Speaker 1: It's time for the Bobby Bones Post Show.
Speaker 2: Here's your host, Bobby Bone.
Speaker 3: Welcome to Friday's post show. The Powerball jackpot is at
Speaker 3: one point two three billion. It's a lot. It seems
Speaker 3: like it's like this every week. Though now I know
Speaker 3: it's a lot of money, but when it's always one billion,
Speaker 3: it's hard. It's hard to freak out when it's every
Speaker 3: week because it's not new and I'm not gonna play
Speaker 3: anyway because it happens every week and I never win
Speaker 3: it when it's every week.
Speaker 4: So it's just tough because I want to be a
Speaker 4: billionaire so bad, but I don't want to play this
Speaker 4: like I want to.
Speaker 1: Be a billionaire so freaking bad.
Speaker 4: But really, lunch, are we gonna win this?
Speaker 1: No, with that attitude, you aren't.
Speaker 3: But when they do those crazy odds or like the
Speaker 3: odds are you'll get hit by lightning before you win
Speaker 3: the power Ball.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 4: Dude, almost got hit by lightning the other day.
Speaker 3: It was so close, right, and you haven't been so
Speaker 3: close to powerball? Point?
Speaker 4: No me point you? Yes?
Speaker 3: Uh New York Women, Uh facing charger. Oh this is well,
Speaker 3: this is too the wrong story. Compe past it on
Speaker 3: the wrong article, but it is. Do you want to
Speaker 3: hear the stories on the article?
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: New York women racks up fifty two license suspensions. A
Speaker 3: New York woman is facing charges for driving with more
Speaker 3: than fifty suspensions of a driver's license. Police say Kaylin
Speaker 3: Snyder was driving a twenty twelve Jeep Liberty that did
Speaker 3: not have a rear license plate. Well you think if
Speaker 3: you were like that bad at driving and you had
Speaker 3: all these suspensions, that you would at least have a
Speaker 3: license plate, because as soon as they see that, they're
Speaker 3: pulling you over.
Speaker 4: Some people just like to be in trouble.
Speaker 3: For fifty license suspensions after I don't know five, you
Speaker 3: would think it would be a license expulsion. Hey it's
Speaker 3: good man, that's heavy. It's cool if you got expelled
Speaker 3: because you didn't get to come back.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: We had a couple of kids they would go to
Speaker 4: Is it halfway House? No?
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 1: It's ac alternative learning center? Why it was?
Speaker 3: I think everybody had their own version of Yeah, but
Speaker 3: it was like it was where all the bad kids went.
Speaker 4: And there'd be a couple kids a year would be like,
Speaker 4: hey where did Tony go? Oh?
Speaker 3: So that seems like a little more than suspension, but
Speaker 3: a little less than expulsion. When you got expelled at
Speaker 3: our school, you were out. You were just out.
Speaker 2: You didn't get you never came back ever, no ever,
Speaker 2: it was ever ever.
Speaker 3: Like you lived on an island and they sent you
Speaker 3: off the island or they marooned. But you could go
Speaker 3: to another school if they'd take you. You were expelled
Speaker 3: if you did something so bad. Yeah. So, but the
Speaker 3: power ball, I don't have any news on that. One
Speaker 3: point two three billion? Is it Saturday tomorrow.
Speaker 1: Lunchbox Saturday night? I mean goodness, that'll be gosh, I
Speaker 1: win that. Oh my gosh.
Speaker 4: Bon Did you ever get in trouble like in school,
Speaker 4: like the tension?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Never?
Speaker 4: You never did detention?
Speaker 3: Yeah no, I got LIX once from coach Gandalf because
Speaker 3: he it wasn't even my fault lex Like, thank you,
Speaker 3: twelfth grade? What eleventh grade? Wait you listen, listen to
Speaker 3: the great listen the story here. Everybody's being idiots before
Speaker 3: coach got there on the football the practice football field,
Speaker 3: and they were just they were just a clobber and
Speaker 3: people that weren't paying attention. And he pulls up and
Speaker 3: sees everybody just dicking around people just like basically like
Speaker 3: a clipping penalty all around and I get jacked from behind.
Speaker 3: But he thought I was part of the Shenanigans and
Speaker 3: everybody he saw do it. He's like, oh, you like
Speaker 3: to hit people.
Speaker 4: You weren't part of the clipping.
Speaker 3: No, I'm only they got pit. I wasn't doing it,
Speaker 3: no way, I don't hurt. But I got jacked and
Speaker 3: then I got He goes, You're like, okay, you like
Speaker 3: to hit people to everybody lying, like nine of us
Speaker 3: up and give us all lecks. How does this feel like?
Speaker 6: Wow?
Speaker 4: With your pads on? No, with that, but the board
Speaker 4: on the button, I don't know. But you guys have
Speaker 4: pads on where you fool like in uniform and pads.
Speaker 3: It didn't matter.
Speaker 4: Now you have butt pads. Back in the day, you
Speaker 4: didn't have tailpad. A tail pad.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but we had had that, but no Licks did.
Speaker 3: That didn't help Licks at all. We got lixs in
Speaker 3: Mountain Pine. Until you graduated. You got in trouble. You
Speaker 3: got put on the who, especially by coaches. Coach Canterbury
Speaker 3: like out you go, stand out in the hall and
Speaker 3: he comes out with the paddle you'd hear and sometimes
Speaker 3: you hear guys go.
Speaker 4: Oh many another world, Yeah, like the one like fifty
Speaker 4: years ago. Well, our world was elementary school. They would
Speaker 4: do paddles and then no more after that, like high
Speaker 4: school for sure, which is like what late nineties. Nope,
Speaker 4: no more paddle Oh we got him.
Speaker 3: Everybody got him. It's a corporal punishment.
Speaker 4: Wow, you get licks.
Speaker 3: He gets into the principal's office. What are you in for?
Speaker 3: In subordination? Out of before licks, some people used to
Speaker 3: fill up their pockets so and then our principal would
Speaker 3: see that and bust through them. If that happened, he
Speaker 3: made sure he's gonna bust the stuff in your back pockets. Yeah,
Speaker 3: so you'd go back with the message of don't do
Speaker 3: the pocket thing. It's hardcore. But no, I never really
Speaker 3: got in trouble. I would get in trouble sometimes for
Speaker 3: just like doing bits in class.
Speaker 4: Yeah, disrupt disruptives, not no disruptive. Doing a bit is disruptive.
Speaker 3: But I wasn't like this short with words. I didn't
Speaker 3: like yell and talk too much, okay, but I do
Speaker 3: bits like I like, you know how to do that
Speaker 3: like the cafeteria where it's the salt checkers are upside down,
Speaker 3: you unscrew them, and it'd be a little jokes and
Speaker 3: stuff like that.
Speaker 4: That's the good one.
Speaker 3: I've always like bits. I got another bit of my mind.
Speaker 3: I've been thinking about doing here for the show. And
Speaker 3: what you do is I really we only address it once,
Speaker 3: we never talk about it again. But everybody that's in
Speaker 3: on the inside joke gets to be on the inside joke.
Speaker 3: And people on Instagram doesn't matter what you have, what
Speaker 3: you're even talking about, they'll find a reason to pick
Speaker 3: something apart. And so I thought, because I wear a
Speaker 3: head band, we work out because I have my hair's
Speaker 3: a little long on top of it goes in my face,
Speaker 3: that if I just started never addressed it and just
Speaker 3: wore a headband every day, would normal close to work right,
Speaker 3: just wore a headband, never addressed it, and we just
Speaker 3: told people to say stuff all the time on it,
Speaker 3: like you're so brave for the head band, or like
Speaker 3: I really love what you're doing about that, that's really cool.
Speaker 3: It would just confuse everybody and people be like, why
Speaker 3: if I born a head that's the bit, Okay, I.
Speaker 4: Don't I mean, we can go with that.
Speaker 6: I don't get it.
Speaker 3: There's nothing to get cool, there's nothing to get just
Speaker 3: screwed with people. Bits are just screwing with people. It's
Speaker 3: not a practical joke, there's it's an inside joke. Everybody
Speaker 3: else would be like, what's why is he wear a headband? Now?
Speaker 3: It would also create in the comments section people fighting
Speaker 3: or talking or being part of the joke, which then
Speaker 3: moves it up and more people see it. You get
Speaker 3: more likes, you have more followers like anything you're doing
Speaker 3: that's a little off. The engagement happens, more people are shown.
Speaker 4: Your your your bit, and yours is headband.
Speaker 3: No listen, if I just showed up to work in
Speaker 3: a headband, you'd be like, why are you wearing a headband?
Speaker 6: You said you work out or likely know.
Speaker 3: The kind of war when to work out, Like, oh
Speaker 3: girly one would be funny, it doesn't matter. We're a
Speaker 3: different all the time.
Speaker 6: Okay, So it's just and.
Speaker 3: People would just be confused, just generally confused, except for
Speaker 3: the people of the inside joke, who at times will
Speaker 3: be like, I love what you stand for. Keep were
Speaker 3: in the.
Speaker 4: Headband, and then everyone's like, what's he stand for?
Speaker 3: And nobody says, No, that's what I stand for, and
Speaker 3: all it does is confused.
Speaker 6: People stands for bits.
Speaker 4: It stands for me thinking it's funny and you don't.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't even care. Sometimes I don't think it's funny.
Speaker 3: I got a couple of bits going right now. I
Speaker 3: don't even want to mention right now what's happening right now. No,
Speaker 3: that we've talked about even on this show before that
Speaker 3: were like, be a part of the joke, be a
Speaker 3: part of the bit. And there's one that we're in
Speaker 3: the middle of that I laugh out loud.
Speaker 4: At dude, that was really funny. Dude, really funny.
Speaker 5: I know. But when I comment like to be a
Speaker 5: part of it, I'm like, when am I doing this fun?
Speaker 3: But isn't it fun to be a part of a bit?
Speaker 6: But I mean I do it, But then like an
Speaker 6: inside joke, you're a.
Speaker 3: Part of it.
Speaker 4: Everyone likes that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So when I just start wearing a head band
Speaker 3: of work, we don't even address it.
Speaker 4: And you're not hurting anyone, like, no one can get
Speaker 4: you're not bullying anyone.
Speaker 3: It's also not and it's it's nothing. It's so nothing.
Speaker 3: It's just odd. Who where's a headband for no reason,
Speaker 3: wear their normal work clothes, but they're weren't a headband? Nobody.
Speaker 6: What about like important meetings?
Speaker 3: You have to or I would never take the head
Speaker 3: band off.
Speaker 4: You have to. You have to just go just wear
Speaker 4: it the whole time.
Speaker 3: Go hard, commit but never But really, what am I
Speaker 3: committed to?
Speaker 4: Nothing? No cares the bit I'm committed to the bit
Speaker 4: go to church in that thing.
Speaker 3: I love bits. I told you, I'll stare my dogs down.
Speaker 3: They don't even know there's been that's.
Speaker 4: A weird one.
Speaker 6: They don't dogs.
Speaker 3: Exactly, but I'll do freeze on them. I just freeze,
Speaker 3: won't blink and just and maybe they are wondering, like
Speaker 3: what's happening right now?
Speaker 4: Maybe do they look at you back or do they
Speaker 4: kind of look off and then look back like they freeze.
Speaker 3: They just stare at me, like waiting for me to
Speaker 3: do something like because normally I pet or talk or
Speaker 3: but they just look at me. And then Stanley will
Speaker 3: look at me and they come over and just sit
Speaker 3: on my feet and look up and be like what
Speaker 3: are you doing?
Speaker 4: Are you good? Yeah?
Speaker 3: And Eller Hill he anoids and off. But like like
Speaker 3: that's a bit because.
Speaker 4: I'll do that sometimes with my dog and she will
Speaker 4: look at me and then look away and be like,
Speaker 4: are you still looking at me? Look away again, like
Speaker 4: you're still looking Funny stuff like that, Funny how they react.
Speaker 3: I don't even need anybody else to enjoy it as
Speaker 3: long as to me it's fun. Yeah, that's all the matters.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 7: A bit I like doing right now. I'll get on
Speaker 7: TikTok Live and I'll find somebody's profile and then go
Speaker 7: find really specific details about them. I'll find their LinkedIn,
Speaker 7: see where they went to college, and then comment that go.
Speaker 3: Back to the public details.
Speaker 7: Hey mention something by their college class, and they see
Speaker 7: the comments like how do you know that? That's what
Speaker 7: I like?
Speaker 1: Do he finds it like.
Speaker 3: A detail that they're not They don't assume someone in
Speaker 3: this space is going to know that, and then it
Speaker 3: really messes with them, do they do.
Speaker 4: They respond back to that, Yeah, they get freaked out.
Speaker 4: That's funny.
Speaker 7: Do you find something so specific and so weird, like
Speaker 7: how do you know that?
Speaker 3: And not to hacking anything. It's just in a different
Speaker 3: part of the internet, and they're not just they don't
Speaker 3: really associate them.
Speaker 7: And no one else finds enjoyment of that, but me.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, nobody else last because nobody a little joke
Speaker 3: love a good bit.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you guys live bits.
Speaker 3: And also it's inside jokes. You get to be a
Speaker 3: part of. That's all I do. You see me come
Speaker 3: to work in a head band, got it? Play it cool, guys.
Speaker 3: I like bits. I do bets of my wife two.
Speaker 3: All times she gets so annoyed. She'd be like, is
Speaker 3: this a bit? I'm like no, she goes, is the
Speaker 3: bit to say no that it's a bit?
Speaker 1: Yes.
Speaker 3: Dave Koye shared it.
Speaker 4: You know that is yeah, Uncle.
Speaker 3: Joey cut it out. Dave Koye shared this voicemail. Have
Speaker 3: some audio of that was left by Bob Sagot. You
Speaker 3: know Bob Sagga passed away. All right, will you play
Speaker 3: this please?
Speaker 5: I love you.
Speaker 3: I'm so sorry, Dave.
Speaker 5: I love them.
Speaker 3: I'm so sorry.
Speaker 1: So I'm here.
Speaker 7: I'm here twenty four to seven.
Speaker 6: Just call me anytime, doesn't have to be now, to
Speaker 6: be a week whenever I.
Speaker 8: Can just talk to you and listen.
Speaker 3: I love you so much. That was about whenever Dave
Speaker 3: Cooya's brother died. That was Bob Saget's voicemail and then
Speaker 3: he left him to be like, look, this dude was
Speaker 3: like here, yeah, and like felt for me, And so
Speaker 3: he finally thought it was the appropriate time to kind
Speaker 3: of share that because it wasn't anything about Bob Saggott.
Speaker 3: It was just showing what kind of compassionate guy he
Speaker 3: was whenever Dave Kolia was going through something. Did you
Speaker 3: ever save your mom's.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I have on your phone.
Speaker 5: I have the phone number. I still pay for it
Speaker 5: because I haven't transferred it anywhere.
Speaker 3: Yet, but it's the phone number in a phone.
Speaker 6: Yeah. I have the phone and the phone.
Speaker 3: And it's still on that phone.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I think at this point with that, can't you just
Speaker 3: hit a button and save it to digital media? Mike,
Speaker 3: bring to Mike, He'll save it. That's what I do. Anything.
Speaker 3: I'm like, I don't understand, Mike, is La, do you want.
Speaker 4: To keep that phone?
Speaker 6: Actually? I feel like maybe Ben.
Speaker 3: Had gotten divorce that he shouldn't.
Speaker 5: That's something for me I need to ask.
Speaker 4: That's too much that he took that phone.
Speaker 3: No, he just took a voicemail from the phone he left.
Speaker 6: He didn't, But.
Speaker 3: You know it's fine. I had a couple of voicemails
Speaker 3: from my mom.
Speaker 4: I just.
Speaker 3: And I don't know if I regret it or not,
Speaker 3: but I was like, I'm not going to keep these,
Speaker 3: so I got rid of them. I don't know if
Speaker 3: it's because of the contact. I don't know.
Speaker 5: I have some of my dad from like twenty sixteen,
Speaker 5: that's before like his voice changed, because after he had surgery,
Speaker 5: he never really quite sounded the same. So I have
Speaker 5: some before his third surgery. Of lots, except for my
Speaker 5: sister gave my dad's phone number to her son because
Speaker 5: she was still paying for it after he died. Somehow
Speaker 5: got transferred to her, so she's like, oh, keep it going.
Speaker 5: So then one day she gives him the number and
Speaker 5: like I start getting they like family texts with.
Speaker 6: My Dad's number showing up.
Speaker 5: Oh my family text and my sister's like, ohyeah, I'm
Speaker 5: a mad. I gave that to South and so I
Speaker 5: was like, well, I'm to.
Speaker 6: Go ahead and changed the number.
Speaker 5: So now in my voice text from twenty sixteen, I have,
Speaker 5: you know, South Dozer leaving me a message.
Speaker 3: But what are you doing?
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 3: Another bit that we're doing on the show currently that
Speaker 3: we are doing, we've already sad it to our audience
Speaker 3: were really not addressing it anymore. But an audience is
Speaker 3: being a part of it. Is when they call and
Speaker 3: leave voicemails and lie about things we've done to our
Speaker 3: new listeners when they come in like Atlanta and Cleveland, Waco,
Speaker 3: they all come out on the twenty second. But I
Speaker 3: thought i'd be a hilarious bit to just have people
Speaker 3: be like, man, that time I was tied to the
Speaker 3: railroad tracks and you saw me and saved me for
Speaker 3: the train hit me. But be serious, and all of
Speaker 3: our new listeners who don't know anything about her are like, wow,
Speaker 3: this show's like wow, that's a bit.
Speaker 4: It's a good one.
Speaker 3: That's one more So we got a bunch of stuff
Speaker 3: saved from listeners that have like left voicemails and have
Speaker 3: done calls. But what I'm gonna have to do though,
Speaker 3: I'm gonna have to play some sort of sound effect
Speaker 3: to trigger everybody knowing that knows the bit. This part's
Speaker 3: a bit so they don't always have to question everything
Speaker 3: doing is a bit.
Speaker 4: Like a sign, like a like a like what do
Speaker 4: you call that signal?
Speaker 3: Like an indicator that this is, So it'd be like
Speaker 3: a chime or something like a windmill or like a
Speaker 3: even a word something so that everybody that's in on
Speaker 3: it knows that this is what they're in on and
Speaker 3: they don't have to distrust the other stuff, like, uh,
Speaker 3: it could it could be anything. But I got to
Speaker 3: figure that out because Atlanta, Cleveland, Waco, all these cities
Speaker 3: come on the twenty second. I think it's not good.
Speaker 3: It's an right, so we need some before we start
Speaker 3: doing this bit, you know second.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's what I mean.
Speaker 4: He looked at us. We don't know.
Speaker 6: Yeah, most recently heard what are you.
Speaker 3: Doing with your phone steal? I don't know, distracted?
Speaker 4: Hey it's yeah, it's a process. We'll get there.
Speaker 3: Do you know where you are?
Speaker 1: No doubt?
Speaker 3: You know he never knew he got divorced.
Speaker 5: Oh yes, but he he knew.
Speaker 6: I guess suppose it.
Speaker 3: Was likely, but you never knew you got divorced. Maybe
Speaker 3: he thought that is.
Speaker 6: True, like just now he's like you or your old husband.
Speaker 5: But yeah, I know that's why I was kind of like, oh,
Speaker 5: but I would talk to my dad a little bit
Speaker 5: before he died with the things that were going on,
Speaker 5: and he had moved in with us for like one day,
Speaker 5: so he knew how the tensions were high.
Speaker 3: From living there one day.
Speaker 6: Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah he knew that. Yeah, he's a
Speaker 6: dad like and I would.
Speaker 3: It's also he was also divorce a few times. You know,
Speaker 3: he gets it.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he's divorced four times. That's what a few is.
Speaker 5: Three full life he did.
Speaker 6: And I mean I think you understand.
Speaker 5: But he also loved Ben dearly like he he he
Speaker 5: got it.
Speaker 6: He just wanted you know what.
Speaker 5: Ultimately, he just wanted his kids and Ben, his his
Speaker 5: in law, his son in laws.
Speaker 6: He wants every everybody to just be happy.
Speaker 4: Amy, would you talk to him about four times like that?
Speaker 4: Like do you go into that everyone thinking like all right,
Speaker 4: this is like for real, for real and then do it? Well,
Speaker 4: that didn't work and then you get married again.
Speaker 3: It's like the gu married over and over like every time.
Speaker 3: Do you think that was the one?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Or was it the one right now?
Speaker 6: Okay?
Speaker 5: See, these are the things I wish I could go
Speaker 5: back and ask him because my.
Speaker 6: Dad we didn't really talk about. Towards the end.
Speaker 5: I would share with him things about me, but he
Speaker 5: never really shared much about him, Like he was very avoidant, yeah,
Speaker 5: in things and would love cared about a lot of
Speaker 5: other people, but just avoided all his stuff. But I
Speaker 5: wish as a kid, like I wish I would have
Speaker 5: asked him, like dad, what's up with?
Speaker 6: Like what was going on? Like why?
Speaker 5: Because every marriage ended because he was just moving on
Speaker 5: to the next thing. It's like for him, the grass
Speaker 5: always was greener. But then he's chasing something that was
Speaker 5: never there. And so I'm not I'm not sure. I
Speaker 5: feel like I think the fourth one was he probably
Speaker 5: thought was.
Speaker 3: Real legitin so, he's the oldest at that point.
Speaker 5: Too, the oldest that point, and she was the youngest.
Speaker 5: He there you go, they always got younger.
Speaker 3: Let me do a except for the girlfriend.
Speaker 5: When he was dating my sister's husband's grandma, she was older.
Speaker 3: Let me let me play the mideral her hold on
Speaker 3: everybody hold on. Okay, a couple other things I wanted
Speaker 3: to mention. I pulled up. Eddie was in his jeep,
Speaker 3: and I pulled up beside him, and it was kind
Speaker 3: of louds mmmmm, and then it rolls his window down,
Speaker 3: and I was like, I thought, maybe Eddie was just
Speaker 3: like his son's music or something. It was like on
Speaker 3: the jeep definitely, and then it's then I'm gonna get
Speaker 3: this body hype. Oh cool? Well, like, oh god, that bad?
Speaker 4: Can you dig it food?
Speaker 3: You know what he's listening? What can you dig it?
Speaker 4: Can you dig it?
Speaker 2: Dig it?
Speaker 4: Can you dig it? What is that?
Speaker 3: Whoop? That's what he had blasted when he pulled into work.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean currently it's my hype music. Like I've
Speaker 4: been doing it for two weeks now, but I'm sure
Speaker 4: at some point I'm gonna get tired of it. But
Speaker 4: it just gets me. It's me ready for work, man,
Speaker 4: That's the one. And like when you pulled up, because
Speaker 4: usually if it's not over by the time I pull
Speaker 4: up in the garage, like I stay and listen to
Speaker 4: the rest of it.
Speaker 3: If I'm in the Bronco and it's warm, the Bronco
Speaker 3: only plays seventies music, right.
Speaker 4: Oh, is that why you're doing Public Enemy? Well that
Speaker 4: was that's eighties.
Speaker 3: I don't know what that was. I'm talking about when
Speaker 3: I go to work. Oh, okay, only seventies music's played
Speaker 3: in the Bronco because it's a seventies Bronco.
Speaker 4: Oh that's cool.
Speaker 3: So I only play seventies music on the way to work.
Speaker 3: But that's got to be when it's warm because you
Speaker 3: can't really listen to podcasts open air Bronco. It's loud. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: and so it's only like classic rock pulling in, So
Speaker 3: that would be it for the Bronco. And that's not
Speaker 3: a podcast.
Speaker 4: So you listen to people talking in the morning, I
Speaker 4: guess that kind of gets your brain them.
Speaker 3: But they load them up at midnight and I want
Speaker 3: to catch some of my episodes as we're driving into work,
Speaker 3: and so at twelve o't one they go up for
Speaker 3: that day and I see and I'll listen like the
Speaker 3: first third of it. It's not about brains. I mean,
Speaker 3: I won't know what's up sport.
Speaker 4: No, that's true though. Yeah. I have pulled up at
Speaker 4: the same time as you, and I can hear the
Speaker 4: people talking in your car. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Sometimes Tim thinks I'm talking to like people Tim our
Speaker 3: security guy on the phone. Yeah, I was like, I
Speaker 3: wish they talked to me on the phone. Yeah. I
Speaker 3: don't seventies music in the Bronco. But podcasts usually, and
Speaker 3: usually there's a big sporting event too. I go chase
Speaker 3: that specific sporting thing to hear them talk about. Let's
Speaker 3: see pony, do.
Speaker 4: You have one?
Speaker 5: My song yeah, I have one that makes me really
Speaker 5: happy in the morning. Yeah, it's the it's it goes
Speaker 5: in and out for years, I go in and out
Speaker 5: of playing it, and it's back and it's snappy roots.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna have a good day.
Speaker 3: Oh that's a good one.
Speaker 6: They gonna have a good day.
Speaker 5: Yes, Like if I need to, just like, I'll turn
Speaker 5: it on a few minutes on the way to work.
Speaker 6: Either that or that. I forgot to say his name,
Speaker 6: but like Dermot Kennedy.
Speaker 4: Or yeah, Dermn Kennedy. Yeah, which one?
Speaker 6: Which numbered?
Speaker 3: Iris? Guy?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 6: This is this is awful nothing.
Speaker 4: Oh, I don't know. I'm to tell you.
Speaker 3: Waning Amy holds a mic to her mouth, like fake one,
Speaker 3: even though there's one right next to her, a.
Speaker 6: Real one numbered Baby, I'll be out there.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but that's the talking singing.
Speaker 3: Okay, what about this? What about this? We are the chipions?
Speaker 3: See it looks like you're still singing to it more passionate.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, yeah, I held up. I hold up. If
Speaker 6: I had a highlighter, that's probably.
Speaker 5: What I used.
Speaker 3: Hey, Mike, what are you gonna do with that post malone?
Speaker 7: Can I'm gonna put it like a shadow box what's
Speaker 7: that you're gonna but you're gonna Okay, you're gonna keep it?
Speaker 3: Yeah, when postmoon and play with us. The other night,
Speaker 3: Mike d after he was done postpone had a bud
Speaker 3: light a beer and he left it on stage, so
Speaker 3: Mike One got it. Was there any beer in it?
Speaker 7: Yeah, it was like twenty five percent of beer left.
Speaker 3: Are you keeping the beer too?
Speaker 7: They told me to dump it? Who did the guy
Speaker 7: this lunchbox got like the stage hand guy to get
Speaker 7: it for me? Got it and then they said, just
Speaker 7: make sure you dump it out, so you.
Speaker 3: Dump the beer. You have the can? You know? Are
Speaker 3: you doing anything with a can? Like? Yeah, you're leaving
Speaker 3: it as this.
Speaker 7: As is, I'm gonna put it in like a display case.
Speaker 4: You gonna sell it? No?
Speaker 3: No, Well, what would be cool is memorabilia, dude, if
Speaker 3: for some reason, because it could happen, it's not planned yet,
Speaker 3: but he could come over to the house and Bobby
Speaker 3: cast at some point, you just have him sign it
Speaker 3: that I would do, yeah, or the studio if he
Speaker 3: comes studio. I'm sure I bet you are pat to
Speaker 3: meet again and you should have the can have him
Speaker 3: sign it. That'd be cool.
Speaker 1: Awesome.
Speaker 4: Yeah, are you friends now? Bones? Like are you?
Speaker 3: I don't know. I don't know those those pop or
Speaker 3: hip hop guys that they have so many people around
Speaker 3: them because it can get pretty crazy for them, it's
Speaker 3: kind of hard to get in. I wasn't even going
Speaker 3: to go back and say what up? But Turn probably
Speaker 3: had their whole band on and they're like, you should
Speaker 3: go back and say how to post before we get going, Like,
Speaker 3: I don't want to bother them. No, he'd really like
Speaker 3: to meet you. And I walked back and I was
Speaker 3: like and it was like, what up? He was awesome,
Speaker 3: but no, no, no, I'm not friends where I don't
Speaker 3: have his number anything.
Speaker 4: I might be the only one on the show that
Speaker 4: didn't meet him. Oh you didn't get a picture with him?
Speaker 3: Wait, but did you go side to him and it
Speaker 3: was over?
Speaker 6: No, did you play and talk to him?
Speaker 4: No, because we all left the stage and he was
Speaker 4: just on stage by himself. And then towards towards the end,
Speaker 4: I mean he did stay and meet everyone for thirty minutes,
Speaker 4: but like I just didn't. I never could find the
Speaker 4: time and I was like, you know what, it's okay.
Speaker 5: I saw Matt on post Smallon's Instagram Matt Kearney or
Speaker 5: whatever he said.
Speaker 6: Can I now say that I've opened for you. It
Speaker 6: was everybody there that night. You've guys, raging idiots, y'all.
Speaker 4: We played a show together, is what we did.
Speaker 6: Yeah, post you'll played a show with.
Speaker 4: That's crazy. We played a show together.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I feel like I like hired him.
Speaker 4: There we go.
Speaker 3: I tracked him down, brought it. I was a promoter.
Speaker 3: I promoted dang his Instagram post he put up. It
Speaker 3: was really cool because it was like playing this playing
Speaker 3: the song from the rhyme and it's like, thanks to
Speaker 3: Mitch my bones for me. It's so nice.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, I didn't see like, I know he was
Speaker 7: there and everything happened, but seeing it on Instagram and
Speaker 7: him post about you, yeah, it was cool.
Speaker 3: It's super nice to look that up. RAYMONDA wants to
Speaker 3: know about the post Malone thing. If I was testing
Speaker 3: you guys, right, what is your what's your theory here?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 8: And you even said that a lot of people knew
Speaker 8: about it, and I just felt in the room Eddie,
Speaker 8: I'm guessing already knew and maybe Mike or maybe they didn't,
Speaker 8: but I just felt you were kind of telling the
Speaker 8: room because there was really no reason to tell us
Speaker 8: other than the fact that maybe you were seeing if
Speaker 8: somebody was gonna leak the information, and then you were happy.
Speaker 8: The next day you said it never got out. It
Speaker 8: was a total surprise. So that just confirmed you that
Speaker 8: we're all good people. None of us are a little snitch,
Speaker 8: you know, gonna tell anybody's secrets or behind closed doors.
Speaker 3: So it was almost just like a testing thing. I
Speaker 3: so we I wasn't even sure that it was happening
Speaker 3: until like two days before. And as soon as I
Speaker 3: found out that it was about probability, I went to Eddie. I,
Speaker 3: I think we're gonna post alone, but probably not. I
Speaker 3: think we're gonna get him. He was like, why is
Speaker 3: I probably not because it loo because you never know.
Speaker 3: And so Mike was in the room and the first
Speaker 3: time my card, he was like, what.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I couldn't believe it.
Speaker 3: But no, I would have told you guys different versions
Speaker 3: of a story to see if one would have got out.
Speaker 3: I couldn't. I wouldn't have been able to tell who.
Speaker 4: The loose lips were the snitch if there were like
Speaker 4: six people there.
Speaker 3: I just told you because I felt like, you guys
Speaker 3: probably won't gonna tell that many people. And I kind
Speaker 3: of just didn't mean to say in front of you.
Speaker 6: Guys anyway, honestly, Huh, he didn't know.
Speaker 3: I mean I didn't perfectly go on to say in
Speaker 3: front of the whole show. I was we just talk.
Speaker 4: Well, it's tricky too, because like, if you're gonna go
Speaker 4: to the show, we want you to be surprised too,
Speaker 4: like you know, because we had friends too that were going,
Speaker 4: and we're like, I'm not going to tell you, like
Speaker 4: there are some surprises, but we don't want to ruin
Speaker 4: it because that's part of going to that show and
Speaker 4: being like, well, who is this surprise guest.
Speaker 3: I guess it's just so natural to be in that
Speaker 3: room and just I don't know, I just just said it.
Speaker 3: It wasn't like a test, though, I would test you
Speaker 3: guys by doing like the elon Muslingg's interesting. Once they
Speaker 3: were trying to figure out who the leaker was of
Speaker 3: internal memos, so that everybody got a different internal memos
Speaker 3: and the exact same thing, but throughout the memo there
Speaker 3: was a punctuation piece it was slightly different. There was
Speaker 3: a gap between a period there was a gap between
Speaker 3: a period here. It was that smart and so once
Speaker 3: it was someone leaked the memo and it was just
Speaker 3: the copy of that. They were able to look through
Speaker 3: it and find where that it was different.
Speaker 4: And you can always do like the different variations of
Speaker 4: a story, right.
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, and see how it gets out. But then
Speaker 3: you're waiting to see which lie gets told that happens.
Speaker 3: But the Elon Musting was like, that was a ruin
Speaker 3: and they had to do like a thousand people and
Speaker 3: all they did was like slightly move one tiny thing.
Speaker 3: But because of that, they were able to figure out
Speaker 3: who was leaking it.
Speaker 5: What would be a real bummer is if someone had
Speaker 5: the forward thinking to think, well what if I got
Speaker 5: this version?
Speaker 6: So I'm just gonna you know, well there was a version, right,
Speaker 6: I know.
Speaker 5: But I'm saying if they're gonna be the leaker, and
Speaker 5: they're like they have just this, they think how other
Speaker 5: people think, and maybe they're like, I wonder if they
Speaker 5: did this period here to trick me, So they kind
Speaker 5: of move one thing around and then the other person
Speaker 5: gets blamed that had the.
Speaker 1: One like that.
Speaker 3: I've never heard of somebody doing it like that before.
Speaker 3: I would have thought I would have checked first, you
Speaker 3: get the memo, so most people got it through the
Speaker 3: word safe. It's written the same. I don't think I
Speaker 3: would have checked punctuation, like one period in one.
Speaker 6: Space, Okay, I know, I don't know.
Speaker 5: I feel like you would if someone was trying to
Speaker 5: do that to you. I feel like you would have
Speaker 5: think about it before and like turn it on.
Speaker 3: I'm not smart enough for that one. I would have
Speaker 3: tried to do some I'd like made every letter of
Speaker 3: a different color, removed all punctuation, did it upside down.
Speaker 3: I would have like covered so many tracks that it
Speaker 3: wouldn't even made sense anymore. No one would have believed
Speaker 3: it would have been wingedings. Okay, there's that. I got
Speaker 3: a couple other things that we'll be done. What's up
Speaker 3: with the palette?
Speaker 4: What? What's the palette?
Speaker 3: The thing we spent our money on that it spent
Speaker 3: four months?
Speaker 4: I'll remember that.
Speaker 1: Hey, what's wrong with it?
Speaker 3: Why is it not moving? Well?
Speaker 2: No, I decided that we should do breaks after your
Speaker 2: birthday celebration. I think the best method is to say, Okay,
Speaker 2: this item is going to be whatever, and then we
Speaker 2: sell Amy's name, Bobby's name, Eddie's name, my name Scuba
Speaker 2: and everybody can get in on the breaks and then
Speaker 2: we draw a name and whoever gets name is drawn boom,
Speaker 2: they get that item. We ship it out. So breaks
Speaker 2: is the way to go. We do it live on
Speaker 2: our Instagram things.
Speaker 3: You can't do breaks on Instagram there's no story built
Speaker 3: in to do that. And two, you can't do it
Speaker 3: like that. You have to send every single person something. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we just say if they don't get it, they
Speaker 1: get a signed picture.
Speaker 3: And where are all these pictures coming from the back room?
Speaker 1: We got them.
Speaker 3: I'm not setting it up. I'm not running a store.
Speaker 1: But what do you mean you can't do it on.
Speaker 3: Instagram doesn't have the ability to do that. There's no
Speaker 3: Instagram store to where you can do breaks. TikTok shop,
Speaker 3: TikTok shop.
Speaker 1: No, no, you just go live and say, hey, this
Speaker 1: is the item in the.
Speaker 3: I understand, okay, but who's who's venmo is getting used?
Speaker 1: Mine's fine?
Speaker 3: Yeah right, no chance, I.
Speaker 1: Don't understand why. That's what's wrong with that.
Speaker 4: Bots can't hear me out.
Speaker 3: All he's doing is he sees me do breaks. Ago, man,
Speaker 3: I can just use that idea and they'll do it
Speaker 3: all the work.
Speaker 2: He hear me out, We'll sit here on the stage
Speaker 2: on a post show and do it.
Speaker 3: If and two it's not already moving, throw it all away.
Speaker 4: I love nothing more than throw this because what he
Speaker 4: did is he took over a spot that I was
Speaker 4: going to clean out a room for you to build
Speaker 4: a studio.
Speaker 3: And I can't move anthing over because that craps in
Speaker 3: the spot.
Speaker 1: Where I was to build a studio because we're moving.
Speaker 3: No, but we can still build a temporary studio for
Speaker 3: podcasts because we have like six of them that are
Speaker 3: running and they don't have studio space. Sometimes, yes we do.
Speaker 1: I'm all for throwing it away. No, no, no, during a
Speaker 1: post show, we just sit on the stage and do
Speaker 1: it like a post show.
Speaker 3: You but you're wanting us to do it, and you're
Speaker 3: also trying.
Speaker 1: To money group effort. Guys.
Speaker 3: No, this is something you said. It was a great
Speaker 3: idea that you were going to go do. You'd run it,
Speaker 3: and then you got taxes. If we're doing something where people, yeah.
Speaker 1: You're paying taxes, We ain't paying taxes.
Speaker 4: Is that what you just said?
Speaker 3: You got a mouse in your pocket because I always
Speaker 3: pay my taxes.
Speaker 6: Are you talking about fifteen?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Sometimes I sometimes I'll look forward to it. Bones.
Speaker 4: Look, look, whatever he's gonna do, can we just have
Speaker 4: him do it? Like it may be a terrible idea,
Speaker 4: like you know he wants.
Speaker 3: But he wants us to do it. That's why breaks,
Speaker 3: because he wants us to take what we're what I'm
Speaker 3: already doing with those guys. I didn't event breaks, but
Speaker 3: now we're doing it. It's like, oh, we just get
Speaker 3: him to do that. But there's no built in that.
Speaker 4: Was your birthday, that was like whatever, it was also.
Speaker 1: Good right now, live on it. How we do?
Speaker 2: We stream the post Show live, so we sit on
Speaker 2: there and we say, hey, tomorrow we are going to
Speaker 2: sell these five items. If you want to be part
Speaker 2: of it, you got to be on live when we
Speaker 2: do the post show. We do the Post Show and
Speaker 2: people will venmo me while we're doing.
Speaker 3: We're not putting your venmo out there like that.
Speaker 4: Lunchbots. You have a TikTok, why don't you do the
Speaker 4: shop and we'll jump I'll jump, dude, I'll jump in
Speaker 4: on your little thing for it.
Speaker 3: If you build it, we will come.
Speaker 4: But you have to do it because every time we
Speaker 4: go to you, you just say I think we should
Speaker 4: do this, But every time you haven't done anything.
Speaker 3: Nothing. It's almost like all his ideas for money.
Speaker 1: Sounds like what Edie does. Yeah, but I didn't take
Speaker 1: your money that.
Speaker 3: I didn't take your kidney. Eddie doesn't. Every third day
Speaker 3: got a new idea, and then everybody give me some
Speaker 3: money for this idea. You took my lunchbox money.
Speaker 6: That's true. Eddie's not asking us for kidneys.
Speaker 1: Yes, and I asked to do a roga. You were
Speaker 1: against that. I mean everything. I don't want to do anything.
Speaker 3: You should do it. You said you wanted to take
Speaker 3: over a Sonic. We said, there's no way they're going
Speaker 3: to allow that.
Speaker 1: We never asked.
Speaker 3: We literally did. The sonic owner was here.
Speaker 1: You known every Sonic, but.
Speaker 3: He owns like the most. You're gonna tell Yeah, good point.
Speaker 4: Oh my gosh, like you bring up palate, dude. It
Speaker 4: puts me in a bad mood immediately.
Speaker 3: Okay, today is April fifth, Scuba. If uh nineteenth? Mmm,
Speaker 3: like the twenty second, I think that's the Monday after
Speaker 3: two weeks. If there's not already a plan, that's the
Speaker 3: clock for if things aren't already up like we're running
Speaker 3: an eBay. We forgot how to do an eBay. We're
Speaker 3: doing that and you love it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and then you battled me. You you steal my customers.
Speaker 3: By customers, you don't steal customers. It's not like they're
Speaker 3: out and there. I can buy one thing this month.
Speaker 3: That's what's happening with people, Like.
Speaker 5: They're like, oh am, I going to get this helmet
Speaker 5: or this two hundred pound row.
Speaker 4: But that's also how business is, dude. If you don't
Speaker 4: get moving on your business, somebody else is going to
Speaker 4: do it.
Speaker 3: They had a three month had start.
Speaker 2: So because every time I try to bring some of
Speaker 2: you guys, no, we're not doing.
Speaker 3: It because you want us to do it. It's your idea.
Speaker 3: We gave money to you, and all you're doing is
Speaker 3: pawning it off on us.
Speaker 2: No, guys, when we get in business together, it's an
Speaker 2: equal partnership. I don't know if you guys ever been
Speaker 2: in business with people, But if.
Speaker 3: You haven't, haven't not always people.
Speaker 2: Forest and I did lawnmowing and we were fifty to
Speaker 2: fifty and we both did half the work.
Speaker 3: Let me ask you this, how old? How old are you? Then?
Speaker 1: Eleven or twelve. Okay, he would the backyard, I'd mother front.
Speaker 3: Guy's got a point. Guys got a point.
Speaker 6: But what what if yards aren't equal back in front?
Speaker 3: They left the sides grown.
Speaker 4: They never the side yards ahead investors, So like when
Speaker 4: people invest money in a business, like say it's a
Speaker 4: cookie business, do they bake cookies? That's what I thought.
Speaker 6: You'd give your money and then hope you get a return.
Speaker 4: I mean that's what we did.
Speaker 3: We gave him his idea and he said he was
Speaker 3: going to and he's done nothing except.
Speaker 1: I've done a lot.
Speaker 3: Okay, I'm listening.
Speaker 1: I mean, I come up with ideas. I've got to spread.
Speaker 3: Coming up with ideas is not doing a lot if
Speaker 3: you don't ever take an idea.
Speaker 1: No, because you shoot everyone down. I'm like, hey, let's
Speaker 1: have a QUI. I don't shut them down.
Speaker 3: We say we don't want to be a part of
Speaker 3: that because it's going to fail miserably or be illegal.
Speaker 1: Garage sale. With us, there is not going to fail miserably.
Speaker 2: People will drive all from all over America to come
Speaker 2: to our garage sale.
Speaker 3: Second question, but where are you doing the garage sale?
Speaker 3: You're having a garage of who right here own the
Speaker 3: building building. We don't own the building at all. It's
Speaker 3: our company doesn't own the building.
Speaker 4: Second question, real quick, then invest in the back alley
Speaker 4: to the investor. Does once you give the money to
Speaker 4: the company, do they just decide what they're gonna do?
Speaker 4: Or kid, do you have input on You.
Speaker 1: Have input it depending on what percentage you own have
Speaker 1: a vote.
Speaker 3: And that's not true either, No, it's not. So. It
Speaker 3: depends on if you're like part of the board. It
Speaker 3: depends on if like they do a public sometimes they'll
Speaker 3: be like, we're doing a public vote online, depending on
Speaker 3: how many shares you. But no, when you give money,
Speaker 3: you don't also go I also get to make a
Speaker 3: lot of decisions because if you're gonna be a decision maker,
Speaker 3: you would have actually started it yourself. You believe in
Speaker 3: the idea, you believe in the person who's doing it.
Speaker 3: So you go, I'm going to here's here's capital. I'm
Speaker 3: gonna give it to you, and I'm gonna hope that
Speaker 3: what you're gonna do, your vision, your strategy, your work
Speaker 3: is going to turn this capital into more and I'll
Speaker 3: see you in two years when it happens.
Speaker 4: Okay, okay, lunchbox. There you go where the investors go?
Speaker 4: Sell the pallette?
Speaker 3: No, not go, He's already should be going. Go twenty
Speaker 3: seconds scuba Steve, throw it all away, got it.
Speaker 1: In the calendar.
Speaker 3: Now it's terrible.
Speaker 5: We all spent, don't we don't just I don't ether
Speaker 5: forget what we spent anything.
Speaker 4: No, I never forget.
Speaker 1: It's a sunk costs. I'm done with it.
Speaker 3: It does suck because we all taxes.
Speaker 6: Can we like, I don't think a loss.
Speaker 3: I don't think is a loss? We lost in every way. Well,
Speaker 3: and then what happens is it's like, why do we
Speaker 3: ever do business with him again?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 3: And the people I like to do business with I
Speaker 3: like him to go getters like I don't have to say.
Speaker 3: I don't have to like be like, hey, would you
Speaker 3: mind going and doing some work and really going? No,
Speaker 3: I like going to be like, I'll check back later
Speaker 3: after I've already done all the work and we're crushing.
Speaker 3: That's all. Anything you want to say about that was Rougs. Hello,
Speaker 3: he's gone, Hello, is anybody there?
Speaker 4: Or maybe he went to the palate, to the room
Speaker 4: of the pallet stuff. Maybe he's working.
Speaker 3: But what about Rake? Ray can hear us? Do we
Speaker 3: lose them, do we get disconnected?
Speaker 4: Maybe okay, we lost them. Maybe they all went to
Speaker 4: go help.
Speaker 3: They're all at a loss for words. We'll be done
Speaker 3: all right. Thank you guys. We'll see you on Monday.
Speaker 3: Bye buddy, Bye,