Speaker 1: It's time for the Bobby Bones post show. Here's your host,
Speaker 1: Bobby Bones. I did see your sign, Eddie, because you
Speaker 1: have one. I don't think he changed it every day anymore,
Speaker 1: I do. I was just out of town. You still
Speaker 1: change it every day, yes, but you know what, I
Speaker 1: did miss a couple of days of changing it exactly,
Speaker 1: and my and one of my boys changed it for me.
Speaker 1: So Eddie has a little sign at his house, and
Speaker 1: it's just like if you were to draw by a
Speaker 1: business and they have the big sign with the arrow
Speaker 1: on top of it and they write a little message
Speaker 1: or church. Sometimes they ride a little message yes, like
Speaker 1: a little marquis. He got one of those, and so
Speaker 1: the one said like Cowboys win or something was yes.
Speaker 1: Because the boys every like Monday night Sunday night football games.
Speaker 1: They can't finish the game. They watched the first half
Speaker 1: and then it's bedtime. So I like to leave the
Speaker 1: final score up of the marquise so when they wake
Speaker 1: up for school they see the score. Amy noticed something
Speaker 1: a little weird about to sign. Yeah. He has these
Speaker 1: little emoji stickers that he puts on there, and there
Speaker 1: was a smiley face. That makes sense. Yea Cowboys and
Speaker 1: then he has a glass of red wine. Yeah emoji,
Speaker 1: and then a cocktail and then but under the caption
Speaker 1: in his stories, he's like, the kids are gonna wake
Speaker 1: up so happy, and it's like this signus for the kids.
Speaker 1: And I just didn't know why you put alcohol emojis
Speaker 1: on there? Why because what do you do when the
Speaker 1: cowboys when you celebrate, So you're associating alcohol into celebration
Speaker 1: with your kids. Yeah, all right, well well well we'll
Speaker 1: hold on im back that up a little bit. When
Speaker 1: I watched the games, I'm drinking little glass of red wine,
Speaker 1: so they probably associate like, oh dad, cowboys watching red wine,
Speaker 1: maybe having a beer. I just thought it was perfect.
Speaker 1: It's just funny celebration cowboys win. Yeah. She just thought
Speaker 1: you could have put like other kid night things party
Speaker 1: emoji with this thing. There weren't a lot of emojis,
Speaker 1: maybe like five or six. That makes more sense if
Speaker 1: you're just using the best ones do you have for
Speaker 1: the time, Like then there was a joint, No, there
Speaker 1: was not one of those. Sam and Washington is on
Speaker 1: the phone right now. Hello, Sam, How are you great?
Speaker 1: How are you guys doing pretty good? What can we
Speaker 1: do for you. So I just wanted to be an
Speaker 1: enable and tell you guys that you really do need
Speaker 1: to play the lottery pool. Thank you? Why? Why? Yeah? Why?
Speaker 1: My aunt who lives in Missouri played the lottery pool
Speaker 1: for a couple of years with her co workers and
Speaker 1: like one two million dollars. That's fun. Yeah, guys play
Speaker 1: and they lose. Lunchbox, I'll send you. How much? Am
Speaker 1: I sending you twenty bucks? Yeah? But other people have
Speaker 1: to be in for twenty bucks too or I'm in. OK. Yeah,
Speaker 1: because every time Lunchbox has done this, we've never seen
Speaker 1: the take. We've never seen the tickets. Oh my god,
Speaker 1: he went four dollars. I play all the time and
Speaker 1: I went twenty twenty five, five hundred ones. So my
Speaker 1: theory is either I'm not saying he's a liar, but
Speaker 1: I just think he's bad luck. And even in Vegas,
Speaker 1: he gave me bad luck advice, the wrong person to
Speaker 1: send to buy the ticket. That's a good point. It's
Speaker 1: a terrible karma and everything that's true. So we should
Speaker 1: send Scuba Steve to twenty bucks and let him get
Speaker 1: the tickets for all of us. I like that a
Speaker 1: lot better. Oh, this is devastating to him. Pay Yeah,
Speaker 1: did you go with me? He just I don't want
Speaker 1: him touch the money. I don't want him to be
Speaker 1: holding the tickets and checking them. He does have a
Speaker 1: point a whole lot, and I have played a whole lot,
Speaker 1: but the number one. Okay, So I wouldn't look at
Speaker 1: this as an advantage to you. What if it's positive,
Speaker 1: this helps us, it helps If it helps us, it
Speaker 1: helps you, Scuba good. No, I always ruined your bid.
Speaker 1: We have to handle this with care. I gave him.
Speaker 1: I gave him great luck in Vegas, like I was
Speaker 1: the one that told him, hey, man, you're playing the
Speaker 1: wrong odds. And he didn't care. He didn't care about odds. Hey,
Speaker 1: lunch one, lunch box, you're you're a smart, good looking dude. Yeah,
Speaker 1: everyone love loves you, but you do you always say
Speaker 1: the lottery gods are against you for some reason or whatever.
Speaker 1: It is a lot, right, So maybe we should just
Speaker 1: try something new. What if this idea is a gift? No,
Speaker 1: because you guys are gonna be like we almost had him.
Speaker 1: Here's the problem, because then you guys are gonna look
Speaker 1: to Scuba as a lottery guy. You're gonna look for like,
Speaker 1: we will win if we win. If we win, you're
Speaker 1: gonna give all the credit to Scoo if one who cares?
Speaker 1: Who cares about credit? We got money? I care? No, no, no,
Speaker 1: we would never be doing this without you. You will
Speaker 1: always get the credit. Guys, can we agree that if
Speaker 1: we do win, we and we were on the news,
Speaker 1: we can say lunch Box did this. Yes, it was
Speaker 1: his idea. That's fine. I don't care about the idea.
Speaker 1: I just want to win. Yeah, you can't want to
Speaker 1: do that bone Scooba shook it up though, you know well,
Speaker 1: Scooba can pass them if can we all then know
Speaker 1: you twenty bucks? You don't have been mossy here's or
Speaker 1: you have cash, you have Zell I'm good cash, I'm good.
Speaker 1: Or I can give you my wife's vammo. She she
Speaker 1: has you see what I'm saying. He makes it difficult. No,
Speaker 1: that was easy, Okay, so has ZELI Zella? You who
Speaker 1: wants Scooba's wife's finmo? Me? Okay, well you text it
Speaker 1: to me? Yeah Eddie Amy Amy, Okay, come on lunch
Speaker 1: lunch do you want to in right now? I don't know?
Speaker 1: They poo so there and then twere twenty, I'll be
Speaker 1: sixty tickets. Yeah, and then we'll send you the money
Speaker 1: and see if we win. You're not getting in our
Speaker 1: pole lunch box. He's out now he stop stop comparing
Speaker 1: the guy that we all win and you're not gonna win. Now.
Speaker 1: You're that guy. You're always mister. Let's change up our
Speaker 1: luck too. If it ain't going right. You want to
Speaker 1: change it up in every way. Yeah, but I don't
Speaker 1: want to give the power to someone else. There's no
Speaker 1: power anybody to go to the store an today. This
Speaker 1: is so annoying. Yeah, you're right, it's annoying. We always lose.
Speaker 1: It is true. We want school. You've won five hundred dollars.
Speaker 1: You play in the lottery a lot and then. But
Speaker 1: even in those times, my point was, you're always like
Speaker 1: four dollars out of all those tickets I played. Within
Speaker 1: a month, I'll win probably a couple hundred bucks just
Speaker 1: in multiple tickets that I buy. So I'm just looking
Speaker 1: at this as you're only winning four dollars. It just
Speaker 1: doesn't make sense in my head. But also you're a
Speaker 1: big shake it up if things aren't going right guy. Yeah,
Speaker 1: so I'll go to a different gas station. You do
Speaker 1: that all the time. I know, I drive a different car,
Speaker 1: I ride my bike sometimes. Yes, it ain't working. I
Speaker 1: tried different things. I wear different outfits that ain't working.
Speaker 1: Do you want to get in our pole? I'm so mad? Guys,
Speaker 1: this is Do you want to get them? Don't want
Speaker 1: to win? No? I ain't love it right now? Okay?
Speaker 1: Do you want to get in lunchboke? Yes? Or now?
Speaker 1: Imagine if we won and he wouldn't get in a yeah,
Speaker 1: I can't. I'm imagine I would destroy the studio, destroy
Speaker 1: the studio. I would come in and break everything. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: that's finely buy a new one. What about three rich? Yeah,
Speaker 1: here here's the bat, go to town. We went out
Speaker 1: of this dump anyway? Yeah, a little clip? Are you
Speaker 1: are you gonna be anything? I'll think about it. Man,
Speaker 1: it hurts. You're not losing anything, you just know I am.
Speaker 1: What are you losing? Let's talk through it. I'm losing
Speaker 1: the control. Yeah, I'm losing the maybe losing money that
Speaker 1: he never really spends on the tickets. That's it. I've
Speaker 1: showed I bring the tickets in. I have the numbers
Speaker 1: one yes, I bring them in all the time. Like well,
Speaker 1: it's always in my pocket. Why do I know? I
Speaker 1: don't get your pocket? Oh my gosh, y you everything ticket. No,
Speaker 1: that was me and my wife's problem. They wanted me
Speaker 1: to sit and they they're the first time they ever
Speaker 1: get in and there's like one hundred and something tickets.
Speaker 1: They're like, hey, can you send us a picture of them? What? Yeah? Like,
Speaker 1: I don't have time to take a hundred standard I
Speaker 1: don't have a time to take a hundred pictures. Anytime
Speaker 1: I've been in one of those office pools, they sent
Speaker 1: a picture to everyone who paid money. You've never been
Speaker 1: in day except for here. No, no, no, my old station.
Speaker 1: Then you stay. You used to do it there, but
Speaker 1: now all of a sudden, it's like you were too good. No,
Speaker 1: you guys, send Scooba your money. You got it, and
Speaker 1: then he'll pick him up Today, lunchbox, you're more than
Speaker 1: welcome to join Scooba's lottery pool. It's not Scooba's lottery pool. Soon.
Speaker 1: This all I'm talking about a bull crap. Okay, so hey,
Speaker 1: so if we come in tomorrow, we only want six dollars.
Speaker 1: Are you gonna think he's shady and we're gonna change
Speaker 1: it up? Back to me no, but you know, if no,
Speaker 1: he's out of guarantee. For years and years, we've never
Speaker 1: won anything even like fifty bucks, and we've never seen
Speaker 1: the tickets, and we just are out of money, like never,
Speaker 1: years and years we've been doing that, and we trust you.
Speaker 1: I don't know why. I don't know why either. We
Speaker 1: can't trust you trust you this. Actually, I think you
Speaker 1: really are buying the tickets. But I do think I'm
Speaker 1: buying the techs. You hear me buy the ticks. I
Speaker 1: bring the audio of me buying the freaking one has
Speaker 1: good karma. I go on the audio, I say, I'll
Speaker 1: take sixty tickets. Yeah, but then you can turn it
Speaker 1: off with god just kidding. Yeah, your toes could be
Speaker 1: sixty dollars acting. We believe it, but maybe we shouldn't. Okay, okay,
Speaker 1: all right, come on, we're rich. We're all doing it
Speaker 1: with Scuba. It's my pool. Okay, sure, okay, it's Lunchbox's pool.
Speaker 1: Let's Google. Let's Scuba buying the tickets featuring Scoobae the
Speaker 1: title featuring Scooba. Okay, so who's in for Scooba? Is
Speaker 1: lotto me? Okay? Y are you gonna be in Ray, Yeah,
Speaker 1: we're in. Wow, we're gonna be enjoying seeing the tickets
Speaker 1: for the first time. Wow. We should think of a
Speaker 1: cool name for Scoopas lot No, it's not scoobas lottery.
Speaker 1: That's the problem. There's a lot of no, don't he
Speaker 1: How come we don't? It's lunch is lotto, that's what
Speaker 1: it is. We never called it that, Yes, we did.
Speaker 1: You just came up with that exactly. Scuba's mula scubamula.
Speaker 1: That's okay. We are spitball on here, so there's no
Speaker 1: wrong answer. Okay, So if I were to type in
Speaker 1: lotto lotto, let's see what comes. Lunch is lotto loto
Speaker 1: Steve lotto with lunch. No, you're not. We're gonna Scuba.
Speaker 1: Steve temporarily shipped over to Scuba. No, just for a bit,
Speaker 1: Scuba Steeves win lottery, subcam Scuba. Hey, how about sco
Speaker 1: Scooba swim Scuba sweep steak Scuba Scuba. Yeah, nothing goes
Speaker 1: with Scuba lottery, guys, Steve gambling, mm hmm. Lottery Scuba Scuba,
Speaker 1: sco Scooba's Pooba Scooba, Steve's lottery Steves Steve Steves. What's
Speaker 1: the star word? So you know you're doing this? A
Speaker 1: stash is good scuba scubas scubas boobas you thought about that.
Speaker 1: I'm trying to scuba's scuba I like scuba stash of cash.
Speaker 1: It's almost there. But that's if if we win, we're
Speaker 1: gonna win. Other words for money, contest or game of
Speaker 1: chance or fortune scubas. Somebody's listening to this thing, call
Speaker 1: us because the phone's over there a half hour eight seven,
Speaker 1: seven seventy seven, bobbies, what is the what about? What
Speaker 1: about like lucky words for luxure, lucky lottery, um, sub
Speaker 1: lunch is lucky lotto. No, we're good, Well we're past that. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean it all goes Google stroke of luck. Oh.
Speaker 1: I like that. It doesn't work. This is a sign
Speaker 1: scuba Steves, Steve's my knees stealing for me. Scuba Steve's
Speaker 1: money for me is scuba scuba steves m scuba streak.
Speaker 1: But but what about like scuba diving for cash? I
Speaker 1: like that. Okay, so diving, that's what I said, Like
Speaker 1: I know, but I was thinking like gold treasure chests,
Speaker 1: you know, like something. Okay, No, I mean you don't
Speaker 1: get credit. Its Eddie's idea. It's like Scooba's lottery. I mean,
Speaker 1: it's just crazy how we do this. It doesn't matter credit.
Speaker 1: Rich We'll think about it. Let's keep we'll come back
Speaker 1: to it. But it's for sure it's the Scuba game, right,
Speaker 1: it's not Scooba's game. What's the what's this lottery called
Speaker 1: the rolling power ball? Okay, that's a good thing. Powerball,
Speaker 1: It could be powerball. Scooba's nonco balls A lot about it.
Speaker 1: When they draw the balls out of the thing, that's
Speaker 1: the lottery. Generally a lottery. Yeh, lucky ball. Okay, well
Speaker 1: we'll come back if has a great idea. Let me know.
Speaker 1: Lucky balls. You guys don't play Scoob. It's like you ball.
Speaker 1: I kind of like that one. That's actually okay, lucky balls. Okay,
Speaker 1: so we want to get in on Scoob's lucky balls.
Speaker 1: I'm in Yeah, this is actually here's one from I
Speaker 1: love Scoops like Guba's sloppy seconds. That's it, Boom, it's
Speaker 1: a fan of your Tanya, your wife there, that's a
Speaker 1: great one. His high school friends Scooba sloppy balls. What
Speaker 1: was it called Scooba steals lunch's lottery. Scooba didn't steal it.
Speaker 1: He did. No, he said, why don't we do somebody else?
Speaker 1: And then we were like, let's let Scooba do it.
Speaker 1: That's stolen. We're all still a part of it together, dude,
Speaker 1: We're all just gonna win. That's what it's about. Scooba's.
Speaker 1: We all want to want the Scooba is lucky balls. Yea, yeah,
Speaker 1: all right, Scuba, So we'll send you the money. Rob
Speaker 1: when the podcast is over, we'll get over to that
Speaker 1: and we can all get in on Scuba's lucky balls.
Speaker 1: The first ball drawn sixty nine. The United States ranks
Speaker 1: as the fourth best country in the world. What are
Speaker 1: the well, yeah, I can't think of those. I would
Speaker 1: assume it's the countries that have good healthcare. Honestly, I
Speaker 1: don't know. Canada's probably won't list here. Think about the
Speaker 1: fact that you're born into this country, the richest country
Speaker 1: in the world, and you don't get to go to
Speaker 1: the doctor or get medicine. Yeah, and it happens to
Speaker 1: so many Americans messed up. And the reason we don't
Speaker 1: think it's absolutely wrong and Bizurich is it because we
Speaker 1: just have never known it. We're the richest country in
Speaker 1: the world. And I say this from experience because we
Speaker 1: didn't go to the doctors a kid because we can't
Speaker 1: afford doctor or the medicine. But people aren't even given
Speaker 1: a chance. Some people don't even give it a chance
Speaker 1: because they can't afford the medicine. Crazy in this country.
Speaker 1: Number one Switzerland, Oh yeah, I've heard that's nice chocolate.
Speaker 1: Let's go. Number two Germany, Number three Canada. So the
Speaker 1: top three do all have healthcare for everybody. I've heard
Speaker 1: there's a lot of nice people in Germany, like they're
Speaker 1: very kind over there. Four is the United States. Five
Speaker 1: of Sweden. You know what's Switzland and Sweden the same
Speaker 1: thing to me? Yeah, I thought they were at the difference.
Speaker 1: Are they next door to each other? And they were
Speaker 1: both up there in that snow place where they skip
Speaker 1: lots of mountains, But I would that's the same to
Speaker 1: me because I had never been either one of them.
Speaker 1: But that's the same to me. Switzerland and Sweden. What's
Speaker 1: the difference Ezerland and Eden? Switzerland's the Swiss right, one
Speaker 1: of them has a flag? No, no, I know, but
Speaker 1: I'm saying I'm looking at the map here and they
Speaker 1: are near issh each other. Sweden's really long and way
Speaker 1: north and Switzerland's got a cross on them. They both
Speaker 1: have crosses on the map. How about that? Really? Yeah?
Speaker 1: What if they're like rivals? I don't know their soccer
Speaker 1: teams really get up for each other. Uh five as Sweden,
Speaker 1: six as Japan, sevens Australia, eights, the UK, Nines, France,
Speaker 1: and ten is Denmark, North Korea. Nowhere on the list. Yeah,
Speaker 1: they didn't make the list. Dead last Here's Isaac from Goodyear, Arizona,
Speaker 1: who left us a voicemail last night, Good Morning Studio.
Speaker 1: I wanted CV kids follow up on some few things.
Speaker 1: What happened at Cody and Sarah Will also happened to
Speaker 1: tax Teacher where I used to call it in all
Speaker 1: the time, and said that he hated the show, but
Speaker 1: he actually loved it. And I feel good. Oh, I
Speaker 1: feel so good. Hey, I can update chick. Cody and
Speaker 1: Sarah are both interns on this show. We met Cody
Speaker 1: because he was from Never East Slimmy Worms, West Texas
Speaker 1: and he just came and stayed in a hotel with
Speaker 1: the goal of calling us and being like I'm in
Speaker 1: a hotel. Can I come up with the studio? Can
Speaker 1: I be an intern? We were like, you're just in
Speaker 1: a hotel trying to get in. He's like, yeah, so
Speaker 1: come on up. He became an intern. Him and I
Speaker 1: still talked every day. He's in my Madden Football League.
Speaker 1: So they're married, and Sarah was an intern as well,
Speaker 1: and we knew that he kind of had a crush
Speaker 1: on her, so we made him dance and they danced
Speaker 1: and they fell in love. I knew it. Yeah, Cupid,
Speaker 1: they're married and they have a child. Crazy. That's true,
Speaker 1: which I need to textas he wants to play golf today.
Speaker 1: He said yeah, yeah, he said he could. And then
Speaker 1: I are maddened. Servers down right now. The whole world's ending.
Speaker 1: He has a weird schedule though, Yeah, but he said
Speaker 1: he could. How does the Maddens server go down? I
Speaker 1: don't know. I was reading online. I was on a
Speaker 1: message board trying to figure it out, and they said
Speaker 1: that the servers were in Florida the storm. Yeah, but
Speaker 1: the servers are all over the world, and so we
Speaker 1: have a Madden league that we play and Cody's in it. Yeah,
Speaker 1: they're still rocking. Excuse me? What what? What would? What
Speaker 1: you do is never eat slammy worms. That's the he
Speaker 1: was trying to figure out which side of Texas is
Speaker 1: he from? East Texas or West north East? Never eat
Speaker 1: slammy worms. You gotta go around. You've never done that? Never? Really? Wow,
Speaker 1: I did that. I'm like, what are you doing? How
Speaker 1: do you know? How do you do? I mean, I
Speaker 1: guess I learned this in like first grade. So it's
Speaker 1: always stuck you do? Huh? Callie New York North. I'm
Speaker 1: not good what I'm in the woods and it's like,
Speaker 1: this is north. I don't know what the crap north is?
Speaker 1: You look at the sun? Yeah, but then you got
Speaker 1: any kind of know what time it is? It's true,
Speaker 1: I usually know what around what time? Yeah, for the
Speaker 1: most part. What you do though, The reason to compass
Speaker 1: actually is great for the woods is if there are
Speaker 1: a lot of trees and you have to go around trees,
Speaker 1: it will at least keep you on a spot. You
Speaker 1: don't have to go north. You could just okay, this
Speaker 1: is east, I want to go east, but you want
Speaker 1: to hold the compass and you want to make sure
Speaker 1: it's as east as possible. So if you get off track,
Speaker 1: you want to then get back onto east. If you
Speaker 1: don't have a compass, you just want to walk tree
Speaker 1: to tree because it can you can easily get thrown
Speaker 1: off by going around things exactly. But if you look
Speaker 1: and you see something to walk to and there are
Speaker 1: things in front of you, you know to get back
Speaker 1: to that spot. So we would get lost in the
Speaker 1: woods all the time. But the way to get out,
Speaker 1: the best way to get out to straight line. You
Speaker 1: could be wrong, but at least you're walking a straight line.
Speaker 1: You're not doing extra circles, you know, covering extra ground,
Speaker 1: so you go tree to tree. So never eat slimy worms,
Speaker 1: bro wow man, or never eat soggy watermelon or a
Speaker 1: couple of it out here. Okay, just threw me off
Speaker 1: a little bit. Here is Erica from North Carolina. I
Speaker 1: just want to say I love the intros at the
Speaker 1: beginning of the show with the music. I love that.
Speaker 1: I love hearing about each of your lives and what's
Speaker 1: going on with any updates, So keep it up, love
Speaker 1: you guys. Thanks. You know, the beginning of the show
Speaker 1: started in a rough way. We were doing like intro
Speaker 1: songs and once after the show, I just told the
Speaker 1: guys hang with me. I know this kind of sucks
Speaker 1: right now, but we'll find it. I know it's clunky,
Speaker 1: we'll find it. And we couldn't put on the podcast
Speaker 1: like a little did I know, but we can't put
Speaker 1: anything on the podcast over five seconds of music? Now
Speaker 1: then lawyers, Yeah, and so well, the lawyers are protecting you.
Speaker 1: It's not that's the law. The lawyers are protecting the company. Correct.
Speaker 1: The company could take it out on me, but I
Speaker 1: didn't know it. Couldn't go on the podcast either, And
Speaker 1: we were like debating all what songs and it was
Speaker 1: difficult for Raid and navigates. We're changing songs all the time,
Speaker 1: and you guys are like, this is stupid, and I say, guys,
Speaker 1: I know it's stupid, but we'll get there. And now
Speaker 1: we're there. We have figured it out. It's a little
Speaker 1: segment we do to start the show every morning where
Speaker 1: it's you know, like, all right, here's thirty seconds of
Speaker 1: our life and then we move on through the day.
Speaker 1: But we're there. Like most things we do, it sucks
Speaker 1: for a long time and either we quit doing it
Speaker 1: or it gets better one of the two. I appreciate that.
Speaker 1: So here's the question that we had earlier. My dog
Speaker 1: Stanley has torn to acls his back legs, and Amy
Speaker 1: asked a question. At first I thought she how many
Speaker 1: a cls dog have? Two or four? And I was
Speaker 1: like four, all four legs. But then I was like,
Speaker 1: you know what I don't know are two considered arms?
Speaker 1: You ever heard a dog talk about their arms? Never
Speaker 1: me either. They don't talk about their arms. And Mike,
Speaker 1: when you looked at it, because his back legs do
Speaker 1: bend in different ways in his front leg correct, because
Speaker 1: he's got hip I don't feel like he has hips
Speaker 1: on his front arms. Yeah, because if you if you
Speaker 1: stand in my shoulder, yeah, shoulders. I know, it is
Speaker 1: so confusing, like what'd you find out about that anything?
Speaker 1: It was saying just two because if the back have
Speaker 1: knees but the front don't have knees, elbows. See, that's
Speaker 1: the thing. It's weird. There's not a clear answer. Okay,
Speaker 1: But when you asked that, I was like, Amy, comes,
Speaker 1: Then we started to go I don't know. She right.
Speaker 1: To be fair, I did preface it with I know
Speaker 1: this is going to sound like a dumb question, but
Speaker 1: do dogs have two or four's? And at first I
Speaker 1: thought it was a dumb question, and then fifteen seconds
Speaker 1: light I should go, maybe that's not a dumb question. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and then my mind was blown. Then maybe a dog
Speaker 1: has two arms and two legs. If that's the case, yeah,
Speaker 1: they just crawl instead of walking like us. We have
Speaker 1: a vet on the phone. Now, she's a vet tech, Cindy,
Speaker 1: and Colorado is a vet vet tech. Um, Hi, Cindy, Hi,
Speaker 1: will you tell me? Does a dog have two legs
Speaker 1: and two arms? Or does the dog have four legs? Um?
Speaker 1: I mean, well, technically they have four legs, but they
Speaker 1: have two legs and two arms, so their their front
Speaker 1: legs are like our arms. Dog has arms? Waters yet
Speaker 1: kind of yeah? Wow, ok, I gotta get a watch.
Speaker 1: My dog didn't know he had arms. That's how are
Speaker 1: we not creating dog watchingston? Wow? Okay, So with that
Speaker 1: being said, does the dog only have two a cls? Yes?
Speaker 1: So that's just in their back legs. They have their
Speaker 1: acils back there and um, it's really common we see
Speaker 1: a lot of um full tears or partial tears in
Speaker 1: those back legs. What would have happened for my dog
Speaker 1: to tear his acl completely out? So often times, you know,
Speaker 1: running doing crazy athletics. We see the tears like that.
Speaker 1: Bulldogs in particular, they're kind of a weird, you know,
Speaker 1: makeup in general, so they kind of make their own rules.
Speaker 1: But um, yeah, they'd tare pretty commonly with a lot
Speaker 1: of exercise, or if they're running wild chasing the ball
Speaker 1: and it just snapps. Yeah, he runs wild. I mean
Speaker 1: he's a linebacker that he's like a blind linebacker and
Speaker 1: all he hears his hut, he just goes. He doesn't
Speaker 1: know where he's going. He's just hard as he could.
Speaker 1: So bulldogs are tough, though. I would never recommend anyone
Speaker 1: to get a bulldog just because, like you said, their
Speaker 1: makeup is different. It's like cousins over two hundred years
Speaker 1: just kept having sex and having kids. They've been so
Speaker 1: inbred to be like the perfect dog that they're all
Speaker 1: sick all the time. Is my analogy at all accurate? Oh? Absolutely.
Speaker 1: I would never dream of having a bulldog, and I didn't.
Speaker 1: But if I was like, we got one, he's puppy's
Speaker 1: awesomebody sick, will you take him? I was like, wait,
Speaker 1: what does it take him? My dog just died and
Speaker 1: I was purposeful about not getting a new dog at
Speaker 1: least for a while. And then I was like, Okay,
Speaker 1: I think I'm gonna remember saying on the show. I
Speaker 1: think I'm gonna be open to get a dog. And
Speaker 1: then I get a message, Hey do you want this dog?
Speaker 1: I was like, hey, yeah, I goes wall. He's sick.
Speaker 1: Oh he's cute. So cear is that nine surgeries? Two
Speaker 1: more would be eleven? So what about what do you
Speaker 1: think about this dog? What do I do? Do I
Speaker 1: go ahead and get the surgeries? Does he chill and
Speaker 1: see what happens? What do you think? Yeah? So I
Speaker 1: think that there is there's no wrong answer. It's really
Speaker 1: just what you want to do and when you want
Speaker 1: to do it. Like you said, yes, he'll have to
Speaker 1: be super restricted activity. Leash is only for about eight
Speaker 1: to twelve sleeps there and so in the dead of
Speaker 1: winter would be a good time to do that. And
Speaker 1: that's not wrong. You know, there's a lot of medical
Speaker 1: management that you can do in the meantime, like restricting
Speaker 1: his exercise a little bit, doing the medicine like you're
Speaker 1: doing to keep him comfortable. It's gonna have arth right
Speaker 1: as regardless um this procedure is. It's called a t
Speaker 1: PLLO and it's called it's a plateau leveling offs theotomy,
Speaker 1: and what they do is they create in that bone
Speaker 1: and they put a plate and screws in it. So
Speaker 1: he's gonna have arth right as regardless, because that's a
Speaker 1: pretty intense So whether you do it now or in
Speaker 1: a couple months, it's not wrong either way. But as
Speaker 1: long as you plan to get it done, that's definitely
Speaker 1: best for him. He seems like he's not in pain
Speaker 1: though now, although he keeps his legs pretty straight when
Speaker 1: he walks in the back those would be legs. His
Speaker 1: arms are doing most of the work and his legs
Speaker 1: stay pretty straight, and he kind of sometimes it get
Speaker 1: little pep in a step. Do you feel like he's
Speaker 1: in pain or no? I mean he's definitely going to
Speaker 1: be uncomfortable for sure. And if he's putting most of
Speaker 1: the pressure on his front legs, then um, you could
Speaker 1: risk arthritis and more pain in those front legs as
Speaker 1: time goes on. So you know, it's kind of sticks
Speaker 1: to one half dozen or the other. Get it done
Speaker 1: now to save arthritis and in a couple of months, Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's gonna have arthritis regardless. All right, Hey, I appreciate
Speaker 1: it to call. Thank you very much and thanks for
Speaker 1: giving your insiders. You keep cutting out. I'm sorry you
Speaker 1: keep cutting out. Were really appreciate it, and I'm pretty
Speaker 1: bummed about it. And I guess we're just gonna have
Speaker 1: to go and hopefully he doesn't get authors in his
Speaker 1: arms anymore. You know, he's gonna be warning to watch.
Speaker 1: I know he had arms a whole new ballgame. Now
Speaker 1: that's funny. Um, let me talk to Taylor real quick
Speaker 1: because Taylor also is coming on and talk about her dog.
Speaker 1: Hey Taylor, now are you a vet or are you
Speaker 1: just someone with the dog that had the same issue,
Speaker 1: the same issue? Okay, so what did you do with
Speaker 1: your dog? Um? I honestly just took her to the
Speaker 1: vet and they told me to getting the house surgery
Speaker 1: or we could just kind of let it ride out.
Speaker 1: And that's what I did. If I did surgery, and
Speaker 1: it's going to be rehab and taking her in every
Speaker 1: couple of months, first ortain type of um type of procedure,
Speaker 1: and so I just figured, you know, let's just see
Speaker 1: what happens. And she's perfectly finecial to stay. And that
Speaker 1: was about a year and a half ago, maybe two years.
Speaker 1: How old is she thirteen? Oh? I don't know that.
Speaker 1: I have surgery either for dogs thirteen? Yeah, and then
Speaker 1: what do you mean you just it just will heal
Speaker 1: on its own as long as you stay easy on it. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: yeah exactly. So we just kind of kind of keep her,
Speaker 1: you know, contained, um, not a lot of scares or anything,
Speaker 1: and then took her back in and get another X
Speaker 1: ray and just kind of kept an eye on it.
Speaker 1: But an our surgery or anything was needed after about
Speaker 1: a month or two. I'm conflicted now. Well, the difference
Speaker 1: is I don't want to put a thirteen year old
Speaker 1: dog into surgery. Yeah I'm much older. Yeah, risky problem
Speaker 1: too it Stanley is if he were restricting him on
Speaker 1: movement forever, he's gonna be five hundred pounds are true? Okay,
Speaker 1: he gets this fat, he's back to stay marshmallow me
Speaker 1: and manager becomes a huge thank you Taylor. Yeah, anyway,
Speaker 1: we talked about that today. Um, where do we go now?
Speaker 1: A new pole says twenty percent of people don't like
Speaker 1: their own birthday, including six percent who hate it. What
Speaker 1: do you think about your birthday, Lunchbox? I was great,
Speaker 1: love my birthday. I love people telling me how great
Speaker 1: I am, telling me how happy birthday, and celebrating me Eddie. Um,
Speaker 1: it's okay, it's fine. I don't really like being celebrated
Speaker 1: too much, but the day's fine. I mean, I get
Speaker 1: whatever I want, so that's kind of cool. Do you
Speaker 1: one out of ten ten being you love it, one
Speaker 1: being you hate it? I would say six, because I
Speaker 1: mean I do enjoy it slightly more than the average day. Correct, Amy, Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm five six, I've some birthdays. I could take it
Speaker 1: or leave it. It just depends. I'm not like one
Speaker 1: that does like birthday week or birthday month. Like I
Speaker 1: see those people, I'm like, wow, that is you must
Speaker 1: love your birthday week. I think I used to hate it.
Speaker 1: I'm okay, it's pretty good now. Sometimes I get to
Speaker 1: see friends I haven't seen a long time, or there's
Speaker 1: a point to catch up with folks that will call
Speaker 1: I used to just hate birthdays, hate to hate it.
Speaker 1: But Yeah'm okay. What to know? You put it even seven?
Speaker 1: Maybe that's all because just usually well probably too. Also,
Speaker 1: I felt like everybody was like going out of their
Speaker 1: way to do stuff they didn't really want to do.
Speaker 1: And now that I have a wife and she has
Speaker 1: to do it and probably wants to do it, wants
Speaker 1: to do it, well, yes, I agree, but I mean
Speaker 1: she has to do it even though she wants to
Speaker 1: do it. Like so I'm like, oh, I don't feel
Speaker 1: it's guilty because you're the wife. This is what you're
Speaker 1: doing your job. Yeah, so yeah, pretty good. I'm a
Speaker 1: little better. A little growth there, for sure. A couple
Speaker 1: dies a waterfall blue and a gender reveal stunt, and
Speaker 1: then that they have the whole waterfall and then the
Speaker 1: waterfall and I'm going down. He goes down, and that's
Speaker 1: a whole source in a town for water. Oh no, no,
Speaker 1: what I mean? I used to died and you met colored.
Speaker 1: They died it blue, I know, but they die because
Speaker 1: you know, people, there's tragic baby reveals where someone gets hurt.
Speaker 1: You're saying they died. So a couple, they died the
Speaker 1: waterfall blue and a gender reveal stunt. So it's a
Speaker 1: sixty foot waterfall. They posted a video of the event
Speaker 1: of social media, and everybody got mad, obviously, because you
Speaker 1: shouldn't really die. Water water and waterfall and town that
Speaker 1: uses that as their main source of water, and so
Speaker 1: the government's investigating potential environmental damage. Wow, and they say
Speaker 1: the couple could be charged. I don't know what was
Speaker 1: in go to die. Just usually, if you have to
Speaker 1: question if this gender reveal is okay, the answers no.
Speaker 1: If you have to question at all, the answers no.
Speaker 1: What if they did like blue kool aid powder, Yeah,
Speaker 1: but that still contaminates the water. And that's a lot
Speaker 1: of kool aid too. I'm sure you'd love to like
Speaker 1: get kool aid from your faucet, but it's still not good.
Speaker 1: All right. It's like showers boom on the kool aid man,
Speaker 1: it comes busting through. So yes, saw that a couple
Speaker 1: people in Kansas have a massive bee problem, especially right
Speaker 1: near their house. The whole town's dealing with it too,
Speaker 1: because someone's spilled a five gallon five gallon bucket of
Speaker 1: honey in an alley. Oh oh no, And so the
Speaker 1: people that live there are really dealing with the bees.
Speaker 1: But now the bees have spread all over the town
Speaker 1: because honestly that there's honeys that the bees are coming
Speaker 1: to it. Wow, because honey's awesome. A warning from a
Speaker 1: local Emporia town is urging people to be safe bee
Speaker 1: be safe. Following the arrival of a swarm of bees.
Speaker 1: The spilling of a five yallon bucket of honey has
Speaker 1: created a golden buffet for the local bee population. There
Speaker 1: are massive amounts of bees in downtown Aporia. Wow. Imagine
Speaker 1: if it was a truck. Oh God, did you guys
Speaker 1: see what's spilled the other day? It was it beers, Yes,
Speaker 1: cores Light, I think everywhere the stories from KSNT dot com.
Speaker 1: But yes, like a truck of beers. Like beers were everywhere,
Speaker 1: so we're people pulling over to pick them up. Spilled both.
Speaker 1: Obviously there was a lot of ship beer everywhere, but
Speaker 1: I think there were a bunch of cans that were
Speaker 1: just free sitting too. I mean the truck dumped over
Speaker 1: and there were like four eighteen wheelers in the picture.
Speaker 1: And I'm not sure if it was a crap, I'm
Speaker 1: not sure what happened, but the back it was opened
Speaker 1: in the back and it was totally turned over and
Speaker 1: they were just beer and not all there were cans,
Speaker 1: but there were just boxes of like twelve packs. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's legit. A cores Light truck crashes in Florida. Dang,
Speaker 1: what have you pulled up on that? Oh, I'm getting,
Speaker 1: I'm getting. What did you get out to a couple
Speaker 1: of cases. At least you're going through it like you
Speaker 1: go through eggs at the store to be like, all right,
Speaker 1: how many good ones? You're switching them out with other ones.
Speaker 1: So let's see what else. People who eat five eggs
Speaker 1: a day are slimmer than others. Well, here's what I think.
Speaker 1: My theory is, one, eggs are pretty good for you.
Speaker 1: I mean if you don't eat the yolk. Oh really,
Speaker 1: just the egg whites. The yolk is a lot of cholesterol,
Speaker 1: so you don't want eat five yolks. You need some cholesterol,
Speaker 1: but you don't need five yolks in the morning. Here's yolks.
Speaker 1: You don't need them any yolks. I thought the l
Speaker 1: is silent yolks say it? How I say it? I
Speaker 1: don't know. So, but I think if you five eggs,
Speaker 1: you're probably full, and that egge's processed pretty quickly, especially
Speaker 1: the egg whites, so I would imagine that's a big
Speaker 1: part of it. Spanish studies shows people who eat at
Speaker 1: least five eggs are considered less fat because those who
Speaker 1: had the four percent or lower BMI all claim to
Speaker 1: eat more than one egg a day. I would assume
Speaker 1: that's it. I don't really give a bunch of the
Speaker 1: data there. Also, if you're the kind of person who
Speaker 1: eats eggs straight up hard boiled eggs in the morning,
Speaker 1: that's me too a day. You do yeah, every day
Speaker 1: in the hallway, and it stinks really bad. All kinds
Speaker 1: of eggs are good. You don't like hard boiled. But
Speaker 1: if you're gonna make hard boiled, that's a different kind
Speaker 1: of person. What do you mean they don't taste that
Speaker 1: good and it takes time to do it. You're making
Speaker 1: a good scrambleday, that's pretty good. Yeah. I do them
Speaker 1: every Sunday, hard boiled or not, the tastiest hard boils,
Speaker 1: Like you're gonna eat that jest to get you're you're
Speaker 1: just your protein. Correct. If you're making scrambled eggs are awesome. Yeah,
Speaker 1: they taste good. You get a little cheese and hard
Speaker 1: boiled eggs. Like, there's only one reason you're doing that, Okay,
Speaker 1: it's convenience desperation. Yeah, that's that's it for me. Like
Speaker 1: it's already they're already packed. I do them in like
Speaker 1: little zip block bags and two so I just take
Speaker 1: them you can make them. I make them on Sunday.
Speaker 1: Anything extra to them, No, just peel them and then
Speaker 1: eat them. It's it. No salt. I used to do
Speaker 1: that as a kid, but then I realized what kind
Speaker 1: of defeats the purpose of trying to eat healthy. I do, uh,
Speaker 1: salt packets and water? Yeah, your body needs saltedy your
Speaker 1: body there's your body does eat salt. But especially with
Speaker 1: as much as I sweat when I work out, because
Speaker 1: I go pretty hard. You do straight up salt. I
Speaker 1: will beat like a restaurant. Salt packets they are like
Speaker 1: um and but they they have a little taste of
Speaker 1: them too. Oh okay, but it's salt. But I am
Speaker 1: deficient of salt because I sweat so much and I
Speaker 1: pretty clean. And so I was told you didn't do salt,
Speaker 1: replenish your salt, So I do it before I work
Speaker 1: out for the most part. So what does it taste like?
Speaker 1: Is that good? Like salty water? There's a little flavor, Mike,
Speaker 1: Would you look up tho salt? Let me read about
Speaker 1: what it is exacting. Yeah, I which I knew the
Speaker 1: name of it, call salt, But I don't think I
Speaker 1: would take them if I didn't eat pretty clean and
Speaker 1: work out as hard in the sunspecially what's it called?
Speaker 1: I don't know. Look up tasty salt packetsum um, tasty
Speaker 1: tasty salt packets. But you know, if you don't need,
Speaker 1: if you don't need any salt in your diet, I guess,
Speaker 1: don't do it. I don't know they're I was listening
Speaker 1: to a nutritionist on YouTube talk about even like gluten.
Speaker 1: You know, if you if you aren't someone who gluten hurts,
Speaker 1: you shouldn't go gluten free because it's bad for you. Correct.
Speaker 1: Let me see this salty. What is it we're just
Speaker 1: talking about? That's it micro there lment reheard rehydration salts
Speaker 1: out there, that's it lement. This one's watermelon salt, and
Speaker 1: it's a good one. It's a thousand milligrams of sodium,
Speaker 1: two hundred milligrams poassium, six hundred millions magnesium um. I've
Speaker 1: had some health issues pretty recently, and then they have
Speaker 1: all these gut problems where I had to go and
Speaker 1: get a tube up the button culinoscopy endoscopy, and so
Speaker 1: with that, I've had to meet with a couple of
Speaker 1: different people to go, hey, what's my body not processing,
Speaker 1: and so one of those things is, hey, you need
Speaker 1: more salt, because they would do all this bloodwork on you.
Speaker 1: So I have like five in one bottle, and I'll
Speaker 1: go back and no they'll be like, bro, you've got
Speaker 1: a little overboard. Yeah yeah, um okay, I think that's it.
Speaker 1: I'm sure, man. We I used to eat those salt
Speaker 1: solidly monas what we would call them. It was just
Speaker 1: like a packet of like salt and like lime flavored stuff.
Speaker 1: And when I was a kid, we would buy the
Speaker 1: like ten cents each and you're just suck them down
Speaker 1: if your hand. Yeah, so maybe that's why I need
Speaker 1: a chill and salt. I used to just look, I
Speaker 1: drink straight salt. You flip that little thing where the
Speaker 1: little triangle comes out of the top of the big
Speaker 1: Ye you did that. Yeah, just be funny and it
Speaker 1: wasn't bad. I sue sugar too. I just take my
Speaker 1: tongue and put it in. Put it in. The sugar.
Speaker 1: Sugar is different, differ it's all good. Like you get
Speaker 1: the Morton salt like you're all in the umbrella. Y,
Speaker 1: that's not gonna pull that thing. Yeah, it is not good.
Speaker 1: All right, that's it. Thank you guys for hanging with
Speaker 1: us today. We appreciate you and that's the end of
Speaker 1: the post show. We will see you tomorrow