Speaker 1: There we go, Mom transmitting.
Speaker 2: What's up, guys, Welcome to the show Morning studio Morning
Speaker 2: later on Abby our producer phone screener. She does it all.
Speaker 2: She's also learned how to play guitar in the last
Speaker 2: few months. She's gonna do her guitar recital. We've not
Speaker 2: heard her play guitar and sing. Her recital will be
Speaker 2: on the show. So excited. But now we go round
Speaker 2: the room and share our favorite news story we found today,
Speaker 2: this week, whatever. And I'll start, and I'm gonna say this.
Speaker 2: It's not a warning to parents, so there's no need
Speaker 2: to do anything, but I'm going to talk about the
Speaker 2: tooth Fairy. And I'm not gonna say anything you don't
Speaker 2: want me to say, Oh, okay, good right in case
Speaker 2: they're a little ears. Yeah, yeah, But I do want
Speaker 2: to tell a story about the tooth fairy. And this
Speaker 2: comes from the Wall Street Journal, a specific incidance with
Speaker 2: the tooth fairy when her daughter lost her first baby,
Speaker 2: tooth Kakoa lost and said the tooth Fairy left her
Speaker 2: daughter one hundred dollar bill, Oh my goodness, and that
Speaker 2: her daughter freaked out. I was like, Wow, that's the
Speaker 2: craziest thing ever. And that story kind of went viral
Speaker 2: because I guess the Toothphras are feeling very generous that day.
Speaker 2: And then other stories of the Tooth Fairy leaving Louis
Speaker 2: Vaton bracelets, Oh yeah, wow, massive amounts of cash, and
Speaker 2: how the Tooth Fairy video games, how the Tooth Fairy
Speaker 2: has started in some places to give way more. How
Speaker 2: do we feel about the tooth Fairy in selective places
Speaker 2: being so soenerous?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I don't like that. That is insane. Yeah, really, tooth
Speaker 2: Fairy is going out out of control. Yeah, because you're
Speaker 2: the tooth Fairy.
Speaker 3: I mean, you can't discriminate by where you live and stuff.
Speaker 2: That's bad. But I don't think you can say it's discrimination. Well, yeah,
Speaker 2: the tooth Fairy is not making a decision based on
Speaker 2: anyone else, so only making a decision based on the
Speaker 2: kid in that house.
Speaker 4: That means the tooth Fairy likes other kids more than
Speaker 4: you know.
Speaker 2: We're not doing discrimination.
Speaker 5: Because they's what the parents ask for when they talked to.
Speaker 2: The tooth I've never met the two Fairy. I don't know,
Speaker 2: have you. That is it's wild that the Tooth Fair
Speaker 2: and it doesn't set a good example. No, not at all,
Speaker 2: so tooth fair you're listening. I don't think it's discrimination, guys,
Speaker 2: it's not. It's not amy. What do you have?
Speaker 5: Graty panties are back in style today? Thank you for Yeah.
Speaker 5: Celeve's like Drew Barrymore, Kylie and Kendall Jinner, Bella Hadid,
Speaker 5: Dakota Johnson, they've all been showing off. It's probably more comfortable,
Speaker 5: but they call bloomer like panties.
Speaker 2: I mean, are they more comfortable? I would think so.
Speaker 2: I'm sure.
Speaker 3: I don't know how crawl ups space bikini's pretty good.
Speaker 5: Yeah, your opinion, But they're bringing it back.
Speaker 2: Yeah, probably because a lot of them have underwear lines.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's how you can tell.
Speaker 2: It's like they're selling no, no, no, because they're selling underwear.
Speaker 2: So they're selling a different kind of underwear. Now that
Speaker 2: isn't selling that well. Gosh, So they're going it's cool whatever.
Speaker 5: I'm here for it.
Speaker 3: Good look Yeah, keep that hearself, lunchbox. There was a
Speaker 3: woman in England reported missing. Police respond to an apartment. They
Speaker 3: look search, party goes out helicopters, but two cops and
Speaker 3: we're here.
Speaker 2: I was we'll catch up on Netflix.
Speaker 3: Sat there in her apartment, watched Netflix for four hours wow,
Speaker 3: and one of them picked up the dumbbells and worked out.
Speaker 2: They were just chilling at the house when they should
Speaker 2: have been looking and they were in her house, in
Speaker 2: her apartment.
Speaker 3: Yeah, eleven hours later and when she got back home,
Speaker 3: she reviewed security footage and that's how she saw them
Speaker 3: watching Netflix. Was she she had a mental health crisis?
Speaker 2: Okay, so something did happen to her. They're sitting working out.
Speaker 3: They're sitting on the couch just looking through netbook.
Speaker 2: Would you hire to be a police officer again? These
Speaker 2: these two guys or the guys that were prank calling
Speaker 2: other cops saying there's a dead body.
Speaker 4: Prank callers, rank callers. They're probably good cops. They're just
Speaker 4: a little immature. Yeah yeah, yeah, okay, all right, Eddie,
Speaker 4: all right, this is from Nashville.
Speaker 2: I thought this was really cool.
Speaker 4: So the city is doing something for a local musicians
Speaker 4: and the headline the headline was musicians in Nashville get
Speaker 4: free parking. And I was like, ooh, I'm a musician,
Speaker 4: but it's not the case. So a lot of musicians
Speaker 4: in town go downtown and play gigs, but they pay
Speaker 4: like twenty dollars thirty dollars for parking. So the city's
Speaker 4: now going to charge them sixty percent discount orre gonna
Speaker 4: give them a six percent discount. And so now they're
Speaker 4: parking is like four dollars instead of I prove it
Speaker 4: their guitar probably, So if I park with a guitar, That's.
Speaker 2: What I'm saying.
Speaker 4: I think they have to apply, like, hey, I'm a
Speaker 4: musician and whatever, and here's my tag.
Speaker 2: Or a picture if you're playing guitar, No no, no, no
Speaker 2: here away, Look I'm on the guitar right here, promise.
Speaker 4: I thought this was cool though, because like in a
Speaker 4: lot of cities, like if people work downtown and the
Speaker 4: parking downtown is expensive everywhere, so that's cool, then they
Speaker 4: should it for other people who work downtown, right, not
Speaker 4: just comedians true magicians.
Speaker 2: Well, I was taking like bartenders boxender. All right, let's go,
Speaker 2: let's open up the mailbag.
Speaker 3: And read all the air.
Speaker 2: It's some we call Bobby's mail dig Yeah, hello, Bobby Bones.
Speaker 2: I want some serious cash on the Super Bowl. But
Speaker 2: my wife has no clue. She thought I was just
Speaker 2: really into the game. What she doesn't know is that
Speaker 2: I ended up winning thousands and thousands of dollars. I'm
Speaker 2: not normally a big gambler, but I had a big
Speaker 2: feeling on this one. Here's my question. As much as
Speaker 2: I want to tell her about my windfall, I think
Speaker 2: it's a better move to keep it quiet. Even with
Speaker 2: the amount I won, She'll be furious that I risked
Speaker 2: the couple of thousand dollars, especially since we don't exactly
Speaker 2: have money pouring out of us. The money is just
Speaker 2: sitting in my betting app. Do I tell her? Do
Speaker 2: I keep it secret? Do I slowly pay off bills?
Speaker 2: What do I do? Sign husband? Who won big? Let's
Speaker 2: go to wrong answers first, lunchbox, Oh you bet it
Speaker 2: on a college basketball game this weekend?
Speaker 3: You find one that you have a feeling and you
Speaker 3: absolutely double it up. And what if you lose no
Speaker 3: foul because she didn't know about it in the first place.
Speaker 2: So what if under your logic and I can understand
Speaker 2: why you would say that, and it feels like a
Speaker 2: terrible idea, However, I would say the money that you
Speaker 2: initially started with, I'd pull that out first, and then
Speaker 2: if you were gonna be crazy, do that, But I
Speaker 2: would pull the money that you had that you bet
Speaker 2: on the game out so at least you're not in
Speaker 2: the hole if you lose the next one. But you're
Speaker 2: obviously on the street. You're hot one. Gotta keep it going.
Speaker 2: Been to cook Eddie. Look, you don't tell her anything.
Speaker 4: You want, keep it in your wallet, slowly pay for things, whatever,
Speaker 4: But don't tell her anything because once she finds out
Speaker 4: that you did something like risk all that money even
Speaker 4: though you won, she's gonna hear nothing. But you risk
Speaker 4: that much money and it's gonna be problems and for
Speaker 4: the future she's gonna be worthy.
Speaker 2: You're gonna do that again, it's not worth it. Just
Speaker 2: don't tell her. Amy, what tell her?
Speaker 5: Will you? At least off to withdrawl Like you said, Bobby,
Speaker 5: you got to take out that money you spent anyway,
Speaker 5: because if y'all have shared accounts and you writ whatever
Speaker 5: money you risked, that's hers too, So you need to
Speaker 5: pay that all back. And then I think you should
Speaker 5: just tell her what is it with? These listeners are
Speaker 5: like I want this, I don't want to tell my No,
Speaker 5: this is stuff. If you're sharing your life with someone,
Speaker 5: this is something you should be able to tell them.
Speaker 2: This is what i'd say. First of all, does she
Speaker 2: watch the checking account, because my DraftKings account set up
Speaker 2: to my checking account, the checking account that my wife
Speaker 2: and I used it like our normal spending account, grocery account, whatever,
Speaker 2: so she could see whatever I'm or if I'm buying
Speaker 2: jerseys or getting those. She sees all that crap. So
Speaker 2: if she sees it, she's probably already gonna know you
Speaker 2: took it out. Yeah, so I would just put that
Speaker 2: back though. Okay, first, like a little loan, just put
Speaker 2: that back and hopefully nothing is said. And then if
Speaker 2: she's like I saw the money was taken out and
Speaker 2: then put back in. Yeah, I took it out for
Speaker 2: the super Bowl. You know, I thought I was gonna
Speaker 2: want to bet a bunch of stuff. Don't say you
Speaker 2: didn't bet. That's a lie. Just say I thought I
Speaker 2: was gonna bet some stuff, and you know, I just
Speaker 2: put it back in there. There's no lie in that.
Speaker 5: What you just said, you lie I thought you were
Speaker 5: going to indicates you thought you were but you did.
Speaker 2: No, it doesn't.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it indicates, but it doesn't seem did.
Speaker 2: Say he did think about it before he did it.
Speaker 2: I thought I was going to bed and I realized
Speaker 2: I didn't know for I knew what I was doing.
Speaker 2: So it's back in the account. You're covered because you
Speaker 2: didn't say a single line. Yeah, Amy, it's you know.
Speaker 2: Then you hold on. Then you have like, let's say
Speaker 2: ten grand in there. Still nice. And there's a couple
Speaker 2: of ways you can handle this. If you just put
Speaker 2: a bunch back in the account, she's gonna see it
Speaker 2: and go, wow, you put a lot of money back
Speaker 2: in there. What you can do is you go put
Speaker 2: a thousand bucks back in there. We're just talking about
Speaker 2: this random number he sent us. We'd be like, hey,
Speaker 2: I want a thousand bucks. That's crazy, let's pay off
Speaker 2: a bill. It's like, oh, and it'd be like the
Speaker 2: next time something come, don't even bet. You're like, I'm
Speaker 2: gonna I feel good. I'm gonna haveet like two hundred
Speaker 2: dollars on this game, but if I win, it's gonna
Speaker 2: pay like two thousand. I wondarly betting this money and
Speaker 2: building it up.
Speaker 5: But you just a minute ago, you were all proud
Speaker 5: that there was no lie.
Speaker 2: We' lying.
Speaker 5: Okay, it's all live to keep up.
Speaker 2: Well, now we're lying because with that one you have
Speaker 2: to because it's it's it's on your banking slip. There's
Speaker 2: a lot of work.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 4: Just don't tell her where he messed her. Where he
Speaker 4: messed up was when before you make the bet. You
Speaker 4: should talk to your wife and be like, hey, I'm
Speaker 4: planning on making a bet.
Speaker 2: Here is that okay? And you can't go back.
Speaker 4: You know, it's funny you use that boat analogy. Ships
Speaker 4: left the dot, Hey, loose lips sink ships. Don't say anything,
Speaker 4: but you won.
Speaker 5: Y'all are acting like he lost money. He didn't.
Speaker 2: He there's an iceberg, don't run into it.
Speaker 3: Right, there's still there's still obstacles out there in the ocean.
Speaker 2: Okay. Look, the real answer is you should probably tell
Speaker 2: your wife, hey, I bet. I won like crazy, but
Speaker 2: you're gonna get in trouble and you won't be able
Speaker 2: to bet again.
Speaker 5: You don't get in trouble, you will.
Speaker 2: We all know that people were with We know they're
Speaker 2: going to react to stuff. We had all three of you,
Speaker 2: so you'll get in trouble. I tell my wife and
Speaker 2: she's like, how'd you do it? I was like pretty terrible.
Speaker 2: She's like, all right, dummy, sit it. We move on
Speaker 2: with life. But she knows I'm super responsible, but I
Speaker 2: don't know how his wife knows about that. But you
Speaker 2: could if you're trying to hide it. I would hide
Speaker 2: it in the way of put the original money back
Speaker 2: the name. Same thing about it unless she brings it up,
Speaker 2: but have a story ready if she does, and then
Speaker 2: be like, hey, I'm gonna start to beat a little best.
Speaker 2: Listen the Buybone show, Bobby says to bet this team,
Speaker 2: and when it wins, be like, holy crap, I want
Speaker 2: this is crazy and they start giving me the credit
Speaker 2: and then you have money. Put it back in the
Speaker 2: account slowly, and next thing you know, you got all
Speaker 2: your money in there.
Speaker 5: Oh you could just call it a day and tell.
Speaker 2: Her you could. Yeah, that's definitely an option, but you
Speaker 2: can get in trouble. Yeah, and nobody wants to get
Speaker 2: an he's secretly gambling. Do you think he's gonna be
Speaker 2: super honest about this? That's all I'm doing. I'm just
Speaker 2: trying to find the happy medium, I know, but I
Speaker 2: just feel like this is a if he was honest,
Speaker 2: he told her to.
Speaker 5: Be onward spiral and keep gambling and then.
Speaker 2: Keep No, he's not really gambling. He's saying he's gambling.
Speaker 2: You thought about gamble. You get Bobby's strategy. He thought
Speaker 2: about gambling because he did think about.
Speaker 5: It, thought about it.
Speaker 2: Okay, okay, there you go.
Speaker 5: All right, good luck.
Speaker 2: Lunch Walks is better on the one game. Eddie says,
Speaker 2: never tell. I say, create a web that's hard to
Speaker 2: even remember. And he said, you just tell. All right,
Speaker 2: there you go. Close. We've got your game mail read
Speaker 2: on your Now let's find the clothes Bobby's fail bag.
Speaker 2: I'm armed to the gills today with fun facts, which
Speaker 2: is also good. I just didn't want to bring one.
Speaker 2: For example, fifty one percent of Americans use subtitles all
Speaker 2: or most of the time while watching television shows or movies.
Speaker 2: I do, I do. I keep it on on the bottom. Yep.
Speaker 2: I'm a little more hard of hearing than my wife is,
Speaker 2: probably because I wear headphones all day. But I keep
Speaker 2: it right there on the bottom. Oh my wife doesn't.
Speaker 3: It drives me nuts because sometimes you can't see what's
Speaker 3: going on on the screen.
Speaker 2: It's on the How big are your words now? Sometimes
Speaker 2: it pops up at the top.
Speaker 5: Yeah, move it, move it. You don't have control it.
Speaker 2: You don't have a mouth.
Speaker 5: Super Bowl halftime and the words are on the top.
Speaker 5: Is a little distracted.
Speaker 3: You don't have a mouse where you can move music.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but I had her on during the whole Super Bowl,
Speaker 5: so it's like you just go. You take the time
Speaker 5: to go in and turn it off, and you don't
Speaker 5: do it on live team delayed.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I do it if I'm watching a show. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I don't want to miss especially if they have accents,
Speaker 2: because I'm not going to even understand what they're saying
Speaker 2: a lot of the times. But also I can't hear,
Speaker 2: so that there's that too. But I thought it was
Speaker 2: fifty one percent. That's a pretty hig number. Fifty six
Speaker 2: percent of surveyed parents with a favorite child prefer their
Speaker 2: youngest child over half for their youngest kid. I thought
Speaker 2: it would be the oldest, most time spent maybe or
Speaker 2: also most time to screw up.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 4: It's sometimes the oldest is the hardest because like you're learning,
Speaker 4: everyone's learning.
Speaker 3: And then the old the youngest you know what you're doing,
Speaker 3: and they realize it's the last one you want to
Speaker 3: spend more time.
Speaker 5: I think you just care. Let well, I got my
Speaker 5: death at the same time, so I can't speak to
Speaker 5: this experience. But I'm the youngest, and life here things aren't.
Speaker 5: We're more uptight with the first ones. And then when
Speaker 5: she realized and you have other kids and you're worried
Speaker 5: about lots of other things, the youngest kind of is
Speaker 5: just like, ah, yeah, she fell down, big deal, the
Speaker 5: first time your brand new baby that you've never had
Speaker 5: before falls down.
Speaker 2: Right, Okay, make sure I thought I heard a little
Speaker 2: something there. Look right, all right, let's go fun fact Friday.
Speaker 2: Then there you go.
Speaker 5: A pregnant goldfitish is called a twit.
Speaker 2: Pregnant gold wash is called a twit. Yeah why, I
Speaker 2: don't know.
Speaker 5: I just thought it was like funny that that's what
Speaker 5: it was. And you never know when that might come
Speaker 5: up in trivia A twit? Don remember that t W
Speaker 5: I T twit?
Speaker 2: You know why they say be a goldfish?
Speaker 5: Yes? Why Ted?
Speaker 2: But why he didn't make that out.
Speaker 5: Be a goldfish?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 5: They have memories like us.
Speaker 2: They opposite.
Speaker 5: They tell me, I don't.
Speaker 2: Know, try to forget the bad thing that just happened
Speaker 2: because their memory got it. But I've really read though,
Speaker 2: they do have better memories, and we give them credit
Speaker 2: for I think they say they only have ten second memory. Yeah,
Speaker 2: they say, I saw eight lunchbox.
Speaker 3: Alaska ranks number one when it comes to people going missing.
Speaker 3: They five out of every one thousand people are reported
Speaker 3: missing in Alaska. That's more than double the national average.
Speaker 2: Wow, is it like nice animals or they break down
Speaker 2: and it's so cold that they freeze?
Speaker 3: I mean they did, like go out for a height
Speaker 3: never come back.
Speaker 5: Sometimes it's really light the whole time and then other
Speaker 5: times it's darks the whole time.
Speaker 2: Well that's true.
Speaker 5: Well it's dark you get lost, Eddie.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 4: So you guys know the Margarita pizza. Yeah, Like I
Speaker 4: don't like it, but I've heard.
Speaker 2: Of it that I found a place that has a
Speaker 2: great one. Okay. Yeah, well let me tell you this
Speaker 2: real quickly. You tell me where that's at. You got it? Okay.
Speaker 4: So, so when the Margarita pizza, they got the name
Speaker 4: because back in eighteen eighty nine in the city of
Speaker 4: Naples in Italy, the queen was coming and they're like,
Speaker 4: make her a pizza. We know she loves mozzarella, so
Speaker 4: they made her the Margarita pizza because her name was
Speaker 4: Queen Margarita.
Speaker 2: Oh, it's not about Margarita drink. Nope, no, no, oh no,
Speaker 2: it's spelled differently. It's like it is m A R
Speaker 2: g h E R I t A had no idea. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it was named after the queen. That is very fun,
Speaker 2: Thank you man. This place Luigo, the Italian place of town.
Speaker 2: They make a really thin crust. And I don't like
Speaker 2: margarita pizza. I always thought of Margarita's had a bad
Speaker 2: like I don't want to get drunk on pizza. But
Speaker 2: it's so it's so good. Oh we have that one, yes, yeah,
Speaker 2: oh that is really good.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Morgan, Well, we may work in country music, but
Speaker 6: cows they hate country music. According to research, they produce
Speaker 6: three percent less milk when they're listening to country music.
Speaker 5: They prefer classical music.
Speaker 2: Of course, I was reading this thing about a guy.
Speaker 2: He said, do you ever wonder what that first guy
Speaker 2: was doing when he discovered that you can milk a cow?
Speaker 2: And I couldn't stop thinking about that. Well, the cow, yeah, no,
Speaker 2: I hear you, but the very first why I touched that?
Speaker 2: But the first guy, you ever go like, whoa, there's milk,
Speaker 2: Like what was he doing? Exactly? Think about that? Amy, Yeah,
Speaker 2: I can't stop thinking about it, and then how long
Speaker 2: did you wait to tell everyone about it? Right? Because
Speaker 2: then it's it's embarrassing, right, like, hey, look, okay, I
Speaker 2: promise I wasn't doing anything weird.
Speaker 3: And then and then it comes out and he has
Speaker 3: to decide I'm gonna try that, right.
Speaker 2: Or or or what I think about that? A lot.
Speaker 2: I didn't come up with that. I read. I read
Speaker 2: somebody say that, like the first guy that ever milked cow?
Speaker 2: You think get trouble telling somebody because it was yeah, Houston,
Speaker 2: we have a problem. Ever heard that? Yeah, when Jack
Speaker 2: Swiggert was communicating from Apollo thirteen, he didn't actually say that,
Speaker 2: Oh he said, Okay, Houston, we have a problem here,
Speaker 2: but in them re enacting it from yeah, I have
Speaker 2: a kind of a new theory about the moon. Oh go,
Speaker 2: is it changed? We go? First of all, I do
Speaker 2: think we landed on the moon.
Speaker 3: Oh, you said.
Speaker 2: That's never what I said. I said the percentage percentage why,
Speaker 2: I'm still sixty percent probably land on the moon, but
Speaker 2: forty percent. There are things like we can't leave lower
Speaker 2: orbit now, but the moon's above, and how do we
Speaker 2: lose all the technology to get to the moon We
Speaker 2: had it in like the sixties and seventies. But not
Speaker 2: only do we lose it, we can't recreate something we've
Speaker 2: created in the sixties and seventies. Like all this stuff
Speaker 2: is bizarre to me. So I'm like, that seems a
Speaker 2: little fishy. And in the press conference when all the
Speaker 2: guys come back after being up on the moon and
Speaker 2: they're just like, sad, it's weird, and buzz Aldrin being like,
Speaker 2: we never went to the moon. There are a couple
Speaker 2: clips him saying that. So all that to me makes
Speaker 2: me go something fishy. I think exactly what I said was,
Speaker 2: I don't know what's fishy about it, But we don't
Speaker 2: know the whole story about us going to the moon.
Speaker 2: So we probably went to the moon. But I how
Speaker 2: come we can't leave lower orbit? Now, that's the thing.
Speaker 2: If we could do it in the sixties and seventies,
Speaker 2: and let's say we really did lose all the technology,
Speaker 2: how come we can't recreate it? Who cares? Moving on?
Speaker 2: Here's my new not even my theory, because I still
Speaker 2: think we went to the moon. What if we went
Speaker 2: to the moon, landed there, saw some beep we didn't
Speaker 2: think we need to be seeing, and we said, we're
Speaker 2: never going back to the Moon like there were we
Speaker 2: saw stuff up there we didn't want to see. And
Speaker 2: so they still have the technology, but they're not allowing
Speaker 2: us to use it because they ain't getting us back
Speaker 2: up to the Moon.
Speaker 3: Okay, I can see that, there's no reason.
Speaker 2: The only thing that like haunts me is the fact
Speaker 2: that we had the technology to go to the Moon
Speaker 2: in the sixties and seventies. We either lost it they're
Speaker 2: hiding it from us, or if they did lose it,
Speaker 2: we can't recreate it. What could we not do now
Speaker 2: that we did then that we can't So all that's
Speaker 2: bizarre to me. So let's say we did go to
Speaker 2: the Moon and now they really didn't lose it, and
Speaker 2: they've also lost the official first tape that they shot
Speaker 2: on NASA. Yeah, that's weird. They don't have that anymore. Okay.
Speaker 2: You know what fascinates me.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And what blows my mind is how much you
Speaker 3: think you spind thinking about this.
Speaker 2: No, don't give me a double slip theory either.
Speaker 3: No, the fact that you think about what goes on
Speaker 3: the Moon. I don't think about that ever in my
Speaker 3: life except when you bring it up, and I'm like, okay, cool, whatever,
Speaker 3: But it sounds like you think about this all the time.
Speaker 2: But I think about double slit theory a lot too.
Speaker 2: Single slit double slit theory where they shoot the atoms
Speaker 2: through the hole and it shows the screen Like I'm literal,
Speaker 2: you see the atoms through the slit. Now, if you
Speaker 2: do double slip theory through a wall, you shoot atoms
Speaker 2: through it, it shows up as waves on the back wall.
Speaker 2: Scientists started to think that the atoms were all hitting
Speaker 2: each other since it was double slit, but it wasn't.
Speaker 2: So then what they realized was it showed up as
Speaker 2: waves until they started recording it. When they recorded it
Speaker 2: went back to atoms and it changed the pattern based
Speaker 2: on if they're recording it or not, which basically shows
Speaker 2: you can travel in time. They just can't figure it out.
Speaker 2: That's okay, I have no idea what you're talking about,
Speaker 2: but that's a kind of stupid craft. I think about it.
Speaker 2: And trees. Don't get me started on trees, Like I
Speaker 2: know in thirty years we're gonna be like, how are
Speaker 2: we just so mean to plants? And trees? They like
Speaker 2: need sun, they need to eat, they talk with each other,
Speaker 2: they grow didn't work. You know, they cry. You guys
Speaker 2: are so stupid. No trees do talk. You don't give
Speaker 2: me heart by simulation?
Speaker 3: You do?
Speaker 5: You have time to think about that.
Speaker 2: The cow, It's like, that's funny to me. That's funny. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's funny to me. Like you for bringing back to
Speaker 2: normal because this was just so did you know there
Speaker 2: was never an iPhone too? They went from the original
Speaker 2: I phone right to the iPhone three. G Oh wow,
Speaker 2: I didn't realize that.
Speaker 5: Why.
Speaker 2: I don't have to answer her, why, I just know
Speaker 2: it's fun if I don't.
Speaker 5: You asked me why a twit and I'm like, I
Speaker 5: don't know.
Speaker 2: Waites say, you little twit pregnant? All right, there you go.
Speaker 2: That's that's ready.
Speaker 4: Mandy Scepter. She lives in Kentucky. She's a single mom.
Speaker 4: Is always wanted a big family, lots of kids, but
Speaker 4: she's not. So she looked into the in vitro or
Speaker 4: whatever you know you can do it, Yeah, in vitro.
Speaker 4: She looked into that. She's like, I don't know if
Speaker 4: I want to do that. So she looked into fostering. Well,
Speaker 4: while she was talking to social work and she said, well,
Speaker 4: you know what skip the fostering part. We have six
Speaker 4: kids that are all sisters and they need a place,
Speaker 4: So why don't you try adopting them six together? Six
Speaker 4: to Well, they weren't together, they were all in different
Speaker 4: fosterel but I mean like six six sisters.
Speaker 2: Yes, take it.
Speaker 4: She's taking them all together. So she said that sounds amazing.
Speaker 4: Mandy took in all six girls and the oldest is nineteen,
Speaker 4: so she was already even out of the foster care system.
Speaker 4: But since she adopted her, I mean she's part of
Speaker 4: the family now.
Speaker 2: She moved in. She moved in, and all six sisters.
Speaker 4: Are together, which is so rare because once they go
Speaker 4: into the foster system, Guys, they can be spread all
Speaker 4: over the place.
Speaker 2: You may never see each other again. How lucky were
Speaker 2: those sisters that somebody was found that wanted to have
Speaker 2: multiple kids at once.
Speaker 5: And they want to come out and then how incredibly wow?
Speaker 4: And I always complain about and I don't complain. I
Speaker 4: love it, but I complain about having four kids because
Speaker 4: it's a lot. Having six is crazy. So good for
Speaker 4: her man, that's awesome. What's the difference in two and four?
Speaker 4: A big difference, big difference.
Speaker 2: So I get the number part of it to your
Speaker 2: day to day life.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, Well, look, when you have four kids, they're
Speaker 4: a gang. Like they're they gang, they take over the family.
Speaker 4: You can't no longer can mom and dad control the
Speaker 4: four kids because they gang up on.
Speaker 2: If they have a righteous fight, they all want to
Speaker 2: fight together. All four of them get together. It's hard
Speaker 2: to stop all four of them. Correct where too, you
Speaker 2: can still to two diverses. We can deal with that,
Speaker 2: but you can't take the whole.
Speaker 4: Gang's tougher, right, And I compared a lot to whack
Speaker 4: them wolf, So like if one has a problem, you're like,
Speaker 4: let me deal with that. Oh, solve. There comes another
Speaker 4: mole up. Oh great, now this one has a problem.
Speaker 4: Whack that one.
Speaker 2: Boom? Oh dad, I got a problem with you. What
Speaker 2: if all four moles come up at the same time.
Speaker 2: It happens and it's a terrible day. That's a terrible day.
Speaker 2: Good news, that's what it's all about. Thank you. That
Speaker 2: was tell me something good. It's time for everybody's favorite game.
Speaker 2: It's the easiest game of the week. It's easy trivia.
Speaker 2: Amy can win it all today, just four wins. He's
Speaker 2: one went away from the championship.
Speaker 5: Wow.
Speaker 2: Currently Lunchbox has the golden Tiara Lunchbox Ready, Yeah, I'm
Speaker 2: ready man easy. Trivia Country music icons. Nobody goes home
Speaker 2: in the first round. What country icon sings Friends in
Speaker 2: Low Places?
Speaker 7: Uh?
Speaker 2: Garth Brooks correct? Eddie. What country icon sings Joelene? That's
Speaker 2: Dolly Parton? Correct? Morgan? What country icon sings blue Eyes
Speaker 2: Crying in the Rain Willie Nelson? Correct? Amy? What country
Speaker 2: icon sings Amarillo by Morning?
Speaker 5: George?
Speaker 2: Good? Now, No one would have gone home if you
Speaker 2: missed it. However, if you do miss it, you heard
Speaker 2: this sound, You've been booed. You played a five? Ammy
Speaker 2: with four? Eddie with three, Lunchbox with three, Yeah, Morgan
Speaker 2: with two? Wow.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 2: The category is cartoons. Okay. Who are the famous cartoon
Speaker 2: characters who live in a pineapple under the sea SpongeBob
Speaker 2: Squarepan correct Eddie. What's the name of the bear who
Speaker 2: loves honey in the one hundred Acre Woods? That is Pooh?
Speaker 2: I'll accept it, Winnie the Pooh. Who is the father
Speaker 2: Morgan of Bart, Lisa and Maggie in The Simpsons? Oh
Speaker 2: h shoot, Homer Simpson correct Amy. What's the name of
Speaker 2: the cartoon character who is always in love with the
Speaker 2: idea of catching the road runner?
Speaker 5: Road runner? Who's it? Oh, Wiley coyote dirrect?
Speaker 2: Why are we getting mad at me? She was like
Speaker 2: getting mad at me, Like why would you do such
Speaker 2: famous presidents? Lunchbox? Who was the first president? George Washington? Correct?
Speaker 2: Easy trivia, huge, Eddie? What president is on the one
Speaker 2: dollar bill? George Washington? That's correct? Easy trivia, Morgan. What
Speaker 2: president associated with the legend of having wooden teeth?
Speaker 5: I mean they both had.
Speaker 6: George Washington is also as where I'm in that situation?
Speaker 3: Again, I don't know George Washington?
Speaker 2: Correct? Amy? What president on the quarter?
Speaker 5: George Washington?
Speaker 2: Now Lincoln? I'm sorry now kidding? That would have been
Speaker 2: dirty fast Wow. The category easy trivia is measurements. Lunchbox.
Speaker 2: How many inches are in a foot? Twelve? Correct, Eddie?
Speaker 2: How many courts in a gallon? Here you go? How
Speaker 2: many courts are in a gallon? I mean, is it
Speaker 2: four quarts? Because it's not like a quarter? Where is
Speaker 2: it two quarts? Give me two quartz? It's four? Oh
Speaker 2: my god, you've been boom.
Speaker 3: We're not the cookers them are gonna no measurements I cook.
Speaker 2: You get Morgan. How many millimeters in a centimeter?
Speaker 6: Whoa, that's crazy, okay, okay, hold on, there are.
Speaker 2: Twelve inches in a foot? How many cinimeters are in
Speaker 2: a foot?
Speaker 5: Or in twelve inches?
Speaker 2: I don't know how many millimeters are in a centimeter?
Speaker 6: Millimeters in a centimeter? One hundred interact, you've been boom,
Speaker 6: there's ten ten millimeters one centimeters. I have never in
Speaker 6: my life thought about millimeters hetty.
Speaker 2: Goes and millimeters, centimeters not really feet different scales.
Speaker 5: Oh, I thought it was part of the ruler.
Speaker 2: No other side. Yeah, that's the inches side, other sides. Amy,
Speaker 2: lunchbox is still in if you miss it, he wins
Speaker 2: easy trivia. Amy, how many ounces in a cup?
Speaker 5: Eight?
Speaker 2: Correct? Wow? Oh my god, wow wow, wow, oh job.
Speaker 2: I don't know that.
Speaker 5: Got that well? I cook lunchbox on one in the kitchen,
Speaker 5: lunchbox famous dates?
Speaker 2: Amy went on a date with who last night? I'm
Speaker 2: just kidding, there's nothing wow, hey, lunchbox. What historic document
Speaker 2: was signed July fourth, seventeen seventy six, the Declaration of Independence? Correct?
Speaker 2: Amy on what famous best did it sink? April fifteenth,
Speaker 2: nineteen twelve.
Speaker 5: Oh so that's the date nineteen twelve. Is that Titanic?
Speaker 2: Correct Titanic lunchbox. What American online video sharing platform lunch
Speaker 2: February fourteenth, two thousand and five. What American online video
Speaker 2: sharing platform February fourteenth, two thousand and five, Yeah, man, YouTube?
Speaker 2: Correct Amy? What famous wall fell on November ninth, nineteen
Speaker 2: eighty nine.
Speaker 5: Yep, the Burlin Wall.
Speaker 2: Correct. Category of science easy trivia, lunchbox, Come on, man,
Speaker 2: what's the chemical symbol for water? H two oh? Correct? Yeah, Amy?
Speaker 2: Which body system is responsible for taking an oxygen and
Speaker 2: removing carbon dioxide from our bodies?
Speaker 5: I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: Which body system is responsible for taking an oxygen and
Speaker 2: removing carbon dioxide from our bodies?
Speaker 5: The respiratory system?
Speaker 2: Correct. Categories movie trilogies in which trilogy Lunchboxes Catinus Everdeen
Speaker 2: fight against the oppressive capital in a dysopian dystopian society,
Speaker 2: Hunger Games? Correct? Amy. What's the name of the trilogy
Speaker 2: featuring Marty McFly traveling through time with the help of
Speaker 2: a Dolorean back to the future. Correct. If Lunchbox wins,
Speaker 2: Amy's not the repeat champion. If Amy wins, you the
Speaker 2: new champion, famous animals lunchbox, what animals on the Playboy
Speaker 2: logo corre Amy? What animal can be seen on a
Speaker 2: Porsche logo? Correct? Lunchbox. What animal is on the Lacoste logo.
Speaker 2: It's a man. I don't know which one it is. Dang,
Speaker 2: I don't know the difference between the two of them.
Speaker 2: I mean, I don't either. I'll take out gator, I'll
Speaker 2: take it aligator, alligator, or take a book?
Speaker 3: Amy.
Speaker 2: What animals on the California state flag bear? Correct? Country
Speaker 2: nicknames easy trivia, Okay, countries, country lunchbox. What country is
Speaker 2: known as the Land of the Rising Sun Japan? Correct? Amy?
Speaker 2: What country has the nickname the Boot due to its
Speaker 2: geographical shape?
Speaker 5: Okay, okay, okay, okay, okay, hold on, dang?
Speaker 2: What country has correct lunchbox? What country is known as
Speaker 2: the Land down under Australia?
Speaker 3: Correct?
Speaker 2: What country has the nickname the Great White North?
Speaker 5: What?
Speaker 2: The Great White North?
Speaker 5: Russia? I don't know what is it? Hey? I just
Speaker 5: went some cold?
Speaker 2: Wow? Dang, wow.
Speaker 5: Mcge know that?
Speaker 2: Are you thinking your sweatshirt off? I'm just I'm I'm
Speaker 2: you're not in here?
Speaker 5: Should I have known that?
Speaker 2: I don't know if you should have known that? Forty
Speaker 2: cities in Canada to I know, but oh yeah, that
Speaker 2: means next week four to four. Yeah, right, and we
Speaker 2: still have a chance. How long will today's generation live?
Speaker 2: The projected life expectancy for today's generation is eighty one
Speaker 2: years for women seventy six years for men. But kids
Speaker 2: now are kids that generation supposed tole to eighty five,
Speaker 2: so starting to go back up again, gay for them. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's probably a mixture of science, knowledge of the body stretching.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well you're stretchings, you're out in yours, your life launchibles, you.
Speaker 2: Know, all great things that have been created.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Amy's pile of stories.
Speaker 5: So, Bobby, you were in the movie Band Slam in
Speaker 5: what two thousand and eight or something.
Speaker 2: I don't even know what. I did see on Roku
Speaker 2: it was showing musical movies and Band Slam was one
Speaker 2: of the movies they were showing. It wasn't for me,
Speaker 2: but that's a movie with Vanessa Hudgens and Lisa Kudrove
Speaker 2: played Phoebe on Friends and I have like nine lines
Speaker 2: in it. And that was forever ago and hilarious.
Speaker 5: Well, so do you still get residuals from it?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Like four dollars every three months. That's what's up.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 5: Kate Hudson has a podcast it's called Sibling Rivalry, and
Speaker 5: she was talking about how when she was thirteen, she
Speaker 5: was in Home Alone two lost in New York. She
Speaker 5: was one of the kids just singing in the choir
Speaker 5: at the beginning, and she still gets checks from Home
Speaker 5: Alone two, but sometimes they're like ten cents. And Joey
Speaker 5: Lawrence was her guest and he said he still gets
Speaker 5: residuals from commercials he did as a kid, but sometimes
Speaker 5: they're two cents, and he's like, this doesn't make sense.
Speaker 5: Damp and the envelope and the paper and all the
Speaker 5: things cost more than the two cents.
Speaker 2: But they still have to pay it, and it costs
Speaker 2: money for them to pay it. Van Slam gets eighty
Speaker 2: two percent on Rotten Tomatoes. That's a good movie, man,
Speaker 2: it's a good little fun kid.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: A lot of people said I carried it, and they
Speaker 2: were just pointed I didn't get a best oscar Non
Speaker 2: for a sporting actor, but huh, A lot of people
Speaker 2: just me, I said it, Okay, what else?
Speaker 5: So have you heard of Cyberchondria?
Speaker 2: Afraid to do it cyberly because you'll get a virus.
Speaker 2: Oh wow, that's cool.
Speaker 5: Okay, it could be it, but it's not. It's when
Speaker 5: you obsessively google health stuff online.
Speaker 2: Oh like hypochondria, cyber chondria. Obsessively though. It's a fine
Speaker 2: line because I think, I look stuff up. But then
Speaker 2: once I start to be totally dedicated to one theory
Speaker 2: from web Md, I have to stop because I know
Speaker 2: I have, you know, cat scratch fever that tends to
Speaker 2: come up every time. So are they diagnosing that as
Speaker 2: a well.
Speaker 5: No, it definitely is the thing. And then someone looked
Speaker 5: at the top health questions that people in all fifty
Speaker 5: states google, so I have some of the states.
Speaker 2: I hate it when you come and tell and then
Speaker 2: what you have, Like, listen, I looked this up and
Speaker 2: it seemed they hate it when you do that, and
Speaker 2: they play cool now they're like yeah, definitely, like they'll yeah,
Speaker 2: I hear you. I'm glad you looked that up, and
Speaker 2: they'll give you the real thing. They think. They hate
Speaker 2: it when you do that. My doctor says, don't do that. Yeah,
Speaker 2: don't don't google that. Give me the question.
Speaker 5: So since you're from Arkansas, start with that and the
Speaker 5: most googled thing from Arkansas?
Speaker 2: Is it healthy to date your cousin?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 2: Oh no, no, no, oh shout in Arkansas?
Speaker 1: Hope.
Speaker 5: What causes hemorrhoids?
Speaker 2: I had to google that before, Yeah, because the first
Speaker 2: time I went in and a doctor stuck his finger
Speaker 2: on my butt and I was like, what is happening?
Speaker 2: And he said, you bought the premium package? And I
Speaker 2: was like, wait a minute, where am I? But it
Speaker 2: was I was training and I didn't know you could
Speaker 2: get hemorrhoids from training for like a running, like hard
Speaker 2: running and straining, and then because you get them for
Speaker 2: being pregnant obviously yes, and having a baby. But he
Speaker 2: had no idea. But now I live with it. I'm
Speaker 2: a voice of young hemorrhoids.
Speaker 7: If you're the.
Speaker 5: Voice of young hemorrhoids when we were in our twenties,
Speaker 5: now you're it next.
Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, very well? This is there any reason for
Speaker 2: her to do move on.
Speaker 5: Your fifteen years?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Go ah?
Speaker 5: Okay. So in Texas, since a lot of us are
Speaker 5: from there, why do I pee? When I cough? Is
Speaker 5: searched the most? Wow that happens.
Speaker 2: That's probably when women have babies. Yeah, yeah or not?
Speaker 2: Is that poop on a cough.
Speaker 5: Interesting since Morgan's from Kansas, it's what does ring worm
Speaker 5: look like? Oh my, what weird things happening in Kansas?
Speaker 2: Not that, not that that's a crazy thing to look up.
Speaker 2: I wonder why Kansas, And I've probably I've looked up
Speaker 2: what a certain parasites look like. If my wife's like,
Speaker 2: we should do a cleanse, like that's our romantic thing
Speaker 2: to do together, and so I'll look and see what
Speaker 2: parasites look like. And so you see ring worms or
Speaker 2: tapeworms or but that's number one interesting. Not is my
Speaker 2: finger broken?
Speaker 5: Yeah? And honorable mention from Illinois is can you live
Speaker 5: without a spleen?
Speaker 2: You can? I don't have one boom yep, Yeah, ruptured
Speaker 2: mine lost it when I was young, couldn't find it,
Speaker 2: so I just gave up, you guess, plaining hide and
Speaker 2: sequ explained, all right? What else?
Speaker 5: So a lot of people are trying to increase their
Speaker 5: water intake, so they're drinking water, but then they're like, oh,
Speaker 5: I need sparkling water because water's boring, and they drink
Speaker 5: way too much. So dentists are saying like, hey, the
Speaker 5: carbon dioxide in there turns into carbonic acid, and that
Speaker 5: eats awight, your tooth enamel.
Speaker 2: It's basically carbonation, carbons and all of it. But yeah,
Speaker 2: this is a carbonation that's eating your stuff. Yeah, so
Speaker 2: this weapon. D says that when I look it up, you.
Speaker 5: Don't have to totally give up sparkling water, but maybe
Speaker 5: swish some flat water around your mouth after drinking the bubbly.
Speaker 2: I relate to not drinking enough water. I do try
Speaker 2: to d I have to really be present drinking enough water,
Speaker 2: like I have to think about it, because I just don't.
Speaker 2: And so the things that are difficult about it is
Speaker 2: the peeing all the time. Even if I stop drinking
Speaker 2: at like six pm or seven pm, I still pee.
Speaker 2: I hate it. It's almost like I'd rather be dehydrated
Speaker 2: than wake up and p And then I will drink
Speaker 2: sparkling water as well, but I will you know, what
Speaker 2: do they say, one glass alcol a glass of water
Speaker 2: so you don't get to direct. I'll do sparkling and
Speaker 2: then normal, and then I'll mix like a fourth of
Speaker 2: like a cranberry or grapefruit just to make the sparkling
Speaker 2: not boring. That's how boring it needs to me. But
Speaker 2: better than not having water at all.
Speaker 5: Right, And I said, yeah, just maybe even simpler, swishing
Speaker 5: normal water around in your mouth after you drink it.
Speaker 2: Just being realistic. No one's gonna swisch water. Just drink
Speaker 2: the water. If it's gonna get all the way to
Speaker 2: your mouth, whole, swallow it.
Speaker 5: Okay, okay, maybe that's my pile.
Speaker 2: That was Amy's pile of stores. It's time for the
Speaker 2: good news box.
Speaker 3: So there's a dad's son sitting at their apartment when
Speaker 3: all of a sudden, they hear a car crash into
Speaker 3: the lake right outside their apartment.
Speaker 2: Like, oh, what are we gonna do?
Speaker 3: They run down there in the sixteen year olds like, Dad,
Speaker 3: I'm going in, swims out to the car, looks in,
Speaker 3: and he sees a man unconscious in the car, still
Speaker 3: breathing though, so he tries to open the door, tries
Speaker 3: to break the window, can't break the window, so he
Speaker 3: swims back to the shore and calls nine one one.
Speaker 2: I was telling me something good like the story. Well
Speaker 2: I don't. Yeah, I did the guy live? Yeah, okay,
Speaker 2: the guy lived, But I just I guess I'm just
Speaker 2: confused at your presentation of well, I'm confused on these
Speaker 2: on the store and did the sound effects too, and
Speaker 2: then you just quit on it. Were you disappointed? He
Speaker 2: called that one one. He definitely could have been, like,
Speaker 2: this kid did everything he possibly could, and when the
Speaker 2: car wouldn't give away, he thought, the only thing I
Speaker 2: can do now is get back to shore quickly and
Speaker 2: call nine one one, right, But his.
Speaker 3: Dad was already on the shore calling nine one one,
Speaker 3: so they just waited for Paramaxics to ride. So these
Speaker 3: guys are getting all the credit, they responded.
Speaker 4: And he still tried, Yeah, okay, And I've heard too
Speaker 4: that like if you're stuck in a car underwater, it's
Speaker 4: impossible to break that glass, and you would think, like
Speaker 4: I just kicked the glass open, you got to break.
Speaker 2: The wind the back windshield.
Speaker 5: The back windshield did that like it's designed to.
Speaker 2: Well, people may not know to go to the back
Speaker 2: when show. I've never heard of that is.
Speaker 5: That I've heard that is the case. It could be
Speaker 5: a I.
Speaker 2: Also heard punch of shark in the nose. I'll tell
Speaker 2: you if it happened, it could be in it.
Speaker 3: But the good news is the car wasn't sinking anymore.
Speaker 3: So he just went and still in the shore and
Speaker 3: hung out until the paramedical rhyme.
Speaker 2: They got him out. You just told the story so weird.
Speaker 2: It's like he gave up on it right in the
Speaker 2: middle of it, and then Ray hit the end, going
Speaker 2: I don't know what we're doing here. That's funny.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So I want to shout out Ethan and Erkin
Speaker 3: saved it.
Speaker 2: Wow. Ergan is the dad in the Erkan spells his name.
Speaker 2: Let's see that's his name. Really, let me see r
Speaker 2: k A n yeah kin wow erkin map sounds like
Speaker 2: he's noting a dolphins sound uran. They saved his life.
Speaker 2: We like it. If they had not, had they not
Speaker 2: seen it, it definitely, that's right, wouldn't have happened. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I mean that's what I'm saying now. You quit halfway through.
Speaker 2: I like it. That's what it's all about.
Speaker 3: Was tell me something good.
Speaker 2: So you had your debit card stolen again? Is it
Speaker 2: like they took the car door, they saw anything? What
Speaker 2: happened it?
Speaker 5: Had I had it skimmed? It could happen to anybody.
Speaker 2: I know, it could happen to anybody well, but it
Speaker 2: happens to you. Over. Another theory is I.
Speaker 5: Got a call from my bank and there was a
Speaker 5: charge I didn't make it so it's okay. It's not
Speaker 5: where we have it under control. I won't go back
Speaker 5: to that gas station. It's a gas station I've never
Speaker 5: been to before. But I was leaving work the other
Speaker 5: day and I was on empty. My car goes please
Speaker 5: refuel and then it hits a point where it says,
Speaker 5: immediately refuel. And I had hit that point, so pulled
Speaker 5: into a gas station that I normally don't go to. Yeah,
Speaker 5: I hear you, So I'm going to tell you all
Speaker 5: exactly where it is.
Speaker 2: You know, I hear you. But I'm saying, and this
Speaker 2: could happen any of us, any of us any But
Speaker 2: then you're just getting so unlucky because it keeps happening
Speaker 2: to you.
Speaker 5: Or there's another way they're getting my info, which I
Speaker 5: don't know.
Speaker 3: Put an Apple air tag on you and they know
Speaker 3: where your head is.
Speaker 5: Gas station might totally be fine. We're still working on
Speaker 5: it and figuring it out.
Speaker 2: It's frustrating when you give people your car, do you
Speaker 2: open your eyes? What like when you put it in
Speaker 2: a hole and give it to a person, like are
Speaker 2: you looking? Or you just kind of just don't just
Speaker 2: putting it in a direction.
Speaker 5: No, I put it in there. I'm aware, but I
Speaker 5: don't know if it's like getting intered somewhere or some
Speaker 5: there's a I don't know. But I'm thankful for my bank.
Speaker 5: I'm thankful for lifelong. I'm thankful for I have all
Speaker 5: of the systems in place.
Speaker 2: Thank God. And well, I'm happy it's found.
Speaker 5: You know, anytime I come to y'all and tell y'all this,
Speaker 5: I'm getting vulnerable because I know y'all are just going
Speaker 5: to add it to the list of.
Speaker 2: Every Tuesday, every Thursday, every Monday, and I.
Speaker 5: Know you should do it more like it frustrating to
Speaker 5: the straight cash because.
Speaker 2: Money she's bartering with people. Yes, if you have that car,
Speaker 2: if you give me gas, I will come over later
Speaker 2: and I'll owe your yard. All right, let's got the
Speaker 2: morning Corny. Okay, the morning Corny.
Speaker 5: What time is it when the clock strikes thirteen? Time
Speaker 5: to get a new clock?
Speaker 2: That was the morning corny, because there's no thirteen exactly. Hear,
Speaker 2: so really that we're rooting for you. Yeah, sometimes in
Speaker 2: life you just don't have you dress to get I
Speaker 2: feel like we just got skimmed on that joke.
Speaker 5: You mean, I have another one.
Speaker 2: Very exciting for us because our very own Abby is
Speaker 2: going to do her first ever recital here on the show.
Speaker 2: She had her guitar and Abby, we're so excited.
Speaker 1: Yeah, thank you, Yeah, I am too.
Speaker 2: We're going to officially play your interview music in a second.
Speaker 2: But six months or so ago, Abby was talking about
Speaker 2: planning a bar, but she had to hire a guitar
Speaker 2: player and then sometimes they there'd be an issue. Abby,
Speaker 2: why don't you learn to play guitar yourself?
Speaker 3: No, I did I encourage her. I said, you're wasting
Speaker 3: your own money. I'm the one that put this. I
Speaker 3: inspired this. I did, I did, I did. I inspired this.
Speaker 2: You can't take credit for her playing guitar, So Abby,
Speaker 2: with you playing guitar, you went and you're making yourself
Speaker 2: very uncomfortable. You never played publicly before, right, You've been
Speaker 2: practicing at home, and Lunchbox deserves all the credit ahead
Speaker 2: of time.
Speaker 1: Okay, I think he did it for this moment right
Speaker 1: here to laugh at you.
Speaker 3: Yes, you know, but would you remember done it without
Speaker 3: me doing that? I may have thank you that just
Speaker 3: that was a she accepted that I was.
Speaker 2: This segment is not about you, and this is about Abby.
Speaker 2: Abby we're going to play this official music and then
Speaker 2: we're gonna kind of feel what you're feeling. Okay, all right,
Speaker 2: hit it. Here we go the Friday morning conversation with
Speaker 2: so Abby, what kind of guitar do you have there?
Speaker 3: So?
Speaker 1: This is a tailor? It is a GS mini. I
Speaker 1: got a smaller one.
Speaker 2: I play a mini. I do you do a little
Speaker 2: red mini? Yeah? So congratulations on your your guitar. Did
Speaker 2: you buy that?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I did. For this, I really got into the whole thing.
Speaker 2: And then how often have you been practicing?
Speaker 1: Every day? Early every day?
Speaker 2: Are you negative nervous or positive nervous? Right now?
Speaker 1: I'm positive, but I'm because every time I play by
Speaker 1: myself at home, like I sound really good, and then
Speaker 1: if I play for one of my friends or something,
Speaker 1: I just I kind of mess up.
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, okay, So what song in this recital are
Speaker 2: you gonna play for us? First?
Speaker 1: So I have Tennessee Orange by Megan Maroney.
Speaker 2: And we're not gonna do the full song, right.
Speaker 1: It's really long. I practiced it last night and I
Speaker 1: was like, man, this is just going on.
Speaker 2: So, so what are you gonna do? Like a verse
Speaker 2: and chorus?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I can start like the second verse.
Speaker 2: And whenever whatever you want, Abby is here? And how
Speaker 2: do you are your fingers calloused? Like to the point
Speaker 2: where does it hurt anymore?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Yeah they are?
Speaker 2: Okay you guys reading any questions for our Abbie Lee
Speaker 2: Anderson playing the guitar for the very first time. She's
Speaker 2: been singing for a while. But here we go.
Speaker 1: I think the MIC's falling, So is that okay with it?
Speaker 2: Right? Hey, you're doing a live show, so you say
Speaker 2: it's show Bisbee, It's show Bisbee.
Speaker 1: Well yeah, thank you, thank you so much.
Speaker 2: All right, Abby, are you ready to knock our socks off?
Speaker 2: I'm ready with Tennessee Orange from Meghan Maroney a verse
Speaker 2: in a chorus, here we go.
Speaker 1: Took me in Knoxville last Saturday, and I wore the
Speaker 1: head on the dash to the games.
Speaker 3: Sure was.
Speaker 1: And nothing's but fell for him under.
Speaker 3: Those me.
Speaker 1: But I'll met somebody and he's gone blace. He opens
Speaker 1: the door and he don't make me crying. Come away
Speaker 1: from buddy tails like calme. He's got me doing things
Speaker 1: I've never done in Georgia.
Speaker 3: Day call me.
Speaker 1: Where in Tennessee. Job.
Speaker 2: I can tell she's so nervous because her hand's even
Speaker 2: shaking when she's trying to strump. Do you see that
Speaker 2: you're shaking.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's normal.
Speaker 2: You only get nervous because things madd go to a
Speaker 2: bad You get nervous because thing's mad.
Speaker 1: I don't want to shake though, Okay this.
Speaker 2: Take a breath. Yes, how did you feel about that performance?
Speaker 1: Since my hands were shaking, they weren't like exactly on
Speaker 1: the chords, so they were a little off.
Speaker 2: I would even say they are artists that come in
Speaker 2: that are really good that sometimes mess up all they're playing.
Speaker 2: But you know the difference is they just keep going
Speaker 2: and they don't even act like it's a thing. It's
Speaker 2: part of it. So instead of and you did this
Speaker 2: too when you're doing karaoke, be like oh, instead of
Speaker 2: being like, oh, just keep going, who cares, We're not
Speaker 2: even gonna know.
Speaker 1: Yes, just keep going. You need a breath, Just keep going.
Speaker 1: You take a breath.
Speaker 2: Yeah, let's do this. Why don't we play a song?
Speaker 2: Let Abby gain or composure. That was a rehearsal firm.
Speaker 2: That was rehearsal for the recital, and it was good, Abby,
Speaker 2: you're doing great. You're gonna do that one again? And
Speaker 2: do you have another song you're gonna do too.
Speaker 3: I do.
Speaker 1: What's the other song's gonna unwant? Fishing in the dark?
Speaker 5: Hang along with me?
Speaker 2: Okay, Abby's here, take your breath. Let's watch your thoughts.
Speaker 3: Rehearsalsal, Yeah, rehearsals a little rough.
Speaker 2: Okay. I was going into it.
Speaker 3: I thought it was gonna be rough because she was
Speaker 3: cramming another room, having Eddie teacher a couple of things.
Speaker 2: I was like, or go over stuff with that. I
Speaker 2: was like, man, dude, she's cramming right now.
Speaker 5: Artists do that backstage.
Speaker 2: Do it here in the green rors right. Okay, Abby,
Speaker 2: take a breath. The Friday morning conversation with here, that
Speaker 2: was rehearsal we did a minute ago. You guys heard that.
Speaker 2: That was just us tinkering around. We didn't know where
Speaker 2: on the air. I was just like testing out her
Speaker 2: new guitar.
Speaker 1: Yeah right, yeah, right now I'm ready a little calmer, yes,
Speaker 1: I think so.
Speaker 2: Breath there you go through your nose, at your mouth.
Speaker 2: You've been waiting for this moment I have. It's gonna
Speaker 2: be so much better after this moment, regardless of how
Speaker 2: good you do here, because you've done the experience, You've seen.
Speaker 2: If you mess up, life doesn't end. If you do great,
Speaker 2: you're not elected president, So that way you can just
Speaker 2: keep going. That's why I do. I've bombed out before,
Speaker 2: and you know what, I realized, a live ain't over.
Speaker 2: It's really not that bad. But I needed to bomb
Speaker 2: to be able to see that. So I was comfortable
Speaker 2: with knowing my worst case scenario. And then I've done something.
Speaker 2: I've crushed it. And you know what, I didn't get
Speaker 2: a metal accommodation. So let that be your leader. Okay,
Speaker 2: Abby's here, She's got her guitar. She's not never played
Speaker 2: in public. This is her guitar recital. While she's singing,
Speaker 2: you know, I think we mentioning if you did Megan Maroney,
Speaker 2: Tennessee Orange, you guys, thinks that would be good? Oh
Speaker 2: you're on the top of my head. I think that
Speaker 2: would be for Did you try to play that one?
Speaker 1: Yeah, let's do it.
Speaker 2: Here she has in her recitals, Abby le Anderson. All right,
Speaker 2: Abby mom, mom.
Speaker 5: I'm calling.
Speaker 1: I've got some news. Don't you tell Daddy Hue blow fuse,
Speaker 1: don't worry. I'm okay. I know he raised me to
Speaker 1: know I'm wrong. Any what you think and I'm scared
Speaker 1: you writing songs. Just have a thing and see the day.
Speaker 1: I've never failed this way. And I'm met somebody and
Speaker 1: he's got us. He opens the door and he don't
Speaker 1: make me crying prom Fromboddy feel like come, he's got
Speaker 1: me doing things I've never done in George and calling
Speaker 1: to sing. I'm war in Tennessee.
Speaker 2: O nice shot. See you for your vulnerability and you're
Speaker 2: you're you're You're doing a great job.
Speaker 1: Thank you, thank you.
Speaker 2: So here's what I want to say to you and
Speaker 2: ask you, did you find it difficult to sing and
Speaker 2: play at the same time because there's different things happening.
Speaker 1: Yes, and there's even like more strumming. You're supposed to
Speaker 1: do this.
Speaker 2: You have to put yourself down. You don't put yourself
Speaker 2: that's true, don't do that.
Speaker 1: I don't think it is when you're just strumming down once,
Speaker 1: I don't think it is. But it took me a
Speaker 1: while to get that. Yeah, like a long time. It's
Speaker 1: just like you strum through and then you hum it
Speaker 1: and then you start singing.
Speaker 2: You did a great job. How do you feel about that?
Speaker 1: Pretty good? Yeah? Pretty good? Doesn't sound like on my
Speaker 1: couch but.
Speaker 2: Good lunchbox your thoughts. Yeah, good job, Abby. There you
Speaker 2: go all right now. It's like a clip we have
Speaker 2: of him saying anything positively play it. I mean it
Speaker 2: wasn't perfect, but you kept going, Hey, art isn't Yeah
Speaker 2: what art is perfect? You're right? Abby? Are you ready?
Speaker 2: What's the next song? Unity for us and your recital?
Speaker 1: Fishing in the dark. You guys have to sing with me?
Speaker 2: Well, no, no, no, you got this. You don't need us.
Speaker 2: Maybe maybe a second or third time. You need to
Speaker 2: hold your paper for you.
Speaker 1: These are like my this is just the words.
Speaker 2: Okay, So we'll put it on the ground, ready, Abby,
Speaker 2: Here's a nitty gritty dirt band coming through the trees.
Speaker 1: Cricket solvern Lannen bugs are floating on the breeze, Baby
Speaker 1: get Red, across the field where the creek turns back
Speaker 1: the scum road. I'm gonna take it to a special
Speaker 1: place then nobody knows, Baby get Red. You and me
Speaker 1: coming fishing and the duck ping on our backs, and
Speaker 1: mountain stars where the cool grass scrolls down a boy
Speaker 1: the river in the food moonline. We'll be fine in loving,
Speaker 1: no loving, not just love and slow saying the horna
Speaker 1: through theom You're so good to be with.
Speaker 2: The Okay, yeah, good lot more up tempo. Yeah, but
Speaker 2: I love your heart and you're I mean, listen, you're
Speaker 2: on it most of the time. You just don't. You
Speaker 2: just can't. Don't quit practicing, I mean then in the
Speaker 2: best way. Don't give up now because we did the bit, Yeah,
Speaker 2: like keep doing.
Speaker 5: I mean think this is so much problem and.
Speaker 2: It's also going to make you a better singer too,
Speaker 2: because you won't worrys much about singing. You'll sing what
Speaker 2: naturally comes out of you, and it'll just so happen
Speaker 2: to match the the key that you're You're just gonna
Speaker 2: be a better singer. I want you learn to play guitar.
Speaker 1: Yes, So how did you? How did you think?
Speaker 2: I thought it was pretty good?
Speaker 1: Better than you thought? Are worse.
Speaker 2: About what I thought? Good? Like you did know how
Speaker 2: to play? Six months later, you play two songs in
Speaker 2: the national radio.
Speaker 5: Okay, I was impressed.
Speaker 2: Yeah, me too. Now now we will we have to
Speaker 2: go to a break in a few minutes. But do
Speaker 2: you want us to sing it with you now that
Speaker 2: we've heard you?
Speaker 1: Yeah, the chorus or the whole thing, Well, we'll.
Speaker 2: Just do background vocals and really but but don't worry
Speaker 2: about us. You you do you, and you're just comfortable.
Speaker 2: You're you're hanging out with your friends, relaxing. Good, all right, Abby,
Speaker 2: go ahead, m yellow.
Speaker 1: Rom coming up, June I shining through the trees. Cricket
Speaker 1: sall singing in lining, bugs are floating on the breeze. Baby,
Speaker 1: get red across the field where the creek turns back
Speaker 1: by the full star road. I'm gonna take it to
Speaker 1: a special place then nobody knows.
Speaker 3: Baby, get ready.
Speaker 1: You and me go a fishing in the dark line
Speaker 1: on our back, sitting down the stars with her cool
Speaker 1: brass scrolls down by the river where the poor moonline.
Speaker 1: We'll be fine in love in the middle of the
Speaker 1: nudgers move in slow, stay in the hole. Alu feel
Speaker 1: sugga bay.
Speaker 2: Yeah, good job. And your page was good. Everything was good. Okay, Amy,
Speaker 2: give me a couple of words real quick. Adam's first recital.
Speaker 5: Well, I already said impressed, and I stand by that proud,
Speaker 5: like genuinely proud of you, and then also motivated, like
Speaker 5: I'm sitting here thinking, you know, I don't know what
Speaker 5: it is. It could be. It doesn't have to be
Speaker 5: an instrument. But it could be that if anybody else
Speaker 5: is thinking about picking up something or a hobby or
Speaker 5: starting something and they feel like, oh, it's too late
Speaker 5: in life, Like, no, I'm not a hundred. I mean,
Speaker 5: I guess more so, I'm thinking of myself, like I'm
Speaker 5: about to turn forty three and there's things i want
Speaker 5: to do. And I'm like, now, Abby's motivating me.
Speaker 2: It's good job, Abby, Eddie quickly, Oh yeah, look the
Speaker 2: ball's rolling.
Speaker 4: I mean, Abby, this is going to open up your
Speaker 4: musical career in a different way. You're gonna be able
Speaker 4: to go to writing sessions and with your guitar. She yeah,
Speaker 4: she's made money play music. Oh yeah, and you'll be
Speaker 4: able to go on the radio. You'll be able to write,
Speaker 4: and you'll be able to play like songwriter stuff too.
Speaker 4: It's like, Abby can play with this. You've got to
Speaker 4: just play a couple of songs. Yeah, Lunchbox.
Speaker 3: I'd like to say that I'm glad that I'm so inspiring.
Speaker 3: I didn't know I can inspire people to make change.
Speaker 3: And I mean I think another year and you might
Speaker 3: be able to play live somewhere. Okay, literally, I mean
Speaker 3: I don't I mean, you're not good enough to go
Speaker 3: play live now with a guitar, but another year you
Speaker 3: might be able to.
Speaker 2: I'm proud of you. It took real it took real
Speaker 2: vulnerability to come up and do that and learn something
Speaker 2: new and put it on the show. So I'm proud
Speaker 2: of you. That's great. Keep practicing, okay. Eddie's punishment was
Speaker 2: to go to a public place and tell jokes, So
Speaker 2: just stand up, be like I'm here. He did it
Speaker 2: the first time, and the audio was terrible. Yeah, because
Speaker 2: I didn't record audio. It's it's an audio show. I
Speaker 2: didn't think about that. Yeah, so it's terrible. Weuldn't evenell
Speaker 2: what he was doing. So he had to go back
Speaker 2: again a second time. He says, his punishment's over. What
Speaker 2: are we going to hear here?
Speaker 4: I went back to the same place, and I stood
Speaker 4: on the stage and I started to tell jokes.
Speaker 2: I told him I was a local comedian. Describe what
Speaker 2: the place is.
Speaker 4: It's a coffee shop, and I would say there were
Speaker 4: probably about fifteen people in there, all individuals on their laptops.
Speaker 2: Maybe there were two tables where two people were talking.
Speaker 2: And it's a time where people don't go up and
Speaker 2: tell jokes. So you going up there at what was weird?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 2: As soon as I started talking was like, what is
Speaker 2: going on? And they all turned around and watched. Let's
Speaker 2: hear the audio of Eddie paying his punishment.
Speaker 4: I'm a local comedian in town and I just want
Speaker 4: to run some jokes by you. So it's Valentine's Day,
Speaker 4: So let me ask you this, what do beans say
Speaker 4: to their.
Speaker 2: Valentines on Valentine's Day? Beans?
Speaker 4: You keep me grounded, You're keeping ground You give me
Speaker 4: grounded because like coffee grinds oh man, Okay, here's here's
Speaker 4: what's the opposite of coffe.
Speaker 5: Sneezy?
Speaker 3: Because because like you cough and then you sneeze.
Speaker 2: Okay, okay, okay, okay.
Speaker 4: Hold on, what's the barista's favorite exercise at the gym?
Speaker 2: And he guesses the French press because like your bench press,
Speaker 2: that's the French That's a stupid joke. Okay, okay. Why
Speaker 2: did the kangaroo stop drinking his cup of coffee? Why
Speaker 2: it made him too jumpy? Kangaroo look too jumpy?
Speaker 4: Oh man, Hey, thank you guys so much for coming
Speaker 4: to my show tonight.
Speaker 2: Thank Why what's hilarious? I kind of standing out. Nobody
Speaker 2: wants to be a part of it, but they know
Speaker 2: if they don't, you're never gonna leave. Did you hear that?
Speaker 3: I go what?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Why? Why did the gangaroo do a good job
Speaker 2: laughing at Yah? Better to laugh afterward even though it
Speaker 2: wasn't that funny right then? The dude is it's so embarrassing.
Speaker 2: I don't ever want to do that again. Was it
Speaker 2: awkward feeling? It's always awkward? Yes, Like why do I
Speaker 2: They're just trying to live their life. And I feel
Speaker 2: really bad for the coffee place too, because they're just
Speaker 2: trying to serve coffee. And even there they not kick
Speaker 2: you off stage. No, they kind of just sit there
Speaker 2: and watched. I think it's everybody stunt, Like what is
Speaker 2: going on here? Do I need to go remove this?
Speaker 2: This doesn't happen. What was the first joke about the beans? Yeah, understand,
Speaker 2: you missed that up. I didn't set it up.
Speaker 4: We're at a coffee shop, so it's the joke is like,
Speaker 4: what does the bean tell is Valentine?
Speaker 2: What? What is it?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 5: You should have said, was the coffee bean tell his Valentine?
Speaker 5: You keep me ground?
Speaker 2: Keep me ground? Yeah? And you just said bean, So
Speaker 2: I think like Pento bean it dude, this pressure up there, man,
Speaker 2: you go up there. And it was your first joke.
Speaker 2: I know, I know. You came out of the gate
Speaker 2: real bad, real bad. The funniest part is you laughing
Speaker 2: in between though. That was part of the rules. I
Speaker 2: had to laugh for like five seconds. Does everybody feel
Speaker 2: good about his punishment?
Speaker 5: Now?
Speaker 2: Yes, he paid it a lot better. That first one
Speaker 2: was so bad. Hey, that's a game changer. Lunch Having
Speaker 2: that phone in your hand, it's amazing. We used to
Speaker 2: have lunchbox fully micd up with like cords and cables
Speaker 2: and mics and stuff. Now you just take your phone.
Speaker 2: It's amazing. Great. I used to tape it to my
Speaker 2: chest working for them. He was an informant for the
Speaker 2: mom He was bug. How we used to do that?
Speaker 2: Yet Saturday, Big night for mere We ready? Oh yeah,
Speaker 2: big night, big night. I sleep on camera. Let people
Speaker 2: watch me slumber party. You guys should come visit. Come
Speaker 2: knock on the window. We wake you up. Yeah, hey, man,
Speaker 2: we're rooting for you. I have a sleep study. I've
Speaker 2: been putting it all for years. I'm gonna go sleep
Speaker 2: in this building and their cameras all over the walls,
Speaker 2: and maybe I have sleep apnea. Maybe I don't know
Speaker 2: what I have. I do have a friend and I
Speaker 2: was talking to her and she sleep walks like crazy
Speaker 2: at time, just wakes up in parts of the house
Speaker 2: and it's like, how did I get here? Her husband
Speaker 2: has to like hold her arm while they sleep and
Speaker 2: when she gets up, pull her back. How about that?
Speaker 4: I did that one time when I was like ten
Speaker 4: years old. Peter woke up, went to the kitchen, pete
Speaker 4: in the trash can, went back to bed. But when
Speaker 4: you're an adult later on, that that was different.
Speaker 2: I was Now, you were at my house, you got drunk,
Speaker 2: and then you went home with Pete in your bedroom
Speaker 2: corner right right right, yeah, yeah yeah. But in my
Speaker 2: mind though, I was dreaming that I walked to the bathroom,
Speaker 2: but I didn't. I walked to the corner of the bedroom.
Speaker 2: Mike Birbiglia, the comedian, he has sleep issues, and he
Speaker 2: was like at a hotel and he walked out the
Speaker 2: window and fell didn't die. Oh my, he talks about
Speaker 2: it because that's it. Carlos, our old producer, would sleep
Speaker 2: eat and so we were worried he was going to
Speaker 2: like put like er jaxon or like a bleached sandwich
Speaker 2: or something, because he would sleep eat. But I don't
Speaker 2: even like a sleep at me has like a breathing
Speaker 2: problem when you sleep. Hey, April, you're in New Mexico.
Speaker 2: Tell me your story.
Speaker 7: So my husband and I lived in Hawaii for a
Speaker 7: couple of years and he snored like crazy and was
Speaker 7: guessed in for air. So I finally talked him into
Speaker 7: going and doing a sleep.
Speaker 5: Off the study.
Speaker 7: But in ConA, Hawaii, they have wild chickens everywhere and roosters.
Speaker 7: So the whole time he was in the sleep apnea test,
Speaker 7: a rooster or many roosters were crowing right outside his
Speaker 7: window at night.
Speaker 2: Or like right when the sun down. I thought they
Speaker 2: do the morning.
Speaker 7: They did the testing during the day for him.
Speaker 2: Does he have odd hours like work at night that
Speaker 2: type thing.
Speaker 7: We didn't. It's just when they scheduled him that was.
Speaker 2: Like a nap, All right, come take a nap. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's funny. And you have your place right next to
Speaker 2: a rooster everywhere. That's unfortunate. I'm a little nervous about
Speaker 2: it because again I know I'm gonna go to sleep.
Speaker 2: I think I'm gonna go to sleep, and these cameras
Speaker 2: are all on me. I don't know what I do
Speaker 2: when I sleep. I'm not talking about breathing, like what
Speaker 2: I do with my hands. Right, I'm sure you're fine,
Speaker 2: and I'm sure they've seen it before. My hand, in
Speaker 2: my butt, right, in my nose, pick my nose, pee
Speaker 2: the bed. There's just your nose, then pick your butt,
Speaker 2: and then the bed. At the same time, I don't
Speaker 2: know what I do, and it's gonna be on camera.
Speaker 2: How do I get rid of that footage? And they're
Speaker 2: getting to like plug me up with all these things.
Speaker 2: There has to be something you can sign that says
Speaker 2: don't release this footage.
Speaker 5: Yes, of course they cannot release they can.
Speaker 2: Trust them, yes, right, I don't even know I can
Speaker 2: trust them.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 2: That's gonna be Saturday night, so probably Monday when I
Speaker 2: come back, I'm gonna have some stories. I hope I
Speaker 2: have no stories.
Speaker 3: Oh.
Speaker 2: If I come and say, you know, I guess I slept.
Speaker 5: I hope you just have a cure.
Speaker 2: Slept, okay, and now I've been cured, that'd be nice.
Speaker 2: I don't hope I don't have to have one of
Speaker 2: those machines.
Speaker 5: Well A lot of people do.
Speaker 2: And yeah, but I hope I don't have to have
Speaker 2: one of those machines.
Speaker 5: I know. But you'll get through it if you do.
Speaker 3: I will not.
Speaker 2: I just won't sleep ever again.
Speaker 5: Bobby Bone show up today.
Speaker 3: This story comes us from Montreal, Canada. A middle school
Speaker 3: teacher is in hot water after selling students artwork, clothing,
Speaker 3: and personal items on a website.
Speaker 2: She has them to do art projects.
Speaker 3: If they leave sweatshirts in the classroom, she.
Speaker 2: Sells theirs and she puts it online and found. God,
Speaker 2: that's funny.
Speaker 3: Someone came across the website and was like, man, my
Speaker 3: son said he drew that and it's for sale for
Speaker 3: ninety four dollars.
Speaker 2: Wow, you big your profit?
Speaker 1: All?
Speaker 5: This is the thing because like five kids, I mean.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but like if they leave their sweatshirt, she doesn't say,
Speaker 3: oh did anybody leave the sweatshirt?
Speaker 2: Lost and found? She takes it home and sells it. Yeah. Oho,
Speaker 2: I wonder how long she's been doing that before she
Speaker 2: got caught.
Speaker 5: Oh, probably here, Yeah, because how do you stumble across the.
Speaker 2: Website unless someone's like, that's my pants. Okay, I'm lunchbox.
Speaker 2: That's your bonehead story of the day. I thought a
Speaker 2: color matching appointment amy would be where you go and
Speaker 2: you get your hair color matched.
Speaker 5: Yell. In a way, you kind of are doing that
Speaker 5: because it's your overall colors that are best for you,
Speaker 5: from the shirt you put on or the dress or
Speaker 5: the blazer to what kind of makeup you're wearing.
Speaker 2: It's not like a hairstylist they tell you what color
Speaker 2: to wear, like like like my wife will go, hey,
Speaker 2: if you wear this, it's gonna make it look washed
Speaker 2: out like a salmon. Oh. Yeah, I don't have a
Speaker 2: tan at all. Sometimes she's like, look a little washed
Speaker 2: out like that.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 5: So it's all about this, the underlying skin tone that
Speaker 5: we're born with. You can't even change it. So like,
Speaker 5: here's the thing you're underlying. So like if I get
Speaker 5: a spray tan, my color is still the same. Even
Speaker 5: though I'm doing to.
Speaker 2: Pay somebody for this.
Speaker 5: I did, Oh boy, oh no, it did. I paid
Speaker 5: and I had a two hour appointment and she told
Speaker 5: me that my color palette is cool summer, and that's cool.
Speaker 2: But you can't tell her she's wrong. Like there's no
Speaker 2: way to it is back.
Speaker 5: There is there's stuff that our brains are attracted to.
Speaker 5: And there's stuff in our skin tone that makes certain
Speaker 5: colors look, you know, like we look like you said.
Speaker 2: Flushed out or like outer skin tone.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's the under like the underlying.
Speaker 2: Salmon.
Speaker 5: Okay, well, yes, she can probably she could probably tell
Speaker 5: you what your color is. You're either spring, winter, summer,
Speaker 5: or autumn.
Speaker 2: I can tell Bobby what its color is. Right now,
Speaker 2: what's up? You're like snow white? No, not my skin ark.
Speaker 2: This woman tells her if you wear certain clothes, you
Speaker 2: get like better jobs and stuff.
Speaker 5: No, your confidence goes up. You're taking more seriously, like
Speaker 5: if you're wearing your power color. No black. But I
Speaker 5: wear black all the time. And she told me that
Speaker 5: my color is not black. I shouldn't really wear black.
Speaker 5: I need to wear dark navy. You you maybe could
Speaker 5: wear black.
Speaker 3: But what it says on Google if you were cool summer,
Speaker 3: you are supposed to avoid black, yes, and white clothes.
Speaker 2: I mean if there are summer color, dude, because they
Speaker 2: are too dark and a high contrast for cool summer.
Speaker 5: This is a fast rock.
Speaker 2: Remember when you used to pay people to do your.
Speaker 3: Like Candida, you hold a can of pills that if
Speaker 3: they pull your fingers apart. You needed that pill.
Speaker 2: This is the same thing. Amy, You are an absolute sucker.
Speaker 5: Call me crazy.
Speaker 2: You are crazy.
Speaker 5: So you go do it yourself, like I've go do it?
Speaker 2: How much you pay her? Amy paid for a pet
Speaker 2: psychic once and paid one for me.
Speaker 5: Did you do it?
Speaker 2: Yeah? You paid for we down the air.
Speaker 5: Okay. So there's like jet black mascara and I always
Speaker 5: go for jet black eyes because I thought that maybe
Speaker 5: more wake and she's like, no, no, you need to
Speaker 5: be using brown. And I thought, what because I saw
Speaker 5: I've been doing it all wrong. And she said, I
Speaker 5: haven't transformed my closet yet, but she said, once you do,
Speaker 5: it takes time because you have to build it. You
Speaker 5: don't want to go out buy any things right away.
Speaker 5: But no matter what you go grab from your closet,
Speaker 5: you're going to feel confident because it's your color palette.
Speaker 2: I hear you. We just can't prove she's wrong. There's
Speaker 2: no debt and almost like astrology.
Speaker 1: I'll pay for you to go.
Speaker 2: I don't want to.
Speaker 5: You're on TV. Why would you want to look your best?
Speaker 2: Can you give me extra time back in my life
Speaker 2: that I wasted for doing it?
Speaker 5: What if it helps you book a TV job?
Speaker 2: What what if it does? What if the if some
Speaker 2: nuts had butts.
Speaker 5: And you go on red carpet like Lauren Aikens, would
Speaker 5: you go on red carpet? Listen? And she wore her
Speaker 5: color from her palette on the red carpet at a
Speaker 5: recent thing and it looks so good on that's.
Speaker 2: Probably because it's a good looking color on her and
Speaker 2: also her palette. What does she called a What do
Speaker 2: you pay her for hour? Yeah? Yeah? How much?
Speaker 5: It's multiple hours and it's a one time fee.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you go ahead.
Speaker 2: It's the same guy that Abby did guitar lessons with her.
Speaker 2: How much is this?
Speaker 5: I'm sure everybody's a little bit different. To me, it
Speaker 5: was worth the investment, you know what to say to me,
Speaker 5: it's worth the investment because I'm in the process of
Speaker 5: cleaning out my closet and now it's going to help me,
Speaker 5: know what.
Speaker 2: She put a fake mustache on and scam amy, Oh
Speaker 2: you need to those shoes are not you you?
Speaker 1: That is?
Speaker 5: Yeah? I get that you're gonna I get it. Sounds
Speaker 5: like it's not real.
Speaker 2: But it's seven corn kernels. It's not real.
Speaker 5: She'll put the different colors up to you and you're
Speaker 5: looking in the mirror and you can see colorblind lady, Well, yeah,
Speaker 5: that's gonna be a problem. But you can see like,
Speaker 5: oh wow, this does look better and my face does
Speaker 5: look brighter, and nothing about your face has changed.
Speaker 2: Did you put on your podcast?
Speaker 5: I did, so she came on, and now y'all are
Speaker 5: knocking her. But if you want to know more, no, No,
Speaker 5: here's how it happened. I booked an appointment because my
Speaker 5: friend told me about her. I paid for it. I
Speaker 5: was so fascinated by it all. I asked her if
Speaker 5: she would come on my podcast. So I'm a paying estimator. Yes, yes,
Speaker 5: Then how much your career?
Speaker 2: What's the hourly rate for someone I don't know, just
Speaker 2: a normal person doing that kind of job.
Speaker 5: I guess her hourly rate might be about like a
Speaker 5: I don't know. I'd have to divide it up.
Speaker 2: To tell you what color to wear.
Speaker 5: No, it's more than that color to do your hair.
Speaker 2: What color take up mascara?
Speaker 5: Listen, it can change your confidence. I'm just telling you,
Speaker 5: and I've been doing it. I don't have an eye
Speaker 5: for that, so I an hour. No, I have been
Speaker 5: wearing colors that don't necessarily suit me. So I'm thankful
Speaker 5: to know how this information nailing colors on every day.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's because right now, go check out Amy's podcast.
Speaker 5: This is one of my colors.
Speaker 2: Four things about Amy Brown. And because she talks to
Speaker 2: the color, she paid the color person then brought them on.
Speaker 2: That is wild.
Speaker 5: Well, that's why I want to be clear.
Speaker 2: I think we'll hear our show and no, she'll get scammed.
Speaker 2: They invent careers and then contact her.
Speaker 5: Oh no, nope, nope, I'm gonna start doing this.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna start charging people and tell them what color,
Speaker 3: what you gotta.
Speaker 2: Do in an accent. No, you're you can't just do
Speaker 2: it because it takes a special kind of personal fall
Speaker 2: for it.
Speaker 5: No, and my friend that I saw, when I saw her,
Speaker 5: I said, what you look something?
Speaker 1: What did you do?
Speaker 5: You look different?
Speaker 2: And she goes bought a new shirt.
Speaker 5: No, she was wearing something she had in her closet
Speaker 5: for year. She goes, it's this blue track suit I'm wearing.
Speaker 5: I haven't worn it forever because I didn't know if
Speaker 5: this about this color blue, but apparently it's in my
Speaker 5: palette and it did. She looked more alive and confident.
Speaker 2: Everybody, help you have a good weekend, help you find.
Speaker 4: So that's why if I came in with like a pink,
Speaker 4: oh my best bones will be like, dude, some looks
Speaker 4: different on you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what was this new hot pink? I paid one
Speaker 2: hundred bucks an hour for somebody to tell me she looks.
Speaker 5: She looks radiant.
Speaker 2: Thank you guys for listening. We'll see you next week. Bye, Buddy,
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