Speaker 1: Transmitting I hope.
Speaker 2: You had a great weekend. Welcome to Monday Show Morning
Speaker 2: Studio Morning.
Speaker 1: All these celebrities have three names.
Speaker 2: If I were to say, who said I see dead People?
Speaker 1: Who's in Sling Blade?
Speaker 3: Billy Bob Thornton?
Speaker 4: Correct, just me?
Speaker 3: Okay, everybody have it.
Speaker 2: Write your answer down. You'll be eliminated if you miss it.
Speaker 2: Number one, what multi talented performer?
Speaker 1: Started?
Speaker 2: In? How I Met Your Mother? And Doogie Howser. Three
Speaker 2: names celebrities.
Speaker 4: What is his name?
Speaker 2: I mean, what a multi talented performer start? And How
Speaker 2: I Met Your Mother? And Dougie Howser, Lunchbox.
Speaker 5: Neil Patrick Harris, Amy and Neil Patrick Harris, Neil Patrick Harris,
Speaker 5: Everybody's Alive.
Speaker 2: This actor was known for such movies is Can't Hardly Wait?
Speaker 2: And I Know What You Did Last Summer. They also
Speaker 2: had a brief career as a pop singer and dated
Speaker 2: Carson Daly.
Speaker 6: I'm in for the Whim, Can't Hardly Wait, I Know
Speaker 6: what you did last Summer, a brief career as a
Speaker 6: pop singer, and also dated Carson Daily, I'm.
Speaker 7: In, I'm in Amy, Jennifer Love Hewett.
Speaker 1: Lunchbox Jennifer Love hewittt Eddie an idiot?
Speaker 3: Sarah Michelle Galler. Oh, dang.
Speaker 1: Freddy, Prince junr is who she's married too?
Speaker 3: Dang it, Eddi's out?
Speaker 1: Next up?
Speaker 2: Who assassinated President Abraham Lincoln in eighteen sixty five?
Speaker 4: Mm hmm allegendly?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 2: No, yeah, there's no allegend Amy, John Wilkes and Booth Lunchbox.
Speaker 4: John Wilkes Booth. Correct.
Speaker 2: What former US marine allegedly assassin to President John F.
Speaker 1: Kennedy.
Speaker 8: Oh, allegedly, that's great, I'm in Amy, Lee Harvey Oswald.
Speaker 1: Lunchbox, Lee Harvey Oswald. Correct.
Speaker 2: What country artist released the album Life Said Dance in
Speaker 2: nineteen ninety two?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 1: What country artists released Life Said Dance in nineteen ninety two?
Speaker 9: The Only Thing I Got I'm in for the Wind Lunchbox,
Speaker 9: John Michael Montgomery, Amy.
Speaker 7: John Michael Montgomery.
Speaker 4: Correct.
Speaker 2: Also in nineteen ninety two, a country artist released the
Speaker 2: album Some Gave.
Speaker 7: All nineteen ninety two, Ye, Some Gave All?
Speaker 10: Uh?
Speaker 9: Can you name a song from that album?
Speaker 4: Never heard that one?
Speaker 7: Huh?
Speaker 2: What three name artists? I can see you as a
Speaker 2: song from it? If you want no? No, we're good man?
Speaker 1: Okay? He said no, where would you say name?
Speaker 3: You had the majority of vote? Because I think I
Speaker 3: got it.
Speaker 2: You and Amy yep, Lunchbox Brooks and done three?
Speaker 7: Or Amy John Michael Montgomery again? Yeah, no trick question.
Speaker 4: With that route.
Speaker 2: If i'd have sang, where am I going to live
Speaker 2: when I get home?
Speaker 3: My wife?
Speaker 2: Done?
Speaker 1: Throughout all my clothes? No, Billy Ray Siris.
Speaker 2: Oh, what actor was the romantic lead in five Hundred
Speaker 2: Days of Summer and appeared in inception?
Speaker 1: Three? Name celebrities?
Speaker 2: What actor was the romantic lead in five Hundred Days
Speaker 2: of Summer and appeared in inception?
Speaker 7: I can't think it was named.
Speaker 1: John Michael Montgomery.
Speaker 4: Oh, man, I don't know his name.
Speaker 1: Five seconds?
Speaker 5: Okay, Lunchbox Gordon, Joseph Lot.
Speaker 7: Oh, that's so close.
Speaker 2: Maybe I don't have that, But Joseph Gordon Levitt.
Speaker 3: You're dyslexic?
Speaker 1: Is that Gordon was the first name?
Speaker 7: No too, Joseph Jordan.
Speaker 2: Joseph Gordon Levitt. Yeah, a sudden death, sudden death. Three
Speaker 2: speed round.
Speaker 1: Questions, I had that, dude, Three speed round questions.
Speaker 2: What actor starting her own sitcom said of Minneapolis in
Speaker 2: the seventies and helped redefine the role of women on.
Speaker 7: Timmy Amy Marry Tyler Moore correct?
Speaker 2: What actor played the mischievous middle child? Randy said mischievous
Speaker 2: like that?
Speaker 3: Go ahead?
Speaker 4: Jonathan Taylor Thomas.
Speaker 2: Correct, Oh, and it's tight for the win buzz in.
Speaker 1: What actor was known for movies like.
Speaker 2: Halloween, Freaky Friday and in twenty twenty three one an
Speaker 2: Oscar for her role in Everything Everywhere, All at Once?
Speaker 1: What three seconds lush box? Yeah, Jamie Lee Cardiss correct. Yes,
Speaker 1: it's anonymous sin by.
Speaker 3: Anonymous Sinbo.
Speaker 4: There's a question to be.
Speaker 2: Hello, Bobby Bones, my girlfriend wants a puppy. I think
Speaker 2: it's a bad idea. We've been together for two years,
Speaker 2: we've been living together for six months. That's got a
Speaker 2: little rough, I must admit. And I think that she
Speaker 2: thinks a puppy will magically make everything better. I'm against
Speaker 2: using an animal or a kid as a band aid
Speaker 2: for what's become a more tense than it should be
Speaker 2: living situation. Plus, we both work weird shifts, and I'm
Speaker 2: worried the pup will be alone far more than would
Speaker 2: be healthy for it, especially when you consider that she
Speaker 2: and I both also like to keep an active social
Speaker 2: life and enjoy frequent road trips. It might be in
Speaker 2: a total jerk here, like she seems to believe signed
Speaker 2: not ready to be a puppy parent. So let's just
Speaker 2: unravel all this. First of all, if you've been living
Speaker 2: together six months, the reason that you guys are probably
Speaker 2: fighting is that both of you have not been in
Speaker 2: a situation, a living situation like you are now, and
Speaker 2: there are challenges with living with someone just a roommate period,
Speaker 2: but also like your romantic partner, and you guys are
Speaker 2: going through that phase now of learning what you like,
Speaker 2: what you don't like, what's tense, what's not tense, and
Speaker 2: that just creates fights, That just creates uncomforable situations. But
Speaker 2: you need those in order to know how to live together.
Speaker 2: So this is a weird time, and another three or
Speaker 2: four months you're gonna have it figured out, like who
Speaker 2: likes what, how they like it? You're not gonna and
Speaker 2: you're alsio gonna know what our priorities to fight about.
Speaker 2: That's a big thing too, because early on you fight
Speaker 2: about stuff that a year from that point you're like,
Speaker 2: why don't we even fight about that? Like I don't
Speaker 2: even care that much about it. You prioritize kind of
Speaker 2: what you dig in for. What I would encourage you
Speaker 2: to do is have a conversation with her. Not that
Speaker 2: it's a bad idea, no, but it's we've lived together
Speaker 2: six months, can we do this for another six months?
Speaker 2: And if we feel good in six months with our schedules,
Speaker 2: I'd love to talk about getting a puppy. If you're
Speaker 2: fighting a lot now and you just moved in together,
Speaker 2: it's because you're both adjusting to living together. Putting another
Speaker 2: variable end is gonna do nothing but make it harder
Speaker 2: because now there's gonna be something else to fight about
Speaker 2: because you're in the middle of fighting all the time.
Speaker 7: Oh kind of puppy.
Speaker 2: And aside from that way, puppies, even if it is
Speaker 2: the most harmonious, best living situation ever, puppies are very hard,
Speaker 2: and you tend to forget how hard puppies were when
Speaker 2: they're not puppies anymore, because you're like your adult dogs
Speaker 2: are good and you're like, man, puppy, But then you go, man,
Speaker 2: it was really difficult those puppy did. I don't think
Speaker 2: you should get a dog now, so I'm but I'm
Speaker 2: not on your side. I'm on the side of you've
Speaker 2: been living together six months, that's new. You're learning each
Speaker 2: other right now, give it another six months. Don't tell
Speaker 2: her no, tell her yes? But can we? And the
Speaker 2: can we is can we wait six more months? And
Speaker 2: then if we feel like our schedules are going right,
Speaker 2: and let's do it. I think that's what you do.
Speaker 2: And if six months come down road you don't do it,
Speaker 2: just say no then and you can be the jerk
Speaker 2: that you're going to be right now, but you can
Speaker 2: give it six months of a.
Speaker 1: Like a runway.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you'll probably be in a better position six months
Speaker 7: from now.
Speaker 1: So roommates are hard.
Speaker 2: That relationship is hard anyway, Romantic roommates as partners is
Speaker 2: that's hard to because you're even more intimate the living situation,
Speaker 2: toothbrushes are near each other, all of that. You're learning
Speaker 2: when to poop and peep with the door open and closed.
Speaker 2: For the roommates, it's not really a factor. You just
Speaker 2: do it.
Speaker 3: You don't worry about it.
Speaker 10: Close.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, everybody's different. So the answer is not no.
Speaker 2: The answer is yes, but can we wait six more months?
Speaker 2: Puppies are awesome, but they're very hard. But that's the
Speaker 2: second part of this how hard puppies Are In six months,
Speaker 2: hit us back, We'll tell you how hard puppies are.
Speaker 1: Thank you for the email. Close it up.
Speaker 10: It's time for the good news.
Speaker 9: Last week, a family of three decided to go for a.
Speaker 1: Hike in Kentucky the Red River Gorge.
Speaker 9: It was mom, dad, young child, and they set out
Speaker 9: on the hike and they don't realize, Man, this hike's
Speaker 9: a lot longer than we thought. Oh no, the sun
Speaker 9: went down. We're in the middle of the wilderness.
Speaker 3: What do we do.
Speaker 4: We don't know how to get out of here.
Speaker 5: They pull out their iPhone, good old eyebhone and hit
Speaker 5: the s S feature because no cell Yes.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no bars been there? Hate it.
Speaker 9: And they're like, oh my gosh, I don't know if
Speaker 9: we're gonna be stuck here forever.
Speaker 4: What's gonna happen.
Speaker 9: Hour and a half later, rescue team shows up.
Speaker 1: Why can't I text out?
Speaker 3: Good point?
Speaker 2: That means I'm so moved by this. It's not even
Speaker 2: that the rescue team and they that. It's like, if
Speaker 2: they're signal, let me have the Twitter, let me see
Speaker 2: what's betweeted.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I don't know what's up with that? I think
Speaker 7: it's just for emergency.
Speaker 9: No, it is, I mean, but it also maybe it
Speaker 9: gives you what do you call them chargints?
Speaker 1: They charged me more? Do so S? Make it old
Speaker 1: school where you have minutes minutes on so O S?
Speaker 11: Your bill will be like you're gonna get that Manila
Speaker 11: folder in the mall.
Speaker 7: It's like pages.
Speaker 2: When I don't have bars on my phone, it almost
Speaker 2: is my thirteen threes And you know what I'm saying, Oh,
Speaker 2: like the show What's Up?
Speaker 3: Reasons Why What's Up?
Speaker 1: Which is just a quick reference.
Speaker 3: That team show and a Bakers.
Speaker 1: It's a quick reference, man, Eddie.
Speaker 4: That sounds weird.
Speaker 3: Man, it's a crazy story.
Speaker 2: They were saying, we like that SOS works. It does work,
Speaker 2: which makes me think, why can't I connect? And sometimes
Speaker 2: I don't have bars?
Speaker 4: There you go.
Speaker 1: That's what it's all about. Was telling me something good.
Speaker 3: Today's Sinco to mayo, Mio, it's not mayonnaise.
Speaker 2: What do you want, dude? I go on an arts all.
Speaker 2: I think I knew that I'm an idiot, But Sinko
Speaker 2: to Maya.
Speaker 3: It's yeah, Sinco to drink o.
Speaker 2: So Eddie and Mike are resident Mexicans. But Mike can't
Speaker 2: play because Mike made the game. Oh but I'm gonna
Speaker 2: give you a chance to win some money.
Speaker 3: So okay, so it's just me playing a game.
Speaker 2: What is this?
Speaker 3: What kind of trivia?
Speaker 4: It is?
Speaker 1: Mexican trivia?
Speaker 2: Let's go right up your alley because Lunchbox tried for
Speaker 2: a good Friday, he claimed, and he claims his Catholic
Speaker 2: and he kind of is and I did pretty well.
Speaker 2: Fact it didn't pass. And Eddie, you claim your Mexican.
Speaker 2: You kind of are who I am. You fully are,
Speaker 2: but I don't claim.
Speaker 3: Hey, but hold on, hold on. If I win this game,
Speaker 3: do I get the rest of the day?
Speaker 1: Okay, the day off?
Speaker 3: Okay, I love it.
Speaker 2: You can leave right if you win this game, you
Speaker 2: can walk out of the studio. Let's go fair enough, Okay,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna give you seven qui you gotta get six
Speaker 2: out of seven.
Speaker 1: And it's Mexico.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm not from Mexico, but it's fine.
Speaker 12: What generation was my grandparents? Because both of my parents
Speaker 12: were born in America?
Speaker 1: Question number one?
Speaker 2: What country does Sinco to Mio celebrate Mexico defeeding in battle?
Speaker 3: Say that again?
Speaker 2: What country does Sinco to myos celebrate Mexico defeeding a battle.
Speaker 1: The whole celebration of Cinco to myyo is Mexico beating?
Speaker 1: What country?
Speaker 3: Mexico beating?
Speaker 2: If you miss it, I'll go to Amy. A white
Speaker 2: person said she can get it. Okay, okay, okay, let's
Speaker 2: say hilarious. Amy's a better Mexican than that.
Speaker 3: This is stupid. Go ahead, the United States.
Speaker 1: I missed that battle, Amy, what do you think it is?
Speaker 7: Can you ask the question again?
Speaker 1: Cinco to Mio celebrates Mexico defeeding. What country?
Speaker 7: Oh SaHas?
Speaker 4: No, what France?
Speaker 2: Really?
Speaker 1: That's right close close to Texas. What's Eddie? What's the
Speaker 1: biggest river in Mexico?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 12: Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, the biggest river in Mexico. That's
Speaker 12: the real Grand River. Wrect, good job.
Speaker 7: You just speaking of any river? You know that.
Speaker 3: A river in Mexico.
Speaker 1: Eddie on the Mexican flag. What's the eagle eating?
Speaker 3: I believe the eagle is eating a snake?
Speaker 2: Correct, Eddie on the Mexican flag.
Speaker 1: What's the eagle sitting on?
Speaker 3: Whoa? I know the eagle is sitting. I say the
Speaker 3: eagle sitting on a rock.
Speaker 7: That's what I was gonna say.
Speaker 1: Cactus. Well, you don't get to go home, but maybe we
Speaker 1: can let you travel early.
Speaker 3: That's a gutsy eagle.
Speaker 1: Let's see how you do sitting. Yeah, that is dangerous.
Speaker 2: Huh Eddie, come on, what Mexicans stay eight? Does tequila
Speaker 2: originally come from?
Speaker 3: Tequila comes from the state of mescal uh Jalisco?
Speaker 7: Calisco?
Speaker 1: Cico?
Speaker 4: DeMeo?
Speaker 1: What is the base ingredient for for chatta?
Speaker 4: Rice? Correct? Who?
Speaker 3: Chata?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 4: I do?
Speaker 1: I don't know what for me? I'm trying hard.
Speaker 3: I can't time might correct you? Yeah?
Speaker 2: And then one more what popular Mexican holiday is celebrated
Speaker 2: to honor deceiase loved ones and is the center of
Speaker 2: the Disney Pixar movie Coco.
Speaker 3: Ooh, that movie is great. It's kind of story of
Speaker 3: my life. That is the des aka they have the dead?
Speaker 4: Correct?
Speaker 1: What does that mean?
Speaker 7: Like?
Speaker 2: What is I know? I know, but it's like you
Speaker 2: celebrate dead people.
Speaker 7: That's what you just read.
Speaker 1: What it is?
Speaker 3: You basically remember your dead ones, your dead loved one.
Speaker 2: I mean, is it like a fun one or a
Speaker 2: sad one? Because funerals suck?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 1: I like, is it like a we have fun?
Speaker 2: I mean? Tell well, I feel like no idea, Go ahead,
Speaker 2: no idea.
Speaker 1: Is it a big celebration or is it a somber holiday?
Speaker 7: It seems a lot more fun than sad.
Speaker 1: You're just going off the cartoon. I'm just going off.
Speaker 1: It is more fun.
Speaker 4: It is more fun.
Speaker 13: You're memoring them in a good way. Gooden Flowers photos.
Speaker 3: Got it?
Speaker 1: What's capital city of Mexico? Lunchbox one Lajara.
Speaker 3: That's a great guess, isn't.
Speaker 7: It Mexico City.
Speaker 1: It's not a great guess.
Speaker 4: That was too obvious, man, not.
Speaker 1: A good guess, Mexico City.
Speaker 2: In the order of that they appear, lunchbox were the
Speaker 2: colors of the Mexican flag.
Speaker 4: Green, white, red, correct?
Speaker 2: Good jump Eddie, don't get to go home early? Okay,
Speaker 2: but well there's no but you just good.
Speaker 3: There is a but we can all go get Margarita's
Speaker 3: after work.
Speaker 2: Drink.
Speaker 1: Happy to see go to Mayo, everybody.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna go over to Eddie because he has a
Speaker 2: legit question for white folks. And you know what, we
Speaker 2: got a few white folks in here for you. Yeah,
Speaker 2: go ahead, So.
Speaker 12: Just for you guys, do you guys have to wash
Speaker 12: your hands more than say me? Because I'm darker, and
Speaker 12: like the white hands, you can see that you're more dirty.
Speaker 3: What does that makes sense?
Speaker 2: That's interesting because our skin is lighter, you would see
Speaker 2: dirt more. Your skin is darker, you see dirt less.
Speaker 3: That's it.
Speaker 12: Yeah, like if we're playing, we're all playing in the mud.
Speaker 12: Like you look at my hands and you probably see
Speaker 12: maybe a little bit of mud, but you guys, I
Speaker 12: think would be covered in mud.
Speaker 2: I haven't been both skins, so I don't know. But
Speaker 2: when i'm really tan like spray tand yeah, you can't
Speaker 2: see the dirt as much. But I think I'll wash
Speaker 2: my hands the same, just because I think I'm semi hygienic.
Speaker 1: But I do think you probably see less dirt the
Speaker 1: darker the skin.
Speaker 12: Yeah, my hands could probably be filthy right now, and
Speaker 12: I wouldn't know because like I'm dark already.
Speaker 11: Oftentimes you're darker on the hand and the palm is
Speaker 11: more lighter and pinker.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so I would say we probably see the dirt,
Speaker 2: but I don't know, wash your hands anymore.
Speaker 1: Yeah, white people probably just like you, Eddie. Okay, I
Speaker 1: think we're all the same because I'll tell you why
Speaker 1: we wash our hands based on being clean more so
Speaker 1: than what we see with dirt.
Speaker 12: Well, okay, So, like I have like one of my sons,
Speaker 12: he's like white, he's really really white.
Speaker 3: Adopted adopted son, and and like his hands. I feel
Speaker 3: like I'm always telling.
Speaker 12: Him like, dude, wash your hands are so dirty, and
Speaker 12: my other kids are like, hey, yeah, mine are dirty,
Speaker 12: and I'm like, wait a minute, am I just telling
Speaker 12: him to wash his hands more because I could see
Speaker 12: the dirt on his hands?
Speaker 7: Hey, racist and should have led with that story out
Speaker 7: of nowhere.
Speaker 11: I'm like, okay, well this is I guess now we
Speaker 11: understand why you had the question.
Speaker 1: I don't hate it.
Speaker 2: I think it's probably the same. I think you can
Speaker 2: see it more. But yeah, I think you can see
Speaker 2: dirty skin more on lighter skin.
Speaker 3: White hands.
Speaker 2: Okay, well, I'd like to have a question for the
Speaker 2: Mexican folks. Oh yeah, please go ahead too.
Speaker 3: Herea, So.
Speaker 1: Are hotter things just more normal? Like to you guys
Speaker 1: like salsa?
Speaker 2: Like is it just I feel like all my Mexican friends,
Speaker 2: all my Hispanic fans friends, and they're different, some of
Speaker 2: them overlaps, some don't like s Also is not a
Speaker 2: thing because you like grow up and it's part of
Speaker 2: your culture. Therefore, hot to me is like mid to
Speaker 2: you guys, thoughts take a mic.
Speaker 1: Yeah, i'd say you kind of grow up in it.
Speaker 13: Like my dad would make me like bite raw helopanios
Speaker 13: as a kid, So I just got I just got
Speaker 13: used to it.
Speaker 1: It would make you, yeah, as like a judgment.
Speaker 13: No, it's like, hey, look if you take a bite
Speaker 13: out to give you.
Speaker 1: Ten bucks, huh hilarious. We did that with wonderbread.
Speaker 4: We white people.
Speaker 2: My grandma will be like, eat this this white bread.
Speaker 2: Uh your thoughts.
Speaker 4: Yeah, same.
Speaker 12: But like, I didn't really grow up eating spicy stuff.
Speaker 12: I actually didn't like spicy stuff until I got older,
Speaker 12: like now that I'm forty six years old, Like I
Speaker 12: like hot spicy stuff. My chips, I used to just
Speaker 12: dip them when I was a kid, I would dip
Speaker 12: them in the salsa, not really scoop.
Speaker 1: Would your family look down on you? Oh yeah for sure?
Speaker 11: Oh yeah, because Eddie's like a coconut yeah really yeah.
Speaker 3: But his parents, my parents.
Speaker 1: Are not their Mexican, I know, Mexican could be.
Speaker 11: He married a white woman, I know, and I'm sure
Speaker 11: his parents dipped full chip and then Eddie's over there.
Speaker 1: Like deep did your parents dip full chip?
Speaker 4: Full chip?
Speaker 3: Oh full chip?
Speaker 12: And there was even a plant down in South Texas
Speaker 12: that would produce chili peppers. I think it's called like
Speaker 12: chili pekin, and my parents would go hand pick it
Speaker 12: and throw it in our food and I couldn't stand it.
Speaker 2: So the question is, do you think you guys aren't
Speaker 2: as affected because you grew up with it in your
Speaker 2: food more.
Speaker 13: It's like having a tolerance to alcohol. The more you drink,
Speaker 13: you're just kind of used to. It takes too longer
Speaker 13: to get drunk.
Speaker 1: Well, the color skin is that probably Irish?
Speaker 2: Okay, so Irish people, God, whatever those people are, we
Speaker 2: can all come together.
Speaker 3: We're the human race, were one and the same.
Speaker 1: But we can ask questions though that are really stupid.
Speaker 2: They're talking about how people need an anger buddy, somebody've
Speaker 2: known for years. They have to be a thick skinned
Speaker 2: friend who will let you verbally let out all your
Speaker 2: frustrations about whatever the situation is, whatever's weighing on you.
Speaker 2: And they're saying, if you do this and you have
Speaker 2: this friend that's super healthy, be willing to reciprocate, but
Speaker 2: don't use vulgar words, and don't take any shots below
Speaker 2: the belt. Stick to addressing actual problems and the things
Speaker 2: that hurt you. So this is just somebody that you
Speaker 2: can vent to, even and if it's in an angry way,
Speaker 2: and I take it, it's not at them specifically. And
Speaker 2: so it's from a book called mind Games by Mark Salem.
Speaker 2: I was thinking about my wife. I think my wife
Speaker 2: is my anger buddy, but we do it differently because
Speaker 2: if I'm upset about something, you can tell me if
Speaker 2: this is healthy or not. I'm upset about something, I'll
Speaker 2: just kind of let on that something's bothered me, or
Speaker 2: she'll pick it up, but not something really bothered me,
Speaker 2: and I'm just I just act a little different, like
Speaker 2: eight percent difference. It's because I'm bothering you. And then
Speaker 2: I go no, and she's like okay. So then I
Speaker 2: just turn it up a little bit, like like something
Speaker 2: bothering you, Like no, why do you always think something's
Speaker 2: bothering me? And she's like, I don't know, you're acting
Speaker 2: kind of weird and I'm like no, I'm okay, fine,
Speaker 2: So then I keep doing I keep kind of being healthy.
Speaker 2: It's not even toward herban then she's like is something
Speaker 2: bothering you? And I'm like, why do you keep asking
Speaker 2: me that if something bothering you, I would tell you.
Speaker 2: Bother me, I'll tell you. And she's like, I think
Speaker 2: something's bothering you. And then I'm like no, and then
Speaker 2: I go to bed.
Speaker 7: Oh you don't ever, so she's not this person for you.
Speaker 1: No, I just kind of I did it and that's
Speaker 1: your way. Yeah yeah yeah. And then if she.
Speaker 2: Does, when it does come out eventually, because it always
Speaker 2: comes out, she's like, why didn't you just tell me?
Speaker 2: I'm like, you should know, Bobby, is that healthy?
Speaker 11: This sounds exhausting and you're aware of it, so change it.
Speaker 1: I'm like, you knew I wasn't acturate, you knew something
Speaker 1: was up. Why didn't you just do your little psychic thing?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: So it does it not the same?
Speaker 7: No, No, you should just ride away.
Speaker 11: When she says something wrong, I think what he's saying
Speaker 11: is have your vent, buddy, and.
Speaker 1: I know what he's saying. We all do it differently,
Speaker 1: let it all out.
Speaker 3: I wait for is something wrong? Like that's a great cue.
Speaker 1: Whoo oh, So that's the key opening the door. If
Speaker 1: your wife doesn't something wrong.
Speaker 12: And she can do all day like, and I'm upset
Speaker 12: trying to show her signs and she won't ask if
Speaker 12: anything's wrong.
Speaker 3: And then I'm like, oh, she never asked.
Speaker 2: It's because she doesn't want to know her You're not
Speaker 2: given the signs.
Speaker 3: No, I think I'm giving the signs. But maybe she's
Speaker 3: just like whatever you do.
Speaker 11: Because you're upset with her, or just because it could
Speaker 11: really be that you need to vent about anything.
Speaker 1: It doesn't have to be anything.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So but what in the health cause, again, my way,
Speaker 2: although it works for me, maybe not that look for
Speaker 2: you tell yourself that, but I feel like with Eddie,
Speaker 2: his is also unhealthy if he's just acting a way
Speaker 2: to get her to go.
Speaker 1: Is something wrong?
Speaker 3: Yeah, it feels weird to be like, hey, can I
Speaker 3: talk to you? Something wrong?
Speaker 1: I know it does feel weird.
Speaker 7: This is good, this is good. Let's go with this.
Speaker 11: So now y'all are aware that it's uncomfortable for you,
Speaker 11: so lean into that. I think the idea here is
Speaker 11: that you have your partner, which your wife, would make
Speaker 11: sense for this to be this person in your life, and.
Speaker 7: Y'all can feel safe to say to her.
Speaker 11: Right away, hey, look, this is really bothering.
Speaker 7: Me and just unload on her.
Speaker 1: It sounds like too much work.
Speaker 3: It does. It really does.
Speaker 11: Feels like stuffing it down is a lot of work and.
Speaker 1: It just chills down there.
Speaker 7: It's got a timeshare, y'all have a this is an assignment.
Speaker 11: Go home.
Speaker 2: I don't like what my wife says can we talk?
Speaker 2: And she says it cause she does it. She'll go, Hey,
Speaker 2: somethings bother me, can we talk? I hate what she
Speaker 2: says that.
Speaker 7: Well, then don't say can we talk? Just start venting.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but I don't even want to talk.
Speaker 7: Oh my god.
Speaker 2: I just wanted her figure it out and appreciate it
Speaker 2: without ever having to address it.
Speaker 11: But you ever have something that happens, Like so, you
Speaker 11: have something that happens work wise, and you really upset
Speaker 11: about it and you just need to talk to somebody
Speaker 11: about it.
Speaker 1: What do you do?
Speaker 2: So first I just change eight percent, and then my
Speaker 2: wife's like something up. I'm like nah, yeah, yeah, and
Speaker 2: then change a little more.
Speaker 1: She's like something's up, Like what's wrong with nothing?
Speaker 3: Whys say something's wrong?
Speaker 1: And yeah?
Speaker 2: And then like later on I'm just like what you
Speaker 2: just should have guessed known?
Speaker 11: Yeah, And she's like, I had no idea you had
Speaker 11: that going on at work?
Speaker 7: How am I supposed to guess that?
Speaker 2: Can you be imagine? You can't imagine being married to me?
Speaker 2: Oh my god what No, I can't.
Speaker 4: What a prince? That man? It is?
Speaker 2: It is a nightmare. Yeah, I don't lie. It's uncomfortable.
Speaker 2: When it's like case, she's like, hey, we to talk
Speaker 2: about something, I'm like, oh, that's never fun.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 7: People don't generally like to hear like can we talk?
Speaker 3: You start guessing what are we going to talk about?
Speaker 10: Well?
Speaker 1: I like for her to say it and do it. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but sometimes that's probably.
Speaker 7: What she would like from you. From you, just say it, And.
Speaker 3: That's a good point.
Speaker 7: Maybe he has his whole skit that he does.
Speaker 2: Everything's not a bit amy, okaying about that's also some.
Speaker 3: Of your wife says, yeah.
Speaker 1: Get yeah, why did everything have to be a bit
Speaker 1: with you?
Speaker 7: But like right now it's sort of a bit.
Speaker 1: No, I'm just sharing my feelings. I don't know. It
Speaker 1: wasn't safe today. I didn't know today was unsafe day.
Speaker 1: Don't tell me that.
Speaker 7: No, that it's always unsafe in here.
Speaker 1: It's time for the good news.
Speaker 3: Shout out to this Children's Hospital in San Francisco.
Speaker 12: It's their fourteenth year to do prom for the teens
Speaker 12: of the hospital. So this is where they get all
Speaker 12: the teens that aren't able to go to prom because
Speaker 12: they're stuck in a hospital with cancer and all all
Speaker 12: these other things.
Speaker 3: So what do they do. They line up the halls with.
Speaker 12: Decorations, cake, music, dancing, and they do prom at the
Speaker 12: hospital for these kids. And these kids are saying, you
Speaker 12: know what, it's good because it makes us feel like
Speaker 12: a typical teenager, not just stuck in the hospital.
Speaker 2: So what's cool is they do that to make the
Speaker 2: kids feel good and they would go to problem otherwise.
Speaker 2: What's really good is they've allowed that budget to remain
Speaker 2: when budgets are being cut for every reason whatsoever, all
Speaker 2: the time, that this is still a way that they
Speaker 2: keep they keep.
Speaker 1: The money and involved in this. So yeah, that's what
Speaker 1: I hear.
Speaker 2: It's like, oh, they kept out in the budget because
Speaker 2: so many things like this get cut first.
Speaker 12: It also says too, they got to be back in
Speaker 12: their rooms by midnight. Well, don't run the stories like
Speaker 12: you just made it run. Maybe they won't have after far.
Speaker 12: There's a curfew, all right, Good story. That's what it's
Speaker 12: all about. That was telling me something good.
Speaker 2: Now, Amy's morning Corny, the mourning Corny.
Speaker 11: What do you call an argument between two electric companies?
Speaker 1: Oh no, she's doing this, guys.
Speaker 2: On Thursday of last week, Amy had what do you
Speaker 2: call a fight between two plumbers?
Speaker 1: And the answer was drained off and it didn't make sense.
Speaker 7: It fell flat.
Speaker 1: So she's trying to make up for it.
Speaker 11: So what's the question again, what do you call an
Speaker 11: argument between two electric companies?
Speaker 7: What a power struggle?
Speaker 1: That's good? That was the morning Corny.
Speaker 7: So did I make up for it?
Speaker 3: What I was?
Speaker 4: Just good? Yeah?
Speaker 2: No, dude, we didn't think about it any over the
Speaker 2: last like four days. Obviously we will weigh Eddie in
Speaker 2: coming up in a little bit. Eddie's been listening to
Speaker 2: this tone. This is a fourteen mega hurts tone. They
Speaker 2: say if you listen to it fifteen to twenty minutes
Speaker 2: a day and you walk around, you will lose weight.
Speaker 2: Here's the tone right here. Oh no, are you happy
Speaker 2: it's over? Today's the thing with creeping out?
Speaker 3: Yeah, dude, like, listen to this thing. It sounds like
Speaker 3: a horror movie.
Speaker 1: You did like it for a long time. You're like,
Speaker 1: this is fun, this is great. It relaxes me.
Speaker 12: I think just the more I listened to it, I
Speaker 12: walk because like at work here, like I kind of
Speaker 12: leave the building and go in.
Speaker 3: The garage and it's kind of dark in there, and
Speaker 3: it gets the spooky music. I feel like someone's going
Speaker 3: to jump out at me.
Speaker 2: Would you think that though, even if you weren't hearing
Speaker 2: that tone, No, it'd.
Speaker 3: Be like, oh, it's a nice day outside. But with
Speaker 3: this tone, you're like, who's back there?
Speaker 2: What if it's like a CIA experiment like they used
Speaker 2: to do back in the day without telling you really
Speaker 2: what it is and what it's doing is giving you
Speaker 2: some sort of psychosis, and Eddie is like going crazy.
Speaker 3: Now, Thank guys.
Speaker 2: The last day a week ago, Eddie wade in at
Speaker 2: one ninety six. We're gonna see if him walking with
Speaker 2: this sound for twenty minutes for a whole week has
Speaker 2: allowed him to lose any weight.
Speaker 1: We'll do that coming up.
Speaker 2: So I have a recording of Lunchbox scaring Morgan in
Speaker 2: the garage.
Speaker 1: Is this the thing like.
Speaker 2: You like to scare it? Because I hear you like
Speaker 2: to scare women in the garage.
Speaker 4: Oh no, I just.
Speaker 5: Saw Morgan getting out of her car, getting in her
Speaker 5: car sometime like leaving work or whatever.
Speaker 2: And so now what a stalker says, Yeah, like he
Speaker 2: just wants her do this over and over, over and over.
Speaker 1: It is just a happenstance. And so what's that word?
Speaker 1: Go ahead?
Speaker 9: Like if I don't see if she doesn't see me,
Speaker 9: it's funny.
Speaker 5: Ah boom whatever. People do that all the time. It's funny, okay,
Speaker 5: And here it is okay.
Speaker 1: So here's the club of him scaring her in the garag.
Speaker 1: Go go ahead.
Speaker 2: Say that.
Speaker 4: No, I'm honking me.
Speaker 1: So it wasn't a happenstance. She honked at you.
Speaker 9: I guess she had haunted me that a couple of
Speaker 9: days before.
Speaker 5: And then I got her and then she's like, you
Speaker 5: can't do that. That is so disrespectful. Do you know
Speaker 5: how fearpol it is for a woman to walk into
Speaker 5: parking roadge and she starts going ballistic, And I'm like,
Speaker 5: you have.
Speaker 2: That recording, then if you're really saying she's ballistic, there's
Speaker 2: no reason I stopped the recording.
Speaker 5: No, I stopped. I was like, oh, this is done.
Speaker 5: I was just wanted to scare you and then she was.
Speaker 2: Like, so the good audio you don't have. What do
Speaker 2: you mean the good audio, claiming that she went ballistic.
Speaker 5: She told me it's so unsafe for you to do
Speaker 5: that with women in a garage, Like it's we're already
Speaker 5: scared to walk through garage and you can't jump out
Speaker 5: and scare us.
Speaker 10: I'm like, whoa, it's in daylight. And I said, ah
Speaker 10: that I had boom. Did I say boo and get
Speaker 10: boy woo?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 4: There you go.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Morgan thoughts, Okay, I say it.
Speaker 14: Was disrespectful or anything, but I just said, Lunchbogs, lunchboxs
Speaker 14: s has scared me in the parking garage like five times.
Speaker 14: This is a common And I'm like, do you have
Speaker 14: to stop doing this? Because I do feel alert in
Speaker 14: places that are darker, and parking garages are a little sketchy,
Speaker 14: so I do feel very like on alert in places
Speaker 14: like that. And I'm like, lunchbugs, you can do this
Speaker 14: anywhere else, but please stop doing this in the parking
Speaker 14: garage anywhere else.
Speaker 1: Dude, sneak in her house.
Speaker 5: That's what I've got free writing anywhere else to say boo.
Speaker 5: You think she's a little overreacting like oh my gosh,
Speaker 5: it's not a safe place.
Speaker 2: And I think somebody just yelling boos kind of funny,
Speaker 2: that's like nineteen fifties.
Speaker 1: He's like an old cast for the ghost like ghost.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think it's funny.
Speaker 2: I think she's expressed that she doesn't feel safe, so
Speaker 2: please don't scare in the garage.
Speaker 1: She doesn't.
Speaker 4: Oh my gosh, okay.
Speaker 1: So am allowed to if she's walking in the grod.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying you're allowed to do anymore.
Speaker 4: Again, for the.
Speaker 7: Record, she's like allowed to come up behind her.
Speaker 4: That's not what I was going to say.
Speaker 1: Walking in the leg that okay?
Speaker 7: Can I get in her back seat?
Speaker 1: Can I abdunct her pencil to her? Can I drive
Speaker 1: her to the county line and throw her in a ditch?
Speaker 2: It?
Speaker 1: What's wrong with you?
Speaker 11: What if?
Speaker 7: Up?
Speaker 2: What if I put a bag over her head but
Speaker 2: I don't tape her mouth?
Speaker 7: Can I put her in my trunk?
Speaker 1: But what if the trunk has pillowed in it?
Speaker 4: Go ahead, man, what are you gonna ask? So? Is
Speaker 4: it okay?
Speaker 7: If what we're gonna say?
Speaker 9: No, If she's walking through the garage and our.
Speaker 2: If you honk, that's different because it's not like a dude.
Speaker 2: And she's in her car, she's walking. I think you're
Speaker 2: still a cars Okay, I mean I wouldn't do it, but.
Speaker 4: So honking is okay, but boo is bad.
Speaker 2: I mean, call from a private number and breathe heavily
Speaker 2: and tell her I'm gonna kill her and eat her alive.
Speaker 14: There's something about the close proximity of like two people
Speaker 14: and you're coming out of nowhere that just fel like
Speaker 14: I'm just gonna the one of these times I'm gonna
Speaker 14: like react to that.
Speaker 1: Oh man, I get tears of my eyes. Good back
Speaker 1: and forth, Wake up, Wake up in the man.
Speaker 3: And it's on the radio, and the dogs keeps on.
Speaker 2: Already, and his lunchbox more get too steve red and
Speaker 2: it's trying to put you through a fog.
Speaker 3: He's running this Wig's next bit. The Bobby's on the box.
Speaker 2: So you know what this.
Speaker 3: The Bobby Ball.
Speaker 2: So back in twenty eighteen, they had this tone, and
Speaker 2: this tone was at a certain wavelength, and this tone
Speaker 2: did things like helped in bone reformation after injuries and
Speaker 2: wound healing. So since that work, they started to what
Speaker 2: they say bathe cultured cells and acoustic waves, and they
Speaker 2: started to manipulate it a bit, and they created a
Speaker 2: tone that also did a wake loss. And so this
Speaker 2: here is a four hundred and forty hertz tone, the
Speaker 2: a note on a piano and a high pitched fourteen
Speaker 2: killer hertz tone put together. And you listen to this
Speaker 2: and you lose weight if you walk around listening to
Speaker 2: it for like fifteen minutes a day. I'm gonna play
Speaker 2: the tone. Then we're gonna weigh Eddie in again. All right,
Speaker 2: hit the tone. So for the last seven days, Eddie
Speaker 2: has walked around twenty minutes a day listening to this tone.
Speaker 2: He's done nothing else that's out of the ordinary. You
Speaker 2: even travel this weekend. We went to Ira country festivals.
Speaker 12: Drank beer, eight pizza, room service late at night.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the normal.
Speaker 1: I don't even think you did all that.
Speaker 3: Did you want a room service every night?
Speaker 1: Yeah, dude, drank beer eight pizza.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: You have a lot of clothes on.
Speaker 3: Okay, so I thought about this.
Speaker 1: You were like two sweaters. I should take the sweater off.
Speaker 7: Yeah, take everything else off though, Yeah, oh.
Speaker 4: You gotta take your shoes off. Remember we took shoes
Speaker 4: off last time.
Speaker 1: His last weight was one ninety six point three. Are
Speaker 1: your shoes off?
Speaker 3: Yeah, shoes are off. But dude, I have been I've
Speaker 3: been doing this like and that. That sound freaks me out.
Speaker 3: Now I don't want to hear it anymore. Oh but
Speaker 3: maybe I've lost weight and that's the day.
Speaker 1: The headphones on. He can't hear it. Gray's playing it now.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, what. I took him off because I didn't
Speaker 3: want to. I didn't want to weigh the headphones. Great point.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and take your hat off and socks.
Speaker 3: We're good without socks.
Speaker 2: And you're not gonna go like underwear all day like
Speaker 2: the UFC fighters.
Speaker 3: No, dude, we're good.
Speaker 2: And you've not like worked out extra huh, it's normal life.
Speaker 2: He weighed in at one ninety six point three. Eddie,
Speaker 2: step on the scale.
Speaker 1: Please let go the mic, Hi, Mike, good point. He
Speaker 1: takes off all his clothes and holds onto the biggest thing.
Speaker 1: Why Mike, what does it say there? One five point four.
Speaker 2: And you traveled, we're on flights and we're out of
Speaker 2: your normal zone.
Speaker 11: Yes, and I can firm that. At one one night,
Speaker 11: like what was Friday night? At like eleven pmish, we
Speaker 11: got back to the hotel and he's like, I'm going
Speaker 11: to go get a burger anybody.
Speaker 12: Who won't want Yeah, And that was the same night
Speaker 12: I walked the halls or the hotel listening to this tone,
Speaker 12: which is kind of weird.
Speaker 1: And there's a lot of water retention inflammation that happened
Speaker 1: on you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, dude, does this really work?
Speaker 1: Do you think it works?
Speaker 3: I think it did.
Speaker 12: I'm telling you, like, Okay, there were a couple of
Speaker 12: nights where I was like, I did eat sweets, but
Speaker 12: there were some nights where I'm like, I was not
Speaker 12: craving a sweet that I would normally crave.
Speaker 2: So you think, more than the tone doing something to
Speaker 2: your body physically, it did something to your brain and
Speaker 2: your cravings. It impacted what you wanted more than what
Speaker 2: it was doing to your body. No scientists, but no scientists,
Speaker 2: which you stop there, but yeah, maybe okay, And.
Speaker 3: Of course, I mean I was walking while I was
Speaker 3: listening to this tone.
Speaker 12: Some days I would do it for twenty minutes, some
Speaker 12: days I would do it for fifteen minutes, but I
Speaker 12: was walking the whole time.
Speaker 11: You said a minute ago that it scared you, but
Speaker 11: if you lost weight, it may not.
Speaker 7: And you lost a pound, so what are you going
Speaker 7: to keep?
Speaker 2: I think it was making him crazy more than like
Speaker 2: that's what the sound was doing, right, But you know, like,
Speaker 2: what do you call it?
Speaker 3: Neck gain?
Speaker 12: Like, dude, if I can lose another pound or listen
Speaker 12: to this for another week, I'm game.
Speaker 1: So, okay, does anyone own this sound? Let's we put
Speaker 1: it up on our website, Morgan, can we get sued?
Speaker 1: We can't put a Luke com song up on the website.
Speaker 14: Because we get se Yeah, I'm gonna have to do
Speaker 14: some research into this or is there a link we
Speaker 14: can just provide somebody.
Speaker 2: We can link out to it. Okay, so we can
Speaker 2: do that. We'll put the tone up that way. You
Speaker 2: can download it. If you want to walk and listen
Speaker 2: to it for twenty minutes, you can. The miracle tone
Speaker 2: is that we're calling it the miracle tone.
Speaker 3: That's what this is.
Speaker 2: I think it's interesting that you say it stopped your cravings,
Speaker 2: because if you were to say I lost weight because
Speaker 2: it did something to my body physically, like it worked
Speaker 2: on cells and cellular rejuvenation whatever those terms are they
Speaker 2: used for that, I have no idea I'd go.
Speaker 1: I don't know, so.
Speaker 12: Like maybe as I'm listening to the tone, I'm thinking,
Speaker 12: like my body's losing weight, and then somewhere in there
Speaker 12: my mind is telling.
Speaker 3: Don'at the sweets.
Speaker 1: It could have been some sort of like hypnosis type thing.
Speaker 11: Yeah, so you don't think that the tone increases is
Speaker 11: metabolic rate?
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: It's a good word. I should have used that. I
Speaker 2: didn't know that one. Yeah, that's a good one. Possibly,
Speaker 2: But I believe the other thing a little more, that
Speaker 2: it's affected his cravings more so than physically it's affected him.
Speaker 3: What are the odds? I mean, like just losing a
Speaker 3: pound though, I randomly.
Speaker 2: I think that you lost if you did come back
Speaker 2: even out of say, that's a victory considering your abnormal
Speaker 2: travel schedule.
Speaker 3: But it's crazy, dude, I really lost a pound.
Speaker 2: Hey, I can tell. He like great, You're like great, great,
Speaker 2: thank you. We did have a long weekend too. In Austin, Texas.
Speaker 2: We did our iHeart Country Festival and it was great.
Speaker 2: But it wasn't great for Amy to start because Amy
Speaker 2: was supposed to get there on Friday kind of morning ish,
Speaker 2: because you had a bunch of stuff to do.
Speaker 11: Yeah, we left well, first of all, when we boarded
Speaker 11: the flight.
Speaker 7: There was lightning right away? Code red?
Speaker 1: Code red? Did they say that? Yes, they said code
Speaker 1: red on the plane. Yeah.
Speaker 11: So I'm on the little what do you call it,
Speaker 11: the gate bridge thing, boarding the plane and we hear
Speaker 11: this sound and.
Speaker 1: Should never let anybody hear code red?
Speaker 11: Yeah, and then someone from the plane yells out to
Speaker 11: the person working the bridge.
Speaker 7: Was that, uh, code orange or code red? They're like,
Speaker 7: code red?
Speaker 1: What is happening?
Speaker 11: So code red means everybody that's working outside, like fuel people,
Speaker 11: luggage people, they all have to go inside because there's lightning,
Speaker 11: but you can still be sitting on the plane. So
Speaker 11: we continue boarding, and then we have to sit on
Speaker 11: the plane. We can't go anywhere because there's no.
Speaker 7: Fuel, no luggage, all that stuff.
Speaker 11: And then there's no fuel well because the fuel people
Speaker 11: had to go inside.
Speaker 7: They can't be outside when there's lightning.
Speaker 1: You get on the plane. Yeah, I don't like that.
Speaker 11: The guy in front of me, because we hadn't boarded
Speaker 11: the plane yet, he's like, can we turn around and
Speaker 11: go back to the terminal.
Speaker 7: Because this is code red?
Speaker 11: And they're like no, because you've already scanned your ticket,
Speaker 11: go to your seat. So we go sit down and
Speaker 11: then we wait, we wait, we wait, and then we're like, okay,
Speaker 11: we're cleared to get gas and all that and we'll taxi.
Speaker 11: So then we do all that, and then we get
Speaker 11: on the runway and then we sit there. They're like,
Speaker 11: h I guess we're gonna be sitting here for another
Speaker 11: forty five minutes because of weather.
Speaker 1: Is it flickering around you with lightning?
Speaker 11: Yeah? I mean well at that point the lightning had
Speaker 11: stopped because we were able to keep going. But then
Speaker 11: I don't know, I think everybody got backed up because
Speaker 11: of like nobody could take off, so we were just
Speaker 11: sitting waiting to take off for I don't even know.
Speaker 11: We were sitting at the Nashville Airport on the plane
Speaker 11: for at least an hour and a half. And so
Speaker 11: then once we got airborne, I was like, we're good.
Speaker 11: It's just such an easy flight to Austin.
Speaker 2: Well, that's sitting there, though I've fallen. I only have
Speaker 2: so much time I can fall asleep on a plane.
Speaker 2: My windows limited. I've fallen asleep before. Sitting there and
Speaker 2: walking up and being like, man, we got to be
Speaker 2: close to home, and you're like, we're still sitting here.
Speaker 7: Oh my God, yeah, so then I'll get this.
Speaker 11: And I was sitting next to Brook Taylor, who works
Speaker 11: with us, right, and she has an eight month old baby.
Speaker 7: Well, she's sinking two hour flight.
Speaker 11: She's with her, No, she doesn't have the baby with her,
Speaker 11: but she's breastfeeding.
Speaker 7: So she's like, I'm not going to need a pump
Speaker 7: on the plane. It's a two hour flight to Austin.
Speaker 11: Well, we were on the airplane for over five hours,
Speaker 11: and so midflight she had to start pumping because her
Speaker 11: boops were going to leak.
Speaker 7: Like, this is what happens.
Speaker 1: So she tell you can tell that story.
Speaker 11: I feel like it's very, very, very relatable.
Speaker 7: I think she's fine with it.
Speaker 11: Then she had to ask a flight attendant for ice
Speaker 11: to preserve her breast mild.
Speaker 7: It was a whole thing like.
Speaker 1: This, Oh I hear you. It just you know, use
Speaker 1: the name and everything.
Speaker 7: I just felt.
Speaker 11: I felt for her and all breastfeeding women out there.
Speaker 11: So then we go and do a lot of holding
Speaker 11: patterns over the state of Oklahoma for like ever, which.
Speaker 1: You are flying to Oklahoma, mind you no flying to Austin.
Speaker 1: So you flew around, but we.
Speaker 11: Flew like if you were to look at the map.
Speaker 11: You pulled up the map of our flight pattern, like
Speaker 11: it did not look like we were going to Austin
Speaker 11: at all.
Speaker 7: And then we're holding up their good thing.
Speaker 11: We refueled because we needed a lot of gas. And uh,
Speaker 11: then when we're in Oklahoma, they're like, look, we're probably
Speaker 11: not gonna be able to land in Austin. The weather's
Speaker 11: too bad, so we're gonna land in Dallas. And this
Speaker 11: one woman near us, she did not like the sound
Speaker 11: of that.
Speaker 1: You almost got to see somebody get taped to their chair.
Speaker 11: Yes, she was not having it. And the flight attendant
Speaker 11: looked at her and.
Speaker 1: Was like what she said? Though, no, no tells what the
Speaker 1: woman said.
Speaker 11: Oh, she was just like what is going on? Like
Speaker 11: why wouldn't we not be able to get there? I'm
Speaker 11: who knows what she had going on? If she had
Speaker 11: a connector she's gonna miss it.
Speaker 7: She was older.
Speaker 11: She was older, so I was shocked at how the
Speaker 11: flight attendant responded to her, which she was sort of
Speaker 11: being playful, but I think there's certain things you don't
Speaker 11: play about or mess around with, you know. So she's like, well,
Speaker 11: would you rather try to land and the plane flip over?
Speaker 11: Like because of weather.
Speaker 2: Or something like that like that, yeah, check mark flight attendant. Oh,
Speaker 2: it's like you're being rude. What do you want us
Speaker 2: to do? Go and try to land and everybody die?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 11: Yeah, so okay, Well, the flight attendent was only even
Speaker 11: near her because she was passing out snacks, and at
Speaker 11: first the woman was like, I'm good, I don't want
Speaker 11: any snacks. But then after the flight attendant told her
Speaker 11: how much longer it was going to be.
Speaker 7: She grabbed the snacks. It was just a whole like exchange.
Speaker 11: And then the flight intendent also made a joke of like, well,
Speaker 11: I'm from Dallas, so I don't really care. I'm gonna
Speaker 11: go home and go to bed, Like good luck.
Speaker 1: Don't no one.
Speaker 11: She was like, I was gonna have to go to
Speaker 11: Austin and then Dallas, so this makes it a lot
Speaker 11: easier for me, and everyone around her was.
Speaker 1: Like yeah, okay, okay, I'm now back on another one.
Speaker 7: So anyway, she the flights and it had jokes.
Speaker 1: So the flight was supposed to be two hours. It
Speaker 1: was how long.
Speaker 7: Let's see my flight was.
Speaker 11: I mean, I don't know how long we were actually
Speaker 11: in the air, but I was on that airplane for
Speaker 11: well over five hours, maybe six and you missed it
Speaker 11: was definitely six hours.
Speaker 1: Did you miss anything?
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, I missed some stuff.
Speaker 2: But it was nobody's fault. That's the thing. People get
Speaker 2: all irritated and upset.
Speaker 3: It's a flight.
Speaker 1: Yeah no, it's not even the pilot's fault.
Speaker 3: It's nature.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, go Lieutenant Dan if you want to go and
Speaker 2: yell at something, go Lieutenant Dan on the.
Speaker 3: Boat on top of the mask.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, yeah.
Speaker 7: Which I know everybody has their crazy stories, so.
Speaker 11: I just kind of thought like, oh, what are the odds,
Speaker 11: because y'all are all there. I was like, dang, I
Speaker 11: should have gotten on their flight, and someone else when
Speaker 11: I boarded the plane, someone else in our company is like, dang,
Speaker 11: we should have gotten on the other flight with everybody else.
Speaker 11: Before we even knew there was any major delays.
Speaker 1: The night before though we had to get there for
Speaker 1: the clad to get different client thing. Yeah.
Speaker 11: Well either way, they said.
Speaker 7: This, and I was like, nah, no, this is going
Speaker 7: to be a good flight.
Speaker 2: It wasn't a good was the worst narrator, It wasn't
Speaker 2: a good flight. Yeah, all right, the news coming up
Speaker 2: in just a second, including people are talking about tipping
Speaker 2: and tipping robots.
Speaker 1: When robots deliver.
Speaker 2: If a robot or a drone made a delivery, would
Speaker 2: you tip it? Amy No, If it's a little screen,
Speaker 2: you gotta sign a little screen and it says tip line.
Speaker 11: Yeah no, I mean unless I guess it's going to
Speaker 11: a human eventually.
Speaker 7: But what's the robot going.
Speaker 1: To do with the money, Well, the robot want to
Speaker 1: keep the money. It would be whomever is working back to.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't because the robot's not going to college.
Speaker 1: The robots robot doesn't have kids.
Speaker 2: Like I see a human and I kind of envision
Speaker 2: their store when I write tip, and that keeps me
Speaker 2: I think being a good person, having some sort of
Speaker 2: like understanding that that's real life people that could use
Speaker 2: the help, like I once could use the help. But
Speaker 2: it'd be tough for me to tip a faceless robot.
Speaker 2: And most people feel the same way. Right now, ninety
Speaker 2: six percent of people say they would not tip a
Speaker 2: robot for delivery. It's pretty cool to see those drones.
Speaker 2: We don't have them here to do the deliveries though.
Speaker 2: They just fly stuff from like the walmarts. I think
Speaker 2: in Northwest Arkansas they have that because I like the
Speaker 2: headquarters of Walmart.
Speaker 1: They just drop them off on drone. That's awesome. If
Speaker 1: you write something, it helps you learn much faster.
Speaker 2: If you're taking notes, to do it with a pen
Speaker 2: and paper rather than a computer, keyboard or a phone.
Speaker 2: Handwriting helps you learn significantly faster. And as much as
Speaker 2: I agree with this, the problem is I can often
Speaker 2: not read my handwriting so bad, so I write all
Speaker 2: this and I'm like, I'm really learning this here?
Speaker 1: What the crap did I just write? That happens all
Speaker 1: the time.
Speaker 2: Researchers explain that handwriting boost memory and learning more than
Speaker 2: typing because writing by hand engages physical movement, site and sound,
Speaker 2: and that strengthens brain connections that makes information stick. That
Speaker 2: is from Johns Hopkins University. There's also the memorization tactic
Speaker 2: of when it comes to numbers. If there's a phone
Speaker 2: number and you look at it and you go, I'm
Speaker 2: gonna remember that, that doesn't work near as good as
Speaker 2: saying it out loud. And you'll see a lot of
Speaker 2: CIA FBI scenes where a driver's driver go goes by
Speaker 2: and they have to remember the license plate. They're like
Speaker 2: four two nine six eight two gggg and they say
Speaker 2: it out loud, because saying it out loud does the
Speaker 2: same thing.
Speaker 1: It connects to different parts of your brain.
Speaker 2: So not only are you saying it thinking about it,
Speaker 2: but you're saying it and hearing you say it, which
Speaker 2: pretty much doubles up what you're doing by just.
Speaker 1: Looking at it.
Speaker 2: Another trick is that I've learned to remember people's names
Speaker 2: when you meet them, because everybody like, I'm not good
Speaker 2: at names. Rarely is there somebody that's like, I'm great
Speaker 2: at names. So it's when you meet them say their
Speaker 2: name to them a couple of times where it's not
Speaker 2: awkward because it's the same theory that if they say it,
Speaker 2: you're like hey, in your mind you're like, oh, nice
Speaker 2: to meet you, but you're like, that's Mike. Remember Mike's name.
Speaker 2: You don't remember it because you didn't say you didn't
Speaker 2: hear it. So just a couple little tips there. The
Speaker 2: writing stuff is a nightmare for me. I can never
Speaker 2: read it. What body part do you think we don't
Speaker 2: wash enough? According to health officials, the bottom of our feet.
Speaker 1: It's your feet. Yeah it is, no, you got it,
Speaker 1: tough feet. It's your problem.
Speaker 2: It's a problem since human feet can get gross and
Speaker 2: lined with bacteria, and if you're just putting water on them,
Speaker 2: some of the bacteria isn't washing away because you actually
Speaker 2: need like some pressure and some scrub to wash it.
Speaker 2: So they say be sure to rub your feet in
Speaker 2: the shower to keep from bacteria and fungal infections. That
Speaker 2: is from Parade. And then finally, I'm gonna tell you
Speaker 2: why I don't like this. Dick van Dyke is releasing
Speaker 2: a new book in November called one hundred Rules for
Speaker 2: Living to one hundred an optimist guy to a happy life.
Speaker 2: And so Dick van Dyke, who by the way, was
Speaker 2: in Mary Poppins The Dick Van Dyke Show his hundredth
Speaker 2: Birthdays December thirteenth, why don't like this is he's jinxing himself. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: you're pretty much bragging that you lived to one hundred.
Speaker 2: You ain't lived to one hundred yet, bro like put
Speaker 2: this out after, Yeah, you don't even promote it. You
Speaker 2: can't promote it after because you might not live to
Speaker 2: one hundred. So I think he just jinked himself, Let's
Speaker 2: hope not. That's from People magazine, Thank you, that's the.
Speaker 1: News Bobby's stories.
Speaker 2: I just put up some new iHeart Country Fest pictures
Speaker 2: on my Instagram, which is a great show. I mean
Speaker 2: to see the people freak out, I would say, listen.
Speaker 2: It was a great show all the way around. And
Speaker 2: all the artists they come for a reason. They're massive
Speaker 2: artists that we play a ton of their music, big stars.
Speaker 2: But I would say that the people that really got
Speaker 2: crazy sing alongs and crazy when they showed their pictures
Speaker 2: up at the front was Megan Maroney. They went absolutely bonkers.
Speaker 2: Bailey Zimmerman, they went absolutely bonkers, and that dude goes hard.
Speaker 7: I love Bailey Fireworks.
Speaker 2: I was like wow, and Brooks and Dune at the end,
Speaker 2: and I was good friends with Ronnie Done, the lead singer,
Speaker 2: and I was with him walking up to the stage.
Speaker 2: The only problem they had it was like he's like, man,
Speaker 2: we're going on ten thirty already took two naps because
Speaker 2: they were at the very end of the show and
Speaker 2: ended up playing for like forty minutes. But the show's
Speaker 2: great because the stage flipped so quick, and you can
Speaker 2: watch it on Hulu. It was a really, really great show.
Speaker 2: He also brought a bunch of his jackets because I'm
Speaker 2: gonna wear one of them this week as part of
Speaker 2: what I'm doing down in Dallas for the ACMs. So
Speaker 2: I was trying them on in the back room. They fit,
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, and he's six two tall dude. Yeah yeah,
Speaker 2: so I got the breaking arms of a six to
Speaker 2: two dude. But it was a just a great show.
Speaker 2: And the fact the way they have that stage done.
Speaker 2: If you can ever go, and I'm assuming we'll do
Speaker 2: it next year, it's an act play. He's six y four. Wow,
Speaker 2: wait look at that, Look at me, same persons. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's great. Should get tickets to go next year. They're
Speaker 2: not on sale yet or anything. But is it really
Speaker 2: just a wonderful show? But to watch like Megan Maroney
Speaker 2: come out or just them to show her picture and
Speaker 2: then flip their crap, same as Bailey Zimmerman, and then
Speaker 2: everybody was just waiting for Brooks and Don and it
Speaker 2: was just a sing along, which pretty much all of
Speaker 2: it was. But it was really great. I mean, Ronnie's
Speaker 2: seventy years old still can sing. It sounds perfect yep yep.
Speaker 2: So thanks to everybody who can. Thanks to everybody we met. Amy,
Speaker 2: sorry by your flight.
Speaker 7: Oh that's okay.
Speaker 1: I was just seventy one to be there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we'll talk about it more in the show that
Speaker 2: we do just on the podcast. So go search for
Speaker 2: the Bobby Bones Show wherever your podcast. And by the way,
Speaker 2: tonight at seven pm Central Time, my Eric Church interview
Speaker 2: from My House from the Studio goes online on YouTube.
Speaker 2: You can watch it at the premierees at seven pm.
Speaker 2: You can get that link at mister Bobby Bones on Instagram.
Speaker 2: We just put it up all right, thank you.
Speaker 7: Bobby Bone Show.
Speaker 4: Sorry up today.
Speaker 9: This story comes us from Page Arizona. There's an online
Speaker 9: forum called kick dot com. You can stream videos live,
Speaker 9: and there's this guy that goes, I need to get
Speaker 9: my followers up. So he goes to the Grand Canyon
Speaker 9: and there's this beautiful formation that people come from all
Speaker 9: over the world to see it.
Speaker 3: And he goes and.
Speaker 9: He carves kick dot com while he's live on Kick.
Speaker 2: That's a weird thing to go and promote them while
Speaker 2: you're on kick. If you he shouldn't do that, right,
Speaker 2: You can't go and carve stuff into a landmark.
Speaker 1: Write something like your.
Speaker 2: Name, yeah, something for you, something to promote you dot
Speaker 2: com anyone know.
Speaker 9: His name crazy Ton, not town, but but.
Speaker 2: I would still do crazy, but don't do it. You
Speaker 2: can't carve it. Have you ever been to the Grand.
Speaker 7: Canyon by the way, No, I've just flown over it.
Speaker 2: I'm telling you.
Speaker 1: Nothing amazes me at this point. That amazed me.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm so jaded. Also, I don't care, and I
Speaker 2: can just google image anything. Really one of the coolest
Speaker 2: things I've ever seen. I would have never gone because
Speaker 2: it's quite the drive. You get into Vegas and you
Speaker 2: drive I don't know, a couple hours and you're like, Okay,
Speaker 2: I'm just gonna see a creek bed. That's what you
Speaker 2: think kind of going into it, like a deep creek bed.
Speaker 2: It's unbelievable how big it is. And had I not
Speaker 2: been going there for work, I would have never gone.
Speaker 2: But I would recommend it if you go to Vegas
Speaker 2: and you can get six hours to just go and
Speaker 2: see it.
Speaker 1: Anybody else seen it in person?
Speaker 3: Oh, I've seen it in person. Like they're beautiful, like it.
Speaker 7: You went right off to it?
Speaker 1: Yeah, oh you can fall off and die.
Speaker 2: Whoa Like there are places that you can, but if
Speaker 2: you like go under, you.
Speaker 1: Can fall off and die pretty easily.
Speaker 3: And it's really big. There's you think it's beautiful.
Speaker 1: I didn't think it was beautiful. I thought it was
Speaker 1: just crazy.
Speaker 12: Well because it never ends, like it's just kind of
Speaker 12: like a big formative. But then you see all these
Speaker 12: cracks go all the way through the land.
Speaker 7: My sister did whatever. I didn't know you could do this.
Speaker 11: But you can like float on that river and spend
Speaker 11: the night on it, and they'll take you on this
Speaker 11: whole journey.
Speaker 7: And they her family, they did that.
Speaker 2: What's so long that parts of it have river parts
Speaker 2: of it? Don't You can go on tours down at
Speaker 2: the bottom. Unbelievable from somebody who thinks nothing is unbelievable
Speaker 2: because I'm not sure if we're in a simulation or not.
Speaker 11: Unle and you don't do that, especially since it's right
Speaker 11: here in America.
Speaker 1: You know, well right here in America, right here.
Speaker 11: It's like if there's things close by that are amazing
Speaker 11: that I haven't seen, Like, why do I need to
Speaker 11: go see the Eiffel Tower.
Speaker 1: No, that's pretty cool too though, because it's always been
Speaker 1: on TV. That's farther, that's on my bucket list. Farther, Lunchbox,
Speaker 1: thank you, I'm Lunchbox.
Speaker 4: That's your bonehead story of the day.
Speaker 2: The winners of a three hundred and forty nine million
Speaker 2: dollar Mega Million's jackpot have come forward. They have claimed
Speaker 2: their prize. Listen to this news from ABC Chicago.
Speaker 12: Local winners of a Mega Million's jackpot finally claimed their prize,
Speaker 12: but we.
Speaker 1: Still don't know their names.
Speaker 2: That is because they claim the three hundred and forty
Speaker 2: nine million dollars dollar prize under the nickname Blessed.
Speaker 1: They say they plan to use the money for good.
Speaker 1: So they're holding that check.
Speaker 13: They just got it up over their their faces, so
Speaker 13: you can are they Yeah, you can see the fingers
Speaker 13: at the very top holding it.
Speaker 2: Let's see if we take the chiun down at the bottom,
Speaker 2: I could make out their pants.
Speaker 1: Yeah, So who who is that with the jeans?
Speaker 10: Two people?
Speaker 2: So they get about one hundred and sixty million bucks,
Speaker 2: probably after taxes. They plan to do something for good,
Speaker 2: but they're not going to show their face, which makes
Speaker 2: me think maybe they won't do something for good, because
Speaker 2: if you can hide, I'd be like, I'm giving all
Speaker 2: this to charity.
Speaker 1: Well, what's your name?
Speaker 2: I don't know?
Speaker 1: Prove it.
Speaker 7: I bet they do.
Speaker 11: I mean they chose their alias or nickname or secret name.
Speaker 7: To be blessed. I feel like they're going to help people. Yeah,
Speaker 7: they're blessed. I mean there's one hundred million dollars they.
Speaker 1: Well I actually had three forty nine Yeah. Well, I mean, yeah,
Speaker 1: that's amazing.
Speaker 2: What would your nickname be if you because on the
Speaker 2: check it says Illinois is full of winners three hundred
Speaker 2: and forty nine million paid the order of blessed.
Speaker 11: My nickname would be abundance.
Speaker 2: Oh momulld be blind. It'd still be blind. I'm still
Speaker 2: lying blind blind. I can't see. I couldn't see them, won't
Speaker 2: be able to see.
Speaker 3: With all this money.
Speaker 2: Lunchbox rich, Yeah, eddie, see ya like Mexican like sea
Speaker 2: signor no no oh.
Speaker 7: Yeah like peace out, yeah out of here?
Speaker 1: See yes and your.
Speaker 2: S I oh, you need to be more descriptive. All right,
Speaker 2: that's pretty cool. That would be crazy. I would just
Speaker 2: win a bunch of money. That would be I still
Speaker 2: scratching tickets over here. I got nothing. We'll see you tomorrow. Bye, buddy,
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