Speaker 1: It's the best bits of the week with Morgan. I
Speaker 1: kill just the bits.
Speaker 2: What's up, everybody, Happy weekend?
Speaker 3: Excited to be hanging out with y'all before I dive
Speaker 3: into some more CMA fest craziness. With that being said
Speaker 3: part one. In Part three, this weekend is with Amy,
Speaker 3: super fun stuff. We shared life updates. On part one,
Speaker 3: she talked about what's going on in her life right now.
Speaker 3: The two big things I talked about my Palm Springs,
Speaker 3: sister's bachelorette party, and tiny moments big Proud. You'll see
Speaker 3: totally what I mean if you listen to part one.
Speaker 3: In part three, we answered listener questions of course, shared
Speaker 3: some shout outs, but the big things on there is.
Speaker 3: Amy talked about co parentinge lately and her perimental pause
Speaker 3: and testosterone update, So check those out. If you're not
Speaker 3: going to and you just want to catch up on
Speaker 3: the show and that's why you're here, that's cool too,
Speaker 3: So let's get into it. While I was gone, a
Speaker 3: listener called in who happened to be a career hacker,
Speaker 3: not just a small one like gets paid to hack
Speaker 3: and do all these crazy things her His story is
Speaker 3: absolutely wild.
Speaker 2: Someone be listening to this whole interview with you guys.
Speaker 2: This is Bobby talking to the hacker number seven.
Speaker 4: Hey, let's talk to Tommy and Richmond. Hey Tommy, so
Speaker 4: you are a white hat hacker, a legal hacker.
Speaker 5: Is that true?
Speaker 6: Yeah, Sue?
Speaker 5: So what do you do and how did you get
Speaker 5: into that?
Speaker 6: Well, as far as what I do, I'm head of
Speaker 6: application security for a company based in New York City,
Speaker 6: but I also do something called bug Bonnie's on the side.
Speaker 6: That's where companies invite hackers to break into their systems,
Speaker 6: find the vulnerabilities, and show them so that way they
Speaker 6: can fix them. And each time we're successful, they pay
Speaker 6: us a bounty.
Speaker 4: They say, hey, good guy, because they know if you
Speaker 4: get into it, you're not going to steal from them,
Speaker 4: so they go come and hack me because if you
Speaker 4: hack me, that allows me to see where I can
Speaker 4: easily be hacked.
Speaker 5: And so how many times have you done that? And
Speaker 5: you've been able to break through.
Speaker 6: Tens of thousands of times. I've made just under five
Speaker 6: million dollars since twenty sixteen in bounty through what hacked
Speaker 6: every major company you can say, from Yahoo alone is
Speaker 6: stated at one point nine million. But I've had Google, Facebook, Yahoo,
Speaker 6: Microsoft MGM, Just about any money?
Speaker 4: And how did you get into this business? Were you
Speaker 4: ever a not good guy hacker?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 6: I actually spent from nineteen ninety three to twenty ten
Speaker 6: as a quote unquote black hat illegal hacker, and I
Speaker 6: spent five years in federal prison for it.
Speaker 4: When you got to federal prison for hacking, is that
Speaker 4: like a nicer prison since you weren't like stabbing?
Speaker 6: Oh, it was supposed to be. But because I did
Speaker 6: something stupid when I was a kid, they counted it
Speaker 6: as a violent church and they put me in maximum
Speaker 6: security for it.
Speaker 5: So you're a maximum security for hacking. How did you
Speaker 5: get caught?
Speaker 6: One of my co defendants told on me. In two
Speaker 6: thousand and one, we went to a conventioned Las Vegas
Speaker 6: called Depthon and he got arrested for vandalism, and when
Speaker 6: we went home, he bragged about it on our website.
Speaker 6: They investigated, found him, and he was fourteen at the time,
Speaker 6: so they told him if he didn't tell on us
Speaker 6: that they would charge him with everything we had done.
Speaker 6: So he told on everybody in the group.
Speaker 4: And how did you get into computers and then into
Speaker 4: I don't know if it's coding and then hacking, Like,
Speaker 4: what was that process?
Speaker 6: In ninety three, I joined the wrong i ORC channel.
Speaker 6: I r C was a way to chat with people
Speaker 6: back in the nineties. It's still used today, but it's
Speaker 6: not as popular. And I joined the wrong rayment was
Speaker 6: owned by a hacker, and I thought it was the
Speaker 6: coolest thing in the world. So I annoyed him for
Speaker 6: probably six months until he agreed to start teaching them.
Speaker 4: Can you just see somebody's laptop or phone or is
Speaker 4: it possible to watch people through their cameras?
Speaker 5: As It much easier than we think it is.
Speaker 6: It depends since most people don't take their necessary precautions
Speaker 6: they need to to protect their systems, keeping them up
Speaker 6: to date and everything. It is easier than you would
Speaker 6: think it is for a computer. Your phone not so much.
Speaker 6: The people that can break into your phones a vulnerability
Speaker 6: to hijack like a new iPhone is worth a million dollars,
Speaker 6: so they're not going to use that on random people
Speaker 6: a boyfriend or girlfriend, and that's something that nation states
Speaker 6: are using so that way they can spy on other
Speaker 6: political people and things like that.
Speaker 8: Dank.
Speaker 4: So do you just get emails or calls going hey, Tommy,
Speaker 4: we know you're a great white hat hacker.
Speaker 5: We like to hire you. How does someone hire you
Speaker 5: to do this?
Speaker 6: Most of the time they'll I've got a Twitter account
Speaker 6: that I use for my hacking stuff, and most people
Speaker 6: will send me messages on there, or they'll send me
Speaker 6: an invite to their bug boding program through the hacker
Speaker 6: Warner bug round platform. And if I'm not doing anything
Speaker 6: and I like the company, then I'll go and take
Speaker 6: a look at them. But most of the time they
Speaker 6: don't pay enough to make it worth my time.
Speaker 4: Does it bother people that you have a background and
Speaker 4: prison and black hat hacking if they want to hire
Speaker 4: you to white hat hack? Or is that mostly how
Speaker 4: hackers do? They go bad and then they go good?
Speaker 6: Well, it did bother people. When I came home from
Speaker 6: prison in twenty and ten, I couldn't get anybody to
Speaker 6: trust me at the computer job. It took me about
Speaker 6: three years before I found a small spurt up here
Speaker 6: in Richmond that would give me a chance. But now
Speaker 6: in twenty twenty four, a lot of companies are more
Speaker 6: accepting of it because they understand that to catch a criminal,
Speaker 6: it's best to have somebody that knows how they think.
Speaker 6: If you just hire somebody straight out of college, it's
Speaker 6: all the artical. They don't really have hands on experience.
Speaker 6: But I spent time on both sides of it, so
Speaker 6: I know how the good guys think and how the
Speaker 6: bad guys think.
Speaker 4: So you can work your own schedule. Then if you
Speaker 4: want to go for a week and chill on a beach,
Speaker 4: you can and hack. Can you hack from anywhere? Is
Speaker 4: it a remote job?
Speaker 6: Yep, it's one hundred percent remote, even my head of
Speaker 6: apsec job as nd WOW. But I spent absolutely I
Speaker 6: did nothing else from twenty sixteen to twenty twenty except
Speaker 6: for the book nineties. I would work for ten hours
Speaker 6: a month and I was making seven figures a year.
Speaker 8: Can you hack a bad guy?
Speaker 4: Let's say a scammer was scamming me and I'm like, Tommy,
Speaker 4: this dude is scamming me.
Speaker 5: They've got into my stuff. Could you hack a bad person?
Speaker 4: And that still be considered white hat hacking even though
Speaker 4: you're doing it illegally.
Speaker 6: It really depends. Like here in the US we have
Speaker 6: some of the worst computer crime loves in the entire world.
Speaker 6: Like they're extremely strict and I couldn't do it while
Speaker 6: I was in the US, but I was if I
Speaker 6: was in another country and it was somebody that I
Speaker 6: was bargaining that was outside of the US, then the
Speaker 6: US might not hear. But it's not really worth the
Speaker 6: risk of life in prison if I get caught hacking somebody.
Speaker 9: Oh, Tommy, when you got out of prison, did you like,
Speaker 9: were you behind on the hacking technology?
Speaker 10: Where you just like, oh, man, so much has changed?
Speaker 4: Question?
Speaker 6: Well, Luckily, when I was in the second two times,
Speaker 6: they had introduced computers and emails into the federal person system.
Speaker 6: So I had people that I was emailing back and
Speaker 6: forth with just because I wanted to hack their computers
Speaker 6: to give me more access. So I had people sending
Speaker 6: me information. I got various magazines and books while I
Speaker 6: was in to stay up to date and just it's
Speaker 6: I'm ADHD. So computers are the only things that I
Speaker 6: can really focus on and never lose interest in. So
Speaker 6: it's even if I fall behind a little bit, I
Speaker 6: can catch back up pretty quick.
Speaker 4: So what's the thing that we're doing wrong? Is it
Speaker 4: opening files and emails?
Speaker 11: Like?
Speaker 5: How are most.
Speaker 4: People getting their computers hacked into? Just general public?
Speaker 6: The people that are on Facebook that share those fifty
Speaker 6: questions about their significant other or themselves to see how
Speaker 6: well you know each other. People don't understand that every
Speaker 6: single one of those questions you answer are your secret
Speaker 6: question answer. So all the hacker needs to do is
Speaker 6: become friends with you on Facebook and wait for you
Speaker 6: to post one of those things, and then they can
Speaker 6: go and start trying to compromise your accounts.
Speaker 5: So it's not even that someone's breaking in.
Speaker 4: They're just seeing information that someone's posting and taking it,
Speaker 4: you know, accumulating it all and go on trying to
Speaker 4: passwords and stuff.
Speaker 6: Most of them have the forgot password lek when you
Speaker 6: have your account like Google on everything and all you
Speaker 6: need to know is somebody's birth date, the email, and
Speaker 6: then it'll last you most of the time. Two secret
Speaker 6: question answers, which are going to be your first pets name,
Speaker 6: your always child's middle name, and things like that, and
Speaker 6: everybody freely shares that information on Facebook.
Speaker 9: So, Tommy, do you recommend people have different passwords or
Speaker 9: one for all the things?
Speaker 6: You should have a different password for every website that
Speaker 6: you have, and it can't be just like password one
Speaker 6: two three for one password one two four for another
Speaker 6: they should be completely different passwords that are un I
Speaker 6: know it's a little bit tedious, but it's the only
Speaker 6: way to give yourself thumb protection because you don't know
Speaker 6: what company is going to be hacked next. Like Facebook
Speaker 6: could get hacked tomorrow and have all of our passwords
Speaker 6: that we've used on Facebook, and if you've used that
Speaker 6: password anywhere else, they've got your password for everything else.
Speaker 4: My final question is when we hear that Russia or
Speaker 4: China hacking into our grid or whatever that means, I mean,
Speaker 4: is that something we should be worried about or do
Speaker 4: we have the best hackers?
Speaker 5: Who has the best hackers?
Speaker 6: Oh? Man, the NSA has extremely good hackers and the
Speaker 6: tailor and access operations, but when it comes to the best,
Speaker 6: it's probably China simply because of sheer volume. And the
Speaker 6: only reason that all you hear about in the news
Speaker 6: is China and Russia doing it is because you're watching
Speaker 6: American news. The Americans do it just as much, if
Speaker 6: not more, as they do. Our news just won't call
Speaker 6: out our own hackers for doing and the illegal stuff.
Speaker 5: But if we had like a hacking super Bowl, America
Speaker 5: would win.
Speaker 6: Well, there's actually kind of a hacking super Bowl every
Speaker 6: year called Cone to own, Okay, and I mean most
Speaker 6: of the hackers are from the US, but a lot
Speaker 6: to find some really crazy bugs are from like mainland China.
Speaker 6: Russia doesn't get to participate in things like that because
Speaker 6: of their sanctions, right.
Speaker 4: But I mean, if there was one country, though, you
Speaker 4: had to declare the great ten hackers, the best ten
Speaker 4: hacker team, who would you bet put your money on?
Speaker 6: Probably the American.
Speaker 11: You wus say you wus say you wus say so
Speaker 11: is he considered one of the best American hackers.
Speaker 6: I'm considered the highest paid legal American hacker.
Speaker 8: Let's go you you.
Speaker 4: Tommy, honestly and every way, thank you for calling because
Speaker 4: we learned a lot.
Speaker 11: Yeah, dude, this dude just certain hacks Yahoo and gets
Speaker 11: paid millions of dollars.
Speaker 10: And Tommy, we're on your side, dude. Yeah, we support you.
Speaker 8: Thank you.
Speaker 4: Hey, Tommy, appreciate the call, Buddy. I want to touch
Speaker 4: a real voice because I wonder if he manipulated that
Speaker 4: sound like a real deep well, I don't know, it's
Speaker 4: not a little deeper you think it's Megan.
Speaker 5: It that that's a good call.
Speaker 1: It's the best bits of the Week with Morgan.
Speaker 3: Number two, Lunchbox caused some controversy, and I know you're
Speaker 3: asking yourself, well, what's new?
Speaker 2: This time? It was pretty intense.
Speaker 3: Our phone lines were heating up because the Lunchbox came
Speaker 3: on the show and he was like, I don't want
Speaker 3: to give my kids pre K, teacher and end of
Speaker 3: school gift.
Speaker 2: They get gifts all throughout the year, they get paid.
Speaker 2: Why would I do that? He shared his piece, and
Speaker 2: then we had a bunch of teachers and non teachers
Speaker 2: and everybody.
Speaker 3: Call in to show their opinions.
Speaker 2: It got superheated.
Speaker 3: So just another controversial opinion to add under a lunchboxes belt.
Speaker 4: Here you go, number six on the phone. Now we
Speaker 4: have Michelle in Texas. Michelle, you're on the show. What's
Speaker 4: going on?
Speaker 7: High Studio? How are you doing?
Speaker 5: Pretty good? What do you want to say about this
Speaker 5: teacher deal?
Speaker 7: Okay, so I had the hype in. My daughter is
Speaker 7: third grade teacher. She has been teaching for ten years.
Speaker 7: I am retired, but I also work for a high
Speaker 7: school in the special education department, and I will have
Speaker 7: to tell you that Lunchbox doesn't get it these teachers. Okay, Yes,
Speaker 7: it is all about appreciating the hard work that they
Speaker 7: do and the time and effort that they put in.
Speaker 7: I sit there and listen to my daughter after work.
Speaker 7: She'll come over with the baby and I'll watch the baby,
Speaker 7: and she's on the phone talking about nothing but school
Speaker 7: stuff with her fellow teachers. What they're doing the next day,
Speaker 7: for the students. Who's buying what These teachers spend a
Speaker 7: lot of money out of their own pocket. They have
Speaker 7: a little activity or a science project they want to do,
Speaker 7: they have to buy the supplies. The school does not
Speaker 7: supply that. These teachers work tirelessly. They take time away
Speaker 7: from their kids, their own kids, to teach these kids.
Speaker 7: So showing a little bit of an appreciation a five
Speaker 7: dollars Target gift card or Starbucks gift card, or I mean,
Speaker 7: my god, take them a box of school supplies, that
Speaker 7: would be amazing.
Speaker 5: I think that's a very personal relationship.
Speaker 12: Fired up. Yeah, I mean that's why they have teacher
Speaker 12: appreciation weeks.
Speaker 11: So, I mean, but I don't think anybody knows about
Speaker 11: teacher appreciation. Oh my gosh, it's on the calendar, don't
Speaker 11: you worry. They make sure you know it, and you
Speaker 11: walk into school teacher Appreciation Week.
Speaker 12: Don't forget to get your teacher a.
Speaker 5: Gift, Michelle, I'm sorry to cut you off. Please continue.
Speaker 7: That's okay. I get what he's saying about the teacher
Speaker 7: appreciation and get a teacher appreciation gifts. But most of
Speaker 7: the teachers that are appreciated the gifts are done internally
Speaker 7: to the school campuses, not through the parents. There are
Speaker 7: a few and far between that do take the time
Speaker 7: to appreciate them in that way. There are some, but
Speaker 7: there are other districts that have lower income families that
Speaker 7: can't afford that. They can't afford to give a gift
Speaker 7: to a teacher every day or even one day out
Speaker 7: of the week. They're doing good, just how lunch for
Speaker 7: their child for their child. So the fact of the matter,
Speaker 7: if you know the teachers, I mean, I know I've
Speaker 7: dished out cash out of my own pocket so that
Speaker 7: a student can have an extra snack because they don't
Speaker 7: have any money and they're hungry, you know. So I've
Speaker 7: done it out of my own pocket, and I'm ade
Speaker 7: a portion of what the teachers mean. So it's to me,
Speaker 7: it is very close.
Speaker 6: It is personal.
Speaker 7: And with me having four grandchildren and I read I
Speaker 7: had four children. You know, I didn't mind if I
Speaker 7: felt like I didn't want to give a gift. Per se,
Speaker 7: buy a box of spirals and take them to the
Speaker 7: classroom lunch box by am a case of crayons.
Speaker 6: They're a quarter of bucks gone.
Speaker 7: The teachers appreciate that just as mess as they do
Speaker 7: a personal gift.
Speaker 5: Chief quarterbox that was investing on that could be like gold.
Speaker 5: Save some of that. Yeah, I agree with a lot
Speaker 5: of what you're saying.
Speaker 8: Show.
Speaker 4: Obviously you're very passionate. It's very personal to you. I
Speaker 4: enjoy that, and I appreciate you calling. You know, tell
Speaker 4: him this guy, what's up. I don't think that he's
Speaker 4: like I hate teachers.
Speaker 12: I don't hate teachers. I like there's some good teachers,
Speaker 12: some bad teachers.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, I think that he is confused. He hates tipping people,
Speaker 4: even servers, like he's pulled tips back for really ridiculous reasons.
Speaker 4: Remember the time that they brought the salad and put
Speaker 4: it in front of his wife.
Speaker 11: And no, they yeah, the salad was for me and
Speaker 11: the burger was for my wife, but they put the
Speaker 11: burger in front of me, in the salad in front
Speaker 11: of my wife.
Speaker 4: My brain wouldn't go and I should be mad about this.
Speaker 4: I'm going to limit the tip.
Speaker 10: He was offended.
Speaker 5: He was a fit very much and it affected his
Speaker 5: tip well.
Speaker 11: I felt bad for my wife because they like put
Speaker 11: the salad like, oh, you're supposed to eat the salad,
Speaker 11: and I'm like WHOA.
Speaker 8: Definitely a misunderstanding.
Speaker 4: I would say that that's not based on looking at
Speaker 4: your wife. It's based on probably the last one hundred
Speaker 4: orders where they've just naturally put them down.
Speaker 8: Not fair.
Speaker 12: There are signing gender roles for food, right, there was not.
Speaker 5: I don't think they're signing.
Speaker 4: I think they've probably had them assigned for a while
Speaker 4: based on the repetition of putting salads and meat in
Speaker 4: front of people.
Speaker 6: Not right.
Speaker 5: And I'm not saying it's.
Speaker 10: Not right, but anyone, we're not talking about that.
Speaker 5: My point is he's looking to not tip. He doesn't
Speaker 5: like tip culture. It feels like this is tip.
Speaker 12: Culture, a little bit like tip culture getting out of control.
Speaker 5: Michelle, thank you for your call up.
Speaker 7: You have a great dayly separate, completely separate. I'm not
Speaker 7: seeing you have to buy them a birthday gift or
Speaker 7: nothing like that, but you know what, appreciate the extra
Speaker 7: mile that they go with the children. You don't see,
Speaker 7: you're not in the classroom. You don't see them pulling
Speaker 7: your child's side to give them one on one attention
Speaker 7: when they've got thirty other kids pulling.
Speaker 6: Out their shirt.
Speaker 7: Miss miss miss, I need this, I need that. Can
Speaker 7: you help me with this? Can you help me with that?
Speaker 7: And I mean there's times if these teachers are there
Speaker 7: till six seven o'clock at night with planning and things
Speaker 7: like that and neglecting I mean not neglecting, but it's
Speaker 7: taking time away from their own children, you know. And
Speaker 7: so I just think that the teachers deserve to be appreciated.
Speaker 7: I was in the insurance industry for twenty five years,
Speaker 7: and when I retired, I decided to go back to
Speaker 7: work until my husband retired. So I chose, you know,
Speaker 7: working in a school because I only had to work
Speaker 7: so many days a year. A big deal, no harm,
Speaker 7: no doubt. I love it so that there are times
Speaker 7: when we have kids that come in and they don't
Speaker 7: have anything, and these these teachers are literally taking this
Speaker 7: out of their own pocket. We just gave cash to
Speaker 7: a parent they did not have money to get her
Speaker 7: child to school because she was staying at having to
Speaker 7: stay after school for tutoring.
Speaker 6: We just gave her cash.
Speaker 8: Is your daughter a teacher?
Speaker 5: You said that right.
Speaker 7: My daughter is a teacher. She's been teaching for ten years.
Speaker 8: What what?
Speaker 5: What age? What grade?
Speaker 7: Third grade?
Speaker 5: Okay, So Raymond, I'm gonna put her down. I feel
Speaker 5: like I will make a gesture because I do disagree
Speaker 5: with lunchbox.
Speaker 4: But it's not teacher Appreciation Week, and it's not teacher
Speaker 4: always teacher in my mind, summertime, nurse and like first
Speaker 4: responders military, it's always that appreciation in my mind. Teacher
Speaker 4: Appreciation Week is Monday, May sixth, May tenth, that's June.
Speaker 4: I thought it was made too. I thought it happened
Speaker 4: to just line up, right, Michelle. If you will leave
Speaker 4: me like your daughter's Venmo or PayPal, I will send
Speaker 4: your daughter a gift to help her classroom, a financial gift.
Speaker 5: I'll send her a hundred bucks.
Speaker 8: Or something just that, just to.
Speaker 4: Just what for something, and not just say it with
Speaker 4: my word, but say it with.
Speaker 5: More than that. But give her ray Mundo or Abbey whomever.
Speaker 4: Your daughter's venmo, and I'm gonna send her some money
Speaker 4: for a classroom or just to go out and go
Speaker 4: to freaking Texas roadhouse.
Speaker 10: Oh that'd be nice.
Speaker 5: You know, whatever, whatever youanna do with the hundred bucks.
Speaker 5: All right, thank you, Michelle.
Speaker 7: I can tell you right now what she's gonna do
Speaker 7: with it. Go ahead, I'm ready get it on the
Speaker 7: end of your party for her class.
Speaker 10: Let's go see for the kids again.
Speaker 5: Ray, put her on hold and we'll get that. Awesome.
Speaker 5: Let me do one more call. This is Chuck and Tampa.
Speaker 4: Chuck's a teacher and he's very pro lunchbox here Chuck, Yes, Chuck,
Speaker 4: you're on Buddy.
Speaker 13: Heyy word studio mo morning.
Speaker 5: Hey.
Speaker 13: Uh you know I do. I came into teaching late,
Speaker 13: and I say, I've only been teaching for seven years.
Speaker 13: But first year, end of the year, when I started
Speaker 13: getting gifts or gift cards or whatever, I kind of
Speaker 13: said to one of my other teachers, Hey, what's going on?
Speaker 13: You know, because we're just doing our job. That's what
Speaker 13: our job is, is the teacher's kids.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I felt that, but did it?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 5: But but but weird?
Speaker 4: Did it feel bad to be acknowledged for someone thinking
Speaker 4: you do an extra special job?
Speaker 13: Not to be acknowledged? And I'll tell you what I
Speaker 13: appreciate more when a student writes a letter and I
Speaker 13: get those at the end of the year, now, you know,
Speaker 13: saying you know you did this for me, or I
Speaker 13: you know you changed my life this way. Those I
Speaker 13: appreciate now. I love going to Alfac Steakhouse or wherever
Speaker 13: the you know, gift card may be. Yeah, but it
Speaker 13: just felt weird when I when it first started happening,
Speaker 13: I thought, this is my job, and I love my job,
Speaker 13: you know, but that's just what my job was. And
Speaker 13: I didn't want to, you know, when I did my
Speaker 13: other when I was worked in other jobs, I didn't
Speaker 13: get something at the end of the year saying, hey,
Speaker 13: there's something from a customer for doing something, for doing
Speaker 13: your job, probably because it wasn't personal.
Speaker 12: Hey, you know what, this may be caller caller of
Speaker 12: the Year. I mean it may be only.
Speaker 5: Early June, fourth we get there to the Caller of
Speaker 5: Year already.
Speaker 12: I mean, this dude sounds intelligent. He is smart.
Speaker 5: I mean the same thing, he just had, the same thing.
Speaker 12: He nailed it.
Speaker 11: Like, it feels weird, like they're doing their job and
Speaker 11: he he knows it.
Speaker 10: He did say at first it felt weird.
Speaker 12: He still says, it feels weird.
Speaker 5: What about now you've done it for how many years.
Speaker 8: You've been teaching?
Speaker 13: Just finished my seventh.
Speaker 4: Year, and now do you I appreciate the gifts or
Speaker 4: do you does it still feel weird.
Speaker 13: I've always appreciated the gifts, but it does still feel
Speaker 13: a little weird. Now every time a student gives me
Speaker 13: a gift I make sure I send them because we have,
Speaker 13: you know, like an email back appreciating it, because I
Speaker 13: do want to show my appreciation. But I agree, I mean,
Speaker 13: I still agree with you, lunchbox at the end of
Speaker 13: the year, just felt it still feels a little weird.
Speaker 12: Boom, look at that hit the hit the button, Collar
Speaker 12: of the Year, caller of the.
Speaker 5: I like Chuck.
Speaker 4: I like what he's saying, Like how he says that
Speaker 4: it seems like a friendly guy. Probably he's a good teacher.
Speaker 4: But I put Chuck on in a sea of disagreement.
Speaker 4: That's the only person I could get they would have
Speaker 4: a lunch.
Speaker 12: But he's actually a teacher. So it's impressive.
Speaker 11: And you know what, I'm not even to send Chuck
Speaker 11: a gift just to honor his request.
Speaker 8: Oh you don't want to be weird.
Speaker 12: I don't want it to be weird.
Speaker 6: Chuck.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you can write him a letter, though I could.
Speaker 4: He changed my life, Dear Chuck, He changed my life
Speaker 4: that day on the show.
Speaker 8: All right, Chuck, appreciate you, buddy, have a good.
Speaker 13: Day, Thank you day.
Speaker 1: It's the best bits of the week with Morgan. Number two.
Speaker 3: On my way back from Palm Springs, I was almost
Speaker 3: a part of a news story. You know all those
Speaker 3: ones about crazy people on planes. Well this one involved
Speaker 3: a lady, her husband, a child, in the flight attendant,
Speaker 3: so much commotion and it all happened in the seats
Speaker 3: right behind mine. So I shared the wild incident and
Speaker 3: my perception of possibly what could have changed just from
Speaker 3: even happening.
Speaker 4: Number five, Oregan had a was it a crazy lady
Speaker 4: on your flight?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 14: She was wild?
Speaker 8: Was she going or was she drunk?
Speaker 4: Like?
Speaker 8: What was the deal? What you do?
Speaker 2: I don't think she was drunk, not that I could tell.
Speaker 3: But so, you know, you get on a plane, you
Speaker 3: plug your headphones in and you try and just ignore
Speaker 3: what's happening. Well I had done that, but it was
Speaker 3: so loud. I pulled out because I heard so much
Speaker 3: commotion going on and it was.
Speaker 5: Right behind me plane in the air on the ground.
Speaker 3: We had just finished boarding, basically at that ending point,
Speaker 3: ready to take off, and this lady wanted to switch
Speaker 3: seats with a child so that she could sit next
Speaker 3: to her husband. So apparently her husband was in a
Speaker 3: window seat, this child was sitting next to her and
Speaker 3: to him, and the child's dad was next to the kid. Right,
Speaker 3: this is a setup, and the wife like walked by.
Speaker 3: I don't know why the husband didn't save a seat.
Speaker 1: We're on Southwest, so you could have.
Speaker 3: But she starts throwing this fit and starts trying to
Speaker 3: bargain with everyone around, be.
Speaker 2: Like who will trade seats? Who will move so I
Speaker 2: can sit next to my husband?
Speaker 5: So if she's trying to move a kid, the problem
Speaker 5: is the kids with their dad.
Speaker 3: And this is a small child, not like a kid
Speaker 3: in his teens, This is a small child.
Speaker 5: What ended up happening? She get a seat? Why didn't
Speaker 5: the husband move and go sit somewhere with her?
Speaker 12: I was thinking, like, why didn't he give exactly?
Speaker 14: I do not know.
Speaker 3: All I know is I heard at the tail end,
Speaker 3: I heard the flight attendant go, you're a grown bleep woman.
Speaker 5: You can sit without your woman?
Speaker 2: Yes, you can sit without your husband.
Speaker 3: Let's go like this child can't sit without their dad,
Speaker 3: but you can sit without your husband.
Speaker 1: And that's what I heard.
Speaker 3: And then I see some other lady come into and
Speaker 3: I guess she got some lady to switch seats with
Speaker 3: her husband so they could sit next to each other.
Speaker 3: And as the husband's getting up, he apologized. He's like,
Speaker 3: I'm so sorry for the commotion. I'm really sorry for
Speaker 3: my wife. I'm really sorry. I don't know why they
Speaker 3: were originally together. I don't know why a seat wasn't saved.
Speaker 8: That's on him.
Speaker 4: Then the husband, Yeah, you gotta save that seat. He
Speaker 4: got on her, But he knows she's like that, right
Speaker 4: that she does. I become like that in this one instance,
Speaker 4: and she's never been like that. That's her personality. She
Speaker 4: freaks out, she goes crazy. This is not a first
Speaker 4: time thing. If she's not drunk.
Speaker 5: She wasn't drunk, not that I could tell. So he
Speaker 5: knows better.
Speaker 4: And I'm putting that on him because that would be
Speaker 4: on me if my wife were like that.
Speaker 5: Luckily she's not. She'd be like, oh, I'd rather not
Speaker 5: sit next to him because they'll try to talk to me.
Speaker 5: The whole time.
Speaker 10: That's crazy.
Speaker 8: Yeah, that's on him.
Speaker 5: He should have saved her seat.
Speaker 8: And you can save seats.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they don't tell you if you can or can't.
Speaker 5: They say we have no rules.
Speaker 9: Or what I do is just act like I'm sick
Speaker 9: and I get the barf bag, like oh I just
Speaker 9: don't feel good.
Speaker 5: Oh no, you just put a backpack in your seat.
Speaker 4: Do that too yet, or cover the seat and somebody goes, hey,
Speaker 4: I like to sit there and be like, no, they're in.
Speaker 5: The bathroom, so they've already sat down. They're just in
Speaker 5: the bathroom. You're not saving a seat. Who cares? You
Speaker 5: can save seat? There aren't rules against saving seats on Southwest?
Speaker 12: How many can you save?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Because lunchbox trying to save roads strongly one seat.
Speaker 12: I tried to save six one time, the whole road,
Speaker 12: not having.
Speaker 8: Six whole seats, even in the row you weren't in.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, no chance. You can save the seat next
Speaker 4: to you. But I don't even think you can save
Speaker 4: both seats.
Speaker 11: I mean I put books and magazines in the seats
Speaker 11: and when they just tossed it on.
Speaker 5: The ground, And how did you feel about that?
Speaker 12: I was upset?
Speaker 8: What did you do.
Speaker 12: I was like, I have some of that. She goes,
Speaker 12: they ain't here through it on the ground.
Speaker 11: And then so when Eddie got on the plane, I
Speaker 11: was like, hey man, she hadn't want new save your seat, dude.
Speaker 10: So I remember that.
Speaker 5: He tried to say six seats.
Speaker 10: There was a bunch of us.
Speaker 12: Yeah, it was like my wife, Eddie, his wife.
Speaker 11: We were all going somewhere for work, and I had
Speaker 11: the earlier boarding, so I was throwing books over there.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's kind of on them, though.
Speaker 12: It's kind of on them for taking the stuff out
Speaker 12: of the seat.
Speaker 9: Well, what do you mean, he's the husband. The husband
Speaker 9: got there first, sat in the window seat.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 4: But if you guys wanted seats next to him, yeah,
Speaker 4: but this is the husband's fault, that's what I like.
Speaker 14: Maybe he didn't want to sit next to.
Speaker 4: Maybe probably maybe he had that seat in southwas where
Speaker 4: they removed the seat in front of you and you
Speaker 4: have more leg hum that one spot.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, okay, so there is that seat.
Speaker 1: And that happened on my second flight.
Speaker 3: I heard a guy get mad because this dude was
Speaker 3: saving two seats next to him, and the guy goes, no,
Speaker 3: I have to sit in that seat, that's my seat,
Speaker 3: And they got into a little tough over this one seat.
Speaker 5: It was the gap seat that's first class on my Southwest.
Speaker 9: People love saying this is my seat, that's first class.
Speaker 1: It's the best bits of the week with Morgan. Number two.
Speaker 3: Lunchbox, Eddie, and Amy were all out at a very
Speaker 3: important work lunch. But Lunchbox spotted a massive celebrity and
Speaker 3: decided during this work lunch to harass them, and he
Speaker 3: got video of it.
Speaker 14: So after you hear.
Speaker 3: This bit, go check out our instagram at Bobby Bone
Speaker 3: Show to watch what you're about to hear unfold Individual
Speaker 3: sense Number four.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna go to Amy first.
Speaker 4: So Lunchbox went screaming after a celebrity in the wild yesterday.
Speaker 14: Yeah are we saying who the celebrity is yet?
Speaker 10: Not yet?
Speaker 14: Okay? It was embarrassing to you, Yeah, I feel like
Speaker 14: embarrassing for everybody at the table. I definitely turned away
Speaker 14: and sunk in my seat. I don't want to be
Speaker 14: here right now. This is uncomfortable.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 14: I was there, Eddie, lunch Box, Scuba, Steve, and then
Speaker 14: three of our executives went to lunch.
Speaker 10: Yes you got it was so embarrassing.
Speaker 14: No, no, no, I mean it was the thing. We're at
Speaker 14: the table, we're all lunch is running down the street
Speaker 14: with his phone like he does where he chases celebrity,
Speaker 14: filming them.
Speaker 9: Put his hands on his shoulder. Let me back up,
Speaker 9: grab the celebrity, Grab the celebrity.
Speaker 14: Also, we can back up and say Lunchbox forgot his phone.
Speaker 14: He didn't bring it to lunch, so he had to
Speaker 14: borrow Scooba. See, give me your phone, give me your phone.
Speaker 14: And then he takes Scooba's phone and chases and this
Speaker 14: this celebrity is coming out of the coffee shop holding
Speaker 14: three cups of coffee that could be easily startled and
Speaker 14: drop them. And I was just mortified, Like I kept
Speaker 14: thinking worst case scenario, and it was awkward.
Speaker 8: Was it a celebrity that we know well?
Speaker 4: And they would take it like, oh, that's just Lunchbox
Speaker 4: like Jacob, no, no, no, no, no no, I want.
Speaker 5: To go over to Lunchbox.
Speaker 4: Out here his side of the story, because I knew
Speaker 4: a bit about it, but he didn't pitch it like this, Okay,
Speaker 4: let's box tell me your version.
Speaker 11: So I saw this celebrity walk into the coffee shop,
Speaker 11: and we were sitting out on the patio and I
Speaker 11: was like, Eddie, give me your phone, give me your phone.
Speaker 12: I need it. And he goes, I'm having a problem
Speaker 12: with storage.
Speaker 5: Man, you can't use I wouldn't want to give you
Speaker 5: my phone outway.
Speaker 11: And I'm I scooping. Give me your phone, give me
Speaker 11: your phone. He goes, we don't even know it's him.
Speaker 11: And Eddie goes, it's really him, and he goes, okay.
Speaker 11: He gives me the phone and goes, this is gonna
Speaker 11: be so bad. And I just sat there and waited
Speaker 11: and waited, and I had the camera open open. It
Speaker 11: took like fifteen minutes for him to get out of
Speaker 11: the coffee shop. I even went in to check on
Speaker 11: him because I wanted to make sure he was still
Speaker 11: coming out. He didn't go out a back exit, climb
Speaker 11: out a window, whatever, and he walked out, had three
Speaker 11: cups of coffee and a bag of food, and that's
Speaker 11: when I pounced.
Speaker 4: So the celebrity is Chris Daughtry and he sings songs
Speaker 4: like It's not over a bunch of rockets was way
Speaker 4: back in the day on American Idol, but as really
Speaker 4: fortunate career as a big.
Speaker 14: Time rock guy, and he looked like a hardcore rocker,
Speaker 14: like a guy you don't want to go to him
Speaker 14: a little bit, I know. But what I'm saying is
Speaker 14: he just his vibe was not come up to me.
Speaker 14: It wasn't ask me what I'm drinking. That's what Lunchbocks did.
Speaker 14: What are your drinks?
Speaker 5: And I like Chris. I've got to know him a
Speaker 5: little bit. I like Chris a lot. I saw him
Speaker 5: in my allergy Clinton really Employment the other day.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he was going to get my allergy shots and
Speaker 4: he was outside the building.
Speaker 5: I was like, what up, buddy, Okay, so we have
Speaker 5: some audio.
Speaker 11: Yeah, he have like a tank top on, he had
Speaker 11: a beanie sunglasses. It wasn't like he was in the
Speaker 11: mood to talk. He wasn't looking for any like friends
Speaker 11: or anything. But when you see a celebrity in the wild,
Speaker 11: gotta go get it.
Speaker 14: I would like to say before you play the clips,
Speaker 14: Lunchbox brings up a good point that he was inside
Speaker 14: the coffee shop for a long time and lunchboxs is
Speaker 14: eagerly waiting. Well, this wasn't just a lunch for fun.
Speaker 14: This was a business media for us, and we had
Speaker 14: executives in town speaking to us. But for fifteen minutes,
Speaker 14: Lunchbox was like a kid and Kenny's were waiting for.
Speaker 5: The like he wasn't listening.
Speaker 9: There's a lot of uh huh uh huh uh huh
Speaker 9: while he's looking over his shoulder.
Speaker 4: Here is Lunchbox running out and basically assaulting Chris Daughtry.
Speaker 12: Here you go, there's Daughtry. Look Daughtry just walking down
Speaker 12: the street in Nashville.
Speaker 6: What's up on?
Speaker 5: Man?
Speaker 12: Hey? We kind of what did you get a drink?
Speaker 6: I don't know. I need to name all three of them?
Speaker 11: No, what does Dodtry get when he goes to the
Speaker 11: coffee show? Are you I Lunchbox, Bobby Bob Show hanging
Speaker 11: out with celebs right here?
Speaker 12: You drink coffee?
Speaker 8: Or is it just for the people in off that
Speaker 8: do I drink?
Speaker 5: All?
Speaker 6: Drink all three of these?
Speaker 5: All?
Speaker 12: Right? What is your go to coffee?
Speaker 11: Just so America gets to know you a little bit better?
Speaker 6: You know what, Usually it's a cold grow, but.
Speaker 8: Today I'm I'm going with the almond milk laate here.
Speaker 10: Okay, I've got oat.
Speaker 11: Milk, latte and cold group for my producers.
Speaker 1: I'm getting coffee for my producer.
Speaker 12: See that's how Doctry does it.
Speaker 11: That's what I'm saying, Hey, Dodtry, thank you for letting
Speaker 11: for rat you on the street. Celebs, hanging with celebs,
Speaker 11: Me and Daughtries, That's what I do, people. I just
Speaker 11: harassed people all the time, me and Doughtry and I
Speaker 11: was supposed to be in a meeting, but yeah, see later.
Speaker 12: Guys'll go go go check out his new music.
Speaker 11: Go go go all right, right bye, you're thinking, don't
Speaker 11: get hit.
Speaker 5: Chris is very nice, very nice, very nice. My favorite
Speaker 5: part of that is who are you? My least favorite
Speaker 5: part of me says my name in it. Oh yeah,
Speaker 5: Bobby Bone Joe.
Speaker 8: You should just say your name and let that live.
Speaker 5: You know, you're still famous.
Speaker 8: I know, the left hanging out with celebs as you say.
Speaker 12: That's right, And he said I scared the blank out
Speaker 12: of him.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that made me cringing my heart a little bit.
Speaker 12: The video. The video doesn't look as bad and bones.
Speaker 9: So you get a visual like Doctry was trying to
Speaker 9: cross the street right and like it just the light
Speaker 9: was red so he had nowhere to go.
Speaker 12: He was just trapped up.
Speaker 1: It's the best bits of the week with Morgan number two.
Speaker 2: All inspired by Eddie's Sun's baseball team.
Speaker 3: Bobby gifted all the show members compliments on baseball's and
Speaker 3: now they're all sitting on our desk.
Speaker 14: This is super cool.
Speaker 2: You know, it's not very often you see us.
Speaker 3: Be overly kind to each other.
Speaker 9: All kind.
Speaker 3: We're all friends, but overly kind. Most of the time
Speaker 3: we're just joking and messing around.
Speaker 2: So this was a different.
Speaker 3: Side of all of us, particularly Bobby's sharing how he
Speaker 3: feels about each show member in three words.
Speaker 1: Number three A do what happened?
Speaker 9: Yeah, so my five year old he finished his baseball season. Well,
Speaker 9: I guess it's like coach pitch baseball whatever. And at
Speaker 9: the end of the season, they all had a little
Speaker 9: huddle around. The coach did a little speech, thank you
Speaker 9: guys so much for being part of this team. You
Speaker 9: guys are awesome, and then he busts out a box
Speaker 9: of balls and a bunch of baseballs that he wrote
Speaker 9: on and on each ball he gave to a single
Speaker 9: kid and it had a word that described that kid
Speaker 9: so like it was like fast. He wrote the word fast,
Speaker 9: and like, Jimmy, you're fast. So here's your ball. My
Speaker 9: son got mighty.
Speaker 5: Because he has a strong role.
Speaker 10: It's just a big dude.
Speaker 5: Like when he was even smaller. Him and my bulldog
Speaker 5: used to run at each other and just smack. Yeah,
Speaker 5: and they both get up like like blow of birds
Speaker 5: above their head.
Speaker 10: They give back up.
Speaker 8: So I'm doing the same thing.
Speaker 5: I some baseballs over here. Oh that's why I have
Speaker 5: the box of balls with your tail words.
Speaker 10: Yeah, so your coach right now, all.
Speaker 4: Right, First, i'd like to say, I like to thank
Speaker 4: all of you for being here today. Hey, what a
Speaker 4: great run we've had on this show.
Speaker 10: That's right, coach, thank you coat.
Speaker 8: Many years.
Speaker 5: We've been doing this thing for I don't know a
Speaker 5: long time, too long.
Speaker 8: So I'd like to first start.
Speaker 4: And all I did was write down the words that
Speaker 4: came to my mind whenever I thought of you.
Speaker 5: And so first off, I have lunchbox here.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, And for lunchbox, I wrote opinionated, okay, and unyielding.
Speaker 5: Unyielding right, it means he just doesn't stop. Oh, he
Speaker 5: will not stop.
Speaker 4: So this ball here, as you can see, I wrote
Speaker 4: with the black sharpie on the baseball.
Speaker 11: Your handwriting is terrible, Okay, I thought I had terrible handwriting.
Speaker 12: That is bad too.
Speaker 10: I can't read that, man, I have to write on
Speaker 10: a baseball.
Speaker 5: You can't if it gets closer.
Speaker 12: Baseballs are hard to write on.
Speaker 8: Here's your ball?
Speaker 14: Ye oh gosh, okay, we catch that crowd all right?
Speaker 10: Unyielding? And what was it?
Speaker 5: Loud?
Speaker 8: Can you read it now?
Speaker 12: And reopinionated the other one I would have had.
Speaker 8: Well, you didn't know that words.
Speaker 5: That's probably tough.
Speaker 8: But he doesn't stop.
Speaker 5: It doesn't matter if he's right wrong. He keep pushing.
Speaker 12: Okay, okay, good, good, good, Well you didn't sign it, man, I.
Speaker 8: Know you want me to sign it.
Speaker 10: My goodness, throw the ball this.
Speaker 8: I threw it just.
Speaker 14: Like we already don't have equipment.
Speaker 12: I did. I was doing a double play. I was
Speaker 12: trying to toss it to al right.
Speaker 8: Sorry, I didn't sign it.
Speaker 5: I didn't like autographic.
Speaker 10: But so why are you signing it?
Speaker 8: He told me to coach.
Speaker 10: Is he going to sell this? Guys, guys, you're gonna
Speaker 10: hurt someone.
Speaker 5: That's him?
Speaker 4: Okay, next next up, eddie, Come on, I wrote on
Speaker 4: yours bold.
Speaker 8: I did not write a man that would have been me.
Speaker 4: Funny okay, I wrote funny nice and I wrote makes
Speaker 4: everything a little more fun. Yeah, so fun, funny, fun
Speaker 4: and funny.
Speaker 8: That's Eddie.
Speaker 5: Thanks, signed it. I'm going in between those two.
Speaker 9: Lucky coach, Come on, I got it. See I can
Speaker 9: catch good John, good job. Sign it right there.
Speaker 4: Man Morgan number two, head of our digital I wrote
Speaker 4: bright as in you have a pretty bright presence about you.
Speaker 4: I wrote hopeful because through this process of your dating
Speaker 4: trials and tribulations, you've remained hopeful for the most part.
Speaker 4: And then I wrote midwestern because you you represent it more.
Speaker 5: Than Ray does.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, for sure, and you have very positive Midwestern sensibilities.
Speaker 4: I think people from the Midwest are pretty awesome. So
Speaker 4: Morgan number two, I wrote this on your ball.
Speaker 14: Thank you so much. Those are all really kind about
Speaker 14: Morgan got three words?
Speaker 8: No, I just wrote what was coming?
Speaker 14: Yeah, I've it's not about She got three that's all.
Speaker 10: It's not a company.
Speaker 5: He got like sentences, and he did get a sentence,
Speaker 5: and he got literation. Raymundo sits in the glass rooms
Speaker 5: to get the rooms. She has every button on the board.
Speaker 4: If you hear a sound, it's Raymundo gets here butt
Speaker 4: crack before anybody else because he's worried late, I wrote
Speaker 4: on ray Mundo's ball anxious, stressed, stressed out tight, I
Speaker 4: wrote lunch Pale, because you show up to freaking work.
Speaker 12: I'm gonna go put that thing in the mill Man
Speaker 12: frame it.
Speaker 8: But it doesn't matter, lunch Pale.
Speaker 5: And then I wrote consistent.
Speaker 4: If there's somebody who's here always at the same time.
Speaker 8: It's Raymundo.
Speaker 5: And then I wrote random, verry random.
Speaker 10: I agree.
Speaker 5: You ever quite know what he's gonna say.
Speaker 8: I would say, all are valid, thank you. Just throw
Speaker 8: it through the glass. I will not here. I'll take it.
Speaker 5: Okay, boy, Oh wow, move this way the light.
Speaker 8: There you go, Thank you.
Speaker 10: Nice good catch.
Speaker 5: Amy, You're my final ball.
Speaker 10: He gets four.
Speaker 5: She has four words, spent three three words? What do
Speaker 5: you mean we all got two?
Speaker 8: You got a whole sentence. It doesn't matter. Hey, you
Speaker 8: guys are making stuff at.
Speaker 12: The thoughts because excutes half.
Speaker 5: Oh, that's already happened.
Speaker 9: Four.
Speaker 10: I get it.
Speaker 4: No, it's three dashes, okay, Amy, I put on yours resilient.
Speaker 4: Last couple of years, you've been through a whole bunch
Speaker 4: of you know, between your dad dying and divorce, and
Speaker 4: we don't go to all of them. But resilient and
Speaker 4: you went through it on the air on your back.
Speaker 4: I wrote, cool mom, because you say that a.
Speaker 14: Lot, but you just said I can't say that right,
Speaker 14: but I but.
Speaker 5: I can say that you say that.
Speaker 4: I don't always agree with it. But that's like what
Speaker 4: I think of when you think about you. It's like
Speaker 4: you always saying you're a cool mom, but.
Speaker 14: You're that it's supposed to be you're so you're saying
Speaker 14: I'm a cool mom.
Speaker 5: I'm saying you think you're a cool mom, and it's
Speaker 5: rubbed off on me.
Speaker 14: Okay, I think you're just scratching that one, just im.
Speaker 5: And then I wrote Keen, and so I know you
Speaker 5: guys arenna ask me what does that mean?
Speaker 10: Yeah, I was gonna google that good.
Speaker 4: Keen means having a strong interest and eagerness to learn,
Speaker 4: grow and excel in a specific area.
Speaker 5: I think more than anybody, Amy has.
Speaker 4: Invested in herself and has learned a lot about herself
Speaker 4: and how she wants to pursue relationships, not even romantic
Speaker 4: but and I just think that you have put in
Speaker 4: the most work on yourself and that's pretty cool. So
Speaker 4: I wrote, Keen, thank you?
Speaker 5: That is your ball?
Speaker 9: Is that where they get keen want from that is
Speaker 9: not it?
Speaker 14: Well, keen is the k and keen wa.
Speaker 5: Q not the same, sounds the same. Can you catch
Speaker 5: it though?
Speaker 14: Yeah? I played somethall.
Speaker 5: Okay, you guys have to stop saying.
Speaker 14: That you couldn't put athletic on there.
Speaker 8: I did not.
Speaker 5: No, I'm not going it hard.
Speaker 14: She didn't catch it.
Speaker 8: So there you go.
Speaker 5: There's balls for all you guys.
Speaker 10: Thank you, man, I just gave you all my balls. Okay,
Speaker 10: what I see what you did?
Speaker 5: That didn't do anything?
Speaker 1: It's the best bits of the week with Morgan. Number two.
Speaker 3: This is a new possible segment that's going to continue
Speaker 3: on and it's all starting with Eddie who went to
Speaker 3: a grocery store, pulled into a parking lot and goes,
Speaker 3: what the crap is this?
Speaker 2: Just here for yourself?
Speaker 5: Number two, we're trying out a new segment called what
Speaker 5: is this crap? And this is Eddie's idea.
Speaker 8: Yeah, so you lead us and.
Speaker 5: If we like it, we'll all jump in tomorrow the
Speaker 5: next day.
Speaker 10: Okay, okay, okay, you want me to describe the segment. Yeah, okay.
Speaker 9: This is a segment where you see something in the
Speaker 9: world or something just gets your mind thinking like what
Speaker 9: is this crap?
Speaker 10: Like why does this even exist?
Speaker 5: That's how you say it. What is that?
Speaker 4: Okay, here's Eddie wait the pilot episode of What Is
Speaker 4: this Crap?
Speaker 9: So that's at the grocery store right and I'm looking
Speaker 9: for a parking spot and I'm like, oh, I see
Speaker 9: one up in the front.
Speaker 10: Oh okay, there's handicap. And then there's an empty one
Speaker 10: right next to it. Cool. I get in there. There's
Speaker 10: a sign that says pay for parking.
Speaker 9: You can just scan the thing on the sign and
Speaker 9: if you can pay for parking that's close to the store.
Speaker 9: I'm like, what, So it's handicap to go parking like
Speaker 9: pick up grocery, pickup parking, then pay for parking. And
Speaker 9: so if I want free parking at the grocery store,
Speaker 9: I have to park at least ten spaces away from
Speaker 9: the grocery store or I can pay for VIP parking.
Speaker 10: What is this crap?
Speaker 5: I like the second like the segment. Now we have
Speaker 5: some thoughts on this, but I like the segment. What
Speaker 5: is this crap?
Speaker 8: Go ahead?
Speaker 14: Amy, Well, I just have never seen anything like this
Speaker 14: in my life. I don't understand how that's what I said, Well,
Speaker 14: they own the parking lot, they can do whatever they want,
Speaker 14: make a little extra.
Speaker 10: Money on VIP parking. That's crazy, dude.
Speaker 8: So you don't like it?
Speaker 10: I hate it. I mean I already have to park
Speaker 10: behind handicap well and maybe.
Speaker 9: Bodied my foot's broken, so now what it's broken?
Speaker 10: Maybe now I kind of like a little sensor.
Speaker 14: Not broken it is? Didn't we determine? It's like spring?
Speaker 9: It's a fracture structured Well, well, well don't use the
Speaker 9: word tiny, okay, the fracture.
Speaker 5: Okay, what this crap?
Speaker 4: I think I would like it because if I were
Speaker 4: in a hurry, I could just pay a buck and
Speaker 4: a half and go up real quick a group the spot.
Speaker 14: You're in a hurry, have to take time to take
Speaker 14: did you do the QR code? Then to enter your stuff?
Speaker 14: That doesn't well staffs to just walk to.
Speaker 12: Smoke and who's going to give you a ticket?
Speaker 10: I didn't get the details.
Speaker 9: It could be an app really where you just prepay
Speaker 9: and you're just like, whoa park there?
Speaker 10: What is this crad? Is this crap?
Speaker 4: So if you guys have one tomorrow and bring it
Speaker 4: on in, you don't like it? I like, what is
Speaker 4: this craw that's where you going?
Speaker 5: What is crawd adjur in a fraud case was just
Speaker 5: missed yesterday. Listen to this.
Speaker 4: The jur is on the trial watching. Somebody shows up
Speaker 4: at the juror's house with a bag with one hundred
Speaker 4: and twenty thousand dollars in cash and drops it off.
Speaker 4: It says, there's more where that came from. If you
Speaker 4: coul vote to a quit seven people charge of sealing?
Speaker 12: Whoa why would you say anything?
Speaker 9: Well, you probably don't want to go to jail because
Speaker 9: did they find out you're done?
Speaker 14: I mean either way, I feel like you're dead.
Speaker 8: Wow?
Speaker 11: Yeah, I mean now you're dead because they know who
Speaker 11: you are. They you know where they they know where
Speaker 11: you live, they know everything about you.
Speaker 12: You got it. Your whole life has to change.
Speaker 5: I don't know that everything is the cartel, but.
Speaker 11: You got sound one hundred and twenty thousand dollars in cash.
Speaker 12: That is cartel like at least like what do they
Speaker 12: call it?
Speaker 14: They need to enter WICCO or Yeah.
Speaker 4: Witness Protection adjuror was dismissed Monday after reporting that a
Speaker 4: woman dropped a bag of cash one hundred and twenty
Speaker 4: thousand dollars and said there's more if you'll vote to
Speaker 4: a quit. Seven people charged with stealing more than forty
Speaker 4: million from a program meant to feed children in the pandemic.
Speaker 4: But one twenty is so little compared to the four
Speaker 4: forty million. So that's why I don't know. That has
Speaker 4: to be cartel. Somebody got over a lot of million.
Speaker 12: That was a down payment taxes.
Speaker 4: These seven of the first seventy defendants expected to go
Speaker 4: to trial in a conspiracy that costs taxpayer twohund fifty
Speaker 4: million bucks and taxpayer dollars. Prosecutors say it just a
Speaker 4: fraction of the money went to feed the kids, while
Speaker 4: the rest was spent on luxury cars, jewelry, travel and property.
Speaker 5: Imagine you get that bag of money. Do you think
Speaker 5: about it?
Speaker 12: Hecky, I think about just moving out.
Speaker 8: I'm going to take the money and go.
Speaker 4: Think about having to change your whole life though, like
Speaker 4: the witness relocation, that would be terrible.
Speaker 5: Well, that sounds you got everything about you.
Speaker 8: I would My family can't know where you are.
Speaker 5: Maybe maybe they go with you that have to change
Speaker 5: their names. Everything has to change.
Speaker 10: Yeah that's cool, No.
Speaker 8: That's not cool.
Speaker 14: This would be my shot to move to like Paris
Speaker 14: or something.
Speaker 12: I don't think they moved there.
Speaker 8: I think, what do you think you're gonna do with
Speaker 8: this new life? They're just gonna Have.
Speaker 14: You ever seen Emily in Paris?
Speaker 10: That's what it's about.
Speaker 14: This is a new life. No, but I mean she
Speaker 14: just goes over there and lives this like really fun.
Speaker 14: Life's great.
Speaker 9: Hey, what do you think though? Like is the there's
Speaker 9: more where this came from? Like what, Okay, you already
Speaker 9: vote no, so what what else is there to do? Like, Okay,
Speaker 9: there's more money, But what else do I have to
Speaker 9: do to get more money?
Speaker 12: Because you vote no?
Speaker 11: And guess what, they don't give you the money that
Speaker 11: you can't do anything about it?
Speaker 12: Right, you got to pay it all up front or else.
Speaker 9: Because they throw that in there, like hey, a little incentive.
Speaker 9: There's more where that came from. But I don't know
Speaker 9: if I would take this and expect any more from that.
Speaker 8: I mean, just like that, I have you too.
Speaker 5: If you are bribed, then they have that on you,
Speaker 5: but then you also have that on them on our
Speaker 5: amongst Eve's.
Speaker 8: I've heard that.
Speaker 10: I've heard that before.
Speaker 8: I wouldn't do it.
Speaker 5: I would be scared.
Speaker 10: You're terrifying.
Speaker 1: It's the best bits of the week with Morgan. Number
Speaker 1: two finally.
Speaker 3: One of the bits that has been teased four months,
Speaker 3: where Lunchbox is supposed to eat three pounds of food
Speaker 3: to see if he automatically gains three pounds after eating it.
Speaker 2: It happened this week. We finally did it. He brought
Speaker 2: in three pounds of his wife's homemade guacamulli. He chose
Speaker 2: that fai. He could have chosen any food, and he
Speaker 2: chose this specific waka mull and he brought a whole
Speaker 2: bowling of it.
Speaker 3: He weighed out and he tried to eat it, and
Speaker 3: if he ate it all, then he got money. And
Speaker 3: if he didn't, then well he just didn't. There was
Speaker 3: no punishment, but we weighed him throughout the course of
Speaker 3: him eating it. So you're going to hear all of
Speaker 3: that transpire right here. If you also are more of
Speaker 3: a visual person. The whole thing is up at Bobby
Speaker 3: Bones dot com.
Speaker 4: Number one, which Box is about to eat three pounds
Speaker 4: of wakam Mollie.
Speaker 8: Yeah, why so it's a three pound challenge?
Speaker 5: I mean a year ago, yes, okay, nine months months.
Speaker 11: I've been showing you guys, just tell me when you
Speaker 11: guys never told me when.
Speaker 14: Here's so much guacamo.
Speaker 4: The question is, if you eat three pounds of food,
Speaker 4: we don't know what the body does with the food
Speaker 4: while it's in you. Will you weigh exactly three pounds more?
Speaker 4: Because we weighed the guacamal, avocados guacamali exactly three pounds.
Speaker 4: So stand on the scale, lunchbox. Oh yeah, this is
Speaker 4: science at its best right here. Yeah, pre weight, he's
Speaker 4: getting on the scale. You weigh how much?
Speaker 12: What's sixty seven?
Speaker 4: One's sixty seven point four? Now he's gonna put three
Speaker 4: pounds and we have accounted for the few chips he's
Speaker 4: gonna eat as well. If he eats all three pounds
Speaker 4: of this, will he weigh one seventy point four?
Speaker 8: Are you ready and go?
Speaker 4: So August last year, this experiment was suggested, Did you
Speaker 4: eat like you gotta go?
Speaker 5: He's eating like small little.
Speaker 14: You're like, he's so dainty over there with.
Speaker 4: Your A listener you know, called us out recently on
Speaker 4: our voicemail. So let me play this. This is they
Speaker 4: got us going again.
Speaker 6: Hey, when is Lunchbuck's going to eat this three pounds
Speaker 6: of food or whatever it is you guys keep talking
Speaker 6: about it, but everybody's like, oh yeah, yeah, yeah, pick
Speaker 6: a date already.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we're doing it today.
Speaker 12: Ilicious walk.
Speaker 4: Ok, we can't sit here all day, we can't wait.
Speaker 4: Can just play a song or something. I mean, but
Speaker 4: you're going so slow.
Speaker 12: Gosh, I never jocked I eat it check.
Speaker 4: No, we don't want not asking you that. But you're
Speaker 4: like doing like a tiny bit.
Speaker 10: I mean, at this pace, it's gonna be four hours.
Speaker 5: He's like he's like scraping the side of the bowl
Speaker 5: for just a little bit, even though there's a lot.
Speaker 14: And he eats faster than this out at a restaurant.
Speaker 8: I know it.
Speaker 11: You got to listen, guys. Have you guys ever run
Speaker 11: a marathon? You got to pace yourself. You can't just
Speaker 11: sprint out of the gate or you're gonna die. If
Speaker 11: I just started chugging this, I would die in about
Speaker 11: ten minutes.
Speaker 5: You would literally die on auto poisoning.
Speaker 12: Not die, but you know what I mean, My stomach
Speaker 12: would fill up. You got up.
Speaker 5: Nurture, let's do this, let's play that. Lets you want
Speaker 5: to weigh right now? Though, Like that's three chips. Hey,
Speaker 5: step on the scale. Now, see if there's a point
Speaker 5: after like six chips. Let's see if it's affected any
Speaker 5: weight at.
Speaker 12: All, A big one. I ain't napped him.
Speaker 5: Okay, we'll get you that napkin. Here he is back
Speaker 5: on the scale.
Speaker 12: Bones.
Speaker 10: We started at one sixty seven point four okay.
Speaker 8: Now after seven scoops.
Speaker 10: We should be a point five at least one okay, okay.
Speaker 8: No difference so far. We will come back.
Speaker 5: All the scientists are like, m interesting, let me play
Speaker 5: the song.
Speaker 8: He's gonna keep eating.
Speaker 12: I mean, there's a lot of guak guys.
Speaker 5: There's a bull going full spoon.
Speaker 14: Man, it just came out of his mouth and dropped
Speaker 14: back in the ball.
Speaker 8: He went full spoon.
Speaker 12: It's better with a chip.
Speaker 5: He's going back in full spoon for a second. Full spoon.
Speaker 10: Oh, that is a lot of That is a lot
Speaker 10: of walk.
Speaker 5: Lunchbox is getting well.
Speaker 8: There's angry.
Speaker 4: If you're hungry and angry, he's like full grey causing
Speaker 4: that he's snapping at people.
Speaker 11: Oh no, because I got all these stupid idiots that
Speaker 11: are experts over here.
Speaker 12: I got Eddie giving me advice. Morgan.
Speaker 5: Oh, by the way, Lunchbox is eating three pounds of walk.
Speaker 4: He has now gone to the spoon and he's complaining
Speaker 4: about how gross it is.
Speaker 11: That was so gross, and Morgan's like, you know, you
Speaker 11: could crumple some chips on top and make them shut
Speaker 11: up experts.
Speaker 14: Well, actually it's not a bad idea. Better just giving
Speaker 14: you a punch on the chip.
Speaker 10: I offered you a margarita like a Mexican restaurant.
Speaker 8: Here. How's the texture?
Speaker 14: Terrible?
Speaker 11: Man, it's getting rough boys and girls. I did not realize, listen,
Speaker 11: I didn't realize how much three pounds of walk was.
Speaker 12: That's a lot of walk.
Speaker 11: Yeah, did you do You can go to the restaurants like, oh,
Speaker 11: it's like table side walk, Like yeah, they put in
Speaker 11: that little bull and I'm like, oh, I crushed that.
Speaker 11: That's probably like an alt. They charge your outrageous amount
Speaker 11: of money for it.
Speaker 5: He goes there, he goes, oh, man, take you that.
Speaker 11: You know how much these quats? I don't know if
Speaker 11: the cartel's behind this one, because.
Speaker 10: Yes, the avocados.
Speaker 11: There was twenty bucks for eight avocados and oh boo.
Speaker 10: Bark, And you think the cartels are behind the avocados,
Speaker 10: isn't that what I bring?
Speaker 14: Yeah? Yeah, there was an avocado story just The tortilla
Speaker 14: one is the most recent.
Speaker 5: Do you want us to like do some talk about
Speaker 5: some stuff while you're eating? Yeah, I wass do that
Speaker 5: so you can like focus or not focus.
Speaker 14: I would like us to talk about something else talking about.
Speaker 4: Well, no, I'm saying we can either we could go
Speaker 4: to another song or we can just continue the show.
Speaker 4: But we can't have you burping and vomiting during the process.
Speaker 12: And I think that was my one burp. I'll tell
Speaker 12: you if I got another one coming.
Speaker 4: The Mega millions jackpot was won by somebody in Illinois.
Speaker 12: Yeah. One person.
Speaker 5: Wow, that would be so cool.
Speaker 10: How much money?
Speaker 12: Okay, see you did this on Burbers. I'm alrighty, not
Speaker 12: feeling good with the walk, and then he hits me
Speaker 12: with they won the five hundred and sixty one million dollars.
Speaker 12: All right, rub in my base.
Speaker 14: He knows the exact amount.
Speaker 10: A lot a million.
Speaker 8: I had a lot of walk.
Speaker 5: You can buy a lot of walk one million.
Speaker 8: Did you buy a ticket for that one?
Speaker 14: Oh?
Speaker 12: Yeah?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Here he goes again. Oh boy, oh boy, is it
Speaker 5: getting harder to do?
Speaker 12: Yeah, it's getting harder. Like every time he goes to
Speaker 12: my mouth, I'm like, go here, we gonna do this.
Speaker 10: Where are we at on the bowl? We're like halfway
Speaker 10: down anything?
Speaker 5: Yeah, oh yeah, probably let's see flip it up.
Speaker 12: I don't know.
Speaker 14: Oh wait, oh my gosh, that like a third of
Speaker 14: the way. Oh lunchbox. That's not good. From the outside
Speaker 14: looking in, it looks like you're almost done.
Speaker 8: You've you've piled it in the middle.
Speaker 12: No, no, I cleared out the edges, you know what
Speaker 12: I mean?
Speaker 8: Like, Oh, he's that one and will weigh you again?
Speaker 12: Here you go?
Speaker 4: Here he goes, Oh, he can't even he's going full spoon,
Speaker 4: big blog. You can always tap out, buddy, all right,
Speaker 4: and then we'll put you on the scale. A minute
Speaker 4: ago he would one sixty seven point four.
Speaker 9: We should least p point like two more points, right,
Speaker 9: unless it's like a cheap scale.
Speaker 12: That's a good when I brought from my house.
Speaker 4: Okay, okay, well here we go. He's getting on the scale.
Speaker 4: He claims half the bowl. Drum roll, and the number is.
Speaker 8: Go ahead, what do you got?
Speaker 14: He looks like a chipmunk. He'salking his cheep.
Speaker 12: What's the number?
Speaker 8: The old number was one sixty seven point four? What
Speaker 8: do you have?
Speaker 12: Drum roll?
Speaker 11: Polase, it's already on one sixty.
Speaker 8: Half a pound already. Let know, okay, crazy, Hey, you
Speaker 8: keep eating.
Speaker 10: It still tastes good.
Speaker 14: Lunchbox, are you ever going to eat guacam only again?
Speaker 12: Yeah? I will eventually.
Speaker 5: You gotta buddy more.
Speaker 12: I'm thinking about doing the chip name Morgan bashto.
Speaker 8: Oh now, all of a sudden, it's a good idea.
Speaker 5: Textures, different, little salt in there. It's like robotustin and
Speaker 5: you're like checking it.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I got sixty dollars.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I have to pay him fifty and Eddie has
Speaker 5: to give him ten.
Speaker 10: Is that right?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 8: Three pounds of food challenge.
Speaker 5: We won't come back. We're back in just a second
Speaker 5: and weigh them again.
Speaker 4: Lunchbox is attempting to eat three pounds of guacamole.
Speaker 5: Why you ask, why is he doing this?
Speaker 12: Great question?
Speaker 4: Well, a year ago we wondered if you ate three
Speaker 4: pounds of food and he didn't go to the bathroom,
Speaker 4: if you weighed exactly three pounds more, which your body
Speaker 4: processed the food in some weird way. So Lunchbox has
Speaker 4: been eating and he is struggling. He's eating three pounds
Speaker 4: of straight guacamole. He's full, big spoon now thoughts.
Speaker 10: Huh, you can't even talk.
Speaker 12: It does not feel good.
Speaker 5: Do you feel bad or does it taste bad?
Speaker 12: Both?
Speaker 10: But what is it? The vibe? Because you love going
Speaker 10: to Mexican restaurants and just.
Speaker 5: Like true, do we need to play Mexican music?
Speaker 10: That's all we need?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 12: I don't know because they don't always play mixing machi.
Speaker 12: Oh man, it's just I don't know.
Speaker 5: It's three pounds more than you thought it would be a.
Speaker 11: Lot more like I didn't realize what three pounds looked like,
Speaker 11: are you?
Speaker 14: I don't think I realized.
Speaker 5: Will you look at his ball and give us a
Speaker 5: percent and you think he's ninety No, there's no way.
Speaker 5: It's ninety percent right like ninety see ninety What would
Speaker 5: you say?
Speaker 3: I would say he's probably done thirty five percent left,
Speaker 3: thirty five percent?
Speaker 14: How much he's done?
Speaker 10: Oh my, you're not going to finish.
Speaker 14: Come on, keep eating. That's a decent amounts.
Speaker 12: You're only saying that thirty five percent?
Speaker 2: Yeah, still you still got by the ways to go.
Speaker 14: You just screened.
Speaker 8: You don't get the money if you quit.
Speaker 15: Oh I know, lunchbox have a crispy ten dollars bill
Speaker 15: for you I got fifty do the chips, but that's
Speaker 15: more food. So is it like the amount in your
Speaker 15: stomach that's that's hurting you?
Speaker 10: Or is it like.
Speaker 5: He's crumbling the chips on top of it? Take it better?
Speaker 14: Rumbled up on there. It's not gonna we're.
Speaker 5: Gonna have to jump. But are you committing what staying
Speaker 5: and eating it all?
Speaker 10: I'm doing my best, man, Now you gotta commit.
Speaker 4: Are you committing to eating it all? Or do you
Speaker 4: want us to just say you know what we tried?
Speaker 4: Do you want to weigh yourself?
Speaker 12: Give me a couple more bites? Okay, give me a
Speaker 12: couple more songs.
Speaker 5: Okay, well let's do this. Let's weigh you lunchbox.
Speaker 12: Okay.
Speaker 4: Earlier when he stepped on the scale, any weigh.
Speaker 5: One's sixty eight, I believe right, one sixty seven point four.
Speaker 10: Initially that's the first weigh in.
Speaker 4: Yes, and he's like sixty percent into this three pound
Speaker 4: bowl of guacamole.
Speaker 10: What's wrong man? While you're yelling tomorrow eats popcorn trim? Yeah,
Speaker 10: I didn't want to talk about that yet.
Speaker 8: Discuss Okay, here we go. Step on the scale.
Speaker 4: Originally it's one sixty seven point four. Go ahead, come on,
Speaker 4: answer what is it?
Speaker 13: Whoa?
Speaker 8: What is it?
Speaker 12: I'm one sixty eight point point eight? WHOA?
Speaker 11: Dude?
Speaker 8: You're almost there? A pound point four? You're halfway in?
Speaker 12: Yeah, I'm halfway. See that's why I said thirty five percent.
Speaker 12: You got to be kidding me. That looks like half lunchbox.
Speaker 5: You gotta keep going, Man's go, buddy, come on this.
Speaker 14: You can do it.
Speaker 8: You can do it all.
Speaker 14: It's mental at this all your new is win. Dude.
Speaker 5: We got to get to the news.
Speaker 8: Are you?
Speaker 4: Are you continuing? Are you committing sixty bucks at steak Man?
Speaker 12: As much as I love guacamole.
Speaker 5: And I love, oh my gosh, lunch.
Speaker 10: You're not a loser.
Speaker 14: You can't quit.
Speaker 12: No, no, I'm not a loser. I didn't Who said
Speaker 12: I was a loser? Are you?
Speaker 8: Are you quitting?
Speaker 10: You're a winner?
Speaker 8: Are you quitting?
Speaker 11: And I hate to see like half a pound of
Speaker 11: guacamly go to weigh.
Speaker 5: A pound and a half.
Speaker 12: Oh yeah, so with that, that's.
Speaker 4: Tapping out, Hey, tapping out well nowhere on earth.
Speaker 8: Against one point four pounds.
Speaker 12: So disgusting.
Speaker 10: So doctor, what do you think about the experiment here?
Speaker 4: What did you learn to try not to do scientific
Speaker 4: experiments with people who quit mid experiment.
Speaker 5: That's a good lesson.
Speaker 12: Yeah no, no, it has nothing new.
Speaker 5: Quitting it's dude, this is actually everything you do awful
Speaker 5: as everything you need to quitting.
Speaker 12: It feels like I'm going to regurgitate.
Speaker 8: Okay, stop, stops.
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