Speaker 1: It's the best Bits of the week with Morgan I
Speaker 1: kill just the bits.
Speaker 2: Hello friends, and happy weekend. We have made it to
Speaker 2: Saturday or Sunday or whenever you're listening to this podcast.
Speaker 2: If you want to check out something really awesome and
Speaker 2: new this weekend, Part one is up there. It includes
Speaker 2: not only a fun conversation with another show member this
Speaker 2: weekend It's Amy, but it also includes listener questions. So
Speaker 2: all fun stuff in part one. But the reason that
Speaker 2: you're probably here in part two is to get caught
Speaker 2: up on the Bobby Bone Show from this week, and
Speaker 2: there's a lot of good stuff, so let's get into it.
Speaker 2: Been a lot of conversation about testosterone lately on this show.
Speaker 2: After Eddie and Lunchbox challenge each other, they got their
Speaker 2: blood work and test results.
Speaker 3: Who had the higher t well.
Speaker 2: Bobby also had a physical recently that required him to
Speaker 2: get blood work drawn and he got his testosterone results back.
Speaker 3: So we got another.
Speaker 4: Reading number seven. But a physical last week got all
Speaker 4: my results back. You want to see my testosterone score?
Speaker 5: I sure do.
Speaker 6: Oh no, I absolutely do.
Speaker 5: This is gonna be bad.
Speaker 7: Don't say the number yet. Okay, you can look at it.
Speaker 6: No, what can I react in any way?
Speaker 7: Shape for you can react, I don't care. Just don't
Speaker 7: say the number.
Speaker 6: Yet, okay, Okay, I.
Speaker 7: Don't want to. I don't want to embarrass anybody.
Speaker 6: Okay.
Speaker 7: It's higher than all you folds.
Speaker 6: We'll keep it at that.
Speaker 5: Really higher than Lunchbox too. Yeah, yeah, wow.
Speaker 4: And I went in midday and the doctors like, you
Speaker 4: should do this closer to like eight or nine am.
Speaker 6: That's when you're two his highest, he.
Speaker 7: Said, so you should add another fifty.
Speaker 6: Points and and and Lunchbox and Eddie did it in
Speaker 6: the morning.
Speaker 5: We did it, so we're at our highest. It's still
Speaker 5: really low. H Well, he wasn't really low. He was average.
Speaker 5: It's still lowish.
Speaker 6: No, this was average average ish, that's exactly.
Speaker 8: No.
Speaker 6: No, he literally average average, literally, But.
Speaker 4: I was worried about mine. And it's higher than you folds.
Speaker 4: But it's okay. I'm not even near to brag.
Speaker 5: What's the number.
Speaker 7: It's high. It's higher than yours. Hey man, we told
Speaker 7: you the number, yeah, yours, just for a bit.
Speaker 5: Lunchbox. The numbers out there.
Speaker 7: You guys were five about it.
Speaker 5: I am not seven hundred a higher or lower than seven.
Speaker 4: Hundred all I'm saying is that I have higher tesosterone
Speaker 4: than both of you, and Amy is here.
Speaker 5: Yes, So that's what's terrible.
Speaker 7: Anything you want to say.
Speaker 5: No, congratulations, thank you, congratulations on being healthy.
Speaker 4: I also had no ego. If it was low, I
Speaker 4: was going to get it fixed. Oh I don't have
Speaker 4: an ego?
Speaker 7: Oh you do? You think you're less mad?
Speaker 8: There's something going on with you, like why you don't
Speaker 8: want to go to a doctor intervention asap?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Hey, Ray, would you play me voicemail number two please?
Speaker 10: Because of the all low te segment, I got my
Speaker 10: tea checked out, and I'm a forty year old female
Speaker 10: and mine was very low apparently, and I thought I
Speaker 10: could be like Eddie and I did like four squads,
Speaker 10: and then I realized I was never going to do that.
Speaker 10: So yesterday I got my yam pellets, and so I
Speaker 10: just wanted to shout out the show and tell Eddie
Speaker 10: not to be scared. Thank you you by.
Speaker 7: I was going to go to the doctor and get
Speaker 7: this if mine was low.
Speaker 5: Yeah the pellet.
Speaker 4: Also, people were going, oh, we know who advertises on
Speaker 4: the show. Amy's got a collegist does not advertise.
Speaker 7: On our show? What did you ever see those messages.
Speaker 4: No, we're like, I guess we see the sponsors of
Speaker 4: the show are now huh, I don't know.
Speaker 7: People people think we're getting money from big guy.
Speaker 5: No, and then I turned down the spot.
Speaker 9: No I have.
Speaker 7: I was like, no, a sponsor, I don't.
Speaker 6: Want that, right.
Speaker 8: No, I had to ask, and I had no idea
Speaker 8: what she would even say. Like I was waiting almost
Speaker 8: for a week and a half for an answer because
Speaker 8: I think she was trying to figure.
Speaker 6: Out do I want to do this? Who are they?
Speaker 6: What do they do?
Speaker 11: Like?
Speaker 7: I no, not a sponsor.
Speaker 8: So if anybody's a sponsor, if anybody should.
Speaker 6: Be a sponsored yam pellets.
Speaker 4: Who yams yams, I should be part of the show.
Speaker 4: All my results came back, I am healthy.
Speaker 5: How's your vitamin D?
Speaker 4: To check that out, I said, I for sur did
Speaker 4: a T sascerone test, and then I did to go
Speaker 4: check that.
Speaker 7: No, okay, because I didn't look at that.
Speaker 8: You've got everything done. It's in there, but the blood work.
Speaker 8: I will say, it's not the easiest to read. Oh really, well,
Speaker 8: mine wasn't amuse.
Speaker 5: You read mind? You still have mine? So what does
Speaker 5: mine say? I told Amy Off the air. He stopped
Speaker 5: passing my blood work to random people.
Speaker 6: The Eddie, your D is it's a twenty you remember?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yeah, she said you were. They called you little D
Speaker 4: with your little D lunch box. Anything you want to say.
Speaker 12: Uh, congratulations, I mean I would put more weight to
Speaker 12: it if you were in the competition, but you weren't.
Speaker 7: I wasn't her out.
Speaker 13: I won the competition. That's all I'm worried about. Thank you.
Speaker 7: I agree.
Speaker 4: My vitamin D is vitamin D dot two five hydroxy.
Speaker 7: Is that? What's up?
Speaker 5: Amy? See?
Speaker 6: I don't know, so, I said, they're confusing to read.
Speaker 4: It looks to me like thirty to one hundred is
Speaker 4: the typical range, and mind falls within that pretty easily.
Speaker 5: Okay. And I was, what twenty.
Speaker 7: Around fifty vitamin D mine's around fifty two?
Speaker 5: Okay, wow? Solid.
Speaker 7: I don't know. I didn't even look at it.
Speaker 4: I literally just wanted to see if my testosterone was
Speaker 4: low because I was going to get it fixed to go.
Speaker 7: It's okay, don't be embarrassed about things.
Speaker 6: I'm pulling up Eddy's results.
Speaker 7: But it just turns out I'm a manly man.
Speaker 5: The fact that Amy has my results kills you let
Speaker 5: me pull up your file.
Speaker 6: Let's take a little look see here. I mean, it's
Speaker 6: so much stuff. I got to figure out where to.
Speaker 7: Throw it in AI put it.
Speaker 8: And how long will give Eddy's results.
Speaker 1: It's the best bits of the week with Morgan.
Speaker 13: Number two.
Speaker 2: A lot of people do book club, well we do
Speaker 2: movie club here on the show. A listener had DMed
Speaker 2: Bobby requesting that we all watched the documentary The Big Lonely,
Speaker 2: and there were mixed reviews across the board from listeners
Speaker 2: from all of us, and I'll give you mine.
Speaker 3: After you hear the show's reviews.
Speaker 2: And what they all thought about this particular documentary.
Speaker 4: Number six, we're going to do Tuesday reviews day, and
Speaker 4: mostly what we're going to focus on here is the
Speaker 4: documentary from our listener, Sarah called The Big Lonely. If
Speaker 4: you missed us talking about it, she sent me a
Speaker 4: DM She said that she had terminal cancer and this
Speaker 4: was a documentary that really changed her life as she
Speaker 4: was going through the process. And so we had two
Speaker 4: weeks to watch it, and we're gonna spend a lot
Speaker 4: more time like really breaking it down in the podcast,
Speaker 4: but I do want to go through and review it
Speaker 4: and so amy, I'll start with you.
Speaker 6: I kind of want to get the vibe of everybody else.
Speaker 7: No, no vibe.
Speaker 9: Check.
Speaker 5: What do you give it?
Speaker 6: Three out of five animal traps?
Speaker 5: Okay?
Speaker 7: Why well it's.
Speaker 8: Probably not as high as maybe y'all's because I was
Speaker 8: disturbed by the killing of the animals.
Speaker 7: The guy lived in the wilderness.
Speaker 8: I needed a heads up before he chopped a bunny's
Speaker 8: head off.
Speaker 7: The guy lived in the wilderness.
Speaker 8: Hey, heads up, he's about to take an axe to
Speaker 8: this cute, little white bunny. I understand you need to
Speaker 8: eat animals to survive. I eat animals. I just don't
Speaker 8: want to see the little bunny and then chop.
Speaker 6: Like I thought that was a little much.
Speaker 9: So.
Speaker 4: The story is of this guy who, instead of facing
Speaker 4: homelessness in the city, he decides to move way out
Speaker 4: into the wilderness where nobody can find him or kick
Speaker 4: him out, and he has to do wilderness type things.
Speaker 4: He also because this filmmaker knows his story. The filmmaker
Speaker 4: gave him the cameras and everything is shot from him.
Speaker 6: There is point of view.
Speaker 7: Ye.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's like the metaglasses way before metaglasses were a thing.
Speaker 7: It's like he's wearing the camera on his head right.
Speaker 8: When he's chopping the bunny up. So other than that,
Speaker 8: I loved the story of resilience. I loved his relationship.
Speaker 6: With his dog. I just felt sad so much of
Speaker 6: the time.
Speaker 8: So I don't know how to rate something higher. I
Speaker 8: want to rate it higher. I just don't know that
Speaker 8: it did for me what it's doing for others. Like
Speaker 8: I felt sad Eddie.
Speaker 5: I thought it was cool that this guy lived in
Speaker 5: the wilderness and survived on very little. I thought that
Speaker 5: was awesome. I'm like Amy, though, Gosh, I was so
Speaker 5: sad for the life that he left behind and his
Speaker 5: relationship with his dog, all that, like everything, that was
Speaker 5: the reason whatever he's missing out on. I love that
Speaker 5: he was in the Willinness. I love that. That was
Speaker 5: really cool. The visuals were cool. How he killed the animals.
Speaker 5: I thought that was so cool. But man, I would
Speaker 5: just at the end of it, I was just kind
Speaker 5: of like, I don't feel good about what I saw
Speaker 5: at all.
Speaker 4: You didn't like his decision instead of to be homeless
Speaker 4: under a bridge, to move out in nature and really
Speaker 4: put it on himself to survive.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean that's a better option than under the bridge.
Speaker 5: But the fact that he chose under the bridge, he
Speaker 5: didn't choose under the bridge. Well, you know, you don't
Speaker 5: choose to be homeless. He had very good jobs, like
Speaker 5: he had, he had jobs.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but you're talking about this is when addiction and
Speaker 4: humiliation comes into play, Like he didn't choose that.
Speaker 8: Wait, and he had life circumstances that left him, yes,
Speaker 8: because of choices that he made.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, but he didn't choose to be homeless.
Speaker 6: Choices that he made led to his homelessness.
Speaker 5: Correct, the choices that he did get he wanted to
Speaker 5: live out there. Yeah, And then question about like how
Speaker 5: he kept the cameras charged, like how did how do
Speaker 5: they helped?
Speaker 4: I'm sure, yeah, I'm sure they would give him batteries.
Speaker 5: Okay, I'm sure it was all battery. I would imagine
Speaker 5: there's a bunch of twenty fourteen. And then I wondered too,
Speaker 5: I'm like, well, where's he getting salt from? But then
Speaker 5: I realized he would go back and.
Speaker 4: Hike in to town once a year and work a
Speaker 4: little bit and work to make enough money to buy
Speaker 4: all of his supplies for the year.
Speaker 6: I was waiting, what can we say, Well.
Speaker 7: We can talk about it more. I just want your review.
Speaker 5: The review is like Amy, I'll give it three and
Speaker 5: a half.
Speaker 7: Rats, Okay, Lunchbox.
Speaker 12: That was one of the saddest movies I've ever watched
Speaker 12: in my life. Like, I mean, it was sad, but
Speaker 12: at the same time, he seemed genuinely happy and at
Speaker 12: peace with life in the woods. So I was excited
Speaker 12: about that. Part is that he found something that worked
Speaker 12: for him. He said, you know, I'd rather be out
Speaker 12: in nature, and the ability to build a shelter and
Speaker 12: persevere and do all that by himself was unbelievable. But
Speaker 12: it was also so sad because he was just so
Speaker 12: broken and he would I mean, when he goes and
Speaker 12: visits his horse, he was like, I don't come over
Speaker 12: here often, but I do.
Speaker 13: I mean, I was just like, oh, dude.
Speaker 12: But and the fact that he hikes fifty miles into town, yeah,
Speaker 12: and then he lugs all the food and flower fifty
Speaker 12: miles back to his camp and then, I mean, unbelievable.
Speaker 12: I was fascinated the whole time, like just going, oh
Speaker 12: my gosh, all right, what's gonna happen? Is some crazy
Speaker 12: at the end, Like is it, like, what's gonna happen, like,
Speaker 12: how is it? But I give it four out of four,
Speaker 12: four out of five traps.
Speaker 4: I felt like what I enjoyed the most was it
Speaker 4: destroyed a lot of the unfair stereotypes about homelessness because
Speaker 4: he was articulate, he was reflective, He understood the decisions
Speaker 4: he made put him in this situation. He made choices
Speaker 4: to better his life based on the options that he
Speaker 4: had now, and I felt like that's what I took
Speaker 4: from that part of it.
Speaker 7: I also liked it.
Speaker 4: It wasn't long, to be honest, I don't like any
Speaker 4: movie that's two hours, especially a documentary. I'm giving it
Speaker 4: four and a half out of five cold winners, and
Speaker 4: he kept calling it there.
Speaker 5: Was a difference.
Speaker 4: It was like a like the the full full winter
Speaker 4: and soft winter whatever it was. It was like one
Speaker 4: is like dead and the other one is just cold.
Speaker 4: It was really cold. Yeah, So I really liked it.
Speaker 4: It's not something that made me feel good. I did
Speaker 4: a deep dive into what happened with him after. I
Speaker 4: did love him and the dog. I was always nervous
Speaker 4: for the dog that at one point they find an
Speaker 4: elk that has been eaten by a bear, and he
Speaker 4: knows the the bear somewhere nearby, and so there, I'm
Speaker 4: just like.
Speaker 7: That's what the bey's gonna get the dog. The bear's
Speaker 7: gonna get the dog, and.
Speaker 5: The fact that the dog fights with wolves and coyotes.
Speaker 7: Has scars on him. Still, so we watched it.
Speaker 4: A lot of listeners think that our Sarah is the
Speaker 4: daughter of him. That would be crazy. I don't know
Speaker 4: that it's not. I don't think that it is. I
Speaker 4: didn't ask her because he's like my daughter. He had
Speaker 4: one picture ever, Still, so I give it four and
Speaker 4: a half out of five. If you want to hear
Speaker 4: us talk about it in more depth, we will do
Speaker 4: it on the podcast today, part two. A lot of
Speaker 4: you guys probably watched it with us. Some didn't, so
Speaker 4: we don't want to hold you. But it's called The
Speaker 4: Big Lonely and you can watch it for free. It's
Speaker 4: on YouTube. It's on tub That's where I watched it,
Speaker 4: and I really liked what I took from it. But
Speaker 4: it does not make you feel great, Yeah, but I
Speaker 4: did like mostly a guy made a lot of decisions
Speaker 4: that he didn't feel was the best, yet still tried
Speaker 4: to make the best decision for him. Moving forward and
Speaker 4: made a life for himself moving forward, So I like
Speaker 4: that part.
Speaker 1: It's the best bits of the week with Morgan number two.
Speaker 2: If you've listened to the show long enough, then you
Speaker 2: probably already know what I'm going to say here in
Speaker 2: my review of this documentary. It was not great for
Speaker 2: a lot of reasons. I had a lot of listeners
Speaker 2: reach out to me telling me not to watch it
Speaker 2: and also giving me heads up of what happened. So
Speaker 2: I watched it, but I fast forward through any part
Speaker 2: that I thought was about to happen with animals, and
Speaker 2: that was just really rough for me. I'm such a
Speaker 2: huge animal lover, so that was a hard watch. But
Speaker 2: I also understand his situation and the importance of this
Speaker 2: documentary and why his story should be shared. So it
Speaker 2: was like a lot of mixed feelings, but just wasn't
Speaker 2: a huge fan. It's not one that I.
Speaker 3: Ever want to watch again.
Speaker 2: And I'm glad that I got the heads up to
Speaker 2: fast forward through certain parts, so if you also need
Speaker 2: the heads up, just know that going into it.
Speaker 7: Now.
Speaker 2: This next segment, there was a debate in the studio.
Speaker 2: Amy recently has been getting called a single mom, and
Speaker 2: she's not sure how.
Speaker 3: She feels about that.
Speaker 7: Number five, I'm gonna ask a question to them.
Speaker 4: Say your answer out loud as soon as I ask it,
Speaker 4: and then you don't answer it.
Speaker 7: Okay, it's about you.
Speaker 4: Oh okay, don't think about it, just answer it. Okay,
Speaker 4: answer whatever on here we go, ready?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Is Amy a single mom?
Speaker 13: Yes? No? Oh?
Speaker 7: Okay, yes, Eddie.
Speaker 5: I mean I didn't have time to think about it,
Speaker 5: that's the point. But I went straight to yes because
Speaker 5: she is single and she's a mom.
Speaker 7: You know those facts aren't wrong.
Speaker 5: That's where I went. Okay, So now is she she's
Speaker 5: co parenting with her.
Speaker 7: Ex's Amy a single mom?
Speaker 5: You want me to go back to what I said,
Speaker 5: or now that I thought about it, now that you
Speaker 5: talk about it, she's not a single mom?
Speaker 7: Okay, because because she.
Speaker 5: She has an X and they co parent. Okay, so
Speaker 5: they split custody and they co parent together.
Speaker 7: You said yes?
Speaker 12: Then no, I said, I started with and I didn't
Speaker 12: go all the way to yeah. But then I realized
Speaker 12: that no, she's not because the ex is involved with
Speaker 12: the kids life. If she was a single parent, that
Speaker 12: means the ex had nothing to do with it. She
Speaker 12: had to do everything on her own and so therefore
Speaker 12: she is not a single parent.
Speaker 4: People have been calling Amy a single mom. Amy, you
Speaker 4: don't think you're a single mom, right, No.
Speaker 6: I agree with them.
Speaker 8: I was called a single mom recently and I haven't
Speaker 8: really reflected upon it until the other day, where I
Speaker 8: was like, oh, this keeps happening, and I don't put
Speaker 8: myself in the single mom category because I do have
Speaker 8: a co parent, and I think it's down to percentages.
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 8: I feel like, if you're with the kids the majority
Speaker 8: of the time, because some people have a relationship where
Speaker 8: they see the dad, I don't know every through three weeks,
Speaker 8: or I mean the dad maybe involved a tiny bit.
Speaker 7: So even mom interesting No.
Speaker 6: No, no, not mean generally.
Speaker 8: I just think that there's a percentage, like if you've
Speaker 8: got your kids like eighty percent of the.
Speaker 6: Time, but you're a single mom, that's it, Okay, looking
Speaker 6: for the number there yet.
Speaker 8: Yeah, and again I don't know exactly what it is,
Speaker 8: but I think that makes you a single mom. If
Speaker 8: you're the primary caretaker and the other parent is just
Speaker 8: kind of involved or totally out of the picture.
Speaker 7: Now you are single. I am single, and you are
Speaker 7: a mom.
Speaker 6: I am a mom.
Speaker 8: However, I don't define myself as a single mom.
Speaker 7: I think that feels accurate.
Speaker 6: Okay.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And sometimes there will be sponsors that are like, hey,
Speaker 4: Amy's a single mom while she and I'm like, I don't.
Speaker 4: She's single and she's a mom, but I don't you
Speaker 4: do have your ex husband who's like, I had a
Speaker 4: single mom.
Speaker 6: Because there was your dad was not in the picture.
Speaker 4: Didn't even know him, so that was a single mom.
Speaker 4: But then my grandma came into the picture some so
Speaker 4: would that mean she wasn't a single mom? And my
Speaker 4: grandma was like, we all lived together.
Speaker 6: Then your grandma became a single mom.
Speaker 4: True, a single single grandma. At the time I adopted
Speaker 4: the time, I go, yeah, there was a while where
Speaker 4: just my grandmother raised me too, But there was a
Speaker 4: time when they were both living in the same house
Speaker 4: with us. So my mom had been a single mom
Speaker 4: and it was my mom and my.
Speaker 13: No because grandma's there help right.
Speaker 6: Support, But that's okay, she's still single mom.
Speaker 7: No, she was single, she was a mom, but my
Speaker 7: grandma was there.
Speaker 6: I don't care.
Speaker 7: It was my grandma as single grandma when it was
Speaker 7: just her.
Speaker 8: See, I I labeled my mom as a single mom,
Speaker 8: even though my dad was involved in certain ways. But
Speaker 8: I lived with my mom one hundred percent of the time.
Speaker 8: There was no document. My dad even left Austin and
Speaker 8: went to a different city, but like I'd see him
Speaker 8: at spring break and he divided financially, Yes, my mom was.
Speaker 6: A single mom. I think my mom was a single mom.
Speaker 6: She raised me.
Speaker 5: Yeah, even if you get financial help and she went
Speaker 5: back to work.
Speaker 7: Really I think, so, okay.
Speaker 6: I know because I hadn't really thought about it.
Speaker 8: But when I think of how my mom like things
Speaker 8: she had to do and sacrifice she had to make,
Speaker 8: Like because my dad left for another woman, she's a
Speaker 8: single mom's peace. I I think I put my mom
Speaker 8: in well.
Speaker 6: Her life was altered dreastfully.
Speaker 8: She was a stay at home mom and then suddenly
Speaker 8: she had to go into the workforce. Like she was
Speaker 8: able to be there for us in a way through
Speaker 8: when now she was working a full time job and
Speaker 8: everything and taking care of us.
Speaker 4: It just reminds me single mom that works two jobs,
Speaker 4: loves kids and never stops.
Speaker 6: Heart of a fighter. I'm a survivor.
Speaker 5: I thought it was a TV show.
Speaker 6: Yeah, we were probably off a little bit.
Speaker 4: I think we pretty much pretty much now that a
Speaker 4: big shout out to all the single moms out there
Speaker 4: fighting the fight. Single dads ain't that many, but single
Speaker 4: there's a couple like too, But the single moms out
Speaker 4: there fighting the fight, like, yeah, that sucks.
Speaker 7: I'm sorry that's happening to you. But holy crap, if.
Speaker 4: You're not in the whole world of some kids out
Speaker 4: there and you're doing everything you possibly can to make
Speaker 4: sure that they are set up in so many ways.
Speaker 4: And so yeah, big shadow. And there are a couple
Speaker 4: of single dads out there, A couple there there are Yeah,
Speaker 4: oh three, I got another three. There's three out there.
Speaker 7: There's three.
Speaker 1: It's the best bits of the week with Morgan.
Speaker 13: Number two.
Speaker 2: Bobby has been collecting teams like medals recently. And when
Speaker 2: I say that, he's been sponsoring a lot of different teams.
Speaker 2: He's been paying attention in his DMS. People have reached
Speaker 2: out about things they need help with. And this recent
Speaker 2: one is a barbecue team which none of us knew existed.
Speaker 4: Number four, I just became a sponsor of a culinary
Speaker 4: arts team in Witch Talk Kansas.
Speaker 6: This is another one.
Speaker 5: This is another one, and another one. Wow, another one.
Speaker 6: You're sponsoring so many things.
Speaker 7: Archery all the time. Archery.
Speaker 4: At Magnico of High School, I have an under eight
Speaker 4: softball team and travel team Illinois, No, No, Iowa. And
Speaker 4: then now I have a culinary arts team, which who
Speaker 4: knew in my school we.
Speaker 5: Didn't have that. No, that's amazing, that's crazy.
Speaker 4: So they messaged me and since yesterday was Tuesday, and
Speaker 4: I'm look at my comments on Tuesday and my DMS,
Speaker 4: she said, I teach culinary arts and I coach FCCLA
Speaker 4: in high school barbecue.
Speaker 7: There's something called high school barbecue.
Speaker 5: Dude, I would have dominated that class.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's pretty cool.
Speaker 7: That's awesome.
Speaker 4: Just south of Wichitak, Kansas, this year, we have fifteen
Speaker 4: students headed to barbecue nationals.
Speaker 5: Oh my gosh, I want to jump in on the
Speaker 5: sponsorship barbecue. Okay, that's cool.
Speaker 7: So you're going to send them some money? Yeah?
Speaker 5: How much?
Speaker 9: Well?
Speaker 7: No, no, I'm just making sure you like to say stuff.
Speaker 5: No, No, I will send them money for sure, but I
Speaker 5: don't know what the sponsorship costs.
Speaker 7: It can be whatever you want.
Speaker 5: Okay, then I'm in ok.
Speaker 8: They had barbecue classes in Texas, A and m that's
Speaker 8: cool and crazy.
Speaker 5: These guys is high school though.
Speaker 8: Well yeah, I know, but it's just interesting to think
Speaker 8: that like those are actual, like you can get college
Speaker 8: credit or high school credit.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry, keep reading. They're going to Barbecue Nationals in Texas.
Speaker 4: They have eleven students competing in FCCLA Nationals. Our students
Speaker 4: have worked incredibly hard through competition's leadership and service projects.
Speaker 4: I wanted to see if you'd be willing to help
Speaker 4: support and so I just said, yeah, what's your VENMO?
Speaker 7: And then I sent them some hundreds of dollars.
Speaker 5: Do you what are you getting a patch?
Speaker 13: A banner?
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 4: I really don't want anything, Okay, so, but I can
Speaker 4: give you If you want to throw fifty bucks out, he'll.
Speaker 5: Give me the information. I would love to support this team.
Speaker 5: This speaks to my heart.
Speaker 6: You have to go over this with your wife.
Speaker 13: How much are you given?
Speaker 5: I don't know yet.
Speaker 7: That's up to you, dude.
Speaker 5: Maybe one hundred bucks.
Speaker 9: I don't know.
Speaker 7: Wow, you do you?
Speaker 6: I'm shocked, mister. I never have any money for anything.
Speaker 9: Amy.
Speaker 5: This is important. These are future pit masters. This is
Speaker 5: important to the world.
Speaker 4: What is FCCLA Fellow Because it's culinary Arts. But FCCLA
Speaker 4: because I was president of well, first of all, the
Speaker 4: FCC's Federal Communications Commission.
Speaker 6: I'm not that Fellowship of Christian ATHLETs.
Speaker 4: I was the president of FCA. Yeah, all my letters
Speaker 4: are getting mixed up.
Speaker 5: And then what was the Farmer's f FA.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Future Farmers of the kid me with.
Speaker 5: FCCLA Family Career Community Leaders of America. Okay, it's wonderful.
Speaker 4: I would love to go to Barbecue Nationals though that's
Speaker 4: in Texas, and you just are the one.
Speaker 11: What if you get to judge it by eating? That's
Speaker 11: the greatest judging you could do barbecue all day. So anyway,
Speaker 11: this is another one of my uh, one of my
Speaker 11: teams sponsoring. Hey, I want to jump on Okay, I'll
Speaker 11: send you her her Venmo. Okay, anybody else want to
Speaker 11: hop in sending to Barbecue Nationals?
Speaker 5: Amy, you just.
Speaker 7: Know, no pressure.
Speaker 5: I'm just saying you're pressuring. These are very important skills here.
Speaker 4: You're pressuring. Unfair. I just said, does anybody else? You
Speaker 4: don't have to anyway, good luck. She didn't say exactly
Speaker 4: what the school was, but good luck to our new
Speaker 4: favorite high school barbecue team. Yes, just south of Wichtalk,
Speaker 4: Kansas and her name is Brooke Ward. I don't think
Speaker 4: she would carry me sharing that lunchbox.
Speaker 12: You love barbecue, right, yeah, I'm not going to pay
Speaker 12: for one to go there though.
Speaker 5: Okay, no, I had no pressure. It is checking.
Speaker 8: What is the when you say you sent hundreds of dollars?
Speaker 8: Like what how much do you need?
Speaker 7: That's not important, that's not what.
Speaker 6: It's helpful to know how close they are to their goal.
Speaker 7: I think anything, anything's good. Okay, okay, all right, good luck,
Speaker 7: good luck to my team. You guys can hit me
Speaker 7: up to know what school you are. That'd be cool.
Speaker 5: Ye'd be cool. All right.
Speaker 1: It's the best Bits of the Week with Morgan number two.
Speaker 2: In true lunchbox fashion, he caused some controversy with his
Speaker 2: next segment. His kids really want to go to Disney,
Speaker 2: but he doesn't want to take them, and his reasoning
Speaker 2: might make sense to some.
Speaker 6: Of you, while to others it isn't.
Speaker 3: Going to make sense. Listen, let us know your thoughts.
Speaker 2: You can hit us up in the DMS on Instagram
Speaker 2: at Bobby Bone Show.
Speaker 7: Number three, Hard Lunchboxes. Kids want to go to Disney.
Speaker 13: Yeah they do, They really do. They've all been talking
Speaker 13: about it, like, oh Dad, when are we going to
Speaker 13: go to Disney? Disney? All my friends gone to Disney.
Speaker 13: It looks so fun, and I can keep dreaming.
Speaker 7: We ain't going to Disney money.
Speaker 13: It's expensive.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but what I mean he has the money to
Speaker 5: take him to Disney. Okay, it's not like he was talking,
Speaker 5: because I overheard him talking about this, and he was
Speaker 5: talking like, you know, I didn't go to Disney. Why
Speaker 5: should my kids go to Disney? And I don't think
Speaker 5: that's fair, Like, you make good money, you can take
Speaker 5: him to Disney.
Speaker 12: Right, but they won't appreciate it. My youngest is four
Speaker 12: years old. He won't even remember it. And I told
Speaker 12: my seven year old, I said you want to go
Speaker 12: to Disney? And he goes, yeah, And I said you
Speaker 12: got your money? He goes, not enough to go to Disney.
Speaker 12: And I said, well, then you're not going to Disney.
Speaker 6: What about when they get a little older and they
Speaker 6: will remember it?
Speaker 5: At seven?
Speaker 7: Yeah, you said you got to pay for your own
Speaker 7: Disney trip. Yeah, I get it. If it's like, hey,
Speaker 7: Disney's expensive.
Speaker 13: It is because it's very it's very expensive.
Speaker 7: Sorry, but you can you could afford it?
Speaker 4: Yeah, Okay, okay, but we're there, so that's not what
Speaker 4: we're talking about. What Eddi's saying is you don't think
Speaker 4: that they should go because you didn't get to go.
Speaker 13: Yeah, kind of.
Speaker 12: It's sort of like it's one of those things like
Speaker 12: you don't want your kids to become complacent, to become.
Speaker 7: I don't think you know what that word means.
Speaker 5: Yeah, what do you mean by that?
Speaker 13: Like I don't want them to think they get everything
Speaker 13: they want.
Speaker 4: Okay, so you don't want to spoil them, correct, I
Speaker 4: mean I but as a single Disney trips and then
Speaker 4: they get whatever they want.
Speaker 13: I don't know, but it's very expensive.
Speaker 4: Yes, yes, we've established that, but we've also established that's
Speaker 4: not really why you're going not going.
Speaker 12: I mean it's like the circus when I was a kid.
Speaker 12: I mean, I guess my dad couldn't afford it or
Speaker 12: he just thought, and why am I going to pay
Speaker 12: for the circus when you can go pet the animals
Speaker 12: in the parking lot before the circus and then go home.
Speaker 12: Like So I never went to the circus until I
Speaker 12: was an adult, and I was like, this is what
Speaker 12: the circus really is. This is amazing. So going to Disney.
Speaker 12: If we just go they just think, Oh, you just
Speaker 12: go to Disney, no problem.
Speaker 13: It's harder than that. Boys and girls.
Speaker 6: I wow.
Speaker 8: I think that this is rooted in some deep pain
Speaker 8: that he has from his child childhood.
Speaker 6: Yeah, parking lot, Circus.
Speaker 7: Nomber, you don't know. It's also my favorite man in
Speaker 7: high school. Did you guys ever listen to the parking Lot
Speaker 7: of Circus? They're awesome.
Speaker 6: I feel like that's we We now know the root
Speaker 6: of it. Yeah, so this is for you to work through.
Speaker 8: I don't think a single trip to Disney is going
Speaker 8: to spoil your children, especially depending on how you, as
Speaker 8: the parent, approach the trip. If you act like it's
Speaker 8: this flippant thing and like, oh, we're just going to
Speaker 8: randomly go to Disney. But if you build it up
Speaker 8: as this special core memory for them, like it can
Speaker 8: be something that they walk away the same type of kids,
Speaker 8: the same attitude, the same personalities is when they went.
Speaker 13: In, I guess what in the year they're gonna be like, Hey,
Speaker 13: when are we going by business?
Speaker 7: About ice cream?
Speaker 12: Too?
Speaker 7: Like when are we gonna get more ice cream?
Speaker 5: And I tell them no, they'll get get a job,
Speaker 5: don't get anything, not a lot of lunchbox. What would
Speaker 5: you do if you're this was like, all right, I
Speaker 5: got two thousand dollars Dad, like saved up. I want
Speaker 5: to go to Disney.
Speaker 4: Then we would go, and you take all the other
Speaker 4: kids too, No, you would just take the one kid.
Speaker 7: You make him pay for the whole trip.
Speaker 13: Ye pay for his trip at almost eight.
Speaker 4: I just want to say one more time, this is
Speaker 4: not about money. I can understand if someone can't go
Speaker 4: because it costs too much, like we can't afford it.
Speaker 12: Oh, it's about both. There ain't no way I'm paying
Speaker 12: that much money to go somewhere. It's ridiculous.
Speaker 6: It is really ridiculous.
Speaker 7: I agree, it's ridiculous.
Speaker 4: That's not the fight though, because I don't want to
Speaker 4: hear from people like, well, some people can't afford it.
Speaker 7: This is not the case.
Speaker 4: It's not this is the case that he doesn't think
Speaker 4: he should take his kids because he did not get
Speaker 4: to go.
Speaker 7: Then he went to a parking lot circus, like I
Speaker 7: took my kids.
Speaker 8: It gives me once one time, we did one time.
Speaker 8: If they want to go again, they can go later.
Speaker 8: I'm not doing it again. But mostly because I don't
Speaker 8: want to go.
Speaker 13: Do your kids talk about Do your kids talk about
Speaker 13: it all the time? Like how amazing was Disney?
Speaker 3: It was pretty cool.
Speaker 6: I'm sure if I said we were going again, they
Speaker 6: would love it. But I to me, that's I.
Speaker 13: Don't know what's wrong with me because you're on my stod.
Speaker 8: I see all these parents that like really enjoyed Disney
Speaker 8: and do all this stuff, and I'm like, what.
Speaker 7: I am built there? That's just because you don't like it?
Speaker 6: Yeah, not for me.
Speaker 4: What if I could get you, like some passes to
Speaker 4: some of the stuff, would you take them?
Speaker 13: Yeah, you give me free passes, I'll go.
Speaker 7: I didn't say. I didn't say free passes to everything.
Speaker 4: I'm saying, like, if I could like make your trip
Speaker 4: a little easier, because you just said it's about your kids.
Speaker 7: You're just changing so many things of your story.
Speaker 5: Because he said it's about spoiling your kids. They want
Speaker 5: to go to Disney and by you.
Speaker 12: But by spoiling them, you're spending that amount of money
Speaker 12: to go somewhere that is spoiling.
Speaker 8: Do you make sure you tell them this was free,
Speaker 8: this was given to us, this is a hookup from Bobby,
Speaker 8: And then they won't be spoiled.
Speaker 4: Correct, Okay, I don't know if it works like that
Speaker 4: with four or seven year olds the same way. They
Speaker 4: want to comprehend the other parts of that as well.
Speaker 12: Yeah, I think they understand because when they talk about things,
Speaker 12: they like, oh, if I ever get one hundred dollars,
Speaker 12: I'm going to buy a cyber truck.
Speaker 4: They think it sounds like you and you're saying, here,
Speaker 4: I'm gonna buy an eye on ten thousand dollars, I'm
Speaker 4: buying an islan.
Speaker 6: They're definitely yeah, yours for sure.
Speaker 12: What I'm saying, Like, if I tell them how much
Speaker 12: Disney is, they would it would blow their mind.
Speaker 7: But they wouldn't comprehend that money.
Speaker 12: Probably not, And that's why we don't need to go.
Speaker 12: If you can't comprehend and understand it, probably don't need
Speaker 12: to go.
Speaker 6: What about movies? Do you ever take your kid to
Speaker 6: the movies?
Speaker 13: They've been one time?
Speaker 5: Do they get food concessions?
Speaker 13: No?
Speaker 7: No, because because I didn't get it when I was
Speaker 7: a kid. That's there, it is, that's it.
Speaker 12: Yes, you don't want to spoil them because you can't
Speaker 12: set that precedent.
Speaker 4: I don't think everything you do nice for your kids
Speaker 4: equal spoiling them.
Speaker 13: I don't know, man, Lunchbox.
Speaker 5: Do you think if you would have gotten concessions, gone
Speaker 5: to Disney like all that stuff, you think you would
Speaker 5: be different?
Speaker 13: Maybe?
Speaker 12: But I mean, at the same time, it's like, when
Speaker 12: I look back on it, my parents were so smart
Speaker 12: because whenever we did do something, I appreciated it.
Speaker 13: So much more, so much more.
Speaker 12: I can remember the few times that we actually did something. Like,
Speaker 12: if you just go to all these places all the time,
Speaker 12: they're not gonna remember any of it. They're gonna be Oh,
Speaker 12: just we did every weekend.
Speaker 4: So any kid that has gone to Disney a couple
Speaker 4: of times in their life spoiled by age ten, spoiled.
Speaker 7: Any kid that's gone to ten movies pretty spoiled.
Speaker 6: Those are not the same thing. Movies in Disney and
Speaker 6: not the same We'll.
Speaker 13: Say, movies is a lot different.
Speaker 4: But they've been They've been in one movie. I've been
Speaker 4: in one movie and no concessions. No, if you take
Speaker 4: them to a baseball game or something, no concessions because
Speaker 4: it costs money.
Speaker 13: I didn't get them when I was a kid.
Speaker 7: Like, you're right, it does cost money.
Speaker 12: I'm agree with that, but I was not going to
Speaker 12: Scoop about this, and he was like, you could do
Speaker 12: it on a budget and do it for this month,
Speaker 12: because you know, if you do this, and he said,
Speaker 12: the totally goes. But then you got a factor in
Speaker 12: all this stuff you're gonna get from gift shop. I say,
Speaker 12: gift shops.
Speaker 13: You lost your.
Speaker 7: Dang mine because he didn't go to get.
Speaker 13: Another from the gift shop mine.
Speaker 6: But you're wearing a Cubs hoodie right now.
Speaker 13: It's a bare city. Yeah, it's it's not it's not
Speaker 13: from a gifting That's what I'm saying. They think it's
Speaker 13: so cool.
Speaker 12: They get off a ride, they go in a gift shop,
Speaker 12: but guess what, two hours later they bought a stuffed animal.
Speaker 12: They don't even remember the stuffed animal and it's just
Speaker 12: an impulse purchase.
Speaker 13: Ain't get that crap.
Speaker 7: So one stuffed animal for life.
Speaker 13: No, No, we don't buy him at the theme parts.
Speaker 13: We don't do that crap.
Speaker 12: No, Like Dollywood, we go there and we go through
Speaker 12: the gift shops. When you get off a ride, there's
Speaker 12: always a gift shop. And my kid even commented, he goes, Dad,
Speaker 12: seems like we always go to a shop at the
Speaker 12: end of a ride and I'm like, yeah, keep walking.
Speaker 7: Why can't they stop?
Speaker 12: We ain't buying that craft wait because I didn't get it.
Speaker 13: I mean, it's just I don't say you don't comprehend that.
Speaker 6: Wait, but you've taken your kids to Dollywood multiple times?
Speaker 13: Yep, never paid for it?
Speaker 5: Oh free?
Speaker 7: Did you make sure they know I didn't pay for this?
Speaker 5: You do tell him Dad, got that's for free?
Speaker 13: Oh dude.
Speaker 12: The one time when I went and did the Family
Speaker 12: Challenge for Pigeon Forge, they gave me a little card.
Speaker 12: We could go to pretty much any place in Pigeon
Speaker 12: Forge for free, go carts, mini golf, everything.
Speaker 5: But you told them this is all free, guys.
Speaker 12: And they've said it before. They said, hey, Dad, can
Speaker 12: we use that card to get and go back? It
Speaker 12: was only one time thing, guys.
Speaker 4: So when you went to Pitching Forwards you had more
Speaker 4: access to things than when we did our own cruise.
Speaker 13: Yes, I did.
Speaker 7: And you had a card that didn't allow you to
Speaker 7: get anything.
Speaker 13: Yeah, isn't that crazy thing that? Yeah, some people know
Speaker 13: how to treat people.
Speaker 7: Pigeon Forde Pitching Forards knows how to treat people.
Speaker 13: At this company doesn't know how to treat Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, okay, okay, so we're not going to Disney. Not
Speaker 4: going to Disney because I didn't go when I was
Speaker 4: a kid, got it, And you know.
Speaker 7: What, I'm not parents shaming it. You do your own thing.
Speaker 13: It sounds pretty smart, doesn't it.
Speaker 7: You're hearing me about a comment on it because I
Speaker 7: don't want to parent shame you.
Speaker 13: What So you're not agreeing with me.
Speaker 4: I don't think that that the only reason you shouldn't
Speaker 4: allow others to do something because you didn't get to
Speaker 4: do it. I don't feel for me that that would
Speaker 4: be a healthy way to nurture the next generation.
Speaker 13: Make them appreciate things. What I'm doing.
Speaker 7: I completely agree with that.
Speaker 4: There we go, okay, like do starve people and then
Speaker 4: give him one meal and be like, appreciate that, don't you?
Speaker 13: No, I don't do that. That's kind of extreme.
Speaker 7: It is extreme. It's an extreme example. Okay, yeah, all right,
Speaker 7: everybody good.
Speaker 4: Yeah, But if I could get some passes to some
Speaker 4: of the stuff, you consider it, I consider it.
Speaker 7: Okay, thank you, thank you for your consideration.
Speaker 1: It's the best bits of the week with Morgan Number.
Speaker 2: Two get more stup by the studio. He has a
Speaker 2: brand new album out. He talked about the hit song
Speaker 2: that he didn't play for several years when he was
Speaker 2: touring and why. Plus there was kind of a little
Speaker 2: therapy session between him and Bobby talking about their.
Speaker 7: Childhoods number two.
Speaker 1: Let's go on the Bobby Bones Show.
Speaker 7: Now get more Kip. What's up, buddy?
Speaker 9: Good to see you, man than you guys man minute.
Speaker 7: Fresh haircut. It looks good. I like that look in
Speaker 7: a minute. That's a good one.
Speaker 9: I feel like it was buzz the last time I
Speaker 9: was in here.
Speaker 7: I don't know, dude, but that one looks good.
Speaker 9: Well, I appreciate it. Yeah, how you been? I'm good?
Speaker 7: Where have you been?
Speaker 4: I like to do this? Where in the world does
Speaker 4: Carmen san Diego? Where's kept Moore been.
Speaker 14: In the last three I haven't. I went down. I
Speaker 14: went down to Costa Rica for a brief minute. I
Speaker 14: had like six days off lim with surfing. But I've
Speaker 14: just kind of been here doing a lot of different stuff,
Speaker 14: a lot of studio stuff, and then kind of getting
Speaker 14: prepped for this.
Speaker 7: That picture behind you is you in front of a
Speaker 7: gto Is that your car? No, that's a snunt car.
Speaker 14: My buddy, Matt Dorton as who's been a friend of
Speaker 14: mine for a long time. His friend had that car
Speaker 14: that the dad had passed and that was like his baby.
Speaker 14: And he said, I've got a car for you because
Speaker 14: he knew we were going out to Arizona to shoot
Speaker 14: a lot of this footage. And I told him what
Speaker 14: we were kind of looking for and he's like, I've
Speaker 14: got the car, and they were kind of enough to
Speaker 14: let us hold it, but it was it was, uh,
Speaker 14: we knew how precious the car was to this family
Speaker 14: and that was intense to like make sure that nothing
Speaker 14: had nothing happened to the car.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I saw a video it's been a while now where
Speaker 4: I'm not sure what happened, So I'd love the story
Speaker 4: on it. All of a sudden, you're Alex playing guitar
Speaker 4: by a fence in a foreign country and there's a
Speaker 4: bunch of people surrounding you. Did they kick you out
Speaker 4: of somewhere because it was late and so you took
Speaker 4: the concert out into the back?
Speaker 14: Oh oh oh yeah, yeah yeah yeah. That was That
Speaker 14: was in Dublin, Ireland. That was a long time ago
Speaker 14: that I just like old footage kind of it looks
Speaker 14: like I sold the video.
Speaker 9: Didn't know if it was old or not.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Like you're like Peter Pan, dude, you don't look older,
Speaker 4: so all the stuff looks the same.
Speaker 14: You know that it happened to Well, it happened the
Speaker 14: first time in Dublin, and because so many people videoed it,
Speaker 14: then it got to be where every night no one
Speaker 14: would leave after the show was over. So it happened.
Speaker 14: Glasgow was probably the biggest. It was at least two
Speaker 14: thousand people in the streets after Glasgow conscerts.
Speaker 7: So just go on the street after the show and
Speaker 7: take your acoustic guitar and sing.
Speaker 14: Yeah, I did so the first time in Dublin. They
Speaker 14: were all in the alley and I could hear body
Speaker 14: chanting from and it went on for forty five minutes,
Speaker 14: where I was just so taken aback by it that
Speaker 14: I kind of stepped outside and when I peecked my
Speaker 14: head out, you know, everybody you know, started cheering. So
Speaker 14: they were all chanting for Heart's Desire, which I hadn't played.
Speaker 14: So I just grabbed my guitar and I just started
Speaker 14: playing Heart's Desire and then they just kind of took
Speaker 14: over and sang it for me and then when that
Speaker 14: footage got out, it got to where every show I did,
Speaker 14: people were outside chanting. So then I just started kind
Speaker 14: of that whole tour. I would just kind of go
Speaker 14: out and play for people after the show.
Speaker 7: What song that people sing the loudest at your show's?
Speaker 7: Is there a difference in America and when you're not
Speaker 7: in America?
Speaker 9: For sure?
Speaker 14: I mean you got to take Heart's Desire. I mean,
Speaker 14: that's been a massive hit in other countries. So I
Speaker 14: would say that Heart's Desire as a whole, which was
Speaker 14: on the Wild Ones record That was Us, That was Us,
Speaker 14: has always been a really big one in the Bull.
Speaker 14: But you know those songs are also loud in the States.
Speaker 14: But I would say as a whole, Heart's Desire has
Speaker 14: got to be unequivocally the biggest song I have.
Speaker 9: I mean, it's bigger than Truck.
Speaker 7: Really yeah.
Speaker 14: I mean, just as far as if you're just going
Speaker 14: by the States, that's the most known song. But at
Speaker 14: a show, even in America, Truck's not the loudest. When
Speaker 14: I'm playing a show amongst the fan based, I would
Speaker 14: say the Bull Heart's are that was Us?
Speaker 4: My therapist will say, hey, what's three good things? About
Speaker 4: you and it'll make me do that. What do you
Speaker 4: think are three good things about you that you have
Speaker 4: to say about yourself?
Speaker 9: Man, Bobby, I don't know if we need to do
Speaker 9: this right now.
Speaker 14: I think that I really look I know that I
Speaker 14: look out not only for people that I care about,
Speaker 14: but I'll go out of my way to inject myself
Speaker 14: with trying to help people out.
Speaker 9: I don't know it all.
Speaker 7: That's strong, that's one. That's a good one. One, that's one.
Speaker 9: I'll just go with that. Man, what you got I'm good? Man?
Speaker 7: Why are you so uncomfortable saying something that I know
Speaker 7: about you?
Speaker 9: I don't know.
Speaker 14: I just it's just not my bag. But I know
Speaker 14: that I do that. I know that I do that.
Speaker 6: I have one.
Speaker 7: You go ahead, you get one, Okay.
Speaker 8: I would say you're willing to do the work like
Speaker 8: self discovery. Not everybody is open to digging deeper, to
Speaker 8: do the work to want to be more introspective.
Speaker 6: And I think that that's a positive about you.
Speaker 9: Appreciate that I got one. Yeah.
Speaker 4: I feel like as an artist, you know exactly who
Speaker 4: you are, and even if you don't, you're chasing exactly
Speaker 4: who you are. And you don't compromise when putting out
Speaker 4: your art. And I think at times that's been great
Speaker 4: for you. And at times people have probably said, hey,
Speaker 4: maybe we should like make it a little salt, make
Speaker 4: it a little easier, and you're like, nope, I know
Speaker 4: who I am. I think that's a great thing about you.
Speaker 14: I've been diligent about that throughout my career and that
Speaker 14: hasn't been easy.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I mean, give us another one. We just gave
Speaker 7: you one, you know. I mean, you're a good golfer,
Speaker 7: I will what's that? You're a good golfer.
Speaker 9: Yeah, but that's nothing.
Speaker 7: But that's still something that's a kind of crap I
Speaker 7: do in therapy. I'm like, oh no, I got good hair.
Speaker 7: Some days I'm just there.
Speaker 14: I will say this. It's saying what you said. I
Speaker 14: will say this. I will beat myself up in that
Speaker 14: regard of being like God, you know, like I I
Speaker 14: have not been the human that I want to be
Speaker 14: in this situation.
Speaker 9: And I feel like I do.
Speaker 14: I feel like the world has gotten we all know
Speaker 14: this has gotten so trouble. And you stick your flag
Speaker 14: and this is where you stand and there's no compromising.
Speaker 14: And I don't have a problem I might not like
Speaker 14: what you say at first, when you get some kind
Speaker 14: of criticism. I don't know anybody that likes it at first,
Speaker 14: but I really don't have a problem going back and
Speaker 14: looking at what I've discovered. If you discovered and you've
Speaker 14: said to me, I have no problem being like I
Speaker 14: need to work on that. I'm sorry, Like I know
Speaker 14: that I do that. I try to do that often.
Speaker 14: So I would say, that's another one, for sure.
Speaker 7: We got to we got we got moving. Yeah, your
Speaker 7: boots are cool.
Speaker 14: Yeah, man, this uh, this, this, this, that's not that's
Speaker 14: not really a trait. But I do like you picked
Speaker 14: the boots out. They sent these to me, Man, did.
Speaker 7: You open the box?
Speaker 9: What's that?
Speaker 7: Did you open the.
Speaker 9: Yeah? I put them on myself. Their motorcycle boots.
Speaker 14: So they've been a company around for a while, Brunt
Speaker 14: and their their killer.
Speaker 7: I felt like for me when I started to perform
Speaker 7: in any way, if it was on a stage doing jokes,
Speaker 7: I was doing this, like I find the root of
Speaker 7: it was me like trying to get that external love
Speaker 7: because I didn't get it, and like that's where I
Speaker 7: would go and chase it and then and then I
Speaker 7: would feel it and it wouldn't last very long ago
Speaker 7: back to our hotel where and be like, oh I'm
Speaker 7: lonely again, but I would. But literally, I was just
Speaker 7: searching for love, like on stage because I didn't get that,
Speaker 7: Like it wasn't told to me.
Speaker 4: I didn't have it dad, you know whatever, wa wammy.
Speaker 4: But is any of your performance you're pursuing a performance
Speaker 4: that are you searching for any sort of external love?
Speaker 14: Man, it's interesting, you know you talk about this stuff
Speaker 14: and I'm really careful with these things, but I've been
Speaker 14: unpacking for the longest time, my whole life. I think
Speaker 14: you kind of create this world that, oh, this is
Speaker 14: what it was, this is what it is, and you know,
Speaker 14: you get a little older're like, wait a minute, that's
Speaker 14: it's not quite. I've kind of created this thing of
Speaker 14: So I've been unpacking a lot of that, I feel
Speaker 14: like in the last couple of years, like truly unpacking it.
Speaker 14: And you know, I do think that. Just to give
Speaker 14: you an example, I remember my dad was this freak athlete.
Speaker 14: He was truly just this freak of nature kind of thing,
Speaker 14: and he was never gonna be s u I can
Speaker 14: remember riding, you know, in the back of the car
Speaker 14: as a kid, and I'm probably I don't know, i'd
Speaker 14: say nine or ten. And my dad was the you know,
Speaker 14: the head golf pro and they head superintendent this little
Speaker 14: club in my hometown. And you know, my middle brother,
Speaker 14: my older brother, David, was just such a good junior
Speaker 14: golfer and he's still a good golfer, and he's a
Speaker 14: stud and he was kind that was kind of his lane,
Speaker 14: and I was basketball and baseball. But you know, I
Speaker 14: got to where I was kind of going out to
Speaker 14: the golf course because I was like, you know, I
Speaker 14: want to show my dad I can do this, you know,
Speaker 14: And I'm getting out there hacking it around as a kid.
Speaker 14: And I can remember riding home in the car with
Speaker 14: my mom, my dad, and my brother, and my dad's
Speaker 14: kind of telling David and he's twelve or thirteen at
Speaker 14: this time, like, David, you keep practicing, man, you're gonna
Speaker 14: be something in this game, you know. And I'm in
Speaker 14: the back seat and I've been out there a few
Speaker 14: times just kind of hitting balls and I'm like, you know,
Speaker 14: how's how's how's my swing?
Speaker 9: Look?
Speaker 14: You know when you looked at it, and I can
Speaker 14: just I'll never forget it. You know, and he kind
Speaker 14: of turned around and says not good and just kept
Speaker 14: driving and that was it.
Speaker 9: And I can remember my mom standing, he goes, what
Speaker 9: you want me to lie to him.
Speaker 14: There's part of me that loves that because I knew
Speaker 14: that when he did tell me something, he meant, you know.
Speaker 14: But I can remember I did not pick up a
Speaker 14: golf club again until I was set, until I was like,
Speaker 14: I remember it was my junior summer because I quit
Speaker 14: baseball and I was waiting on basketball season. I was
Speaker 14: already getting some basketball offers, so I already knew I
Speaker 14: was going to do that.
Speaker 9: So I was like, I'm gonna start playing golf.
Speaker 14: And I've been out there like a couple of days,
Speaker 14: and he hadn't seen me doing it. And then he
Speaker 14: comes out there and he's just standing in front of me,
Speaker 14: and he was an intimidating guy.
Speaker 9: He was my frame, but he was six'.
Speaker 14: One he was just a big v and these big
Speaker 14: hands and just a bear of a. Man and he's
Speaker 14: staring at me and he's really close to, me but
Speaker 14: he's not saying, anything And i'm just hitting and he
Speaker 14: kind of stops me and stops my club and says
Speaker 14: do you hear? That what do you? Mean do you
Speaker 14: hear the sound that's coming off of that club? Face i'm,
Speaker 14: LIKE i, mean, yeah he, goes, well that doesn't sound
Speaker 14: like anybody out here hitting. Balls if you start, practicing
Speaker 14: you're going to be really good at this. GAME i
Speaker 14: don't know what happened between your swing between now and
Speaker 14: when you were a, kid but it's perfect playing. NOW
Speaker 14: i don't know how that. Happened SO i became a.
Speaker 14: PSYCHOPATH i didn't love the.
Speaker 7: GAME i had your dad giving you. Affirmation it was,
Speaker 7: Like i'm.
Speaker 9: About to go be the best call for there is.
Speaker 9: Now now you. KNOW i wasn't.
Speaker 14: That but by the end of the, SUMMER i was
Speaker 14: shooting in the sixties and it was, LIKE i JUST
Speaker 14: i was there the minute the sun was. UP i
Speaker 14: was there hitting, balls AND i would hit balls for
Speaker 14: ten hours a.
Speaker 4: Day that's an excellent. Story, yeah oh my, gosh records out.
Speaker 4: Today reason to. Believe do people though come up to
Speaker 4: you and just, say, hey, man do you want some beer?
Speaker 4: Money to be, funny.
Speaker 14: It's been a long, time but, OH i think that
Speaker 14: early in my CAREER i might get a little bit
Speaker 14: of that for, Sure like in meet And.
Speaker 9: Greeks but it's been.
Speaker 14: A long, time all, right since anybody's Done.
Speaker 7: Bobby as you, know you need a little bear in.
Speaker 9: Mind, YEAH i got. YOU i got. YOU i still play.
Speaker 9: IT i still play.
Speaker 7: It do you ever not play any of the?
Speaker 9: HITS i went about two.
Speaker 14: Three years about Playing hey pretty, girl oh, yeah and.
Speaker 9: NOW i was in Third road.
Speaker 7: Cheering i'm in the back now yeah, Yeahah and.
Speaker 9: NOW i love playing it.
Speaker 14: Again it's just kind of SOMETIMES i get disconnected from,
Speaker 14: something you, know, sonically, whatever AND i just don't play,
Speaker 14: it and Then i'm kind of, like oh, MAN i
Speaker 14: just randomly played it all night because there was all
Speaker 14: these signs at this PLACE i was doing, it AND i,
Speaker 14: said you, know, what the heck with, It i'll play at.
Speaker 14: Tonight probably been three years and Then i've played, it you,
Speaker 14: know probably fifty percent of the time SINCE i did
Speaker 14: that a couple of years.
Speaker 7: Ago so you like it, AGAIN i.
Speaker 9: Do that's pretty. COOL i.
Speaker 4: DO I Ca i'm back in the. Front, YEAH i
Speaker 4: moving back. OUT i moving back out, then, yeah cheer yeah.
Speaker 4: AGAIN i congrats on the, record, Man thank, you.
Speaker 9: MAN i appreciate.
Speaker 4: It always really good to. SEE i appreciate your generosity
Speaker 4: with talking about.
Speaker 9: That no, man, good good, convo anything for anything For.
Speaker 5: Kip, GUYS i have a question For kip because it's
Speaker 5: been a bit AND i Remember, kit we were talking
Speaker 5: a long time ago about you not having a place
Speaker 5: like you just having a little apartment and a. Truck you're, like,
Speaker 5: DUDE i don't have. ANYTHING i toured so much AND
Speaker 5: i traveled so. Much did you finally buy a?
Speaker 14: HOUSE i, did BUT i still live really, simple AND
Speaker 14: i really do, MAN i. DID i FINALLY i. BUILT
Speaker 14: i built a home THAT i always wanted to. Build once,
Speaker 14: again it goes back to. You, NO i did not do.
Speaker 8: That why did you clarify with? Him BECAUSE i thought
Speaker 8: he had built LIKE nfl SOMEWHERE.
Speaker 14: I GIVE i give props To Michael kahan for. That,
Speaker 14: NO i JUST i always wanted to live on the.
Speaker 14: Marsh and maybe it goes back to my. DAD i
Speaker 14: came when he take us flats, fishing and we would
Speaker 14: drive through the channels and we'd see the, houses just
Speaker 14: the little fish shacks on stilts In Keating beach when
Speaker 14: you're going, out just the super like like little one story.
Speaker 14: Houses and he'd be, like, man one, day one, day that's
Speaker 14: HOW i want to. Live and the dude died BEFORE
Speaker 14: i can make it, happen you. Know BUT i it
Speaker 14: makes me so mad sometimes BECAUSE i would tell myself
Speaker 14: in my, Head i'm will figure out a way to
Speaker 14: make that. Happen even as a, KID i was, Like
Speaker 14: i'm going to figure out a way to make that
Speaker 14: happen because he worked so.
Speaker 9: Hard the guy put.
Speaker 14: In seventy hours a week my whole you know life
Speaker 14: as a, kid you, know it was crazy watching the hardy.
Speaker 14: Work so THEN i built a house on the marsh
Speaker 14: and and on the on The east, coast and but
Speaker 14: as far as the rest of my, life, MAN i live, really,
Speaker 14: really really simple and that'll pay off for me WHEN
Speaker 14: i walk away from this.
Speaker 9: Thing are you?
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Speaker 4: is The, lovely The, talented The. Tan that boot WEARING
Speaker 4: i don't even know what kind of boots they, are
Speaker 4: but they do look. Good yeah you Are, Clone well
Speaker 4: We're clone. Cologne you are? Known yeah me, either that's.
Speaker 4: Yeah any you, know we just do our natural. Y, YEAH.
Speaker 9: I appreciate. It thank.
Speaker 1: You it's the best bits of the week With Morgan
Speaker 1: number Two.
Speaker 2: Bobby and his, Wife, caitlyn took Baby billy on her
Speaker 2: first ever. Trip it was down To arkansas for some exciting.
Speaker 2: Games So bobby shared all the details of the fun.
Speaker 7: Adventure Number.
Speaker 4: One lots of people asking If Arkansas keith met my
Speaker 4: Daughter billy for the first, time and he. Did we
Speaker 4: went To arkansas last, weekend which, today by the, Way
Speaker 4: arkansas plays in the Women's College World, series and we
Speaker 4: went to watch some games leading up to, that and
Speaker 4: so we went to our house In. Fanbville keith drove
Speaker 4: up like two hours and then we all went to
Speaker 4: the games, together but he was at the house when
Speaker 4: we got, there and so it was the first time
Speaker 4: that they had.
Speaker 7: Met and so, yeah he was just, like, oh look
Speaker 7: at that, hair, everybody it's immediately.
Speaker 4: There and so one of the most asked questions was
Speaker 4: Did keith finally get to Meet? Billy, yes and multiple
Speaker 4: times because we were there for like two. Days another
Speaker 4: thing that was brought, up WHICH i didn't notice UNTIL
Speaker 4: i posted a picture on My instagram Was we're on
Speaker 4: the field After arkansas wins their series against a duke
Speaker 4: And i'm on the field holding a sign and it
Speaker 4: Says College World, Series Oklahoma city and the team's, celebrating
Speaker 4: AND i got a bottle coming out of my, pocket
Speaker 4: AND i think that was the first thing that people
Speaker 4: saw was me on the field celebrating with a bottle
Speaker 4: with the baby. There and SO i did have a
Speaker 4: bottle in my pocket AND i think it had like
Speaker 4: spit up. On it's like.
Speaker 6: One of those games where it's, like can you spot the?
Speaker 4: Bottle, yeah, yeah it's a it's a different. Life the
Speaker 4: baby did pretty good at the game until they started shooting.
Speaker 5: Fireworks, oh shooting like.
Speaker 7: That, Well caylen started.
Speaker 4: Running we have family, passes and so she's, like oh,
Speaker 4: no because we're trying to get the baby, asleep and
Speaker 4: so she goes like running back into like the practice.
Speaker 4: Facility but when the game was, over it's like and, so,
Speaker 4: yeah fireworks were. Tough but the real tough one was
Speaker 4: we had the smoke alarm going off in the. Battery
Speaker 4: low smoke, alarm just the, Chirp, oh my baby's trying to.
Speaker 4: Sleep we couldn't even find which one it. Was SO
Speaker 4: i have to go and there's like eight of them
Speaker 4: in the, house you, know each, bedroom main, room AND
Speaker 4: i just go and stare at it and stare forty five,
Speaker 4: seconds not that. One then you got to walk to
Speaker 4: another one in. Stay it was the like the next
Speaker 4: to last one THAT i would have. Done but that
Speaker 4: thing woke the baby up because that. Chirp that's one
Speaker 4: of the worst sounds because you and then ONCE i
Speaker 4: took the battery, out it's still AND i took it,
Speaker 4: out it still was chirping on the. Table, Yeah SO
Speaker 4: i put it in the garage and laid the trash
Speaker 4: can over the top of.
Speaker 5: It it's like a.
Speaker 7: Snake, yes it would not, Die, yeah it would not.
Speaker 7: Die so, yeah the she the baby flew pretty.
Speaker 4: Fine going up her ears hurt a little bit and
Speaker 4: coming down her ears hurt a little. Bit did she, Cry,
Speaker 4: no but she like took her shoulders up to her,
Speaker 4: ears so you, so, yeah she was either doing that or.
Speaker 7: Shrugs we're gonna lift weights to get your. Traps, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 7: Yeah so that's that's the update.
Speaker 4: There we'd like to go To Oklahoma city to Watch
Speaker 4: arkansas play today and if they, lose they play. Tomorrow
Speaker 4: if they, win they Play. Saturday we're traveling around with
Speaker 4: the baby a little. Bit she was exhausted for like
Speaker 4: three days after. THAT i think if they make it
Speaker 4: a few, rounds then we'll go and then the whole
Speaker 4: family will go. Again but she kind of crushed her
Speaker 4: first weekend, travel so that was.
Speaker 5: Good that's real.
Speaker 7: Good, yeah it's. Good that's the Update.
Speaker 4: Arkansas, keith my former step dad did finally get to
Speaker 4: Meet billy and it was.
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