Speaker 1: It's time for the Bobby Bones post show.
Speaker 2: Here's your host, Bobby Bones.
Speaker 3: I'm talking about the goat.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Well, I mean that's why I was talking about money.
Speaker 5: We came on the PGA torn that nobody cares. But
Speaker 5: that's what I was like. I thought they had so
Speaker 5: much money. There's live guys. I thought that there's all
Speaker 5: the Saudi money, unlimited money. So now they're not doing
Speaker 5: that anymore.
Speaker 3: So now they're going to merge and be one. Well,
Speaker 3: I hear you, but why would they do that if
Speaker 3: they have all this money. I mean a lot of
Speaker 3: them going to we're tapping out.
Speaker 2: I feel like they're like, hey man, we're about to
Speaker 2: go on.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we're not gonna make it. It's wasted money.
Speaker 3: Wow, I don't know.
Speaker 2: And so they can crawling back and they said at
Speaker 2: the end of the twenty twenty three season, the players
Speaker 2: will have a fair and objective process for any players
Speaker 2: who want to reapply for membership with the PGA Tour.
Speaker 5: To PGA Tours agreedment. I mean, nobody cares about this
Speaker 5: right now on this show, I know. But the proposal
Speaker 5: merger comes after the PGA Tour and Live have been embroiled.
Speaker 5: In lawsuits regarding antitrust claims. Okay, we'll move on from
Speaker 5: this part. We'll talk about it later. Boys.
Speaker 3: He yea yea yeah, Well got to talk about.
Speaker 5: This, which, by the way, Eddie and I and Jordan
Speaker 5: are gonna play golf with the guy that paid five
Speaker 5: thousand bucks to an animal charity that I work with
Speaker 5: play golf with us today.
Speaker 3: Dude, that was the easiest round of golf that I
Speaker 3: can get permission for. It was so yeah, oh yeah.
Speaker 3: I told my wife like, I'm gonna play Tuesdays. I
Speaker 3: don't know if you can play golf on tues No,
Speaker 3: it's for charity. Somebody paid five thousand dollars to play
Speaker 3: for me and Bobby and it goes to a dog
Speaker 3: shelter that we really and are close to. Oh well yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: go go play. And I'm like, thank you.
Speaker 5: You just you just let her know.
Speaker 3: Well you reminded me last week and that's why I
Speaker 3: told her. Got it. Yeah, but it hasn't been that
Speaker 3: easy to play golf, can I. I don't need to
Speaker 3: give you some money me, yeah, yeah, yeah, what you
Speaker 3: got is just give me the whole bag.
Speaker 5: No, I just want to give you. Hold on, I
Speaker 5: need to know. I want to play a game called
Speaker 5: blind sceptance.
Speaker 3: Okay, what are we doing?
Speaker 5: I didn't know how much money it will take for you?
Speaker 3: And oh no, here we go.
Speaker 5: I'm not gonna tell you what you're taking the money for.
Speaker 3: Is this like selling my soul?
Speaker 5: Nope. But if you say but if you say too much,
Speaker 5: you'll get none. So if you say one hundred dollars,
Speaker 5: I'm gonna be like, not too much. But but you
Speaker 5: can pick your price here. I'm not gonna tell you
Speaker 5: what you're picking for blind acceptance.
Speaker 3: Okay, So once I accept the money, there.
Speaker 5: Money to your money. If I say yep, that's yes,
Speaker 5: you're agreeing to something that doesn't it's not gonna cost
Speaker 5: you anything's gonna hurt you. It's not gonna have to
Speaker 5: give me anything.
Speaker 1: I am.
Speaker 3: I gonna be embarrassed.
Speaker 5: It's nothing negative on you whatsoever. I can promise you that. Okay,
Speaker 5: how much money do you want? And then you blindly
Speaker 5: accept the deal.
Speaker 3: I mean this sounds good. Okay, sounds too good.
Speaker 5: Let's go. How much money do I have my Walllet up,
Speaker 5: let's go sixty dollars. Okay, I'll do that. Here's sixty bucks.
Speaker 2: Went way too little dude.
Speaker 3: Well, he used he used one hundred as as an example.
Speaker 5: Exactly, that's why I did that. Here's sixty dollars. Now,
Speaker 5: upon taking this money, you have accepted the terms of
Speaker 5: the deal. What's the deal exactly? It's called blind acceptance. No,
Speaker 5: if you take the money, that is you.
Speaker 2: That's what I'm saying. You had blind acceptance and you won't.
Speaker 5: You said, Eddie, blind It could be a tattoo. It's
Speaker 5: not a tattoos. That the permanent. Nothing permanent. If you
Speaker 5: take this money, if you touch the money, you thenegreated.
Speaker 5: Blind acceptance not going to.
Speaker 3: Embarrass me, Nope, it's not going to hurt me. Nope,
Speaker 3: it's not going.
Speaker 5: To be permanent. Nope, negatively. I don't say anything. You
Speaker 5: probably know what it is. Okay, blind acceptance.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'd take the friend, right, I'd take the money.
Speaker 5: I bet you he knows it. We've been together a
Speaker 5: long time and he probably has put context together. Don't
Speaker 5: say anything.
Speaker 1: I'd do it sixty bucks years okay, cool, Now, latchbox.
Speaker 3: What do you think it is, Eddie?
Speaker 2: You gotta run in the golf car with that guy.
Speaker 3: That's it? Oh, you know what you know?
Speaker 2: What, dude, Like, how obvious was that?
Speaker 3: You know what? I'd already thought about this. I don't
Speaker 3: know him, so and I figured I don't have Jordan,
Speaker 3: and you wouldn't want to put Jordan with him?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 3: And you're you know, I mean you can sure, but
Speaker 3: that's why. Hey, why don't we rotate?
Speaker 5: I get No, you just took sixty bucks to rotate?
Speaker 5: Do I want to play blind acceptance with you?
Speaker 3: Like?
Speaker 2: How did you not see that? Yeah?
Speaker 3: I didn't even think about it.
Speaker 5: Would you have accepted sixty bucks for that though?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Then there you go?
Speaker 2: Perfect was taking one hundred?
Speaker 5: Yeah, well of course you take more, take five hundred, Yes,
Speaker 5: sixty bucks, Blind Acceptance.
Speaker 3: I think that's okay. I'm I'm dude, I played by
Speaker 3: myself all the time. I talked to random people all
Speaker 3: the time. This is thank you for the.
Speaker 5: It's not talking random people.
Speaker 3: What do you mean You're like you're playing a game. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and you're just hanging out. I mean we're shouldered your shoulder.
Speaker 5: That's the thing.
Speaker 3: We're close.
Speaker 1: And I'd have been fine, that was good man, But
Speaker 1: Blind Acceptance, say, how did you how quickly did you
Speaker 1: know what it was like?
Speaker 5: Once he studied one permanent and we're talking about it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and then I was just like, oh, okay, I
Speaker 2: got it, Like.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that was so he never crossed my mind.
Speaker 2: He's like, what what is it?
Speaker 3: Could it be? Is it a tattoo? You said?
Speaker 5: Okay. So there's there's a game we just invented an
Speaker 5: called blind Acceptance game. Could be tricky, could be yeah, Uh,
Speaker 5: there's a cancer test company. They accidentally tell four hundred
Speaker 5: patients they have cancer.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, no, yeah, we.
Speaker 5: Don't have Amy here. By the way, she should step
Speaker 5: out for a little bit, so we started the post
Speaker 5: show a little bit early. And then also, if you
Speaker 5: don't hear Amy, that's why she should be back in
Speaker 5: a minute. And if she wants to tell you what
Speaker 5: she's doing now, she can. But she's out out for
Speaker 5: just a minute.
Speaker 3: And they told him that they had cancer.
Speaker 2: How long does it take for them to get find.
Speaker 5: Hundreds of people got to scare their life after opening
Speaker 5: their letters saying they have cancer. Over four hundred people
Speaker 5: got the letters, but they actually don't have cancer. The
Speaker 5: maker of the test says the test can detect more
Speaker 5: than fifty types of cancer, but a software glip sent
Speaker 5: out incorrect letters. Those letters went out between May tenth
Speaker 5: and May eighteenth. Retraction letters, calls, and emails were sent
Speaker 5: out within thirty six hours.
Speaker 2: Thirty six hours. No way, I've already sold my house.
Speaker 2: I've already like planned a vacation.
Speaker 5: That was rapid bro thirty six hours.
Speaker 2: You've already said your goodbyes.
Speaker 5: That's drastic.
Speaker 2: But if you just I mean thirty six out, you're
Speaker 2: living with cancer for thirty six hours.
Speaker 5: I know that is a long time. Yes for that stress,
Speaker 5: but I'm saying not everbody has cancer eyes.
Speaker 3: But I mean it's hard. I agree.
Speaker 5: I agree, it's the hardest.
Speaker 3: I've gone skydiving.
Speaker 5: Wrote a bull thirty six hours. Found found Machi found them.
Speaker 2: I mean I wrote it like this is why we
Speaker 2: rely on technology way too much.
Speaker 5: No, I think most times it's right, and then occasionally
Speaker 5: when this this wouldn't be a story if yeah, it's
Speaker 5: real bad though. That's from CBS eight. Hey Eddie, you
Speaker 5: talking about skydiving. I know you went and you flew
Speaker 5: in that single engine plane, which is stupid, it's really stupid. Yeah,
Speaker 5: but are you still skydiving?
Speaker 3: Yeah, in July next month, but.
Speaker 5: You're skydiving with like a military.
Speaker 3: Or the best of the best. Yeah, so that kind
Speaker 3: of helped makes me feel better. Still, scary, dude. And
Speaker 3: when I was on that plane, you know, we were
Speaker 3: flying probably around three thousand feet above the ground, and
Speaker 3: I looked down and I said that this is probably
Speaker 3: the height that I'm going to be skydiving. To think
Speaker 3: that if I'm scared in a plane while the plane's
Speaker 3: flying moving and most likely we're going to make it
Speaker 3: to our destination, I'm going to be terrified jumping out.
Speaker 5: It's a terrifying thing.
Speaker 3: What am I chicken out? Like?
Speaker 5: You won't just do it. They won't give you the
Speaker 5: option of checking out.
Speaker 3: They'll jump for me. Yeah.
Speaker 5: They wouldn't let me hold onto the side of the
Speaker 5: plane because they thought I would just grip it, so
Speaker 5: they made me. They make you put your arms on
Speaker 5: your chest and walk over toward it. You have no choice.
Speaker 5: You can't. I mean, I guess you could go, I
Speaker 5: am not jumping and I am going down and you
Speaker 5: cannot make me jump. You could do that and they'd
Speaker 5: say fine.
Speaker 3: And then jump.
Speaker 5: But if you're like, I don't know, I don't know,
Speaker 5: I don't know you're going.
Speaker 3: Do you are you screaming the whole time you're you're
Speaker 3: falling Like, what what did you do the whole time
Speaker 3: you were falling down?
Speaker 5: Did so? They tandem to me with a very short lady. Oh,
Speaker 5: she was like five.
Speaker 3: Three, and you're in front of her or behind her.
Speaker 3: I'm not behind her, you're in front of her. I
Speaker 3: think that would be weird. Oh and the parachute comes
Speaker 3: out behind her, so yeah, you have to be in front. Yeah,
Speaker 3: got it? So and other things she wanted to.
Speaker 5: She had something to prove.
Speaker 3: Not to me, what do you mean?
Speaker 5: But I think general she's like, people kind of discredit
Speaker 5: me for being a good skydiver because I'm so small.
Speaker 5: And I was like, I'm not.
Speaker 3: I'm not.
Speaker 5: I think you're great. I'm not. I don't approve it. Yes, correct,
Speaker 5: So we we fell out doing flips.
Speaker 3: What she did that on purpose?
Speaker 5: Yes? Yes, it was also on video and I was
Speaker 5: probably gonna share the video. So we fell out and
Speaker 5: did like four or five flips in a row.
Speaker 3: I would be so mad at that. Well, I was.
Speaker 5: Just so scared. Generally, you don't even know where you are.
Speaker 5: You just flip, you don't even know. And then the
Speaker 5: scariest part to me because once you end up doing
Speaker 5: all the flips, the hardest part is just letting go
Speaker 5: and falling. That's just the hardest.
Speaker 3: And I hate jumping.
Speaker 5: It just sucks. So we're falling, tumble, tumble, tumble. Then
Speaker 5: after a while you're just falling and it feels like
Speaker 5: your head is out the window. And it's not that
Speaker 5: bad when you're falling because you got can go back up,
Speaker 5: you gotta get down. You're stuck and you're just falling.
Speaker 5: And it's not like your stomach's gone the whole time, really, no,
Speaker 5: not once you're Yeah, so you're going. And then this
Speaker 5: is what I hated. They pulled the shoot. It grabbed
Speaker 5: my nuts so hard because it's it's there, it's rapid. Yeah,
Speaker 5: I mean it was like, I mean, it wasn't a
Speaker 5: pleasant feeling. So that happens. And then I hated the
Speaker 5: fall with the parachute on because I realized if something
Speaker 5: goes wrong, now I'm dead.
Speaker 3: What do you mean like power line anything?
Speaker 5: Parish she gets a hole in it, it does it
Speaker 5: a hole in it and you're just swaying back and forth.
Speaker 5: Oh god, I hated it that part. I hited all
Speaker 5: of it. I did it because well, I needed to
Speaker 5: prove that I could do it by myself. No one
Speaker 5: knew I was going. I mean, that's tomorrow, I'm doing
Speaker 5: something which I've mentioned on the air before, but I
Speaker 5: can't really say what it is right now specifically. But
Speaker 5: tomorrow I'm doing something and it scares the Bejesus out
Speaker 5: of me.
Speaker 3: When can you talk about that right afterward?
Speaker 5: Immediately after so on Thursday show, I'll be able to
Speaker 5: talk about it. Okay, I don't know why they don't
Speaker 5: want me to talk about it, but I respect it
Speaker 5: and I won't do it. But I'm doing something tomorrow
Speaker 5: that scares the crap out of me. But I just
Speaker 5: feel like I have to do it.
Speaker 3: Just to prove that you can do it. Is that
Speaker 3: like A, I don't want to do anything.
Speaker 5: You're me to be irritated at me now because I
Speaker 5: was as went up and scared of stuff. I've been
Speaker 5: scared of stuff my whole life, and I've tried to
Speaker 5: meet every challenge and not live my life fear based
Speaker 5: when it comes to that kind of stuff. So I
Speaker 5: could do it, but like, yeah, I'm scared to death,
Speaker 5: I really, but yeah, you're gonna be scared to death.
Speaker 5: It's gonna be awesome. Yeah, you're gonna like it.
Speaker 3: How long is the fall? The whole way down?
Speaker 2: One minute is the free fall?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 5: I have no idea.
Speaker 3: Yeah you ask him one minute. You did it too. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Skydive is awesome, man, See he likes it. It was
Speaker 2: so freaking fun.
Speaker 3: Did you like it the entire time or did you
Speaker 3: just like what is happening?
Speaker 5: I don't like going up in that ring getting plane
Speaker 5: because it felt like it was about to explode.
Speaker 3: That's a plane with no doors, right, and it's just open. No,
Speaker 3: it's not like.
Speaker 5: It had doors. They open it up on you, and
Speaker 5: it's going like almost pointed up. It's not going pointed up,
Speaker 5: but it feels like that because it's just its only
Speaker 5: goal is to get up high. It's not to go
Speaker 5: up at an angle.
Speaker 2: And go far.
Speaker 5: It's just get up high to a spot and then
Speaker 5: jump out.
Speaker 3: It's gonna be crazy.
Speaker 5: So I didn't like the plain part of it. Is
Speaker 5: there any part you didn't like?
Speaker 2: Lunchbox, like you said, when they pull the shoot it,
Speaker 2: I mean you start it just jerksy so hard. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's just like you know, you have to recover that
Speaker 2: feeling from when you get racked.
Speaker 5: Yep, it sucks.
Speaker 2: Really yeah.
Speaker 5: I mean but all these years I've had a bunch
Speaker 5: of socks in there. Yeah, I would put die, I'd
Speaker 5: put padding, bubbles, bubble wrapping, bubble wrapping there. Yeah.
Speaker 3: They think that we're getting shot out my bubble wrapp
Speaker 3: don't worry about it.
Speaker 2: All these years and we have not come up with
Speaker 2: an invention to protect that.
Speaker 5: When you say, oh man, it's bad, yeah, that's it's
Speaker 5: that part sucks.
Speaker 3: Okay, well I'll be looking forward to that.
Speaker 5: What are you doing?
Speaker 3: You say, July? What's the date Swell twelve?
Speaker 5: Are you going to Florida to do it?
Speaker 7: It's uh in Fort Knox, so I think Kentucky. Oh cool, Yeah,
Speaker 7: it'd be Eddie and Abbey.
Speaker 5: So you can drive, then he can drive.
Speaker 7: We're gonna drive there. Yes, we're gonna drive there and
Speaker 7: then so it's forty five seconds for the free fall
Speaker 7: and five to ten minutes for when you're kind of
Speaker 7: floating down.
Speaker 3: And were you.
Speaker 5: Going to Florida at some point? Is that why I'm confused?
Speaker 2: Weird?
Speaker 3: I may be going there to see family at something.
Speaker 5: No, no, no. That was another option for the skydivand.
Speaker 3: That was another option, right, Scuba to go to Florida like.
Speaker 7: Places all over the country, and strategically and logistically it
Speaker 7: made more sense of it to Kentucky.
Speaker 2: Got it? Wow, So you and Abby are driving to
Speaker 2: Kentucky with Scuba. Oh, Scuba, you're going on that trip?
Speaker 2: I go for all Edie's it's weird when I have
Speaker 2: a trip, And she was like, I'm too busy.
Speaker 3: I think Scuba likes traveling with me military.
Speaker 2: So so why is Abby going to then?
Speaker 5: Because they both wanted to, they both talked about on
Speaker 5: the air.
Speaker 2: Oh I didn't know Abby was jumping.
Speaker 5: A fifty four year old man in the UK is
Speaker 5: so addicted to cheese. It's been over seventy thousand dollars
Speaker 5: on cheddar over the years.
Speaker 3: Dude, cheese is so good.
Speaker 5: He's at least two blocks of cheese a day. His stomach.
Speaker 5: He's going to be so backed up. Everybody's stomach digests definitely.
Speaker 5: All I know is mine. I'd rip my bottle wide
Speaker 5: open it having to put that. I mean, I have
Speaker 5: such bad ibs that I can't This dude, he must
Speaker 5: be able to time, must be able to process cheese
Speaker 5: way better than me. But he's eating two blocks of
Speaker 5: cheese a day. That's crazy. Listen to that money, seventy
Speaker 5: thousand dollars on just cheddar.
Speaker 1: Cheese or healthy breakfasts healthy quote breakfasts most of them
Speaker 1: that they looked at like at the grocery store or
Speaker 1: healthy healthy have more sugar than a coke.
Speaker 5: Oh, no, cokes have a lot of sugar.
Speaker 3: Because I got this like cheerio cinnamon nut and like
Speaker 3: it says healthy on it, and I've been eating.
Speaker 5: It, Well, that could be healthy, for like fiber or
Speaker 5: grain doesn't just mean that there's no sugar and other
Speaker 5: things in it aren't healthy, for example, and some of
Speaker 5: the stuff you should be smart enough to know. But
Speaker 5: dunk and blueberry.
Speaker 1: Muffins not healthy, right, But they have a bunch of
Speaker 1: fiber or they have they have something and then they
Speaker 1: get to say this healthy about it.
Speaker 5: And so just by seeing that word doesn't mean that
Speaker 5: the whole thing's healthy. Cranberry orange muffin from Panera. This
Speaker 5: is a tasty treat, especially with the urbinator sugar and crust.
Speaker 5: Others are good. The urbinator sugar and crust the top,
Speaker 5: but it's forty two grams of sugar in each muffin
Speaker 5: the turbinator. Fresh baked oatmeal bars from Wendy's Oatmeal could
Speaker 5: be a nutrient dense, fiber filled breakfast choice, but these
Speaker 5: clock in a twindre and eighty calories and twenty three grams. Anyway,
Speaker 5: the point is you just got to kind of know
Speaker 5: a little more than just seeing that word on the
Speaker 5: bag that says healthy. Yeah, there could be something about
Speaker 5: it that in the other word that people use is promotes,
Speaker 5: that promotes, promotes a good heart. I really didn't do anything.
Speaker 5: It's like, well, there's a chance that it will hurt.
Speaker 5: Promotes is a weird word.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's what my buddy was telling me. He's like,
Speaker 3: look beyond the front of the box, like read the
Speaker 3: little stuff, and if you can't pronounce the ingredient, that's
Speaker 3: a good one. I'm good for you.
Speaker 5: Most stuff I can't pronounce that I eat. And my
Speaker 5: wife would be like, hey, look that's why I did
Speaker 5: whole thirty because my just my stomach issue. Yeah, she
Speaker 5: was like, the thing is, you don't eat anything on
Speaker 5: this where you can't pronounce the ingredient, or that you
Speaker 5: don't know every ingredient. And it was tough to do it.
Speaker 5: Was annoying to have to live by. We go out
Speaker 5: to eat with friends and we could eat nothing chicken,
Speaker 5: I mean really chicken and vegetables. But it did good
Speaker 5: my stomach. I'm kind of I failed. I failed your back.
Speaker 1: Well not bad, but I've failed them. I failed myself.
Speaker 5: Ferrari driver was spotted doing one hundred seventy miles per
Speaker 5: hour in Georgia on Saturday morning, one hundred and seventy eight,
Speaker 5: one hundred over the speed limit. That's one hundred and
Speaker 5: seventy I have no interest. I guess maybe I just
Speaker 5: want to see if the car go that fast, but
Speaker 5: I have no interest in going that fast at all.
Speaker 5: I mean, if you have a Ferrari, probably you have
Speaker 5: the Ferrari because you like to go fast.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's what I don't understand about selling those cars,
Speaker 3: Like you buy them because they go fast, but you'll
Speaker 3: never be able to drive them fast.
Speaker 5: You probably buy them too because of how they look.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's cool, it's a status symbol.
Speaker 3: But if you had the Lambeau lunch.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I show up in a Lambo, You're like, Wow,
Speaker 2: that dude's got money.
Speaker 3: But would you want to take that two hundred miles
Speaker 3: per hour.
Speaker 2: I would like to add on a racetrack.
Speaker 5: What about on the internet, would you try to get
Speaker 5: a hundred hundred and ten?
Speaker 2: I can do that. Yeah, that's not a problem. I
Speaker 2: mean I've done one hundred and ten on the interstate before.
Speaker 3: In the ultima not an ultimo manah, I.
Speaker 2: Mean like my buddy's Camaro used to.
Speaker 5: But you weren't driving it though, right, he was, I've
Speaker 5: driven it before you one ten?
Speaker 2: Yeah, why are weird?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 2: When we're in high school.
Speaker 5: A woman at Tennessee allegedly plaid allegedly plaid ten thousand
Speaker 5: dollars a bitcoin in the dark web to hire a
Speaker 5: hitman to kill the wife of a man she met
Speaker 5: on match dot com. It sounds like they met when
Speaker 5: he was single when hiking a few times, but then
Speaker 5: moved on with someone else and she did not like that,
Speaker 5: so she paid the ten thousand dollars in bitcoin on
Speaker 5: the dark web to make it happen. And it's just
Speaker 5: move on, Like why do you have to kill people?
Speaker 1: But that is a rational thought, Just move on, right,
Speaker 1: But you're irrational people.
Speaker 5: To have rational thoughts and actions.
Speaker 3: But the go to to a hit man to get
Speaker 3: that's really someone is bizarre.
Speaker 5: It is irrational. Again, you a rational mind right now?
Speaker 5: Are expecting somebody that's obviously extremely irrational to have a
Speaker 5: rational thought?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I guess that's wild.
Speaker 5: How do you get to the dark web to find
Speaker 5: a hitman? But how do you know what rooms to
Speaker 5: go to? Is there a hitman room in the dark web?
Speaker 5: Do you just post a Michael me ask you a
Speaker 5: couple questions of the dark ones?
Speaker 3: That's a good question.
Speaker 5: Is there a search exactly?
Speaker 1: Is there a place that you can go to ask
Speaker 1: for all your illegal things to be filled?
Speaker 5: Like a general illegal click here?
Speaker 8: You can look for different services, so you'd probably type
Speaker 8: in some keywords. I don't want to say specifically what
Speaker 8: you would type in, but to get to something like that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so is it like a dark web Google?
Speaker 8: Basically? Yeah, it's kind of like a marketplace, like a
Speaker 8: like an eBay.
Speaker 2: But I got a question, how like, if we have
Speaker 2: the dark Web, why don't they just shut it down?
Speaker 5: I don't know the answer to that. I've never been
Speaker 5: on the dark Web.
Speaker 2: And like, how did people start the dark web? And
Speaker 2: then how did you get people to it? That's what
Speaker 2: I don't understand.
Speaker 5: And I would say how do you not go on
Speaker 5: the dark web as good guys to try to stop
Speaker 5: all the bad guys? And that makes that's my rational brain,
Speaker 5: lending your go and take good, find bad, end bad.
Speaker 5: That But when those pirates were all over the Smally
Speaker 5: waters and they were taking.
Speaker 2: Over all his boats, yeah they were captain.
Speaker 5: Now people were like, why don't they just put boats
Speaker 5: out there like boat cops to stop them, And then
Speaker 5: they would show the area of water and like the
Speaker 5: area of water these pirates are the area of water
Speaker 5: is bigger.
Speaker 3: Than Texas gigantic.
Speaker 5: So how are you going to actually at a body
Speaker 5: of water bigger than Texas the boat cops all over
Speaker 5: all of it. You can't probably dark webs similar.
Speaker 8: Yeah, you can't just shut down the entire thing. It
Speaker 8: would just pop up somewhere else.
Speaker 5: And you can't go and shut down all the bad
Speaker 5: things and all the services, probably because there are so
Speaker 5: many services, and I bet there are people on there
Speaker 5: that are watching it. I mean this story here was
Speaker 5: it because somebody found her?
Speaker 8: Because yeah, people get on the dark web to try
Speaker 8: to do what you're saying, to try to shut down
Speaker 8: These people.
Speaker 3: Are the cops on there.
Speaker 8: So yeah, I've seen stories of cops getting on there
Speaker 8: to bus people, especially with like trafficking.
Speaker 3: That's fish in a barrel.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but there's so many barrels. It's like barrels as
Speaker 5: far as you can see.
Speaker 1: So, yeah, you can get the fish out of this one,
Speaker 1: but there's always barrel, Like where do you go?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: But I mean the war on drugs, Like that's what
Speaker 3: they always say about that. It's like, yeah, but the
Speaker 3: war on drugs is dumb no, no, No. What I'm
Speaker 3: saying is like just drug enforcement, like you stop one load,
Speaker 3: but I mean there's millions coming in, so how do you.
Speaker 5: Yeah, And that's why it was done it. Yeah, the
Speaker 5: War on drugs was the waste of a lot of things.
Speaker 5: I also, I hope say nope to dope, say just
Speaker 5: say no. I agree with all that, yes, but the
Speaker 5: War on drugs specifically the reasoning the execution, massive fail,
Speaker 5: massive fail.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 5: So what do you have to say about anything else
Speaker 5: about the the bitcoin on the dark webs, anything else?
Speaker 6: Don't want to try to get on the dark Web.
Speaker 5: I do not because I don't know what happens. It
Speaker 5: feels so shady that I feel like if I got
Speaker 5: just logged on and have a STD or something a
Speaker 5: virus no, not ANTD.
Speaker 8: Or.
Speaker 5: I'd have yeah, or i'd have like a worn out
Speaker 5: from my like just getting on, I feel like something
Speaker 5: would go wrong, but I.
Speaker 3: Can access it MIC through my computer.
Speaker 8: Right, Yeah, like a like a VPN, so it makes
Speaker 8: your computer anonymous, so it's not trackable, Okay, but.
Speaker 5: Then how do you sure? So when I was in
Speaker 5: Costa Rica, I used the VPN to watch American sports
Speaker 5: because you're not supposed to be in Custo. Even Netflix,
Speaker 5: I was using a VPN to watch American Netflix. Because
Speaker 5: you're in different countries, they give you different shows. Yeah,
Speaker 5: so I know how to do that, And from a VPN,
Speaker 5: I would just be like I'm in Kentucky. You can
Speaker 5: pick some of the one of the places they have
Speaker 5: listed and then they can't really find you, supposedly. Now
Speaker 5: that being said, when you get a VPN and then
Speaker 5: you let's say I picked Kentucky and I go get
Speaker 5: on the dark web.
Speaker 8: Is it just a Www dot whatever or no, it's
Speaker 8: like a server you log on too. Say you get
Speaker 8: on a VPN makes anonymous and you get on, but.
Speaker 5: How do you get on the service? My question is
Speaker 5: it like an app that you open. Is it like
Speaker 5: a browser? Is it a program you run? So like
Speaker 5: an app?
Speaker 3: Yeah, like an app, but you download these it's a
Speaker 3: dark web app.
Speaker 2: Do you go to the Apple store the app store?
Speaker 5: You get on the dark pa, how do you get that?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 5: How do you get the dark How do you?
Speaker 8: There are different ways to get on, So it's like
Speaker 8: you just put in a different URL running through your computer.
Speaker 6: It gets you on the dark web.
Speaker 5: So in any browser. Yeah, okay, all right.
Speaker 3: That's crazy world. Man.
Speaker 8: Most people will get like a computer specifically for it,
Speaker 8: because you can if you're like logged in stated your
Speaker 8: Gmail account and use that same computer, then it could
Speaker 8: pack peg your Gmail account.
Speaker 5: So you get just a dark web computer.
Speaker 6: That's probably the safest way.
Speaker 3: Like a burner computer.
Speaker 6: Yeah, like a burner computer.
Speaker 5: Wow, you must be doing some crazy stuff on the
Speaker 5: dark web. Make some real money if you're buying burner computers. Okay, Mike,
Speaker 5: thank you. Amy's walking back in the room. We're doing
Speaker 5: the post show. We're about to be done though, right,
Speaker 5: how long is this.
Speaker 2: Twenty three?
Speaker 5: Okay, we got two more minutes.
Speaker 3: So what was Amy doing? Could we find out?
Speaker 5: It's just up to her she can pass or not
Speaker 5: pass that you want to say, pass right now, pass
Speaker 5: right now. The only reason even says she would mention
Speaker 5: it because she said she may just talk about it,
Speaker 5: but she was kidding. But even the fact that she
Speaker 5: was kidding about it meant that she may talk about it,
Speaker 5: but for now she will pass.
Speaker 4: Yeah. I had to send you a note and I'm like,
Speaker 4: go live with it at seven or something, and then
Speaker 4: I was like, jkjk okay.
Speaker 2: What interesting.
Speaker 5: No, no, no, no, we're not trying to figure it out.
Speaker 5: We're not guessing here. We did invent a new game, though,
Speaker 5: why you were gone, called blind acceptance.
Speaker 3: Amy look at this, Like, Amy, look at that?
Speaker 5: How did you get that we did blind acceptance? You
Speaker 5: want to play, Well, it's a game where I have
Speaker 5: something in mind. It's called blind acceptance, And I say Eddie,
Speaker 5: how much money to accept this blind acceptance? And then
Speaker 5: Eddie goes If he says too much, I go, no deal.
Speaker 5: We never even talked about it. But if he says
Speaker 5: a number that I agree with or it's lower than
Speaker 5: the number, I take the money out. And if he
Speaker 5: accepts it, he has to do whatever I have in
Speaker 5: my mind. Amy looks what did you have to do
Speaker 5: sixty dollars?
Speaker 3: Sixty dollars?
Speaker 9: But what did you have to do?
Speaker 4: What?
Speaker 3: I mean that that's what's crazy about the game. It's
Speaker 3: like I don't know, like what is it? So I
Speaker 3: asked him questions, is it gonna harm me? Like? Am
Speaker 3: I going to be embarrassed by it? Like?
Speaker 5: What is?
Speaker 1: No? No?
Speaker 5: No, he knows what he has to do.
Speaker 9: Now, okay?
Speaker 3: Yeas should I tell her yeah? Or do you want
Speaker 3: to play the game with her? Or she guesses.
Speaker 5: It just their money. She can't accept it.
Speaker 2: She's not going to know it.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So we're doing our golf charity thing today, Amy, And
Speaker 3: so I got sixty dollars to ride with the guy
Speaker 3: that paid to play with us. Yeah, not bad, It's not.
Speaker 9: Bad, right, Yeah, so you get to ride with Jordian.
Speaker 3: I don't really don't care. I'll them, Yeah, I will
Speaker 3: ride with Jordan, but you make Jordan go in a
Speaker 3: different car.
Speaker 5: I just don't like. I'm I just get tired and
Speaker 5: I feel like I have to perform the whole time
Speaker 5: and people get disappointed because once I leave the show,
Speaker 5: I don't have a lot to say and Eddie does.
Speaker 3: Anyways, got so much to say totally, especially golf, like
Speaker 3: we'll talk about the game.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and I just like, man, I'm tired, so I
Speaker 5: don't have much to say. And then also if I'm
Speaker 5: not playing well, I don't get angry. I don't throw stuff,
Speaker 5: I don't do anything. I just get quiet.
Speaker 3: Hey. But you know, when you're in your cart driving
Speaker 3: you can be quiet and all. But when you get out,
Speaker 3: you gotta be on again. Especially if we're in the
Speaker 3: punt and green together, you gotta be on.
Speaker 5: Yeah, here, it'll be great, it'll be great. The simple
Speaker 5: three step strategy for getting rich. Give your pen ready,
Speaker 5: lunch box.
Speaker 2: I'm riding down.
Speaker 5: Man, what is your current strategy for getting rich?
Speaker 2: Hustle?
Speaker 5: But then when you plan to start hustling.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but you're not doing that, I hustle. Yeah.
Speaker 2: You guys don't know.
Speaker 3: There's lottery yet.
Speaker 2: Lotteries on there too.
Speaker 5: Step one, spend less than you make.
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, or else you'd be bankrupt or just in debt.
Speaker 5: Or you can still spend less but not be in
Speaker 5: debt too. You can have a little bit no no,
Speaker 5: because if you spend exactly as much as you may,
Speaker 5: if you spend your even you're broke.
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, yeah, so that's what I'm saying. Like, you
Speaker 2: can't really spend more than you make because then your.
Speaker 3: You ki money.
Speaker 5: You can, but it's your in debt.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean I try my best, not like I
Speaker 2: try to save.
Speaker 5: Something easier said than done, especially with half American's loving
Speaker 5: paycheck to paycheck. But buying stuff you need is the
Speaker 5: number one thing that prevents people from accumulating wealth. That
Speaker 5: stuff you don't need, excuse me, exce if you don't
Speaker 5: need is the number one thing that prevents people from
Speaker 5: accumulating wealth. Number two. Work to earn more money. In
Speaker 5: other words, don't get comfortable. You can only cut your
Speaker 5: budget so much. Eventually you'll need to earn more and
Speaker 5: do extra things. So part time job, hustle, But what
Speaker 5: what What's what I'm asking? What are you doing to
Speaker 5: make extra? Side money?
Speaker 2: Stocks?
Speaker 5: So we all got in together for thirty bucks.
Speaker 2: Each, sixty bucks eats Now we're up.
Speaker 9: Yeah we did sixty Yeah we Oh.
Speaker 2: We gave him more, ga him more and more. That's
Speaker 2: you lottery, I do that.
Speaker 5: You don't not working any side jobs?
Speaker 2: I mean I got acting, no, but.
Speaker 5: Yeah you pay money for that.
Speaker 3: Oh that's true.
Speaker 2: But but yeah, you pay money to make money. Yeah,
Speaker 2: but when an investment. I mean, who knows Tom Hanks
Speaker 2: he had to pay for acting lessons.
Speaker 5: I don't know that he did pay for acting lessons.
Speaker 5: I don't. I'm not sure, but I bet you also
Speaker 5: started to work. He was also trying to pay for that.
Speaker 5: He was also trying to get jobs too. Right after,
Speaker 5: It's not like I'm not out there hustling.
Speaker 2: You're not.
Speaker 5: That's what we're asking. What are you doing trying?
Speaker 3: Man? When there's a man behind it, it's not a
Speaker 3: lot of trying.
Speaker 2: I'm always, you know, business ideas. I'm always coming to
Speaker 2: you with business ideas and trying to.
Speaker 5: Start had a pretty good business idea. She was like,
Speaker 5: stop what I don't say what it is. But Morgan
Speaker 5: was like, I have a pretty good business idea. She goes,
Speaker 5: but if we do this, Lunchbox cannot be involved. That
Speaker 5: was her only criteria.
Speaker 9: Who can be anybody else?
Speaker 5: It's not lunchbox?
Speaker 3: Cool? I love it.
Speaker 2: That's fine.
Speaker 3: You go.
Speaker 2: You won't make any money. I don't care.
Speaker 6: What is it?
Speaker 5: What do you mean she won't make any money?
Speaker 2: It's fine. I feel like we'd actually make more money
Speaker 2: with you not mean, on it, great, do it, let's
Speaker 2: see it. Oh nothing, that's what I thought.
Speaker 5: I'm not going to ever say it here. Now invest
Speaker 5: what you don't spend I do? Set three and a
Speaker 5: what lottery in my future?
Speaker 3: What's what's that?
Speaker 5: What's the future lottery?
Speaker 2: I mean a mortgage?
Speaker 5: Okay, fair, Yeah, go ahead.
Speaker 2: Lottery at lessons?
Speaker 3: What am iut investing? Your kids?
Speaker 5: What are investing?
Speaker 3: Like?
Speaker 2: Why do invest in my kids?
Speaker 3: I mean they can give you money back when they're older.
Speaker 3: I mean probably not, probably not.
Speaker 2: I mean, let's I mean, odds are they're not.
Speaker 3: Gonna have good jobs.
Speaker 2: I mean they might have good jobs, but I mean
Speaker 2: they're probably not going to be as successful as I am.
Speaker 5: Why is that?
Speaker 2: I mean because look at where I'm at and where
Speaker 2: I mean, to get to this level, not a lot
Speaker 2: of people make it to this level. And so just
Speaker 2: if you're playing the percentages, we defined the odds. Everybody
Speaker 2: in this room defined the odds to make it where
Speaker 2: we are realistically, and so they'll probably work in an
Speaker 2: office and it's like a normal job. So I'm just
Speaker 2: playing the percentages.
Speaker 3: Yeah, good for you, all.
Speaker 2: Right, Like, don't you think that any Like when you
Speaker 2: look at your kids. Like, the odds that they're going
Speaker 2: to make it to your level are very low.
Speaker 3: I think a couple of them can surpass my level.
Speaker 3: Two probably will be happier with office jobs. Two of them, Yes, probably.
Speaker 5: Okay, some office jobs pay a whole lot. Yet totally Yeah,
Speaker 5: what does they even mean? An office shop?
Speaker 3: Like, you know, just kind of like going fin nine
Speaker 3: to five? Hey, clock in, do you work? Go home?
Speaker 4: My daughters papers surpass all of us, for sure, she hustles.
Speaker 9: You can figure something out.
Speaker 5: And by all of this you mean.
Speaker 9: Bobby, y'all are very similar.
Speaker 5: But yeah, but you say surpass all of us, But
Speaker 5: by all of us you mean us. Okay, Obviously I
Speaker 5: do want to run these rejected segments that we didn't do,
Speaker 5: and then we'll be done with this.
Speaker 3: Here.
Speaker 5: We did rejected segments on the show this morning. These
Speaker 5: are the ones I did not put in the top five.
Speaker 5: But some of the other ones, uh, Ray Mundo has
Speaker 5: a country music secret.
Speaker 3: Oh, another one we didn't.
Speaker 5: Do, rejected segment. It's about somebody not signing autographs. Ray,
Speaker 5: what is that one?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: So I heard on the inside that I'm gonna say
Speaker 1: the artist is that cool?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 5: So Zach Brown band.
Speaker 1: Apparently they'll take pictures and do selfies and stuff, but
Speaker 1: they're totally against signing autographs for whatever reason. I have
Speaker 1: a buddy who works at a hotel and they played
Speaker 1: in his city and they said, absolutely, do what you
Speaker 1: gotta do. Anybody in the band can take pictures. Zach
Speaker 1: will take pictures, but just no autographs whatsoever. And it
Speaker 1: just caught me off guard. I was like, who is
Speaker 1: against signing autographs? And who asked for autographs anymore? That's
Speaker 1: probably my last thing that I asked for. I'll go
Speaker 1: picture video, I don't know, conversation, then maybe autograph, but
Speaker 1: they're really strict against that.
Speaker 5: Autographs are an older thing. Unless you have memorabilia, then
Speaker 5: that is kind of cool. You don't people don't normally
Speaker 5: just get like, hey, sign this piece of paper. But
Speaker 5: if you do have something that's theirs, that's kind of
Speaker 5: cool to have him sign it.
Speaker 1: But yeah, I didn't know he didn't do autographs. Probably
Speaker 1: a time thing and also a sales thing. Maybe they
Speaker 1: don't want people hawking it.
Speaker 5: Yeah that too well, doesn't Garth do like only signs
Speaker 5: of personalized I have to put your name on it.
Speaker 5: Lunchbox didn't wanted to pitch a bit where he pitched
Speaker 5: a bit to us, and he wanted to go Voyage
Speaker 5: to the vagina? What is it?
Speaker 3: What?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: What?
Speaker 2: There is a new sculpture that they put up. I
Speaker 2: believe it's in Thailand and it's of a vagina and
Speaker 2: people are maybe they are people go to it and
Speaker 2: pray for it, or they pray for fertility. They pray
Speaker 2: for them to meet the man of their dreams. And
Speaker 2: so I thought the Voyage to the Vagina would be
Speaker 2: me going and reporting on people that are going to it.
Speaker 5: And it's crazy. The video is crazy vagina.
Speaker 2: It's a bit like they have the Voyage the vagina.
Speaker 2: They have the main one and they have smaller ones
Speaker 2: around it, like.
Speaker 5: It's it's one, two, three, four nine vaginas. Yeah, thirty
Speaker 5: four six, the big one, the big nine one is huge,
Speaker 5: is probably four feet tall.
Speaker 2: And so I thought, want to go, Yeah, voyage to
Speaker 2: the vagina would be would be incredible for the show.
Speaker 5: Rejected segment. Eddie got served with legal papers.
Speaker 3: Oh dude, that was crazy. That was crazy. Somebody came
Speaker 3: to my door.
Speaker 5: There's a penis. Oh my god, there's a voyage of
Speaker 5: the penis too. That wouldn't be that one will do.
Speaker 3: That's not voyage of the penis.
Speaker 6: That's got to be.
Speaker 5: There's a penis too.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 5: Devotees have built a matching golden penis run by eight
Speaker 5: smaller penises to complement the section.
Speaker 3: Wow, we should build a boob here. That way, we
Speaker 3: should here instead of going to different countries to visit
Speaker 3: these things.
Speaker 5: A boob?
Speaker 3: Yeah something?
Speaker 5: What would the worby a boat to the boob?
Speaker 2: You know what I mean?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 2: No, I got one, but I don't know if I
Speaker 2: can say that word.
Speaker 5: We probably can't.
Speaker 2: Then can I spell it?
Speaker 5: You give us the first letter T? I yeah, you
Speaker 5: go say that, travel.
Speaker 2: To the tit.
Speaker 3: There you go, and you come to America to see
Speaker 3: it instead of going to Thailand.
Speaker 2: Eddie, go ahead.
Speaker 3: You got somebody knocked to my door. I open it
Speaker 3: and it's a mail carrier and they're like, I'm done.
Speaker 5: Go ahead, he said, travel to the go ahead.
Speaker 3: He's like, you want to see the okay? He said,
Speaker 3: So you knocking the door And he said, look you've
Speaker 3: been served, are you so and so? And I said no,
Speaker 3: like not that person, it's some other guy's name. And
Speaker 3: they're like oh, oh okay. I was like, but I'll
Speaker 3: take the papers. I kind of want to see what
Speaker 3: his loss lawsuits all about. Like no, no, no, they have
Speaker 3: your address or whatever. So maybe it was some someone
Speaker 3: that lived.
Speaker 5: Here said you got served there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And I was like, wow, I'm getting sued right now.
Speaker 5: My heart dropped another rejected segment, Oh lunchbox at Caroline
Speaker 5: Jones rebroke his hand.
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, she was firm handshake.
Speaker 2: Caroline does yeah, like I mean so years ago. I
Speaker 2: don't know what I did to my hand, but I
Speaker 2: injured the bone right by my pinky and I couldn't
Speaker 2: shake hands. And one time John Ridch shook my hand
Speaker 2: and I thought I was going to vomit. I was
Speaker 2: in so much pain. I had to go down to
Speaker 2: a knee because I'm in so much pain, and I
Speaker 2: had to get cortizone shots and all sorts of stuff
Speaker 2: in my hand and it had been fine. And so
Speaker 2: whenever I go to shake hands now, I'm pretty careful
Speaker 2: about trying to avoid that side of the hand.
Speaker 3: To you, what, why even such a baby by handshaking?
Speaker 2: I no, no, I like broke a bone here and
Speaker 2: it never healed right. And so she came by and
Speaker 2: it usually they just say hi, Hi. And she walked
Speaker 2: up and I wasn't really paying attention, and I kind
Speaker 2: of stuck my hand out and she squeezed it.
Speaker 1: You weren't pay attention when you shook hands with somebody,
Speaker 1: You just blindly put your hand out.
Speaker 2: She because usually she oh, Hi, how's it going, But
Speaker 2: she came walking up. I'm just gonna think. I mean,
Speaker 2: she squeezed it, and my hand is I can't it hurts,
Speaker 2: like I mean, I'll be grabbing a golf club or
Speaker 2: a baseball or something. It I still I have the
Speaker 2: pain back in my hand again, and it is bad.
Speaker 5: She impression that he did when he acts like he
Speaker 5: was shaking her hand. He like put his head down,
Speaker 5: it's like in his computer, and then put his hand
Speaker 5: out like who shakes hands up? Yes, but I understand
Speaker 5: if she just has a really strong guy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and I mean just I mean, my hand is
Speaker 2: rebroken after ten years.
Speaker 5: You knew it too, Oh.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I thought it right. When we shook hands. I
Speaker 4: was like, okay, wow, that is a powerful handshake.
Speaker 9: Good for her.
Speaker 4: She's like comes in here and knows who she is
Speaker 4: saying hate everybody.
Speaker 2: So like ball in my hand up and a fish like,
Speaker 2: I feel the pain right down on this bone right
Speaker 2: here on that.
Speaker 5: Maybe you need a service in papers.
Speaker 3: So yeah, you're thinking lawsuit.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she may have to pay for some medical bills.
Speaker 5: Was Mike D part of the Beastie Boys? This was
Speaker 5: Eddie another rejected segment.
Speaker 2: Go ahead.
Speaker 3: So my son's been listening to the Beastie Boys lately,
Speaker 3: and he was just like, oh my gosh, I googled
Speaker 3: these guys and one of them's Mike D. Is that
Speaker 3: Mike D you work with? And I'm like, No, that's
Speaker 3: the dumbest thing I've ever heard. That's not Mike D.
Speaker 3: And I'm started thinking, like I don't even know why
Speaker 3: he's Mike D.
Speaker 5: Diamond. Who that's his name?
Speaker 3: Mike don Oh the Beastie Boys guy. No, No, I'm
Speaker 3: talkry ting about Mike, Like, oh, yeah, is Mike Mike D?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Why are you Mike dro? Why is that?
Speaker 6: I just wanted a different name?
Speaker 8: Yeah, but get all on social media everything on Mike
Speaker 8: Distro came up with the name, got it, he just
Speaker 8: made up Dstro.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 8: I was in a band at the time called every
Speaker 8: Day Destruction in punk rock. You name yourself after the band,
Speaker 8: so I shortened destruction into dstro Huh.
Speaker 1: I didn't even know that part. So in punk rock, though,
Speaker 1: generally you name yourself after the band.
Speaker 6: Yeah, like the Ramones, they're all everybody does that.
Speaker 8: So it's another band like Screeching Weasel, Weat Singer Bend
Speaker 8: Weasel Distro Destruction.
Speaker 3: That makes so much sense.
Speaker 5: All right, Mike, but you're not part of the BEASTI
Speaker 5: boys were saying that. Now I am not all right.
Speaker 5: Two more, Ramondo says that Country Stars X had dozens
Speaker 5: of people coming up to her to bar rejection segment.
Speaker 5: What was this Morgan Wallin's uh, what's her name? K
Speaker 5: T I think she's beg Mama.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she's really famous apparently on TikTok and Instagram. And
Speaker 1: I was at a bar and everybody knew this chick.
Speaker 1: I mean, she had probably fifteen TikTokers.
Speaker 3: Up on her.
Speaker 1: Uh, dudes, it may followers you have, I would say, combined,
Speaker 1: she's in the millions, but not combined on TikTok. Yeah,
Speaker 1: on TikTok, I mean all her stuff usually gets hundreds
Speaker 1: of thousands of views?
Speaker 3: Is that because they want to see the baby? Well?
Speaker 5: Yeah, they can see the baby too. What's her name,
Speaker 5: Katie what?
Speaker 3: Uh, let's see.
Speaker 5: Is it Mike? What's her name Katie what?
Speaker 6: Katie Smith?
Speaker 5: How many followers?
Speaker 1: Ye?
Speaker 5: Do she had millions?
Speaker 9: She's in the three hundreds on Instagram let me find herund.
Speaker 5: Three hundred thousand.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 1: On TikTok she's got two hundred and thirty four thousand.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so you had those up and that's a million.
Speaker 1: They said millions, two hundred and thirty four thousand on
Speaker 1: TikTok Okay, but cool people recognizing her. Yeah, but I
Speaker 1: mean she's an influencer too, so she does it on
Speaker 1: her own. But probably also she's the baby mama.
Speaker 5: I would think a lot of it is probably Yeah,
Speaker 5: they want to see the baby known from that, well she.
Speaker 1: Had didn't I guess Morgan had the kid that week
Speaker 1: and it wasn't at the bars?
Speaker 5: Yeah, dude, do you think maybe at the bar?
Speaker 3: I think that's why we will follow her baby in
Speaker 3: a bar. Some people do that.
Speaker 5: No, I don't know that that's why that. I think
Speaker 5: it's probably I don't know.
Speaker 3: People are weak.
Speaker 5: I don't even care. Finally, Eddie fell down the stairs,
Speaker 5: wanted to talk about it, rejected second.
Speaker 9: Eddie is showing up hard.
Speaker 5: Oh no, he didn't head all four to the five.
Speaker 3: Yeah, man, I mean, hey, it happens. But like I
Speaker 3: was going downstairs and get some water. The lights were off,
Speaker 3: and dude, I tumbled hard. I woke up the whole family.
Speaker 3: They're like, what happened? And like I missed the step.
Speaker 3: I was probably like three steps from getting to the bottom,
Speaker 3: and I rolled down like an old man. I needed
Speaker 3: that button. Like in the commercial, I'm falling and I
Speaker 3: can't get out old.
Speaker 5: I bet Morgan didn't know what that is.
Speaker 3: Well, still play that commercial.
Speaker 9: Yeah, they do, still play it.
Speaker 6: I don't know what the company is, but yeah.
Speaker 5: Life Alert. Yeah man, all right, that's it, thank you all.
Speaker 5: We are done. Amy got a four things up today.
Speaker 5: It's called a half thing.
Speaker 9: Today is called the fifth thing.
Speaker 5: There you go, Yeah, you guys check that out, the
Speaker 5: fifth thing.
Speaker 9: But it's under the four things with Amy Brown.
Speaker 5: Just search for the four things Amy Brown. All right,
Speaker 5: that's it. You guys have a great day. That's posho. Goodbye, everybody.