Speaker 1: There we go, Mom transmitting.
Speaker 2: What's up everybody, We're back. I hope you guys had
Speaker 2: a good fourth July. Good break, morning studio. Okay, I
Speaker 2: want to go to Ray Mundo, our audio producer, Raymundo,
Speaker 2: what was your pastor talking about?
Speaker 3: Yeah? So are you talking about heaven and Hell? And
Speaker 3: I think that's a classic pastor.
Speaker 4: Book, a revelation and seal of approvals and getting into heaven?
Speaker 4: And he said, what mark would people say you've made
Speaker 4: on society?
Speaker 3: And he just asked that question to everybody.
Speaker 2: So we challenged everybody at church to think about what
Speaker 2: mark they say they leave on society. That's a good question.
Speaker 2: So if I were to pitch that around the room,
Speaker 2: am you want to go first?
Speaker 1: Mean, gosh, I'm nothing in society, but just in my yeah,
Speaker 1: my small society. Like Ben and I adopting our kids,
Speaker 1: Stevensons to Shira, I think while our marriage didn't work out,
Speaker 1: because it's something that crossed my mind all the time,
Speaker 1: like I can't believe that we didn't make it, can't
Speaker 1: believe to make it. But some thing beautiful that came
Speaker 1: out of it was their lives and seeing them evolved
Speaker 1: into these humans like my daughter's almost an adult in
Speaker 1: her life. The trajectory of life is totally different because
Speaker 1: we chose to adopt her at eleven from Haiti, and
Speaker 1: now she's gonna be she's looking at colleges and she's
Speaker 1: gonna have opportunities, and so that's that's what first popped
Speaker 1: into my mind.
Speaker 2: I think mine would probably be how and where you're
Speaker 2: born doesn't have to be exactly how and where you die,
Speaker 2: meaning you know, people come from all different places, all
Speaker 2: different socioeconomic all different educations, and some people have to
Speaker 2: start and it's a little harder than others. And hopefully,
Speaker 2: like people can take something away from my story and listen,
Speaker 2: there weren't a lot of advantages, didn't have any money,
Speaker 2: not a good parental system, Dad left, all those things
Speaker 2: that we talk about. But that it doesn't have to
Speaker 2: end that way. You don't have to stay in a
Speaker 2: cycle because a psych exists. You can actually break the cycle.
Speaker 2: It's going to be very hard to break the cycle,
Speaker 2: but you can do it, and you can actually thrive
Speaker 2: regardless of what the people around you were doing or saying,
Speaker 2: or what is kind of placed upon you by where
Speaker 2: you come from. So I would say that I think
Speaker 2: that it doesn't matter where you come from. It can
Speaker 2: matter where you come from, but it doesn't have to
Speaker 2: matter where you come from. It kind of is where
Speaker 2: you're going and where you get to. And I think
Speaker 2: that's probably my mark if you just show up. I
Speaker 2: saw a story where it's like, Jen, what's this Z?
Speaker 3: Is it gen Z? Now there's so many gens yea
Speaker 3: millennials and then there's no gen X is old. That's like,
Speaker 3: that's me, Morgan, what are you right on the cusp?
Speaker 3: But yeah, gen Z is the one below me.
Speaker 2: They're like five to ten minutes later on time. And
Speaker 2: that's fine for you to think that, but you're never
Speaker 2: going to get ahead doing that.
Speaker 3: That's what I grew up thinking.
Speaker 2: But that's not even gen Z. Then that's just Eddy family.
Speaker 2: But it's like, if you just do the fundamental, the
Speaker 2: small fundamental things right for a long period of time,
Speaker 2: small fundamental things are going to do right for you.
Speaker 2: And so that's been my story. It's like I have
Speaker 2: a great vast amount of talent, but I show up
Speaker 2: all the time on time with a good attitude. I
Speaker 2: control the things I can control. I share what my
Speaker 2: goals are. I don't think there's anything I can't do,
Speaker 2: So I would say that doesn't have to matter.
Speaker 3: Where you come from. That would be my mark probably Lunchbox.
Speaker 5: Oh, I've brought so much happiness to so many people
Speaker 5: in this world. Like every day, every morning I come
Speaker 5: to work, I put people in a good mood. People
Speaker 5: have had hard times in their lives and they've tuned
Speaker 5: into this show to hear me say something that has
Speaker 5: gotten through so much. And we meet people all the
Speaker 5: time that tell us that that, oh my gosh, without
Speaker 5: you guys, I'd have been lost. This that you just
Speaker 5: shifted from guys though, from just you to guys. Well,
Speaker 5: it's mainly Meyke and so yeah, I've made a difference
Speaker 5: in so many people's lives. And that's what I would
Speaker 5: say is my mark on society. People look at me,
Speaker 5: I'm like, I want to be that dude. Wow, women
Speaker 5: want you, men women want me? I mean, oh, and
Speaker 5: I've yes, I've had more mark on a lot of women.
Speaker 6: Eddie want to wrap this up, Yeah, well mine doesn't
Speaker 6: really compare to Lunchbox. But you know when we opened
Speaker 6: up our house to be in a foster home, that
Speaker 6: was kind of cool.
Speaker 3: My wife and I did that.
Speaker 6: We ended up fostering two kids, ended up adopting them,
Speaker 6: so now they're part of our family forever. And I
Speaker 6: think that's a big deal and different from the way
Speaker 6: I grew up. Like I'm a present dad, like and
Speaker 6: I'm kind of with my kids all the time.
Speaker 3: My dad, I never saw my dad. He was always working.
Speaker 3: He was really like rarely at home and with me.
Speaker 6: I make it a huge effort to be there all
Speaker 6: the time with my parents, with my kids. I don't
Speaker 6: miss any of their games, most of their games if
Speaker 6: I'm in town. But like I try my best to
Speaker 6: just stay president and being a really really good dad.
Speaker 3: It's a good question. Ray, we're talking about having her. Hell,
Speaker 3: we just talked about life. I'm kind of like Eddie,
Speaker 3: I adopted two dogs. There we go. I'm kind of
Speaker 3: like Eddie, I adopted a bunch of goobers in this room.
Speaker 3: You got it, you Amy?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Thanks, Yeah, I'm just thinking like what we were contributing.
Speaker 1: And she can start crying.
Speaker 3: That's okay, Like.
Speaker 1: It is interesting our own little things that we have
Speaker 1: going on. And Eddie, probably people have fostered because.
Speaker 2: Of you that I hope, So that's cool. And women
Speaker 2: probably have told many a story about you.
Speaker 5: Oh plenty in women, said man, I hooked over that
Speaker 5: the legend of Lunchbox.
Speaker 3: Sure, let's start the show. You friend an email and
Speaker 3: we read it on the air.
Speaker 1: Get something we call Bobby mail bag.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we get this email a lot.
Speaker 2: I don't read it very often, but every once in
Speaker 2: a while I have to address it just so people
Speaker 2: can hear our feelings about this email. Hello, Bobby Bonds
Speaker 2: Lunchbox is such a self centered individual. He detracts from
Speaker 2: the good things that your show and other hosts do.
Speaker 2: I love the show. I enjoy listening to it every day.
Speaker 2: But my question for you is why do you continue
Speaker 2: to keep him on the show? Signed lose the Lunchbox? Hey, Mike,
Speaker 2: you run the mail bag. Might gets thousands of them
Speaker 2: every week. This happens a lot, right.
Speaker 5: Number one complain, we get it's about lunchbox, which is
Speaker 5: that's okay? I mean, that's we understand that we got
Speaker 5: some soft salies out there. Would you like to defend
Speaker 5: yourself before we answer it. I don't even really understand
Speaker 5: what the email is upset about about me having my
Speaker 5: personality just because they don't like my personality, that's fine.
Speaker 5: I don't like soft, sensitive salies that you know can't
Speaker 5: take criticism or the truth, or you know they don't
Speaker 5: not everything is rainbows and I'm not going to paint
Speaker 5: everything is rainbows.
Speaker 3: But you want cliches, he's just if you cliches.
Speaker 5: If you want everything's rainbows, go watch Reading Rainbow and
Speaker 5: that will be Everything's happy or Bob Ross.
Speaker 3: Anyway, here's the thing.
Speaker 1: You're not positive Paulie.
Speaker 7: Show.
Speaker 3: My question for you is why do you continue to
Speaker 3: keep them on the show. That's a good question question, Yes, no,
Speaker 3: it's an easy question.
Speaker 5: The reason that Lunchbox is on the show is because
Speaker 5: I'm good at it.
Speaker 2: People like him. People also don't like him. But he
Speaker 2: has his moments where he's funny. He has some once
Speaker 2: we want to kill him. But yeah, and general he's
Speaker 2: a good person. Can it be very obnoxious? Yes, But
Speaker 2: he was a bad person, he wouldn't be on the show.
Speaker 2: Nobody would be on the show. I wouldn't have anybody
Speaker 2: here that was a bad person. And if you ever
Speaker 2: turned bad, I will fire you. Eh well remember that,
Speaker 2: thank you. So everybody is free to be who they are.
Speaker 2: You may not like Lunchbox, but you may like, let's
Speaker 2: say you love Amy, there are people that really don't
Speaker 2: love Amy and love one. You know, there's kind of
Speaker 2: somebody for everybody, But what about the whole positive side
Speaker 2: of it?
Speaker 5: Like, oh, I do, I do understand that, But I
Speaker 5: think he weighs he he is entertaining enough that that
Speaker 5: makes up for the fact that he brings down a
Speaker 5: lot of what we try to do as a show.
Speaker 3: But the whole world is not positive.
Speaker 2: Claiming it is, But the reason that we try to
Speaker 2: be positive is because the whole world's not positive.
Speaker 3: That's why. That's actually the reason why I try. I
Speaker 3: do tell me something good.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so I would say we keep him on because
Speaker 2: he's an entertaining guy.
Speaker 3: He's a good dude. Is he abnoxied? Yes? But I
Speaker 3: am too, and I'm good looking.
Speaker 5: We need clicks on the website because those numbers are
Speaker 5: not it.
Speaker 1: You're random and funny. Yeah, it's like lots of things,
Speaker 1: they're so unexpected.
Speaker 3: There are lots of things.
Speaker 2: But if anybody on the show was actually a bad person,
Speaker 2: they wouldn't be on the show anymore.
Speaker 3: We had a couple of a couple of bad people.
Speaker 3: They're not here anymore. Remember Duke. Oh man, Duke didn't
Speaker 3: last long.
Speaker 2: You push out, ol lady down. He was out of here.
Speaker 2: I fired on the next day. Yeah, so we're not
Speaker 2: going to lose The Lunchbox is not today. May reevaluate
Speaker 2: again tomorrow. Yeah, thank you for the email.
Speaker 3: Close it up. We got your email and we ran
Speaker 3: it on the air.
Speaker 6: Now let's find the clothes Bobby email.
Speaker 1: Die damn.
Speaker 3: Lunchbox got a one on one with Walker Hayes.
Speaker 5: Yeah, one on one exclusive. So no one else has it,
Speaker 5: no one, no one has this. I was doing a
Speaker 5: bunch of interviews get a charity golf tournament.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 3: He didn't answer these questions with those people. Oh but
Speaker 3: that's not one exclusive interview. But it's not.
Speaker 2: They only answered your specific question. It means you're the
Speaker 2: only one who got it. That would be an exclusive question.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, so it's not an exclusive interview.
Speaker 3: Correct, because other people at the same event got interviews.
Speaker 5: Oh so, like when someone gets out of jail, like
Speaker 5: Martha Stewart and it's.
Speaker 2: A one on one, she's only giving one interview, that's
Speaker 2: an exclusive interview.
Speaker 5: Ah okay, Well, then this was non exclusive interview.
Speaker 3: Was an exclusive questions?
Speaker 2: No one else was allowed to ask the questions because
Speaker 2: that would be why it would be exclusive.
Speaker 3: He's just the only one that thought the question. Let's
Speaker 3: just get to a club, right, how is the club? Oh?
Speaker 3: It was just me and him one on one. Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Like I grabbed him randomly on the golf course
Speaker 5: when he was trying to tee off.
Speaker 2: Walker Hayes has a fancy like Apple Bees.
Speaker 3: The date.
Speaker 5: Yeah, okay, here we go, Walker Invitational, Doug, Yeah, okay, annual. Yeah,
Speaker 5: we're exclusive interview. We're gonna do three questions with Walker
Speaker 5: Hayes here. Gosh, yeah, I know you're supposed to be golfing.
Speaker 5: I'm bothering you, but let's go. What's the weirdest thing
Speaker 5: about Walker Hayes.
Speaker 3: I'm a I'm a counter.
Speaker 8: Like I know, I can't sleep in an odd number
Speaker 8: hotel room, and I count every single thing every day,
Speaker 8: steps upstairs, drinks, chips, everybody.
Speaker 3: I know the number, seriously, seriously. So is it a
Speaker 3: little bit of OCD? They might be.
Speaker 8: I've never seen a therapist about it, but yeah, I
Speaker 8: never do anything odd numbers very interest.
Speaker 3: That's hey.
Speaker 5: Fact number one about Walker summer vacation.
Speaker 3: Where are you taking the family of the summer.
Speaker 8: I'm trking him to work, Brom. They come on the
Speaker 8: road with us, no fun will be had.
Speaker 3: They just go to work. And last, but not least,
Speaker 3: what's the hardest thing about being Walker Hayes.
Speaker 8: Uh, that's pretty easy, man. I don't think anything is
Speaker 8: hard about being Walker Hayes.
Speaker 5: So I'm good.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I a good answer. That's a fun answer. Yeah,
Speaker 3: like that.
Speaker 2: Hey, what was the drama Morgan at the end of
Speaker 2: this tournament? Because one of your friends saw Lunchbox there.
Speaker 9: Yeah, everybody always thinks I'm kidding when I come on
Speaker 9: here and I'm like, Lunchbox took twelve of one of
Speaker 9: these things. Well, a friend of mine witnessed him doing
Speaker 9: this in real life that I was not lying or
Speaker 9: making anything up, and he was taking There was hats
Speaker 9: there and apparently, you know, just like every time you
Speaker 9: go to an event, you take one thing to take
Speaker 9: home with you. Well, there was different colors of the hats,
Speaker 9: so Lunchbox took every single color of the hat at
Speaker 9: this charity golf tournament.
Speaker 6: He doesn't wear hats though, I don't know if you
Speaker 6: take all the hats.
Speaker 3: No, not gifts.
Speaker 5: There was a blue hat, a gray hat, and a
Speaker 5: white hat. And it was this company, like Little River
Speaker 5: Clothing company.
Speaker 3: And it was like a kid yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: that's what I'm saying. It had like American flag and
Speaker 3: it was like, OK, but why did you take all them?
Speaker 5: I couldn't decide on which color I wanted, and so
Speaker 5: they had three sitting there and they're like, oh, just
Speaker 5: take it. I was like, man, I don't know if
Speaker 5: I want the gray or the blue, but that white
Speaker 5: looks pretty good.
Speaker 3: And are you doing this out loud? Yeah? I mean
Speaker 3: they say just take all I.
Speaker 5: Said it out loud, and they're like, well, you can
Speaker 5: take more than one. I'm like, are you sure? Like yeah,
Speaker 5: I'm like, I'll take a blue and a gray, but man,
Speaker 5: that white one looks pretty good man. And they're like,
Speaker 5: well take a white one too.
Speaker 3: Then I'm like, I mean, if you insist. And so
Speaker 3: I took all three. Is that what you heard? Something similar? Yes?
Speaker 9: But I don't know that the people were as agreeable
Speaker 9: about it. It was more that they didn't know what else
Speaker 9: to do, and they just kind of let him.
Speaker 5: Sure would like that blue one, right, And so when
Speaker 5: I golf, I wear a hat, and so now I
Speaker 5: have a variety of which one to wear.
Speaker 3: Hey, it's a blue day, a white day, a gray day.
Speaker 10: I want to bring Aby up because this is a
Speaker 10: similar ish type story because that was at the Walker
Speaker 10: Race tournament where Lunchbox took everything Abby.
Speaker 2: What did you see? They kind of contradicted how he
Speaker 2: lives his life.
Speaker 11: Yeah, all of this is hilarious because he blew up
Speaker 11: and somebody else did something similar on the show. Like,
Speaker 11: so they brought in Raising Caine's food, like a whole
Speaker 11: two trays of chicken fries, coal slaw and all that,
Speaker 11: and everybody was eating it after the show, Like everyone
Speaker 11: was in there but Ray and Lunchbox because they were
Speaker 11: doing sore losers. So they came in after and like
Speaker 11: there wasn't.
Speaker 5: Much left boys left, there was two chicken tenders. Well
Speaker 5: that's on you guys. No, no, it's not okay, go ahead, Abbie.
Speaker 10: But Noele.
Speaker 11: You can see what he's doing right now. He freaked out,
Speaker 11: freaked out. He went, yes, I mean I got part
Speaker 11: of it, incredible hawk, Yes, but I didn't get all
Speaker 11: of it because Eddie did take some home for his kids.
Speaker 3: So he got upset that Eddie took stuff home to
Speaker 3: his kids.
Speaker 6: Yes, and I did it knowing that they were doing
Speaker 6: their podcast. And he's gonna get out and only see
Speaker 6: two chicken strips, and now understand how it feels to
Speaker 6: be the person.
Speaker 3: That gets taken advantage.
Speaker 2: And he does take a bunch of stuff in from here
Speaker 2: and people are like, where is like the coffee?
Speaker 11: Where is Yes, every time I've every event I've been
Speaker 11: with him, he takes something home.
Speaker 3: Yes, but I wait until everybody has theirs.
Speaker 5: I usually take the leftovers that are going to be
Speaker 5: thrown away, and I'm like, it's.
Speaker 3: Not gonna go to waste.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna be thrown away. No, we're not talking the house,
Speaker 5: but we're talking the food. Like if it's gonna be
Speaker 5: thrown away, I'm like, oh, give me it to go box.
Speaker 5: I'll take that for the family. I can take that
Speaker 5: for the family. I would never go at the beginning.
Speaker 5: What about Saint Jude when you took all the backpack
Speaker 5: that was at the end. But again, those aren't going
Speaker 5: to They'll just.
Speaker 1: Use them again.
Speaker 3: They have to go pay more money to make more
Speaker 3: for different events.
Speaker 5: I don't think I've never seen another event where Saint
Speaker 5: Jude has been giving away back You go I've got
Speaker 5: a lot of Saint Jude events, okay, but I'm just saying,
Speaker 5: like Eddie should have waited until everybody had gotten their
Speaker 5: servings and then you take it faded.
Speaker 6: I waited everyone that was in the room eight and
Speaker 6: then whatever. You don't even know if they're going to
Speaker 6: come eat it.
Speaker 5: No, we do, because we were given about six emails
Speaker 5: and we said yeah, we'll be there. Morgan even stopped
Speaker 5: by the podcast and I said, yeah, we'll be in
Speaker 5: there when we're done with the podcast. So everybody knew
Speaker 5: we were coming to eat. And if there's free food,
Speaker 5: you know I'm coming in there to.
Speaker 3: Get it and steal it.
Speaker 5: Now, I didn't say steal it, but this dude, I'll
Speaker 5: feed his family, and everybody asks like it's okay.
Speaker 2: No, I think we would say something if it was
Speaker 2: to anybody else, but you who does this to everybody else?
Speaker 3: I mean poor Rabe and I had to piece. Yeah,
Speaker 3: one chicken tender, Yeah that's more. I mean, you pay
Speaker 3: for it's free. I left you guys lemonade, a nice tea.
Speaker 3: Yeah you want the audio of lunch flipping out? Oh man,
Speaker 3: it makes you feel U comfortable. No, we don't need
Speaker 3: to play. Okay, go ahead, there were Okay.
Speaker 5: I don't have family.
Speaker 1: No, they brought two things of chicken. They brought two things.
Speaker 6: Listen, listen to how he talks, drop it death words
Speaker 6: out in the studio and he's he's so angry.
Speaker 3: Can you hear that? Yeah? Anybody else? I think we
Speaker 3: have a word. But you knew what you were doing exactly.
Speaker 3: Guess everybody else I got him? Are scared again?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 11: I was, But you guys didn't hear the like crazy part.
Speaker 3: That was when he calmed down. You have this crazy part.
Speaker 3: I didn't believe that and set it off a ship model.
Speaker 3: Thank god? Did he threaten me at all? Abby?
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 2: So now I'm uncomfortable. I think we should play. Walker
Speaker 2: is fancy? Like now, just that makes me feel good.
Speaker 2: And we just talked about Walker and now I'm happy
Speaker 2: he has three hats.
Speaker 3: It's time for the good news.
Speaker 1: How much box?
Speaker 5: Thirty three year old Tempest is driving down the road
Speaker 5: when an animal runs in front of her car.
Speaker 3: She's like, oh, I don't want to hit the animal.
Speaker 5: She swerves er and then boom crashes into a pole.
Speaker 5: Pole catches on fire. Car starts to catch on fire.
Speaker 5: So there's a driver behind her, jumps out and starts
Speaker 5: helping her out of the car. She goes, oh, you're
Speaker 5: my old teacher. The teacher's like. Teacher's like, yes, I
Speaker 5: am mister Sousino, and I'm here to help you. It'd
Speaker 5: been two decades, says she was in his class.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 3: And then two other drivers Susina must be one hundred,
Speaker 3: maybe he was even if he was like forty. Good
Speaker 3: for mister Susino.
Speaker 5: Who are the two other drivers Shane McCoy and Michael Petrie.
Speaker 5: And Michael Petree put a tourniquit on her leg. She
Speaker 5: suffered a broken legs and chest pain, but they got
Speaker 5: her out of the.
Speaker 3: Car as it was going up in flames.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 2: Thankfully, Misressuzino, changing the world after twenty years Grace.
Speaker 5: Remember when the teacher says, oh, he was be there
Speaker 5: for you, mister Casino.
Speaker 3: A minute, No, he quite said there. But like when
Speaker 3: teachers say I will always be here, you just understand
Speaker 3: your words as they were being strung together.
Speaker 1: Really yeah, okay, though, did y'all teachers tell you that
Speaker 1: I will always be here?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I can't.
Speaker 3: I always thought teachers like you can. I'll do anything
Speaker 3: for you, and that there is your teachers ever tell you?
Speaker 5: That's not my teachers, okay, not mine.
Speaker 3: They didn't really like me though, Was it because you
Speaker 3: were them? It's probably them. They just don't have good personality.
Speaker 3: That what you told your parents they hate me?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 3: I did. In fourth grade.
Speaker 5: I used to tell Miss Kanus hates me, hates me,
Speaker 5: and my parents didn't believe me. Then my mom came
Speaker 5: up there on Valentine's Day and she realized Miss Kingus
Speaker 5: hated me.
Speaker 3: But did you do something to make Miss Kangus hate you?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Our Yes, I was a male. Okay, so what's the nausi? Mister?
Speaker 3: The heroes are mister Susuzi?
Speaker 5: Yeah, hey yeah, Zeno, Shane McCoy and Michael Petrie.
Speaker 3: Thank you. That's what it's all about. That tell me
Speaker 3: something good. Let's play a game.
Speaker 2: This is trivia about lyrics of famous country songs. So
Speaker 2: we'll go around the room and I'll sing it. Answer
Speaker 2: the trivia question. Amy in Strawberry Wine by Dina Carter,
Speaker 2: Where was the guy working through.
Speaker 1: College on her grandpa's farm?
Speaker 3: Correct?
Speaker 2: Working to college and my grandpa's farm. Good Lunchbox and
Speaker 2: before he Cheats by Carrie Underwood. What name brand object
Speaker 2: does she use to destroy both headlights?
Speaker 3: Oh, it's a Louisville slugger.
Speaker 5: Correct us, a Louisville slugger on both headlights.
Speaker 3: Could y'all get job? Good job Eddie?
Speaker 2: In Song of the South by Alabama, what kind of
Speaker 2: pie makes them shut their mouth?
Speaker 3: Oh that's sweet potato pie. Sweet potato pie. Shut no mouth?
Speaker 2: Go guy with the wind, good job, Amy, What food
Speaker 2: do they poison? And goodbye Earl by the chicks in
Speaker 2: order to kill him.
Speaker 3: Black eye peace, black eyed peas, black eyed peas? Yeah
Speaker 3: that was it wasn't colored green?
Speaker 2: No, no, the answer is black eyed peas because we
Speaker 2: said it there. Yeah, you want to challenge it? No,
Speaker 2: no challenge, No challenge, lunchbox. The devil went down to Georgia.
Speaker 2: He was looking for a soul to steal. That's song
Speaker 2: by Charlie Daniels tells the story of the devil's failure.
Speaker 2: Just still a young man's soul in a fiddle contest.
Speaker 2: What's the name of the young man in the song?
Speaker 3: What? Who's the devil? Battling? Devil went down to Georgia
Speaker 3: is looking for a listen, Tim, I'm the best there everyone.
Speaker 5: No, I don't worry. Listen, Jim, They'll start a Mark Aaron,
Speaker 5: I'm the best ever? Was Phil? Charlie, Wait, Charlie, I'm
Speaker 5: the best I ever?
Speaker 3: Was David? Is he really gonna do this? Three? Aaron later,
Speaker 3: Walter g g George, Okay, you got a clock to
Speaker 3: Johnny crack.
Speaker 1: Shut up.
Speaker 5: There's no way that My name is Johnny and it
Speaker 5: might be a sin, but I take yours on the
Speaker 5: best ever again?
Speaker 3: Play possible?
Speaker 6: How did he go through this alphabet and they hit
Speaker 6: Johnny when he was counting down?
Speaker 5: I swear to you that was just the name that
Speaker 5: popped in my head at that second.
Speaker 3: Crazy, the Claude cat anything. I don't know, Johnny. It
Speaker 3: went for like five minutes. You're in Oh my god,
Speaker 3: that's ridiculous.
Speaker 1: Did you see the little when you're under pressure and
Speaker 1: I feel like Bobby gets down to the two seconds
Speaker 1: and then the one.
Speaker 5: Like literally popped in my head.
Speaker 3: Eddie, come on.
Speaker 5: In the song Fancy by Reba, the singer recalls the
Speaker 5: summer when she turned what age, Oh gosh.
Speaker 3: Summer I turn okay a possible.
Speaker 6: No, I really don't know this. I really don't know this.
Speaker 6: I mean, is she an adult? Like summer she turned eighteen?
Speaker 6: Let your answer, Yeah, she's eighteen.
Speaker 3: I remember it all very well looking back. It was
Speaker 3: the summer I turned eighteen.
Speaker 5: Oh, thank goodness, Amy and check yes or no? By
Speaker 5: George Strait. What was the name of the girl he
Speaker 5: used to sit beside in third grade?
Speaker 7: I used to sipisode, pink bo match, pink bow, pone
Speaker 7: match dress, and pone do I used to sit behind.
Speaker 1: All looks at my head is Emmy lou Hayes. But
Speaker 1: sometimes I don't know that I hear things right, and
Speaker 1: then I've been singing that that way for however decades.
Speaker 3: So yes or no? The name of the girl, I.
Speaker 1: Mean, I don't know if this is her name, but
Speaker 1: this I've been singing, Emmy lou Hayes.
Speaker 3: The answer is Emmy lou Hayes.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 5: I sip side Lunchbox and wagon Will by Darius Rutger.
Speaker 5: The singer catches a trucker out of Philly who is
Speaker 5: headed west from where?
Speaker 3: And wagon Will by Darius Rutger.
Speaker 5: The singer catches the trucker out of Philly who's headed
Speaker 5: west from where?
Speaker 3: Where is he going there? The Cumberland Gap he's going
Speaker 3: to the Cumberland Gap. Picked up a trucker out of Philly,
Speaker 3: heading west out of I mean Cumberling Gap. Who's screwing?
Speaker 3: It has to be Cumberland. I don't know whether the
Speaker 3: Cumberland Gap is though, or was he heading west? I
Speaker 3: mean it's got to be Cumberland Gap. What Cumberland Gap? Correct?
Speaker 2: Dude, that's crazy. I got a trucker out of Philly,
Speaker 2: had a nice long talk. He's adding west from the
Speaker 2: Cumberland Gap. City Eddie in Summertime by Kenny Chesney. The
Speaker 2: singer describes items and an old ford. What is the
Speaker 2: location of the you who bottle?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 3: That's that's what I thought. The question was that you
Speaker 3: uh you who bottle?
Speaker 6: Okay, summertime? And then phone and then on the floorboard
Speaker 6: and the you who the dash?
Speaker 3: What's the location of the uh bottle? Oh?
Speaker 6: The dash sounds familiar. The dash, isn't that the dashboard?
Speaker 6: There's the bottle of you on the dashboard. There's a floorboard.
Speaker 3: Man, I really don't know this. I'm gonna go with
Speaker 3: the dash floor ward. No, you said it right the
Speaker 3: parst time you're saying it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, also makes sense?
Speaker 3: Why well, we wouldn't be on the dash fall off, man, Eddie,
Speaker 3: you're out?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: What's up?
Speaker 8: Music?
Speaker 3: Game? Up? Those music champions?
Speaker 2: We are Amy and Chattahoochee by Alan Jackson. They fog
Speaker 2: up the windows. And what branded?
Speaker 1: Truck mouth Chevy something something something heavy, Chevy Chevy.
Speaker 2: Chevy lunchbox and body like a back road? What speed
Speaker 2: are they driving?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 3: Man, body like a back row going singing? Man, I
Speaker 3: don't hips like honey and gas don't do that.
Speaker 1: That's confusing.
Speaker 3: Hold on what hater?
Speaker 7: Uh?
Speaker 3: They're going fifty five thirty five going slow? They're in the.
Speaker 5: Back rows, hind body like a back road? What speed
Speaker 5: are they driving? Because they yeah, because.
Speaker 3: A thirty hips song thirty like hips like honey thirty
Speaker 3: and honey? Is that rhyme? Thirty five and honey just
Speaker 3: thirty and honey? Rhyme to you? I don't know.
Speaker 5: I'm trying to say it out loud now, I'm asking
Speaker 5: if it rhymes kind of thirty honey?
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: No, there's so many songs and they both go and
Speaker 1: why and body like a back road?
Speaker 3: What speed they're driving? Oh? Back road? Forty five thirty
Speaker 3: five fifty five? Amy? Do you know it?
Speaker 1: I can't get to it. My brain's trying. I'm trying.
Speaker 1: I'm trying.
Speaker 5: Fifteen, fifteen, thirty, Music Champ, What happened?
Speaker 3: Music Champ? You want the last two?
Speaker 5: Amy?
Speaker 3: This is for you only, Amy Only. I had it
Speaker 3: in dust on You answer like seventeen, no, no, but I
Speaker 3: had fifteen but then I was dust on the bottle.
Speaker 3: What was the name of the guy who lives?
Speaker 1: Creole Williams down?
Speaker 2: Wow Williams show off in the chorus Have I had
Speaker 2: some help? By post Malone and Morgan Walland they say
Speaker 2: teamwork makes the blank work?
Speaker 1: Well, it's dream obviously, Okay. I thought it was more complicated.
Speaker 3: Get Lunchboks. What's the parking spot issue?
Speaker 5: I want to know how long you can wait to
Speaker 5: turn into a parking spot?
Speaker 3: What do you mean?
Speaker 5: Because I was going to a restaurant where you turn
Speaker 5: from the street and it's right in the parking lot
Speaker 5: and there's a parking spot and I'm holding up traffic. Oh,
Speaker 5: so you're sitting in the road with my blinker on
Speaker 5: because it's a small parking lot and if not, I
Speaker 5: got to park two blocks down the road and these
Speaker 5: people are getting in their vehicle, so I'm like, oh,
Speaker 5: left turn, blinker, let's put it on. These people are
Speaker 5: taking their time. Cars behind me are starting to stack up,
Speaker 5: horns are starting to be honked. Single lane, yeah, one
Speaker 5: lane this way, one lane that way, and they can't
Speaker 5: get around me because there's a parking lot on the
Speaker 5: right hand side, so they're just stuck. And I just
Speaker 5: sit there and sit there, and I'm probably there for
Speaker 5: about two minutes, and they are honking.
Speaker 3: I look in the.
Speaker 5: Rear view getting the bird from the person behind me,
Speaker 5: and I'm like no, I'm just like I'm just sitting there,
Speaker 5: like I got my blinker on. I'm waiting for that spot.
Speaker 5: I'm not parking. Two blocks down the road and the
Speaker 5: car backs out and I go to turn in in
Speaker 5: that car and like hog says, they're going by again,
Speaker 5: And I was like, well, I was waiting for a
Speaker 5: parking spot. I had my blinker on. Sorry, you are
Speaker 5: not waiting for that parking spot. So what's the etiquette?
Speaker 5: How long can you wait? So?
Speaker 3: How long can you hold traffic up for a parking spot?
Speaker 1: A question I would not do that is there you
Speaker 1: can a little bit because it's not a long situation in.
Speaker 3: The room, but it's like taking the left of the light.
Speaker 3: Take a breath.
Speaker 2: Sometimes if I have to parallel park and I soak
Speaker 2: it parking and your there's one lane, you all turn
Speaker 2: your your I think, don't think, don't you, because then
Speaker 2: you got to back up and you're holding everybody s people.
Speaker 3: So but you're moving, I know.
Speaker 2: But sometimes you just got to sit there for a
Speaker 2: second until, like people For me, especially because I suck
Speaker 2: at parking eight degrees.
Speaker 3: I don't think the answer is no time. I think
Speaker 3: you guys are wrong on that. Really. I think he
Speaker 3: probably waited longer than I would.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't have held it up for six but I
Speaker 2: think I would of rolled my window down and said, hey, guys,
Speaker 2: are you guys almost done with I'm gonna use your spot?
Speaker 3: Not in the mean way. Did you do that at all? Nope?
Speaker 3: Why because they came to their car.
Speaker 5: There was like four people, there were adults, and they
Speaker 5: got in the car and they turned their lights on,
Speaker 5: you know, and then they just sat.
Speaker 3: There for a minute. They stalling on purpose? No, I
Speaker 3: don't think.
Speaker 7: So.
Speaker 3: Maybe they were like looking up directions where they were
Speaker 3: going next. I don't know.
Speaker 5: I wasn't inside their vehicle, but it took them a
Speaker 5: little while to reverse, and I was like, I'm not moving.
Speaker 3: Okay, So this is what I would saying, thinking about
Speaker 3: this for twenty seconds.
Speaker 2: Now, as long as it looks like there's a forward
Speaker 2: motion with the car that's coming out, meaning that people
Speaker 2: are in emotion to go to the car they're in,
Speaker 2: they put the reverse lights as long.
Speaker 3: As you see.
Speaker 2: But if at any point it doesn't look like they're
Speaker 2: coming out, like backing out, they're having a conversation in the.
Speaker 3: Car, you gotta go on.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so I don't know that I'm assigning a time
Speaker 2: to it, but if ever they get in, it's like, oh,
Speaker 2: maybe they're not going to move right. You have to
Speaker 2: just go on. But I would have held it up
Speaker 2: for a minute, but not too much.
Speaker 3: It was definitely two minutes. On a single lane.
Speaker 2: You deserve the bird, for sure. Would you have birded him,
Speaker 2: I would have honked. I think I would have understood.
Speaker 1: I would have too, but I would be like, huh,
Speaker 1: this is a little frustrating. I'm not going to get mad.
Speaker 1: I'm not honking. I'm not giving the bird. No, I'm
Speaker 1: not hounk. I'm not not a honker.
Speaker 3: Just one little and I get it. You need to
Speaker 3: do the dead as somebody's looking at the phone in
Speaker 3: a red lie.
Speaker 1: Oh that's it, I'll do that.
Speaker 3: That's what I said.
Speaker 2: But I'm a believer that we should now put a
Speaker 2: second horn of a different tone in cars.
Speaker 3: Friendlier, friendlier for that reason.
Speaker 2: So when I hit the small horn, that is somebody going, hey,
Speaker 2: I got your back, take a look up.
Speaker 3: We have a go.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we need we have traditional horn. That's hey, here's
Speaker 2: a noise.
Speaker 3: Pay attention, idiot, stupid head.
Speaker 2: Sure yeah, then you or when you hear the high pitch,
Speaker 2: when you're like, oh that that's the looking out for
Speaker 2: you horn. God, hey the light just turned green. You
Speaker 2: can go ahead and go. You can look up from
Speaker 2: twitter like I felt that. I think we need that
Speaker 2: in cars.
Speaker 3: Horn. That's the bigger one. That's just and the longer
Speaker 3: you hold it, the bigger it was being held.
Speaker 6: But what if you like accidentally hit the mean horn
Speaker 6: when you really meant it, do you say like, that's
Speaker 6: on you.
Speaker 3: That's you, Yeah, that's on you. It's sort of like
Speaker 3: when you cut someone off, you throw your hand up like,
Speaker 3: oh my bad. You just got to say my bad.
Speaker 1: Well that's you feel like if you accidentally hit the
Speaker 1: mean when you follow up with the nice one, that's his.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: Sometimes when someone cuts me off, they do my bad.
Speaker 2: I think they're like flipping me off because it's such
Speaker 2: a hot you can't tell.
Speaker 3: Sometimes you can't.
Speaker 2: It's also there's a fine line because, like you're describing life,
Speaker 2: you were just sitting there being cool because you just
Speaker 2: had to show coolness. If I, like, pull too far
Speaker 2: in and there's a light and somebody needs to drive through,
Speaker 2: but I'm blocking it, I'll just act like I don't
Speaker 2: see anything except right in front of me.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, it's my fault. It's my fault.
Speaker 2: I pulled too far up and the traffic lights holding
Speaker 2: cars back, and now cars need to come through the intersection,
Speaker 2: but I'm blocking it. I'm not looking anywhere but right ahead,
Speaker 2: and I'm not acknowledging anything in the world is happening
Speaker 2: around me because I know I messed up. That's all me.
Speaker 2: I'm just gonna look forward. Sometimes it's like somebody coming
Speaker 2: to your car on the side.
Speaker 3: Of the road. Oh yeah, you just they're not there
Speaker 3: when they get out.
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 2: No, someone like if they're like asking for money, depending
Speaker 2: on the situation. I don't want to give everybody money.
Speaker 2: Sometimes I don't believe you, he says, serve in Vietnam War.
Speaker 2: You know, look at day over thirty, sir, But why
Speaker 2: not say hi to them? They're already lying? So why
Speaker 2: a you're believing in the else they're saying. See, I'd
Speaker 2: be I waved doing Like, how's it going?
Speaker 3: If they have a dog? Give him my wallet? Here,
Speaker 3: take the wallet for the dog.
Speaker 2: Yeah, take the wall, but you better buy all of
Speaker 2: the all right, So I'm gonna say lunchbox. As long
Speaker 2: as it's four movement with the person leaving the spot,
Speaker 2: You're okay. I think you run a little too long,
Speaker 2: but I'm still on your side more than they are
Speaker 2: their haters.
Speaker 3: Fifteen seconds. Thank you. Here's a voicemail from Hannah good
Speaker 3: more about bones show.
Speaker 12: My name is Hannah from Port Wayne, Indiana, and I'm
Speaker 12: gonna try to get through this joke without dying laughing.
Speaker 12: But what is a chicken's favorite brand of clothing to wear?
Speaker 3: That's a good one to me.
Speaker 5: I hope you all enjoyed that.
Speaker 3: A plus delivery too, Hey plus did good? All right,
Speaker 3: here's the next one.
Speaker 12: I had a question for bodies.
Speaker 3: I know a while back that you had some shoulder
Speaker 3: pain and then you had.
Speaker 12: A chiropractor come out and adjust you. When I was
Speaker 12: just wondering how that's going, if you're still seeing.
Speaker 9: Him, or if the shoulder pain it's assalved.
Speaker 2: Log My shoulder pain wasn't really like a like a
Speaker 2: bone thing or a setting. I tore muscles, So I
Speaker 2: don't think a chiropractor resetting anything is actually going to
Speaker 2: fix the torn muscles. What I was doing is trying
Speaker 2: to make sure my body was in line so my
Speaker 2: muscles could heal faster, which I'm ninety five percent better
Speaker 2: of the problem is I keep throwing the ball.
Speaker 1: Rank.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And then what happened then was I was throwing
Speaker 2: the ball in a different way because my shoulder was
Speaker 2: hurting from the tears. And now I've hurt my elbow
Speaker 2: because I'm throwing in a new way. But I don't
Speaker 2: think you end up needing shoulder surgery amputation. Oh, get
Speaker 2: rid of the ionic arm, we hope before h Yeah,
Speaker 2: the chiropractor that comes in is was there to kind
Speaker 2: of reset my body so I could heal. Has nothing
Speaker 2: really to do with the tears in the shoulder, but no,
Speaker 2: I love him. I love when he comes in because
Speaker 2: it's free.
Speaker 3: It's nice. That was a good part. All right, let's
Speaker 3: do number four.
Speaker 12: I just want to know him. Wait, bring you back?
Speaker 1: Just football season, lunch blogs versus the ladies.
Speaker 5: I thought it was so funny and I always played
Speaker 5: along with it.
Speaker 3: Who was just like in my car? So yeah, lunchblogs
Speaker 3: versus the ladies.
Speaker 6: I think we should bring it back.
Speaker 12: Let me know what you think.
Speaker 2: It just turned into such domination. Yeah, because he's really good,
Speaker 2: like he knows a lot about football. But like the
Speaker 2: last two years that we did it, he didn't lose.
Speaker 2: So it was such domination. Not only that he talk
Speaker 2: so much crap to the women on the phone.
Speaker 1: I oh, okay, so that people would call in and
Speaker 1: they were real confident in their football knowledge and then okay,
Speaker 1: got it. I was I needed to recap.
Speaker 6: There were women and they thought that they could beat lunch. Yeah,
Speaker 6: he just dominated.
Speaker 2: Well not even that he screamed, no woman can beat
Speaker 2: mem Yes again, women called and then he just dominated them.
Speaker 3: All.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, So I'm open to the idea of bringing
Speaker 2: it back, but.
Speaker 3: We'll think about it. But I mean, it's any woman
Speaker 3: that loves to shave her head. That'll okay, Okay.
Speaker 2: We will think about that. Thank you for suggesting it.
Speaker 2: I'll go talk to the staff. Do you want to
Speaker 2: do it?
Speaker 3: I mean, yeah, so good man, But I don't. I
Speaker 3: don't think anybody can be I do.
Speaker 1: There's somebody out there that can be in what's not somebody?
Speaker 1: A woman? There is a woman out there.
Speaker 3: It's not football season yet. We'll see.
Speaker 2: Uh well, I'll put it on the board to have
Speaker 2: a discussion with the board about Okay, it's just me.
Speaker 3: I'll talk to talk to the board. The pile of stories.
Speaker 1: Bobby, I know your allergies are really bad. Do you
Speaker 1: wax or tweeze your nose hairs?
Speaker 3: Yeah? I pull them out on the fingers. Okay, say
Speaker 3: you wax them? No, I don't. I'll rip them out
Speaker 3: on the fingers.
Speaker 2: I do have a nose like little clipper that I
Speaker 2: remember to use about once every three months. If I'm
Speaker 2: happening to be in my bathroom and my noses are
Speaker 2: so long I've touch my lip, I'll be like, oh,
Speaker 2: I should get that. Otherwise I would just grab my
Speaker 2: fingers and rip them out and deal with the eyes
Speaker 2: watering well.
Speaker 1: Experts warn that tweezing nose hairs may make allergies worse.
Speaker 1: The hairs are there for a reason. They trap dust,
Speaker 1: pullen other airborne particles.
Speaker 2: No, it looks like a mustache on me. They get
Speaker 2: so long. I would rather deal with.
Speaker 3: The allergies than have those nose hairs coming all out.
Speaker 1: Well, it helps filter the air, and so their thing
Speaker 1: is causing some issues for people because more and more
Speaker 1: people are doing the thing where they put the wax
Speaker 1: up in there and let it dry and then rip
Speaker 1: it out and then you have no protection. It also
Speaker 1: helps with moisture. It like creates like this humidity in
Speaker 1: your nose, which is good for your respiratory system. So
Speaker 1: who knew there's all kinds of issues if you wax
Speaker 1: or tweeze your nose hairs.
Speaker 2: You know why we have hair like under our arms
Speaker 2: and stuff to have a scent, so that scent is
Speaker 2: attractive to people like cave man daise. That's why you
Speaker 2: had hair to hold scent. The bo is attractive well
Speaker 2: than the cave man day. Although some people like that
Speaker 2: musty smell and that is bizarre.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I don't.
Speaker 3: I like mine.
Speaker 2: I don't like anybody else gross.
Speaker 1: All right, so three doctors in Houston or just find
Speaker 1: like fifteen million dollars because they would have two surgeries
Speaker 1: going at the same time, what and they would kind
Speaker 1: of go back and forth and leave really complicated like
Speaker 1: heart surgery type stuff to other younger surgeon type people
Speaker 1: through in the room or people not as qualified. And
Speaker 1: there was a whistleblower.
Speaker 2: I'm surprised that's illegal, not that it should be, but
Speaker 2: with doctors, they're balancing room to room. Yeah, sometimes letting
Speaker 2: the nurse do all the work at least FA I
Speaker 2: guess I'm surprised.
Speaker 6: And I would think you'd get someone just to do
Speaker 6: the easy stuff, like hey, just do that for me,
Speaker 6: not the easy part.
Speaker 1: FBI in Houston was involved in this, and there was
Speaker 1: three surgeons, it says to her quote, they engaged in
Speaker 1: the regular practice of running two operating rooms at once
Speaker 1: while delegating key aspects of extremely complicated and risky heart
Speaker 1: surgeries to unqualified medical residents. So they were like, yeah,
Speaker 1: this is not good. In the whistleblower they get a
Speaker 1: cut of that. So when fifty million goes out, the
Speaker 1: whistle blower gets three million dollars.
Speaker 2: They hold on, hold on, define happens and if it's paid.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there's something called the False Claims Act.
Speaker 2: Well insurance would pay like malpractice insurance. If it happens,
Speaker 2: insurance would pay that, so the money would probably be paid.
Speaker 2: I like it that there are rules that you can't
Speaker 2: do two surgeries at once. I'm surprised there are rules
Speaker 2: based with how spread then our doctors are.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but good for them.
Speaker 6: And these guys were double dipping, just trying to get
Speaker 6: double like the money.
Speaker 3: Or the pressures on them, or they lose their job.
Speaker 1: If they don't know it's quantity over quit.
Speaker 5: At surgery, or they get the surgeries done on Wednesday.
Speaker 5: That way they have Thursday and Friday off.
Speaker 3: That's not a bad idea, but I don't think that's
Speaker 3: really it.
Speaker 1: Sometimes you can come in and they need a surgery.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, those aren't no surgery days in general. But
Speaker 2: I would think that probably if I were doing the
Speaker 2: I'm going to assume the best in folks. It's the
Speaker 2: pressure of being a doctor and getting all this done,
Speaker 2: and you're held to a certain standard by the board
Speaker 2: to get this many surgeries done unless lunch is right,
Speaker 2: and they're just like trying to buy another cattle hack.
Speaker 2: You know, but I like that one surgery at a time. Yeah,
Speaker 2: all your focus on one. Up to three a day,
Speaker 2: no more than three? Okay, what else?
Speaker 1: So study found those sitting all day may not kill
Speaker 1: you if you drink enough coffee along with it. So
Speaker 1: coffee drinkers who sit all day are twenty four percent
Speaker 1: less likely to die young than people who said all day.
Speaker 3: Tank you buy the coffee makers of America. There's no chances.
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 1: I saw this. I saw this story five different places.
Speaker 1: So I'm just bringing it to you in case you
Speaker 1: have a sedentary.
Speaker 2: Job, drink more coffee, Bill Proud, stay there and just
Speaker 2: drink coffee.
Speaker 3: That's the way to fix it. Yeah, okay, I Mamy.
Speaker 3: That's my pile. That was Amy's pile of story. It's
Speaker 3: time for the good news produce.
Speaker 6: Already, realtor Nick was working in Arizona. He was showing
Speaker 6: a house. Dude's so close to closing the deal. He's
Speaker 6: showing in the living room, the kitchen. He looks out
Speaker 6: the wind and he's like, whoa that house nearby that
Speaker 6: that's on fire.
Speaker 3: So he steps out two houses down. He's working like
Speaker 3: he's showing you how there's people.
Speaker 6: Look at the house that everything. He runs over to
Speaker 6: the house. Sure enough, it's on fire. Him and a
Speaker 6: couple other neighbors run out. They knock on doors, make
Speaker 6: sure no one's in there, because he thinks that hey, valuables,
Speaker 6: they can be replaced, but not humans. Goes in the house, searches,
Speaker 6: finds no people, but he finds a dog. They save
Speaker 6: the dog, save the dog, and sure enough the house
Speaker 6: was engulfed in flames and gone, gone, gone. But the
Speaker 6: town is calling him a hero. But you know what,
Speaker 6: Rick Nick said, I'm not a hero, man, I'm just
Speaker 6: doing my job.
Speaker 2: Real heroes say they're not a hero. That's why we
Speaker 2: know he's a hero. Right, that's right, that's a good story.
Speaker 2: I bet that family, h yeah, they're probably destroyed because
Speaker 2: their house is gone. Yeah, but I bet they're also like, dang,
Speaker 2: that's awesome. He saved our dog.
Speaker 6: And the people that were looking at the house are like,
Speaker 6: they have to buy it now, right because like realtor Nick,
Speaker 6: he's the man.
Speaker 2: Well, they've got to buy one with him. It may
Speaker 2: not be the one they were looking at, but they're
Speaker 2: not leaving realtive.
Speaker 3: Correct. Okay, good story, that is what it's.
Speaker 2: All about that was telling me something good. I hear's
Speaker 2: the voicemail from Brandy and Louisiana.
Speaker 12: I started cracking up thinking about lunchbox today because my
Speaker 12: termline inspector came to do their yearly termite inspection for
Speaker 12: our contract, and about ten minutes after he left, I
Speaker 12: got an email and it said how did your termine
Speaker 12: inspector do? And you could ate them? And then the
Speaker 12: next question was would you like to leave your termite
Speaker 12: inspector a tip? I'm starting to laugh and I thought
Speaker 12: about a lunchbox.
Speaker 2: How would you even if you're a terminates inspected to
Speaker 2: doing a good job right? You leave tips for people
Speaker 2: that do quality service. How would you know if he
Speaker 2: inspected correctly? You have no idea, nothing. That's a weird
Speaker 2: thing to get an email going when you leave a tip.
Speaker 5: How she replied to me like, no, I'm not gonna
Speaker 5: tip me his job. This is so stupid. I'm not
Speaker 5: using your company anymore. I don't even review things. Yeah,
Speaker 5: you could just say no to no, you can just
Speaker 5: not pay attention to the email. But I don't even
Speaker 5: look at those emails, like what you reviews? I don't
Speaker 5: review things. I should I guess do you guys do that?
Speaker 1: Sometimes they'll give you a discount if you leave a review.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I got thirty dollars off something the other day for
Speaker 1: going to Facebook and saying you gut scammed.
Speaker 3: I don't know what you're about to say, but you
Speaker 3: got scammed. Whatever's happening.
Speaker 1: No, I just had to go to the page and
Speaker 1: say specifically, Charles did a great job, and I got
Speaker 1: thirty dollars off.
Speaker 3: That's it. I'm reviewing.
Speaker 2: No everything, you just go right, Charles is a great
Speaker 2: job on everything to see if we don't even have
Speaker 2: a char.
Speaker 1: I mean company, you worked there, Charles.
Speaker 3: All right, let's go. It's time for Amy's Morning Corny,
Speaker 3: the Mourning Corny.
Speaker 1: What do you call a detective who accidentally solves all
Speaker 1: his cases? Sheer luck Holmes, that.
Speaker 3: Was the morning Corny.
Speaker 2: You're selecting songs that get stuck in your head. We're
Speaker 2: doing a draft. Lunchbox, won the dice, roll backstage, lunchbox
Speaker 2: will go first.
Speaker 3: Lunchbox songs that get stuck in your head?
Speaker 5: Go ahead, Uh tub thumping, I get knocked down.
Speaker 3: Gonna keep me I'm never gonna keep me down. Yeah,
Speaker 3: A sort of stuck in there. Well, not right now.
Speaker 3: It's not stuck in my head right now, but I
Speaker 3: got it. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Oh yes, chumba wamba, tub thumping. Yes, I get knocked down,
Speaker 2: but I get up again.
Speaker 3: It's a jam.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it has a second part, pissing way, both both parts.
Speaker 5: It's a whiskey drink good ones, drink Eddy most annoying
Speaker 5: songs to get stuck in your head.
Speaker 3: This is so easy. Who Let the Dogs Out? That
Speaker 3: would have been my first pig. I hate that song.
Speaker 2: It's played it sporting events, over the top, and I
Speaker 2: hate the song and I sing it for three hours.
Speaker 3: It's too much. Man Good Morgan.
Speaker 9: I cannot believe the number one pick made it all
Speaker 9: the way to me. Guys, it's baby shark, baby shark,
Speaker 9: d baby.
Speaker 3: Great pick. I was saving you because you didn't have kids,
Speaker 3: so I didn't think you'd take it.
Speaker 1: Everybody knows every single person that.
Speaker 3: Doesn't have kids. Sure, I'm gonna do like that.
Speaker 5: I'm just gonna go. I was saving it. If I missed, No,
Speaker 5: I really had doing that. I was saving it, but
Speaker 5: I have kids.
Speaker 3: I was definitely wow, great baby short.
Speaker 4: They're older guys, Raymundo, Yeah, that kind of screwed me
Speaker 4: those all three. Yeah, I'm gonna just do a country song.
Speaker 4: Give me fancy like Walker Hayes.
Speaker 3: Oh wow, that's good. I'm liked Applebee's and Applebee's. Okay,
Speaker 3: is this the.
Speaker 1: Title of the song. Barbie Girl? Okay, I'm a Barbie girl.
Speaker 3: Barbie Girl aqua I like that one. Yeah, it's okay.
Speaker 3: Barbie go to a party.
Speaker 5: Oh no, no, that's not that. I don't make fun
Speaker 5: of him, don't know, that's not it. Okay, Barbie, let's
Speaker 5: go party. Let's go party. Don't make fun of lunchbox
Speaker 5: if it's stuck in my head. Now, okay, so now
Speaker 5: we go backward.
Speaker 3: Hang it.
Speaker 2: Amy had Barbie Girl, and you'll go first since you
Speaker 2: went last. Go ahead, m m Anson BOP's good.
Speaker 3: We got it, We got it, We got it. Ray
Speaker 3: Mundo for Eddie Macarena.
Speaker 5: Because he's Mexican, like shout out to Mexican Eddie, shoutina.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Raymundo Cockarina is a Macarena. Ray Mundo is not
Speaker 3: Hispanic Mexican Latin anyway. He just invented the name, right,
Speaker 3: and it's mock got in it.
Speaker 2: And then people people think Ray Mundo's Mexican dude, it's
Speaker 2: so dumb.
Speaker 3: Mockerina Okay, was that big and your culture? Ready? No man, okay,
Speaker 3: no Morgan. Yeah, another one. I'm not sure how made
Speaker 3: it to me.
Speaker 1: But Friday, right, get down on Friday.
Speaker 3: That's what the week I was saving that one right here,
Speaker 3: that's what I had circle for the most second round
Speaker 3: Baby Shark and Friday by Rebecca black Well.
Speaker 6: Eddie, I don't have to go Disney, let it go.
Speaker 6: It goes frozen, so annoying. Let it go frozen.
Speaker 3: Lunchbox, you have top Thumping from Chumbawamba. Yeah, are you ready?
Speaker 3: Call me? Maybe call the bay Jefson. That's a good one.
Speaker 3: I just met you. This is crazy. Here's my number,
Speaker 3: so call me maybe.
Speaker 2: I like that one, but it gets stuck in your
Speaker 2: head top Thumping and call me maybe so far Lunchboxes team,
Speaker 2: he gets to go one final time here, Lunchbox, you
Speaker 2: go first round?
Speaker 5: Three?
Speaker 3: Go ahead? Yeah? What other songs get stuck in your head? Yeah?
Speaker 3: What are you looking at my list? He's got scribbles?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I got them all scribbled out, and I'm trying
Speaker 5: to figure figure out what I got left.
Speaker 3: You got a clock. That's not the guy think I
Speaker 3: enjoy listening the drums.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I should listened to more music.
Speaker 3: I'm trying to think. What the.
Speaker 5: Seconds if you're googling, No, I'm not googlingally this is
Speaker 5: all on my list. Three seconds you get pooped.
Speaker 3: Give me I'm gonna be. I'm gonna write that five
Speaker 3: thousand that Proclaimers. I don't know how he said. I'm
Speaker 3: not gonna be said, he said he has the Proclaimers.
Speaker 3: I don't know that. I will walk five hundred miles
Speaker 3: and I will walk.
Speaker 2: Five hundred more called I'm gonna be. I'm gonna r
Speaker 2: five hundred miles.
Speaker 3: Thank you. That's a good one, because yeah, you can
Speaker 3: like him. It's not the worst annoying annoying.
Speaker 5: In this okay, but still it's annoying that they get
Speaker 5: stuck in your head.
Speaker 3: Eddie have who Let the dogs out and let it
Speaker 3: go from frozen.
Speaker 6: Okay, now that you've clarified, I'm gonna throw this is
Speaker 6: never not clarified.
Speaker 3: See I thought I had it classified.
Speaker 6: As annoying to you thought yeah, yeah, yeah. So now
Speaker 6: that that's out of my head, give me whoop.
Speaker 3: There it is whoo there it is there. It is
Speaker 3: tag team. We like that. I could be in trouble
Speaker 3: Morgan Yeah, yeah, another one.
Speaker 9: I'm not sure how mes me Gangham style Yeah, gang
Speaker 9: style by side Raymundo.
Speaker 4: Anytime you land in LA it's in your head. Party
Speaker 4: in the US at a strong round three pick?
Speaker 3: Right there?
Speaker 2: Good one, Amy, you have the final pick. You have
Speaker 2: Barbie Girl and Bob. Who's gonna be your your third
Speaker 2: pick here on your team?
Speaker 1: I just have it in my head. Look at this photograph,
Speaker 1: nickelback photograph photograph anytime you do?
Speaker 3: What makes me last annoying?
Speaker 2: Joey his head and Joe I know Joey from that
Speaker 2: Who's joy Joy moy?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 2: Like I think he said that? No, Joey, and like
Speaker 2: what is on his head? He's a pretty snickel back
Speaker 2: back in the day.
Speaker 3: Is that the I'll take the burrito? No, that would
Speaker 3: be rock star.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I love that one.
Speaker 3: I like a nickel back to you pick photograph though.
Speaker 1: Well that's just how it came to me.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, let me let's look at the teams here.
Speaker 5: Lunchbox has tough thumping, I get knocked down, call me
Speaker 5: maybe I just met you and I'm gonna be now.
Speaker 3: I would walk five hundred miles.
Speaker 5: Eddie has who Let the Dogs Out, Let It Go,
Speaker 5: Let It Go, and Whoop there it is.
Speaker 2: Morgan has Heaby Sharp. She could have picked that one
Speaker 2: song and I think that wins by myself. She has
Speaker 2: Rebecca Black Friday and then also Gangdam Style. Raymundo has
Speaker 2: Fancy Like Macarena dedicated to Eddie and Party in the USA.
Speaker 2: And Amy has Barbie girlton bopping photograph from Nicobac. Probably
Speaker 2: Amy finish his last and goes from more but see,
Speaker 2: we'll see.
Speaker 1: Five hundred miles guy over here. But I know that's
Speaker 1: a good song, but I don't know that people read it.
Speaker 6: And now it could be close between lunchbox five hundred
Speaker 6: miles guys.
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