Speaker 1: It's time for the Bobby Bones post show. Here's your host, Bobby.
Speaker 1: That's happening to friends. Let's play voicemail that we get
Speaker 1: last name Morning, Bobby Morning Studio. So watching super Bowl commercials,
Speaker 1: there was one that had Lunchboxes winning song on it.
Speaker 1: Nice for surets off because he's so famous he would
Speaker 1: be on it, but he wasn't there. I guess he's
Speaker 1: not so famous after all, have a great money. I mean,
Speaker 1: what can I just tell you something? That call was
Speaker 1: so dumb. There wasn't a single famous person in the commercial.
Speaker 1: I didn't see the commercial. I saw a couple, but yeah,
Speaker 1: he's the one that made it. It's a song. I
Speaker 1: guess he's very famous. At the very end he comes in,
Speaker 1: but the other people were not famous. They were just
Speaker 1: normal people. So to her him, Oh, I can't believe
Speaker 1: you weren't in it. It's not like they casted big names.
Speaker 1: They had DJ cal at the very end, but they
Speaker 1: just had random lady working at the office. I mean,
Speaker 1: it wasn't Jame Wyn though. If they were, you would
Speaker 1: have been cast. Yes, let's do one more here, first
Speaker 1: time caller. I'm hoping to get a shout out for
Speaker 1: my daughter who turned sixteen today. Her name's Bristol, so
Speaker 1: Valentine's baby. It's a really tough day to have a
Speaker 1: birthday because you can't go to dinner because it's so
Speaker 1: crazy to be so it's just hoping to get a
Speaker 1: shout out from my friends on the radio show. Again,
Speaker 1: her name's Bristol. Have a great day. That's true. That
Speaker 1: kind of sucks. I'm going a birthday and day holiday
Speaker 1: at the same time. Bristol, Happy birthday, Happy, Happy birthday.
Speaker 1: On Valentine's Day, ding, I think I just change it,
Speaker 1: like legally fourteenth, but I would just be like, oh,
Speaker 1: birthdays fifteenth or thirteenth. You can call us. We hopped
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Speaker 1: She used to do Wives of Country arts right by.
Speaker 1: At some point you just run out of that. She
Speaker 1: still does, she does, Yeah, she still does. I think
Speaker 1: this time she just finds interesting people like women like
Speaker 1: it evolve, like it evolves. Yeah, things evolved. Yeah, I agree, Amy, Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: let's see here. Oh, I gotta tell from the Arkansas
Speaker 1: women's basketball coach during the show. Let read it to you.
Speaker 1: He's the coach of the Razorback women's team. He said,
Speaker 1: keys to being good and pick up basketball games, send
Speaker 1: me a whole list. You heard the bid? Yeah, because
Speaker 1: in this segment today, I'm like, I think I'm gonna
Speaker 1: hire a coach to better me at play and pick
Speaker 1: up basketball. I could go and play right now. I
Speaker 1: wouldn't be there, guy, I'd be fine. I wouldn't be
Speaker 1: a liability, but it definitely wouldn't be lean scorer. I
Speaker 1: wouldn't even shoot that much. So he says, number one,
Speaker 1: wait until the teammates encourage you to shoot before he
Speaker 1: starts shooting, encourage you. Like, yeah, it says number one,
Speaker 1: wait until teammate encourage you to shoot more before you
Speaker 1: shoot more. Okay, Like if they're like, all right, hit it,
Speaker 1: then you shoot it. You don't just take it and
Speaker 1: chunk it up. But if they never say anything, just
Speaker 1: don't shoot it, all right. Don't catch and hold the ball.
Speaker 1: Either catch it, pass it, drive it, or shoot it.
Speaker 1: Don't stall the ball. Triple threat. If you don't seem open,
Speaker 1: cut to the basket at any time. Don't call foul
Speaker 1: unless it's obvious. Ever a call three seconds in the lane.
Speaker 1: Ever in a pickup game, here's the go for over
Speaker 1: the back is totally legal. On the back is the foul? Interesting?
Speaker 1: Be the guy that always keep track of score, that
Speaker 1: guy always gets invited back, Oh yeah, because everyone forgets
Speaker 1: good luck in those pickup games. And he said, oh yeah,
Speaker 1: when you're going to shoot, you're always the most open
Speaker 1: when you first catch it. Don't catch it, hold it.
Speaker 1: And then shoot it. The one that stood out to
Speaker 1: me there was the don't call fouls unless it's really
Speaker 1: a foul, Like you don't want to be that guy.
Speaker 1: It's all foul, foul, foul. He touched, he got me,
Speaker 1: he got me right here. But we can play. We
Speaker 1: play at the house once it gets a little warmer. Yeah,
Speaker 1: gets that going again. But we don't play game games. Yeah,
Speaker 1: we play shooting running games, which ends up everybody being exhausted.
Speaker 1: But it's better for us than a real basketball game
Speaker 1: because we don't get hurt. Yes, Ray. Speaking of sports,
Speaker 1: Raymundo says he has a surefire way to get into
Speaker 1: any sporting of it for twenty dollars or concert too.
Speaker 1: But it doesn't sound legal. But I'm ready to hear
Speaker 1: what you have here. Yeah, so I mean, use it
Speaker 1: if you want at your own will. But here's the thing.
Speaker 1: So when you're going up to show your phone and
Speaker 1: get it scanned to get into an event, you don't
Speaker 1: have to have a ticket. All you do is the
Speaker 1: people that are working at the front, they're elderly, they
Speaker 1: just enjoy being around people. They're college kids don't really
Speaker 1: care too much about their jobs. So what you do
Speaker 1: You just put a twenty dollar bill on your phone
Speaker 1: and when you're going through the gate, you send it,
Speaker 1: put it up to them and if they're cool with it,
Speaker 1: they'll put you right through. If they're not, they don't
Speaker 1: be like, um, I don't see your ticket. They can
Speaker 1: just turn around and leave. But nine times out of
Speaker 1: tenant's gonna work because twenty dollars to them is awesome.
Speaker 1: They don't they're the gatekeeper and they don't really don't care.
Speaker 1: And I've done it. Me and Kay Dog did it
Speaker 1: at the Music City Bowl. Got in. We had no ticket, Dog,
Speaker 1: but there's a lot of empty seats at the Music
Speaker 1: City Bowl. You probably could have gotten it for a
Speaker 1: five dollars. Those tickets were crazy, No, because it wasn't
Speaker 1: sold out. It was sold out. The Music City Bowl. Yeah,
Speaker 1: Nashville with the Balls in Purdue was crazy. It was
Speaker 1: sold out. You could not get in. But yeah, it's
Speaker 1: called grease in the pig. So as long as you're
Speaker 1: willing to do twenty four dollars, you can get right in.
Speaker 1: But you didn't hear it from me, I call it
Speaker 1: something else. Grea's in the big Yeah, that Lician Wyoming.
Speaker 1: You are on the air. Hi, Alicia, Hi, you're on
Speaker 1: the here. What's you're on the poshow? What's going on? Um? Well,
Speaker 1: good morning studio morning. UM. My name is Alicia and
Speaker 1: I live in Wyoming. And this is an idea for
Speaker 1: lunch boxes business that he's trying to deal with the reservation. Yeah,
Speaker 1: go ahead. UM. My husband works in an industry where
Speaker 1: he doesn't have like a schedule. We don't have scheduled
Speaker 1: weekends off, We don't have scheduled time off. So I
Speaker 1: think the reservation idea is brilliant because if he finds
Speaker 1: out at three that we have the evening to go out,
Speaker 1: we can't go anywhere because everywhere has booked. We'll We've
Speaker 1: been camping for years and years and because of COVID,
Speaker 1: everyone else got a camper and it's impossible to find
Speaker 1: good camping locations. If you could find a way to
Speaker 1: get like good premo camping, like uh spots with hookups
Speaker 1: and everything, and be able to sell them like three
Speaker 1: days before the weekend, I know my family and lots
Speaker 1: of people in my husband's industry would pay like five
Speaker 1: hundred dollars for a good weekend camping spots. Okay, I
Speaker 1: love that. That's extending the business, but outside of the restaurants,
Speaker 1: going somewhere else, an untapped market that's really good. Are
Speaker 1: you gonna do any more this reservation stuff once this
Speaker 1: is over? Yeah? I mean you got Mother's Day coming up.
Speaker 1: Guess what brunch? I got a Friday or Saturday night?
Speaker 1: Just a great place Friday Saturday night. Is tough because
Speaker 1: there's so many restaurants. It's not every place is going
Speaker 1: to be sold by hot spots. I understand. Don't forget Easter,
Speaker 1: Oh Easter brunch, Thank you brunch. All right, Alicia, We
Speaker 1: appreciate that he's writing something down no idea. If he's campsites,
Speaker 1: expanding business outside of restaurants, genius. Not just that, but
Speaker 1: dog kennel too. We only take our dog to like
Speaker 1: one specific place, and they're books every weekend and whenever
Speaker 1: we want to go, like on a fun weekend getaway, like,
Speaker 1: we can't find a kennel for the dog. We can't
Speaker 1: find cool places to stay, and we can't find cool
Speaker 1: places to eat. So for those of us with schedules
Speaker 1: that aren't scheduled, like I think it's a brilliant idea.
Speaker 1: Dog kennels is tough because you have to tell them
Speaker 1: what sized dog you have, so I can't like give
Speaker 1: my reservation up to someone that has a five pound dog.
Speaker 1: And different things like I've been greasing the pig at
Speaker 1: the dog place. I mean, what does that mean. I
Speaker 1: don't get it, because what happens is Stanley can only
Speaker 1: go once a week. Now. He goes too hard, he's
Speaker 1: a bulldog, and they get hurt and they get sick.
Speaker 1: And Eller goes three or four times a week. Stanley
Speaker 1: can go one time. But during the Super Bowl, we
Speaker 1: knew we're gonna have people over at the house, so
Speaker 1: we want to we sent him up. I took him
Speaker 1: up at like eleven and picked him for three and
Speaker 1: it's just a big room. They played though the dogs
Speaker 1: and it's seven eight minutes from the house. But I
Speaker 1: know Stanley will run through other dogs, like when he
Speaker 1: gets excited. Not mean he's a he's a kool aid man,
Speaker 1: boom bust into the wall. And so when I went in,
Speaker 1: I was like, Hey, how are the dogs doing? Grease
Speaker 1: the pig? Game twenty bucks? Because Stanley has two Stanley
Speaker 1: has two write ups already. Oh man, is it three
Speaker 1: strikes You're out? Three strikes, You're out? But he hasn't
Speaker 1: had a strike in a long time, probably in like
Speaker 1: four or five months. You know why, because occasionally I
Speaker 1: greased the pig when I go Yeah, they don't reset
Speaker 1: the strikes. I mean, I don't know January. Like a
Speaker 1: kid gets in trouble when he's in seventh grade. By
Speaker 1: eighth grade, he's a better kid. Yeah, I need to
Speaker 1: check on not all the time, but yeah, yeah, sometimes
Speaker 1: he goes down the wrong fact Uh. Indiana on Wednesday
Speaker 1: reported bird flew on a commercial farm. That's not good.
Speaker 1: They said it was coming this way India. Oh boy, Indiana.
Speaker 1: The disease is already widespread in Europe, affecting Africa. Asian candidate,
Speaker 1: here's the problem. I got a couple of problems here.
Speaker 1: Number One, I thought the bird flu was gonna kill
Speaker 1: us fifteen years ago, and I built an entire cloths
Speaker 1: into my house with supplies. I was like, this is it,
Speaker 1: this is the pandemic. It's gonna get us, and ever did.
Speaker 1: And then I just donated all this stuff like a
Speaker 1: year later. Secondly, we're never gonna believe anything's real anymore
Speaker 1: because people will just be like, nah, it's that's fake. Two,
Speaker 1: like any disease that comes. Now you're gonna have a
Speaker 1: bunch of people going that ain't real just because the
Speaker 1: president's been set but anything. Does this mean we're not
Speaker 1: gonna be able to eat chicken for a while or
Speaker 1: what is it? What does this mean for us? I
Speaker 1: stopped reading it. Okay, yeah, I got like four lines
Speaker 1: in and was like, I'm checking out of that story.
Speaker 1: Fake news. Eighty two percent of Americans fell in love
Speaker 1: with their dogs at first sight. That's interesting, No, not me, um,
Speaker 1: let me think about us. Stanley was mean and sick.
Speaker 1: So yes, but my friend's like, hey, we take this dog,
Speaker 1: and I was like, yeah, it looks cute. He goes,
Speaker 1: he's it's trouble. He's a really bad dog for a
Speaker 1: long time. Ella that we went because Ella was we
Speaker 1: adopted Ella, and they just picked her up off the
Speaker 1: street and they go, hey, this woman has her right
Speaker 1: now if you want to get shee was tiny, she
Speaker 1: was way younger than they said she was. And so
Speaker 1: we go over and she's like, yeah, she's great. She
Speaker 1: play while the dog. We took her home. She was
Speaker 1: a freaking terror aggressive because she was on the street.
Speaker 1: I can tell you from my first hand experience on
Speaker 1: the street. You gotta be aggressive to survive. U. Now,
Speaker 1: they're great. The only thing Eller does. She will take
Speaker 1: her toys, say, doesn't play with the toys, I should
Speaker 1: kill them. Like she has her possessions, they're only hers.
Speaker 1: I assume it's much like children, Yes, who have their
Speaker 1: toys yea, and who didn't want to share. Yes, so
Speaker 1: they have that a little bit she guards. But yeah,
Speaker 1: I think we pretty much saw them and we're like, yeah,
Speaker 1: we're in. But we did done with any puppy. I
Speaker 1: think any puppy have you fall in love with. If
Speaker 1: it's a puppy, you're like, this cute dog. It's small,
Speaker 1: I'll take it. Puppies are cute, Emmy, you didn't, No,
Speaker 1: mine were. I never had puppies. My first adult dog, Josie,
Speaker 1: when we rescued her, I didn't eat. She was a Rottwiler.
Speaker 1: And when I got a call saying, we have this rottwiler,
Speaker 1: come pick it up, I had to google what a
Speaker 1: Rottweiler looked like because I didn't know for sure. And
Speaker 1: when I started reading about it, I was like, no way,
Speaker 1: we're not getting this dog. And it took me. It
Speaker 1: took me months, and then now every time she's since
Speaker 1: passed away, but every time I see a rowliler, I'm
Speaker 1: like Josie Spanish. Yes, because apparently the family that had
Speaker 1: owned her just dropped her off at my church. He
Speaker 1: only spoke Spanish, something about maybe he was getting a
Speaker 1: divorce and no longer could care for it, so he
Speaker 1: figured dropping it off at a church would give it
Speaker 1: its best hope of finding a family. So yeah, my
Speaker 1: pastor called and we were looking for a dog, so
Speaker 1: we took it. And then my latest, my laperdoodle, we
Speaker 1: rescued her too, so she was already grown. Wasn't a
Speaker 1: cute puppy. She had been mistreated, so she was a
Speaker 1: little bonkers. And it probably took me a Yeah, I
Speaker 1: think during the when the pandemic hit and I was
Speaker 1: stuck at home with her for so long, that's when
Speaker 1: we bonded. It took over a year. Yeah, it took
Speaker 1: us a long time with both with Stanley because he
Speaker 1: was such a little dick men it waste. And Ella
Speaker 1: was the same. I mean, they were both real bad
Speaker 1: dogs when they were puppies. Um now they're awesome and
Speaker 1: I look back. It was rough. It's rough with both
Speaker 1: of them. Ella was so I mean tough times. Man.
Speaker 1: You guys with kids don't even know. Nah, man, we
Speaker 1: don't have no idea what I'm talking about. That's nothing
Speaker 1: like a dog. How long did it take you to
Speaker 1: fall in love with your kids? Joking? Cops in New
Speaker 1: York City are looking for a guy who stole a
Speaker 1: single sneaker off woman's foot. It was a Nike running
Speaker 1: shot with forty bucks. Thief yankeda sneaker off a woman's
Speaker 1: foot in a Brooklyn subway. I imagine just wants to
Speaker 1: sniff it, like lick it and do that stuff right right.
Speaker 1: Probably they're just taking a shoe. It's not even like
Speaker 1: you're stealing really expensive. Yeah, it was only a forty
Speaker 1: dollars shooting. Only got one son. And grease the pig,
Speaker 1: it's weird. No, there's many uses for grease the pig.
Speaker 1: Don't get it, You get it. Amy To grease something
Speaker 1: is to put money cash, like you're grease in the palm.
Speaker 1: You grease someone's palm, I think is the original saying.
Speaker 1: That sounds way worse than greasing the pig. Grease. You
Speaker 1: grease someone's palm if you put money in it. Okay,
Speaker 1: but a ball or handshake. Yeah, but the euphemism could
Speaker 1: be you could be used in many ways. Bus driver
Speaker 1: in Florida was arrested after allegedly driving drunk while students
Speaker 1: were on board. Terrible. His blood alcohol level was four
Speaker 1: times a legal limit. Thanks. Thankfully no kids were hurt,
Speaker 1: and that makes me so much. Picked up forty students
Speaker 1: and began his route. No sad, but you know what,
Speaker 1: nothing had bad happened, So that's great from Yeah, thank goodness.
Speaker 1: And I hope that he gets help because clearly he
Speaker 1: needs it. WPBF dot com. An energy firm, has apologized
Speaker 1: after seventy four customers hit with power cuts during a
Speaker 1: storm received compensation checks for trillions. My goodness, that's cool.
Speaker 1: Cut my power. Northern Power Grade is paying tens of
Speaker 1: thousands of dollars to people each cut by power for
Speaker 1: that is the first time there was an accident. They're
Speaker 1: not really paying the people all these money. They're they
Speaker 1: messed up and sending all their checks out. It was
Speaker 1: like there was a college. We didn't get to the story,
Speaker 1: probably a week ago, and they sent all these kids
Speaker 1: a note saying they had won like some scholarship, full
Speaker 1: ride I'm talking books, tuition, housing, everything. For four years,
Speaker 1: it was like millions of dollars worth of scholarships. And
Speaker 1: then they came back said, oh, we sent that on accident.
Speaker 1: But then they ended up giving all the kids a scholarship, yes,
Speaker 1: but just just the classes. Then they had to pay
Speaker 1: for housing and books. But they weren't gonna get that.
Speaker 1: Like those kids got a big financial lift because they
Speaker 1: accidentally got an email. Yes. Yeah, there was two different
Speaker 1: colleges that did and the other college didn't give anything.
Speaker 1: I don't think they were like, oh sorry, that was
Speaker 1: just a mistake, but that's why this. I mean, the
Speaker 1: electric company should do that right. And though, like all
Speaker 1: these utility companies, when you don't have service, we shouldn't
Speaker 1: pay for that service. If it's one day, two days,
Speaker 1: I don't think you don't pay for them. What do
Speaker 1: you mean? I mean you're not. The meter doesn't run,
Speaker 1: so it's out very inconvenient though that heater is out
Speaker 1: for two days. Agree, we need to check. I agree,
Speaker 1: but that you don't pay for it. But yes, it sucks, Okay,
Speaker 1: yes it sucks. Um I think that's it. Anything one
Speaker 1: thought about the Super Bowl, everyone get one thought rayd
Speaker 1: you win your bet? Yeah, Bay from the couple's account
Speaker 1: did Bengals plus four and a half because of our
Speaker 1: cap being a Bengal. Let's go. Yeah you didn't that?
Speaker 1: Oh come on, that was definitely Bay's pick. Still want
Speaker 1: but still did you bet at all? I told everybody
Speaker 1: Rams were gonna win. But did you bet at all? No?
Speaker 1: The only bet that you guys had was your wife's bet.
Speaker 1: Correct the winner to me? You winner? To me? What
Speaker 1: y'all thought about Super Bowl? Um? I actually watched the
Speaker 1: entire game. I was shocked. I thought, I go to bed. Um.
Speaker 1: I thought it went along nicely. There weren't too many penalties.
Speaker 1: It was a really good fun watch. The Odell thing
Speaker 1: sucked because I mean, he was a star. He was
Speaker 1: probably gonna be MVP. But what a great job. What happened?
Speaker 1: Hurt non contact injury, just like it's like, oh, grab
Speaker 1: his knee and went down. That was it? Morgan. I
Speaker 1: mean I watched it, but I really just watch for
Speaker 1: the halftime show A lot about that. I mean, I
Speaker 1: really liked it. I thought Mary J. Blige, uh, probably
Speaker 1: Mary J. Blige. Mary J. Blige, Oh boy, how do
Speaker 1: you say it? She's I mean, she's before you, so
Speaker 1: you've only read it. So it's remember don't go after
Speaker 1: people from most pronouncing words because they probably only read
Speaker 1: the name. But what are you reading, Blige? It doesn't
Speaker 1: even look like Mary J. Blige up there? Probably Blige? Yeah, Yeah,
Speaker 1: it has like A and I in it, doesn't it?
Speaker 1: Mary J. Blige? Even saying it weird? Mary J. Blige,
Speaker 1: I'm saying that time's right your thought. Oh um. I
Speaker 1: think if she would have kept singing, I don't know
Speaker 1: if I would have necessarily liked it. It was good,
Speaker 1: but you could tell that she's definitely getting up there
Speaker 1: with her vocals. Yeah. I like when she did Let's
Speaker 1: get it that. That's good. I thought the second song
Speaker 1: is a little much, the stressed out one or whatever's
Speaker 1: grabbing her head. Yeah, I forget what it was me too,
Speaker 1: That thoughts a little much. I would have just been
Speaker 1: fine with Dre and Snoop honestly. The Kindrick Lamar part, though,
Speaker 1: I know people were hating on that, but I love that.
Speaker 1: The choreography that he did, like on the ground, with
Speaker 1: the stepping and everything, I loved it. I didn't see
Speaker 1: aybody hating none it. Yeah, I saw all I didn't
Speaker 1: look at Twitter the whole halftime show, and usually I do,
Speaker 1: and I tweet and make fun of things. That's cool
Speaker 1: because you were enjoying the show. You're taking it in Eddie.
Speaker 1: Your thought, Um, I thought the commercials we weren't very good.
Speaker 1: I didn't understand like maybe ten of them. I don't know.
Speaker 1: So I think what happens is there's a lot going
Speaker 1: on in my house. People are screaming, and I'm trying
Speaker 1: to like listen and paint it. But I would end
Speaker 1: the commercial and be like, I have no idea what
Speaker 1: that's like Amy watching a Netflix show because she's back
Speaker 1: at me at the same time, she doesn't know what's
Speaker 1: going on. That Willie sketchers one though, I really like that. Yes,
Speaker 1: here's the thing with commercial Every year for the past
Speaker 1: fifteen years, people go the commercial stuck. Now here's what's happened.
Speaker 1: More content is being created, put in more places by
Speaker 1: funnier people all the time. So this is not just
Speaker 1: the one avenue to see funny commercials. They're happening all
Speaker 1: the time, everywhere. They're happening on TikTok, they're happening like
Speaker 1: funny commercials or if it's not funny now or not
Speaker 1: compelling in some way. It shouldn't be on anything, so
Speaker 1: it just has to beat it out. So what they're
Speaker 1: doing now, they're doing a lot of the same with
Speaker 1: the super Bowl halftime show, a lot of stuff that
Speaker 1: reminds you the olden days. Like Dolly Parton's commercial was
Speaker 1: pretty funny, like where it's like making fun of the
Speaker 1: like dog I do it for. She was like, you
Speaker 1: can help a phone out, like your money can go
Speaker 1: towards saving a phone. I thought that was pretty funny.
Speaker 1: I thought it was well done. So I don't know
Speaker 1: about you thinking the commercials were bad. You just mentioned one, Okay,
Speaker 1: the Anna Kendrick one when she was talking about the
Speaker 1: mortgage rates and talking about Barbie's house and how expensive
Speaker 1: it was and it's a competitive market. And then they
Speaker 1: show he Man's castle and they're like, oh, you know,
Speaker 1: there's a great house, but you got some bad neighbors
Speaker 1: and here comes skeletor. I mean, I was hilarious. I
Speaker 1: didn't see many of them. We were chatting, Yeah, it's
Speaker 1: hard when you have people over too. Yeah, that's fine.
Speaker 1: Attention lunchbox. You one thought, I mean I hit a square,
Speaker 1: so I was happy. I mean, I don't gamble online,
Speaker 1: so I mean I hit a square and one some money.
Speaker 1: I was happy, and uh it was it was a
Speaker 1: good game, entertaining, it was fun. Don't bet at all online? No,
Speaker 1: tell him why because I'll never cash out, So what's
Speaker 1: the point. I never cash out. I've never once cashed out.
Speaker 1: But that's what I'm saying. So I know that I
Speaker 1: won't cash out, So what's the point of putting money
Speaker 1: in there? Fun? I mean I have fun just watching
Speaker 1: the game. I have fun just putting money on squares
Speaker 1: or doing fantasy. But if he's in Vegas, he's gambling though. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: you're not too good to gamble. No, no, I'm not
Speaker 1: too good to gamble. It's just I if I go
Speaker 1: to Vegas, I have that one little window to gamble
Speaker 1: and then that's it. I don't gamble. Yeah, I've never
Speaker 1: cashed out, right, and Eddie makes fun of me, but
Speaker 1: he's never cashed out either, cashed out three times. I
Speaker 1: put the money back in. But I mean, I think
Speaker 1: it's just because it's like a new like Lunchbox still
Speaker 1: writes checks, you know, like he doesn't. I feel like
Speaker 1: gambling on an app for him is a little more
Speaker 1: like he's just not there yet. That's true, Like he
Speaker 1: likes the feeling of going to the window and messing
Speaker 1: with a person up there and be like, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: takes You're right, I enjoy that. I do, but I
Speaker 1: do want to say thank you to my wife, or
Speaker 1: cooking dinner and having it ready in the middle of
Speaker 1: the game. That was awesome. There was at one point
Speaker 1: last night I want draft Kings and they do flash
Speaker 1: betting durant big games where it's like a media you
Speaker 1: can bet on immediate things. And since then, I just
Speaker 1: got the ball and they were like, what's this next
Speaker 1: drive gonna be? And I was like and I was like,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna bet Cincinnati kicks field goal. And so I've
Speaker 1: been at fifty bucks. This drive ins in a field goal,
Speaker 1: and the odds were like plus one forty, which means
Speaker 1: if you bet one hundred bucks, you make one hundred
Speaker 1: and forty dollars. So fifty bucks, you know whatever, They
Speaker 1: got up the cases and so I bet boom and
Speaker 1: it won't go through and it's going Connection not good.
Speaker 1: So I bet it again. Connection not good. So I
Speaker 1: bet it again. Connection not good? And then all of
Speaker 1: a sudden, Sen's drive look at my thing and it's
Speaker 1: bet three times, and I'm like no, and then it
Speaker 1: hit and then it hits three times. Yeah, I won
Speaker 1: three times. Typical Bobby. Ye it's awesome. Yeah, it works
Speaker 1: for him. I did it really well last night, so
Speaker 1: I was pretty pumped about that. That was like in
Speaker 1: Vegas one time we were at a roulette table and
Speaker 1: our buddy just told one of our wives here, just
Speaker 1: put it on black, and he give her a hundred
Speaker 1: dollar chip and she put it on black thirty five,
Speaker 1: not paying attention, and we were just talking and then
Speaker 1: looks over and the ball spinning. He goes, no, not
Speaker 1: black thirty five on black, So he moves it to black.
Speaker 1: It's black thirty five. Yeah, no, no, And the best
Speaker 1: part of the story is then Eddie goes, hey, man,
Speaker 1: if you want to make that up, put on red
Speaker 1: twenty one next men twenty one. I mean the two
Speaker 1: chances right there, back to back. Are you kidding? Hilarious?
Speaker 1: It was awesome. He was not happy. No, all right,
Speaker 1: you guys want to one hundred bucks in the ball,
Speaker 1: He speak, I don't have cash right now. Then if
Speaker 1: you hit it, I know not the same sounds good
Speaker 1: little call of today, Amy twenty one, twenty seven. M
Speaker 1: that's funny, guys, Mike five. Eddie acts like he owns
Speaker 1: the number twenty one. I'm the only one that did
Speaker 1: it every time. What are you talking about? I do
Speaker 1: this same number last time? It because Amy said reverse it.
Speaker 1: Lunchbox forty seven four Watch this ready, Eddie twenty one eight,
Speaker 1: Morgan thirty two, Ray nine ninety seven ninety seven one
Speaker 1: hurt Yeah Scoop Steve twenty three sixty seven, Abby, Oh
Speaker 1: the mic, the mic came flying over, um Oh thirteen
Speaker 1: eighty seven. Sorry, no winners today, but this dies when
Speaker 1: it came in the package. Right, It's like one in
Speaker 1: one hundred. Would you bet your life versus a million? Yeah?
Speaker 1: How many times would you roll it? Every time it
Speaker 1: doesn't hit? Whatever number you get? A million dollars? Can you?
Speaker 1: But do you have to again? Nobody really plays this game? No,
Speaker 1: But do you have to pick all the amount of
Speaker 1: times up front? Yeah? Oh you can't just go it? Well,
Speaker 1: you got to say right now, how many roles will
Speaker 1: you take? Okay? I would do three? That's it, just
Speaker 1: three million dollars? Yes, you can go up to a
Speaker 1: billion and never hit it. Okay, my number is gonna
Speaker 1: be twenty five. Let's see if I win three million dollars.
Speaker 1: Twenty five. Oh my god, you're dead. I'm dead. I
Speaker 1: swear to god. It's the number. Mike, go check it. Oh, Mike,
Speaker 1: that's why. That's why I haven't touched it. And I
Speaker 1: haven't touched it. You guys saw me? Stop it? What's
Speaker 1: that say? That's five? Amy? What this guy? He just died.
Speaker 1: I don't get it. The whole point of the hime,
Speaker 1: we don't know. But there's a curse. Yes, the whole
Speaker 1: I cannot believe. Did you would have one one hundred
Speaker 1: bucks too, so you would have died no one in
Speaker 1: this game. Okay, no, no, no, buzz you're dead. Don't
Speaker 1: even shakety nine million bucks? All right, we gotta go. Hey,
Speaker 1: thank you guys. Hope you enjoyed the radio show. Hope
Speaker 1: you had a good super Bowl. If you have a
Speaker 1: great Valentine's Day, we'll see you tomorrow. Amy, have a
Speaker 1: good have a good time with Dustin tonight doing the special.
Speaker 1: People can watch that on the iHeart Radio YouTube page
Speaker 1: or listen to it on the radio station. If we're
Speaker 1: on a local iHeart station. But we'll put that link
Speaker 1: up on our Facebook page, Morgan, right, yep, it's right,
Speaker 1: all right, Thank you guys, have a good day by everybody. Bye,