Speaker 1: It's time for the Bobby Bones post show. Here's your host,
Speaker 1: Bobby Bones. Hello. Friends, It's been a while since we've
Speaker 1: been able to do a post show. We've just been
Speaker 1: moving and shaking. What be moving to shake? Yeah, I've
Speaker 1: been busy, um and then it gets to be about
Speaker 1: noon and we're like hired mover and that. Honestly, we
Speaker 1: get it. We're exhausted, but we're back for an extra
Speaker 1: post show today. Mike d who we did we do
Speaker 1: talk about your wedding in the regular show? Yeah? Did
Speaker 1: your Why? It was it weird to call your wife?
Speaker 1: I'm not used to it. Yeah, I even I was
Speaker 1: about to go wife and I was like, all right, yeah,
Speaker 1: wife sounds so official and real. Take me a while
Speaker 1: to geus to it. Are you having any second thoughts
Speaker 1: now or no? No? No? Did you wake up feeling different?
Speaker 1: I do feel different because there's just this feeling of
Speaker 1: it having the official title now and being like legally
Speaker 1: bad sound that feels it just feels more real. It's
Speaker 1: the only way I can describe it. It's also harder
Speaker 1: for her to break up with you now. Yeah, like
Speaker 1: we were attached, we're legally bounds. I see it with kit.
Speaker 1: We get Mary, it's gonna be a lot harder for
Speaker 1: her to break up with me. Yeah, I gotta jumped
Speaker 1: to a few more hoops. It's like a guard is
Speaker 1: down some kind of way. We were sitting at our
Speaker 1: table at Mike's wedding. It was me, Caitlyn, Eddie, his wife,
Speaker 1: our friend of mad and his wife and they were
Speaker 1: like a mod's like, dog, you gotta be with somebody
Speaker 1: for like the rest of your life, Like is that
Speaker 1: crazy to you? And I'm like, no, it feels okay.
Speaker 1: I'm worried about her not wanting to be with me
Speaker 1: more than I am me not wanting to be with her.
Speaker 1: Or sometimes you just check in and go like, hey,
Speaker 1: still you still like me? I do that now, Like
Speaker 1: we're still good. You're still like one you see um.
Speaker 1: But yeah, congratulations Nam, thank you. You're not you are?
Speaker 1: You aren't wearing rings? I am what is it? It
Speaker 1: is just like a tungsten ring straight up. What color
Speaker 1: is it? It's like like a dark gray, like charcoal.
Speaker 1: I don't know what tungsten means. It's the material, I guess. Oh,
Speaker 1: it's not a brand. No, it's hard. Yeah, it's pretty hard. Well,
Speaker 1: congratulations you can hear a lot about the wedding coming
Speaker 1: up in the regular show, or maybe you already heard
Speaker 1: about it. You said in the show that you watched
Speaker 1: three movies the day of your wedding. Yeah, what did
Speaker 1: you watch? I watched a movie called Paul, which is
Speaker 1: a comedy about it's like Seth Rogan voicing an alien
Speaker 1: who comes to Earth. Did you like it? Yeah? It's funny.
Speaker 1: Is it new? No, it's an older movie, okay. And
Speaker 1: I watched Cabin in the Wood, which is a horror movie.
Speaker 1: And then the last movie we watched was Deep Blue Sea.
Speaker 1: What's that? It's an older like sci fi movie about
Speaker 1: some really robotic sharks. Did you pick those movies for
Speaker 1: a reason. No, we just had the sci fi channel on.
Speaker 1: Oh so you just watched movies that we're on. Yeah,
Speaker 1: we just want to watch on random. I see on
Speaker 1: HBO Max there's a movie with Angela and Jolie where
Speaker 1: she's and I've almost watched it, where she's like a
Speaker 1: firefighter or something. Yeah, she's a smoke jumper. What is
Speaker 1: a smoke jumper? So she like sits at the top
Speaker 1: of like a it's like a watch tower that overlooks
Speaker 1: the forest, there's a fire, she goes and takes care
Speaker 1: of it, and that's what it's called a smoke jumper.
Speaker 1: Yeah you watched it. Yeah, it's fun. Those who wish
Speaker 1: me dead, don't waste your timeline. Really it's not good,
Speaker 1: Like the whole plot line is really muddy. I feel
Speaker 1: like she didn't really believe her own performance in that movie.
Speaker 1: For her not to do many movies now and to
Speaker 1: do that one. I was surprised by it about not
Speaker 1: good it was. Are you surprised that she would see
Speaker 1: a script this late in her career knowing exactly what
Speaker 1: movies are good or yeah, or and then be like
Speaker 1: this is good and then do it? And yeah, you
Speaker 1: think she would do something it would be at her
Speaker 1: highest level if she's gonna do any kind of movie
Speaker 1: right now. Watched it completely unimpressed by it. I wonder
Speaker 1: if she got a big payday for it. Oh, she
Speaker 1: got a lot of money for it. Maybe that's why.
Speaker 1: Maybe you just go, you know what, they're paying me
Speaker 1: a lot of money? Why not? And who knows? It
Speaker 1: might be good after editing. That's how you talk yourself
Speaker 1: into it after editing. Okay, I'm in So what do
Speaker 1: you rate it. I give it one point five one five.
Speaker 1: That maybe the lowest review you given a movie. I'd
Speaker 1: say about fifteen minutes in, I was out, but you
Speaker 1: still finished it. I watched the whole thing. You watched
Speaker 1: Mayor of beast Town, right, Oh, I did all because
Speaker 1: you came in talking about it and you watched it.
Speaker 1: I'm not done yet, Okay, where are you? Maybe three
Speaker 1: episodes in so I'm early too, So I don't spoil anything.
Speaker 1: I'm not spoiling anything. And we only watched it. We
Speaker 1: only started early because Caitlin was like, that picture looks
Speaker 1: good because we're just scrolling through picture. Yeah, the still
Speaker 1: picture that comes on the menu yet. Yeah, So without
Speaker 1: saying too much, just talk about your feelings about it.
Speaker 1: It's fantastic. It is. It's so good. I love mysteries
Speaker 1: like that, you know, And and it's just one of
Speaker 1: those things where when I watch a mystery, I'm constantly
Speaker 1: trying to I think everyone, I'm not unique in this,
Speaker 1: but I'm constantly trying to solve the case as the
Speaker 1: show goes on. And I'm telling you right now that
Speaker 1: there is no way that you're going to solve this case,
Speaker 1: No way, no, I don't even want to hear that.
Speaker 1: But you're not going to. I don't even want to
Speaker 1: hear that. No, you're not. But I don't even want
Speaker 1: to hear that, because because if I feel like, oh,
Speaker 1: I've got this, why can't because Eddi's already said, there's
Speaker 1: no way you're going to You're not just saying all right,
Speaker 1: but it's so good. I think, why doesn't everybody get
Speaker 1: onto Eddie? We just did we just did more. I
Speaker 1: didn't spoil anything for you. Okay, That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: It was dang good mystery. Now it's like when a movie.
Speaker 1: I go watch a movie right now, come back, I'm like, oh, man,
Speaker 1: the ending is so crazy, You're never even gonna realize it.
Speaker 1: And you're like, well, I wish you would tell me that,
Speaker 1: because maybe I'll feel like I realize it and then go, well, well,
Speaker 1: I know, I'm I don't know. I just don't like
Speaker 1: any indicator at all. Yeah, you're wasting You're saying we're
Speaker 1: wasting our time guessing when we're in the middle of
Speaker 1: the series. No, I think everyone watches mysteries by guessing, right,
Speaker 1: don't you always try to? Like you said, yeah, exactly,
Speaker 1: but it's so good. And then what's her name, Kate Winslet.
Speaker 1: I mean, she does such a great job like she
Speaker 1: to me is always um the girl from Titanic too,
Speaker 1: and she is so different than that character. It's like me,
Speaker 1: that's how you realize she's such a good actress that
Speaker 1: I forget that she was the girl and Titanic. What
Speaker 1: do you give it? Oh, five detectives out of five five? Yes,
Speaker 1: I haven't seen a mystery like that in years. It's
Speaker 1: so good. You know the show. And by the way,
Speaker 1: you guys can call us if you is hay over
Speaker 1: the phones? Yep, did you watch on You can call
Speaker 1: us if you want during this. You may be watching
Speaker 1: on Facebook right now. Eight seven, seven seventy seven, Bobby,
Speaker 1: Sometimes I forget to say that. You guys can still
Speaker 1: hop in on the show. Have you seen Undoing? Yeah? Yeah, okay,
Speaker 1: so is that? What's that on? All right? I'll watch
Speaker 1: that because I'm walking. So while I walk, I watched
Speaker 1: these TVs. It's interesting. Yeah, but we're gonna we're gonna
Speaker 1: see a story by Eddie get hit by car. But
Speaker 1: that's interesting. I think he's on a treadmill. Yeah, there's
Speaker 1: a treadmill on the Street. No, no no, No. The show
Speaker 1: that I think I'm gonna start watching as my about
Speaker 1: myself show. And I heard about it from I mean
Speaker 1: months ago, from Matt Jones, who's my friend who does
Speaker 1: Kentucky sports radio. He was like, you have to watch
Speaker 1: this Formula one show. And I'm like, well, I don't
Speaker 1: know anything about Formula one. He was, I don't either,
Speaker 1: he goes, but there are multiple seasons. It's the best
Speaker 1: show the Netflix has, really, and now a lot of
Speaker 1: my friends, four of them feels like a lot because
Speaker 1: see their Instagram stories. They're a way into Formula one now.
Speaker 1: And they grew up in places like I did. They
Speaker 1: don't think about Formula one and you know European race
Speaker 1: car drivers. But apparently this show is so good where
Speaker 1: it teaches you about them their teams. But it's that's
Speaker 1: what it is. I don't know if I was seeing Yeah,
Speaker 1: I think yesterday was some sort of race because I
Speaker 1: saw a ton of Instagram stories from people I know,
Speaker 1: we're going, are you guys watching this? It's got eighty
Speaker 1: one percent on Rotten Tomatoes. Formula one Drive to Survive,
Speaker 1: but I have it, But that's gonna be next after
Speaker 1: Mayor of Eastown. But I think it's going to be
Speaker 1: the show I watched by myself because I don't think
Speaker 1: Kitla wants to watch Formula one. Is she watching Mayor
Speaker 1: of Eastown with you? Okay, how far are you? It
Speaker 1: was her idea there, it was her time to pick
Speaker 1: the picture. Does she stick when she does that, she's
Speaker 1: stick with the whole show? Or she kind of bailing you? No,
Speaker 1: we stick good. We even stuck on that show with
Speaker 1: when they went to Mars Away Hillary Swink Yeah, and
Speaker 1: we were like, well, this is darting to suck, but
Speaker 1: we held we held on. Then they didn't have a
Speaker 1: season two. We were like, well, let's just stay because
Speaker 1: we're gonna see if they if they learn their lesson
Speaker 1: to make a better season next time. Um so, Mike,
Speaker 1: so you watch the Friends of Reunion, by the way,
Speaker 1: I did. I did, yeah, because it's all on HBO Max.
Speaker 1: So I finally just sided at cave in and get
Speaker 1: HBO Max guys again. That one's so good. That reunion
Speaker 1: is so so good. Definitely sad. I mean I got
Speaker 1: a little sad after me and it's just normal people
Speaker 1: get old, but it's you want to remember these characters
Speaker 1: the way they were, and when you see him come in,
Speaker 1: like Joey, Joey acts like such an old man, you know,
Speaker 1: like he just kind of walks around, like I don't
Speaker 1: remember that wall being that color. It's so funny to
Speaker 1: see Joey old and all of them really just kind
Speaker 1: of age. And but I loved it. I base how
Speaker 1: much I like something on how much I think about
Speaker 1: it afterwards. And I watched it, you know, last week,
Speaker 1: and I still think about it. Well good, Like so,
Speaker 1: I thought it was pretty good. I didn't think it
Speaker 1: was great, But I do understand because I've talked to
Speaker 1: some friends that said that I won't watch it because
Speaker 1: I want to remember them the way they were, And
Speaker 1: I understand that, Like I get it. You want to
Speaker 1: love the series for what it was and not see
Speaker 1: them all old. I don't even mind that. I just
Speaker 1: felt like it was pretty contrived, and I don't think
Speaker 1: James Cordon was a weird choice to hope he was
Speaker 1: a weird host. I didn't like that part. I like
Speaker 1: more of them how they just came in and would
Speaker 1: tell stories and look at the sec that part, yeah,
Speaker 1: parts I really like. I feel like they didn't talk
Speaker 1: to channeler at all, And I wish they would have
Speaker 1: addressed that they edited him out a lot, I would think.
Speaker 1: And I'm talking about before they got back together, because
Speaker 1: he's like, well, nobody call me no and so, and
Speaker 1: they probably had a reason. I'm sure that he wasn't
Speaker 1: the easiest person. He's going through a lot. Yeah, but
Speaker 1: rotten Tomatoes for Friends of the Reunion? Is seventy eight?
Speaker 1: Pretty good? No? Is that not good? Is it? Normally?
Speaker 1: I thought it would be so much higher. I thought
Speaker 1: about seventy five or so. In my heart, I would
Speaker 1: have given it about a solid sea. They get paid
Speaker 1: a lot of money to do that, I know. But
Speaker 1: sometimes though you're you're editing videos correct, Thank you be fair,
Speaker 1: thank you for sticking up for me. I'll look over
Speaker 1: and I've got some set Eddy and he's like knuckles
Speaker 1: deep in a video. Um, I make a wish. Leader
Speaker 1: confesses to embezzling from charity for critically old children. Oh no,
Speaker 1: she was. Did you see the story in the news? Now?
Speaker 1: Terribly sad. I just couldn't find a spot to get
Speaker 1: to it today. Like if the ViBe's gotta be right,
Speaker 1: we gotta be talking about something that allows us to happen,
Speaker 1: because this is a real downer. The former CEO of
Speaker 1: the Make a Wish chapter in Iowa has played it
Speaker 1: guilty to embezzling from the charity for almost forty one
Speaker 1: thousand dollars in money that would have gone to help
Speaker 1: fill the wishes of children with critical illnesses. Jennifer Woodley
Speaker 1: confessed last week she made unauthorized purchases on a foundation
Speaker 1: credit card, gave herself an unapproved bonus and salary increase,
Speaker 1: and falsified foundation records related to those expenses. That's trouble.
Speaker 1: It's just gonna trouble for her to find a job
Speaker 1: next to you know, you're gonna google her, all right,
Speaker 1: you come in for a job for the geek squad
Speaker 1: a best Buy. Let me let me google here and
Speaker 1: see what you're Oh, you stole from sick kids. Yea.
Speaker 1: And she was a CEO, so no one was challenging
Speaker 1: her unless there's a board, and I'm surely accountable to somebody.
Speaker 1: But at the end of the day, she probably was
Speaker 1: kicked away with a lot until she didn't. Hurricanes are
Speaker 1: threatening more than thirty two million US homes this year.
Speaker 1: Like it's great to live on the beach. I get it,
Speaker 1: it'd be awesome to live on the beach, but I'm
Speaker 1: so near about everything all the time. I would always
Speaker 1: be like, oh, boys, this today, this the day a
Speaker 1: hurricane comes, Bobby, you'd be boarding up every day. There's Bobby,
Speaker 1: get water again. A report release from a real estate
Speaker 1: analytics group called core Logic said that homes, both single
Speaker 1: and family homes and all these were at a greater
Speaker 1: risk this year because the hurricanes. They listened about. Thirty
Speaker 1: two million homes are up. I haven't been in a situation,
Speaker 1: thank god, where my home has been in jeopardy, meaning flood, hurricane, fire.
Speaker 1: I don't want jinks any of that stuff. Tornado, tornado
Speaker 1: you know you got close when it went was at
Speaker 1: your house? Yeah, I mean blocks from I mean Lunchbox
Speaker 1: and I both got lucky because like streets in between
Speaker 1: me and Lunchbox houses were completely ruined. But like, it's
Speaker 1: just crazy to think how close it was. In Arkansas,
Speaker 1: towns would get hit next to ours. When you're a
Speaker 1: small town, there's a lot of little towns near you.
Speaker 1: But we had tornadoes all the time too, like growing up.
Speaker 1: That's why what tornadoes happen here, everybody's freaking out. I'm
Speaker 1: just kind of trained to go, Okay, I'll watch it closer,
Speaker 1: but not to freak out because we had forty of them.
Speaker 1: Like Morgan, I would assume you growing up in Kansas
Speaker 1: even more tornadoes than Arkansas. I would assume when you
Speaker 1: hear at tornado warning, it's still a real deal, but
Speaker 1: you've just been through so many you don't. I would
Speaker 1: assume you don't go running for the basement. No, I'm
Speaker 1: just a pro at this point. I grab exactly what
Speaker 1: I need, I'm ready to go in case something happens,
Speaker 1: and then I'm calm, cool, collected. At this point, I
Speaker 1: think I've experienced at least ten tornadoes in my life
Speaker 1: so far. So when I say forty, I think I've
Speaker 1: had warnings, but I haven't been I don't think i've
Speaker 1: experienced I think i've experienced close, like probably four or five.
Speaker 1: You think you've experienced ten, Yeah, I mean I know
Speaker 1: like four very vividly, and I remember others of it
Speaker 1: being around, and it happened so frequently that you just
Speaker 1: kind of get used to it. It's like a thunderstorm
Speaker 1: and you just know what to do and you almost
Speaker 1: there's basements in Kansas, so you just keep all your
Speaker 1: things down that you need, like you have stuff stocked.
Speaker 1: It's like another Thursday in Kansas. Yeah. We went to
Speaker 1: the airport once Raging idiot show, no maybe a morning show.
Speaker 1: We went there and there was they landed us in
Speaker 1: the middle of all the storms and we had to
Speaker 1: like wait at the bottom of the airport or at
Speaker 1: the airport for a long time. And they were like, yeah, dude,
Speaker 1: you good, which is what we do here. It's like
Speaker 1: one of the first times we went to welcomes. We're like, yeah, yeah, Kansas,
Speaker 1: the tornado state I have. I didn't take my IBS
Speaker 1: pill this morning. Let me tell you what happens with
Speaker 1: this thing I called. I got a big bucket of
Speaker 1: water too. It's so that pill is so expensive. They called.
Speaker 1: They were like, hey, your pills gonna be one thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: What's that one? What not? One pill? Also care prescription
Speaker 1: of it, which is insane. And so I go to
Speaker 1: the doctor. She's like you need this stuff, and I'm
Speaker 1: like okay. So we call insurance an insurances like we
Speaker 1: can't get sometimes it's gonna be a thousd I was like,
Speaker 1: no, no no, no, no, I'll just have ibs. I'm not Bay.
Speaker 1: It was for a whole year, but it still was
Speaker 1: a thousand dollars a lot of money, man. And if
Speaker 1: you don't have insurance, and that's what that's what sucks.
Speaker 1: That's like, that's like the stuff that if I running
Speaker 1: for office, it will be my first priority. Food insficiency,
Speaker 1: making sure people can get their medicine. Geez. But now
Speaker 1: I'm on a timers. In case you guys are wondering, yes,
Speaker 1: I've taken the clock has started. I'm on a timer.
Speaker 1: The hidden cost of owning a super yacht which people
Speaker 1: I ask Kitlin last night. I was like, hey, do
Speaker 1: you have interesting not seriously, I was like, do you
Speaker 1: ever I've interested getting a boat and she was like, nah,
Speaker 1: it'd be fine, I guess, but boats are a lot
Speaker 1: of work. I don't launch Box wants a boat. Yes,
Speaker 1: I want a hot tub boat specifically looks awesome, and
Speaker 1: order a yacht would be great too. So you have
Speaker 1: your own driver and they probably take care of it
Speaker 1: for you, so you don't do anything live out on
Speaker 1: the water driver captain. So a one hundred and fifty
Speaker 1: foot yacht will cost about two million dollars a year,
Speaker 1: not even to buy whoa a year, not even to
Speaker 1: buy this is just to two hundred thousand bucks weekly
Speaker 1: to run awesome, because it's insurance, fuel, supplies, toys, anyone
Speaker 1: you have to hire to work on your boat. You
Speaker 1: have to pay them salaries. And so they're like, hey,
Speaker 1: you see these boats, and you're like, man, if I
Speaker 1: could just save up and buy a five million dollars yacht,
Speaker 1: oh yeah, it's then you have to pay two million
Speaker 1: dollars a year to keep the five million dollars a
Speaker 1: yacht five million dollars yacht running. That means you made
Speaker 1: it in life though, that means you know you're good
Speaker 1: if you got a gut and you can do it
Speaker 1: no other worries. Raymundo says he discovered Parker McCollum before
Speaker 1: anyone else on the show. Yeah, my buddy Billy reminded
Speaker 1: me of this. So about four years ago I pitched
Speaker 1: a segment that if we would play this artist song
Speaker 1: on the radio, hopefully it would make him big. And
Speaker 1: I said it would also help Billy out because Billy
Speaker 1: was on something in the golf. They're on a boat together.
Speaker 1: Ironically enough, talking about boats. And that's when they did
Speaker 1: a handshake deal and Billy said, I know a country
Speaker 1: guy in Nashville. He's my buddy me and he said,
Speaker 1: he knows a guy you Bobby Bones, that can get
Speaker 1: the song played. What's a handshake deal? And did I know, Billy?
Speaker 1: Do I know you knew? Billy? But I had said
Speaker 1: I pitched it as a bit. I said, this will
Speaker 1: really help out Billy. He'll land a deal with this
Speaker 1: whoever Parker mccollin they were in other business together, and
Speaker 1: I said, it'll really help out Billy. The friendship of
Speaker 1: the partnership because he kind of big taught me and uh,
Speaker 1: and I said, listen, Bones can probably get it done.
Speaker 1: We got very close to doing the bit. We never
Speaker 1: did the bit that artist Parker McCollum. And I was like,
Speaker 1: four or five years did you you said it on
Speaker 1: the year though, yeah, we never never, no, no no, we
Speaker 1: never did the bit. It. We came so close. Well
Speaker 1: he can get back that artist Jimmy Allen, Well you
Speaker 1: can do that now with anyone. Yeah, for anyone that's
Speaker 1: broken over the last four years. But I feel like
Speaker 1: I remembered this story unless raised multiple times like so
Speaker 1: I don't know how to say it, but the bit.
Speaker 1: We did the bit, but then we deleted it. Oh
Speaker 1: so that's why you remember it. Okay, So we play
Speaker 1: his music, Yeah, I mean it was old songs of his.
Speaker 1: It wasn't even like his new ones. But it does
Speaker 1: sound familiarity. No it I mean I remember doing I
Speaker 1: think I remember it too, But what why what happened?
Speaker 1: I just wasn't good enough. Sometimes we got high standards,
Speaker 1: so we said it just doesn't need to go out there.
Speaker 1: Or maybe I felt fishy for doing it. I think
Speaker 1: that's probably what it was. Or it's like I can't
Speaker 1: have billion making a handshake deal. Some artists handshake deals. No, no,
Speaker 1: it's nice. That's probably what it was. So do you
Speaker 1: have audio? Yeah, well this is his old song. This
Speaker 1: is when he tried to pitch it's called misunderstood. It
Speaker 1: was like four years ago. You told me I was
Speaker 1: no good good good. I was an idiot. I just
Speaker 1: always feel weird because Ray comes in shady deals all
Speaker 1: the time. Hey, but Buddies knows a guy. He told me,
Speaker 1: if you can do this, I can get ten percent
Speaker 1: off one hundred toothbuschers that I can sell in the
Speaker 1: Street corners, and I'm like, wait, what, why am I?
Speaker 1: Why am I involved in this? Speaking of money, most
Speaker 1: kids think they're gonna be millionaires. Who didn't. Do you
Speaker 1: feel like your kids think they're just gonna be rich
Speaker 1: growing up? Probably? Yes? What do you think they'll do?
Speaker 1: What do they think they'll do to be rich growing up?
Speaker 1: I think most of them want to think they're gonna
Speaker 1: be athletes. Professional athletes is the number one thing. My
Speaker 1: oldest son thinks he's going to be a movie director,
Speaker 1: so he obviously knows that he wants a Ferrari or
Speaker 1: maybe Lamborghini, one of the two he's already picked out.
Speaker 1: I want a Lamborghini when I get rich, and I'm
Speaker 1: gonna live in Hollywood. So the weird thing about movie
Speaker 1: directors is even if you're pretty successful, you're not a millionaire.
Speaker 1: It's only the elite, elite, elite bones. I tell him
Speaker 1: that all the time. Yeah, and then he comes back
Speaker 1: with like a B and a test and I'm just like, yeah,
Speaker 1: looks see that's not millionaire grade right there. And it's like, look,
Speaker 1: Steven Silvera dropped out in sixth grade. I had no
Speaker 1: answer to that. According to a new survey, and majority
Speaker 1: of elementary and middle school kids believe they will become millionaires. However,
Speaker 1: most think that when they their parents age, will have
Speaker 1: tons of money and be significantly more wealthy than their parents.
Speaker 1: A lot of this is because the TV shows and
Speaker 1: also what they see in social media TikTok Instagram make
Speaker 1: it seem very attainable. YouTube that stuff on TikTok Instagram
Speaker 1: that they're mostly faking it, thank you. Mostly people are like, oh, like,
Speaker 1: how rich I am ain't really that rich. It's not
Speaker 1: that they are and showing it off. It's everybody's flexing
Speaker 1: it up a little bit. Do you think you'd be rich?
Speaker 1: You're no, I don't know. I don't remember having those thoughts.
Speaker 1: Did you think you would You didn't ever? No. I
Speaker 1: mean I'm trying to think back, like I never thought
Speaker 1: I was going to be now kids have. I'm trying
Speaker 1: to think of what I thought I was going to be,
Speaker 1: Like what was the equivalent? I never wanted to be
Speaker 1: an actress or a singer, And that's like what we
Speaker 1: knew now kids are like well as some athletes, but yes,
Speaker 1: YouTube star, Instagram start TikTok star Like that's what I hear.
Speaker 1: My daughter says, I just want to make money on TikTok,
Speaker 1: and I'm like, and how are you going to do that?
Speaker 1: She doesn't have a dollar amount like millions, But I
Speaker 1: just don't. Kids just think that they see others making
Speaker 1: money online and that that it just must be easy.
Speaker 1: Do you think you'd be rich? Nah? I mean I
Speaker 1: thought i'd have like a nice house and stuff and
Speaker 1: probably a boat and a really nice car, but not
Speaker 1: like filthy rich. How I have no idea, Like I
Speaker 1: thought I was gonna be a rock star at what
Speaker 1: I thought. That was only thought I was gonna be rich.
Speaker 1: I thought I was gonna be on the Real World
Speaker 1: and MTV, and that was just gonna be millions of
Speaker 1: dollars coming in out to that because I to that
Speaker 1: you get super famous and they're on TV, and that
Speaker 1: was my dream from when I was little. I always
Speaker 1: thought I'd be super rich. But now you realize the
Speaker 1: real world people don't make that much of money. Well
Speaker 1: now I realized that they didn't make that much money,
Speaker 1: and then they went back and they do real jobs
Speaker 1: and they have families and some of them are still
Speaker 1: rich though, because now the challenge is like when when
Speaker 1: they're on the Challenge back in the day, they were
Speaker 1: winning like a boat. Now, name a person on that
Speaker 1: that's rich from the challenge, Johnny Bananas except the one
Speaker 1: just about to say that, Mark Long is the godfather.
Speaker 1: Johnny Banana's net worth two hundred thousand dollars. No way.
Speaker 1: He he won half a million on the last challenge,
Speaker 1: so there's no more way. Okay, But then you get
Speaker 1: two hundred and sixties two hundred seventies Okay, So that's
Speaker 1: more than two hundred thousand right there. Because life. I'm
Speaker 1: not saying you're wrong, but I'm saying I just think
Speaker 1: your concept of the money people make is CT. Who
Speaker 1: was that other guy you said, Mark Long, Mark the godfather,
Speaker 1: the godfather of reality TV? Yeah, he was on the
Speaker 1: first season of road Rules, Mark Loan the reality TV
Speaker 1: is net worth about a million bucks, boom millionaire wore
Speaker 1: what did he do? No, he's the godfather. He's still
Speaker 1: on the I mean he still goes on. He went
Speaker 1: on the Challenge All Stars this season. I mean, the
Speaker 1: dude is amazing CT. He's still rocking it. My point,
Speaker 1: there's three or four of them, and there's like a
Speaker 1: thousand of them. Who even did that? And didn't have
Speaker 1: a lot of money. What about you, did you think? Yeah,
Speaker 1: of course I still felt that I was still I
Speaker 1: didn't know if I went to Eddie and I had
Speaker 1: someone over at the TV studio once from Emmy Television,
Speaker 1: and I was like, oh, yeah, nothing's gonna hold me back.
Speaker 1: I'm not quittingun til I get it, So let's go
Speaker 1: until I die. And so she came and did a
Speaker 1: star chart. She's like a guest on our regional TV show,
Speaker 1: and she was like, You're gonna be like, wow, like
Speaker 1: Oprah rich. And I was like, Eddie looked she said it,
Speaker 1: and Eddie became my best friend that day. He was like,
Speaker 1: stays um, Honestly, I believe by friends and family around
Speaker 1: me told me I was gonna be rich. I just
Speaker 1: never thought I was going to People saw it in
Speaker 1: me that I didn't see it in me. They were like,
Speaker 1: you have a talent. And then as as I got
Speaker 1: went through Pubert either like your voice is really good,
Speaker 1: and I was like, I think I could probably become
Speaker 1: rich then from my voice. But then at the same
Speaker 1: time it's all back and forth. So look I would
Speaker 1: look up at and see like play by play announcers
Speaker 1: they don't make that much money. PA and address announcers,
Speaker 1: they don't make that much. So then going into college,
Speaker 1: then I started to come to the realization, I'm really
Speaker 1: not gonna be rich doing this, but it's gonna be
Speaker 1: something I really enjoy and that people tell me the
Speaker 1: key support yourself and do what you love. That's actual
Speaker 1: actually rich. Sure, you rich in happiness, but also if
Speaker 1: you love what you're doing and you're making a lot
Speaker 1: of money, that's extra rich. Hey, Mike, give me the
Speaker 1: story about remembering certain things. So they say, if you're
Speaker 1: having trouble remembering certain things, that might just be the
Speaker 1: food that you're eating. Because what we're consuming is actually
Speaker 1: affecting our brain. It's not age per se. They get
Speaker 1: specific the kinds of foods. According to a new study,
Speaker 1: people wait most types of fruits as well as vegetables
Speaker 1: improve their short term and long term memory over time.
Speaker 1: If you really had that based in your diet, if
Speaker 1: you consistently eat it over twelve eight to twelve months,
Speaker 1: you will start to see noticeable changes in your overall memory.
Speaker 1: If you eat a lot of sugar, the opposite way
Speaker 1: with your brain. Wow. Specifically, research is found the people
Speaker 1: who ate, leafy greens and red vegetables and dark berries
Speaker 1: benefited the most with their memory. But it does take
Speaker 1: a long time, like eight to twelve months before you
Speaker 1: started to notice something. Oh wow, do you feel your
Speaker 1: memories jacked up? Absolutely? I don't know years? Cands like, well,
Speaker 1: I don't know ninety four, yeah, two thousand and six,
Speaker 1: Like no difference to me. Almost. Yeah. People they can
Speaker 1: remember where they were in what years and what I'm
Speaker 1: just blown away by, Like Lunchbox has an amazing memory
Speaker 1: about years, does anything like he remembers like football plays
Speaker 1: of a game that happened like fifteen years ago. I
Speaker 1: can do stuff like that. That's crazy. How do you guys?
Speaker 1: Or scores? Or I can remember what order the nationally
Speaker 1: East finished in nineteen eighty nine, stuff like that. That's crazy.
Speaker 1: But like my life, no chance eighty two. No, you
Speaker 1: guys were to college? Oh sorry. Women can remember, or
Speaker 1: at least I've read this a couple of times, a
Speaker 1: lot more to the life stuff than men. And that's
Speaker 1: why sometimes they'll or we will bring things up, like
Speaker 1: maybe even in an argument or a conversation will be like, oh,
Speaker 1: well know, like what you said you were wearing when
Speaker 1: you said it what time of day it was? Like,
Speaker 1: we remember, I don't know right now. If I didn't
Speaker 1: look down right now, sure I would know exactly what
Speaker 1: I'm wearing. I'm with you, all right. That's gonna be
Speaker 1: it for today. Hey, thank you guys for watching Breaking
Speaker 1: Bobby Bones. It was on again last night. Two episodes
Speaker 1: where I did demolition or I just a stunt person.
Speaker 1: You can watch that on nat Geo. You can on
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Speaker 1: it click. Some people bought the whole season for like
Speaker 1: twenty bucks and they'll be sixteen episodes. So thank you
Speaker 1: guys for the support there. Otherwise, that's gonna be it
Speaker 1: for today. I'm gonna go get a dentisappointment. I have
Speaker 1: a tailor coming over because my suit your weddings. Oh no,
Speaker 1: not wedding suit. Suit for Caitlin's. We're going to a
Speaker 1: wedding this weekend and I have to wear a suit.
Speaker 1: It's a little tight. So the person that doesn't want
Speaker 1: American our clothes are coming over to give me a
Speaker 1: little Also, think I'm getting bigger from lifting like more.
Speaker 1: Oh so tightened the arms, well, no, I just like
Speaker 1: doing that. Feel better. Okay, all right, we're done, Thank
Speaker 1: you Guys'll see tomorrow Bigas