Speaker 1: Wake Up, Wake Up in the mall and.
Speaker 2: It's on the radio, and the dogs on time lunchbox,
Speaker 2: More game too, Steve Bred and it's trying to put
Speaker 2: you through this fox. He's ridding this Wig's next bit.
Speaker 2: The Bobby's on the box, so you know what this.
Speaker 3: The Bobby ball. We're drafting best cookies.
Speaker 2: I won the dice roll first overall picking the cookie draft.
Speaker 2: It's easy, consistent, the best pound for pounds add milk.
Speaker 2: Chocolate chip cookies. They're number one. It's number one. It
Speaker 2: may not be the sexiest, they're sexier cookies, but chocolate
Speaker 2: chip number one cookies.
Speaker 1: We allowed to play on that a little bit.
Speaker 2: You are allowed to do whatever you want, Amy, I guess,
Speaker 2: unless it's like chocolate chips or two peas, they do.
Speaker 3: Whatever you want. Go ahead, a.
Speaker 1: Warm chocolate chip cookie with no you can't all right,
Speaker 1: that's okay.
Speaker 2: A means I get chocolate chip cookie with ten thousand.
Speaker 1: Dollars warm with sea salt, a gate. All right, I'll
Speaker 1: go with the ha oreo.
Speaker 2: That's solid. Yeah, I mean it's like the chocolate chip right,
Speaker 2: there's not about it's just consistently great.
Speaker 3: Is it the sexiest?
Speaker 2: No? But is it awesome? Yes, it is double stuff.
Speaker 2: Are you saying double stuff? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I'm saying oreo parentheses double stuff.
Speaker 3: It's just double stuff oreo.
Speaker 1: Okay, how do you want to write it?
Speaker 2: All right? Lunchbox, Yeah, what's the cookie? You're picking the cookie?
Speaker 3: Draft? What we're doing here?
Speaker 2: Thin mints, solid, solid? I mean you're making no girls
Speaker 2: got full on? Okay, you really take them all. But
Speaker 2: I like how Lunchbox is going straight for the I
Speaker 2: think ten mints are the best.
Speaker 3: Girls got cookies.
Speaker 2: Frozen, frozen, sad, then mis Morgan.
Speaker 1: I'm also going girl Scout cookie.
Speaker 2: But I think this is the best one.
Speaker 1: It's the Samoas or Caramel Delights.
Speaker 2: However, you say, explain that one to me, because I'm
Speaker 2: sure I know it.
Speaker 1: They have the black the like dark chocolate I guess
Speaker 1: not do sugar milk chocolate on the bottom, and then
Speaker 1: they have like burnt coconut kind of on the top.
Speaker 3: And it's shaped kind of a little weird.
Speaker 1: Yeah, like a donut. Yeah, shortbread cookie I think is
Speaker 1: what's in the middle.
Speaker 2: Samo Ways Okay, I needed to be explained, but I
Speaker 2: do like that kind but also not souper updated on
Speaker 2: my girls got cookies, Raymond.
Speaker 3: What's what's the best cookie? Eminem cookie?
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's really good. It's really good. Good Eminem cookies.
Speaker 1: Good.
Speaker 2: Okay, now we go backwards for round two. Raymono, you
Speaker 2: got M M cookies? What do you have as your
Speaker 2: second pick? Yeah?
Speaker 4: I can steal my third one in the third round.
Speaker 4: So dang sugar cookie so good.
Speaker 1: That's really good, just like a plane sugar like a
Speaker 1: plane one.
Speaker 2: Yet what no hater, Yeah, haters in the building, all right, Morgan,
Speaker 2: Dang it, ray took both of the ones that I wanted,
Speaker 2: the best cookies. Yeah, I mean, I guess I'm just
Speaker 2: gonna stick with my girl, Scout.
Speaker 1: Do you want to go peanut butter patties?
Speaker 3: Not that you would eat those.
Speaker 1: Bubbles, but there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's hard for me to come out. I hate
Speaker 2: peanut butter so much, but I know most people love
Speaker 2: peanut butter. Peanut butter patties, you get familiar?
Speaker 5: No, ye?
Speaker 1: Look good?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Yeah?
Speaker 2: What do they look like?
Speaker 1: Two peanut butter cookies on the inside with peanut butter
Speaker 1: in the middle.
Speaker 2: Cool? They look brown vomit sandwich to me, but everybody else, right?
Speaker 1: Are they the ones the chocolate.
Speaker 2: Chocolate covered, and then they added peanut butter in the middle.
Speaker 1: Specify because there's two different It depends on the region. Girls,
Speaker 1: Scout cookies are hard.
Speaker 2: Peanut butter patties is the name of all of them.
Speaker 1: They all looked at it.
Speaker 2: Get all of them? Yeah, okay, lunchbox, Jeff thin Man's
Speaker 2: what do you adding to it?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Give me that snicker doodle, that solid cookies. That's
Speaker 3: a solid cookie.
Speaker 1: Everything but the kitchen sink. How do I say it?
Speaker 2: What you have to explain it? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Like where you throw like chips and pretzels and chocolate
Speaker 1: and peanut butter.
Speaker 3: Nah, I've never had that. Everything about the kitchen sinks.
Speaker 2: I don't know what you want to be written. I
Speaker 2: try to look it up and I don't see that.
Speaker 3: You don't Okay, everything cookies.
Speaker 2: Why would you tell her.
Speaker 1: That everything but the kitchen sink cookies? That's my answer?
Speaker 1: Oh boy, it's what it's called, right, I have the belt?
Speaker 3: Can I be honest? I've never even heard of that.
Speaker 1: It's amazing.
Speaker 2: So Amy has double stuffed oreos and everything but the
Speaker 2: kitchen sink cookies. You may win, you may wait. I'm
Speaker 2: gonna select don't you do it? And if you go
Speaker 2: to like Walmart or food or Albert sent wherever you're
Speaker 2: a grocery store, those frosted sugar cookies that those cheap
Speaker 2: frosted sugar cookies that come into plastic.
Speaker 3: Tin with the pink icing or the yellow every grocery store.
Speaker 2: So I'm gonna pick frosted sugar cookies with the pink
Speaker 2: icing at the grocery store. That's a long word, yeah,
Speaker 2: because because it's dark. Because I like just straight sugar cookies,
Speaker 2: but these are different. So frosted sugar cookies with the
Speaker 2: pink I sing at the grocery store. Do you think
Speaker 2: of buying the crumble in your mouth but it's a
Speaker 2: little soft and little crumbly at the same time, because
Speaker 2: you paid nine cents of cookie brack correct, Yes, I
Speaker 2: guess that's my second pick.
Speaker 3: We have one more round to go.
Speaker 2: I have chocolate chip and I have frosted sugar cookies
Speaker 2: with pink icing at the grocery store. I have one
Speaker 2: more I'm gonna go first this round. I think I'm
Speaker 2: gonna go with Chips a Hoy, even even though that's
Speaker 2: chocolate ship it is, but that's a whole differ it.
Speaker 2: That's a different cookie, man like chips a hoy for
Speaker 2: it maybe the heart of the maybe the same one though. Okay,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna do chips a Hoy soft sop and chewy
Speaker 2: chewy che chewie penthes chewy. They're a fat and everything,
Speaker 2: but the kitchen singing chips a Hoy. Why are you.
Speaker 3: Chew chips a Hoy chewy?
Speaker 2: That's okay, Amy, You're gonna get your final pick, your
Speaker 2: double stuff oreo and everything with the kitchen sink cookies.
Speaker 2: What's your third pick?
Speaker 1: Come on a warm oatmeal cookie? No raisins?
Speaker 2: Oh you can't pick temperature?
Speaker 3: Okay, fine, milk that every time?
Speaker 6: And amen, I think the oatmeal cookie comes with raisin.
Speaker 3: I hate raisins.
Speaker 1: Yes, you can just get you can.
Speaker 2: I except I will accept that.
Speaker 3: Dude. You're you're the worst of this game. You're not
Speaker 3: even in I'm not even.
Speaker 1: Cookie.
Speaker 2: You put no raisins the princes, but you can't put
Speaker 2: warm on a sunny day in the middle of the Hey, okay, lunchbox,
Speaker 2: you have thin mint to snickerdoodle.
Speaker 3: He's in trouble. No, he's googling.
Speaker 7: No, No, I'm googling which one I'm gonna pick because
Speaker 7: I got two options and I decided I'm going with
Speaker 7: the one that Bobby would not pick because it has
Speaker 7: peanut butter in it. So I was waiting for it, okay,
Speaker 7: and it came to me and it's in the shape
Speaker 7: of a peanut. They are called nutter butters. Boom the hammer.
Speaker 3: Is that a cookie? Butter so much?
Speaker 2: I don't even know. I'm not the peanut butter.
Speaker 3: Over a billion a year?
Speaker 7: Wow?
Speaker 2: Wow? Okay, all right, Morgan, you have samoas and peanut
Speaker 2: butter patties. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I think I'm gonna go with the monster cookie.
Speaker 3: I don't know what that is.
Speaker 1: Peanut butter, chocolate chips, Eminem's and oats, all the good
Speaker 1: things combined.
Speaker 2: Monster cookie. Okay, Raymundo, final cookie pick.
Speaker 4: You have mminem and Sugar Love that have been good
Speaker 4: in the gas station draft, But I'm gonna go with
Speaker 4: no bake my wife's favorite cookies.
Speaker 3: Is that a kind or is that just not bake?
Speaker 3: I don't I don't know.
Speaker 1: There're no baked cookies.
Speaker 2: Is it a brand?
Speaker 1: No, it's a recipe you make it at home.
Speaker 3: No baked can Yeah.
Speaker 2: Amy and Raymond battling out for last place. It's a
Speaker 2: knife fight for last place.
Speaker 1: They don't know.
Speaker 2: That's all folks.
Speaker 7: I've never heard of everything. I've never heard of monster cookie.
Speaker 6: It sounds like monster and everything. But the kitchen singers
Speaker 6: the same cookie.
Speaker 1: No, no, mine has like crumbled up fretzels.
Speaker 2: Do you want me? When I was a baking cookie,
Speaker 2: it was an America Cookie Company size.
Speaker 1: White.
Speaker 3: I think cake.
Speaker 2: I know warm, but is that a cookie?
Speaker 3: Or is that a right American cookie cake?
Speaker 2: There are no rules.
Speaker 7: I was looking at middle wafers those are it was
Speaker 7: that or another? But well way for a cookie, it's
Speaker 7: on the cookie aisles.
Speaker 2: Short Bread was one I thought about. Fudge stripes is
Speaker 2: the goodness eight one hundred at a time.
Speaker 7: I don't like the the circus animals that are frosted
Speaker 7: with the little sprinkles, but I don't I don't know what.
Speaker 2: Oh yes, does have a different with pink on them? Yeah,
Speaker 2: and I don't know the name.
Speaker 1: You should have bit of bread thumb friends, your break cookies.
Speaker 1: You know the ones, the short bread with the little
Speaker 1: jelly thumb print.
Speaker 2: Doesn't everything but the all and monster super You miss
Speaker 2: Christmas cookies.
Speaker 3: Every Christmas cook.
Speaker 2: Okayones dot com Christmas pick the pick the team of cookies.
Speaker 2: You don't just pick the first because I got the
Speaker 2: first overall pick. So you don't pick the first, but
Speaker 2: pick the body of work. These are grocery store rules
Speaker 2: that maybe you've broken number one using the express line
Speaker 2: with too many items. Yeah, I'd never do that. I'm
Speaker 2: scared to death. There's gonna be some like grocery store
Speaker 2: police officer, come and take me in. Do you ever
Speaker 2: go too many items? I might go with two items.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean I try to if it says ten ten,
Speaker 1: But I mean I'm sure I've gone through with twelve before.
Speaker 3: So you do break.
Speaker 8: Because I had five apples?
Speaker 3: Is that one apple or is it five different apples?
Speaker 2: I think I would count as five different apples, And
Speaker 2: I don't want to go to grocery store jail. Ignoring
Speaker 2: aisle traffic rolls meaning keep to the right in the end. No, oh,
Speaker 2: people park their cars in the middle. Sometimes you just
Speaker 2: have to figure a way to get around. Yeah, touching
Speaker 2: and opening things without buying them. Touching, I would say
Speaker 2: it's fair if it's there, you can op it.
Speaker 9: You can't open something and then doesn't buy it that's
Speaker 9: also grocery store jail, disrespecting personal space only if it's lone.
Speaker 2: I was in the line. I was at the grocery store,
Speaker 2: not a big grocery store guy, gas station guy, but not.
Speaker 2: I'll go with my wife if she's like, I need help.
Speaker 2: But I was in a line somewhere that was like
Speaker 2: a restaurant pick up place where standing in line, and
Speaker 2: somebody comes and starts talking to their friends. The line's
Speaker 2: like ninety, I'm like third, now in line comes up,
Speaker 2: starts talking to their friends, second and then just gets
Speaker 2: in line with them.
Speaker 3: That's some bull crap.
Speaker 1: You don't like people that cut.
Speaker 2: But that's straight cut. And they thought, well, this is
Speaker 2: my friend together. They weren't together, No, they weren't together.
Speaker 2: Just saw them, was like, oh, I'll just get in
Speaker 2: line with you. Now.
Speaker 3: There's a special place in at double.
Speaker 2: Hockey Sticks for people like that, because all that's doing
Speaker 2: is disregarding anybody else. They think they're more valuable than
Speaker 2: anybody else. I'm still hurt over that. Next up taking
Speaker 2: items from other people's carts. You're terrible too.
Speaker 3: Who does that?
Speaker 2: I think I would just point at somebody if I
Speaker 2: saw them doing that.
Speaker 3: To somebody else.
Speaker 2: Wow, what kind of loser does that?
Speaker 1: You have to be confusing? Maybe you think it's one
Speaker 1: of those carts. Is just like holding things that's supposed
Speaker 1: to be returned.
Speaker 2: No, that's his clearance on it with a sign. What
Speaker 2: a user would go and just take something from a
Speaker 2: cart holding up the checkout line meaning you're on your phone,
Speaker 2: you don't have your credit card.
Speaker 3: No, the worst is coupon.
Speaker 2: Sometimes people were like, oh I can't find that's okay?
Speaker 1: Or I forgot eggs while you're bringing these up? Can
Speaker 1: I go run and get those? But then you don't
Speaker 1: make it back.
Speaker 2: And though you know I agree with that, you try
Speaker 2: not to do that. But if that happens like once
Speaker 2: a year, that's your pass. It's still annoying that time.
Speaker 2: But as long as it's not your thing, I think
Speaker 2: it's okay returning items to random places, meaning if it's like,
Speaker 2: oh I don't really want this, so you just stick
Speaker 2: it somewhere, let's all be honest.
Speaker 1: Yes, yeah, no, I've done it, but I'm not proud
Speaker 1: of it.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Either, because when I worked at Hobby Lobby, I hated
Speaker 2: when people would do that because before the store closed,
Speaker 2: at the end of the night. We had to go
Speaker 2: through and find everything that was not a place to
Speaker 2: take it back, and people would just like cram stuff
Speaker 2: behind stuff.
Speaker 3: It was the worst.
Speaker 2: But I also have been guilty of that a time
Speaker 2: or two. Failing to return your cart pretty good. That
Speaker 2: or being pushy or aggressive in the parking lot, meaning
Speaker 2: you're searching for a spot the worst. This is the worst.
Speaker 2: This is somebody else going to ag double hockey sticks.
Speaker 2: Let's say I've got a spot and I'm driving, and
Speaker 2: obviously I'm on the right side of the road. There's
Speaker 2: two sides of the road, but the parking spots on
Speaker 2: the left, so the car's backing out. I'm on the
Speaker 2: right side. I mean, I have to cross over the
Speaker 2: lane coming towards me. But there's nobody there, but the
Speaker 2: car's backing out. Well, the car comes up from behind
Speaker 2: that car backing out and takes that spot. The worst,
Speaker 2: Like I want to fight them. Yeah, parking spots. Here
Speaker 2: are my three triggers normal life triggers. Parking spots when
Speaker 2: somebody steals it when it was actually an absolutely yours.
Speaker 3: Now if it's close and there's it's up for.
Speaker 2: Debate, I get it. We're all Man Dog Eat Dog World,
Speaker 2: not Man Eat Dog different one, parking spots, cutting in line,
Speaker 2: and talking in the movie theater, which is why A
Speaker 2: like movie theaters because everybody thinks it's their own personal
Speaker 2: let's have a podcast during the movie.
Speaker 1: This isn't the only reason why you don't like movie theater.
Speaker 2: But it's the main reason. And people turn their phones
Speaker 2: on all the time, and the floors are sticky. There
Speaker 2: is that Which role do you break the most? Amy
Speaker 2: uh propab you putting stuff back? Random?
Speaker 1: No? No, no, no, no no, I have done that before.
Speaker 1: I told you I don't like it, especially not becoming
Speaker 1: a parent. When I see my kids do it, I
Speaker 1: make a march back and put it right back where
Speaker 1: they got it. So no, not that one.
Speaker 2: Which one?
Speaker 1: Gosh, if I had to break one, I guess it's
Speaker 1: probably to break one. I know personal space.
Speaker 2: Personal space are like hugging you a piggyback. I don't know.
Speaker 1: Probably sometimes I just like don't mind standing too close
Speaker 1: to people, or like getting my car, like.
Speaker 2: Starting unloaded weirdest one, not like the worst one, but
Speaker 2: that's like the weirdest one.
Speaker 1: I like to start unloading immediately, and so someone might
Speaker 1: not be totally done on the conveyor belt, you know,
Speaker 1: and I'm trying to like make room for my stuff.
Speaker 2: Okay, a little different though you're you're in line, Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, Eddie.
Speaker 6: Mine's the putting back stuff where it doesn't belong. Like
Speaker 6: my kids grab things all the time, like give me that,
Speaker 6: put that back and I just put it by the
Speaker 6: pickles or whatever lunchbos.
Speaker 3: Oh, the putting back.
Speaker 7: Even when I worked at Sam's, I would just throw
Speaker 7: stuff anywhere because I couldn't find where it went.
Speaker 3: I felt that to him, I was like, whatever, he's
Speaker 3: tossing somewhere.
Speaker 2: Time for the news bodies. Brandley Gilbert had to pause
Speaker 2: his concert to help his wife give birth on the tour bus.
Speaker 3: Oh my, you see it, see this this weekend?
Speaker 2: Yeah, shortly after the start of the Friday show in Mississippi,
Speaker 2: Brandley Gilbert, it's not its bottoms up that guy.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 3: He ran off stage. His wife had gone into labor.
Speaker 2: Luckily for him, his wife was close because she was
Speaker 2: on the tour bus, there was no time for the hospital.
Speaker 2: And then he talked about he said, so last night,
Speaker 2: I'd have been the craziest night of my life watching
Speaker 2: such an amazing woman do such an amazing thing as
Speaker 2: something I'll never forget. I guess everybody's good. They had
Speaker 2: it on the tour bus. I get from the story
Speaker 2: that I read you finish the show? No after that,
Speaker 2: because he says pause this concert, he doesn't say stops concert.
Speaker 2: And when you pause something, what do you do? Push
Speaker 2: play again? Yep?
Speaker 3: Because how long did it take?
Speaker 7: I mean, it can't take like ten minutes A long time.
Speaker 2: I'll message him and just right say, hey, man, did
Speaker 2: you go back to the concert after you finished helping
Speaker 2: your wife deliver the baby or while she was delivering
Speaker 2: the baby?
Speaker 3: And what song did you play immediately after? All?
Speaker 2: Right? Thank you?
Speaker 3: That's what he says. That's crazy.
Speaker 2: In the video, Gilbert is seen hanging up on his
Speaker 2: mom because he had to go finish the show. He says,
Speaker 2: right here hanging up on his mom. Yeah, because I
Speaker 2: guess he called his mom.
Speaker 3: Oh.
Speaker 2: Back on stage, he told fans we gotta a baby,
Speaker 2: and then the baby came out for the on corn
Speaker 2: saying bottoms up wow.
Speaker 3: Though for a second.
Speaker 2: According to a research study, do negative political care paigns work?
Speaker 3: The answer is no.
Speaker 2: Negative ads not only don't change voters' minds, but they
Speaker 2: also backfire on candidates. When voters feel bombarded by political ads,
Speaker 2: particularly ones that think are unfair manipulative, they are less
Speaker 2: likely to vote for the offending candidate or party. They
Speaker 2: may even vote for the opposing candidate Temple University. I
Speaker 2: don't agree with they vote for the opposing candidate. Oh wow,
Speaker 2: I really agree with everything, but that adds negative and
Speaker 2: so I'm not voting for you.
Speaker 6: I voted for the other Those are the ones where
Speaker 6: they say like, uh, he eats live puppies, right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And there's so much misinformation out there. And it's
Speaker 2: not that they're undecided voters. I've been saying this for
Speaker 2: a while. I don't think there's a single undecided voter.
Speaker 2: If you are and you're like, I'm an undecided voter,
Speaker 2: you just look attention. At this point, I think there
Speaker 2: are people now who just may not vote. I think
Speaker 2: that's who the campaigns are probably and should be targeting
Speaker 2: undecided on if they're going to vote, not on who
Speaker 2: they will vote for. But I cannot wait for it
Speaker 2: to be over.
Speaker 3: Oh gosh, please? Oh yeah, how many more days?
Speaker 1: Man?
Speaker 2: Less than a month?
Speaker 3: November fed Today's fourteenth.
Speaker 2: Oh goodness, following the Mediterranean diet and this is the
Speaker 2: less stress diet as opposed to a standard Western diet.
Speaker 2: I guess following it. I mean that means following, like
Speaker 2: actually doing it. Yeah, sometime I like follow you, following
Speaker 2: the account down the road. The Mediterranean diet is the
Speaker 2: less stress diet. It's plant based, healthy fats, fresh. It
Speaker 2: sounds like an expensive diet, the Mediterranean dietary style. And
Speaker 2: besides eating naturally colorful fruits and vegetables, eggs, whole grains
Speaker 2: and nuts, cheese, fish, that's all great and I love that, right,
Speaker 2: that's from nutrition and health.
Speaker 3: But if you don't have any money, it's hard to eat.
Speaker 2: Fresh food because fresh food, organic food, food without all
Speaker 2: the processed chemicals, costs way more. That's why we could
Speaker 2: eat a but we could get a bucket of chicken
Speaker 2: and it would last three nights growing up, And it
Speaker 2: wasn't that the bucket of chicken was the healthiest, but
Speaker 2: four for a bucket of chicken, and you can eat
Speaker 2: that for three nights versus And that is a societal
Speaker 2: problem with one of the candidates, with you exactly, the
Speaker 2: Caulture problem and cultures don't change overnight, obviously, but yeah,
Speaker 2: easy for them to say that puts your feet up,
Speaker 2: They say, if you need to quick pick me up,
Speaker 2: lean back in your chair and put your feet on
Speaker 2: your desk.
Speaker 3: When you're sitting or standing.
Speaker 2: All day, blood pulls on your legs and your feet,
Speaker 2: And because the blood isn't being reoxyen and dated quickly
Speaker 2: enough by your heart, your energy level goes down. So
Speaker 2: elevating your feet quickly reverses the situation. Recharging Minutes by
Speaker 2: Suzanne Zogilow. So putting your feet up, just.
Speaker 1: Up above your head or heart, is that way the
Speaker 1: blood is coming down.
Speaker 2: Never really thought about that. We don't stand in our job,
Speaker 2: so it doesn't matter. We're sitters anyway.
Speaker 3: The incredible moment a man is down clinging to a
Speaker 3: cooler in the Golf of Mexico.
Speaker 6: Because he lost his boat during Hurricane Milton, like an
Speaker 6: ice chest, just floating on up.
Speaker 3: A lucky sailor was rescued.
Speaker 2: I'm almost certain that the mid the fallout of Hurricane
Speaker 2: Milton yesterday after he was found floating a drift in
Speaker 2: the Gulf of Mexico clinging to a cooler. The man
Speaker 2: who has not been identified was aboard a small fishing
Speaker 2: vessel when he was caught in the hurricane. It's a
Speaker 2: barreled across the sea. The brutal storm whipped up horrific
Speaker 2: waves that smashed into his boat, disabled it, and he
Speaker 2: called the coastguard but had to hold onto the ice chest.
Speaker 2: That's what I would call it, too, the cooler the
Speaker 2: daily mail. But he's fine, wows holding on to it.
Speaker 2: A delivery driver robbed at gunpoint for one hundred bottles
Speaker 2: of Don Julio tequila.
Speaker 3: Okay, lunchbox is that expensive?
Speaker 5: Not that expensive, but one hundred bottles would probably be
Speaker 5: Oh that's expensive.
Speaker 3: Well do you think a bottle of Don Julio costs?
Speaker 1: Like?
Speaker 2: Where does it rank in the forty.
Speaker 3: You can buy a bottle of wine the grocery store
Speaker 3: for like eight bucks.
Speaker 1: Yes, the tequila is different. Wow, Well, I mean there's
Speaker 1: different price point.
Speaker 3: Cheap to.
Speaker 2: You?
Speaker 3: Like an eight bottle of tequila. Sure, it's in a
Speaker 3: plastic bottle you don't want? Why not?
Speaker 1: Your's gonna hurt?
Speaker 2: Really?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Is it? Yeah?
Speaker 3: And it doesn't taste as good? No, man, I thought
Speaker 3: I didn't matter how it tastes.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there's the difference.
Speaker 2: DC Police is searching for a man who robbed a
Speaker 2: tequila liquor store delivery driver at gunpoint one hundred bottles
Speaker 2: of tequila.
Speaker 3: The problem with that is where do you put them?
Speaker 3: Like you must be prepared to put one hundred bottles
Speaker 3: of tequila somewhere or you're having a party. No no,
Speaker 3: but you still have to put them like in a
Speaker 3: car or something.
Speaker 1: For your party. I would lose the gun, like you're
Speaker 1: risking a lot to throw a.
Speaker 2: Good party, like you know, but it's like I'm talking
Speaker 2: about even to take them from the person, because you
Speaker 2: can only hold like four in your arms, hold on
Speaker 2: your back. How many times are you gonna do that?
Speaker 5: So you have you must have a truck or something
Speaker 5: like a big truck and say put them in the back.
Speaker 2: Yeah, dressed in black pants, tan hit a sweatshirt and
Speaker 2: a mask. Hit an AK forty seven style rifle. Whoa
Speaker 2: Don Julio looks like a small bottle? Though I could
Speaker 2: probably hold eight of those? Then Don Julio Blanco tequila
Speaker 2: seven hundred and fifty millliters.
Speaker 3: How about that cost sixty bucks? Can you drink a
Speaker 3: whole bottle in what one day?
Speaker 2: Night?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 2: You can't one person nowhere, No, not even like if
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Speaker 2: and just like I Robot the movie, they're gonna be
Speaker 2: existing in our homes and in the next couple of years.
Speaker 2: I was watching the Tesla Optimists reveal. Did you guys
Speaker 2: see that on your tiktoks at all? No? You ever
Speaker 2: see Ee Robot the movie? Yeah, Will Smith, and these
Speaker 2: robots are human sized. They look like robots. And at
Speaker 2: this party, Mortgan, you see it. Yeah, I saw it
Speaker 2: and it was why So they're going to start production
Speaker 2: of them next year and twenty twenty five to work
Speaker 2: in the Tesla building in twenty twenty six. They say,
Speaker 2: in our homes, they're human sized, they talk with you,
Speaker 2: they look like the robot from my robot and like
Speaker 2: two change was at the event. Two Change goes up
Speaker 2: and he's like, hey, what's your name? And the guy's
Speaker 2: like the guy the robot goes Optimist and he goes, oh, man,
Speaker 2: what are you doing here? Just thought I would come
Speaker 2: and help and make some drinks or and then it
Speaker 2: shows them behind the bar and people will go up
Speaker 2: to Optimists and go, hey, can I get a tonic
Speaker 2: water and vod what drinks are?
Speaker 3: And sure?
Speaker 2: And he pulls and I would ask him questions like
Speaker 2: what's your favorite drink? An optimist goes, ah, you know me,
Speaker 2: I'm pretty partial.
Speaker 3: This one right here.
Speaker 2: It's so wild and we'll be in our homes in
Speaker 2: like eighteen months. Starting price twenty to thirty thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: So like by our homes.
Speaker 2: It's not it's like, well, I mean in America you
Speaker 2: can buy one and have it in your house. But
Speaker 2: it does it, irons, does laundry, it.
Speaker 8: Does any of Why does that to be our size?
Speaker 8: Can just it can do all that, but like make
Speaker 8: it smaller.
Speaker 2: I think the reason it is to be our size
Speaker 2: one so we can dress it and make love to it. No,
Speaker 2: I don't know about that, but it reach things.
Speaker 3: It's small, it won't be able to reach the counter,
Speaker 3: I think to.
Speaker 2: Seem more human like, so you can ask it to
Speaker 2: do human like things, so it has that ability. Yes, morgo,
Speaker 2: what were your thoughts on it? Oh? I was enjoying
Speaker 2: the comment section because everybody was like, we've seen so
Speaker 2: many movies that tell us not to do this. Every
Speaker 2: movie ever says, don't invent human sized robots to live
Speaker 2: alongside us.
Speaker 3: Terminator, I robot.
Speaker 2: That's only two. But that's all I can think of it.
Speaker 2: That's all I need.
Speaker 3: And what does it look like? It looks like the Terminator?
Speaker 2: No, it looks like I robot, Mike, you see it.
Speaker 2: I mean it looks exactly like those white robots you could.
Speaker 3: I don't like this good news for us.
Speaker 10: WHOA, There weren't a lot of people saying that they
Speaker 10: were remote control though that they had somebody in the
Speaker 10: bag doing the voice.
Speaker 3: Is that it's the technoloy.
Speaker 2: I saw that nowhere, but I'm not saying you're wrong.
Speaker 3: I did not see that anywhere.
Speaker 10: I saw somebody post like a job posting when Tesla
Speaker 10: was hiring people to operate the machines because the technology
Speaker 10: isn't quite there yet, but they were kind of showing people.
Speaker 2: Like this is what it could be like see I
Speaker 2: read good technology was there enough for the party, so
Speaker 2: they actually had them running in the party. I'm not
Speaker 2: saying you're wrong, but if true, I can take a breath.
Speaker 2: Do we need to researchers for a second, because if not,
Speaker 2: we're all gonna die in like three years. These robots
Speaker 2: are gonna take over.
Speaker 8: Not good.
Speaker 2: That's why we need plugins for them, like the smell stuff.
Speaker 2: No plug ins like you plug into the wall because
Speaker 2: if they get a little mouth that you unplug them.
Speaker 3: You don't think there's like a backup generator in there. Now,
Speaker 3: I don't care. I need to be able to unplug
Speaker 3: the sucker.
Speaker 10: I feel like it's gonna be there eventually. Kind of
Speaker 10: like with the self driving Tesla cars. You see that
Speaker 10: that what came out, Yeah, the new one like the
Speaker 10: cab which.
Speaker 3: Is also from my robot.
Speaker 2: No steering wheels. They revealed it has no steering wheels
Speaker 2: and again in like two years it comes out and
Speaker 2: you just get in and so you can buy one
Speaker 2: for yourself, and then when you're not in it, you
Speaker 2: can make passive income and you can send it out
Speaker 2: to work. The car.
Speaker 3: The car works.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it works like any driverless car, which I've not
Speaker 2: seen in person. I know some of you guys have,
Speaker 2: like West Coast, I saw it the Phoenix. Yeah, so
Speaker 2: it'll be that no stirring wheel at all. But if
Speaker 2: you buy one for yourself when you're not using it,
Speaker 2: let's say you're at home, you can send it out
Speaker 2: to work and other people.
Speaker 3: Can order it and use it.
Speaker 1: Doesn't let you keep the money.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no, that's my point. You make passive income.
Speaker 1: Well until the car is like, no, this is my money,
Speaker 1: this is my money. Yeah, this is use You.
Speaker 2: Will not work for me. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Man, they're saying this robot can mow your yard.
Speaker 2: No, it can mow, it can laundry, it can do
Speaker 2: it take care of the kids, and said it can
Speaker 2: walk your dog.
Speaker 1: All you are the kids.
Speaker 3: Yes, I'm in.
Speaker 2: Sold.
Speaker 3: I need forty dollars right.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Well, will you look and see if these things
Speaker 5: were or Mike, both of you guys, let me see
Speaker 5: if it were fully uh, because what I read they
Speaker 5: were able enough to release them at the party and
Speaker 5: they have like bluebes on their head a light while
Speaker 5: they're talking and people were like, but whether they don't turn.
Speaker 3: Rid, Oh my god, because he's mad.
Speaker 2: I mean, you start killing. There was another thing they
Speaker 2: unveiled that was the Tesla bus, and it shows it
Speaker 2: driving up again no steering will and it can either
Speaker 2: like an eighteen wheeler, can either be full of stuff
Speaker 2: to transport across the country or can character twenty people.
Speaker 2: And at the event the bus pulls up and everybody
Speaker 2: gets out of it. That look pretty bad.
Speaker 6: I mean that's cool, but I mean, here's the thing, bones, Like,
Speaker 6: the whole road has to be full of these program cars.
Speaker 6: Like if you mix us in there work, it's gonna
Speaker 6: it's gonna be messed up if you.
Speaker 2: Look to it. Because I wanted to see, I wanted
Speaker 2: to see when I could buy one, not that I
Speaker 2: wanted to buy one.
Speaker 3: The bustle of the robot, the robot that the bus
Speaker 3: did drive up, the car did drive up.
Speaker 2: And so now Mike just showed me humans were remote
Speaker 2: assisting the robots. The engineer had told them the robots
Speaker 2: used a I to walk, they relied on if something
Speaker 2: went wrong on human intervention. Something wonder wrong.
Speaker 3: But this is but still were two years.
Speaker 6: Away, right, But this also means that people are going
Speaker 6: to be looking in your houses like they're gonna have
Speaker 6: access to the robot. They're going to do your conversations
Speaker 6: like it's gonna be a privacy, Oh for sure, but
Speaker 6: it already is.
Speaker 2: You're acting like that's what happening right now. I know,
Speaker 2: like with door cams and stuff with Amazon Alexa, with
Speaker 2: your phone, that.
Speaker 1: Thing, I know, but like having an actual face with
Speaker 1: eyeball looking things, it feels different.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it shows up in the bedroom at night.
Speaker 2: Now you've gone to every place one that has either
Speaker 2: already existed or like.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but we're still be in controlling that they can
Speaker 7: when you're asleep, they go through your bedroom, did you
Speaker 7: see No, No, no, people aren't controlling it when it
Speaker 7: comes out to sell it just for this party.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's just for the party.
Speaker 2: Yeah, guess humans are.
Speaker 1: They're buying time, but they're working on it.
Speaker 2: That's what they tell you. Yeah, we are controlling it
Speaker 2: by it, by it. Sure they relied on human intervention.
Speaker 2: Intervention though, meaning if something went wrong, right, That makes
Speaker 2: sense to me. It is why I couldn't stop watching it.
Speaker 2: You want one, It's like any technology, Embrace it or
Speaker 2: get run over. By it, so figure out how it
Speaker 2: can work for you.
Speaker 6: Or or it could be like the laser disc, just
Speaker 6: nobody buy it and it won't be used, or it
Speaker 6: all cannot buy it.
Speaker 2: But the problem with laser disc, not to point out
Speaker 2: that you're right or wrong, is that a better technology
Speaker 2: came along pretty quickly Blu ray Dude DVD but DVD
Speaker 2: same time. So it wasn't that it just didn't work.
Speaker 2: It was there was an exact same thing that was
Speaker 2: just a little better at the same time.
Speaker 1: Is this our next investment where we all pull together
Speaker 1: and get one. We don't open it, we don't take
Speaker 1: it out of the package.
Speaker 2: We're doing I've turned you into an entrepreneur. Yes, you've
Speaker 2: entreprened nothing. And also no, you don't think the robot
Speaker 2: will get itself out of the package. How did us
Speaker 2: get the idea of I've turned everybody into entrepreneuring when
Speaker 2: he's entrepreneur nothing.
Speaker 1: And we've all entrepreneurs something.
Speaker 3: Yes, he's the one that hasn't a claimed the most
Speaker 3: im entrepreneur. What a what you call?
Speaker 2: There was pneure everywhere stoage.
Speaker 7: Unit Disney DVDs illegal.
Speaker 3: Thirty years ago. What was that entrepreneurial.
Speaker 2: It was is selling drugs entrepreneurial? Yes, okay, as long
Speaker 2: as you're on the same page.
Speaker 1: I mean the ones that are really good at it.
Speaker 3: Yes, it's like no, I mean any would.
Speaker 2: But he bought okay, just for everybody, real quick, lunchbox
Speaker 2: bought a bunch of illegal Disney DVDs. First, he bought
Speaker 2: a few, they came in, he sold the money, Bay
Speaker 2: made a couple hundred bucks. Thought I'm going hard, bought
Speaker 2: a ton of them. We reinvested, got held up at customs,
Speaker 2: lost all his money. There you go, that's pretty entrepreneurial. Yes,
Speaker 2: I'll give him that, But that was twenty years ago.
Speaker 3: Our first business failed, Oscar and I. We went out
Speaker 3: of business. You're basically Apple, that's it, and we kind
Speaker 3: of gave up. Hey, I'm curious your thoughts on this.
Speaker 2: There's and it's about being married but being related, right,
Speaker 2: But it's a little more than that, So let me
Speaker 2: give it to you. She was married to her husband,
Speaker 2: they had three kids, and so then they decided to
Speaker 2: do the twenty three and me. So it wasn't like, oh,
Speaker 2: you're my cousin, I'm in love with you, not that. Yeah, Okay,
Speaker 2: So it's you meet somebody, we have a lot in common.
Speaker 2: We can't explain it.
Speaker 3: This is not good.
Speaker 2: Possibly genetics. So she took a twenty three and me
Speaker 2: and they came back and they're again fifth cousins.
Speaker 3: Oh, so it's far. What does that mean by fifth
Speaker 3: cousins like that?
Speaker 2: Oh, my cousin.
Speaker 3: Let's say my cousin.
Speaker 2: I have a cousin named Josh, So I think Josh's
Speaker 2: kid would be my second cousin.
Speaker 3: Oh okay, okay, and we're way down one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, five hours today.
Speaker 3: They need to look that up. Okay.
Speaker 1: A fifth cousin is a relative who shares a set
Speaker 1: of great great great great grandparents with you.
Speaker 2: So the family tree spreading out one way or the other. Oh,
Speaker 2: I think we're all fifth cousin. Yeah, at this point,
Speaker 2: I don't think that's true, but I'll finish the story.
Speaker 2: So there are fifth cousins that It made her sick
Speaker 2: to her stomach. Yeah, the fifth cousin thing's okay.
Speaker 1: Can make you a little sick for a second.
Speaker 2: Sure, sure, sure, I get that. We're figuring out how
Speaker 2: to process the news. She did the one thing you
Speaker 2: shouldn't do. She posted a video on TikTok, and she
Speaker 2: let the social media Peanut Gallery have their say.
Speaker 3: The couple still marry married.
Speaker 2: It's worth noting fifth cousins share zero point zero five
Speaker 2: percent of DNA, and it isn't illegal assuming you know
Speaker 2: about it in advance. Well, it isn't illegal assuming you
Speaker 2: know about it. I would think if you don't know
Speaker 2: about it, right.
Speaker 1: But if you did know about it, you could still
Speaker 1: legally marry. That's what they're saying. They're like, hey, if
Speaker 1: you know your cousins but you're fifth, like, it's fine,
Speaker 1: you can get married because I just typed in, can
Speaker 1: I date my fifth cousin? And it said yes.
Speaker 2: The door gets kicked in right now if someone arresting Amy.
Speaker 1: It says, by fifth cousins, you're no more related than
Speaker 1: you are to the random person on the street in
Speaker 1: terms of common DNA.
Speaker 2: See, I think random person on the streets more than
Speaker 2: a fifth cousin. But I hear you and you got
Speaker 2: a new Petnan, come here, cousin, cousin cousy, So yeah,
Speaker 2: I don't know how it spread, meaning if my cousin
Speaker 2: has a yeah, we're good.
Speaker 1: Really honestly, anything after third cousin looks.
Speaker 2: Okay, the chances are pretty good you're gonna meet your fists.
Speaker 2: See what even as a second cousin, can someone explain?
Speaker 2: Because I and I everybody out there listening, I want
Speaker 2: you to hold your breath when I tell you this,
Speaker 2: because do not even comment to your phone or your
Speaker 2: radio because I will be offended by it because I
Speaker 2: am from Arkansas.
Speaker 3: But there is no incest.
Speaker 2: I have double cousins, meaning my mother and her sister,
Speaker 2: two sisters, married two brothers, so that means my cousins.
Speaker 3: I have two cousins, Mary and Josh. They are double.
Speaker 2: They're cousins on both sides. We are a universal one
Speaker 2: trunk tree. Nobody hooked up that was the same family.
Speaker 2: It was two brothers, two sisters. So anybody that was
Speaker 2: anybody that related to I'm related to, which is I
Speaker 2: never thought it was weird until I got older and
Speaker 2: I was like, it's not weird.
Speaker 3: I guess it's unique because nobody did anything wrong.
Speaker 2: I want everybody to know that. Thank you. That's all
Speaker 2: I want to say.
Speaker 3: So it's a second cousin. Second, explain a second cousin.
Speaker 7: I'm trying to think because my dad has cousins.
Speaker 3: Second cousin theyd be my second cousin, right, So, so
Speaker 3: I see them.
Speaker 2: They live in Oklahoma, and so I see them.
Speaker 3: But I just how do you have a fifth cousin?
Speaker 3: It's not five hundred years old, That's what.
Speaker 7: I'm saying, Like, how is it possible to get the
Speaker 7: fifth cousin my cousin child?
Speaker 5: Is that.
Speaker 3: Children?
Speaker 2: Because then if you have a kid, is it a
Speaker 2: third cousin to your second cousin? Okay, now we're getting somewhere.
Speaker 3: Okay, Okay, that makes sense.
Speaker 2: Now we're getting somewhere because we're just gonna see fi
Speaker 2: O brains.
Speaker 1: I think it's just important to keep in mind that
Speaker 1: after third cousin, you should have long talk if you
Speaker 1: find out that.
Speaker 2: You know, maybe I marry a third cousin if I'm
Speaker 2: in love. Let me think about this cousin cousin. Okay,
Speaker 2: let me let me figure it out, my man. Okay,
Speaker 2: So my cousin Mary, okay, first married my double cousin.
Speaker 5: Noo.
Speaker 3: That gets me in trouble. And then I forget that.
Speaker 3: I forget to scratch that. But I can't scratch it.
Speaker 2: It's my life. Let's say she's not She's just your
Speaker 2: cousin when they go to the other side.
Speaker 3: I don't have any other sides.
Speaker 1: The third cousin is a non sibling who shares great
Speaker 1: great grandparents with.
Speaker 3: Sharing great grandparents.
Speaker 2: And know that's like five million hot wings are eating
Speaker 2: the Super Bowl and I'm like, what does that even mean?
Speaker 2: I don't know five million people.
Speaker 1: I just feel like, if you're having a family reunion
Speaker 1: and y'all are going to get on the same invite lists,
Speaker 1: that's the problem.
Speaker 6: What if like dad had a bunch of girls and
Speaker 6: got them all pregnant the dad, yeah, and then like,
Speaker 6: how about the dad, Well, I guess it would be
Speaker 6: the great grandfather, right.
Speaker 3: No, no, Eddie, they can't get their own kids. You
Speaker 3: can't get your own kid pregnant.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 6: No, Like say, say the great grandfather has a bunch
Speaker 6: of kids with different moms. Okay, so you're all related,
Speaker 6: but you're not, so all those kids become cousin cousin cousins.
Speaker 1: I think you're definitely good if you have multiple are
Speaker 1: you good.
Speaker 3: To marry your second cousins?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 2: I need to figure out what this is. Okay, so
Speaker 2: let's just say Mary's my first cousin. She that'd be
Speaker 2: her kid. No, well, it's my dad.
Speaker 7: He has cousins, but they're like fifty, so they're only
Speaker 7: like ten years older than me.
Speaker 2: Can I marry them? I don't think it's the age thing.
Speaker 2: I think it's the second cousin things. Probably a little
Speaker 2: too much of the sharing of the old DNA. Okay,
Speaker 2: third ist borderline. I think Amy's right. I think fourth
Speaker 2: that's what I'm probably like, what's up?
Speaker 3: We're good? What's up?
Speaker 2: Cousin?
Speaker 3: We're a cousin? Weird?
Speaker 2: How our one trunk family that was never weird. The
Speaker 2: other thing that was never weird to me until I
Speaker 2: got older was how young my mom was. Again, she
Speaker 2: got pregnant with me at fifteen, and that was just
Speaker 2: normal to me because it's all I knew. But to
Speaker 2: think of, like, I'm forty four now, and if my
Speaker 2: mom at my mom at forty four, think about how
Speaker 2: old I would have been. Do the math that you go, No,
Speaker 2: I'm not doing that math you at lunchbucks?
Speaker 3: What math if you're.
Speaker 2: Forty forty four? Just do minus sixteen forty four minus sixteen. Yeah,
Speaker 2: let me get the copular twenty eight. So imagine me
Speaker 2: with a twenty eight year old kid.
Speaker 3: Oh wow, that's weird. That's that's my mom.
Speaker 1: That's how you can see your kid.
Speaker 3: If my wife's thirty one, right, Amy.
Speaker 1: Like what I'm saying, Like if you run hinge, that'd
Speaker 1: be in your dating range.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 7: I think about that too, because my roommate from college,
Speaker 7: he had a kid when he was twenty one, and
Speaker 7: his kid is now married and is having a kid.
Speaker 7: So he's a grandpa at forty three years old.
Speaker 3: That is bananos.
Speaker 2: My mom was a grandpa on her thirties, o grandma
Speaker 2: and my grandma and grandma in her late thirties. But
Speaker 2: my sister, see, I'm that is shocking to me, Like,
Speaker 2: dude is having a grain like Mary's second cousin. But
Speaker 2: that's shocking, and I know it is.
Speaker 7: It is.
Speaker 3: It is weird. So fifth cousins, I think we can
Speaker 3: all agree. We still don't know what it is, but
Speaker 3: we agree.
Speaker 7: Yeah, since we can't get there, Like, I have no
Speaker 7: idea how I even find a fifth cousin though, So
Speaker 7: my second cousin had kids, so those are my third cousins.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they have kids, so cousin just be kids, I
Speaker 2: don't think, right, But I'm just thinking about where we're at.
Speaker 3: Right now in life. I don't know, dude, I'm tired.
Speaker 1: I think you're good.
Speaker 3: This bed has wore me out.
Speaker 1: It's actually and now I'm looking at the states that
Speaker 1: allow it, and I'm like, what.
Speaker 3: What states allow like for sure, second a third cousin.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, well there's.
Speaker 1: Some states that allow. There's some that allow with.
Speaker 2: Exceptions like Game of Thrones, like they married their first cousins,
Speaker 2: they married their brothers, sisters. That's not right, but I'm
Speaker 2: talking about that time a long time ago. Because you're
Speaker 2: married who was near you?
Speaker 3: Is that a true story? Game of Thrones is not
Speaker 3: specifically bad?
Speaker 7: But oh, second cousins can legally marry in every state
Speaker 7: in the United States.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm talking about first cousins, even second cousins.
Speaker 1: Like there's states that allow first cousins.
Speaker 7: In Arizona, first cousins can marry if one or both
Speaker 7: are older than sixty five.
Speaker 3: What is happening?
Speaker 1: That's the exception older that five, or or if one
Speaker 1: of them is.
Speaker 3: One of them is unable to reproduce.
Speaker 2: Wait, yeah, okay, sixty five you're waiting your whole life.
Speaker 2: When we turn sixty five, baby, you are all mine.
Speaker 2: I'm going to eat you up on your sixty fith
Speaker 2: birthday Illinois. It's fifty and older.
Speaker 3: I wonder what.
Speaker 1: Oh my. There's a website called you Don't have Kids
Speaker 1: cousincouples dot com.
Speaker 3: You pull it up and it's me. It's a lot
Speaker 3: about if they can't reproduce, and that's where the line is.
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Speaker 2: Go check it out bobbybones dot com. There's this article
Speaker 2: about how long you should wait for somebody if they're
Speaker 2: late for lunch. They say half an hour is a
Speaker 2: reasonable time to wait for a friend who's running late.
Speaker 2: That's a long time, even from you guys, it's a
Speaker 2: long time. Yeah. If you can't get in touch with
Speaker 2: them after thirty minutes, leave the message and let them
Speaker 2: know you have to go. Who How is that a
Speaker 2: reasonable amount of time? That is something wrong for sure,
Speaker 2: and like you, but if you show up, you better
Speaker 2: have one like you've been on crutches or a legs missing,
Speaker 2: or an eyes gone or something right.
Speaker 1: And is your phone dead? Because why have you not
Speaker 1: contacting me in thirty minutes?
Speaker 2: How long? What's the reasoning amount of time for somebody
Speaker 2: to be late at lunch before? You? Like, I'm out
Speaker 2: of here?
Speaker 3: I say, fifteen minutes? Yeah, fifteen fifteen? We gotta go?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Is it unacceptable for to be three three minutes?
Speaker 3: I gotta go?
Speaker 1: Is? Uh?
Speaker 3: That's that's it?
Speaker 2: Because I got there on time? Right, I just thought
Speaker 2: thirty minutes was a wildly long amount of time to
Speaker 2: wait for somebody. Yeah, they better show up, like at
Speaker 2: least panting my car wroke, like something better to be
Speaker 2: wrong where they're panting? Right, somebody seeing a celebrity in public?
Speaker 2: And then freaking house? What we're about to get to.
Speaker 3: We live in Nashville.
Speaker 2: None of us are actually from from Nashville. Rarely are
Speaker 2: people from here. There are people, but most people in
Speaker 2: this industry move here, which is what we did. And
Speaker 2: lots of famous people around and so lunchbox, And where
Speaker 2: are you when this happened at a pumpkin patch? Why
Speaker 2: are you at pumpkin patch when you stole one hundred
Speaker 2: pumpkins from the front of the building.
Speaker 7: Ah, because you still got to have your kids pick
Speaker 7: out a pumpkin that they want to carve, and they
Speaker 7: have at activities like you know, hey, ride things like that.
Speaker 2: That's fair, But you did steal a bunch of pumpkins
Speaker 2: twenty four. If I'm guesstimating, I have a feeling that's
Speaker 2: not to estimate at all. Okay, so you go, yeah,
Speaker 2: and do you ever see celebrities of the pumpkin patch? No?
Speaker 7: I didn't see any celebrities at the pumpkin patch. The
Speaker 7: only one that I saw was me, and this woman
Speaker 7: saw me and she was.
Speaker 2: Oh, that's what it says, somebody's seeing you. Yeah, okay,
Speaker 2: play the audio.
Speaker 7: Hold on, we're gonna talk about what's it like to
Speaker 7: meet a famous person in a public What was it
Speaker 7: like to meet a famous person?
Speaker 2: Oh? It is? Is it everything you dreamed of?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 2: I've always wanted to meet you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and you don't how like you were?
Speaker 2: Like you starstruck when you sell me? Right?
Speaker 1: I did because I heard his voice and I know
Speaker 1: that voice everywhere.
Speaker 2: And you freaked out a little bit.
Speaker 1: Freak out, Mamo, And what are you thinking about?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I've got him a big deal, guys.
Speaker 3: Right, tell them, yes, big deal deal celebrities, celebrity. You
Speaker 3: guys never believe me.
Speaker 2: He led her to every single answer everything.
Speaker 3: You're freaking out? Tell them you think I'm famous?
Speaker 2: Tell them?
Speaker 7: Did you hear the giddiness in her voice, the giggles like, I.
Speaker 2: Mean she led her to every end.
Speaker 1: We know before you hit record at giddy?
Speaker 2: No, no, no, no, you think she can act? I mean,
Speaker 2: come on, she's just had a pumpkin patch she is.
Speaker 2: That's okay. We have to stop the bit where we
Speaker 2: get told a celebrity is going to be on the
Speaker 2: show and ends up Lunchbox talking about himself.
Speaker 3: That's not you know, I was that bit.
Speaker 2: It wasn't me talking about myself. It was her freaking
Speaker 2: out about seeing me. And she was like, oh oh,
Speaker 2: did she come up to you or did you notice her? No?
Speaker 7: No, she came up to me and said. She was like,
Speaker 7: oh my gosh, I mean this may be crazy, but
Speaker 7: are you Lunchbox? And I was like, she got I
Speaker 7: told you, mom, I told you it was in him.
Speaker 7: And then her mom came over.
Speaker 2: The motion to have Lunchbox not do anymore. These were
Speaker 2: he's the celebrity here here here, everybody say, I there's
Speaker 2: so much jealousy in this, not jealous it's just he
Speaker 2: love to bring these in.
Speaker 1: Well he can still bring them in, just don't pretend that.
Speaker 3: Oh what does act like we're on the air. Oh
Speaker 3: fake at that?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Yeah, yeah, okay, good one lunchbox.
Speaker 1: He's still record on the Cheryl but like you know,
Speaker 1: I mean, she was so excited Bobby show up today.
Speaker 7: This story comes us from Miami, Florida. There's a twenty
Speaker 7: year old internet personality and he's streaming live driving his
Speaker 7: two hundred thousand dollars McLaren. It's raining outside, he's texting
Speaker 7: and driving and he loses control of the car.
Speaker 2: WHOA, no, open the door, open your door.
Speaker 1: We're locked in here.
Speaker 2: And that's when the paramedics were r so his buddy
Speaker 2: was hurt. Yeah, he was a cameraman. Yeah, but the
Speaker 2: whole time he was like, how's the car, how's the car?
Speaker 2: And but yeah, I watched it, not live, I don't
Speaker 2: I don't like follow the guy, but I watched the
Speaker 2: stream after it was posted. And he's so worried about
Speaker 2: his car when his buddy is not dead but possibly
Speaker 2: pretty badly injured.
Speaker 3: That's what the oh no sounded like, like, oh, man,
Speaker 3: my car is about to be It was totally about
Speaker 3: the car.
Speaker 2: It's totally about stay friends or yeah, because probably because
Speaker 2: he's rich and kids only care about that.
Speaker 3: Who's going to McLaren. I've never even been into McLaren.
Speaker 2: I mean, how crazy I would think that was a Lamborghini.
Speaker 3: That's how little old Lamborghini McLaren.
Speaker 2: I think it's a different car. We know nothing about cars.
Speaker 2: I don't think they're the same. But also they could be,
Speaker 2: but I don't think they are. But yeah, he's an idiot.
Speaker 2: You can't stream while it's raining and text well any
Speaker 2: of that, and also white.
Speaker 3: He's like twelve of the McLaren. We also don't like that.
Speaker 2: Okay, I'm lunch box. That's your bonehead story of the day.
Speaker 2: Morgan was saying, there's a Spirit Christmas shop now, is
Speaker 2: it up already or is it just Halloween until Christmas?
Speaker 6: So basically, once Halloween is over, some of them are
Speaker 6: going to switch to Spirit Christmas stores.
Speaker 2: So I wonder if they do that at like midnight
Speaker 2: Halloween night for sure, or like ten pm. Even so,
Speaker 2: everybody's kind of got their stuff right, you go last
Speaker 2: minute for unless though Halloween, what day is it on
Speaker 2: because if it's on like a Thursday, people could still
Speaker 2: have Halloween parties on Saturday Thursday.
Speaker 3: You so they work all night Thursday.
Speaker 2: No, I'm saying that you could still have a Halloween
Speaker 2: party on Saturday night or Friday night.
Speaker 3: Even through a good point.
Speaker 2: I'm so confused on Spirit Christmas. Now, how do you
Speaker 2: feel about that?
Speaker 3: Morgan?
Speaker 1: I love it. I've never really liked the Spirit Halloween Store.
Speaker 1: I don't really go in there, but the Spirit Christmas
Speaker 1: Store I will be going into.
Speaker 2: The Spirit Halloween stores are funny because it's just like
Speaker 2: places you know and love and have loved for years,
Speaker 2: all of a sudden are gone and it's a Spirit
Speaker 2: Halloween Store. No, and there's that banner up there and
Speaker 2: you're like, wow, that's where we went for dinner after
Speaker 2: church for twenty two years. So Spirit Halloween turns to
Speaker 2: Spirit Christmas. I wonder how they could keep that business
Speaker 2: model going. Spirit fourth July. Yes, Valentine's say you think
Speaker 2: Valentine's is big enough?
Speaker 1: Really?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: No, then there's not either. Then it's just a party city,
Speaker 3: right because like.
Speaker 2: Spirit Thanksgiving, but Thanksgivings in the middle of Christmas. I
Speaker 2: think they only do Halloween and Christmas.
Speaker 1: What did you like it? Maybe work?
Speaker 2: I think they could do Spirit America, yeah, and just
Speaker 2: make it that for summer. But I don't think Valentine's
Speaker 2: Day's got enough goone is to it?
Speaker 1: What if you merge like the first four months of
Speaker 1: the year, like whatever happens, like Saint Patrick's Day, Valentine's Day, Easter.
Speaker 3: At the store, It's like, what.
Speaker 2: I mean, thats just what TJ Max is. I mean,
Speaker 2: that's a great point. Yeah, that's a great point. And
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