Speaker 1: Hey, it's Sunday Sampler. Coming up.
Speaker 2: You hear Sore Losers actually debate if I'm gonna move
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Speaker 2: always liked her, but like, really respect her as a musician,
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Speaker 1: I've done the Bobby Cast with her.
Speaker 2: But you know, Caroline Hobby goes in a whole different direction,
Speaker 2: which is what's great. You're gonna hear a movie Mike's
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Speaker 2: we'll start with this though. On the Bobbycast, Eddie and
Speaker 2: I go through the nominees of the Rock and Roll
Speaker 2: Hall of Fame and then we vote and it's an
Speaker 2: official ballot and I mailed it off and I might
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Speaker 2: We get one of all these because we have six yeses. Okay,
Speaker 2: Mariah Carey shared, Dave Matthews band, Cool in the Gang,
Speaker 2: Lenny Kravitz's Oasis.
Speaker 1: We get one of the list.
Speaker 2: Ready good, Mary j Blige, Eric Being Rockheim, Foreigner, Peter Frampton,
Speaker 2: Jane's addiction, Shnead O'Connor, Ozzy Osbourne shot a type called quest.
Speaker 2: Let's eliminate some Okay, uh shout a, I'm gonna eliminate shadow,
Speaker 2: and I'm gonna eliminate respectfully.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna eliminate tripe called quest. I just don't all
Speaker 1: I know is I'm an idiot in eighties hip hop pte.
Speaker 1: Shane o' connors eliminated.
Speaker 2: Let's eliminate so we have, so we'd eliminate three with
Speaker 2: Ozzie left, Jane's addiction, Peter Frampton foreigner. Let's eliminate one
Speaker 2: of Peter Frampton or foreigner. I would eliminate, uh pep
Speaker 2: I go foreigner. I think they both get eliminated, and
Speaker 2: if we both picked.
Speaker 1: But Kevin's the tiebreaker, but.
Speaker 2: He's one of them.
Speaker 3: He's like, but I know the name Peter Frampton.
Speaker 1: I don't really know Foreigner. I do know their songs,
Speaker 1: but I didn't know Frampton.
Speaker 2: Man, you know the name I know Peter, Like like
Speaker 2: I know I know the name Gorbachaw too, but I.
Speaker 1: Know the name Bob. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Bill, I still eliminade foreigner.
Speaker 1: Frampton was a brown breaking. The foreigner had more even
Speaker 1: wait one with a box? Yeah, okay, we only get
Speaker 1: one more.
Speaker 2: So let me say this, Peter Frampton, and are they
Speaker 2: Peter Frampton and Foreigner? Are they together? Are both of
Speaker 2: them better than Jane's addiction?
Speaker 1: Yes? Okay, I will get to Dan's addiction. Are they
Speaker 1: both bigger than Ozzie? No? No, so we keep an
Speaker 1: Ossy in I would Okay. Are they both bigger than
Speaker 1: Mary J. Bige? Yes? Okay.
Speaker 2: Are they both bigger than Eric bt rakeem I have
Speaker 2: to plead ignorance to that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, So.
Speaker 2: It's Foreigner, Peter fram and Jane's addiction and Ozzy Osbourne
Speaker 2: for the last vote.
Speaker 1: We took James out, we did, okay, So it's Foreigner,
Speaker 1: Peter Frampton and Ozzy. I vote Ozzy. I vote Ozzie.
Speaker 1: Who do you want? Bones? You want Foreigner over those three?
Speaker 2: Now, maybe I have a loyalty Toegner because I can't
Speaker 2: play our sugar. I mean, I shouldn't let that bias me,
Speaker 2: but I do love that was really cool. Okay, so
Speaker 2: I'm gonna cut. Let's cut Foreigner. It's either Peter Frampton
Speaker 2: or Ozzy. Now, remember, you can't associate Black Sabbath. They're
Speaker 2: already in not I mean, Black Sabbath wouldn't have been
Speaker 2: Black Sabbath without Ozzy.
Speaker 1: So no, Ozzie wouldn't have been the solo artist without
Speaker 1: Black Sabbath. What are you talking about? Ozzy was the star.
Speaker 2: I heard you, but how do you know? But he
Speaker 2: didn't write all the songs, like every one of them.
Speaker 2: The le guitar player was very famous. But I think
Speaker 2: it's a testament when the lead guy leaves and he
Speaker 2: can do it all by himself, that that's the reason
Speaker 2: that band.
Speaker 1: Was and everyone knows him just as Peter or Ozzy
Speaker 1: o z Z Why okay, Hall of fame, baby, you
Speaker 1: know it's funny. The first thing I remember by him
Speaker 1: is is that reality show. I know that's terrible. Okay,
Speaker 1: I'll go with you guys. You really want to Brampton
Speaker 1: in there.
Speaker 2: No, I I feel like Ozzy doesn't have the library himself,
Speaker 2: but I do, I do, I do think, but it's
Speaker 2: just versus those I do think, just being the rock
Speaker 2: and the Hall of Fame.
Speaker 1: What are we missing on Aussie? We're missing Ozzy songs?
Speaker 1: Can you look? He did? He looked at it.
Speaker 2: I guess yeah, No, no, no, there's more though I
Speaker 2: know there's more. He didn't make three songs. No, no,
Speaker 2: but that were like big here let's see.
Speaker 1: So don't work and not dancing.
Speaker 2: Crazy train, no more tears, no more tears, tears, bark.
Speaker 1: At the Moon. I don't know that I know that one?
Speaker 4: You do?
Speaker 1: You do? Don't tell me what I know?
Speaker 5: You do?
Speaker 1: You know? Bark at the moon? Why are you dancing?
Speaker 1: I'm not dancing? Rocking out? We went asy.
Speaker 6: So here's d that.
Speaker 1: I'm here's our seven.
Speaker 2: Mariah Carey, nice chair, Dave Matthews Band, come on, cool
Speaker 2: in the gang, nice Lenny Kravitz, Oasis, Ozzy Osbourne.
Speaker 1: That sounds like a great ballot.
Speaker 7: That's awesome.
Speaker 1: And then do you get a second wave or no?
Speaker 1: Those that's the top seven go in top six. Whatever,
Speaker 1: let's go. Okay, I'll mail this off today. That's fun. Yeah,
Speaker 1: really cool dude. Thanks for letting us be a part
Speaker 1: of that. Hopefully we don't get voted out for talking
Speaker 1: about it. About it.
Speaker 2: I don't don't see anything about it says please fill
Speaker 2: your ballot out confidentially. I'm just kidding it in the
Speaker 2: ready received after this date. Okay, I'm mailed off today.
Speaker 1: Cool man. Yeah, Hey, do you think our picks will
Speaker 1: be the seven?
Speaker 2: I don't think it's like a parlay where all seven
Speaker 2: we get to go the one who hit all.
Speaker 1: Seven it's Eddie, Bobby and Kevin. Come on, guys, we
Speaker 1: get awarded an award. Yeah, you have made the best voters. Okay,
Speaker 1: I'll nail it off today. But that was fun. That
Speaker 1: was very all right.
Speaker 2: Good luck to everybody, especially if you're one of the
Speaker 2: seven weeks.
Speaker 1: Yes, luck guys.
Speaker 6: Good cast up little food for yourself.
Speaker 7: Oh it's pretty bad.
Speaker 1: It's pretty beautiful.
Speaker 6: That for a little more, said he you're kicking it
Speaker 6: with full.
Speaker 7: With Amy Brown.
Speaker 5: Hey, it's Amy Brown from Four Things with Amy Brown.
Speaker 5: And here's what we talked about this week on my podcast.
Speaker 8: What is the biggest.
Speaker 5: Mistake that we're making when it comes to our finances,
Speaker 5: and what can we do to avoid that increase our
Speaker 5: IQ just be smarter about how we do things.
Speaker 7: Yeah, there's really two buckets. As I take calls on
Speaker 7: The Ramsey Show alongside you know, Dave Ramsey or Rachel Cruz.
Speaker 7: The one bucket is people are doing too many things
Speaker 7: at once, and they're good, healthy things. They're trying to
Speaker 7: pay off debt, they're trying to save, they're trying to invest.
Speaker 7: And when you try to do all of these things
Speaker 7: at once, you end up doing all of them crappily
Speaker 7: because you can only pay off a little bit of
Speaker 7: debt if you're also trying to invest in also trying
Speaker 7: to save. So the baby steps that we lay out
Speaker 7: are very specific. They're in order for a reason. So
Speaker 7: you get out of debt, that's the only thing you do.
Speaker 7: Then you the only thing you do is save with
Speaker 7: the emergency fund. Then you invest, and you have the
Speaker 7: margin to do that because you don't have any payments.
Speaker 7: So you can see how you when you focus on
Speaker 7: one thing, you're so much better at it. Yeah, are
Speaker 7: you doing all these things? I? Well, I just told
Speaker 7: you I pok the blood rave for your face, like, oh.
Speaker 5: No, just so you have a little bit of background.
Speaker 5: If I was calling in like hey George Amy here. Hey,
Speaker 5: So my only debt right now is my mortgage great,
Speaker 5: which I just added to because of a helock. Sure,
Speaker 5: and that's my only debt. But I also just made
Speaker 5: an investment. Ah, okay, well this last week.
Speaker 7: Like you're investing in the stock market or real estate.
Speaker 5: Or I invested in like a startup okay, wat so business.
Speaker 5: And then also I'm doing some stock market stuff.
Speaker 8: I just started very exciting about it.
Speaker 7: And there's an excitement when you invest. And I love
Speaker 7: this because when people get out of debt and they
Speaker 7: stop paying for the past and instead start building for
Speaker 7: the future, it's like the world just opened up. And
Speaker 7: that's what I love about this plan is you get
Speaker 7: the debt out of your life and you free up
Speaker 7: all those payments. I mean, if you just add it
Speaker 7: up in your head what the mortgage and heelock was
Speaker 7: or is, and you go, if I could invest that
Speaker 7: every month instead, how much wealth could I give, What
Speaker 7: kind of legacy could I leave? How much more free
Speaker 7: could I be? That gets really exciting.
Speaker 8: So you would tell me what I says like, usually.
Speaker 7: What we would say is if the heelock is more
Speaker 7: than half of your annual income, it can go into
Speaker 7: baby step six, which is you're investing and you're working
Speaker 7: off paying off the house. Okay, But if it's less
Speaker 7: than half the annual income, we would put it in
Speaker 7: babystep two, which is your kind of consumer debt. So
Speaker 7: we would say, pause, you're investing, attack that, then continue. Okay,
Speaker 7: all right, either way, you're doing great. I want to
Speaker 7: just assure you, especially people who have been through some stuff,
Speaker 7: like they call into the show, there's different levels of
Speaker 7: empathy I have. You know, some people are as a
Speaker 7: knucklehead eighteen year old kid who thinks he knows everything
Speaker 7: and wants to argue, and then there's people who they're
Speaker 7: going through like really extenuating life circumstances. There's a divorce,
Speaker 7: there's a health issue, and so we talk about gazelle
Speaker 7: intensity on the show a lot. Some people just need
Speaker 7: to just get up and crawl the next day, and
Speaker 7: that's okay. If you're in survival mode, it's okay to
Speaker 7: have that season where you're doing your best.
Speaker 5: Yeah, at the time of my divorce, I didn't even
Speaker 5: know how to log into my bank account because he
Speaker 5: handled all the finances. So talk about baby steps and
Speaker 5: trying not to be a microwave, be more of a
Speaker 5: crock pot.
Speaker 8: It's like, yeah, I'm one bite at a time.
Speaker 7: You've got like a degree now probably in the last
Speaker 7: year to just learning all of this on free yourself.
Speaker 5: Well, I'm open to learning, and I want to learn more,
Speaker 5: but like it was so foreign to me, and so
Speaker 5: I just wanted him to handle everything. That when I
Speaker 5: would have to discuss it in the legal meetings or
Speaker 5: when I had to start taking it over, like I
Speaker 5: would feel it in my throat, like I would start
Speaker 5: to just itch and then my throat would feel like
Speaker 5: I was going to cry, and then I would start
Speaker 5: to cry. But it was just so overwhelming. And so
Speaker 5: that's why I have grace for certain decisions that I
Speaker 5: made last year when I didn't know what I didn't know.
Speaker 5: So that would be my encouragement to anybody else that's
Speaker 5: going through anything like notion at the moment is just
Speaker 5: if you didn't know where you didn't know, but then
Speaker 5: face it head on. And now I'm open to like, Okay,
Speaker 5: maybe I need to pivot away from this and figure
Speaker 5: out a new.
Speaker 8: Plan, but we'll figure out that later.
Speaker 5: Because what I really want to ask you is should
Speaker 5: I be investing in gold from Costco?
Speaker 7: Ooh, okay, if you know me, you know I love Costco.
Speaker 7: They call me the Kirkland Cowboy. Okay, no one actually
Speaker 7: calls me that, but I feel like the more I
Speaker 7: say it, maybe I can like manifest.
Speaker 8: Probably with a K.
Speaker 7: Obviously, there we go. And so I saw the goal
Speaker 7: at Costco and I thought it was really funny, and
Speaker 7: I've seen some people buy it, and then I saw
Speaker 7: that the price they were buying it at was not
Speaker 7: even worth what gold is worth right now. And so
Speaker 7: we always tell people, you know, number one investing things.
Speaker 7: You understand now, gold has been around forever, but the
Speaker 7: return on gold as an investment is not there. If
Speaker 7: you look at the stock market, like you mentioned, well,
Speaker 7: the average return of the S and P five hundred,
Speaker 7: just the five hundred largest companies in the US, it's
Speaker 7: been about ten to twelve percent over the last multiple decades.
Speaker 7: Whereas gold.
Speaker 8: It's not your opinion, by the way, that's data.
Speaker 7: That's just data. I wish I could just have an
Speaker 7: opinion about these numbers. That's just what the market has
Speaker 7: done in the past.
Speaker 8: I saw you post about that. Yes, dude, she really
Speaker 8: quoting you.
Speaker 7: That's amazing, Thank you. And that's why I did a
Speaker 7: video about golden looking in the returns and it was
Speaker 7: like five percent. That's not bad. But I get five
Speaker 7: percent right now in my in my savings account, and
Speaker 7: I can actually use that money to go buy stuff.
Speaker 7: So one of the problems with gold is that you
Speaker 7: have to go turn around and turn that gold into
Speaker 7: money in order to use it. So some people say
Speaker 7: is that, well, Jorge does not investment, it's a hedge
Speaker 7: against inflation. But I'm like, yeah, but you still need
Speaker 7: to then go turn that into money at some point.
Speaker 7: I can't trade gold for fuel and AMMO in the apocalypse.
Speaker 7: You know, people want fuel and Ammo in the apocalypse,
Speaker 7: not gold, and so there's really no utility for it.
Speaker 7: And it's one of the reasons why I say, if
Speaker 7: you want to buy it just to buy it for fun,
Speaker 7: that's fine, but don't count on that for investing or
Speaker 7: a retirement plan.
Speaker 8: Okay, so high financial IQ.
Speaker 7: I would buy it is a flex If I were
Speaker 7: you like to be like, oh, look at my goal, Yeah,
Speaker 7: I would like put it on display at the house
Speaker 7: and be like, it's my little bar with my one
Speaker 7: ounce of gold from Costco.
Speaker 5: Yeah, because they're also selling silver coins. Yes, And that
Speaker 5: was a whole big thing. And then I saw an
Speaker 5: article literally this morning is about handbags and that investing
Speaker 5: in like a Birken bag.
Speaker 7: Oh no, don't tell my wife, she's listening, going see
Speaker 7: I told you that, Louis, it would be an investment. Yeah.
Speaker 8: Everything.
Speaker 5: It was like you know, from Chanel to you know,
Speaker 5: Urmes or whatever, that when you buy the bag, it
Speaker 5: actually is something that goes up in value after you've
Speaker 5: bought it instead of down like a lot of other things.
Speaker 7: And then you like to keep it in a closet
Speaker 7: and never use it or look at it. That's kind
Speaker 7: of the problem, right, must be untouched, that's the goal used. Okay,
Speaker 7: nobody wants your bag that's got stains and rips and
Speaker 7: tears on it. Okay, so that's another problem. But the
Speaker 7: other thing is you then have to go sell that
Speaker 7: bag to a retailer who's going to then sell for
Speaker 7: a profit. It's kind of like reselling a car to
Speaker 7: the dealer. Well, they're not going to give you top
Speaker 7: dollar because they have to make money off of it too,
Speaker 7: So the chances that you're going to make money by
Speaker 7: investing in handbags is some to none. Let's do alive.
Speaker 3: Oh the word, you're losers?
Speaker 2: What up?
Speaker 1: Everybody?
Speaker 3: I am lunchbox. I know the most about or so
Speaker 3: I'll give you the sports facts, my sports opinions, because
Speaker 3: I'm pretty much a sports genius.
Speaker 5: What up?
Speaker 9: Yell at his scison. I'm from the North. I'm in
Speaker 9: Alpha male. I live on the West side of Nashville
Speaker 9: with Baser, my wife. We do have a white picket
Speaker 9: fence at the apartment complex. Soon I'm gonna have two
Speaker 9: point five kids and yes, sadly, I will die of
Speaker 9: a heart attack when I'm seventy two years old. Here's
Speaker 9: a clip from the last podcast there when you're on
Speaker 9: a trip with your wife and you're in public and
Speaker 9: your wife.
Speaker 5: Yelled at you.
Speaker 1: Dude, it's kind of funny because you're confused. There's nothing
Speaker 1: funnier than that when your wife yelled at you.
Speaker 9: You're on a trip and you're like in a stressful situation.
Speaker 1: That's real life.
Speaker 3: Yes, that's uh.
Speaker 10: It was.
Speaker 3: There was a season. The dude's name, I think his
Speaker 3: wife's name was Victoria. Oh my god, I'm had to
Speaker 3: look him up. He screamed at her the entire time,
Speaker 3: and she would cry on the mat like every time,
Speaker 3: and it was so uncomfortable to watch, but it was
Speaker 3: so entertaining. I am Victoria, Victoria, Victoria, Amazing Race yelling husband.
Speaker 3: Let's see, that's his name, Jonathan of Amazing Races. I'm
Speaker 3: not an abusive husband. Despite a reprimand from the producers.
Speaker 3: This is back in two thousand and four. Man saw
Speaker 3: that one.
Speaker 1: Probably that's it.
Speaker 7: There he is.
Speaker 1: I nailed it. That's the guy.
Speaker 3: Let's see what his name? What her name is? Jonathan
Speaker 3: Baker isn't a reality villain, He just plays one on TV,
Speaker 3: so claims the Amazing Race contestant who insists he's not
Speaker 3: an abusive husband. He seems to be on the reality program.
Speaker 9: Wow, dude, do you want to make your chick mad
Speaker 9: when you're going on a vacation. Oh, that's actually an
Speaker 9: actual TikTok. That's what gave me the idea where the
Speaker 9: family fakes, like the one kid lost his passport, no,
Speaker 9: and the dad flips out.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, dude, you could easily pull it.
Speaker 1: If you fill a buster. I'll pull it up.
Speaker 3: Yeah, pull it up. I don't know anything you're talking about.
Speaker 3: I mean, he would.
Speaker 7: Look.
Speaker 3: There's one time her name was Victoria. I told you,
Speaker 3: I am I remember the stupidest things ever.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 3: That's like one time my wife and I we were
Speaker 3: going to Puerto Rico for vacation. Dang rich rich Yeah,
Speaker 3: and uh. I told her our flight was at like
Speaker 3: eight thirty am. And she was like, listen, we need
Speaker 3: to get to the airport two hours or this before
Speaker 3: tsa pre check, I think. And she was like, you
Speaker 3: don't understand how many business travelers travel on a weekday morning.
Speaker 3: And I said, there is no way there's that many
Speaker 3: people for an eight thirty am flight. And so I
Speaker 3: won the argument, and we showed up at seven thirty
Speaker 3: and the line was out the airport. The line was
Speaker 3: out the airport, and I was just like, oh my god,
Speaker 3: we're gonna miss our flight. And it's all my fault.
Speaker 3: It's all my fault. We're going to miss a flight.
Speaker 3: It's my fault. And I am feeling terrible, terriraw bull
Speaker 3: and she is so pissed. And I had two beg
Speaker 3: people in line to let us through to go through
Speaker 3: the security pay them.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 3: I was just like, oh my god, we're gonna miss
Speaker 3: our flight. Oh my god, we're gonna miss our flight.
Speaker 3: We're going to Puerto Rico. I mean, it's my fault.
Speaker 3: And they led us through. Then the flight was delayed,
Speaker 3: so we had plenty of time.
Speaker 1: People are passing you. You're just chilling with a drink.
Speaker 3: I had a beer in my hand. I'm like and
Speaker 3: they're like, you told me you And I was like, hey,
Speaker 3: delight man, delay, delayed, delayed. But we made the flight.
Speaker 3: But that was the one time I missed a flight.
Speaker 3: I've missed multiple flights.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 3: I missed the flight coming back from Chicago after my
Speaker 3: grandma's funeral. My mom and I we just got there
Speaker 3: too late at the airport. Chicago airport. Oh hair man,
Speaker 3: it's a monster that one.
Speaker 1: Dude.
Speaker 9: There's the getting late feeling, but then there's also I
Speaker 9: dropped my sister and Boomer off and they go, yeah,
Speaker 9: you gottas here two hours early.
Speaker 1: That there's no line whatsoever.
Speaker 3: That's I and I bro thought there'd be an easter line.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry. I agree.
Speaker 3: I hate sorry, I hate the sitting there in an airport.
Speaker 3: There is nothing worse than being in an airport for
Speaker 3: multiple hours.
Speaker 9: Your boy had of there about two hours and forty
Speaker 9: five minutes for their flight.
Speaker 3: Of course you do.
Speaker 1: Here you go, here's his video. What is this just
Speaker 1: from ten months ago?
Speaker 7: On it?
Speaker 1: The kid fakes like he lost his passport, The dad
Speaker 1: loses it, Go where's the yes?
Speaker 9: What times?
Speaker 7: Our flight four fifteen?
Speaker 8: It takes some college Do you not have your passport?
Speaker 1: I hope you're kidding. Okay, that's funny.
Speaker 6: I reminded.
Speaker 3: That's good dad's reaction.
Speaker 1: Are you kid kidding me?
Speaker 3: You got that's playing with people's emotions. Dude, that is
Speaker 3: that is a hyper sensitive time because you're so like
Speaker 3: every day rides on that. It's sort of like when
Speaker 3: I told the guy there was no the waterfall ran
Speaker 3: out of water. That's what you went there for. And
Speaker 3: he was just like, did you hear that the waterfalls
Speaker 3: out of water? And I look, gotcha, And I mean
Speaker 3: it's just like it's those moments you can't.
Speaker 9: Help it, and you're always so stressed. Probably dudes stress
Speaker 9: trying to find the waterfall, so stressed at the airport,
Speaker 9: that's the perfect time to get somebody when they're that vulnerable.
Speaker 3: Dude, my kids. They get me all the time. Really,
Speaker 3: my five year old, my five year old with passport
Speaker 3: not passport, will be somewhere you don't need it, and
Speaker 3: it'll come up and be like that app I had
Speaker 3: a p accident and I was like, I just asked
Speaker 3: you if you had to go to the bathroom and
Speaker 3: you said you didn't. And he's like I'm sorry. I'm
Speaker 3: like let's go, and he goes just joking.
Speaker 1: Got my god, got it.
Speaker 3: It's not funny, Like it's not funny, dude, that's great,
Speaker 3: or I mean just any They do it all the time,
Speaker 3: like I mean different little activities like well, I'll be like,
Speaker 3: do you need to do this? No, oh, Danna, I
Speaker 3: lost my shoe? What Yeah, I threw it out the
Speaker 3: window when we're driving and I'm.
Speaker 7: Like you did?
Speaker 1: What are you getting serious?
Speaker 3: And I go do we need to pull over?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 3: Just joking, deta, I'm because I can't see, like I
Speaker 3: can't see if they have their shoe or not and
Speaker 3: the window is down. That's a good old fashioned humor
Speaker 3: right there. Oh there, it's so liked. It gets you too,
Speaker 3: is a pair of You're like mother, all right, never mind?
Speaker 7: Uh you got me?
Speaker 1: You got me.
Speaker 11: Hey, it's Mike da and every week a movie Mike's
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Speaker 11: This week, I talked about Ghostbusters bros An Empire. I
Speaker 11: am historically not the biggest Ghostbusters fan, but found myself
Speaker 11: really loving this. I talked about why some people are
Speaker 11: upset with this movie, but at the core of it,
Speaker 11: what I think makes this movie special. So I'm gonna
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Speaker 11: You do need to watch After Life going into Frozen Empire,
Speaker 11: because that one really sets the stage on all these characters.
Speaker 11: But I didn't watch that one the first time or
Speaker 11: the second time I rewatched it, I thinking I cannot
Speaker 11: wait to watch this next one, Frozen Empire. And the
Speaker 11: reason I'm telling you all this is because I was
Speaker 11: so surprised how much I ended up loving this movie.
Speaker 11: Because they tried to make Afterlife so different than the
Speaker 11: Ghostbusters they put them out in Oklahoma. They really changed
Speaker 11: up the dynamic of the team and then kind of
Speaker 11: sprinkled in some of the old school stuff, and this
Speaker 11: one they go back to New York. They're trying just
Speaker 11: to be everyday Ghostbusters. Of course they're at the thread
Speaker 11: of getting shut down again, and then all these weird
Speaker 11: things start happening around the city. It's all tied to
Speaker 11: one object, and a new threat opposes the Ghostbusters, opposes
Speaker 11: the entire city of New York and really the entire
Speaker 11: world at the risk of causing a second ice age.
Speaker 1: Is basically what this movie is about.
Speaker 11: You see it a lot in the trailer, but what
Speaker 11: they were able to do in this one was make
Speaker 11: it so much warmer and inviting. And I really understand
Speaker 11: what they are trying to do here and can see
Speaker 11: why some people are upset because at the core of it,
Speaker 11: Ghostbusters was kind of always meant for kids, even though
Speaker 11: the original ones there are some very suggestive things in
Speaker 11: Ghostbusters one and Ghostbusters two. There's not even just straight
Speaker 11: up innuendos, but just straight up sexual jokes. I think
Speaker 11: those movies would have a much different rating that they
Speaker 11: were going to come out right now. Then they got
Speaker 11: back in the eighties and maybe the filmmakers realize and now,
Speaker 11: so what they've decided to do, and what this movie
Speaker 11: is is more of a family movie. There are some
Speaker 11: of the joke that adults are gonna get and maybe
Speaker 11: kids won't get. One of them even made the trailer
Speaker 11: Bill Murray referencing the villain in this movie as tall,
Speaker 11: dark and horny, which he does have big horns, but
Speaker 11: obviously he's not talking about the horns when he's saying that,
Speaker 11: And that is just Bill Murray being Bill Murray and
Speaker 11: what you pay him millions of.
Speaker 1: Dollars to do.
Speaker 11: I love the way that everybody else takes a back seat.
Speaker 11: Who isn't McKenna grace who plays the granddaughter of Egon,
Speaker 11: So that is how they are keeping his legacy alive
Speaker 11: because not only did he die in the franchise, he
Speaker 11: also sadly died in real life, and she becomes even
Speaker 11: more so than afterlife, the main character of this movie.
Speaker 11: And it really leans in more to all the fun
Speaker 11: supernatural elements that is Ghostbusters and what they are famous
Speaker 11: for and really allows it to turn into a movie
Speaker 11: with some really great, pretty well defined characters when it
Speaker 11: comes to a family film, and you'll also see Paul
Speaker 11: Rudd's character evolve a little bit more of having to
Speaker 11: have a little bit more authority over these kids. One
Speaker 11: of them is eighteen years old now, Finn, the older brother,
Speaker 11: and he is now not seen as the kid anymore,
Speaker 11: but yet he's trying to take on more responsibility, but
Speaker 11: yet still feels like a kid at heart. And any
Speaker 11: good movie is going to be about one thing. So yes,
Speaker 11: it is about them capturing and getting rid of ghosts.
Speaker 11: But a good movie is about one thing, but it
Speaker 11: has a theme underneath it, and the theme of Ghostbusters
Speaker 11: now is family and how they come together, work together,
Speaker 11: love each other. It's also a bit of an unconventional family.
Speaker 11: Paul Rudd is in that role of father figure, but
Speaker 11: he's not really their dad, so you have them actually going.
Speaker 1: Through things and feeling things.
Speaker 11: And me, myself, I was thinking, Man, I wish a
Speaker 11: movie came out like this when I was just a teenager,
Speaker 11: because this easily would have been my favorite movie combined
Speaker 11: finding some supernatural elements.
Speaker 1: Now it's not overly scary.
Speaker 11: A part of me wanted this movie to come out
Speaker 11: during Halloween because it very much feels Halloween friendly to me.
Speaker 11: The level of horror or scariness that this movie has,
Speaker 11: which I really wouldn't describe it that way, but it
Speaker 11: kind of feels like the Scooby Doo movie from the
Speaker 11: two thousands, where the monsters are a little bit creepy looking,
Speaker 11: and maybe if you're like a really young kid, maybe
Speaker 11: six in under, you get scared by it. But anything
Speaker 11: above that, I think you would not have nightmares after
Speaker 11: watching this film. What it does really well and what
Speaker 11: some people maybe feel ripped off by is it sprinkles
Speaker 11: in just a little bit all the other Ghostbusters Dan
Speaker 11: akroyd Bill Murray. I mean, you have Ernie Hudson at
Speaker 11: seventy eight years old looking incredible. Dude is ripped Dude
Speaker 11: can still act, and comparing him to Dan Akroid and
Speaker 11: Bill Murray, who are still roughly around the same age.
Speaker 11: And really, when you look at this cast, Paul Rudd
Speaker 11: is fifty four years old and still looks like he's
Speaker 11: my age.
Speaker 7: He looks thirty two like I do.
Speaker 11: I don't know what these people are doing in Hollywood.
Speaker 11: They probably have some secret potion. I don't want to
Speaker 11: say they have good doctors. I just think it's really
Speaker 11: good jeans. But but if you were already a fan
Speaker 11: of Afterlife, you gotta go see this one. I think
Speaker 11: for the big Ghostbusters fans. It is a must watch
Speaker 11: in theaters just because you get that feeling again. It
Speaker 11: is one that is fun to experience with other people.
Speaker 11: There was a big Ghostbusters fan sitting next to me
Speaker 11: who would cheer curse along with the movie. He seemed
Speaker 11: to be having a really good time. Kelsey was sitting
Speaker 11: to my right who watched the first one with me,
Speaker 11: not too familiar with the old school versions, but ended
Speaker 11: up also really enjoying this movie. But you also like Afterlife,
Speaker 11: so if you like that one, if you like the
Speaker 11: original ones, definitely see this in theaters. If you didn't
Speaker 11: like Afterlife and are just hardcore about the original Ghostbusters,
Speaker 11: probably wait for it to come out on streaming. But
Speaker 11: I think it's a really fun time. Depending on the
Speaker 11: age that your kids are, I do think it is.
Speaker 1: Fine for kids.
Speaker 11: There is a little bit of language, like I mentioned
Speaker 11: what Bill Murray says earlier. There's also at least one
Speaker 11: s bomb that I remember that really stuck out, maybe
Speaker 11: another one in there. But there's no f words, no
Speaker 11: real violence. It's all fantasy action based. But for Ghostbusters
Speaker 11: Frozen Empire, I was right on the line between a
Speaker 11: four and a four point five. If this was a
Speaker 11: movie that didn't have any legacy attached to it, I
Speaker 11: think it would be a four point five.
Speaker 1: But due to the fact that I don't.
Speaker 11: Even know that I would rate the original ones a
Speaker 11: five out of five, I'm going to go a strong
Speaker 11: four out of five. Slimers for Ghostbusters, Frozen Empire.
Speaker 1: Carol Lyn. She's a queen talking, so.
Speaker 4: She's getting really not afraid to fail this episode or
Speaker 4: so just let it flow.
Speaker 1: No one can do it quiet. Car line is fun
Speaker 1: for Caroline.
Speaker 10: Hey, y'all, it's Caroline Hobby from Get Real with Caroline Hobby,
Speaker 10: and here is a clip from this week's episode.
Speaker 8: I'm so excited to have Caroline Jones on.
Speaker 3: Get Real today.
Speaker 4: Thank you having that Angel.
Speaker 10: We had a previous podcast he did like how many
Speaker 10: years ago?
Speaker 4: I want to say like four, because I remember doing
Speaker 4: it backstage at a Jimmy Buffett show when I was
Speaker 4: opening for him, so I think that was like four.
Speaker 4: It was definitely pre pandemic.
Speaker 10: You did the podcast podcast backsades while you're at a
Speaker 10: Jimmy Buffet show.
Speaker 4: Well, no, no, no, I was opening for Jimmy and
Speaker 4: we taped it during the day while I was backstage
Speaker 4: like on tour, yeah with him. Oh my gosh, I
Speaker 4: forgot you went on tour with Jimmy. Oh yeah, he
Speaker 4: was like one of my most primary, most important mentors. Yeah,
Speaker 4: what is that like to have?
Speaker 10: First off, everyone listening Caroline Jones, we have so much
Speaker 10: to dive into. You are a incredible musician, play one
Speaker 10: thousand instruments, seeing all the songs and the harmonies, and
Speaker 10: you have a huge career on your own that you've
Speaker 10: been building since you were just a young little lad.
Speaker 10: You've always known that you were meant to do music,
Speaker 10: and then Zach brown scooped you up. Now you're part
Speaker 10: of that band. You're married to sailor who lived around
Speaker 10: the world, you lived in New Zealand, you have a kid,
Speaker 10: You've birthed albums, you've birthed a child, and.
Speaker 4: You just have such an amazing life.
Speaker 7: So thank you.
Speaker 10: When overview, yeah, because when we just dive into the
Speaker 10: Jimmy Buffett section, I just want to give some context
Speaker 10: of the fact that Jimmy Buffett is your mentor. How
Speaker 10: did that happen and what is that? What was he
Speaker 10: like as a as a friend? So human icon.
Speaker 4: Yes, I feel so lucky and actually, when I found
Speaker 4: out that he passed away, like that was my first thought. Like,
Speaker 4: my husband came in and because we'd had a show
Speaker 4: the night before, and I still got goosebumps. But my
Speaker 4: husband came in and he was like, Jimmy past, and
Speaker 4: I was like, I just obviously started crying, and I.
Speaker 7: Was like, God, I just feel so.
Speaker 4: Grateful and so lucky to have been in his orbit,
Speaker 4: Like he influenced so many millions of people with his positive,
Speaker 4: you know, almost childlike joy. But to have been up
Speaker 4: close and personal is just that, like that doesn't come
Speaker 4: around with a lot of people in this world, you know.
Speaker 4: So I just feel so lucky to have been mentored
Speaker 4: by him. But I got connected to him through Mac McAnally.
Speaker 4: He's a great song yes, who's an amazing songwriter, musician
Speaker 4: and has been his right hand man, or was his
Speaker 4: right hand man for decades. They were best friends.
Speaker 10: So what did he do as a right hand man?
Speaker 4: So well, it's so funny I speak about it like
Speaker 4: he's still here. It's still so odd that he's not.
Speaker 4: But he produced his albums. They've been they wrote almost
Speaker 4: all his songs together. Mac mcnell, Yes, Jimmy Buffett yeah,
Speaker 4: and they were best friends. And actually it's so sweet
Speaker 4: because Mac was a kid in Mississippi and he recorded
Speaker 4: his first record in Nashville and this was back in
Speaker 4: the seventies, and Jimmy wrote him a letter that I
Speaker 4: heard your record, and I know we're going to be
Speaker 4: great friends.
Speaker 5: Stop.
Speaker 8: Jimmy pursued Mac.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and we're going to be great friends. And they
Speaker 4: were for their whole you know, the rest of his life.
Speaker 4: And they were and and they're such a great compliment
Speaker 4: to each other too, because Jimmy was the ideas guy,
Speaker 4: the energy guy. I mean, he just had this like
Speaker 4: propulsion of energy that is so unique in this world.
Speaker 4: Like if he had an idea, you could see why
Speaker 4: he was so successful because he was like a dog
Speaker 4: on a bone with whatever creative ideas he had. Yes,
Speaker 4: and Mac is more pragmatic and would think through and
Speaker 4: the editor. And he's also the band leader the Coral Reefers.
Speaker 4: So but they were just you know, joined at the hip.
Speaker 4: And so I met Jimmy through Mac, and gosh, I
Speaker 4: met Mac when I was twenty so yeah, over ten
Speaker 4: years ago. And I got connected to Mac through friends
Speaker 4: of friends, and this was before I even lived in Nashville,
Speaker 4: and I did my first studio sessions with Mac and
Speaker 4: starting at the top, I'll in love with the studio
Speaker 4: scene here and the studio musicians. I remember being in
Speaker 4: those sessions and just thinking it would be great to
Speaker 4: have a hit on the radio or to you know,
Speaker 4: have a successful tour or what have you. I said,
Speaker 4: but these are the people I want to respect me
Speaker 4: like these musicians, this studio mus this is the thing.
Speaker 4: I mean, They're talent.
Speaker 8: Is that where that comes from?
Speaker 4: Because you truly really and they were the ones who
Speaker 4: really inspired me to start picking up instruments and to
Speaker 4: be more involved musically as a producer in the creative
Speaker 4: process of recording, because I just fell in love with
Speaker 4: the way they layer things. But I digress a little.
Speaker 4: So the Jimmy thing, I got connected to him, and
Speaker 4: I'd been opening for Zach Brown that summer, so then
Speaker 4: Jimmy asked me to come open a hurricane benefit that
Speaker 4: he was doing that year in Tallahassee, and so I
Speaker 4: went and I performed with him, and I was still
Speaker 4: so new to opening for anyone and so starry eyed,
Speaker 4: and it was him, Kenny Chesney, Toby, Keith, Jake, Owen
Speaker 4: and I'm forgetting someone, and I was and me that
Speaker 4: was the bill. I feel like you're always the girl,
Speaker 4: like you're like the badass.
Speaker 8: Girl with all these guys.
Speaker 4: Oh my gosh, I am not complaining. I love it
Speaker 4: so much, but I was so awestruck. And ever since
Speaker 4: then he kept asking me back to open and then
Speaker 4: he signed me to my first distribution deal to j
Speaker 4: Yeah to release the record that I had made, and
Speaker 4: then he the next year, when I was on tour
Speaker 4: with him, he and Mac wrote a song for me
Speaker 4: called Gulf Coast Girl.
Speaker 6: They wrote a.
Speaker 4: Song for you, you and I put it on.
Speaker 10: I know, Jimmy Buffett and Mac mcinnaly wrote a song
Speaker 10: for you. They were so inspired by you that they
Speaker 10: wrote a song about you. I still pinched Coast Girl. No,
Speaker 10: but they had this whole I mean about the what
Speaker 10: is the let's break down what the song is. How
Speaker 10: did they picture you in their songs?
Speaker 4: So they came to me like halfway through the tour
Speaker 4: and they said, we have this idea for a song
Speaker 4: called Gulf Coast Girl, and it's about all the towns
Speaker 4: along the Gulf Coast where they had grown up and
Speaker 4: spent much of their career, in their life, and every
Speaker 4: single town that's mentioned in the song, they have a
Speaker 4: personal anecdote, like Jimmy took me through every single lyric.
Speaker 10: I was like this, you know, you just sat now
Speaker 10: with Jimmy Buff and he just took you through the lyrics.
Speaker 7: What y'all do?
Speaker 8: Y'all just hang out and talk about the kind of.
Speaker 4: Person that he was, you know, like this is the
Speaker 4: amount of intention and care that he put into people
Speaker 4: in his lyrics, in his business ventures and his and
Speaker 4: again you could see why he was so successful because
Speaker 4: it's contained that kind of joy and passion is contagious.
Speaker 4: And to have that at age, I mean at the
Speaker 4: time he was like seventy two is so inspiring and
Speaker 4: kind of puts all of us young people to shame,
Speaker 4: you know, because I see so many people in this
Speaker 4: town who are in their twenties and thirties and already
Speaker 4: jaded and already you know, entitled, or already the end.
Speaker 4: You see someone like Jimmy who was just working his
Speaker 4: butt off and always excited and always passionate, and to me,
Speaker 4: like those are the giants. You know that that's the bar.
Speaker 10: The mindset is so yeah, and I want to get
Speaker 10: into mindset of you about later on the podcast, because
Speaker 10: that is so crucial.
Speaker 8: Mindset is everything.
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