Speaker 1: Hey guys, Bobby Here Sunday Sampler. Zach Brown was on
Speaker 1: the Bobby Cast.
Speaker 2: It's awesome.
Speaker 1: It's an hour long ups and downs forming the band.
Speaker 1: The advice Bruce Bringsteen gave him get to that movie.
Speaker 1: Mike's Movie podcast Mike goes to the top five new
Speaker 1: movies to stream at home, which I'm constantly googling, like
Speaker 1: what's the best movie?
Speaker 2: Four Things with Amy Brown.
Speaker 1: Amy has her niece in with her sore losers. We're
Speaker 1: all doing it, so check it out. Let's start with
Speaker 1: a clip from this week's Bobby Cast with Zach Brown.
Speaker 2: Do you play pickleball?
Speaker 3: I have a pickleball court at my house.
Speaker 2: Let's go. I'm building one right there behind the place.
Speaker 2: Right now.
Speaker 3: You can have a bridge for your dog already have
Speaker 3: a bridge for my dog that goes over the pickleball
Speaker 3: court so he can watch.
Speaker 2: Yeah. No, no, no, no, I'm not crazy.
Speaker 1: I mean we did build out of plywood a skybridge
Speaker 1: for our fat bulldog into the side yard because.
Speaker 2: He would drown. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they don't swim.
Speaker 2: They don't then they they just see.
Speaker 3: They fart a lot.
Speaker 2: He's not a big farter really yeah, yeah, big snore.
Speaker 2: You like bulldogs.
Speaker 3: Yeah you everyone, No, you ever had We've had French bulldogs.
Speaker 3: Oh man, same thing. People like steal those in the street. Yeah,
Speaker 3: like just see you. They wouldn't see you and steal
Speaker 3: your dog. Though, there's things you learn about, like a
Speaker 3: tail pocket.
Speaker 2: I don't know what that is.
Speaker 3: So underneath their tail they have this like that's what prison, Hey,
Speaker 3: this is my tail pocket, Bobby. Like if you're holding
Speaker 3: someone's immediately immediately be like all right, he first day
Speaker 3: in prison, I'll hold your pocket and they're like, no,
Speaker 3: you don't have to do that.
Speaker 2: No, I will, I'll do I know my right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's that's a good self defense mechanism. What's what's
Speaker 3: a tail pocket? So Frenchies have like underneath their tail,
Speaker 3: they have this little like cavern where their little gnarly tail.
Speaker 3: First of all, bulldogs haven't been able to procreate. They
Speaker 3: would be extinct already. They're like the Dodo bird dogs, right.
Speaker 3: So so it's a process to doing all that you know,
Speaker 3: like you know, and then you find out things about
Speaker 3: them after you have them, like oh, the tail pocket
Speaker 3: is infected. It's like this weird moist place that's on
Speaker 3: the back side of the dog, and it's like, you know,
Speaker 3: that's an is that's a thing. So you learn weird
Speaker 3: things when you have dogs that should be dead but
Speaker 3: they're not should be extinct.
Speaker 1: So you spend a whole lot of money on yours
Speaker 1: because it was always sick. And it's because one hundred
Speaker 1: years of genetic.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean that's a way. That's our story with
Speaker 2: his dog.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, it's it's wild. I mean, there are cool
Speaker 3: they're like little gargoyles.
Speaker 2: He's the greatest.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and he's actually not that much of an idiot.
Speaker 1: He likes to sleep a lot now, but he's awesome.
Speaker 1: But yeah, he's because they just genetically aren't supposed to exist. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and there's been so much inbreeding.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: People would say the same thing about people from Arkansas.
Speaker 1: But I'm here, Hey, look at me.
Speaker 3: You're doing great.
Speaker 1: I gotta I gotta bridge for my dog to walk over,
Speaker 1: and you're pretty good.
Speaker 3: You should be in the Arkansas Hall of Fame. That
Speaker 3: dog bridge.
Speaker 2: Bro.
Speaker 3: I don't know if anybody in Arkansas has a dog bridge.
Speaker 2: I think I got into that when I just drove
Speaker 2: across the border.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was like I'm gonna I'm going to be
Speaker 1: somebody and they were like, you're in the Hall of fame.
Speaker 4: What's it?
Speaker 2: What are you a good pickleball player?
Speaker 3: I'm learning, I'm learning, I'm working on it. Me and
Speaker 3: the kids are out there and it's just that time
Speaker 3: of year and now two where it's fun where we're
Speaker 3: out there doing it. And what's weird about it is
Speaker 3: you get a little bit better every time you play.
Speaker 3: Just learn how to hit it and keep it in
Speaker 3: the bounds. But I love anything that is active and
Speaker 3: you're exercising without thinking about exercising.
Speaker 1: That's my whole thing too. Like I will work out
Speaker 1: three or four times with my trainer.
Speaker 2: It sucks. I hate exercise. I hate for the sake
Speaker 2: of exercise. I'll do it, and I do do it,
Speaker 2: but I hate it.
Speaker 1: But I love being act I like competing, yeah, and
Speaker 1: then you're exercising yeah, and you're like, man, that was fun,
Speaker 1: and I just like, totally, I don't have to go
Speaker 1: to bench press right now.
Speaker 5: I will.
Speaker 2: I'm pretty good.
Speaker 1: I did like two sixty look at me, awesome, not
Speaker 1: that big a dude, awesome to sixty. I'm old too,
Speaker 1: That's why I shouldn't be doing max reps. I've done
Speaker 1: this since high school. But I was like, let's see
Speaker 1: what I.
Speaker 2: Can do now.
Speaker 3: I hired a trainer about four months ago, and his
Speaker 3: approach to everything is completely different than anything I've ever
Speaker 3: seen or done. And eat during the lesson or what,
Speaker 3: seventy seventy five percent of the workout is rolling on
Speaker 3: foam rollers, pasture, ball, lacrosse balls, peanuts super important. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and that's how you keep the old man out.
Speaker 1: I never got flexible and ever my whole life until
Speaker 1: like the last year, spent so much time stretching, and
Speaker 1: it has helped my performance, Like I don't know what
Speaker 1: I'm doing.
Speaker 2: Ye, it has helped.
Speaker 1: I did tear my My labor's good, but my rotator
Speaker 1: cuff tour twice right now.
Speaker 2: It's sucks. But I'm here doing this interview. I show up.
Speaker 3: So we we talked about labs.
Speaker 1: On laboram two different things. Say, I got a book
Speaker 1: for you to read. Make it sure, it's called a
Speaker 1: medical journal.
Speaker 2: Okay, what do you so? What's what's fun for you
Speaker 2: right now? What's fun?
Speaker 6: Like?
Speaker 1: I'm going to play pickleball my buddy when this is over.
Speaker 1: I've been working since Yeah, it's like four this morning. Awesome,
Speaker 1: just a normal day, right. But what I do if
Speaker 1: I get a second is I'm going to go play
Speaker 1: pickle ball when this is over. And that's how I
Speaker 1: don't think about things for a minute until my mind
Speaker 1: starts running again. What is that for you?
Speaker 3: Two things right now? So Thursday tomorrow, I'm going to
Speaker 3: go bowfishing. So I have a bow fishing boat. You
Speaker 3: got to go to the coast though, right, No, I
Speaker 3: on the river here?
Speaker 2: Oh got it?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I have a boat fishing boat on the river. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it'll be like having a yacht on the lake.
Speaker 3: It's just a dis an aluminum boat, that's not It
Speaker 3: just had lights all the way around it. So you
Speaker 3: go up front and you have a bow and arrow
Speaker 3: with a reel on the.
Speaker 1: So it's a it's a like on the bottle ot
Speaker 1: over or whatever kind of boat. But then you just
Speaker 1: you kind of gear it to be up.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: You run around at night and it shines the lights
Speaker 3: and you can see where the fish are laid up
Speaker 3: along the banks, and you you miss a lot, but
Speaker 3: when you shoot and you hit them, it's fun.
Speaker 2: The bow attached, you pull it back or is it gone?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, it has the arrows attached to a bottle of
Speaker 3: string and then you have a reel that reels that
Speaker 3: back in. So you shoot a big fish and then squid.
Speaker 3: He's a little handle and you reel the fish in,
Speaker 3: pull in that boat there fight you Oh yeah, they
Speaker 3: don't want Yeah, they don't want to come.
Speaker 7: In the so they don't.
Speaker 2: You don't kill them immediately, No.
Speaker 3: Not necessarily. I mean if you can, if you hit
Speaker 3: them in the head on the right spot. So another
Speaker 3: my greatest source of that recharge for me is spearfishing.
Speaker 2: That's got to be on the coast right usually easily.
Speaker 3: It's the ocean. Yeah, but like Nationals, last year was
Speaker 3: held in a big lake. So Nationals, yeah, there's competition,
Speaker 3: there's world teams. Now I didn't compete, but it's my
Speaker 3: absolute favorite thing. So free diving and diving, diving down
Speaker 3: and hunting fish.
Speaker 4: You me, you.
Speaker 2: Free dive, Yes, then you go and you hunt fish.
Speaker 3: Yes.
Speaker 2: Do you have to train just holding your breath, yes.
Speaker 4: You do.
Speaker 3: And you have to learn how to relax. You have
Speaker 3: to learn how to lower your heart rate when you
Speaker 3: get in the water, so you have more time when
Speaker 3: you're holding your breath and you dive down and swim down,
Speaker 3: you know. But I have friends that I go with
Speaker 3: that are like my buddy Justin Lee's but one of
Speaker 3: the best in the world. He won nationals last year
Speaker 3: or the year before, and you know he can go
Speaker 3: two hundred feet free diving and go down and shoot
Speaker 3: fish two hundred feet down with no tank, no nothing,
Speaker 3: just just a spear and some weights and fins and
Speaker 3: a mask.
Speaker 1: But you only do that wrong once it's over. It's
Speaker 1: not like you can do it wrong and get I mean,
Speaker 1: you do that wrong once.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but you go you usually have somebody in the
Speaker 3: water with you. You want to have someone that's you know, spotter,
Speaker 3: good enough to be there to kind of keep an
Speaker 3: eye on in case you have a blackout or whatever.
Speaker 2: But like, this is Fiji, this this last year. What
Speaker 2: that fish looks as taller and like and I've been
Speaker 2: that's saltwater, right, saltwater?
Speaker 3: Yeah, God, dang, it's a dog tooth tuna.
Speaker 2: I feel like you could crawl in the mouth of
Speaker 2: that thing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, it's it's I mean there it is out
Speaker 3: of the water.
Speaker 2: Oh you could.
Speaker 1: It's as big as you are. So how did you
Speaker 1: get into freaking spearfishing?
Speaker 3: I went to the Bahamas in this old bohemian guy
Speaker 3: that was there. It's like a legend. Guy took me
Speaker 3: spearfishing one time. It's like fourteen years ago, and I
Speaker 3: just fell in love with it.
Speaker 2: I feel like.
Speaker 3: You're challenging your breath, you're challenging the ocean, challenging the fish,
Speaker 3: you're challenging the weather. It's like it's this whole thing.
Speaker 3: But for me, it's one of the activities. When I'm
Speaker 3: doing that, when I'm diving down, there's no chatter. Chatter
Speaker 3: doesn't exist, so you're you're only in that moment and
Speaker 3: it's so primal, and you're so just connected to the
Speaker 3: ocean and nothing else, and you feel small in the
Speaker 3: greatest possible way.
Speaker 8: Good cast up little food for yourself life.
Speaker 9: Ain't Oh, it's pretty bad. It's pretty beautiful, beautiful for.
Speaker 2: A little more exciting.
Speaker 5: City.
Speaker 4: You're kicking with full with Amy Brown.
Speaker 6: Hey, it's Amy Brown from Four Things with Amy Brown.
Speaker 6: And here's what we talked about this week on my podcast.
Speaker 6: Let's take a quick detour and talk about this paper
Speaker 6: that you wrote.
Speaker 10: At the end of this last semester.
Speaker 11: I had to do like a final research paper for
Speaker 11: a class I was in and I wanted to talk
Speaker 11: about Marmie in some way because that's.
Speaker 10: A huge part of my life.
Speaker 11: And if I was going to write this long research paper,
Speaker 11: I wanted it to be about something that had meaning
Speaker 11: to me. So I started thinking about like different end
Speaker 11: of life conversations that people have and end of life regrets,
Speaker 11: and that was something that was really intriguing to me.
Speaker 11: And I remember calling mom and I was asking her
Speaker 11: different questions about Marmie. And it's so interesting being older
Speaker 11: now and getting just the full story behind her whole life,
Speaker 11: like towards the end of her cancer journey. And I
Speaker 11: was only eleven when she passed away, and so now
Speaker 11: just understanding more and more as I get older everything
Speaker 11: that really was going on in her mind. And one
Speaker 11: of the biggest things that my mom had said was
Speaker 11: that in her last few months, she realized that she
Speaker 11: had this regret that she didn't follow her dreams so
Speaker 11: much so to the point she did know she ever
Speaker 11: really let herself have dreams to follow, and she just
Speaker 11: closed herself off so much to those dreams because she
Speaker 11: didn't think she would let herself follow them.
Speaker 6: Anyways, it's a scary thing to do for some people
Speaker 6: depending on what's happened in life. I would think now
Speaker 6: looking back, even on my own life, there are moments
Speaker 6: you probably you just don't even know that you're shutting
Speaker 6: yourself off from everything. You're just in the moment trying
Speaker 6: to get through day to day and not allowing yourself
Speaker 6: to even dream.
Speaker 10: And I think that's maybe she was.
Speaker 11: And it wasn't until she was in hospice on a
Speaker 11: bed all day that she realized, like, gosh, like I
Speaker 11: can only follow these dreams when I'm healthy, and now
Speaker 11: that I'm sick, I'm realizing that while I was healthy,
Speaker 11: I never let myself go after all these things that
Speaker 11: I'm thinking about, I don't know. It was really cool
Speaker 11: to talk to my mom about it because I did
Speaker 11: not know that about her. And then that became the
Speaker 11: basis for this paper that I spent weeks researching and
Speaker 11: learning about and understanding why this is actually a really
Speaker 11: common thing that happens to people, and it's a common
Speaker 11: conversation for people nearing the end of their life, the
Speaker 11: conversation of regrets.
Speaker 6: What did it shape for you? I mean, I know
Speaker 6: it's a recent thing that you did. You say it
Speaker 6: was the end of last semester.
Speaker 10: It was my final paper. So in May, so okay,
Speaker 10: like a month ago.
Speaker 6: All right, So like in the last month, have you
Speaker 6: found yourself living any differently based on the research that
Speaker 6: you did and being that you're twenty one years old
Speaker 6: and you could have so many dreams ahead of you,
Speaker 6: and maybe you don't want to end up on your
Speaker 6: hospice bed or your deathbed I guess, as we'll call it,
Speaker 6: and living with regret that you didn't chase a dream.
Speaker 11: The biggest thing I learned is that if you fail,
Speaker 11: it's not a failure. It's just a closed door that's
Speaker 11: leading you into another door. Like all it's doing is
Speaker 11: putting up a little roadblock in directing you to where
Speaker 11: you really are supposed to be going. I think that's
Speaker 11: a hard way to see life sometimes, as seeing things
Speaker 11: as all the things that get shut off as no,
Speaker 11: it's not a negative thing. It's just closing you off
Speaker 11: and opening you up to the next path. And that
Speaker 11: is how I want to see different things in my life.
Speaker 11: And when things get shut down, I want to see
Speaker 11: them as Okay, this isn't a terrible thing, Like I'm
Speaker 11: going after my dreams and if this one dream doesn't
Speaker 11: work out, it's leading me into the next. I think that, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 11: a detour, and I think that is a better way
Speaker 11: to live life than to sit there and fear the
Speaker 11: whole time, which I do. I do for some things.
Speaker 11: So I'm not saying that I'm actively living this out,
Speaker 11: but that is my goal.
Speaker 6: There's a book that you would love, especially because you're
Speaker 6: a business major, and it's called Obstacle is the Way.
Speaker 6: So you can add it and who knows, maybe it'll
Speaker 6: be the inspiration for you've read it a paper next year.
Speaker 10: Yeah. Oh yeah.
Speaker 6: It's something that Ben and I actually read together a
Speaker 6: few years ago, and it was very encouraging to me,
Speaker 6: not just in business, but in my personal life too,
Speaker 6: and having similar thinking of Okay, this is a real
Speaker 6: bummer right now, but instead of just being stuck here
Speaker 6: and not learning from this or taking it with me
Speaker 6: another direction and seeing rejection as redirection, you know that
Speaker 6: saying yeah, you know it's from Pinterest or something I
Speaker 6: saw quote oh we'ich. Speaking of socials, Adeline's got a
Speaker 6: viral video speaking of Jason Dreams, her and her boyfriend
Speaker 6: Henry Uh.
Speaker 10: They're going viral on.
Speaker 6: TikTok with a cute video with them in.
Speaker 10: A water house or something like that. Well, I'm enjoying it.
Speaker 6: It's just a simple video, and I'm sure you didn't
Speaker 6: anticipate in doing anything like you just threw it up
Speaker 6: of you and your boyfriend and you it's us.
Speaker 10: Spraying each other with a water hose after four wheeling, but.
Speaker 6: In a really cute, playful way that I read one
Speaker 6: of the comments and it said it's giving Miley Cyrus
Speaker 6: Liam Himsworth vibes from what movie did they do together?
Speaker 6: You know that movie that was kind of like The Notebook,
Speaker 6: Last Call Chance.
Speaker 10: The last from the last song, the last song. Yeah,
Speaker 10: but that's what it is.
Speaker 6: So yeah, y'all are definitely giving Miley Liam vibes. But
Speaker 6: they're not together anymore. But that's okay. You and Henry
Speaker 6: are going strong. But Henry did text you that he
Speaker 6: thinks that this might be the.
Speaker 10: Peak of you.
Speaker 11: He was like, well, ad On, I guess this is
Speaker 11: our peak. It's all downhill from here, so I know
Speaker 11: we're kidding. We're kidding.
Speaker 6: Yeah, we need bigger dreams.
Speaker 10: We're still sending snail mail.
Speaker 6: Yeah, one, Henry seems like an awesome person. I can't
Speaker 6: wait to get to know him. He's going to need
Speaker 6: to come intern with me next so that I can
Speaker 6: get him. That would be really special. Back to the
Speaker 6: dreams and the research that you did. I mean, I'm
Speaker 6: forty three and starting a new chapter of my life.
Speaker 6: I feel like you know, single now and dating again. Which,
Speaker 6: speaking of that viral video, Adamin and I needed some
Speaker 6: comedic relief today. It's been a very busy day and
Speaker 6: we did take a moment to what's it called when
Speaker 6: you marry him together?
Speaker 10: A stitch? Yeah, on TikTok.
Speaker 6: On TikTok, it's a stitch, but on Instagram it's a
Speaker 6: remix and you take a part of someone else's video
Speaker 6: and then you insert yourself. And so Adeline and I
Speaker 6: went outside and stitched together her and Henry with a
Speaker 6: water hose, and then all of a sudden it cut
Speaker 6: to me and I'm just with the water hose, by myself, but.
Speaker 10: Out of myself.
Speaker 6: Great all time with it, and we just thought it
Speaker 6: was hilarious. I have no idea if that will resonate
Speaker 6: with anybody else.
Speaker 11: I'll be posted soon, whether she wants to or not,
Speaker 11: So don't worry. It'll be out there. Adalan's going to
Speaker 11: put it up.
Speaker 6: But I am in a new phase of life, and
Speaker 6: I feel like this is a good reminder for me
Speaker 6: to assess my dreams and go after what I want
Speaker 6: in this new season, because I think it's easy for
Speaker 6: me to get stuck in the hustle.
Speaker 7: And bustle of everyday life.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and I want to be an example for my
Speaker 6: kids to dream and chase their dreams. So you're at
Speaker 6: twenty one and I'm at forty three, and so what
Speaker 6: the encouragement would be to anybody listening to chase your dreams?
Speaker 6: And if there is a roadblock, remember obstacle is the way.
Speaker 5: We're gonna do it.
Speaker 4: Live.
Speaker 12: Oh the one, two, three, sore losers?
Speaker 9: What up, everybody? I am lunchbox. I know the most
Speaker 9: about sports. I'll give you the sports facts, my sports
Speaker 9: opinions because I'm pretty much a sports genius.
Speaker 5: Y'all.
Speaker 12: It's Susan. I'm from the North. I'm an alpha male.
Speaker 12: I live on the north side of Nashville with Bayser,
Speaker 12: my wife. We do have a farm. It's beautiful, a
Speaker 12: lot of acreage, no animals, a lot of crops hopefully
Speaker 12: soon corn, pumpkins, Rye. I believe maybe a little fescue
Speaker 12: to be determined. Over to you, coach.
Speaker 9: And here's a clip from this week's episode of The
Speaker 9: Sore Losers. I got a PSA for parents out there.
Speaker 9: I got a PSA. Can you watch your own damn
Speaker 9: kids preach? Can you please give your kids some attention?
Speaker 9: Can you please tell your kids to quit squirting me
Speaker 9: and splashing me and throwing water balloons at me? Why
Speaker 9: I'm sitting on the edge of the damn pool.
Speaker 5: Sorry, I'm texting Sarah, my friend from college.
Speaker 9: I know Molly and Amanda want to sit at the
Speaker 9: table and just gossip about life and catch up. But hey,
Speaker 9: see your kids over here. They're annoying as.
Speaker 5: Sandy from work just sent me this hilarious meme.
Speaker 9: Oh I want to hear that story. Tell me, Oh yeah,
Speaker 9: hey Jack, yeah, Jack, Okay, Yeah, you're okay, okay, good. No,
Speaker 9: he's not okay. He just hit me with the water
Speaker 9: balloon in the face three damn times. Lady.
Speaker 12: They're not focusing because if they're in a conversation that's
Speaker 12: taking diverting some of their attention. Then you got the
Speaker 12: cell phone at part of it where the husband's saying
Speaker 12: his dinner made.
Speaker 5: Hey, honey, I didn't get that bonus, like I told you.
Speaker 12: And then she's talking to the lady at thet.
Speaker 5: You h So they have similar ways. Can you believe
Speaker 5: they find us for having a red car? Yet Mark
Speaker 5: drives a Camaro?
Speaker 9: Now yeah?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Oh John, No, shoot he drowned.
Speaker 5: That was a little dramatic. Let's not have kids drowning.
Speaker 5: You guys got they've got to wear the armbands, right, uh.
Speaker 9: They well, they wear the floaties, yes, but this is
Speaker 9: in the bait. They have a like a shallow part
Speaker 9: and I'm sitting on the edge and my kids are
Speaker 9: splashing me, throwing, you know, like no, and I'm fine
Speaker 9: with that. That's cool. It's my kids, guess what. And
Speaker 9: like kids bring toys and they have those little they're
Speaker 9: like one shooters, like they can pull them back, yes,
Speaker 9: and you shoot it. And people have all their toys
Speaker 9: and so my kids pick it up and they're shooting
Speaker 9: me with it.
Speaker 5: Zap suckers.
Speaker 9: So then these other kids think they can just pick
Speaker 9: up these toys and are shooting me with it.
Speaker 12: You're talking about a port missile of water, Yeah, a
Speaker 12: water missile. A water missile that's exactly what it is.
Speaker 12: It's not a water gun, but it's a water missile.
Speaker 12: So these kids start, you know, doing it and like waiting.
Speaker 12: They're under heavy fire. I mean, you ate a bunker,
Speaker 12: dude with the chairs. That's when you put up the towel.
Speaker 12: The moms are watching, laughing.
Speaker 4: It's off.
Speaker 13: No.
Speaker 9: The mom's like, oh yeah, yeah, okay, he's cool. I'm
Speaker 9: just sitting there. You're a bad mom. So it's my kids,
Speaker 9: and these other two kids come over like, oh, this
Speaker 9: guy's getting shot, we can shoot them too, and they
Speaker 9: start shooting me in the face and they start shooting me.
Speaker 9: I'm like, all right, all right, all right, okay, all right,
Speaker 9: and I'm thinking the parents are gonna the moms are
Speaker 9: gonna say something, but no.
Speaker 5: We got the Ukraine Gaza battle over here.
Speaker 9: A man done sally over there, just still talking away,
Speaker 9: just talking about life, catching up. They haven't seen each
Speaker 9: other in a couple of weeks.
Speaker 5: Oh Facebook, Oh I now call it X.
Speaker 9: So funny Twitter, did you see Max?
Speaker 5: That'd make you hotter?
Speaker 9: Oh my god, did you see that billboard over there
Speaker 9: on I forty? That was so funny.
Speaker 5: It's Beyonce half an agga, Oh.
Speaker 9: My god, we have got to get tickets to the
Speaker 9: Beyonce show at Nissan.
Speaker 12: Jeremy was driving and he almost hit a light pole. Yeah,
Speaker 12: Beyonce's hangars were out, girl.
Speaker 9: I mean, I was like, are you looking at Beyonce?
Speaker 9: And he was like no, and I was like, well,
Speaker 9: then why did you almost hit the pole? I caught
Speaker 9: him a red handed lion to me, I caught him
Speaker 9: ejaculating the other day. What the.
Speaker 12: I tough moms always they'd get into and said, yeah,
Speaker 12: I don't know if they went to there.
Speaker 9: I don't know if they went there.
Speaker 5: So John is cheating on me. Okay, the pool conversation
Speaker 5: has turned not really.
Speaker 9: Oh, I'm so sorry. Do you need a class? Do
Speaker 9: you need one of my beers that or my white
Speaker 9: claws that I have in my bag.
Speaker 5: All the while you're under fire from the kids.
Speaker 9: I'm just taking a shot after shot after shot.
Speaker 5: I'm a wounded soldier.
Speaker 9: And I'm just like, man, I can't even I'm like, okay,
Speaker 9: I can't even see. Then there's like a ball and
Speaker 9: one of my kids wants to play catch, my four
Speaker 9: year old, so I'm playing catch with him, and then
Speaker 9: one of those kids like, hey, oh, here's a shark
Speaker 9: bite bite bite, bite, bite bite. I'm like, okay, okay,
Speaker 9: Like I'm all right, I'm playing catch bite bite. But
Speaker 9: he has a little stuffed shark. And I'm like, ladies,
Speaker 9: get your damn kids, Like, I'm not here.
Speaker 5: Know the ladies. No, introduce yourself.
Speaker 9: I don't know these kids. I don't know them. I'm
Speaker 9: just trying to interact with my kids.
Speaker 5: They take a foot to the face.
Speaker 9: There, I'm on you. Hello, Hello, I am not a babysit.
Speaker 5: Hey are you in normal clothes or you in your
Speaker 5: bathing suit?
Speaker 9: So I'm in my suit? Yeah? What about the moms?
Speaker 9: What are they in? They're in their suits?
Speaker 5: Everybody suited up.
Speaker 9: Yes, people are suited up at the pool with your
Speaker 9: wife there, she's in her.
Speaker 5: Suit, cause why is she not tell the mom?
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 9: I don't know how to tell these like, hey, get
Speaker 9: your damn kids and get them away from me.
Speaker 12: They probably just view you as the fun guy. But
Speaker 12: that's why I'm saying, you gotta then cut. They're trying
Speaker 12: to just push their kids off on you so they
Speaker 12: have a weekend like they used to have in college.
Speaker 9: They think I'm the damn babysitter and I'm not even
Speaker 9: getting paid. They're like, oh look we got this chuck.
Speaker 9: He's gonna babysit our kids while we sit over here
Speaker 9: and gab and gab of gab.
Speaker 5: But you haven't said were their husbands.
Speaker 9: They ain't there.
Speaker 12: No, see times, I mean that divorce rate is say
Speaker 12: as it's always been.
Speaker 9: No, they're just probably busy at work. I don't know.
Speaker 12: Yeah, they're slammed on a Saturday. No, they're at the
Speaker 12: golf course.
Speaker 5: And then in the nineteenth hole they're banging their secretary.
Speaker 9: Maybe so, I'm sorry, maybe so. Anyway, So then I'm
Speaker 9: playing ketch with my kid. The damn kids are with
Speaker 9: their shark Shark Shark Shark. I'm like, okay, you guys
Speaker 9: are annoying af And so then the kid's like, oh,
Speaker 9: you want to play ketch with my shark and I'm
Speaker 9: like I can do that. No, No, I'm playing ketch
Speaker 9: with my kid right now and not right now, And
Speaker 9: he goes okay and he throws it to me, and
Speaker 9: I'm like.
Speaker 5: Dude, you're the dad they never had. This actually turns sad.
Speaker 9: I'm like, okay, here, here's your shark back I throw
Speaker 9: the bottom of my kid here. You want to play
Speaker 9: ketch down.
Speaker 12: I'm like, they don't have a father figure, dude, that's
Speaker 12: freaking lebron. Nobody played it with him. His mom bought
Speaker 12: him a hoop and they said that was the best
Speaker 12: return on investment ever. You need to play with little Johnny.
Speaker 12: He doesn't have a dad at home. Mom got the
Speaker 12: house in the divorce. And he goes home to an
Speaker 12: empty mansion.
Speaker 9: That might be it. And he's like, guess what I am.
Speaker 9: I'm the shark trainer. And I'm like, okay, cool kid,
Speaker 9: give me the shark trainer. I don't give a damn
Speaker 9: Leave me alone.
Speaker 5: Moms probably all love you.
Speaker 9: Well, no, they don't know. Moms don't talk to me.
Speaker 9: They're just over there gabbing away. They don't say, hey,
Speaker 9: thanks for watching my kid. Thanks for you know, being
Speaker 9: you know, the punching bag, the target for everything in
Speaker 9: the freaking pool.
Speaker 12: Dude, there's you being super dad and then playing with
Speaker 12: these side kids, and then Nick and Karen. The other day,
Speaker 12: I go, hey, man, what do you guys got You
Speaker 12: got the one kid, right, and they go, no, we
Speaker 12: have three.
Speaker 14: Hey, it's Mike d And this week on Movie Mike's
Speaker 14: Movie podcast, I share with you in my top five
Speaker 14: movies you can stream at home right now. These are
Speaker 14: all movies that came out in the last year. Most
Speaker 14: of them I went to go see in theaters. Kelsey
Speaker 14: and I also reviewed the new Daisy Ridley movie Young
Speaker 14: Woman in the Sea, which is based on the true story.
Speaker 14: We fact checked it. We let you know why it's
Speaker 14: so inspirational, So be sure to check out this full
Speaker 14: episode to hear all of our spoiler free reviews. But
Speaker 14: right now, here's just a little bit of my top
Speaker 14: list of new streaming movies at home. At number three
Speaker 14: on Max. This is the non movie on the list,
Speaker 14: but I just watched it and found it really fascinating.
Speaker 15: It is called Movie Pass Movie Crash.
Speaker 14: It is a documentary on movie Pass, which, if you remember,
Speaker 14: back in twenty sixteen, movie Pass took the world by
Speaker 14: storm because you could go watch any movie, anytime, any
Speaker 14: theater for the low price of nine to ninety nine
Speaker 14: and for about maybe a year, people just went wild,
Speaker 14: and myself, I did not get a movie Pass card,
Speaker 14: and I will tell you why. I knew back in
Speaker 14: twenty sixteen that this card was going to fail It
Speaker 14: did not seem sustainable to me, because at that time,
Speaker 14: I already knew how the box office worked, how movies
Speaker 14: make money, and for a company to be covering the
Speaker 14: charge of a movie ticket losing money every single time.
Speaker 14: Somebody used that because they're only paying ten bucks a month,
Speaker 14: but that's even less than what a ticket costs. So
Speaker 14: if you go watch just one movie a week, you're
Speaker 14: losing like forty dollars thirty dollars on one person. And
Speaker 14: that is not even what people were doing. People were
Speaker 14: going to multiple movies in a day. In this documentary,
Speaker 14: they talk all about how this company was created by
Speaker 14: two entirely different people who ended up running it into
Speaker 14: the ground, which is the part I had no idea
Speaker 14: about Movie Past. It was created by these two people
Speaker 14: who were just trying to keep it small. When it
Speaker 14: first came out, it was forty bucks. But then you
Speaker 14: have these two other dudes who are essentially scam artists
Speaker 14: take over the company and run everything they built in
Speaker 14: ten years and to the ground. And that's really all
Speaker 14: I'll say, because I learned a lot by watching this documentary,
Speaker 14: but it's all the shady things that these two guys
Speaker 14: who took over the company did, And I'll just speak
Speaker 14: on the effects of movie Pass and how many movies
Speaker 14: were affected by more people being able to see them,
Speaker 14: because when you give people that price of ten dollars
Speaker 14: to watch as many movies as you want, I think
Speaker 14: it was so great for movies then because you had
Speaker 14: people going to see things that they never would have
Speaker 14: watched otherwise. You had people saying in this documentary that
Speaker 14: they would go watch The Avengers, watch half of it,
Speaker 14: leave and try to just come back the next day
Speaker 14: or later in the day and pick it up halfway through.
Speaker 14: I have never thought about doing that for the theater
Speaker 14: experience to be that cheap where you could just make
Speaker 14: your own schedule on how you want to start and
Speaker 14: finish your movie.
Speaker 15: That would be great for me.
Speaker 14: If I could just go in the week to watch
Speaker 14: forty five minutes of a movie and then later go
Speaker 14: watch another forty five minutes and then go wrap it
Speaker 14: up later. It is essentially your own personal theater at
Speaker 14: that point. But I knew so back when everybody was
Speaker 14: talking about Movie Pass that there's no way it was
Speaker 14: going to last. And if I had a ten dollars
Speaker 14: a month movie subscription, then had it taken away from
Speaker 14: me to go back and paying full price. I feel
Speaker 14: like that would have hurt my feelings on movies because
Speaker 14: I hate going from getting a great deal to going
Speaker 14: back and having to pay full price. So that's why
Speaker 14: I never did it. And since then you've maybe seen
Speaker 14: some stories here and there a Movie Past returning. I
Speaker 14: don't think that model for ten dollars a month will
Speaker 14: ever happen. It's just not sustainable for anybody. I think
Speaker 14: we're better off the theaters themselves having their own subscription
Speaker 14: planes like I have Regal Unlimited. I love that, and
Speaker 14: it is a much more fair price, and it's also
Speaker 14: not as crazy as you basically being able to run
Speaker 14: wild in the theater like Movie Pass allowed you to be.
Speaker 14: But I do think it's kind of interesting to go
Speaker 14: back and look at all the movies that benefited from
Speaker 14: that time. But if you want to have your mind
Speaker 14: blown and you love movies, which obviously because you listen
Speaker 14: to this podcast, you do, check out Movie Past Movie
Speaker 14: Crash on Max. I have that one at number three,
Speaker 14: also on Max at number two. I know I've talked
Speaker 14: about it a fair amount on the podcast, but for
Speaker 14: anybody new here or anybody who hasn't heard me go
Speaker 14: on and on about The Iron Claw. This is the
Speaker 14: movie that I recommend to anybody. The number one question
Speaker 14: I get when I either see people I haven't seen
Speaker 14: in a while, or I just meet somebody who doesn't
Speaker 14: know what I do, and I tell them I have
Speaker 14: a movie podcast.
Speaker 15: They always ask me what do I watch? What do
Speaker 15: you recommend?
Speaker 14: My go to answer right now is The Iron Claw,
Speaker 14: because I think even though it is a sports based movie,
Speaker 14: it's the story of the Van Eric brothers, their tragic story,
Speaker 14: all about their rise and fall in wrestling.
Speaker 15: I don't think you have to enjoy sports movies.
Speaker 14: I really think the only prerequisite to an enjoy The
Speaker 14: Iron Claw is.
Speaker 15: Do you like to feel feelings?
Speaker 14: And for me, when I go into a movie, more
Speaker 14: so than the special effects, more so than the actor
Speaker 14: in it, any other bells and whistle cinematography, that all
Speaker 14: goes out the window. The thing I look for and
Speaker 14: really movies, music, or anything reading something is the emotion
Speaker 14: I want to feel something while watching a movie, happiness, sadness,
Speaker 14: and sometimes for me, I searched that sadness my music taste,
Speaker 14: my movie taste. I love sad movies just because I
Speaker 14: think in my real life it is hard for me
Speaker 14: to feel sad. Sometimes it's like my body can't process
Speaker 14: that emotion. Sometimes I feel like a robot, like my
Speaker 14: heart is made of stone. But whenever I watch a
Speaker 14: really good movie that hits me right in the fields,
Speaker 14: that makes me like this movie did.
Speaker 15: Cry, that is powerful.
Speaker 14: So that is why I'm recommending this movie to everybody,
Speaker 14: and so far everybody that is reported back without knowing
Speaker 14: a whole lot going into a said man that was
Speaker 14: really sad.
Speaker 15: So I don't do that.
Speaker 14: To inherently recommend something that is so sad and a bummer,
Speaker 14: but because it's based on a true story, because you
Speaker 14: do learn but also feel something by the end of
Speaker 14: this movie. That is why it's been That is why,
Speaker 14: as of late, since it was added to MAX, has
Speaker 14: been my go to recommendation for people. It is also
Speaker 14: a movie I feel was really ripped off not being
Speaker 14: nominated for Best Picture. I think it should have won.
Speaker 14: Zach Effron not even a single nod or anything for
Speaker 14: this movie, I feel like more people need to see
Speaker 14: it because the reason I like movies to win awards
Speaker 14: is because when people go back like I do and
Speaker 14: look at the history of what was nominated and what
Speaker 14: won over different years. This movie isn't going to be
Speaker 14: on those lists for twenty twenty three, and I think
Speaker 14: it should be. So I think you have to overcome
Speaker 14: the fact that it didn't win all the awards, didn't.
Speaker 15: Get all the glory.
Speaker 14: But hopefully by people watching it now that it's available
Speaker 14: to stream at home, more people will see it. The
Speaker 14: legacy of the Vaughan Eric Brothers will live on and
Speaker 14: we'll all get to see a really ripped up Zach effront.
Speaker 15: So I have the iron claw at number two.
Speaker 4: Carol Line, she's a queen and talking and it was
Speaker 4: a song.
Speaker 3: She's getting really not afraid to face the episode or soul.
Speaker 8: Just let it flow.
Speaker 4: No one can do it quiet, car Line. It's time
Speaker 4: for Caroline.
Speaker 13: Hey, y'all, it's Caroline Hobby from Get Real with Carolyn Hobby.
Speaker 13: And here is a tlip from this week's episode. Okay,
Speaker 13: so tell me about your first heart break that really
Speaker 13: sent you into it all.
Speaker 4: So I was dating this girl through high school.
Speaker 7: Oh like long time, because you're not that old.
Speaker 13: You're only six, lived a lot of life to be
Speaker 13: on only twenty a half.
Speaker 4: I feel like I'm ninety two.
Speaker 7: Yes, I was going to say that, but I didn't
Speaker 7: want to say that.
Speaker 4: You know, so I was dating this girl through high school.
Speaker 7: And see all, this is your first love.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, first love like went uh like we went
Speaker 4: up together pretty much. Yeah, like I had known her
Speaker 4: or had known her since I was probably ten twelve
Speaker 4: years old.
Speaker 13: Oh my gosh of love is her?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 7: So this is a big, big, no wonder. This shook
Speaker 7: you to your core. I mean, this is earth shattering enough.
Speaker 4: To write a song about it and start a hold
Speaker 4: music creak, which is a.
Speaker 13: Wild you got it out of you, though, you got
Speaker 13: to process somehow.
Speaker 4: Well, I'm such like a well sorry, I'll tell you
Speaker 4: the rest story. I'll explain it to you. But basically
Speaker 4: broke up like right and left college. Yeah. I was
Speaker 4: two weeks away from proposing. Oh no, I had to ring,
Speaker 4: had to go take it back.
Speaker 13: Did you talk to your parents and stuff? Yeah, and
Speaker 13: they gave you the blessing. They didn't have it, no
Speaker 13: warning that we're going to get a break up.
Speaker 4: Here, not really. I mean I feel like I might
Speaker 4: have been trying to save it with a ring with
Speaker 4: a ring, which is not a good thing. I didn't
Speaker 4: know what I was doing.
Speaker 13: You know what I realized not forty is you can't
Speaker 13: really save anything that doesn't want to be saved.
Speaker 4: No, that's a that's a great freaking quote right there.
Speaker 7: So there you go. That's my contribution for the day.
Speaker 4: Exactly.
Speaker 13: So you think you can when you're young, especially because
Speaker 13: you're so in love, because it's all you've ever known,
Speaker 13: without a doubt, So you got to save it because
Speaker 13: you can't lose it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, no, and you you want to save it, but
Speaker 4: at the same time, like it s Yeah, it was
Speaker 4: the best thing that ever happened to me because now
Speaker 4: I have an amazing fiance. Now we're getting married, and.
Speaker 13: I've seen your love life. It looks really good. It
Speaker 13: looks like you're thriving on social media. Your love looks
Speaker 13: life looks thriving.
Speaker 4: Oh we really are, Gilla. She is the best person
Speaker 4: I've ever met.
Speaker 7: That's amazing.
Speaker 13: I know it all works out, okay, but so how
Speaker 13: did the first girl break up with you like you're
Speaker 13: about to propose in two weeks?
Speaker 7: How did the breakup happen?
Speaker 4: So she was in or she was in college and Charlotte.
Speaker 4: I went to drive over there to kind of talk
Speaker 4: to her, and I thought we were going to hang out,
Speaker 4: and she got in the truck and she was like,
Speaker 4: we don't think this is over. And at the time,
Speaker 4: it'd like wrecked my world because I didn't know anything else.
Speaker 4: I thought I was doing everything right because I was
Speaker 4: at this point where like my family had, like they
Speaker 4: were married at nineteen, so I was like I was
Speaker 4: following in footsteps. I didn't know what I was doing.
Speaker 4: So I basically just kind of went home and picked
Speaker 4: up my guitar and just had to get some things
Speaker 4: off my chest. And that's when I wrote Giving You Up.
Speaker 7: And that happened like right after she broke up with you. Yeah,
Speaker 7: you're as you're vibrating.
Speaker 4: It is.
Speaker 5: I'm so sorry.
Speaker 4: I'm trying to ignore this best that I ca.
Speaker 7: Karen, listen, his is paging of everyone. It's probably his
Speaker 7: beautiful It probably.
Speaker 13: She wanted to remind you that she just wanted to
Speaker 13: give you a little high. Okay, So immediately after you
Speaker 13: got dumped, you went home and wrote a song about it, and.
Speaker 7: It poured out.
Speaker 4: It was probably a week later after I had kind
Speaker 4: of processed everything and had you been.
Speaker 13: Performing and writing songs before then. Or is this your
Speaker 13: big moment.
Speaker 4: I hadn't been writing really. I had wrote like a
Speaker 4: couple of songs that were terrible and didn't Yeah, I
Speaker 4: didn't know how to craft a song about it at
Speaker 4: that point. I didn't even know that I had crafted
Speaker 4: a song with giving you Up. It was more just
Speaker 4: like words on a page for me.
Speaker 7: You were like flowing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that whole second verse is like a train of fault.
Speaker 7: It's like you're just like getting your feelings out.
Speaker 4: Yeah, pretty much the best stuff though.
Speaker 7: I know that's why people connect with you.
Speaker 4: I agree, and I think I think it's hard for
Speaker 4: some people to be like vulnerable wh they're writing songs.
Speaker 7: But I just you don't even know any different.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I didn't know any different. But I love like
Speaker 4: getting that deep in songwriting and like really going down
Speaker 4: the rabbit hole that.
Speaker 7: Why do you love that? What does that do for you?
Speaker 4: I think it's kind of therapy for me.
Speaker 7: That's your therapy.
Speaker 4: I think so. Yeah, that and fishing. But I would
Speaker 4: say writing songs is something that nobody can take away
Speaker 4: from me. I can write it and nobody ever has
Speaker 4: to see it, but I can get it out without
Speaker 4: having to go talk to a therapist.
Speaker 7: You know, yeah, yes, it does it. So how does
Speaker 7: that feel?
Speaker 13: So you have your therapy moment, you write this big
Speaker 13: song about your ex and now everyone's singing it back
Speaker 13: to you. What does that do to the process of
Speaker 13: this broken heart? So tell me the transition of the
Speaker 13: broken heart. Like your she breaks up with you in
Speaker 13: your Boss Propose. That's really as bad as it can
Speaker 13: get when you're nineteen, when you're in love, and then
Speaker 13: you write this song to free yourself of this pain,
Speaker 13: and somehow it goes viral, right, so you have gone viral?
Speaker 4: Well, yeah, I guess, but it was almost like the
Speaker 4: early days of viral.
Speaker 7: Yeah, did you go viral on TikTok?
Speaker 4: TikTok wasn't even around yet.
Speaker 2: Oh your preteict I was Instagram.
Speaker 7: Your Instagram viral. Oh my gosh, your instagraviral. You've never
Speaker 7: met one of the Instagram viral ones before.
Speaker 1: Hey, thanks for listening. If you like any of those clips,
Speaker 1: go check out the full podcast. We'd really appreciate that.
Speaker 1: Happy Father, Ted, all the dads out there, have a
Speaker 1: great Sunday.
Speaker 2: Goodbye, everybody,