddie has more signs just because he don't. Let's play
Speaker 13: to the deep voice means nothing. It doesn't mean nothing exactly.
Speaker 7: I don't know.
Speaker 4: He's always had a deep Eddie can barely wake up
Speaker 4: and face the day.
Speaker 8: That's true, that my libido is off the chart. Tho,
Speaker 8: my libido.
Speaker 6: You should get together. You can fix that with each other. Abby.
Speaker 4: I can't believe I'm saying this, but I really think Lunchbox,
Speaker 4: Oh yeah.
Speaker 6: Three, okay, I I think you're the tiebreaker here. Yeah,
Speaker 6: but it's I'm not picking it, but I think it's
Speaker 6: probably going to be Lunchbox.
Speaker 8: What boom?
Speaker 4: Why why not?
Speaker 8: I screamed, No, you don't. You're just based on just.
Speaker 6: A deep voice.
Speaker 7: The deep voice.
Speaker 6: It's the deep voice and the hair. He's hairy.
Speaker 4: It's lack of hair on the head is higher te No,
Speaker 4: it's hair loss is a sign of low te. No,
Speaker 4: it's chess hair qu are either one.
Speaker 6: Of you apputet No.
Speaker 7: Lunchbox didn't answer.
Speaker 8: I don't know what that is.
Speaker 7: He doesn't that hey is that when you can't?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Good, because liviators are good, all good?
Speaker 3: Okay, Uh yeah, I think I want to change now
Speaker 3: that I'm seeing the common symptoms because you got acne,
Speaker 3: increased body hair, moon swings, sleep apnea, and reduced fertility.
Speaker 3: This guy can fall asleep anywhere and he has mood swings.
Speaker 7: This is for high tea.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Unexpected hair loss or thinning, especially on the body, face,
Speaker 8: or general reduction in scalp hair can be a very
Speaker 8: big sign of low tea.
Speaker 6: Oh wow, I thought.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 6: High testosterone symptoms are acne. Anybody got his zets?
Speaker 4: Nope, No, I'm starting to get some from my testosterone.
Speaker 6: You are increased body hair, mood swings, like Morgan said.
Speaker 7: Their mood swings. Lunchbox got he does that? You have
Speaker 7: chest hair, Lunchbox.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's like taco meat. Yeah, that's what it is.
Speaker 6: If you like took a taco and just dump the
Speaker 6: meat out of the shell on the chest. That's what.
Speaker 10: Oh.
Speaker 6: Interesting, So we have a paramedic coming by today after
Speaker 6: the show.
Speaker 4: Paramedic bringing the truck.
Speaker 8: You better be bringing the truck to.
Speaker 6: Draw you guys his blood.
Speaker 4: Okay, I think he's walking over because.
Speaker 7: No ambulance can we.
Speaker 6: Have Chad here, Chad, you you are a paramedic. Well,
Speaker 6: I don't want to say the wrong thing.
Speaker 10: What are you?
Speaker 14: You're good? I have a paramedic.
Speaker 6: Boom. We had you come up because Lunchbox and Eddie
Speaker 6: have been both saying they had more testosterone than the
Speaker 6: other person. So you came up today andrew blood from them.
Speaker 10: We did.
Speaker 6: How did that go with them?
Speaker 14: It was actually pretty simple. There was a competition about
Speaker 14: more or less hair on their arms.
Speaker 6: Oh, they were already making a competition.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, so who won that?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Who's Harry your arms?
Speaker 14: He has more?
Speaker 6: Lunchbox dead? So you think that's probably the Screams team? Man,
Speaker 6: is this one of the dumber things you've ever heard of?
Speaker 6: Two people trying to compare the testosterone?
Speaker 14: I'm not going to comment on that.
Speaker 7: Smart and so.
Speaker 4: Have you ever had like guy friends come in too?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 14: Oh it's very common.
Speaker 6: Okayp oh to Sue has the most esosterone.
Speaker 14: I'll say they want a full blood panel, but really
Speaker 14: they're just looking for the testosterone.
Speaker 7: Got it.
Speaker 6: But that's that's healthy, to just know your testosterone. You
Speaker 6: ever have two come in and go I got more
Speaker 6: than him? Do us both? No?
Speaker 7: What did you say? A blood panel. Yeah, well what
Speaker 7: does that mean? Could you test for all kinds of
Speaker 7: things we do usually?
Speaker 14: Yeah, today we just tested your testosterone and a complete
Speaker 14: blood count, so it tells us how thicker than your
Speaker 14: blood is. And we drew an estrogen two.
Speaker 8: He's got a lot.
Speaker 14: Yeah, we're doing that too.
Speaker 7: Interesting.
Speaker 4: Nice.
Speaker 6: So what is your business?
Speaker 14: It's called get well Health. So we do like vitamin ivs,
Speaker 14: blood work, go to people's homes. We also have a
Speaker 14: clinic next door.
Speaker 6: So for those listening, because we're all over the country,
Speaker 6: but in Nashville, get well Health is it get wellhealth
Speaker 6: dot com?
Speaker 14: Or what's West Coast We're in Austin and Tampa too.
Speaker 6: We're also there too. Okay, so get well Health. We
Speaker 6: encourage you to use them, especially if there's a testosterone
Speaker 6: challenge between your buddies. And so, how long does this
Speaker 6: usually take to come back?
Speaker 14: We should know their total testosterone tomorrow, a free testosterone,
Speaker 14: which is we could get more into that, but it's
Speaker 14: what's actually bioavailable that takes a few days to come back.
Speaker 4: Oh oh, I was reading about this.
Speaker 6: They're gonna make excuses if one comes back and they
Speaker 6: don't win. They're like, no, we.
Speaker 4: Want the I want the but the like if you
Speaker 4: look at it, I saw a comparison like your your
Speaker 4: your gross versus your net.
Speaker 7: We want the net.
Speaker 6: We just want to number. Chad, when you come back,
Speaker 6: you just declare a winner.
Speaker 14: It's going to be the total. So I'll have it tomorrow.
Speaker 6: Okay, Yes, nervous.
Speaker 8: I'm not nervous at all.
Speaker 7: Nervous a little bit, not not necessarily about like low
Speaker 7: tie whatever, but like is gonna come back and be like, hey,
Speaker 7: you need to go to a doctor.
Speaker 6: Dude, Like, oh, you think you're dying. You think this
Speaker 6: is going to lead to you dying?
Speaker 7: Correct, Because Chad, the whole reason to start is because
Speaker 7: I was telling these guys that, like I wake up
Speaker 7: in the morning and I'm like I sit in the
Speaker 7: side of my bed for like five minutes thinking I'm
Speaker 7: not going to make it through the day.
Speaker 6: Oh don't you think that's more of a mental illness,
Speaker 6: like a.
Speaker 4: Mental you know, Wait, did they sign there? What were
Speaker 4: they signing out there?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 7: We checked in like we were the doctors off.
Speaker 8: Yeah we did. It was like a reservation.
Speaker 4: But like we wave hippa here.
Speaker 6: Stop yet now yet we don't know yet okay, but
Speaker 6: how are we going to know that? Are you guys
Speaker 6: waving your testosterone results so he can read them?
Speaker 8: We'll wait it out there. Tell him how healthy I am.
Speaker 8: I'm not worried about it.
Speaker 6: So and again, you can tell them in private, so
Speaker 6: you're not put the pressure on that. What what?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 6: No, No, he can tell Chad that they waved their
Speaker 6: testosterone results because they could say it on the airs performative.
Speaker 6: And then Chad's like, I can't read them because they
Speaker 6: didn't tell me in private. But they tell you in private.
Speaker 6: You can then give us the results publicly.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 14: Yeah, or they can just share too.
Speaker 6: I don't know. No, No, we.
Speaker 4: Can't come Actually does it need to come from Chad?
Speaker 6: It has to come from Chad?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't know. If and then we were reading it.
Speaker 6: Uh, it could come he could his email it to me,
Speaker 6: but they'd have to be okay with that.
Speaker 7: I'm a trusting you. I want to hear it from Chad.
Speaker 8: Would I'd like to hear from Chowd's mouth.
Speaker 6: Okay, that's fine. My only point is, if you guys
Speaker 6: have control of it, you're going to fudge the numbers, right.
Speaker 8: I wouldn't know how to fudge testosterone numbers. Dude, I
Speaker 8: would just read the paper.
Speaker 6: Now, you just lift it. You just make it whatever
Speaker 6: it is, you just make it higher.
Speaker 4: What's where do the where does Where's a healthy range
Speaker 4: for men?
Speaker 14: Like an optimal level would be nine hundred to eleven
Speaker 14: hundred ish.
Speaker 1: Wow?
Speaker 8: Right, that's what I was thinking.
Speaker 6: I was feeling like I was ten fifty. So what's
Speaker 6: like super high? Like is there an unhealthy high?
Speaker 14: Our skill that we use goes to fifteen hundred. Someone
Speaker 14: who like might be abusing test they would.
Speaker 8: Be are you abused?
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 6: Trust me, look at me. There's one thing I ain't amusing.
Speaker 4: So if if one of them comes back significantly low,
Speaker 4: would you recommend that they.
Speaker 14: Yeah, and we can take care of that in our clinic.
Speaker 7: Okay, But if it comes like see I've heard of
Speaker 7: it comes out like really high, you can have like.
Speaker 6: Oh, you think you're gonna die? Huh you really think
Speaker 6: you're gonna die?
Speaker 7: I mean I'm worried about that. That's what I'm worried about.
Speaker 6: Okay, And that's good but good thing we did this. Then. Yeah,
Speaker 6: there was a story of survivor, remember who went on
Speaker 6: and found a heart problem Jimmy Johnson, the old coach
Speaker 6: for the Cowboys. He was going to go on Survivor,
Speaker 6: but because of all the work they had to do
Speaker 6: to make sure physically could get on the physicals, they
Speaker 6: found a heart problem. Then it saved his life.
Speaker 4: Also Amy Roebock on Good Morning America. Back in the day,
Speaker 4: they were doing mammograms, and so she volunteered to do
Speaker 4: a mammogram just to raise awareness. They found breast cancer.
Speaker 8: So this could be good, so we could inspire America's
Speaker 8: you're good.
Speaker 4: But what is what? What where do we want them
Speaker 4: to be with estrogen? Like is one of them going
Speaker 4: to have higher estrogen?
Speaker 1: Uh?
Speaker 14: Testouster on and estrogen are directly proportional, so as one raises,
Speaker 14: the other raises.
Speaker 6: Okay, sounds right, that's kind That's probably where I have
Speaker 6: fifteen hundred. I got my probably you know, abusing the
Speaker 6: s you know, Okay, so we will get the results.
Speaker 6: Go ahead, ask questions.
Speaker 8: I got a question, so like does the estrogen show
Speaker 8: more like, well, we have more feminine qualities? Like like
Speaker 8: does that come out?
Speaker 10: I don't know.
Speaker 6: It's like you're putting it again, you're putting up you're
Speaker 6: asking us.
Speaker 8: Qualities when Eddy drinks, he gets really feminine. You think
Speaker 8: any drinks.
Speaker 10: I don't know.
Speaker 8: If that's like his extrogen shop probably.
Speaker 4: Comes out, you know. Hey, okay, so what Eddie said
Speaker 4: he is fatigued in the morning. What are some other
Speaker 4: signs of low tea besides fatigue?
Speaker 14: Like, so you know, we used the word libido.
Speaker 8: That's not a problem.
Speaker 14: Out of the way real quick.
Speaker 7: We can move on from that one.
Speaker 14: I mean sleep problems. There's a whole host Yeah, I'm
Speaker 14: telling you, okay.
Speaker 4: I wish they would be honest about their libido.
Speaker 8: No, I don't know.
Speaker 6: I don't be honest. That's the one thing I don't
Speaker 6: want to hear it.
Speaker 7: No, we are on.
Speaker 6: I don't talking about it at all.
Speaker 8: We haven't said anything.
Speaker 4: So there's not any shame in that.
Speaker 8: Is it good? Like does it mean I have a
Speaker 8: lot of tea if I can lay down anywhere and
Speaker 8: just fall asleep.
Speaker 14: Probably not?
Speaker 6: Oh, probably it doesn't have to be a that's.
Speaker 13: No.
Speaker 6: Okay. So we'll get the results. We'll let him read them,
Speaker 6: or he can give him to one of us to
Speaker 6: read whatever is the easiest. But you guys have to
Speaker 6: outside of this room tell him that's.
Speaker 7: Okay, yes, sir, done deal.
Speaker 6: Okay, we will do it, but don't reveal anything else
Speaker 6: because you might be dying, right right.
Speaker 7: If he comes back and says like you might have cancer,
Speaker 7: we're not talking about that.
Speaker 6: Well he's not going to say right right, So that's
Speaker 6: that'll be our We're just doing tests. Okay, uh, Chad,
Speaker 6: thank you. How they do with the needle? Pretty good?
Speaker 6: They actually did.
Speaker 14: They both did really well.
Speaker 4: Well. They said, you did well like they did.
Speaker 6: They don't even feel it, feel it.
Speaker 4: Lunchbox says he has other nurses where he feels it
Speaker 4: and it's like ah, but with you nothing.
Speaker 6: He said, he cries a lot when he does it,
Speaker 6: but I never said I cried.
Speaker 8: No, we don't. Why we make it things up, guys,
Speaker 8: I never said that. I've said up, uncomfortable when I
Speaker 8: have it in my arm gives him rage.
Speaker 14: A testosterone or lack of essentially it could be actually
Speaker 14: could be high.
Speaker 6: High from rage.
Speaker 7: This is a lot of rage.
Speaker 14: Yeah, that's a good sign for you.
Speaker 6: All right, chat, thank you, and we will talk to
Speaker 6: you soon. A drum roll please, So we read lunchboxes
Speaker 6: testosterone results. Yesterday he hit five hundred and three, which
Speaker 6: is fair, it's average fair. These two guys have been
Speaker 6: arguing about who has the higher testosterone, so both of
Speaker 6: them gave blood. What was weird was Eddie's did not
Speaker 6: come in. Oh my gosh, so stressful lunchboxes came in.
Speaker 6: Five h three was the number Eddie's did not come in.
Speaker 6: Something could have been wrong. Okay, you turn that drum
Speaker 6: roll up, please, Eddie?
Speaker 7: Is it in?
Speaker 6: It's still not in. Oh and not only that, what
Speaker 6: is happening? Not only not only that, there's something What
Speaker 6: do you want to know on the air off?
Speaker 7: What hold on? Does it have to do with the
Speaker 7: result or did they lose it?
Speaker 6: They didn't lose it, so the question is crap. And
Speaker 6: I like to apologize to our listeners because that doesn't
Speaker 6: mean this is a bit. I mean it's a bit
Speaker 6: between these two. It's one of the funnier bits. But
Speaker 6: then it was supposed to come in. We didn't plan
Speaker 6: for it. That's how you know it's real, because it
Speaker 6: just wasn't smooth. So, uh, do you want to know
Speaker 6: on the air off? Because something's wrong?
Speaker 7: Something's wrong? Can you give me a scale of wrong
Speaker 7: like ten being death, like it's not being I'm okay.
Speaker 6: It's not ten. I don't know. If you're okay, I can't.
Speaker 6: I don't know, but it's not ten.
Speaker 7: I think our listeners deserve to know as much as
Speaker 7: we do. So just let her up. Just tell me
Speaker 7: what it is. I've been worrying about this for way
Speaker 7: too long. Just tell me what the problem is.
Speaker 6: It seems do I have cancer that I don't.
Speaker 4: Know how we would tell you?
Speaker 6: Can you imagine?
Speaker 4: That's how I told him, Yeah, no, I cannot.
Speaker 6: Somehow your blood was compromised.
Speaker 7: What does that mean?
Speaker 8: I don't substances.
Speaker 6: I don't think that's what it means.
Speaker 4: I didn't think about it.
Speaker 8: Yeh, doping? What does that mean?
Speaker 7: Compromise?
Speaker 6: So did it even did it come back or did
Speaker 6: it come back? And it was like inconclusive?
Speaker 4: Well, let's just say what First of all, he said,
Speaker 4: I'm so sorry this has never happened.
Speaker 7: Eyes are so big right now.
Speaker 4: Yeah, because it's just like it seems like your blood
Speaker 4: was like messed up.
Speaker 1: Or so.
Speaker 10: Up.
Speaker 7: I mean, I haven't had a blood test in a
Speaker 7: long time.
Speaker 4: So there, he's coming to get more.
Speaker 6: He has to take more blood.
Speaker 7: He needs more blood.
Speaker 6: Yes, So he's coming up here today because the blood
Speaker 6: that you gave was compromise.
Speaker 8: I need to know what that means. What is compromise?
Speaker 4: And when he's here, he can tell you explain more
Speaker 4: about it, like is.
Speaker 7: There too much like of something that shouldn't be in there.
Speaker 4: He's like, this is so unusual because he got the
Speaker 4: same amount of blood from Lunchbox that he did Eddie.
Speaker 4: But with Eddie's they couldn't use They needed more.
Speaker 10: Blood, more blood.
Speaker 6: Oh maybe they couldn't find any disosterhone, so they just
Speaker 6: needed more away. So oh my goodness, that's where we are.
Speaker 7: When are we drawing again? This is this is crazy.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he's gonna come up.
Speaker 7: Like I don't mind drawing the blood, that's no big deal,
Speaker 7: but like what is I don't know. I'll talk to
Speaker 7: my I guess, dude, I haven't drawn blood in a
Speaker 7: long time. So what if, like my blood's just bad?
Speaker 8: I don't know.
Speaker 6: You can have bad blood or you can.
Speaker 1: Have bad.
Speaker 8: Real bad blood.
Speaker 7: I don't know so far, I've heard all the different scenarios.
Speaker 4: I mean, but if it's not, I mean, bad blood
Speaker 4: would be a cancer in your blood and he doesn't
Speaker 4: have that, so.
Speaker 6: Well, we don't know. I don't we don't know that
Speaker 6: for sure. Sometime he doesn't have you safe. Can you
Speaker 6: say that for you cannot say that for sure. We
Speaker 6: don't know his blood's inconclusive.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 6: What we have now, Eddie is we do not have
Speaker 6: your results back yet. We will have to take them
Speaker 6: today and on.
Speaker 7: You know, and then we have to wait again.
Speaker 6: Yeah, get the results money? Should we monday?
Speaker 7: Should we just start over lunchbox two?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 7: We got his because but but I mean they say
Speaker 7: so differentiates what if like that day?
Speaker 5: He but he also he's coming.
Speaker 4: You want him to go ahead and draw mine and
Speaker 4: I'll enter the competition.
Speaker 6: You're just looking for free blood draw. But it was like,
Speaker 6: will give me an IV to Huh, that'll be a
Speaker 6: good bit.
Speaker 4: It came up. We were talking about that and I
Speaker 4: it's fine, I'll go to my doctor May seven. I
Speaker 4: don't need it, Eddie.
Speaker 6: Don't you have your blood in today? Okay? All right? Uh,
Speaker 6: we do not have any I don't And this.
Speaker 7: Is and this is not you're not making this sort
Speaker 7: of No.
Speaker 6: I wanted to be. I just want to be like, haha,
Speaker 6: somebody has highed to soosterone. But now it's been dragged out.
Speaker 6: But it's only something's wrong with you.
Speaker 4: This is not how we saw this playing out.
Speaker 7: I don't like the word compromise. That's a scary word.
Speaker 6: US, Russia or China's got you. You're not compromised.
Speaker 4: Actually what He also use the word interesting?
Speaker 6: Oh you never want a doctor to look your staf.
Speaker 6: I'll be like, oh interesting.
Speaker 7: And you also don't want to hear this has never
Speaker 7: happened before, right and redraw Oh.
Speaker 6: Well okay, so you'll do that today?
Speaker 7: Yeah, man, right, whatever we need.
Speaker 6: That's the update. Sorry everybody. We do not have a
Speaker 6: winner as of right now in the testosterone competition between
Speaker 6: Lunchbox Andattie.
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