Speaker 1: Wake Up, Wake Up in.
Speaker 2: The morn and.
Speaker 3: It's on the radio, and the dogs tidy in lunchbox,
Speaker 3: mor game too stevered at it, trying to put you
Speaker 3: through the fog. He's running this week's next bit, The
Speaker 3: Bobby's on the box, So you knowing.
Speaker 4: This the Bobby ball school Erica back on. Hey, Erica,
Speaker 4: when I venmode you that I wrote the wrong message.
Speaker 4: I wrote boom, no need for the lower. I meant
Speaker 4: no need for the loser. I just wanted to get
Speaker 4: her back on because I wrote the wrong thing, Okay.
Speaker 5: So I just figured it was don't go row.
Speaker 1: Okay, that works.
Speaker 4: Erica called us earlier and said that she has an
Speaker 4: ex husband who won't pay and her kid needs some
Speaker 4: money for school, and her ex husband cheated with her stepsister.
Speaker 4: That is some Jerry Springer type stuff. How did you
Speaker 4: even find that out here?
Speaker 5: So my husband, we were married for twenty years, and
Speaker 5: he always said, you know that my stepsister is ub noxious.
Speaker 2: He can't stand.
Speaker 1: Her, YadA, YadA, YadA.
Speaker 5: He didn't like going to family functions because she would
Speaker 5: be there, and all of a sudden, they just they
Speaker 5: started hanging out. I was like, that's kind of odd.
Speaker 5: So my stepsister was like, Oh, I met this new guy,
Speaker 5: YadA yah, He's so perfect, and you know, she's just
Speaker 5: always talking about him. And then my husband's like, oh,
Speaker 5: I talked to so and so today it's like, why
Speaker 5: did you talk to her? And he's like, oh, I
Speaker 5: don't know. She contacted me. So there was a.
Speaker 1: Lot of little flags.
Speaker 5: And so he left his laptop open one day and
Speaker 5: I snooped, and sure enough they had been contacting each other.
Speaker 5: And so I'm kind of vindictive. So I put cameras everywhere,
Speaker 5: put cameras in my house. I put cameras in his truck,
Speaker 5: and I.
Speaker 2: Got proof and I.
Speaker 5: Sent everything to her command. I got her kicked out
Speaker 5: of the military. I can't do much to him because
Speaker 5: you know, he's not in the military anymore. So I
Speaker 5: blasted that to her command, and I sent an email
Speaker 5: to the family, and see seed everybody in it. Everybody knew.
Speaker 4: So a lot did the family react, because again, they
Speaker 4: have you, they have a stepsister, it's a family dynamic.
Speaker 1: What did they say? My dad was mad.
Speaker 5: It caused a lot of friction between him and his wife.
Speaker 5: And everybody expected it from my stepsister because that's just
Speaker 5: the type of person she is. Whenever she would deploy,
Speaker 5: you know, she'd come back and be like, oh, you know,
Speaker 5: I met this person, I met that person, I did this,
Speaker 5: and I did that. So everybody expected it from her,
Speaker 5: but not from my husband.
Speaker 4: Are they Are they still together? Your husband and your stepsister? No,
Speaker 4: I wouldn't think so. Yeah, that's kind of shady and
Speaker 4: shady people keep doing shady's things, even if not right away.
Speaker 4: They shady's kind of in the blood. I'm that's traumatic,
Speaker 4: and I'm very sorry that happened to you. Were you
Speaker 4: able to ever find another good dude, remarry anything like that.
Speaker 5: That's not on my radar right now. I'm trying to
Speaker 5: get my daughter through college, so that's my main concern.
Speaker 1: I totally understand that.
Speaker 4: Well, you have the venmo, do the six hundred bucks,
Speaker 4: so you have it, right, that is you, I do
Speaker 4: have it yet, awesome. I'm so happy to do it.
Speaker 4: You put me out none. I just want you to
Speaker 4: know that, listen. I have a job that rocks now
Speaker 4: and have money, and so I'm happy to help people out.
Speaker 4: That's my favorite thing about being successful. So feel no guilt.
Speaker 4: Don't contact your loser husband. You don't need this six
Speaker 4: hundred dollars anymore. If you do decide to contact him,
Speaker 4: get six hundred bucks from him, and then go buy.
Speaker 1: Some clothes or something.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that won't be happening.
Speaker 4: Okay, Well, Erica, we appreciate you listening, and I'm sorry
Speaker 4: that you had to go through all of that because that,
Speaker 4: like all serious. Since we've had some jokes, that's some
Speaker 4: traumatic stuff and I hate that happened to you. And
Speaker 4: I hope you have a merry Christmas, and I hope
Speaker 4: your daughter is able to finish your school stuff and
Speaker 4: hopefully we'll we'll.
Speaker 1: Meet again soon.
Speaker 5: Okay, yes, sir, thank you guys so much.
Speaker 4: Oh.
Speaker 5: I met you guys one time when you guys were
Speaker 5: in Austin at the Outlet Mall, when you guys were
Speaker 5: on the hip hop station. I met you and Lunchbox
Speaker 5: with a rapping was having a rap rap concert.
Speaker 1: No, that's a long time, my Captain Caucasian, A long
Speaker 1: time ago.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Erica, thank you for calling and having mary Christmas.
Speaker 1: And we'll talk to you soon.
Speaker 5: Okay, awesome, Thank you guys so much.
Speaker 1: Time for the news.
Speaker 4: Bobby's story Amy Dorothy's ruby red slippers from Wizard of
Speaker 4: Oz went up for sale.
Speaker 1: It's kind of a weird thing to do because if
Speaker 1: you over guess, it's not going to be that fun.
Speaker 2: I already know you, already.
Speaker 1: Good for you for being honest. Eddie Guests had one million.
Speaker 1: That's a lot. One million dollar. I mean they're so famous. Yeah,
Speaker 1: thirty two point five million. Oh, whoa, that's crazy.
Speaker 2: It was crazy too, is Remember we talked about how
Speaker 2: they had been stolen. So if they got stolen, who
Speaker 2: sold them?
Speaker 1: I think it was another pair that got stolen.
Speaker 4: I heard Dorothy's ruby slippers worn by Judy Garland. I
Speaker 4: would imagine there were a couple. Yeah, maybe. And the
Speaker 4: Wizard of Oz sold at an auction Saturday for thirty
Speaker 4: two point five million, making the Sparkling shoes the most
Speaker 4: valuable movie memorabilia ever.
Speaker 1: That's amazing. Thirty two million, That is wild.
Speaker 4: The slippers are one of four surviving pairs from the
Speaker 4: nineteen thirty nine movie, and we're once stolen from a museum.
Speaker 1: These are them? Those were the ones.
Speaker 4: The winning bid was twenty eight million, and the buyer
Speaker 4: had to pay an additional four point five million in
Speaker 4: fees to the Dallas based auction house bidding for the pair. Yeah,
Speaker 4: it's what you go, Oh my goodness, and uh, they
Speaker 4: were thought to go for three million or more. They
Speaker 4: went for thirty two point five million. That's from NBC.
Speaker 1: That's crazy. That's trade. That's crazy.
Speaker 4: A CEO of a tech startup has openly said that
Speaker 4: he's looking for employees who are willing to work long hours,
Speaker 4: specifically up to eighty four hours a week.
Speaker 2: How's that.
Speaker 1: Mathematically? That that out, Mike.
Speaker 2: It's like sixteen hours a day.
Speaker 1: And something to say about that. But let's see what
Speaker 1: we got here.
Speaker 4: He leads a company called Grettile that focuses on artificial intelligence.
Speaker 4: He shared on social media he expects his team to
Speaker 4: be available from nine am to eleven pm at least
Speaker 4: five days a week. Here's the thing I like about it, though,
Speaker 4: he is saying, right now, here are the expectations.
Speaker 1: He's not going.
Speaker 4: So you know, right, he's not going, you're gonna work
Speaker 4: long hours and you really don't know, but then it's
Speaker 4: gonna pay a lot.
Speaker 1: It's from k r N four, but he says eighty
Speaker 1: four hours a week.
Speaker 4: If you do twelve hours per day, seven days a week,
Speaker 4: that's eighty four right.
Speaker 2: But he wants five days a week. So now you're
Speaker 2: looking at what sixteen hours a.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but you got weekends off? How about that?
Speaker 6: You do?
Speaker 2: And I mean like lawyers will end up working crazy
Speaker 2: hours like that, and to your point, it's sort of unknown.
Speaker 2: Depending on the case, they may be there all night.
Speaker 2: So at least this is known.
Speaker 1: Can I tell you I probably work seventy five hours
Speaker 1: a week?
Speaker 6: You break, dude, So you need to know.
Speaker 1: Be forced to do it?
Speaker 4: Yes? And I love what I do, right? No, no,
Speaker 4: you know you guys do that. No, no, no, you
Speaker 4: get no. Mine is not a negative. I did not
Speaker 4: say that as a negative in any way. And you
Speaker 4: guys heard that's the wrong way because you take that
Speaker 4: as a negative. Right, we're still processing.
Speaker 7: I love anybody who says seventy five hours a week
Speaker 7: that's too much.
Speaker 4: It's not a brag. It's not a flex Some people
Speaker 4: have to do. I love what I do. Therefore, if
Speaker 4: you love it, you want to get really good at it.
Speaker 4: And if you get really good, it's just one to two.
Speaker 4: If you love something, you're gonna do a lot. You
Speaker 4: know you're passion about, so you can do it a
Speaker 4: lot regardless. If you do it a lot, you're gonna
Speaker 4: get better at it, and if you get better at it,
Speaker 4: you're gonna be rewarded for it. Now, reward doesn't always
Speaker 4: have to be money. It could be a lot of stuff, freedom,
Speaker 4: it could be fulfillment. But yeah, I think I love.
Speaker 4: I love what I do. There are times when I'm
Speaker 4: burned out, like mentally. But here's also what I'd like
Speaker 4: to say about this. And I tell people if I
Speaker 4: like go to colleges or if I'm talking to people online,
Speaker 4: it's like, in your twenties, it goes hard as possibly can.
Speaker 4: There's no need for balance in your twenties unless you
Speaker 4: get somebody pregnant. You gotta have a kid and be
Speaker 4: there for the kid or something that happens. Yeah, that
Speaker 4: happens in your twenties. That's when you go as hard
Speaker 4: as you possibly can. In your thirties you start to gauge, Okay,
Speaker 4: what am I doing? What's important? Late thirties then you
Speaker 4: start to go, we need to prioritize some of this stuff.
Speaker 4: But in your twenty go because you'll be so happy
Speaker 4: you did once you get to your thirties. Go on,
Speaker 4: let people be like, you know, you need balance. You
Speaker 4: might if there are other factors that well.
Speaker 2: Also, you'll learn later in life that balance is really
Speaker 2: like version. There's more sacrifice.
Speaker 1: Yeah, balances all sacrifice.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because like his parents in the room, we know
Speaker 2: like there's where it's like okay, yeah, there's no balance
Speaker 2: because sometimes it's like okay, you're choosing work or you're
Speaker 2: choosing the kids, and you just have to figure it out.
Speaker 1: To be perfectly balanced. Is a lot of work.
Speaker 4: Everybody acts like there's only so much work if you're
Speaker 4: just like working all the time.
Speaker 1: No, there's everything is work.
Speaker 4: Everything is sacrificed and whatever you want regardless, great parent,
Speaker 4: medium parent, great worker, it's going to take a lot of.
Speaker 2: Sacrifice and it'll fluctuate like some weeks I'm a great parent,
Speaker 2: another week i am not.
Speaker 4: That's funny. Yeah, if you're in your twenties, go go
Speaker 4: as hard as you possibly can.
Speaker 1: Let it rip.
Speaker 4: Next up, a bear Steals and Malls a Family's Grinch inflatable.
Speaker 1: Oh oh okay, that's good. Yeah, mall decoration hated it
Speaker 1: was annoyed by it.
Speaker 4: That's from EPI The Best Christmas Movies Ready to strain
Speaker 4: their comedies. You know the number one Christmas movie that
Speaker 4: I feel like is often not considered to be a
Speaker 4: great and I should say most underrated but still rated.
Speaker 1: Okay, is the Santa Claus with Tim Allen so good?
Speaker 4: It's like the and people never put it in like
Speaker 4: the top five of Christmas movies. Now, maybe I've only
Speaker 4: ever seen like two Christmas movies ever, and that's why
Speaker 4: I put it up there. But that's awesome. ELF is great, obviously,
Speaker 4: but the Santa Claus is money.
Speaker 1: Wouldn't you agree?
Speaker 2: Yeah? No, it's it's my favorite, And you're right, and
Speaker 2: I've seen a lot of Christmas movies.
Speaker 4: I want the Hot Chocolate took her thousands of years
Speaker 4: to come up with the recipe, Like let's see, have you.
Speaker 8: Guys not seen the about there's even a TV show
Speaker 8: with all of them.
Speaker 1: Now, yeah, that'sing that one. But I appreciate you telling
Speaker 1: me that.
Speaker 4: National Lampoon's christom Vacation at five, Scrooged at four, ELF
Speaker 4: at three, Bad Santa at two, a Christmas Story at one.
Speaker 1: Bad Santa with the Billy Bob it's hilarious.
Speaker 2: Else is it three?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Because Bad Christmas Story? It makes sense at once. It's
Speaker 4: the best, right out kid, The Santa Claus is at eleven. Man,
Speaker 4: that's so good.
Speaker 1: It's on Disney.
Speaker 4: Plus all these are streaming right now, which is why
Speaker 4: they're doing that. And then finally, I have the most
Speaker 4: undateable professions. Number ten customer service representatives, often underpaid and
Speaker 4: emotionally drained.
Speaker 1: You did this, what did you do?
Speaker 4: I made bank I did sales, I know, but you
Speaker 4: like answer the phone for a cable company.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so we It wasn't cold calling. People would call us,
Speaker 1: so it was actually very enjoyable and can I get update?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 4: They would just want a basic thing, and then I
Speaker 4: would soup them up with every package we possibly had,
Speaker 4: and then three months later they call back and complain,
Speaker 4: but you still got your bonus. Oh yeah, of course,
Speaker 4: yeah yeah. Number nine a chef, unpredictable, long working hours,
Speaker 4: high pressure work environment. Number eight a frequent traveler. Well
Speaker 4: you know why they're gone. No, yeah, they also could
Speaker 4: just have gone.
Speaker 1: They're not all doing that, yeah.
Speaker 4: Number seven nightclub worker, you know why? And the number
Speaker 4: six a musician or an artist. You know what. That
Speaker 4: one though viewed as financially unstable, anything in the art
Speaker 4: world is financially unstable, but they're unpredictable.
Speaker 1: Schedules.
Speaker 4: Five is a lawyer. H four is a social media influencer. Yeah,
Speaker 4: that'd be tough.
Speaker 2: Because you're just always filming filming them.
Speaker 1: Three is an adult entertainer. We know how to put
Speaker 1: that on. Hey, that one for sure, that's like Tom.
Speaker 4: Number two professional gambler. The number one undtable profession is
Speaker 4: a politician. Absolutely not trustworthy, not trustworthy in anyway whatsoever.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 1: Those are the most undatable professions.
Speaker 4: Good luck, everybody, go get them all right, that's the news, Bobby's.
Speaker 1: It's called what are the odds? Like this segment of
Speaker 1: three stories? I'm like, what are the freaking odds? This?
Speaker 1: Whatever happen?
Speaker 4: Number one Identical strangers with the same jobs and same name.
Speaker 4: Let's say it again. Identical strangers with the same job
Speaker 4: and same name take DNA tests to discover if they're related.
Speaker 4: Two men both named Brady figel fbigl. It's not like
Speaker 4: it's Smith or Jones whoa and the first name too,
Speaker 4: who look almost identical what they both pitch baseball? It
Speaker 4: took a DNA test to see if they were long
Speaker 4: lost brothers. Despite their similar appearance and shared profession, they
Speaker 4: are not related. Really, same guys and they look I'm
Speaker 4: not gonna say identical twin look, but they look like
Speaker 4: their brothers. What brothers would look like, same name, same job,
Speaker 4: not related. There's somebody out there in the world that
Speaker 4: looks so much like you that you're not related to,
Speaker 4: because is there only a certain amount of ways that
Speaker 4: the human face can be constructured?
Speaker 1: So they found their person. Yeah, but when people send
Speaker 1: you a picture of like, someone looks like you, never
Speaker 1: really looks like I'm always insulted.
Speaker 4: No one's ever sent me a picture of someone that
Speaker 4: looks like me, and I'm like, oh, thank you for
Speaker 4: sending that. It makes me feel better about myself. It's
Speaker 4: like people only send me the troll version of myself.
Speaker 4: And maybe it's not. Maybe it's not the troll version.
Speaker 4: Maybe that's what I really look like. No, and maybe
Speaker 4: I just am off base. But anytime someone that goes, hey,
Speaker 4: I'm in Des Moines, Bobby Belins, are you here? And
Speaker 4: they tag somebody and it looks like me if I
Speaker 4: got hit with a butt in my face for like
Speaker 4: five minutes straight, and you know what, what's unfair about
Speaker 4: that is it may not be maybe what I look like,
Speaker 4: But when someone says it looks like you.
Speaker 1: It always looks like a bad version of me. Never
Speaker 1: has anyone.
Speaker 4: Texted like a model like this model looks like you, Bobby?
Speaker 1: Or is this you? Are you here?
Speaker 4: And it's like somebody with ripped up abs in a
Speaker 4: hard chin and glasses and I'm like, oh no, that's
Speaker 4: not me, but thank you.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Usually it's like a it's like sloth from the goonies,
Speaker 4: or glasses and hair, so it's just the glass. But
Speaker 4: you're right, man, No one ever tags me in somebody
Speaker 4: good looking that's like, is this you?
Speaker 1: Or looks just like you?
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's always like the malnourished twin of the two,
Speaker 4: like if somebod's having twins, there's like the one that doesn't.
Speaker 4: That's what that's it's that's the me version of it. Anyway,
Speaker 4: they're not related. Sorry that really he said one thing.
Speaker 4: It triggered me so bad. Yeah, man, crap all.
Speaker 1: Time to me.
Speaker 2: So this is a legit what do they call it? Doppelganger?
Speaker 1: Yeah? These two very much.
Speaker 2: I mean how do they have the same name, crazy
Speaker 2: and the same job, everything, same size? Basically does this
Speaker 2: make you think about any kind of like would one
Speaker 2: of them cross from some parallel.
Speaker 1: You should you should say we walk, We'll go like a.
Speaker 2: The picture and just walk around real because I don't
Speaker 2: know I see it if if.
Speaker 4: I'm them, if they're they're who they are, and they're
Speaker 4: single and they're not married, even if they're not gay,
Speaker 4: they have to date because it's so funny.
Speaker 1: Tell me that's what I'm saying. Really, the beard, the red.
Speaker 4: Beard that both pitched the glass and the glass you
Speaker 4: can just put on.
Speaker 1: But yes, yes, wow, same name.
Speaker 4: Tell me that ain't crazy exactly.
Speaker 1: A test is lying? Okay? Anyway, Hey, somebody call us.
Speaker 4: You have one of those good stories about you took
Speaker 4: the DNA tests and you found something out.
Speaker 1: I like those stories. Those are cool.
Speaker 4: My version of that is I took one to twenty
Speaker 4: three and me, and every time I do, like like
Speaker 4: if I'm doing stand up somewhere, I got like the
Speaker 4: third cousin. It's like, hey, I'm here, can I get tickets?
Speaker 4: And I'm like, I don't even know who you are.
Speaker 4: They're like says twenty three and meter we're related all
Speaker 4: because of the DNA and I'm like, I ain't third cousin.
Speaker 4: That's like eighth or ninth and most of my family
Speaker 4: is one tree. As I've stated before, Arkansas No, non,
Speaker 4: Arkansas rude.
Speaker 1: You wanna trigger me again? No, no, no, I'm just joking.
Speaker 1: Let's dance.
Speaker 4: No, my mom and her sister, my aunt, mom and
Speaker 4: sister married my biological father and his brother. So any
Speaker 4: of the kids that happened from there were all like
Speaker 4: double cousins. I mean, and yeah, we make out and stuff,
Speaker 4: but still no, we don't.
Speaker 2: Well, if someone did show up on your at your show,
Speaker 2: the neighbor, third, fourth cousin, you could make out with them.
Speaker 1: I'm married.
Speaker 2: I thought we determined that, yeah that I'm married. I know,
Speaker 2: but let's say you weren't we determined.
Speaker 4: They had to lie like getting in going like because
Speaker 4: they will be there and be like, hey, can I
Speaker 4: get some ticket?
Speaker 1: The first last for tickets, And I'd be like, I don't.
Speaker 1: I don't know who you are.
Speaker 2: But that's that's what you say, Like you're so far removed.
Speaker 1: Like let's make out. I'm any video for you, wed.
Speaker 2: I'm just saying like we're not close enough to where whatever.
Speaker 4: Okay, here's another what are the odds? A man spends
Speaker 4: three weeks in jail and the cops mistake calculm powder
Speaker 4: for drugs. You're telling me you can't look at that
Speaker 4: and put it under the microscope and figure that out
Speaker 4: quicker than three weeks.
Speaker 1: And don't they taste it? I don't think.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't think the cops go, we got a
Speaker 4: big stash of coke.
Speaker 1: Everybody rub it on your gums. I thought they did.
Speaker 6: I thought they do, like some liquid.
Speaker 4: In bags, they start snorting the cocaine to see if I'm.
Speaker 2: But I feel like I've seen on TV they kind.
Speaker 1: Of on TV, and that's like a drug age.
Speaker 4: We have somebody in our situation here that is it
Speaker 4: was a drug officer. We can ask them during the break, okay,
Speaker 4: which that would be different if you're around it all
Speaker 4: the time. If you're like a cop and it's a bust,
Speaker 4: let me taste that. It's a bunch of heroin. Give
Speaker 4: me a needle, guys, shoot me up. Let's see if
Speaker 4: this is right.
Speaker 1: It's not. It's a penicillum.
Speaker 4: Uh yeah, last October, do you want the story or
Speaker 4: do we the Chaco powder story? Yeah, he was stopped
Speaker 4: and they found eighteen contenders of tacom powder.
Speaker 1: Brow Why you cart eighteen chocopoate on the bus. It
Speaker 1: doesn't matter. I don't want to Yeah right, I don't
Speaker 1: want to judge you.
Speaker 4: It must be wearing a lot of leather pants and
Speaker 4: you gotta travel with them. But they were like, why
Speaker 4: do you have all this taco powder? It's like for
Speaker 4: personal use, and so they held up for drug possession,
Speaker 4: and I mean I would probably hold him to like no, no,
Speaker 4: I hear you. Listen to this. I'm gonna say the
Speaker 4: headline again. Three weeks okay, we don't the cost tested
Speaker 4: the taco powder. They put it on the legs, see
Speaker 4: if it would work. That's crazy. Three weeks later, when
Speaker 4: the test came back, what is this the A C
Speaker 4: T S A T.
Speaker 1: That's a long too. Those results to come ang time.
Speaker 1: Moving on, what are the odds?
Speaker 4: A North Carolina man accidentally went one hundred and seventy
Speaker 4: seven thousand dollars is an online lottery game. He was
Speaker 4: playing the demo version. He thought it wasn't a demo
Speaker 4: He played epic Jackpot. I thought I was playing demo mode.
Speaker 4: He thought even one hundred and seventy seven thousand dollars
Speaker 4: of demo coins, well, that's cool too. He only played
Speaker 4: for one dollar and it wasn't demo coins, it was money.
Speaker 4: That's that's from UPI I had some good money last
Speaker 4: night betting. I was torn, but you know I get
Speaker 4: it yesterday. I'm gonna give you a quick story because
Speaker 4: nobody cares on twenty five Whistles our sports show.
Speaker 1: I hope everybody will listen to.
Speaker 4: We had a former commander's coach, Ron Rivera on He's awesome,
Speaker 4: super funny. After that, we had my friend zach On.
Speaker 4: Zach took fifteen dollars and turned it into twenty nine
Speaker 4: thousand dollars. It took him a couple of weeks, but yeah,
Speaker 4: he turned it into twenty nine thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: What betting. He bet every last week.
Speaker 4: And again he's not somebody who claims to be a
Speaker 4: great better, so it's not like he's like follow my
Speaker 4: So he's just like guys, goofballs, right. He bet every
Speaker 4: NFL game, just put us one parlay and if one loses,
Speaker 4: everybody loses. And he bet like teams that would he
Speaker 4: hit every game and it's crazy. So that one alone
Speaker 4: only but fifteen bucks and he ended up winning like
Speaker 4: ten thousand or something.
Speaker 1: Crazy. It was crazy. But he got up just like,
Speaker 1: must do something like that. Eddie does it all every week.
Speaker 1: He does like a nickel for one hundred games. But
Speaker 1: why that's crazy is that hardly ever happens. You never
Speaker 1: hit it.
Speaker 4: And I'm a big DraftKings guy. And he comes on
Speaker 4: and he had one more bet. It was a parlay
Speaker 4: last night. Parlay means multiple games and if one of
Speaker 4: the games loses in the parlor, you lose it all.
Speaker 4: But if they all hit, you win like extra, like
Speaker 4: a bonus. And he was like Cincinnati and I'm over
Speaker 4: Dallas money line. I was like, I'm in on that.
Speaker 4: I bet way too much. And it was real close
Speaker 4: last night, so close, closer than he should have been.
Speaker 1: But we hit. Oh I heard your We already talk
Speaker 1: about you being mad at me. Yes, yes, we talked
Speaker 1: about that. Okay, because I'm still hearing that I heard.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I think we're working.
Speaker 4: Out of it all right now. But I'll give you
Speaker 4: one to either today or tour. I'm ready draft Kings
Speaker 4: it up, baby, but only do it. It's fun like
Speaker 4: it should be in its entertainment.
Speaker 2: I think that's what I do it for you.
Speaker 1: Yes, I'm talking to everybody else.
Speaker 2: It doesn't impact me, like I'm not betting so much
Speaker 2: that it's impacting me. It makes it more fun and
Speaker 2: enjoyable to watch the game, and I'm not losing enough
Speaker 2: to where I'm going to get mad about it.
Speaker 4: That's it. If it's fun, you do it. If it's
Speaker 4: not fun, you don't do it. If it's like, oh no,
Speaker 4: my job, like check my kids. But last night I
Speaker 4: lost and the cop was lost, so it wasn't fun.
Speaker 4: I did it for fun.
Speaker 1: You bet it was me. You were fading me after that.
Speaker 4: You never do that as friends, And it's a rule
Speaker 4: friends never bet against friends, even if but.
Speaker 1: It was nothing. It was Nichols. There's nothing. Eddie went
Speaker 1: full fade.
Speaker 4: Okay, we're going to talk about the there's been a
Speaker 4: there's been a conspiratle development in the guy who shot
Speaker 4: the CEO.
Speaker 2: What's the conspiracy part?
Speaker 1: I saw the news.
Speaker 4: It's more than the news, something you put online and
Speaker 4: he put up a tick. So we'll talk about that, which,
Speaker 4: by the way, this guy's Ivy League graduate valedictorian we'll
Speaker 4: talk about in a second. Had more abs than I've
Speaker 4: ever had. Did you see him with a shirt off
Speaker 4: in a backpack on.
Speaker 2: His parents own a bunch of country clubs.
Speaker 4: Did you see him with all that fun? You see
Speaker 4: him the shirt off in the backpack, that's what you're
Speaker 4: It's unbelievable. Did you see his sister, no smoke show,
Speaker 4: good look a family?
Speaker 1: Oh man, you gotts see all that.
Speaker 7: Oh it's her on the beach in bikini and I'm like, wow.
Speaker 1: Why is that online?
Speaker 7: Because it's a picture of him and her, And of
Speaker 7: course they find that one.
Speaker 1: He's so ripped. Okay, thanks whole thing. Yeah, that thing's
Speaker 1: just terrible. It's terrible.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean yeah, yeah, I mean he's really good looking.
Speaker 4: If I was that good looking, I would do nothing wrong.
Speaker 4: I'll just walk around shirtless, no crimes.
Speaker 2: You know. He had a book club and that some
Speaker 2: people were like, uh, we're gonna go ahead and bow
Speaker 2: out some of the content he wanted to read and
Speaker 2: stuff he wanted to talk about. They're like, I think
Speaker 2: we're good. This book stuff is a little it was
Speaker 2: kind of freaking out, so they didn't want to be
Speaker 2: a part of it.
Speaker 1: It's about what protein to eat for abs because I
Speaker 1: don't think.
Speaker 4: Okay, back in a second, I was shocked to say
Speaker 4: they caught the guy yesterday got the shot the ceo
Speaker 4: in New York City. I was shocked too that he
Speaker 4: was just chilling at a McDonald's with all of his
Speaker 4: stuff in his bag. And I was like, well, that
Speaker 4: seems weird. Why would you have this stuff? It almost
Speaker 4: felt like he wanted to be caught.
Speaker 6: I mean, I'm right, it feels like.
Speaker 1: Like you wanted to be got.
Speaker 6: And did he tell.
Speaker 7: The McDonald's guy, hey, you might want to call the
Speaker 7: police because if he walked into here I wouldn't recognize him.
Speaker 4: The woman some picture of his face had been released. Nah,
Speaker 4: I guess still even mostly eyes. But she I think
Speaker 4: it was a woman who was working there was the
Speaker 4: one that called. And they're saying she's a hero. So
Speaker 4: let me read you some stuff before we go all
Speaker 4: cockumining with theories.
Speaker 2: And also why was he okay? Yeah, read the thing
Speaker 2: that like, why was he only three hours away?
Speaker 1: For five days?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 1: Yeah for sure?
Speaker 4: And McDonald chilling and that he had stuff with him
Speaker 4: for five days. The man who killed a health insurance
Speaker 4: ceo and a mean Manattan Street seemed to have vanished
Speaker 4: yesterday morning. A McDonald's employee Altuna, Pennsylvania notices a familiar
Speaker 4: looking young man eating a meal called police. Two officers arrived,
Speaker 4: as the man if he'd been to New York recently,
Speaker 4: he became quiet, and then he started to shake. The man,
Speaker 4: twenty six year old Luigi Mangione, appeared to be the
Speaker 4: one they'd been searching for. In his backpack, he had
Speaker 4: a gun, a silencer, a manifesto why you would go
Speaker 4: to a man to keep reading First surveillance. McDonald's employee
Speaker 4: called police after recognizing from images that the police had released.
Speaker 4: The police were able to get those images, including ones
Speaker 4: with a suspect of Peter that a mask, by coming
Speaker 4: through hundreds of hours of camera footage from streets, in
Speaker 4: a hostel and a taxi cab. A lot of this
Speaker 4: stuff you're already gonna know. Here's what we know about him.
Speaker 4: He comes from a privileged life. He was a high
Speaker 4: school valedictorian. That's hard to work. I wouldn't say that
Speaker 4: part's privilege, but okay.
Speaker 2: Id a like Rellian, prestigious all male boys, all male school.
Speaker 4: If you're a Alledctorian mounta Pine High school that was
Speaker 4: still prestigious.
Speaker 1: Yes so that but yeah, ivyy graduate.
Speaker 4: I think he went to Penn he was from a
Speaker 4: prominent family in the Baltimore area. They own country clubs,
Speaker 4: not even members of country clubs. They own country clubs.
Speaker 4: Are they own a nursing home company at talk radio station?
Speaker 4: People who knew MANNGI owned because he oh, his cousin
Speaker 4: is a Republican state delegate in Maryland. As a cousin though, yeah,
Speaker 4: so I mean the family listen. I often say politicians
Speaker 4: are just rich people who get bored or want want fame.
Speaker 4: I'm not sure if they're that kind of fits that though, right,
Speaker 4: rich person. People who knew mansion in Hawaii, where he
Speaker 4: lived recently, said he suffered a debilitating back pain and
Speaker 4: had undergone several surgeries. He fell out of contact with
Speaker 4: his friends and family. He had a robust online presence
Speaker 4: on good Reads, where he uses rate books. He gave
Speaker 4: a review of the Unibomber's Manifesto, So that's kind of that.
Speaker 4: What was weird to me was that he still had
Speaker 4: everything with him and he was just eating in a McDonald's,
Speaker 4: like a couple of things. One you just gonna go
Speaker 4: to McDonalds by yourself in chill pretty close in the region.
Speaker 4: When he like took a bus from Atlanta, EASi to
Speaker 4: take a bus back to Atlanta, Dallas, Arizona, get the
Speaker 4: crap out of town. Secondly, he had his gun with
Speaker 4: him with a silence or don't you get rid of
Speaker 4: that somewhere, you would think, right. So I'm glad they
Speaker 4: got him because he murdered somebody in cold blood. Absolutely,
Speaker 4: we cannot do that. It's a little somethings a little
Speaker 4: weird about it all. Either he wanted to be caught,
Speaker 4: which Morgan and I were talking before we came on
Speaker 4: about this video that we both saw the video this
Speaker 4: morning and it was about something he had put up
Speaker 4: on YouTube.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 8: Yeah, he has a whole YouTube channel where there was
Speaker 8: a countdown clock. The countdown clock turns off and on
Speaker 8: the screen it reads all is scheduled and then in
Speaker 8: the corner like an Easter Eggs is December eleven, which tomorrow.
Speaker 1: And then apparently.
Speaker 8: Another video was supposed to be uploaded, but his YouTube
Speaker 8: channel got like shut down, So I don't know if
Speaker 8: this video that's supposed to come out tomorrow is happening.
Speaker 8: But also in his like bio on YouTube, the photo
Speaker 8: he has is him holding a McDonald's happy meal.
Speaker 1: Weird.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that part.
Speaker 4: I saw that, and I did not put that together
Speaker 4: that that's where they also got him.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's like the Golden Arches and the little Yeah.
Speaker 2: So I do feel like.
Speaker 8: If this is legit his channel and that this is
Speaker 8: all something that he's planned out in some former fashion.
Speaker 4: He's also a very smart guy, right He again high school.
Speaker 4: Valukatorian went to an Ivy League university. There were some
Speaker 4: people saying that his back hurt him so bad, there
Speaker 4: was some spinal issues that he was kind of tripping
Speaker 4: a bit at times.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I could see how that could change you
Speaker 2: and depending on what medications you're on and.
Speaker 4: Other than the news story I read at the very beginning.
Speaker 4: At this point, we're just all speculating, yeah, because we're
Speaker 4: not going to come on and claim. Sometimes people they're
Speaker 4: for sure about stuff on TikTok and I believe them.
Speaker 4: Then I found out they didn't. They weren' sure at all.
Speaker 4: Lunch block sides, man, I find it so weird.
Speaker 7: So what was the backpack in Central Park that we've
Speaker 7: been they've been talking about.
Speaker 1: On the news.
Speaker 4: Two things, Either one a dummy backpack that somebody else
Speaker 4: had put out, or was it even the same and
Speaker 4: we had a backpack. But was it the same backpack
Speaker 4: because he could have had a different backpack with him
Speaker 4: with all with this gun and silenceer and stuff, because
Speaker 4: I don't know that I read that it was the
Speaker 4: same exact backpack.
Speaker 7: Right, but they were linking it to him, saying it
Speaker 7: had monopoly money in it.
Speaker 4: And there was that backpack, Yes, I'm talking about the
Speaker 4: one he was wearing when he got busted.
Speaker 1: I don't know that saly.
Speaker 7: He planted one in Central Park and that.
Speaker 4: The money had on in Central Park. But I think
Speaker 4: he had one with him and McDonalds had the other
Speaker 4: stuff in it. I don't think it was the same backpack,
Speaker 4: but I'm not sure about that.
Speaker 6: And then his family said he went mi i A.
Speaker 7: They even reported and missing in November, like they hadn't
Speaker 7: heard from him, Like he just went off the radar.
Speaker 6: Like he just was gone.
Speaker 4: And if you have three days to get away, I
Speaker 4: think you'd go further than altun Apar.
Speaker 1: No, we didn't think he'd be anywhere near New York City.
Speaker 2: Oh, I didn't you know the autoo somehow he was
Speaker 2: so smart out of the country Mexico man.
Speaker 8: The crazy thing on that video too, is it the
Speaker 8: countdown started when it says if you're seeing this, I'm arrested,
Speaker 8: like he intentionally so.
Speaker 4: Is somebody then running the countdown for him that page
Speaker 4: and was able to go He got got because he
Speaker 4: wanted to get got therefore hit the button.
Speaker 1: Because there are times where people.
Speaker 4: Will go and I've seen I mean, I've mostly just
Speaker 4: seen this in TV shows and movies where they're like,
Speaker 4: if you kill me, I've got like packages of going
Speaker 4: to all the newspapers and all the outlets, so go
Speaker 4: ahead and kill me. But it's a trigger. So maybe
Speaker 4: he had somebody that or maybe in a lot, but
Speaker 4: that's it. I couldn't believe you e lasted this long
Speaker 4: with that get caught. Secondly, you just don't see people
Speaker 4: that come from privilege, both financially and physically, like he
Speaker 4: was a great looking kid, had a bunch of money
Speaker 4: do something like this unless I mean, I was very smart,
Speaker 4: very smart, Unless they're to him, there's something more macro
Speaker 4: about it than micro.
Speaker 2: You got anything else I'm just thinking about.
Speaker 8: I just mean, from like a YouTube perspective, there isn't
Speaker 8: a way somebody had to push that button. There's a
Speaker 8: way to schedule things and publish them at a certain time,
Speaker 8: but there isn't a way to schedule them, like on
Speaker 8: an arrest, you know what I mean, Like somebody had
Speaker 8: to push the buttons that.
Speaker 10: Count down, Like was it accurate to the like to
Speaker 10: the point I.
Speaker 4: Don't know if it was too exactly the point I
Speaker 4: don't time he was arrested, but he could have said
Speaker 4: it and then kind of know to McDonald's and like
Speaker 4: today I'm gonna get caught because that's the purpose of.
Speaker 8: Today and that he could have done, like this is
Speaker 8: going to be published in an hour and I'm going
Speaker 8: to make somebody see me.
Speaker 2: And what's now we just have to wait till December.
Speaker 4: But we're never going to know. If they don't want
Speaker 4: us to know, we're never going to know. They're not
Speaker 4: telling us about Epstein stuff. You know, who knows what
Speaker 4: we'll know about the ditty stuff the government doesn't want
Speaker 4: us know stuff they'll lie to us, or they'll say
Speaker 4: other stuff to throw us off, or we'll just never know.
Speaker 1: So it just kind of depends what they what they now.
Speaker 4: I'm saying pictures of like other the guy in the
Speaker 4: mask and like little facial things about him, that doesn't
Speaker 4: match this guy. And I'm not saying that's the same
Speaker 4: but they're like, look at his nose and his bridge
Speaker 4: and how close his eyebrows are.
Speaker 1: This is not the same guy. I'm not saying it's
Speaker 1: not the same guy.
Speaker 10: Did they come out and say that this is the
Speaker 10: guy or finally suspect Okay, finally they did say they
Speaker 10: they arrested him, yes.
Speaker 2: Because of the And I think that was one of
Speaker 2: the questions, like how is this all happening like so quickly,
Speaker 2: And it's because of whatever he used to check into
Speaker 2: the hostel. He had on him that same identification, okay,
Speaker 2: and he had IDs on him that was the fake
Speaker 2: in the gun. Yeah, ah that Yeah.
Speaker 7: They said that the YouTube channels he has not posted
Speaker 7: on seven months. The other one was an impersonator and
Speaker 7: they removed that. Also, that's what investigators are.
Speaker 1: Saying or what is it not? Because again, too much
Speaker 1: they can just say, they just say crap.
Speaker 7: They were on Monday. They were updated and changed to
Speaker 7: that his handle after he was arrested.
Speaker 8: So okay, but how would they have a photo of
Speaker 8: him with a happy meal out.
Speaker 1: Of McDonald's social media.
Speaker 4: No, no, But I'm saying he's holding the photo, and
Speaker 4: then he gets arrested at McDonald's. She's saying that those
Speaker 4: two things. Is that the weirdest coincidence ever?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Honestly, when I first thought, I was like, God,
Speaker 2: this guy likes McDonald's.
Speaker 1: But also it's pretty good.
Speaker 4: But against a happy mal too, like will rob an
Speaker 4: adult to be holding up a happy mail. Yeah, there's
Speaker 4: a lot to it. We're only gonna know what they
Speaker 4: want us to know. Sucks somebody to get killed for it.
Speaker 4: Somebody says, I'm back there. It's crazy, it's good wild
Speaker 4: you always have.
Speaker 11: Like my theory was I got thrown off because I'm
Speaker 11: in a group text, the one that you're not in,
Speaker 11: and Lunchbox sent a link and it says, let's talk
Speaker 11: about his sister, And it's like a picture of her
Speaker 11: and a bikini and her moves showing I'm like, all right, Lunchbox.
Speaker 1: That's where he wanted to go.
Speaker 7: Like if the family saw him, they saw the pictures
Speaker 7: on the news, they had to see it.
Speaker 1: It was everywhere.
Speaker 7: Did they call in and say, hey, that's my Do
Speaker 7: you think they just said, I'm going to be silent
Speaker 7: If they catch him, they catch him, that's what I
Speaker 7: started thinking, like, you're deflecting what my question was.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but they're not going to tell us that as
Speaker 4: it's happening. They could at some point tell us that,
Speaker 4: but they're not going to say, yeah, they called us
Speaker 4: and we're looking for him.
Speaker 2: I mean, we would have to hope. So with as
Speaker 2: viral as that was, you would think his family or
Speaker 2: somebody they maybe had been placed in calls, but we
Speaker 2: just maybe wouldn't know about it. I mean because what
Speaker 2: we y'all would call right away if that was your kid, right.
Speaker 10: I think so, right, like especially if I haven't seen them,
Speaker 10: and I probably already like did a missing person's report.
Speaker 1: I don't have a kid, so nope, wouldn't tell.
Speaker 2: But you know what, maybe not. I mean there are
Speaker 2: some families they just try to if you.
Speaker 4: Have a bunch of money, like like the Fix and
Speaker 4: you have. And also it's like your family that's a politician.
Speaker 4: You could look bad on a you know, politicians are
Speaker 4: they'll do anything.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm going to assume the best for the time being.
Speaker 4: So that's what we know, which is not a lot.
Speaker 4: We read the story, then we speculated for ten minutest.
Speaker 4: Welcome to the show, but he only went three hours
Speaker 4: away there, it's weird in the fact that he still
Speaker 4: had the same gun on him. That all that's weird,
Speaker 4: and the manifesto saying, I'm the only one that's weird.
Speaker 7: I'm gonna save you the time. I'm the only I've
Speaker 7: I acted alone. I had no help. I'm going to
Speaker 7: die soon, I think.
Speaker 11: But he has some sort of disease or issue, and
Speaker 11: that's why he's so pissed off and upset about the
Speaker 11: insurance company.
Speaker 1: He's gonna die. So it feels like he's gonna die
Speaker 1: like I've been so much.
Speaker 4: That's different though, like hurting so bad and gonna die
Speaker 4: soon or two different things.
Speaker 11: Well, you meet, you could be in so much pain,
Speaker 11: you could be debilitating pain where you're like, I just
Speaker 11: don't want to live anymore. But before I go, I'm
Speaker 11: going to get this jerk out for whatever he did
Speaker 11: to me and made my life difficult, whether it be
Speaker 11: some sort of insurance related issues or not getting the
Speaker 11: proper care whatever it is.
Speaker 4: The YouTube, but that but that guy specifically didn't do
Speaker 4: anything to him right, right, but the company maybe, And
Speaker 4: so he sees him as the person like you call
Speaker 4: somewhere like who's your manager, And he found out who
Speaker 4: the manager of the manager was, he's, well, I'm going
Speaker 4: after that guy.
Speaker 2: It just makes me sick to my stomach. Of certain
Speaker 2: people online, like the news is even covering like the
Speaker 2: dark part of the web. We're like, oh, this guy's
Speaker 2: a hero because of insurance. They're taking care of it.
Speaker 2: And it's like, no, this guy is the.
Speaker 7: Problem with corporate greed and all.
Speaker 1: This, and we can't mask this way.
Speaker 2: And by the way, however, he grew up the corporate
Speaker 2: people that made a bunch of money or what spent
Speaker 2: money at his family's business that had him. So that's
Speaker 2: just so sad.
Speaker 7: Oh well, I mean, I just think, like he's an
Speaker 7: avid outdoorsman.
Speaker 6: Why he didn't just go out in the wilderness.
Speaker 1: Maybe he was done. He wanted to get caught.
Speaker 2: Again, I think Bobby's I think he wanted to get caught.
Speaker 1: Listen. I never thought it was a professional killer. I
Speaker 1: said that.
Speaker 4: I thought it was just somebody who knew how to
Speaker 4: use a gun. He I felt like, you wanted to
Speaker 4: get caught. He set it up where he's just like
Speaker 4: I'm done, I'm gonna get caught. Hey, maybe they got
Speaker 4: better insurance than jail. Think about it.
Speaker 1: I mean, that's a real thing. Possibly he's rich, but
Speaker 1: that's what I'm saying. He's rich like insurance.
Speaker 2: Well sometimes just because your parents are rich doesn't mean
Speaker 2: you have all the money.
Speaker 1: Yeah kind of.
Speaker 2: Or you maybe or if you're against corporate Greek maybe
Speaker 2: he like he distanced himself extremely and he didn't want
Speaker 2: to take any of their money.
Speaker 1: You only use his trust fund, so taking I don't know,
Speaker 1: Bobby Bone show up today.
Speaker 7: This story comes to us from England. A forty three
Speaker 7: year old man was wanted by police. He skipped out
Speaker 7: on his veil, didn't show up for court, so they
Speaker 7: posted his mugshot saying hey, if you see this guy,
Speaker 7: you know, let us know. And it was a real
Speaker 7: bad picture. Is when he was hungover and he saw
Speaker 7: it and he contacted police said hey that mugshot.
Speaker 1: I was hung over.
Speaker 6: Here's a better picture and it's him on the beach.
Speaker 7: And they used the beach and they were able to
Speaker 7: locate him a week later.
Speaker 12: Oh my gosh, because there mugshots, man, they're ugly, but
Speaker 12: they actually he actually sent a picture from where he
Speaker 12: was currently too.
Speaker 4: It's not even it's like I got through mine. There's
Speaker 4: like a good one in Vegas, a good one in California.
Speaker 4: Never from where I am right then, all.
Speaker 1: Right, good one. I'm lunchbox.
Speaker 6: That's your bonehead story of the day.
Speaker 1: It's Tuesday Reviews Day.
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Speaker 1: No soft reviews. That's right, because we started something new
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Speaker 9: Yeah? Or can I say except You're welcome? Yes, dude,
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Speaker 4: Did you feel that way though? After the songs became
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Speaker 4: Never mind, Hey, that's one of the jokes.
Speaker 2: I got it.
Speaker 1: Thank you, You're welcome.
Speaker 9: So I'm gonna give it three coconuts out of five.
Speaker 2: Good. It's made so much money, Yeah.
Speaker 9: Because people win rand Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, Morgan.
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Speaker 4: Everybody knew what she was saying. Maybe not they did
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Speaker 4: Did you watch it subtitles written out and them speaking
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Speaker 6: No, we watched them with English. Just that's it.
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Speaker 4: All right, thank you very much by Everyboddy the Bone Show.
Speaker 4: The Bobby Bones Show theme song, written, produced and sang
Speaker 4: by Reid Yarberry. You can find his instagram at Red Yarberry,
Speaker 4: Scuba Steve Executive producer, Ray Mundo, Head of Production.
Speaker 1: I'm Bobby Bones. My instagram is mister Bobby Bones. Thank
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