Speaker 1: It's time for the Bobby Bones post show. Here's your host,
Speaker 1: Bobby Bones. I'm looking at some notes for later this week,
Speaker 1: which on Friday show Luke Hombs should be on, right,
Speaker 1: we felt like it was gonna be on Friday. Is
Speaker 1: he putting out a record Friday or a new song
Speaker 1: or what albums in June? Well, as far as we know,
Speaker 1: Luke Hombs will be on Friday, which is cool cool,
Speaker 1: And Chris Jansen is gonna be on Monday. He does
Speaker 1: have an album coming out Friday. But I just I'm
Speaker 1: already a little cringey about the Chris Jansen thing now
Speaker 1: because of Chris at all love him, because Lunchbox has
Speaker 1: created a beef with Chris Jansen for the sole purpose
Speaker 1: of making money off of it, which is kind of
Speaker 1: what happened, and so I know we're gonna have to
Speaker 1: address it when he comes in. It'll be fine radio,
Speaker 1: maybe even good radio, But that doesn't mean I don't
Speaker 1: feel cringy about it. And I'm just like, oh, it's all.
Speaker 1: It almost feels like my Lunchbox had the picture of Oh,
Speaker 1: come on, that wasn't Yeah, there was a country artist
Speaker 1: eating at a restaurant. Guy the guy with the guy
Speaker 1: walking with his wife. Yeah, oh yeah, what if we
Speaker 1: listed as a bit oh, Dirk Spentley the metal Mike,
Speaker 1: let's work on this lunchbox Top ten cringiest moments with artists.
Speaker 1: That's a tack of it. That's a funny bit though,
Speaker 1: but it's all taking advantage of artists trying to make money.
Speaker 1: Just at the time he yelled at what Emmett Smith
Speaker 1: in the hallway. Yeah, oh so that, and it's actually
Speaker 1: pretty funny. We're not taking shots at yet. It's just
Speaker 1: you've done it all and it's funny. But you say
Speaker 1: I started this beef with Chris Jansen for money. I
Speaker 1: didn't start it for money. All I did was say
Speaker 1: it because of what happened. And you, first of all,
Speaker 1: you want to take your where there are no kids
Speaker 1: to eat for free, five five people to an industry
Speaker 1: of it where they were just like if it mostly
Speaker 1: just you, all in was what it's saying. That's why
Speaker 1: it was on there. It wasn't all in for the
Speaker 1: event to say come get all in with Chris Janson.
Speaker 1: That means everybody can come to seek Chris Jansen. Well, anyway,
Speaker 1: I was looking at notes and I feel a little
Speaker 1: cringey about that, and it's gonna be a thing. We
Speaker 1: do have to bring it out and it'll probably hilarious
Speaker 1: because cringey doesn't always equal bad. Like sometimes it time's
Speaker 1: not pretty funny and you just go, oh, that was uncomfortable.
Speaker 1: But yeah, Jansen will be in Monday and lunch is
Speaker 1: gonna take money from him. I mean, I don't want
Speaker 1: on Twitter. He offered it to you, I know, but
Speaker 1: I'm a gift card. It depends on what he is offering.
Speaker 1: And what do you mean what if he offers ten
Speaker 1: bucks not good enough for what to end the beef?
Speaker 1: Like a ten dollars? I mean, he doesn't have a
Speaker 1: beef with you, I know, But if he wants the
Speaker 1: boycott to end, then he will give me more than
Speaker 1: ten dollars. There's no boycott. He probably doesn't even care
Speaker 1: if like, like, what's the boycott's you're not listening to
Speaker 1: listening to his music. We're not playing It's not a
Speaker 1: thing we're playing. We're not we're not not playing it.
Speaker 1: We're not acting different toward it than we would in
Speaker 1: the other song. Or we're not gonna talk about the news.
Speaker 1: Gonna be yes, we are gonna be on the show
Speaker 1: Monday performing saying anything. As a matter of fact, we
Speaker 1: should have him perform full band, just to give it
Speaker 1: to him the whole, give him the whole package. That's
Speaker 1: a good idea. So let's amplify it a little bit, Hey, Mike,
Speaker 1: not just him and a guitar. Let's get him drums, guitar,
Speaker 1: the whole, anything he wants to bring. He can fill
Speaker 1: our stage with instruments. Let's give him the whole all in. Fiddle,
Speaker 1: what the heck, fiddle it up? Okay, So let him
Speaker 1: know we're going all in with him on Monday. You
Speaker 1: guys are doing the opposite of what you're supposed to
Speaker 1: be doing. You're supposed to have my baton to beef
Speaker 1: with him. Are we not on a team here? We're
Speaker 1: not to be with them? Are we not the Bobby
Speaker 1: Bone Show team? We're not on beef with him? That's cool.
Speaker 1: You guys don't have each other's back, all right, someone
Speaker 1: comes to tack you, I'm not gonna get your back either.
Speaker 1: I wouldn't expect you to. He didn't you un family, No, no,
Speaker 1: he didn't. He didn't take your family, all right? Will
Speaker 1: Smith's bright too at Netflix? I mean, don't watch Bright
Speaker 1: one that where it's like him in the alien cop
Speaker 1: or whatever? No monster cop? Well is he a monster alien? Right?
Speaker 1: It sounds nothing. I want to watch. It got pretty
Speaker 1: good viewership numbers, semi poor reviews. But they're saying they
Speaker 1: were canceling Will Smith's Bright too, but they said it
Speaker 1: is unrelated to the slab that's from SQUI was to
Speaker 1: begin shooting in three weeks, but production is now been pushedback.
Speaker 1: M the delay, as they say. Bloomberg says the delay
Speaker 1: is related to Smith's Oscar's controversy. Let me just say
Speaker 1: this about that. Yes, that's a douchebag move, but he
Speaker 1: shouldn't have movies canceled. He didn't kidnap somebody or kill
Speaker 1: somebody or still. Yes, douchebag move, and we like him
Speaker 1: slightly less, but we've all done dumb things and he
Speaker 1: did a moment, but you don't cancel them. It's going
Speaker 1: a little too far now, Yeah, to cancel the and
Speaker 1: to keep other people from getting paid for their jobs, yes, Eddie,
Speaker 1: go ahead. Well no, I'm just now thinking about it,
Speaker 1: Like I never heard of the Lizard movie, so maybe
Speaker 1: it is that a movie is not that good exactly.
Speaker 1: Well the movie, Mike, will you review it? Because Michael,
Speaker 1: I remember it came out on Netflix. It was very good,
Speaker 1: but it was a pretty big streamer for Netflix, so
Speaker 1: it was good to get the sequel. And now it's
Speaker 1: canceled or at least heavily delayed. They don't need the
Speaker 1: promo because Netflix isn't promo stuff really now, they really don't.
Speaker 1: They don't have to the picture. Yeah, they promote their
Speaker 1: inside their own Yeah. So, Megan Fox confirms that she
Speaker 1: and Machina Kelly drink each other's blood, which, again, this
Speaker 1: is just what you say if you want clicks and headlines.
Speaker 1: And they're not even the first ones to admit or
Speaker 1: say this, even if it's not true. Billy Thort and
Speaker 1: Angela and Jolie have blood from each other around their necks.
Speaker 1: But they've realized when they say this, people write stories
Speaker 1: about it, and they love my stories written about it. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's the attention, huh. Megan Fox confirmed that she and
Speaker 1: Machina Kelly do drink each other's blood. She says it's
Speaker 1: for ritual purposes, like they did the night they got engaged.
Speaker 1: The blood is controlled, but he's a little more haphazard
Speaker 1: with this controlled from the Glamour UK. What what does
Speaker 1: controlled mean? Like if your spouse would drink your blood,
Speaker 1: why why would they need to first ritual? We did
Speaker 1: not ritual get married. Good blood tasted like cool it,
Speaker 1: I wouldn't have a problem drinking it. But blood's just gross. Yeah,
Speaker 1: bloods just like it doesn't taste good, like it's like
Speaker 1: a metal tasting. Yeah. But if it tasted like you know,
Speaker 1: chair black chair tasted like pe, I'd be up. I wait,
Speaker 1: let's see. Thirty seven percent of people no longer think
Speaker 1: that owning a car or home is part of the
Speaker 1: American dream. Instead, people are not focusing on helping their
Speaker 1: businesses thrive through sacrifice, risk taking and hard work. Yeah
Speaker 1: and I would. I think it's a shift in not
Speaker 1: just what you can own, but what you can build. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and I don't think it's any better or worse because
Speaker 1: back before our day, it was the American dream is
Speaker 1: having a home that you can own, a place, a
Speaker 1: piece of land. Now it's the American dream is if
Speaker 1: you work hard and you spend time and invest in
Speaker 1: this project, eventually you can have more than a home.
Speaker 1: You can take care of your family and people around.
Speaker 1: And also the American dream actually has gotten bigger. It's
Speaker 1: that if I put in work, and if I invest
Speaker 1: in my thoughts and I focus and continue to pursue
Speaker 1: that it can be bigger than one little piece of
Speaker 1: land and just affect four to six to seven people. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it can affect way more than that then me generations.
Speaker 1: So the American dream has gotten bigger. It's not dead,
Speaker 1: but according to a third of small business owners, it
Speaker 1: needs to change and they're all like, you can build
Speaker 1: something bigger and better. That's from SWNS Digital. I'm a
Speaker 1: big believer in the American dream though, in that you
Speaker 1: can come from wherever and do whatever. It doesn't mean
Speaker 1: it's equally as easy or equally as hard for everyone.
Speaker 1: I think that, you know, everyone starts at their little place,
Speaker 1: inside of their little hole. Some people's holes are deeper
Speaker 1: than others. I think I came from a pretty deep hole,
Speaker 1: not the deepest hole, but a pretty deep hole. And
Speaker 1: I think I've had to dig my way out of
Speaker 1: that hole and climb out a little farther than most
Speaker 1: folks to get where I am. Not all, but most.
Speaker 1: But I think once you climb out and you get
Speaker 1: to even. The great thing about that is you're so
Speaker 1: much stronger than the people who only had to dig
Speaker 1: a little bit. And so that is an asset that
Speaker 1: you have that they don't. That you've been able to
Speaker 1: fight more adversity, you've been able to accomplish more goals,
Speaker 1: you have more confidence. You've kind of been through all
Speaker 1: the s so when it hits you again, you're not
Speaker 1: that troubled by it. So the deeper the hole, just
Speaker 1: to get to even not the same. But once you
Speaker 1: get to even, and you're starting from way down low,
Speaker 1: you're so much stronger than everybody else. And so you know,
Speaker 1: I've come to appreciate that. I like to be very
Speaker 1: resentful about that. You know, on and on go through
Speaker 1: the story, but rather or not. But it was like
Speaker 1: I didn't have this. I didn't have parents, didn't have money,
Speaker 1: la la la. But now here I am when I
Speaker 1: got even, and I'm looking around. Everybody's even in the
Speaker 1: same spot. We'd all climbed out our holes and we're
Speaker 1: starting in the world. I'm like, oh, I'm gonna dominate
Speaker 1: you guys, because I've come through some crap. I've driven
Speaker 1: through eighty four storms and this this little patch of
Speaker 1: rain is nothing, and so you know, the American dream
Speaker 1: man lives on. It's different than the news tells you.
Speaker 1: You can't just go well, I come from here and
Speaker 1: I'm gonna make it. No, it's you know, what's your environment,
Speaker 1: what do you have? Who do you have around you?
Speaker 1: And all right, let me get back to even and
Speaker 1: go from there. Some people are start above even some
Speaker 1: people start from there. They they're already on a hill.
Speaker 1: There's no hole, there's no hole. But again, do they
Speaker 1: even appreciate the same way that someone who comes from
Speaker 1: deeper in the whole appreciates. I am not envious of
Speaker 1: kids who are born rich in any way because they
Speaker 1: don't understand anything other than being rich. Now, do they
Speaker 1: have some of the resources that make life at times
Speaker 1: a little easier on things that really matter, like health
Speaker 1: that's something you can't buy. Sure, they have access to
Speaker 1: better doctors, stuff like that. But I would rather be
Speaker 1: Oprah than I would be Prince Charles, because I think
Speaker 1: your life and your understanding of life is completely different.
Speaker 1: I think you have the you're armed with empathy as well.
Speaker 1: If you don't come from a situation where there can
Speaker 1: be empathy, or you have to learn it, you will
Speaker 1: never have it because it's not something that is just
Speaker 1: given to somebody. You don't have empathy unless you experience crap.
Speaker 1: You can have sympathy, anybody can have sympathy, but empathy,
Speaker 1: that's the weapon right there. You can have empathy, you
Speaker 1: had to earn empathy. So yeah, I'm a big believer
Speaker 1: in the American dream, but I'm not a big believer
Speaker 1: that everybody has an equal chance at it. So anyway,
Speaker 1: thanks for coming to my ted Talcole. So you got
Speaker 1: to morrow. I got a question. So if you want
Speaker 1: to start a business, and I'll ask you and maybe
Speaker 1: lunchbox to the You're gonna ask me if you like
Speaker 1: people listening they want to start a business, how do
Speaker 1: you start? Or like, say, you know nothing about business,
Speaker 1: You know nothing about how to get money, you know
Speaker 1: nothing about how to hire people, Like are there people
Speaker 1: you can go to to say, hey, can you help
Speaker 1: me start my business or what? Because like I wouldn't
Speaker 1: know how to start. Well, the great thing is, and
Speaker 1: you you may laugh when I say this, but there
Speaker 1: are books and there's YouTube, And what I mean is
Speaker 1: sure you can go to people, but they're going to
Speaker 1: charge you unless they're a close friend who's going to
Speaker 1: mentor and help you. But for the most part, if
Speaker 1: you're gonna go to a business coach or so, they
Speaker 1: are going to charge you for their time because that's
Speaker 1: their job and people should be compensated for the work
Speaker 1: they put in. Yeah, but there are so many books
Speaker 1: that can actually get you started on building your foundation
Speaker 1: before you start to build that business out, So that's
Speaker 1: where I would start. That's cool. Secondly, it's most people,
Speaker 1: and I've had to learn this very very late, don't
Speaker 1: know that borrowing money isn't a bad thing, and so
Speaker 1: sometimes you got to borrow money to make money. I've
Speaker 1: always been so scared of debt because we were really
Speaker 1: poor and we were always in debt in every part
Speaker 1: of our life, and so to me, it was such
Speaker 1: a bad word because I didn't want it to owe it.
Speaker 1: I owed, and I'm so embarrassed of having to oh
Speaker 1: people things because people paid for my meals growing up. People.
Speaker 1: There's a lot of shame that sits in me from
Speaker 1: how I was treated when I was a kid. People
Speaker 1: were great to me at times, and I don't mean
Speaker 1: but shame that I had to accept that and as
Speaker 1: a kid I was so shameful of it, and so
Speaker 1: I was always way, way way anti debt. I don't
Speaker 1: want to owe anybody anything for any reason whatsoever. Still lam,
Speaker 1: still am. But debt can be a good thing when
Speaker 1: you are and sometimes it's what you have to do.
Speaker 1: To start a business. You have to could you have
Speaker 1: to get moneyorrow money. You have to get money, and
Speaker 1: how do you get money if there is no money,
Speaker 1: You have to borrow money. And sometimes you got to
Speaker 1: put things up as collateral for that money. You have
Speaker 1: to have a plan to show the person who's gonna
Speaker 1: loan you the money. Abcd FG. This is how we're
Speaker 1: getting a to g collateral? What do you put like
Speaker 1: your house? Sure, house, car, kids? Oh you can put
Speaker 1: your kids on can't You can't here, But it is.
Speaker 1: It is a risk, but it's supposed to be. You know,
Speaker 1: you don't get through life just working hard. Yeah, you
Speaker 1: get through life working hard and taking calculated strategic risks.
Speaker 1: And with a risk comes a lot of failure and
Speaker 1: you just try to not do that as much as
Speaker 1: you can as much. You try to not fail as
Speaker 1: much as possible, but you're going to But that's it.
Speaker 1: Books YouTube, you can't have to borrow money and find
Speaker 1: other like minded people that for free, we'll talk with
Speaker 1: you about what they've been through in the bad way.
Speaker 1: Anybody can talk about the good stuff, but find somebody
Speaker 1: can talk with you about the hard things they went through,
Speaker 1: especially as a new running a new business, Eddie, you're
Speaker 1: starting to no. I just always wondered, like, how I
Speaker 1: do want to start talking? I was at getting my
Speaker 1: haircut and some guy walks in and he's like, hey,
Speaker 1: I'm a business consultant. Who's the owner of this place? Right?
Speaker 1: And you know what they're going to charge, But that's
Speaker 1: their job. They could probably really help, right if it's
Speaker 1: a good one. It's not a it's not a worthless job.
Speaker 1: It's actually a very very worthwhile person to talk to
Speaker 1: if you can afford it. But some people can't afford that,
Speaker 1: or that's an investment you make ye into a business coach.
Speaker 1: But there's a lot of great books, there's a lot
Speaker 1: of great things on YouTube to watch. What would you
Speaker 1: say do? My first suggestion was YouTube, But then also yes,
Speaker 1: if you can find a mentor in that space or
Speaker 1: just a business that like if you have a friend
Speaker 1: that started a business and they're willing to talk to
Speaker 1: you for free. Like let's say you want to open
Speaker 1: a restaurant and you have a friend of a friend
Speaker 1: that hey, you know what he owns this restaurant. Can
Speaker 1: you put me in touch with him? Yeah, I'd love
Speaker 1: to talk with you because a lot of people will
Speaker 1: talk with you. And there's also community classes that they
Speaker 1: do allow you that they have you sign up for,
Speaker 1: Like if you look on the internet, they have classes like, hey,
Speaker 1: you're trying to start a business in this county, the
Speaker 1: county host website. That's a good piece of advice too. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that they have friend of my friends tough because you
Speaker 1: may not have a friend of a friend, right, you
Speaker 1: might not, but the county will have that, or the
Speaker 1: city or whatever. And then also have you ever taken
Speaker 1: one of those classes? Yeah? Yeah, and then you hold
Speaker 1: on Yes, I don't know if I believe them. I
Speaker 1: can't tell this is breaking news. Ray hit me with that.
Speaker 1: How do you think I knew? How do you think
Speaker 1: I knew about this stuff? Guy? You went to a
Speaker 1: class to learn about business, and I think that's great,
Speaker 1: But how can then they make such bad business advice
Speaker 1: all the time? What I get bad business about? Well,
Speaker 1: you have crazy ideas and then they have in that class,
Speaker 1: they have mentors that they hook you up with. That's
Speaker 1: I mean, yeah, that the class is amazing. Yeah, and
Speaker 1: I'm not saying anything about that. I'm shocked you went
Speaker 1: to one to learn for what business? I can't say.
Speaker 1: I always can't know. It was something that my why
Speaker 1: if and I looked at doing and then we fans
Speaker 1: but that would we would make some money on that? Uh,
Speaker 1: but then we she got pregnant with our third child,
Speaker 1: so we had to put it on hold. So if
Speaker 1: we go, we don't want to say because if someone
Speaker 1: comes in and takes it, we don't want kind of
Speaker 1: business service. Would you would you take this on shark Tank?
Speaker 1: Human beings doing stuff? Um? I don't think we could
Speaker 1: take it on shark Tank because it exists, but we
Speaker 1: would do a better job at it. Oh interest, Why
Speaker 1: don't you still do it? Now? Well? Well, now do
Speaker 1: you need Well, we need money, We're gonna need money,
Speaker 1: gonna need a space. What are you doing in this space? Um?
Speaker 1: Helping helping business? Your children? Are you opening a daycare?
Speaker 1: A school? Not school? A school care? Huh? The library?
Speaker 1: No library, soccer stadium, no ill for this hes to
Speaker 1: us all the time. I thought, serious does to us
Speaker 1: all the time. Business class, I can't. I thought about
Speaker 1: doing an indoor soccer facility, but it costs about three
Speaker 1: million dollars to open if you get the land for
Speaker 1: a certain price, and land prices have gone wow. Well
Speaker 1: so it's just really expensive and it's hard. How come
Speaker 1: you didn't prep the fact that you went to business class.
Speaker 1: He doesn't want business class. That's great, Okay, I'll prep
Speaker 1: it tomorrow. We already we just did it. Hey, it's free, yeah, class,
Speaker 1: absolutely free because they want you to because if you
Speaker 1: stimulates the economy, economy, if you start a business, it
Speaker 1: brings money to them, tax dollars they get. You know,
Speaker 1: how on earth did you go to this class and
Speaker 1: not get bombarded by fans? It wasn't zoom yes, okay,
Speaker 1: answer my question. It was during COVID guys, Okay, got it,
Speaker 1: got it. But they didn't see you. They don't know
Speaker 1: what was like. You don't have to have your face
Speaker 1: on then they you know, you to have your face on.
Speaker 1: There's no chance of w had your face up. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but there was people, I mean his microphone beyond business
Speaker 1: man like, there was only eight people in the class. Okay,
Speaker 1: I think it's great. We are surprised it comes out
Speaker 1: like this. Man, I'll prep it for tomorrow. No, we've
Speaker 1: already just didn't do it again. What else would we
Speaker 1: how come this is lie? We can't do it again?
Speaker 1: Just say kind of the idea? I just told you
Speaker 1: how much money do you need? Well you have to borrow? No,
Speaker 1: not go high because but you could have investors. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I know, write it down like I get you know,
Speaker 1: I got a few irons in the fire. Hey, whatever
Speaker 1: you're gonna use, you keep, dude, Well you still gotta pay. Well,
Speaker 1: we'd have to get an estimate on the build out. Yeah,
Speaker 1: Amy's like all up looking at it's a lot of zero.
Speaker 1: Well do you want to know money or the idea?
Speaker 1: I don't know. Can I tell Amy? You s a spoiler?
Speaker 1: You can you can't say it by the mic? Okay, okay, Amy, Amy?
Speaker 1: Is that a service? Laughing? Like? Amy? You laughing? Oh no,
Speaker 1: here we go. This gift card a point two? What
Speaker 1: was it? Two point zero? Amy laughing so hard she
Speaker 1: can't breathe. Oh my gosh, she can't breathe. She's got
Speaker 1: her knees up in her why not tell her? I'm sorry. See,
Speaker 1: there's a lot of time. We'll do it tomorrow. Suffer dude,
Speaker 1: let's less than in for a second. We'll do Amy,
Speaker 1: what it dumb? I don't want you to say what
Speaker 1: it is? Obviously we would never we'd never do that
Speaker 1: if he doesn't want to. But Amy, what's what's it?
Speaker 1: I just don't understand. Hey, they didn't understand tesla either. Yeah, no,
Speaker 1: wanna understood apple exactly? What's the one word? What's the
Speaker 1: one emotion you had when you saw that? Obviously? Laughter?
Speaker 1: The comedy club. Well, I guess here's the thing. Maybe
Speaker 1: if I hear more, let me see. No, I need
Speaker 1: write it down. Can you show me? I can you
Speaker 1: show me? Like? Does he think? I don't know? I
Speaker 1: feel bad for lunch box guys. You think this is
Speaker 1: an original? Oh that's why she's laughing. I just said,
Speaker 1: I say, dude, burgers. Did I not say my stop?
Speaker 1: I call it stop and you get it? Drive up
Speaker 1: and get you guys are done? You guys are done.
Speaker 1: Do your headphones work? Honestly, your headphones work. I literally said,
Speaker 1: this concept exists, but we'll do a better job at
Speaker 1: it that you know. I did how you did the
Speaker 1: better job. No, I was sorry. I just thought it.
Speaker 1: If you lack sonic, you'll love phonic. Well, you don't
Speaker 1: push the button, the button pushes you parks. I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry. I worried about it. I writ it down
Speaker 1: for I don't even know what it is. We're just laughing.
Speaker 1: It's more of an it would be more of an
Speaker 1: upscale lunch months on scale. Okay, how about this text me?
Speaker 1: I don't trust you at this point, Amy, why I
Speaker 1: think he actually has a vision and I would like
Speaker 1: to I couldn't. All I did was write it down.
Speaker 1: I can't write it all out right? Were you in
Speaker 1: this ten seconds and write it? We do like a
Speaker 1: ten line text message to me? Ten lines? You have
Speaker 1: that many? Do you know that many lines? You know?
Speaker 1: Many lines? Okay? Okay, so we're gonna come back to that.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna let him do that is your phone even
Speaker 1: on yeah, okay. Sixty three percent of people are more
Speaker 1: interested in planning staycations than they were a few years ago,
Speaker 1: not because the pandemic, because they're worried about the cost
Speaker 1: of gas and plane tickets, which that is the thing.
Speaker 1: I can't almost like the she's like, let's just do
Speaker 1: a staycation. Yeah for sure? Why not? Oh yeah? I
Speaker 1: mean I don't know. For you guys though, because you
Speaker 1: don't have kids, so like, well, and you don't really
Speaker 1: I guess you're not really crazy about traveling too much.
Speaker 1: I travel too much. I can't travel like that. Travel
Speaker 1: all the time. I think what I like about and
Speaker 1: I stay in hotels all the time. To me, that's
Speaker 1: not that it's not fun. But for her, she's like,
Speaker 1: this is gonna somewhere nice. We or have room service,
Speaker 1: we could, you know, just to change up of stuff.
Speaker 1: We get it. But I'm like, but our house is awesome. Yeah.
Speaker 1: She's like, yeah, but we're there every day, Like I know.
Speaker 1: But I think she just it's like change a pace,
Speaker 1: you know. So staycased at the water park? Yeah, sound
Speaker 1: waves were did we send you there? Oh? I went
Speaker 1: there with my kids. You give me a gift card
Speaker 1: for Hotel stationed you to make a point there about something. No,
Speaker 1: I was just saying, you gave me a gift card,
Speaker 1: and I loved it. It's great for something personal that
Speaker 1: I knew you and yea mostly for the family, but
Speaker 1: I loved it. Yeah, but you know, staycation for me
Speaker 1: is great bones because like I don't take my wife
Speaker 1: and I can go without the kids, like we went.
Speaker 1: My wife and I went to New York one time
Speaker 1: and we probably left the hotel room like twice. We're like,
Speaker 1: this is just this is the vacation that we get
Speaker 1: to just have quiet and peace and we get to
Speaker 1: talk to each other. So yeah, why not just do
Speaker 1: it downtown Nashville. Okay, right there you go. Um, I
Speaker 1: think lunchbo just say did a dramatic finger point. I
Speaker 1: don't know why you feel badales. No, it's not a
Speaker 1: sales pitch. It's just tell you it's okay. I'm not
Speaker 1: even going to I don't. I mean I think that
Speaker 1: there's probably something here. You're not laughing, of course I'm
Speaker 1: not laughing. It's good. I didn't hear the whole. I
Speaker 1: didn't get the ten cent. I think even if I
Speaker 1: just saw the first three words lunchbox, I wouldn't laugh
Speaker 1: like that. I wouldn't have. But yeah, oh okay, now
Speaker 1: he's your business partner. No, no, there has nothing to
Speaker 1: do with that with us buying some drug dealers great
Speaker 1: or whatever. Oh we didn't say that, well now I did. Um,
Speaker 1: it's because you have places where you can go for that,
Speaker 1: but you have to drive thirty minutes. It'd be a
Speaker 1: low risky for sure. Here. But it's definitely a niche
Speaker 1: and that's what it's all about, out finding a niche
Speaker 1: and then fulfilling that niche. Do you see upscale on that? Yeah? Yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean that's that's a well lunch on. His wife
Speaker 1: will have to put the upset. That's well, that's it's
Speaker 1: it's your definition about scale because you definitely don't want
Speaker 1: to make it well, you're not gonna make it like
Speaker 1: like the bar at the Renaissance Hotel. That's a thing,
Speaker 1: but sounds right. Yeah, anyway, I don't. We weren't talking
Speaker 1: about anymore. I definitely am not laughing like anymy did.
Speaker 1: That's not bad. I was, Oh, it wasn't bad. I
Speaker 1: mean you thought it was Chris rock Up. There's gracious,
Speaker 1: I just justn't expecting it. Why for him this makes sense?
Speaker 1: It does? Okay, what does he have to do with
Speaker 1: this at all? Eddie? I'm sorry you gotta be the
Speaker 1: one left in the dark here because we need somebody
Speaker 1: that doesn't know what it is. That's I have a plan.
Speaker 1: What he leaves that paper when he leaves. No, I'll
Speaker 1: flip it over and see it. No, because someone always
Speaker 1: has to be held in the dark. Well, now I
Speaker 1: feel bad with you. I think I think what you
Speaker 1: did as you associate it with his ninety seven other
Speaker 1: business ventures stand like him vibe. Yes, his vibe is
Speaker 1: not his vibe, but doesn't match what he's trying to build,
Speaker 1: is this dude? Okay? Okay, Rutgers, I mean, okay, I
Speaker 1: M never mind what bones. What's gonna compare my vibe
Speaker 1: to something that I'm involved in? Opening soon? Yeah? But
Speaker 1: you fit that vibe? Wit which one? Everything you have
Speaker 1: going on, you fit the vibe. Okay. I know what
Speaker 1: you have going on and it fits. But also I
Speaker 1: don't know that you I do. Go ahead, all right,
Speaker 1: I think you told me the other day. Okay, go ahead,
Speaker 1: you fit Okay, anyway, opening a restaurant type thing, but
Speaker 1: it's not right. It's a vibe. I mean, you and
Speaker 1: Caitlin love food, that's true. So there you go. I'll
Speaker 1: do anyway. Lunchbox. I think she's a little harsh on you,
Speaker 1: but I don't. I don't think it's because she thinks
Speaker 1: your ideas. Now she thinks that you've been down one
Speaker 1: hundred times and you doing this would be funny if
Speaker 1: I let Amy dictate my life and I wouldn't be
Speaker 1: doing anything. Yeah. When I talk about acting lessons, Amy,
Speaker 1: that's funny. That's funny because you're on zoom painting made
Speaker 1: three hundred bucks of mine stripped from the business. Yeah,
Speaker 1: Amy has started a cupcake. Yeah, and you started a cupcake.
Speaker 1: Don't sleep on what you're doing on chamber of commerce. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I lived in a small town in North Carolina, but
Speaker 1: I would m well, that just made me when you
Speaker 1: brought up the cupcake business. That's how I networked the most,
Speaker 1: was because the Chamber of Commerce in my town was
Speaker 1: very active, and I would go to the monthly meetings
Speaker 1: to like represent my business and meet other businesses because
Speaker 1: other businesses would hire me. I don't remember your cupcake business.
Speaker 1: The cupcake bars a franchise. I well, it wasn't a
Speaker 1: franchise company. They're based in Austin. And I met the
Speaker 1: girl and I saw her concept and I thought it
Speaker 1: was amazing, and I said, would you consider franchising? And
Speaker 1: I was her first franchise e, so I paid her
Speaker 1: for the rights. Did parties. But then make sure you
Speaker 1: handle like deep a like doing business as like there
Speaker 1: was another cupcake bar in North Carolina. So then I
Speaker 1: had to change my name a little bit because they
Speaker 1: were going to assume me and it was this whole thing.
Speaker 1: And then make sure to handle fe f everybody don't
Speaker 1: believe in you. Yeah, so did you sell your name?
Speaker 1: Just fold? I just I just dissolved. It just dissolved
Speaker 1: because we moved with the show. Well it could, we
Speaker 1: could still start things back up. And I don't know
Speaker 1: if cupcakes were a thing anymore. It was a cupcake bar.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I understand that. But remember when cupcake
Speaker 1: shops opened everywhere because they were all the craze, and
Speaker 1: now they're all gone. They were saturated. But this came.
Speaker 1: We showed up to your event with a bartender and
Speaker 1: the cupcakes were naked, and you got to decorate them
Speaker 1: however you wanted. We'll have the bartender. Oh my gosh,
Speaker 1: I thought you said the bartender was naked. No, he
Speaker 1: puts cupcakes. You know, when we played the Garth Show,
Speaker 1: we played our song Fannie Pack, and we played it acoustic.
Speaker 1: We didn't take all we had me on guitar on
Speaker 1: acoustic guitar brand and ran guitar, drummer and keys us
Speaker 1: will play like seven right people with bass. We have
Speaker 1: all this stuff, but we played it kind of broken
Speaker 1: an acoustic. And what's funny? He is like, I look
Speaker 1: at Twitter minute ago and coach must is still tweeting
Speaker 1: about fanny pack is Yeah, what do you say? I
Speaker 1: really love that fanny Pack song. He did say that
Speaker 1: when he came out on stage. Yeah, he's somebody. He's
Speaker 1: still tweeted about it. He's like the head basketball coach.
Speaker 1: That's funny. And so I on Twitter, I send him
Speaker 1: a link to the actual song. I was like, play
Speaker 1: this pre game. Can you imagine? But Walter come out
Speaker 1: for a big game. This comes on up this morning
Speaker 1: and with a lot to do. But my pants didn't
Speaker 1: have enough parking room. I got my keys, my bone,
Speaker 1: but chap stick too good thing. I got a pouch
Speaker 1: like a kangarooma. If you need a rubber band or
Speaker 1: real light snack, if you need an every kid to
Speaker 1: bring your granny back. Okay, I'm walking down the street,
Speaker 1: all eyes on me around my waist in neon green.
Speaker 1: I'm sitting in the foot and snapped in the back,
Speaker 1: you already know this fanny pack. You're amen. If you
Speaker 1: need a fuel for a kid and a mom tweet
Speaker 1: me after that show, and it's just weird because we
Speaker 1: have really dumb songs. It don't mean anything to anybody.
Speaker 1: But she said, my son was there and he has
Speaker 1: to carry EpiPen in his fanny pack every day because um,
Speaker 1: with his um allergy not maybe not allergies. Is insulin Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: you're diabetic, yes, something like that. He always has to
Speaker 1: carry it just in case. And she was like that
Speaker 1: song made him feel like like that was cool. We
Speaker 1: didn't know that's really he had a Fannie pack and
Speaker 1: an EpiPen. And the whole line is if you need
Speaker 1: an EpiPen to bring your granny back, it's it's in
Speaker 1: your pack. That's like granny's diet. But still, yeah, here
Speaker 1: we go. It's from Laura Dakis. He says that we
Speaker 1: loved you show last night. Our son loved that you
Speaker 1: mentioned the EpiPen and fannie pack. That's why he wears
Speaker 1: his It's a picture him in his Fannie pack. That's awesome. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and he has a shirt on this His ain't going
Speaker 1: down to the sun. Comes up show. So there you
Speaker 1: have it. What was funny was Kaitlin made an observation
Speaker 1: because we were doing some sound check and we make
Speaker 1: in two different songs a joke about tampons, because I
Speaker 1: guess it's dumb, guys. That's just where it's where my
Speaker 1: mind goes all the time. Anyway, I was like, make
Speaker 1: a joke. And so in the Target song, it's um,
Speaker 1: I clocked in for a little while. I send a
Speaker 1: man to the tampon ale because it's the man you send,
Speaker 1: you know. The whole song is about I don't really
Speaker 1: work target people think I do. And then that one
Speaker 1: there's a tampon reference where I got a Fannie pack on.
Speaker 1: It's like bath bombs. You got just scrunches, no problem,
Speaker 1: credit card, give me all of them? No, no no, no,
Speaker 1: hand it to me. You need a tampon or already
Speaker 1: got three one two three. She's like, you got two
Speaker 1: songs talking about tampons, like, we had no idea. Yeah,
Speaker 1: there may be a third. It makes sense, but we
Speaker 1: had no idea. So there you go. Also, I guess
Speaker 1: the B Team pre sell is up happening now for
Speaker 1: my shows in June. The pre sell is today, If
Speaker 1: you're get the b team newsletter, which a lot of
Speaker 1: people do. And I've seen people now tweet that they
Speaker 1: got chosen in Nashville, so hopefully people will come to town.
Speaker 1: It's June seventeenth and eighteenth, so it's you know, two
Speaker 1: months away or so. But all you gotta do is
Speaker 1: go over to um what Morgan bobbybones dot com? Yes,
Speaker 1: if what do we know the password? You do know it? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Do you want me say it? The common one? Let's
Speaker 1: not write it, but we'll say it in case people
Speaker 1: haven't been listening. Right now, what's the password? What? It's
Speaker 1: already written on the block. That's the only way I
Speaker 1: can get the pre sale. I knowpe to use the password? Yeah,
Speaker 1: they have to use password to get the pre sale.
Speaker 1: I know. But what is the password? You wrote it
Speaker 1: on the page? Yeah? I was told to Oh why
Speaker 1: following people that knew the password? Interesting? What are we
Speaker 1: talking about? Well, here's what we should do for the future.
Speaker 1: We should give a little bit of time, like three
Speaker 1: or four hours before we put any password that lets
Speaker 1: people who actually know the password go and get first
Speaker 1: access to it. Right, isn't not the point they want
Speaker 1: to password? Like being a part of a group. Yes,
Speaker 1: it would be the only one that has that should
Speaker 1: be something exclusive about it. Let's take the password down
Speaker 1: for now. Okay, but what is it? Well, it's only
Speaker 1: been up for It's like I think it's bones, right, Okay,
Speaker 1: see it's not. It's not. Oh I would have guessed
Speaker 1: that one. Yes, it's not. Can we keep guessing? Oh?
Speaker 1: What what? Your LifeLock just emailed me dark and said
Speaker 1: dark Web Alert identity information detected, Go and fix it.
Speaker 1: I would changed your password for whatever it is. Lifelock's
Speaker 1: the greatest. No, I've already been changing all my passwords
Speaker 1: because I'm not. I haven't been able to even shop
Speaker 1: on Amazon for two weeks because I mean, you could
Speaker 1: hack more than anybody I know. I'm no Amazon account
Speaker 1: right now. I mean, do you have the same password
Speaker 1: for everything? No, not anymore. Shouldn't know any of them?
Speaker 1: What's the password? It's not it's a bobby. Yes, the
Speaker 1: code word would have gotten there eventually, we got too.
Speaker 1: So let's pull it off the side and we won't
Speaker 1: say it anymore here. But we should always give people
Speaker 1: time if they have the code, because I don't think
Speaker 1: it's fair for people. Just a lot you know there
Speaker 1: should be a little privilege to people who like subscribe
Speaker 1: to the newsletter. It's not a thing buy on Friday
Speaker 1: when everybody else gets them. Right, Am I crazy on that? Nope?
Speaker 1: Okay makes sense? All right, yeah, I we shouldn't put
Speaker 1: the press. That's not on you, Morgan. Don't worry. I'll
Speaker 1: be h have a little conversation, maybe firing somebody to
Speaker 1: day who told you that I don't like to rhyme
Speaker 1: with your name. Well, not confirm or deny. A woman
Speaker 1: has her finger amputated after faint brown streak on her
Speaker 1: fingernail was cancer. That's amy you have one. That's what
Speaker 1: someone thought I had. It's gone now wild. A mother
Speaker 1: was told how an unusual brown streak on her nail
Speaker 1: turn out to be a rare has told how a
Speaker 1: rare skin cancer is what it was and they had
Speaker 1: to amputate her finger. Wow. Yeah, that's why you should
Speaker 1: go to the dermatologists with no fingernail polish on. And
Speaker 1: I know I should go to a dermatologist. I've never
Speaker 1: been to one. Do you want to know why? Why?
Speaker 1: It just felt like it was a rich person thing
Speaker 1: who goes to a dermatologist? We ever even had those,
Speaker 1: and I should go. But it's not in my list
Speaker 1: of things I even consider real. But it's a yearly
Speaker 1: checkup thing. Yeah I've never been. Yeah, I know. See
Speaker 1: for me, I started going young because my mom had
Speaker 1: skin cancer, so that we did me either. Mike and
Speaker 1: I grow up very similar, right, And I don't hate it,
Speaker 1: and I should go. I'm saying, right, I should go.
Speaker 1: I don't even think about it. It's not even in
Speaker 1: my things of that I don't even want. It's not
Speaker 1: even like the dentist. I didn't go to dentist in
Speaker 1: my twenties, but I'm like, I gotta go to the dentist.
Speaker 1: What did you have acne at all as a kid?
Speaker 1: No man had pimplest any I've been pretty lucky on
Speaker 1: my skin just in general, I don't want. I mean,
Speaker 1: I don't wash my face all the time. I run
Speaker 1: water on it, but I don't. You don't do the
Speaker 1: scrub with a washcloth, ornything never because it almost it
Speaker 1: breaks out sometimes I wash it. So I just that's
Speaker 1: what's the face. Catalin gis me, she goes, that's bull crap. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's weird. But I don't. I water it, but I
Speaker 1: don't water like a plant. You water it, water your
Speaker 1: face water, I like a plant. Okay, Um, all right,
Speaker 1: I think that's pretty much all we're gonna do. We
Speaker 1: although we did a bunch. We got you guys want
Speaker 1: to want some money? Yes, I gotta see if I
Speaker 1: have any though, because I'm running out. We got Venmo,
Speaker 1: I've been No, I'm not Venmo, and you guys guys money. Okay.
Speaker 1: Part of this game is that I had it, and
Speaker 1: if I go to Sonic, I tip yeah, and so
Speaker 1: I don't. That's how there's my twenty bucks. Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: every time grief. But you get a lot of food, right, No,
Speaker 1: I just get a water just for a water twenty dollars.
Speaker 1: He wants to show love to this car. I've been there, buddy,
Speaker 1: And if I have it, I give it. What's the percentage?
Speaker 1: Like I M I pay on the app. I use
Speaker 1: the app and it's ready when I get there. By
Speaker 1: the way, it's not a commercial for Sonic. It's where
Speaker 1: a god. Um. I use the app and it's like
Speaker 1: a dollar eighty six or something, and then I just
Speaker 1: tip them twenty bucks. It's crazy. It's nice of you. Um.
Speaker 1: All right, let us play since we figured out the odds. Here,
Speaker 1: you can all pick a number one, two, three, four, five, six, seven,
Speaker 1: eight numbers and the one. If any hit it, it's
Speaker 1: forty bucks. One roll roll amy, Amy, you know what
Speaker 1: to pick, or you could do it like this. It's
Speaker 1: there are eight of you. You could all pick a
Speaker 1: number and if any of those numbers hit you all
Speaker 1: get five dollars. No, it's the same money, but you
Speaker 1: have an eight before you yell know, I already did. No,
Speaker 1: I don't want to play that game. But it's the
Speaker 1: same exact thing. But you have an eight in a hundred,
Speaker 1: which we're gonna break it down here. How would you
Speaker 1: do that? Eddie? Eight and one hundred. There's one hundred
Speaker 1: numbers and eight one hundred, four and fifty two and
Speaker 1: twenty five basically a one and twelve shot at actually
Speaker 1: win in five bucks. You can have that, or you
Speaker 1: can have a one one hundred shot to win forty one.
Speaker 1: Uh yeah, I want one one hundred. Okay, not to move,
Speaker 1: not to move, I'd make, but five dollars are one hundred. No,
Speaker 1: I want to just do it the original ways. Not
Speaker 1: to move, I'd make, but okay, in one hundred side
Speaker 1: to dice. Okay, Amy, pick a number forty two, Okay, wow,
Speaker 1: I'll tell you go to twenty one, Lunchbox forty seven,
Speaker 1: Eddie twenty one, Morgan fourteen, Ray twelve, Scuba twenty three Abbey.
Speaker 1: All right, good luck to you all. I hope you
Speaker 1: win your forty dollars. No you don't, I do. The
Speaker 1: number is nine sixty five. Nobody's nobody won, nobody want.
Speaker 1: The only one person went over fifty is Morgan. But
Speaker 1: let's just say, for example, if we did it again
Speaker 1: and five dollars on the line, nobody would have won
Speaker 1: him in twelve, pick twelve you want? Everybody would have
Speaker 1: won five bucks? Right you picked twelve? Oh wow, interesting,
Speaker 1: Thanks guys, No, that didn't count. But you have a
Speaker 1: better shot. Right, this is twenty nine and finally twenty three,
Speaker 1: which would have been scubab So two out of four
Speaker 1: times half the time you were gonna win five bucks.
Speaker 1: If we'd roll this time, you have a Scooba would
Speaker 1: rather have his forty bucks over. He didn't hit. That's again,
Speaker 1: he wouldn't have hit yeah on the one. So anyway,
Speaker 1: that's usually how it works. It hits when it doesn't
Speaker 1: really count. Yeah, that's not. But it has four counter totally.
Speaker 1: It has no effect on if it counter or not
Speaker 1: when it is. Yeah, okay, do you guys want to
Speaker 1: buy a spin? They're gonna buy a spin for one.
Speaker 1: You buy minion numbers one man, I'm good man. You
Speaker 1: could buy fifty numbers for fifty dollars. Oh lunch, It's
Speaker 1: like the lottery. It is warm up. Goob has got
Speaker 1: some cash out. What do you got, Scuba? How do
Speaker 1: you want to play it? No? Fifty numbers at one time?
Speaker 1: Like you could pick one through fifty and then he
Speaker 1: gets all those numbers. If he wins, he gets on
Speaker 1: hundred buck. Come on, Scooby, I just have four dollars
Speaker 1: and ones all right? Do you want to do it
Speaker 1: four at the same time or four roles? I'll do
Speaker 1: four roles please. Okay? What number? First? Number? Twenty three?
Speaker 1: You're doing all twenty three all the time? I must
Speaker 1: split up. Okay, Mike, you won it. Conn be the
Speaker 1: keeper here, Scooby, you don't like your odds better of playing.
Speaker 1: And the reason I have Mike over here is if
Speaker 1: I'm playing with somebody else's money, I want there to
Speaker 1: be a judge. I'm playing with just mine. You can
Speaker 1: trust me whatever. But if somebody I'm taking somebody else's money,
Speaker 1: I need to judge here, So no need to yell
Speaker 1: or shady. So no one said neither you did yesterday?
Speaker 1: Do you want to lecture Scuba about not going with
Speaker 1: the option of four numbers in one roll? Last time?
Speaker 1: I'll try something different this time. It's all the same.
Speaker 1: It's the same odds, same odds. You're bet in four
Speaker 1: bucks versus do you want one hundred for one spin
Speaker 1: or one dollar four times at one hundred for four spends? Right?
Speaker 1: But no, no, no, but you would have better odds
Speaker 1: because you would get four numbers out of that hundred
Speaker 1: in one spin. Better odds on one spin. But he's
Speaker 1: buying four spins. So what if I hit all fours out? Equals?
Speaker 1: Does equal out? You're not gonna hit all. How about
Speaker 1: we stopped talking and roll the dice. Here we go? Good? Yeah, okay,
Speaker 1: Betty Scuba twenty three got one dollar up against one
Speaker 1: hundred bucks, right, that's I got. The number is forty
Speaker 1: forty okay, same number. Change It was two thirty two,
Speaker 1: thirty two, he says, thirty two. Sequel forty nine, forty
Speaker 1: nine Okay, that's fine. Let's do my wedding anniversary May fourteenth. Man,
Speaker 1: I would not change the nibverse, but this is me.
Speaker 1: Nothing matters as what is the fourteen fourteen fifty one?
Speaker 1: That's fine, go back to OG last one og Michael
Speaker 1: Jordan twenty three, got it? Got it? Pay the man,
Speaker 1: pay the man? Eighty three. Okay, all right, I'll take
Speaker 1: you four bucks. Anybody else want a shot? Eddie? No, no,
Speaker 1: I'm good. Then five bucks, I'm five numbers, I'm good,
Speaker 1: but the two for fun, five numbers go. You don't
Speaker 1: get any money, but go for fun, all right? Twenty one,
Speaker 1: five five numbers, twenty one goodness, shush, twenty one three fifteen,
Speaker 1: thirty four, ninety nine, thirty four? Yeah, did you get?
Speaker 1: Thirty three thirty four, thirty four thirty four? Mike? Mike
Speaker 1: checked that, Please come on over. That hurts. That's it
Speaker 1: doesn't hurt because it doesn't hurt anything. Mike, what numbers that?
Speaker 1: Thirty four? I mean that's crazy? And again what do
Speaker 1: we say? It always lands when it doesn't count. It
Speaker 1: could have counted, though, but no, yes, it could have.
Speaker 1: You could have easily taken that right if there was
Speaker 1: money behind it wouldn't have hit. That's not true. It has.
Speaker 1: It's no bearing on that. I just think the universe
Speaker 1: works and weird weird ways like that. Okay, all right,
Speaker 1: that's it. Thank you guys. I hope you enjoy the
Speaker 1: show and we will see tomorrow. Everybody,