Speaker 1: Transmitting Alsa. Welcome to Friday Show. More so Luke Bryant
Speaker 1: coming in later. Also, we'll do easy Trivia Friday Morning
Speaker 1: Dance party. But we start Fridays with the story that
Speaker 1: is most intriguing to us at this exact moment, Amy,
Speaker 1: you're up.
Speaker 2: Well, I saw that the cost of dating and maybe
Speaker 2: dating stories are so interesting to me because.
Speaker 1: Well, you're dating, and also the algorithm's probably throwing her dating.
Speaker 3: Oh for sure. Yep.
Speaker 1: That's also why they're coming up to you because you're
Speaker 1: single now thinking about that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, No, all my algorithm is is dating and menopause.
Speaker 1: And dating with menopause. Oh wow, that's guys and man
Speaker 1: for a woman with menopause. Yeah, go ahead.
Speaker 2: Well, apparently the cost of dating is really stressing people out.
Speaker 2: And like I guess the average date is sixty bucks,
Speaker 2: that's what someone's going to spend.
Speaker 4: On a date.
Speaker 1: Ought'll be more than that.
Speaker 2: And so if you're dating, like trying to go out
Speaker 2: with multiple people, you've got to figure that out because.
Speaker 4: Sometimes you might have two dates a week. Now you're
Speaker 4: looking at one hundred and twenty dollars.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the issue too, if you're gonna do that, The
Speaker 1: issue won't be money. The issue will be keeping your
Speaker 1: story straight and not even the stories that are different.
Speaker 1: Keeping your story straight is in trying not to repeat
Speaker 1: your story. Yes, now I tell you that. Yeah, and actly,
Speaker 1: you know you can't say that right because they know
Speaker 1: you're on different dates. You almost keep a chart on
Speaker 1: your phone about what stories you've told.
Speaker 2: I think it's okay when you're dating and you're on
Speaker 2: different dates that they unless you're exclusive.
Speaker 4: They you can talk about how you're dating other people.
Speaker 1: Okay, you've been out of the game for a long time.
Speaker 1: You don't really do that.
Speaker 4: You don't know, Morgan, you can, you can look.
Speaker 1: You cannot lie about it, but you're definitely not like
Speaker 1: I'm a little other people. It's amazing.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I want to't like openly be like, hey, I
Speaker 5: have another date with another guy.
Speaker 3: But I mean, you don't.
Speaker 6: You don't me like I'm not dating.
Speaker 1: You don't lie about it. And if they ask it
Speaker 1: even no, you know, Amy, no, I know you get
Speaker 1: I don't know. Yeah, that would be bizarre. It's like
Speaker 1: during the conversation, I was like, so I went on
Speaker 1: days all two nights ago. Let me say she was
Speaker 1: great and maybe if it's a tragic story. You could
Speaker 1: bring it up like I had.
Speaker 4: This the other night.
Speaker 6: You could hear bad dates.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, but you definitely and I haven't dated. My
Speaker 1: wife have been together for like five years and been
Speaker 1: married for almost three now. But you definitely don't talk
Speaker 1: about a good date you recently had, right Morgan.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, for sure.
Speaker 4: Whatever.
Speaker 1: Okay, she's learning, guys.
Speaker 4: I know like you.
Speaker 2: You just say you haven't dated in like five years.
Speaker 2: I hadn't been seventeen eighteen.
Speaker 1: Times have changed. Yeah, it's not all rotary dial anymore
Speaker 1: to get a hold of her. All right, let's go
Speaker 1: over to Eddie any.
Speaker 3: What he got?
Speaker 7: So Malachi Flynn he's a basketball player, but he's a
Speaker 7: bench player. He's in the NBA for three years. He
Speaker 7: sits on the bench, doesn't play at all. Well, on Wednesday,
Speaker 7: the star point guard for the Troy Pistons got hurt,
Speaker 7: and so he goes in.
Speaker 3: You're in, Flynn.
Speaker 1: Flynn goes in. He scores fifty points off the bench. Believable.
Speaker 7: Even my son brought me the story. He's like, Dad,
Speaker 7: you got to read the story. It's crazy and so like,
Speaker 7: if you ever think you're not going to make it
Speaker 7: or you got this this far and.
Speaker 1: You can't make it, and you get that shot. Do
Speaker 1: a Flynn get fifty points when you go in? That's
Speaker 1: awesome to a Flynn be an extremely elite athlete es.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's already.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I hear it's a joke. I hear you.
Speaker 1: It'd be really good and never get that chance. I've
Speaker 1: never seen somebody come off the bench score fifty before ever. Right, So,
Speaker 1: and the Tripists still lost that.
Speaker 2: Terrible who's the basketball player? That's his name? Is very
Speaker 2: complicated to say, honest, and he's from Greece.
Speaker 1: Honest, looks like I would be careful about exactly.
Speaker 2: Hey, y'all watched the little documentary thing about him? Not
Speaker 2: little little, I don't know, because it's a I've only
Speaker 2: seen I think it's not.
Speaker 4: It's not a long thing, but it's.
Speaker 1: Uh a short documentary.
Speaker 4: I watched some of it.
Speaker 2: It's so fascinating. No, I watched it either on Amazon
Speaker 2: or something that it's so cool because he he went
Speaker 2: to like an internet cafe, I guess wherever he lived,
Speaker 2: and he'd never really even seen someone played.
Speaker 1: The marvelous journey There you go.
Speaker 2: So they'd go to the internet cafe and he saw
Speaker 2: the people playing basketball and he's like, huh, I think I.
Speaker 4: Could do that.
Speaker 2: And then he saw how much money they were making
Speaker 2: and he was like, gosh, we're about to like we're
Speaker 2: struggling to pay bills, about to get evicted over here.
Speaker 2: I think I'm going to try to be an NBA
Speaker 2: player so I can take care of my family.
Speaker 4: And they would go to the pay to.
Speaker 2: Watch the internet cafe videos of basketball players.
Speaker 4: And then he would just go and start doing it.
Speaker 1: Cool. Then he just got tall because he wanted it.
Speaker 2: He was tall, very athletic, but still not wild.
Speaker 1: To me, the craziest part of his story is when
Speaker 1: he was drafted, he was like six ' nine and skinny,
Speaker 1: and he grew more way more than they expected and
Speaker 1: developed and now he's like six eleven, another eighty pounds. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's one of those rare stories. We got drafted pretty
Speaker 1: late and ended up being a monster.
Speaker 7: To me, the craziest story is Bobby and I saw
Speaker 7: him at the airport and we didn't even know it him.
Speaker 1: We thought he was a soccer player soccer Jersey and
Speaker 1: we're like, man, the soccer players a getting taller these days, huh.
Speaker 1: I walked right out of the airport and Caitlyn goes,
Speaker 1: did you see you on this back there?
Speaker 7: And I was like, oh, I immediately went that that
Speaker 7: makes sense.
Speaker 4: Oh that's coy All saw him.
Speaker 1: I thought it was a goalie.
Speaker 2: He's like the nicest guy, and he reminded me of you, Bobby, because.
Speaker 4: One of the.
Speaker 1: No Hey black.
Speaker 4: His mentality.
Speaker 2: He's like, no, I keep any people say I'm one
Speaker 2: of the best basketball players ever.
Speaker 4: He's like, but but I don't see it.
Speaker 2: That isn't that I'm going to keep playing as if
Speaker 2: I'm not because that's how I got here, and.
Speaker 1: I still not a good basketball player. So I'm like him.
Speaker 1: I think that too, you know you.
Speaker 4: I know I have a hard time celebrating where you
Speaker 4: have a.
Speaker 1: Hard time even taking a compliment. So that's why I'm
Speaker 1: pivoting off this. But thank you for sharing that and
Speaker 1: saying that about me. Sure, thank you. I like to
Speaker 1: get it and I felt uncomfortable sometimes. But I am
Speaker 1: a lot like Yannest, just like him.
Speaker 3: All right, Moving over to your lunchbox, man thieves got
Speaker 3: away with a good one on Easter Sunday in LA.
Speaker 3: They broke into a vault like it's a cash holding
Speaker 3: place for a low businesses. They broke in through the
Speaker 3: roof and then they busted a hole in the side
Speaker 3: of the building and they got away with thirty million
Speaker 3: dollars thousand.
Speaker 1: I was gonna be like, Wow, okay's cool strategy. Thirty million.
Speaker 8: Wow.
Speaker 3: They were able to somehow get past the security system
Speaker 3: from the roof and then their escape was on the
Speaker 3: out the side of the building. They busted a hole
Speaker 3: in the wall.
Speaker 1: The fact there was that much cash and I know
Speaker 1: that's all balls have much money that's supposed to They
Speaker 1: still to have thirty million in cash anywhere and then
Speaker 1: how do you that's trucks. That's trucks.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they did carry that out with humans. And like
Speaker 3: they don't have any idea how they got away. They
Speaker 3: don't have any video because the video boom. They just
Speaker 3: have pictures of the hole in the wall and they
Speaker 3: have no idea who did it?
Speaker 1: Lunchbox, You think it's inside, Jeff.
Speaker 3: I think to get to know that there's that much
Speaker 3: money in there at that time and to get around
Speaker 3: the security system, someone maybe that works for the security
Speaker 3: company or maybe drop the money off there.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, wow, I like going They spray paints or
Speaker 1: the camera.
Speaker 3: That's really cool.
Speaker 1: That's cool. They're like, yeah, but you got to get
Speaker 1: to the camera. They got a mask. Onder.
Speaker 3: I like that.
Speaker 1: I like that visual. Uh. Finally my story. This guy
Speaker 1: thirty eight years old in Florida. He was arrested. He
Speaker 1: climbed a cell phone tower and he started just yanking
Speaker 1: at cables. Oh no, from the top of the tower,
Speaker 1: and he starts tossing parts under the ground because he'd
Speaker 1: yank and full and there'd be like springs and talking
Speaker 1: on to the ground. And somebody sees and they called
Speaker 1: the cops and he is arrested and cops are like,
Speaker 1: come down. He finally comes down and they're like, what
Speaker 1: are you doing? He goes, what do you mean? I
Speaker 1: work for T Mobile? He didn't.
Speaker 3: Oh, I was like wow.
Speaker 1: He just thought that was gonna be his thing. I
Speaker 1: worked for T Mobile'm making repairs and quick thinking. Nope,
Speaker 1: got arrested. He didn't work for T Mobile. And he
Speaker 1: got it's like a half a million dollars in damage.
Speaker 1: Dang ding ding. Yeah. I wonder why he did that, Like,
Speaker 1: was he trying to just kill someone's cell phone.
Speaker 3: Service or something.
Speaker 1: Maybe he didn't like want his wife to get a call. Right,
Speaker 1: No good there pull the wires. Not really how it works,
Speaker 1: but yeah, that's from the Miami Herald's that's our favorite news.
Speaker 1: Let's get the show started. Let's open up the mailbag.
Speaker 8: You friendly gen mail, and we read all the air
Speaker 8: to get something we call body's mailbag.
Speaker 1: Yeah, hello, Bobby Bones. I'm having issues with my next
Speaker 1: door neighbor. She's in her mid to late thirties. The
Speaker 1: weather's getting warmer. She mows the lawn in a sports bra.
Speaker 1: All right, we'll wash her car in the sports bra
Speaker 1: and check the mail in a sports brawl. The problem
Speaker 1: is I have teenage boys. Perfect, that's great for the
Speaker 1: problem is they love having a conversation with her? Or
Speaker 1: do I just need to get my sons and their
Speaker 1: friends in check sign a mom of teenage boys?
Speaker 4: But I don't.
Speaker 1: I don't feel like a sports brawls that make of
Speaker 1: a deal, right man, it's not even your son's.
Speaker 3: Honestly, when we go to the grocery store and sports
Speaker 3: bra like that, yeah it's weird, I agree, but it's
Speaker 3: weird when you say it.
Speaker 1: Then I can't hardly agree because it's like a lot, dude,
Speaker 1: I had a hot neighbor growing up and will come
Speaker 1: over stops and she would go out to answer. She
Speaker 1: would go out and get the mail, and we'd all.
Speaker 7: Be like, she's coming out, she's coming out, and we'd
Speaker 7: all go over to the front yard be like it's
Speaker 7: gonna hang out and watch. It's awesome. Man, Was she
Speaker 7: in a sports bra? Nah, she'd neither be in a
Speaker 7: sports bra. That was a fourth sports braw culture. Now
Speaker 7: it's like it's every day where and it's awesome.
Speaker 1: I would not worry about it if the teenage boys
Speaker 1: want to watch them in a sports brall, they're not
Speaker 1: doing anything wrong, No, just watching sports brawl. You guys
Speaker 1: are making me sound creepy because I would agree with
Speaker 1: you teenagers. But maybe it's teaching them. Also, it's not
Speaker 1: a big deal that's missing a sports brawl. Yeah, it
Speaker 1: shows she works out. No athletic where right being on
Speaker 1: their side when their side feel so creepy.
Speaker 4: But it's right guys movy guard with their shirt.
Speaker 1: Off, right, But it's not like you. It's all ripped
Speaker 1: up dudes their shirts off.
Speaker 4: Well, I'm just saying, okay, so what if and you
Speaker 4: had teenage whomever.
Speaker 3: She was ugly. They wouldn't be looking.
Speaker 1: I promise it's just a sports brawl. That's what I'm
Speaker 1: gonna say to you. Do whatever you want your kids.
Speaker 1: It's just a sports bras.
Speaker 3: And maybe you should be happy your kids are outside.
Speaker 2: Not very.
Speaker 1: Sports brawl is not a big deal.
Speaker 3: That's great.
Speaker 1: It's actually good. Okay, See, I mean.
Speaker 4: It could be. It could be worse, because I feel
Speaker 4: like at one point it's not. I don't know.
Speaker 2: All these years, things get glory, but didn't we have
Speaker 2: one where someone was doing something in bikini next door
Speaker 2: and the parents were like.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but I think it's maybe the dead.
Speaker 1: Was a whole different that I got some things. Okay,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna say, hey, mom my, teenage boys, broad chill up.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry. I mean, just relax, and I'm gonna say no, no, yes,
Speaker 1: I agree with them, but I hate it.
Speaker 3: One, two, three, sports braw. No, we got your geen
Speaker 3: mail and we read on your Now it's found the
Speaker 3: clothes Bobby Fail.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's time for fun facts. If we find one
Speaker 1: during the week, we put a pen in it. We
Speaker 1: wait till the segment we bring it to the show.
Speaker 1: Let's go.
Speaker 2: Google in its origins was going to be called back rub,
Speaker 2: but then they decided to change it to Google because
Speaker 2: I don't know, maybe they just started to think that
Speaker 2: BackRub was a little weird.
Speaker 1: Well, it's only weird because it wasn't used. If let's
Speaker 1: say they called a BackRub, we'd be like they were
Speaker 1: gonna call it google. What's that stupid word?
Speaker 4: Is a google?
Speaker 1: Google is a weird word? Yeah, so what's normal ends
Speaker 1: up being normal because it's normalized. But why would it
Speaker 1: be backrup? Because everybody likes a BackRub, so it doesn't
Speaker 1: like a bottle.
Speaker 4: I feel like I'm helping you can't you don't know
Speaker 4: how to get there. I'll help you get their BackRub?
Speaker 1: Is that how you get help? Holy? Whoa learn a
Speaker 1: little something about amy?
Speaker 3: You know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Yeah, we hear you loud and clear. Uh. Fun fact
Speaker 1: Friday Eddie the dye using red skittles.
Speaker 7: And I know some states have banned these red skittles,
Speaker 7: but the dye that they use in it is made
Speaker 7: from crushed bodies of beetles, which is probably why I
Speaker 7: think they're trying to ban that red thing.
Speaker 1: I don't think so. I don't think that's why. It's
Speaker 1: like it's I think got a carcinogen or something in it,
Speaker 1: like a cancer causing chemical. They're also correct. Well, then
Speaker 1: the ones beetles, I feel like would be that would
Speaker 1: but knowing that.
Speaker 7: You would rally knowing that it was preshed beetleshells like
Speaker 7: you would don't care.
Speaker 1: Okay, I don't know what's in my food. Well, I'm
Speaker 1: telling you that's disgusting only because you know you don't
Speaker 1: know what's in your food. I bet you're going to
Speaker 1: all kinds of places not even knowing. Yeah, problem, and
Speaker 1: if you knew, then it'd be gross. That's why I
Speaker 1: don't watch the meat documentaries. I don't want to feel sad.
Speaker 3: It's a good point.
Speaker 1: I know I feel sad and probably a vegetarian. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I don't want to be sad, so I just don't
Speaker 1: watch them. That's how live a healthy box. Lunchbox.
Speaker 3: Nineteen sixty two maybe the greatest year in American history.
Speaker 3: It was the year the first breast augmentation took place.
Speaker 1: Wow, what year is that? That's nineteen sixty two. Yeah,
Speaker 1: imagine that you're you're gonna go forward with it like
Speaker 1: has we put some plastic? I bet that didn't end well.
Speaker 3: I doesn't say, just said nineteen sixty two was the.
Speaker 1: First one, and then i'd be in pervy, But I
Speaker 1: think of it soide like, no, no, I'm not pervy. Well,
Speaker 1: everything you do is other peet pooper boobs.
Speaker 4: Well, why wouldn't it end well?
Speaker 1: Because then if it because I would assume that they
Speaker 1: put a like a a plastic in that probably didn't
Speaker 1: work well with the body because they still haven't quite
Speaker 1: figured it out to a perfect science.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's you know, the breast what do they call it?
Speaker 2: When you get the implants and there's a disease. I
Speaker 2: can't think of the name right now, But a lot
Speaker 2: of people get their's removed because they're not feeling off,
Speaker 2: they don't feel normal.
Speaker 1: So I would assume that anything that you do, for
Speaker 1: the most part medically the first time doesn't really go right,
Speaker 1: but you learn a lot from it. But you are
Speaker 1: a perfect right Morgan.
Speaker 5: The Empire State Building in New York City is so
Speaker 5: large it has its own zip code?
Speaker 1: How large is it? Oh, that's you set it up?
Speaker 3: Go ahead?
Speaker 1: Has its own zip code?
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's home to one zero, one one eight.
Speaker 1: You might have thought that our show is cracking out. No,
Speaker 1: that was Morgan's voice. More. Yeah, you know how it
Speaker 1: sounds like if you're on the internet and think's all right,
Speaker 1: you're breaking up.
Speaker 3: No, No, that's that's Morgan's ally sexuality.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Oh yeah, it kills me. I mean I had
Speaker 1: a day this a week ago, stuff like seventeen hours
Speaker 1: because the pollen had just infected me, like the very
Speaker 1: first ever moob job in nineteen sixty second.
Speaker 3: Man, you'll never forget that.
Speaker 4: Also, breast implant illness is what it's called.
Speaker 1: That's what I would have thought it was called, without
Speaker 1: specific I wanted.
Speaker 4: The official word because I couldn't think of it and
Speaker 4: it was bothering me.
Speaker 1: Is that the official word for it? That seems that's
Speaker 1: like a chance the rapper being a rapper, you know?
Speaker 1: The plant illness?
Speaker 2: Okay, I think I called it like when you get
Speaker 2: breast implants and there's a disease.
Speaker 4: That's what I called it. So rest infant illness is better.
Speaker 1: All right. I got a few here for you guys.
Speaker 1: The movie Dallas Buyers Club, remember that with Matthew McConnaughey. Yeah,
Speaker 1: the budget was so low that the makeup artist, Robin Matthews,
Speaker 1: only had two hundred and fifty dollars to spend for
Speaker 1: the entire movie, and she used it, bought all the
Speaker 1: makeup she could get and still won the Oscar for
Speaker 1: best makeup and Hairstyling. That's awesome. Fun Fact Friday, Mississippi
Speaker 1: is the only state where it's not legal to drink
Speaker 1: and drive. However, however, your blood alcohol level still needs
Speaker 1: to be below the legal limit of point.
Speaker 4: Eight, so you can have an open container.
Speaker 1: I guess that you can drink, but as long as
Speaker 1: it's not it's point oh seven, you're good to go.
Speaker 1: So that's where al Deane was driving down the dirt road,
Speaker 1: chilling on a dirt road point seven on a blow blow.
Speaker 1: Next up, there are no term limits for vice president,
Speaker 1: so in theory, different presidents could keep picking the same
Speaker 1: person to be vice president. Get a five in a row,
Speaker 1: and I'll pick the same vice president. That's pretty good.
Speaker 1: And then finally presidential fund Fact number two. ULYSSA. S.
Speaker 1: Grant was the first president who tried to get elected
Speaker 1: for a third term, but the party decided to nominate
Speaker 1: James Garfield for the eighteen eighty election instead. Could call
Speaker 1: Garfield to one and so you can't it wasn't gonna
Speaker 1: be sequential anyway. But you can't really do that. But
Speaker 1: I've been watching the Abe Lincoln show. Oh yeah, Manhunt
Speaker 1: Apple Plus.
Speaker 4: What's that about Lincoln?
Speaker 1: No, it's actually about Booth. Yeah, I mean it is
Speaker 1: about link. I mean it's yes, it's about lincoln assassination.
Speaker 1: And they are basically presenting what they think is a
Speaker 1: factual story and theory on what happened with the assassination
Speaker 1: of Abe Lincoln. Which it's crazy because I knew Booth
Speaker 1: was a big actor. I didn't know that and was
Speaker 1: really good looking, and like they were surprised that he's
Speaker 1: the one that Asasinatedhi because eybodyknew him soon as he
Speaker 1: shot him. He's had performed many times. He was a
Speaker 1: famous actor. Yeah, to watch it's called man Hunt.
Speaker 7: Man Hunt on Apple Plus says are looking for Booth. Hey,
Speaker 7: did you did you think Abe Lincoln was a little weird,
Speaker 7: like just.
Speaker 1: You know, they made it a little squarely to be
Speaker 1: honest with you, maybe he was, but they didn't make
Speaker 1: it a little squarely for her, so that was weird.
Speaker 1: But if Ave Lincoln was six foot five or whatever,
Speaker 1: he was six ' five. Yeah, like his weight it's
Speaker 1: pretty thin guy. Maybe he was that squirrely.
Speaker 4: He was a wrestler, right, I don't know.
Speaker 1: I mean maybe knows what people did by then wrestler. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but that's okay. I mean he was a wrestler, but
Speaker 1: he everybody, anybody can be wrestler back in like the
Speaker 1: eighteen hundreds.
Speaker 4: Oh, I thought he was just like really good.
Speaker 1: He's not like hul Cookin.
Speaker 4: Oh okay, he was show.
Speaker 1: He only lost once in eighteen thirty two during the
Speaker 1: Blackhawk Award of the champion of another military unit. When
Speaker 1: is wrestling?
Speaker 3: Wow, interesting to wrestler.
Speaker 1: He had as many as three match wrest during the war.
Speaker 1: The whole lifetime war is not constant fighting. A lot
Speaker 1: of times you're just sitting there waiting. Oh it's downtime, man.
Speaker 1: All that's fun fact Friday. There you go, Fun fact Friday.
Speaker 1: It's time for the good news. Produce ready, guys. On Monday,
Speaker 1: April eighth, that's this coming Monday.
Speaker 7: Oh my gosh, our lives are going to be changed
Speaker 7: because the eclipse is going to be in.
Speaker 1: The sky and so this is the one where the
Speaker 1: what passes what's the middle us of the moon? I
Speaker 1: don't see that's the moon. Just think the moon between
Speaker 1: because it could be different ones. The sun could go
Speaker 1: I don't know, know the.
Speaker 3: Moon goes in front of the sun and blocks it
Speaker 3: and then past this pass and then the sun comes
Speaker 3: back out.
Speaker 1: It looks to me. Yeah, but here here's the deal.
Speaker 4: I know that our lives are going to be changed.
Speaker 1: They're talking about it's unbelieve if it's the moment that
Speaker 1: people like either aliens are ready to come down, or
Speaker 1: terrorists are going to attack, or people just start giving
Speaker 1: away free money, you never know whoa I mean, it's
Speaker 1: just happened a few years ago, not like this is
Speaker 1: a different one. This is a different I I'm okay,
Speaker 1: But here's the deal.
Speaker 7: What people like to do is they're like, oh, the
Speaker 7: let me put my regular sunglasses on and look at
Speaker 7: the sun.
Speaker 1: You can't do that. That'll burn your eyes. So stop
Speaker 1: talking like that. People. It's not like how do you do?
Speaker 7: So what a lot of retailers are doing, they're giving
Speaker 7: away free sunglasses that are I SO certified. That's what
Speaker 7: you need to look for, ISO certified. So Warby Parker
Speaker 7: is one of them. Jenny's ice Cream Smoothie Kings Sonic
Speaker 7: is giving away these things, and Moonpie they're giving away
Speaker 7: these uh solar eclips Moonpie sunglasses, so look for those
Speaker 7: and don't just do normal glasses. Don't do normal glasses.
Speaker 7: And my wife already ordered them, So I think I'm
Speaker 7: gonna return the ones that we ordered.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna go to Sonning. What about I know I've
Speaker 1: made this reference before, but what about if you put
Speaker 1: on a welders mask, you.
Speaker 3: Could that probably works as someone who used your weld.
Speaker 1: I bet it does. I bet it works like crazy
Speaker 1: because I would like tig weld.
Speaker 3: But if you don't know that, I don't think it's
Speaker 3: ISO certified.
Speaker 1: Well look look in the mask.
Speaker 7: If it says ISO certified, where because you're gonna look cool, dude.
Speaker 1: In a welders masks. I bet you you're the one
Speaker 1: out there in a welders mask. Looks now. I bet
Speaker 1: welders mask is. Okay, it's even more hardcore than these glasses.
Speaker 1: Do you guys want to have a party and watch
Speaker 1: this together? Yeah? Okay, all right, I'm good. Thank you, Eddie.
Speaker 1: That's what it's all about.
Speaker 3: That was tell me something good.
Speaker 1: It's time for everyone's favorite game, the easiest game ever
Speaker 1: Easy trivia. Amy has a t r on because she's
Speaker 1: the champion. She has three wins playing the five you
Speaker 1: guys Ready to go? Nobody loses first round. What company
Speaker 1: is known for its search engine that's become synonymous with
Speaker 1: the Internet searching may correct, Google, Lunchbox. What company's famous
Speaker 1: for its iPhone, iPad and mac book? Apple? Correct Laura
Speaker 1: Morgan Laurie Morgan when she was here? I like her
Speaker 1: Amy too? What social media platform? Morgan was founded by
Speaker 1: Mark Zuckerberg?
Speaker 4: Facebook?
Speaker 1: Correct Abbey. What company's famous for just do it as
Speaker 1: its slogan, Nike Correct nobody would have gone home, but
Speaker 1: nobody missed. But if you do miss, you get boned.
Speaker 1: You've been boom Ready to go. The category is nineties
Speaker 1: country Amy, who released Forever and Ever Amen in nineteen
Speaker 1: ninety one. Randy Trapmas correct Lunchbox who released The Dance
Speaker 1: in nineteen ninety Garth Brooks correct Morgan, who released Man
Speaker 1: I Feel Like a Woman in nineteen ninety seven. Correct
Speaker 1: who released boot, Scoot and Boogie Brookson done. Correct Celebrities Amy,
Speaker 1: who's known as the mom jer of the Kardashian Jenner family.
Speaker 2: Uh, making sure I don't confuse them it's Christian Correct Lutchbox.
Speaker 1: What actress starred as Katon as Eberdeen in the Hunger
Speaker 1: Games film series, Jennifer Lawrence correct Morgan, who's the lead
Speaker 1: singer of Maroon five, Adam Levine correct Abby? What actor
Speaker 1: played iron Man?
Speaker 4: Always get a movie one?
Speaker 1: There were multiple, but it wasn't like I know, It's
Speaker 1: just I know it also like super It's like one
Speaker 1: of the most famous movies in the past.
Speaker 4: I know I'm still gonna miss it.
Speaker 1: Because what actor played Irony? Well, think about it.
Speaker 6: I'm thinking, what's his name?
Speaker 4: I am going to give up?
Speaker 1: You give up?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Okay, Robert Down, I'm gonna.
Speaker 4: I already.
Speaker 1: That's weird because God's give vote the categories music three
Speaker 1: people remain Lunchbox maybe no, I know lunchbox. How you doing? Sorry?
Speaker 1: You got me good dude. Which iconic guitarist Amy is
Speaker 1: known for his performance of the Star Spangled Banner at
Speaker 1: Woodstock nineteen sixty nine. Which iconic guitarist is known for
Speaker 1: his iconic performance of the star Spangled Banner at Woodstock
Speaker 1: in nineteen sixty nine.
Speaker 2: What Woodstock sixty nine Iconic guitarist.
Speaker 1: Van Halen incorrect?
Speaker 3: You record all those years ago. I sat up there
Speaker 3: on the stage and told you Jimmy Hendrix's right.
Speaker 7: Okay, Lunchbox Eddie van Halen was they were good in
Speaker 7: Woodstock though you have a.
Speaker 1: Sixty nine van Halen?
Speaker 4: Were they there?
Speaker 1: No, they're way too young the children, Okay, I don't
Speaker 1: know they have it in the eighties Lunchbox Cool What
Speaker 1: British band released the song yellow in the year two thousand.
Speaker 8: Cold Boy?
Speaker 1: Correct Morgan, who is known as the king of pop.
Speaker 6: The king of pop would be Michael Jackson.
Speaker 1: Correct. Two people trivia? Well, what's that one? That's pretty easy?
Speaker 1: Yellow card? Handed herself a yellow meant to me ever
Speaker 1: time rewarded ourself a yellow card. Okay, but if you'll
Speaker 1: get another one, you're eliminated from next round. Okay, okay.
Speaker 1: TV shows is the category lunchbox. What Friends character works
Speaker 1: as a chef. That's Monica correct, good job Morgan. TV Shows.
Speaker 1: Ted Moseby is the main character on What TV Show
Speaker 1: that is voiced over by Bob Saggett telling the story
Speaker 1: through flashbacks. What I'll read it one more time. Ted
Speaker 1: Moseby is the main character on What Show that is
Speaker 1: voiced over by Bob Saggott telling the story through flashbacks.
Speaker 4: Can you tell me what year this came out?
Speaker 1: I would never give you more information than the actual question.
Speaker 5: The only show I know of Bob Saggat is pul
Speaker 5: Howse literally the only no, and that's it's no.
Speaker 1: Shut up lunch got him yellow car for not shutting up.
Speaker 1: Wow Morgan, yellow car for being me.
Speaker 4: I don't care.
Speaker 1: Yellow cards all around.
Speaker 5: Oh my gosh, Ted Moseby and Bob Saggett is a voiceover.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna put the clock up right now, five seconds.
Speaker 6: Three's company.
Speaker 1: That I did not know that they're sitting there as kids.
Speaker 1: He's like good kids as a how I didn't know that.
Speaker 3: I didn't know that legend wait for.
Speaker 1: It, shut up, that's easy trivia that and nobody got
Speaker 1: a red cards coming up, Luke Bryan and studio love that. Dude.
Speaker 1: Never know what's going to happen. Sometimes we try to
Speaker 1: keep the train on the track. Sometimes you can't keep
Speaker 1: the train on the tracks. And it's a beautiful thing.
Speaker 1: Luke Bryan coming up. Let's go to this voicemail morning Corny.
Speaker 8: What do you call a laptop that can sing adele?
Speaker 1: Funny? Hell adele? Computer?
Speaker 2: Adele pile of stories sang at least forty percent of
Speaker 2: adults have gone at least three days without face to
Speaker 2: face conversations.
Speaker 1: That sounds like a vacation. Oh not us, no, but
Speaker 1: that sounds I mean that to me is like picture
Speaker 1: perfect vacation. Yeah. No, faces don't talk to anyone.
Speaker 2: I mean they're having can communication with people, but it's
Speaker 2: either via text or maybe just like face time or
Speaker 2: something like that. But like, face to face interaction is
Speaker 2: definitely an important thing.
Speaker 1: Well, you're not like going to the story anything, like
Speaker 1: what do you stay at home? Well for three days? Yeah,
Speaker 1: well people will stay home for three days, three days
Speaker 1: you don't go to work, maybe not from home.
Speaker 2: I didn't just say seeing another human face. I said
Speaker 2: face to face conversation like fas.
Speaker 1: No humans all yeah, yeah, take it to.
Speaker 2: The next level, which is speaking of like in a
Speaker 2: similar vain, I saw that first dates are like now
Speaker 2: going to video like instead of actually even going somewhere,
Speaker 2: like you plan a whole online date with someone so scheduled,
Speaker 2: like hey.
Speaker 1: From sure, that's a thing, but I think now that
Speaker 1: one of the benefits is you can actually FaceTime somebody
Speaker 1: if you need to to say hi, more so than
Speaker 1: go on a date, right, Morgan, would you ever do
Speaker 1: that before date? Let's have a phone call or a
Speaker 1: tax if you so set up, Hey, let's FaceTime real
Speaker 1: over plans or no.
Speaker 5: I would only FaceTime if I'm concerned about a cat
Speaker 5: fishing possibility.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Otherwise no, because I think it kind of takes away
Speaker 5: from the first date.
Speaker 1: You want the headlining act to come out without having
Speaker 1: come out during the opener.
Speaker 5: Yeah, because if you get so much information, you may
Speaker 5: not even go on a date because you're like, oh,
Speaker 5: never mind to take it back.
Speaker 4: Well, but this isn't just a like hey.
Speaker 2: I'm meeting you video like you like you like eat
Speaker 2: dinner together.
Speaker 5: It's like a date during COVID, Like that definitely happened
Speaker 5: a lot during COVID.
Speaker 1: But now the house were you going to do? People
Speaker 1: during COVID, We're all worried that we're going to get
Speaker 1: some deadly yeah you know monster and then we washed
Speaker 1: our mail that we watched everything.
Speaker 3: The boxes on the horse for.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's weird to think about. I haven't thought about
Speaker 4: that in a minute.
Speaker 7: It is.
Speaker 1: It weird when kids are like two now get older
Speaker 1: and they learned about it. They be like, what, then
Speaker 1: there'll be a different kind of pandemic, because just one
Speaker 1: about every seventy years or so. But yeah, that was
Speaker 1: that was bizarre. Like Amazon packages, we were like, aren't
Speaker 1: touching it?
Speaker 7: You touch it, and we're going to have a series
Speaker 7: of pictures of us us wearing masks. That's crazy.
Speaker 1: There's a whole couple year of movies that address it
Speaker 1: by wearing the actors at some point to wearing masks.
Speaker 1: What else.
Speaker 4: Okay, so do you all know the incognito way to
Speaker 4: search on Google? Anybody?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 5: I do.
Speaker 1: It's called Google incognitate it. That's what it's called incognito.
Speaker 4: You just really I didn't even know that was a thing.
Speaker 1: The only thing it does. It's not like you're secretly
Speaker 1: looking for bad stuff. It's just that there's no search history. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but if you hit it, it's not I'm sure everybody
Speaker 1: has every piece of data possible. Right.
Speaker 2: Well, a lawsuit was filed and Google has now agreed
Speaker 2: to or if they're being forced to delete all the
Speaker 2: data that it's been collecting from people's incognito searches.
Speaker 1: Bro it's Google, trust me bro ability.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this whole lawsuit went down and people were asking
Speaker 2: for like a lot of money, about five billion dollars,
Speaker 2: which Google is not paying that out, but they are
Speaker 2: deleting this stuff where people assumed if I'm being incognito,
Speaker 2: then no one's tracking.
Speaker 4: This, but Google is no.
Speaker 1: The reason I had it on is because I was
Speaker 1: looking at sports memorabilia and my wife and I go
Speaker 1: to the same Google account. She was like, why are
Speaker 1: you trying to buy more Andre Dawson sports memorabilia? Don't
Speaker 1: you have eleven things already just looking at you know,
Speaker 1: I'm just seeing so okay.
Speaker 2: Well, if you didn't know about it, it's there. And
Speaker 2: I guess it'll help hide.
Speaker 1: Things from your I wouldn't say hide, more like strategically
Speaker 1: get out of the way of the eyes of the
Speaker 1: other person words sometimes you know, Yeah, it would, and
Speaker 1: it kept us from having conflict about my stupid decisions
Speaker 1: of things I would search for for shopping.
Speaker 3: Sounds like hid but yeah, yeah, no potato tide.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 7: So.
Speaker 2: Beyonce gave sole writing credit to Dolly Pardon for the
Speaker 2: new version of Joline, even though she rewrote a lot
Speaker 2: of the words. Dolly is the sole person. She's probably
Speaker 2: gonna make a pretty penny.
Speaker 1: Sure had the Pretty Penny another one, and I was
Speaker 1: thinking about doing Stairway to Heaven. And you know what,
Speaker 1: I'll give them full credit when Night put it out.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, I'm Amy. That's my file.
Speaker 3: That was Amy's Kyle Stories.
Speaker 1: It's time for the good news?
Speaker 3: How much box? Tom Showinick woke up on his ninetieth
Speaker 3: birthday today, I'm ninety. You gotta do something special. And
Speaker 3: now he didn't just go for a walk and walk
Speaker 3: ninety steps. He jumped on his bicycle and pedaled and
Speaker 3: pedaled and peddled, and he went for ninety miles. Wow,
Speaker 3: on his ninetieth birthday.
Speaker 1: People, I mean ninety miles on the twenty fifth birthdays.
Speaker 1: It's a lot. I'd just be glad to wake up.
Speaker 1: Oh a ninety ninety, he.
Speaker 3: Said into what keeps him going?
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's a lot. Good for him. It's like that
Speaker 1: story Amy gave us by Judge Judy and her husband.
Speaker 1: Yeah they're not ninety, but they're like eighties.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, she's eighty one and he's ninety.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, or she ninety he's eighty one.
Speaker 4: One of those she's eighty one and he's ninety.
Speaker 1: Got it? Well? I felt like what relationship I think
Speaker 1: of where she's much older. That's in the news. There's
Speaker 1: one where she's like twelve to thirteen years older than him.
Speaker 1: Oh that's me and my wife. All right, congrats to him.
Speaker 1: I hope he lives a long and happy life from
Speaker 1: this moment. All right, that's what it's all about.
Speaker 3: That was telling me something good.
Speaker 4: The what's the most popular fish in the ocean? The starfish.
Speaker 1: Would have been like that was the most famous, the
Speaker 1: most famous fish in the ocean, or or like what's
Speaker 1: an astrologists favorite fish? The starfish fish is in the
Speaker 1: most No, you can't do better now because you didn't.
Speaker 1: You messed I mean a joke.
Speaker 4: No, no, no, I got You're famous.
Speaker 1: You're popular, so not always. I know, famous people aren't
Speaker 1: popular at all. There are a lot of infamous people.
Speaker 4: Hm hmm. Then that would make them memfamous, but.
Speaker 1: They would be famous that's famous in a negative way.
Speaker 1: For example, Timothy.
Speaker 4: McVeigh, Okay, you're right, yeah, okay, not a.
Speaker 1: Star, not laden, not a star star right now, you
Speaker 1: know it was a star yeah, news, Sorry, I.
Speaker 4: Didn't go that route.
Speaker 1: No, no, we liked it.
Speaker 4: So if anybody wants to retaell this show today because I.
Speaker 1: Know a lot of people Estralla's favorite fish a starfish.
Speaker 4: Oh like nice, that's good, but he just did that one. No,
Speaker 4: it's good to do it. Yep.
Speaker 1: Every once in a while we were reminded, No, no,
Speaker 1: I am, and I am.
Speaker 2: Going through a lot of changes. But I already feel
Speaker 2: like it's gonna get better.
Speaker 1: It's not yet.
Speaker 4: It's like a roller coaster.
Speaker 1: I feel like it's getting a little bit better. Yeah,
Speaker 1: at times, but then sometimes you're like a wild a
Speaker 1: wild bull, and I'm like, Okay, we're gonna we're gonna
Speaker 1: ride this out eight seconds and then she can be back.
Speaker 4: I think it's.
Speaker 2: Important to note, though, because I kind of thought when
Speaker 2: I had two good days in a row, I thought, Okay,
Speaker 2: we're in the clear now.
Speaker 4: And I talked to my doctor because I was very confused.
Speaker 2: About some of my feeling, like the things that have
Speaker 2: been going on, and she's.
Speaker 4: Like, oh, it's gonna be a little bit of in
Speaker 4: and out.
Speaker 2: I would give it at least a couple of months,
Speaker 2: and then you'll probably really start to feel yourself or
Speaker 2: whoever you're meant to be new.
Speaker 1: Is exactly the Friday morning conversation with Luke. I got
Speaker 1: a question for you we were talking about earlier this
Speaker 1: week because I went to watch Chris Tomlin's concert aside
Speaker 1: from the Message, which was amazing, Like, it was the
Speaker 1: best sounding concert I've ever been to. It blew me, really, Yeah,
Speaker 1: what's the best concert you've ever been to? Because I
Speaker 1: don't know all the words to every song? I gotta
Speaker 1: be honest, I like going to concerts or I know
Speaker 1: all the words, but that still is now the best
Speaker 1: concert I've ever been to.
Speaker 8: The best concert I've ever been to, len me. I
Speaker 8: mean probably when Riba came out in like the jet
Speaker 8: on stage and just all of the you know, the
Speaker 8: theatrics of what she did, like when she was just
Speaker 8: making it happen. I mean, it was pretty impressed. And
Speaker 8: the fact that she was in Albany, Georgia, which essentially
Speaker 8: is my hometown, and she brought that kind of show
Speaker 8: even to that kind of smaller market, but she was
Speaker 8: there for like three nights and it was pandemonium for
Speaker 8: our town to get that show.
Speaker 1: Whenever you were younger, did most shows not come to Auburny?
Speaker 1: Did you have to go to Atlanta?
Speaker 8: Or well, we didn't even think about going to Atlanta.
Speaker 8: I mean, you know, al Being he had a pretty
Speaker 8: big civic center at the time, you know, probably a
Speaker 8: ten thousand cedar, and you know, we used to get
Speaker 8: some pretty interesting shows and like the Backstreet Boys were
Speaker 8: there one time, so I mean that was kind of
Speaker 8: you go to that one. I did, but it was
Speaker 8: like a you went because everybody went. I mean, like,
Speaker 8: I don't even like them, you know, I didn't. I
Speaker 8: really didn't. I mean I knew, but I remember all
Speaker 8: of us all the you know, we were all making
Speaker 8: fun of one another. Was it. What did I say back? No,
Speaker 8: new kids? No, it was new kids.
Speaker 1: I'd be like, I don't even like but I did.
Speaker 2: Like, so we went.
Speaker 8: We went because we knew the girls were going to
Speaker 8: be there, you know. So but yeah, we had like
Speaker 8: h like def Leopard came through there in Alabama, but
Speaker 8: a lot of the concerts, like like there would be
Speaker 8: something like thirty eight Special came there and like my
Speaker 8: and then, uh, I never will forget Joan Jett was
Speaker 8: opening for somebody and my uncle Bill was sitting on
Speaker 8: the front row and he's like down there with overalls
Speaker 8: and a John Deere hat on and John Jett just
Speaker 8: walks right out and just flips him the bird, like
Speaker 8: just right at his face.
Speaker 1: Like for rock and roll reasons or for like just
Speaker 1: like being a rock star.
Speaker 8: And you know there's my uncle Bill down there.
Speaker 1: Classic uncle Bill. Did you come over by yourself?
Speaker 8: I'm just here.
Speaker 1: I rolled him come in by himself, and I'm like,
Speaker 1: that's the guy was comfortable, just showed up.
Speaker 8: I don't like, I don't have a radio person here.
Speaker 8: My management's not here. Like I could literally get what
Speaker 8: I say, anything to retire myself and end it all right.
Speaker 1: Now, we'd beep you, we'd say if you don't, uh,
Speaker 1: I want to talk about the new single real quick.
Speaker 1: But so we'll play it and they'll come back. But
Speaker 1: I love you miss you mean it. Yeah, it's new music.
Speaker 1: But it's like there's you've got a whole six six
Speaker 1: songs coming out, right, the whole six songs?
Speaker 8: Did we announce that we're doing that?
Speaker 1: No one's here to say, that's what I was told.
Speaker 8: What happens when I don't get you know Britain? No,
Speaker 8: we I'm joking about that. But the thing is, uh, yeah,
Speaker 8: do you want to see my papers? Yeah, let me
Speaker 8: see what you're supposed to talk to me about.
Speaker 1: Well, that's at the front state on the top part
Speaker 1: it says the single and then it says sixth new song.
Speaker 8: Oh, I didn't know it was in November. Yeah, it's
Speaker 8: coming out in November, and uh, you know, I'm really
Speaker 8: on top of my you know, I'm really I'm really
Speaker 8: locked into what I'm doing these days.
Speaker 1: That's good, you know the single then, because you sing
Speaker 1: it love you miss.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I actually was in the I didn't get AI
Speaker 8: on that. It was actually me. But as we're in
Speaker 8: the process of trying to figure out like how important
Speaker 8: like huge twenty or fifteen song albums are, my goal
Speaker 8: is to to find four songs that I like, whether
Speaker 8: I wrote them or not, just go in and cut
Speaker 8: them and and do that about every two or three
Speaker 8: months to keep just it's fun being in there recording
Speaker 8: music you're excited about. So with me, yeah, and we'll
Speaker 8: do we we've never even technically put like a country
Speaker 8: on on like an you know, we don't have.
Speaker 1: It just existed by itself.
Speaker 8: It's just out there. Yes, so we'll we'll compile all
Speaker 8: that and then put something together that we we really like.
Speaker 8: But but I've got probably I've got hold on. This
Speaker 8: will be funny. Oh never mind, people looking for me
Speaker 8: now here.
Speaker 1: We're really going on.
Speaker 8: We're on but uh but we you know. So I'm
Speaker 8: just gonna put music out and and I'm really really
Speaker 8: all joking aside. I mean when I heard love You
Speaker 8: miss you mean, and I was like, that's a song
Speaker 8: that really seems to be like kind of got the juice.
Speaker 3: The Friday Morning Conversation with Luke Brian.
Speaker 1: All right, let's do deep Questions with Luke Brian.
Speaker 4: Oh deep, deep, Well.
Speaker 1: You got three questions here. Number one, Luke Brian, where
Speaker 1: do you see yourself in ten years?
Speaker 8: Where do I see myself in ten years? Hopefully? I'd
Speaker 8: like to do summers in Tennessee, in winters, in tropically
Speaker 8: warmer stuff. I'd love to have like a nice sport
Speaker 8: fishing boat. It's big enough just to sit on. Well,
Speaker 8: I've got a center console that it's actually it's total
Speaker 8: we just uh it Uh a tornado hit the warehouse
Speaker 8: that it was in and it totaled it. So I'm
Speaker 8: officially out of a offshore boat. But I'd like to
Speaker 8: get like one that you can you know, you can
Speaker 8: stay on, go send it to the Keys fly to
Speaker 8: the keys, hop on it, sit on the deck, listen
Speaker 8: to Jimmy Buffett and drink vodka and go fish.
Speaker 1: What do you see yourself doing ten years musically?
Speaker 8: You know, I think kind of what I'm doing now
Speaker 8: really having uh, you know, having a lot of fun
Speaker 8: doing it, as long as as long as I feel
Speaker 8: like I could get up there and sing like I
Speaker 8: want to. But I'm gonna always kind of have concerts
Speaker 8: around the deal, you know. Do I wake up and
Speaker 8: I'm like, I'm going to conquer the world this year,
Speaker 8: and I'm gonna have global dominance. I mean, you know,
Speaker 8: I'm just gonna kind of let the songs steer the
Speaker 8: course and not if things go great with a song,
Speaker 8: I'm I'm gonna be fired up. And then if I
Speaker 8: have something that doesn't really work, I'm not gonna sit
Speaker 8: there and start cussing everybody out either. Again again, all right,
Speaker 8: Number two, hit it. Who is the most intelligent person?
Speaker 4: You know?
Speaker 8: Who the most intelligent person?
Speaker 2: I know?
Speaker 1: These are great deep questions with with Luke.
Speaker 8: Yes, the most intelligent person I know probably my music
Speaker 8: producer of my whole career, Jeff Stevens, And what about
Speaker 8: him makes you because from music to life, to family,
Speaker 8: to the world's the world's imploding, to the world. He
Speaker 8: always seems I can call him and it's it's this
Speaker 8: really like just solid view of the situation. And I
Speaker 8: always leave the conversations having felt that I got the
Speaker 8: right the right advice for the moment. And it's never
Speaker 8: done in Jeff's my producer, and there's never been like pressure,
Speaker 8: like whether it's a song he and I wrote that
Speaker 8: may be a single. There's never been like it's just
Speaker 8: always been he delivers the info in the opinion and
Speaker 8: there's no strings attached, and it's always been great.
Speaker 1: Final question, what was your favorite age growing up?
Speaker 5: Man?
Speaker 8: Probably are you still growing up when you're twenty two.
Speaker 1: I think you can still be going up now.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I mean first second year at Georgia Southern, so
Speaker 8: I would have been I got a two year degree
Speaker 8: from a small college. And then when I got to
Speaker 8: Georgia Southern when I was one, so about twenty two
Speaker 8: was pretty damn awesome.
Speaker 1: Do you remember, Yeah, well, yeah, you got a little
Speaker 1: weird tom all like.
Speaker 8: Well, I just remember, like because I think when you're
Speaker 8: eighteen and you go off to college, that year is
Speaker 8: like great, like but you're probably a little too immature
Speaker 8: to be there well with me. I mean, I was
Speaker 8: twenty one when I went off to college, so like
Speaker 8: I was, I had a lot of I had a
Speaker 8: little more life. I mean, from from eighteen to twenty one,
Speaker 8: like I was, I was like doing a lot of
Speaker 8: Like when I think about it, like I was working.
Speaker 8: My schedule would be I would work from I would
Speaker 8: go to college from about eight am to eleven, I
Speaker 8: would leave and I would work at my dad's peanut
Speaker 8: meal from noon till about ten pm. And I did
Speaker 8: that every day, and then on Fridays and Saturdays, I
Speaker 8: was going and gigging. So from eighteen to twenty one
Speaker 8: light I was like I never came up for air.
Speaker 8: It was like So when I went to college and
Speaker 8: got to college, I was just like, I ain't got
Speaker 8: to go work at my dad's peanut meal. The little
Speaker 8: school I went to was really hard. It was a
Speaker 8: tough college to go to. So Georgia Southern was a
Speaker 8: little more. I had all my core crap out of
Speaker 8: the way, so I just let it rip and had
Speaker 8: a blast. Like at one point I lived in a
Speaker 8: me and this guy, a buddy of mine. We lived
Speaker 8: on a lake. It was called Cypress Lake, and I
Speaker 8: stayed in Southern for Georgia, Southern for the summer, like
Speaker 8: in a cabin or it was a cabin over the
Speaker 8: lake that we would park our boats under our house,
Speaker 8: and I mean it was just awesome. There were house
Speaker 8: boats out there and it was pretty pretty awesome.
Speaker 1: I saw Katie's leaving Idle.
Speaker 8: Yes, yes, well, you know, she she caught a little
Speaker 8: flak for not flax. She just inadvertently announced it on Kimmel.
Speaker 8: I think she inadvertently announced it either way.
Speaker 1: But that show can be edited because it's not always live.
Speaker 8: Right, You're right now that you say that they could
Speaker 8: have no I think, uh, you know, I think Katie
Speaker 8: had kind of told me on the set. She was like,
Speaker 8: I think this is my last year. I was like really,
Speaker 8: and like we're on set and maybe not everybody heard it,
Speaker 8: but I was like okay. But then I thought, I
Speaker 8: thought she's just having a girl day where yeah, well
Speaker 8: she's just like I don't know what I want to
Speaker 8: do in my life. Anyway, she did announce it, and
Speaker 8: you know, as it gets, as the final show gets nearer,
Speaker 8: I mean it'll be pretty emotional we've had a I
Speaker 8: mean through the years that our our unit and our
Speaker 8: group and her you know, being right there, she's she's
Speaker 8: just a blast to work with. And I mean she's
Speaker 8: she's just crazy and all the great all the good ways,
Speaker 8: you know.
Speaker 7: And so.
Speaker 8: I don't know if I would, I mean, I love
Speaker 8: an idol. It's I still enjoyed. I I wouldn't let
Speaker 8: her doing that make me. You know, we don't know
Speaker 8: every every I guess everybody thinks we have two or
Speaker 8: three or four year commitments. We don't like if the show,
Speaker 8: like if somebody comes up and like, hey, the ratings
Speaker 8: are tanking, then we're probably out of a gig. So
Speaker 8: as long as the show feels like it's in an
Speaker 8: upward traject trajectory and we're not, I mean, we're we
Speaker 8: still feel like every year, I feel like we gain
Speaker 8: a little more ground with people watching it and trusting
Speaker 8: what we're doing. So as long as I feel like
Speaker 8: I'm a part of something really still pretty special. It's
Speaker 8: it's definitely things I look at in the top of
Speaker 8: the year where I'm like, oh, this will be uh yes,
Speaker 8: So I don't have my decision made for next year.
Speaker 1: But but you can do the hats like recruits do
Speaker 1: is one have? This is idle one ha, this is
Speaker 1: buying a boat and maybe idle then you put one
Speaker 1: on your head and that's how you announce it.
Speaker 8: Buying the Boat's probably we'll have to do a double
Speaker 8: a double hat with by boat and stick with idol.
Speaker 8: But you know, Idol's fun. And then uh uh. Peyton
Speaker 8: Manning and I are doing we're doing a series called
Speaker 8: It's All Country that we've been filming the past kind
Speaker 8: of month and a half. And but I mean now
Speaker 8: I think I've settled into like a good play. I mean,
Speaker 8: like I leave today, I leave and go straight to
Speaker 8: baseball games. My boys are both somehow thanks to Caroline Athletic.
Speaker 8: I don't think I had anything to do with that,
Speaker 8: but so they're really really active in sports. Like I
Speaker 8: had to plan like this fall. I had to plan
Speaker 8: Friday nights and be like no shows on Friday nights
Speaker 8: all in the fall because the kids, because the kids,
Speaker 8: and I think literally for eight years for because Tate's
Speaker 8: going to be coming right in behind bow On on football.
Speaker 8: So Friday nights in the fall are eliminated for me.
Speaker 8: And I mean that's that's not me. That's just me.
Speaker 8: That's time in my life where it's time to be there.
Speaker 8: Like you can miss it. I mean when they're you
Speaker 8: can kind of miss a couple of four year old
Speaker 8: t ball games when they're just running to third base
Speaker 8: when they hit the ball and don't know where the
Speaker 8: hell they're at. But now it's it's important.
Speaker 1: Luke Bryan's in studio acting you I never did.
Speaker 8: I never did any act I tell you what I mean.
Speaker 1: When you're I've seen you in plays like from back
Speaker 1: in the day.
Speaker 8: Yeah, back in the day I did. I did one
Speaker 8: act plays.
Speaker 4: And but.
Speaker 8: When you're when you're filed filming promos for Idle and
Speaker 8: you're filming like and you mess up a take, and
Speaker 8: then you have to replicate the energy and the vibe
Speaker 8: and the laughs, and you're you're inadvertently learning how to
Speaker 8: replicate stuff on camera in a natural acting form that
Speaker 8: I don't think you really you know so, I think,
Speaker 8: I mean just when somebody puts a camera in your face,
Speaker 8: getting comfortable with that takes. So I would be comfortable
Speaker 8: all with all that. I would just really want whoever
Speaker 8: I work with that I can trust them that you
Speaker 8: look legit doing the role and it's believable.
Speaker 1: And you know, are you anti nude scene? I would yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: he's on the CG.
Speaker 8: I involved.
Speaker 1: AI.
Speaker 8: You know we're gonna need some.
Speaker 1: A all right. Final two questions. Are people surprised at
Speaker 1: times whenever you sit at a piano to learn that
Speaker 1: you're I feel like you'll be like, I'm not but whatever,
Speaker 1: that you're a really good piano player.
Speaker 8: I love surprising people with that. I think it's always fun.
Speaker 8: I think it's always fun for people to to have
Speaker 8: that up kind of have that ace up my sleeve.
Speaker 8: And then when I can hold a room with a
Speaker 8: piano and it's not come easy, I've I put myself
Speaker 8: in the role of playing piano in front of a
Speaker 8: lot of people to get better, because if you just
Speaker 8: stay in your house and think you're working on it,
Speaker 8: and then put twenty thousand people in the room, anyway,
Speaker 8: you just got to jump in it. So I've really
Speaker 8: had fun working hard in playing piano. But I still
Speaker 8: can trick people better than I actually am.
Speaker 1: But I said, no, humble card, because you're good, you're good,
Speaker 1: We'll move off.
Speaker 8: Th'm not gonna I hear you, but I'm good to
Speaker 8: hold I'm good at like I'm good in my little space.
Speaker 8: But then I know what, like I know where not
Speaker 8: strength right, I know where not to venture.
Speaker 1: Final question, like what to you right now is fulfilling?
Speaker 1: Right now?
Speaker 8: What's fulfilling to me is the fact that in the
Speaker 8: state of Tennessee, between my house and going to a farm,
Speaker 8: or just putting a boat in at the house, or
Speaker 8: going to the Duck River and floating down the river,
Speaker 8: I could just knock around the state of Tennessee with
Speaker 8: my children and my family, and I can ride around
Speaker 8: my farm on a polaris at or I'm just content
Speaker 8: with just chilling out around the house. I can run,
Speaker 8: go play nine holes of golf, come back like waking
Speaker 8: up with no plan. I can go piddle in the garden,
Speaker 8: and then I can go write a song. You know,
Speaker 8: I don't have to feel like I got to write
Speaker 8: eight songs a week. I can get an idea, call
Speaker 8: a front, call a buddy, Hey, what are you doing,
Speaker 8: Swim out of the house, let's fish for a couple
Speaker 8: of hours. Then let's go write a song. So you know,
Speaker 8: I'm really content with just like I'm gonna really retire
Speaker 8: very efficiently, and it's gonna be all. It's gonna be like,
Speaker 8: it's gonna be Yeah. When I call you for like
Speaker 8: a retirement plan party for me, be there because it'll
Speaker 8: be Yeah, it'll be like, it'll be well thought out.
Speaker 1: I guess the last thing here because we're gonna play
Speaker 1: by the way. We premiered Luke's new song earlier. We'll
Speaker 1: played it again coming up in just a little bit.
Speaker 1: But because I'm gonna play whatever your answer is, But
Speaker 1: what is your favorite song to perform live? Now?
Speaker 8: Oh gosh, I mean country Girl naturally will always be
Speaker 8: just blatantly the most fun just because hitting it and
Speaker 8: don't don't don't, don't don't. I mean watching everybody just
Speaker 8: the energy level go to that that and play it again,
Speaker 8: I mean play again.
Speaker 1: It's pretty. He gave me two. I can't play it
Speaker 1: with the same time. That sound like a train wreck.
Speaker 8: Dude, play it again.
Speaker 1: Okay, look good to see you, buddy, Really good to
Speaker 1: see y'all. Good to see you. Look good. You look ten.
Speaker 1: You look like I've been in.
Speaker 8: Yeah, like I've been I've been rot Yeah, like I've
Speaker 8: got I've never even had like definite raccoon eyes and
Speaker 8: stuff from sunglasses. But yeah, I've been out there. I've
Speaker 8: been out there fishing.
Speaker 1: All right, look, probably everybody. A couple of nights ago,
Speaker 1: we had a big charity show, is Amazing, The Raging Idiots,
Speaker 1: Million dollar show. That's Eddie and I. A bunch of
Speaker 1: friends came out and played with us. John Party, Sam Hunt,
Speaker 1: Post Malone came play. It's amazing. So we had spent
Speaker 1: about two days getting ready for the show because there
Speaker 1: were like ten artists. By getting ready, just like practicing
Speaker 1: the songs. Havn't rehearsal sound the day of the show.
Speaker 1: That's all we were doing. Basically, we did this show
Speaker 1: and then we were at the venue getting ready. Other
Speaker 1: members of the show had other obligations because we had
Speaker 1: some clients. They were like coming to the show like
Speaker 1: or part of the show, and we were like, please
Speaker 1: come have dinner with this, come to the show. Thank
Speaker 1: you for being an advertiser. Morgan, you went to a
Speaker 1: client function.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I was right before the million dollars show.
Speaker 1: I was there too.
Speaker 3: You me some credit.
Speaker 1: No, we don't worry, it's about you. Hey, So oh boy,
Speaker 1: what time did you have to go?
Speaker 6: We had to get there at like five Okay.
Speaker 1: So early dinner because the show started at seven thirty.
Speaker 6: Yeah, we wanted everybody to be there for the opening.
Speaker 1: What kind of restaurant was it?
Speaker 6: It was nice. It's called the Palm.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, good, nice steakhouse. Yeah. And a couple of
Speaker 1: clients there, a few clients.
Speaker 5: Yeah, And Lunchbox had to be at a table. I
Speaker 5: had to be at a table. We were all entertaining separate.
Speaker 1: Kind of clients got it because there were so many
Speaker 1: they wanted to make sure nobody felt left out. Yes,
Speaker 1: and these stories usually end up hell, guys, because just
Speaker 1: guessin nine no embarrassing, And do you testify? Morgan? This
Speaker 1: is the whole truth that you're about to tell me,
Speaker 1: the whole truth.
Speaker 6: Nothing about the truth, not a bit.
Speaker 1: Everybody listening to the show, you think sometimes we make
Speaker 1: stuff up. Not a bit, whole truth, nothing but the truth.
Speaker 1: It go ahead, Morgan.
Speaker 5: So we had a set menu and it was on
Speaker 5: the table as soon as we got there, everything we
Speaker 5: were supposed to have, and it looked great. But lunch
Speaker 5: Box like, as soon as he saw it, we hadn't
Speaker 5: even had dinner yet. He demanded to the waitress, was like,
Speaker 5: I don't want conoli. I want cheesecake for my dessert.
Speaker 5: And I'm like, dude, just eat the conoli.
Speaker 6: Why does it matter.
Speaker 4: He's like, no, I deserve I'm here, I deserve cheesecake.
Speaker 4: I'm like it's free. He's like, yeah, I deserve it.
Speaker 1: What do you know?
Speaker 5: They bring him out cheesecake and here through this whole
Speaker 5: fit in front of all of the clients, for cheesecake.
Speaker 1: I I deserve quote, I deserve cheesecake.
Speaker 5: Who says this instead of we were having dessert, you
Speaker 5: were getting dessert already.
Speaker 1: And also it's like, just go to the client thing.
Speaker 1: It's not even about you. They've orchestrated, they paid for
Speaker 1: it a certain way. And even if you ask politely,
Speaker 1: is there any chance that I could switch from the
Speaker 1: canoli to the cheesecake. I would even understand that politely
Speaker 1: off to the side, But I deserve cheesecakes. Oh oh,
Speaker 1: are you allergic to uli? Yeah?
Speaker 3: My health restrictions that you know. They didn't ask me
Speaker 3: if I had any food allergies. The allergy canoli? Oh
Speaker 3: just straight out Oh yeah, got it. I am allergic
Speaker 3: to canoli. And so when I saw the set menu,
Speaker 3: I got to it had appetizers like tomatoes, with some
Speaker 3: cheese on there, some meatballs. Then you got to choose
Speaker 3: between salmon, uh six ounce file at and a chicken
Speaker 3: palm option. Yeah, I went with a six ounce fil
Speaker 3: a and then the sides were garlicking, mashed potatoes and
Speaker 3: asparagus ate. Those no problem. Then I got down to
Speaker 3: the bottom and it said dessert. There's no option. It
Speaker 3: was just cannoli.
Speaker 1: Well, there was the the option.
Speaker 3: No no, I mean we could choose super solad. We
Speaker 3: had a choice of more options all the way down. No, no,
Speaker 3: there was great option option. But then when we get
Speaker 3: to the end, there's no option. All of a sudden,
Speaker 3: it's like, hey, there's a dead end.
Speaker 1: You get mad right now. We already lived it.
Speaker 3: You can only get one.
Speaker 1: No need to get mad again.
Speaker 3: I'm like, no one asked me if I'm allergic to canoli,
Speaker 3: and so nobody's allergic to canol?
Speaker 1: Straight up? What part the can logic to the shell
Speaker 1: part the shell? Yeah, classic shell allergy. You've heard of it, right,
Speaker 1: I mean it's very serious.
Speaker 3: I didn't have an I didn't have an EpiPen with me,
Speaker 3: So if I I could have got you know, very sick,
Speaker 3: would had to miss the show. Would have miss post
Speaker 3: belone everything. But luckily for me, when the waitress came
Speaker 3: over to take my orders, she's like, oh, what are
Speaker 3: you gonna have? And I was like, I'll take boom,
Speaker 3: give me the salad, boom, give me the file at
Speaker 3: medium rare, I said. And then when we get down
Speaker 3: here she goes, I said, I'll take the chiefecake. She goes,
Speaker 3: that's not the option. I said, Well, I deserve a chiefescake,
Speaker 3: I me, or I'm gonna get the juicecare Why did
Speaker 3: you deserve the cheesecake? Because if I'm out to a
Speaker 3: nice dinner and they got nice cheesecake, cheesecakes what I love.
Speaker 1: But that's different. Then you love cheesecake and a place
Speaker 1: that makes good cheesecake. Why did you deserve cheesecake?
Speaker 3: Because I am there as the talent, and so I
Speaker 3: deserve what I want to pick. I deserve cheesecake. I
Speaker 3: earned that cheesecake. Was he telling the server of this
Speaker 3: or the like somebody in charge with the company, the server.
Speaker 6: And in front of all the clients, So he's like
Speaker 6: sitting at there.
Speaker 1: What does the clients think about it?
Speaker 5: I think everybody laughs at him because they can't tell
Speaker 5: be serious.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I see this.
Speaker 3: Happy like, oh no, he's for real, and so she
Speaker 3: was like okay. And then when the dessert came out,
Speaker 3: this dude is the one that brought it out, and
Speaker 3: he said, two canoli's in front of me. I said,
Speaker 3: man molded over to the person allergic molted to the left,
Speaker 3: and he puts another one down handed to the person
Speaker 3: my right, and he goes, do you not want canola?
Speaker 1: Man?
Speaker 3: I said, I'm allergy. Man, I got cheesecake coming. He goes, okay,
Speaker 3: he walked away, and then about a minute later he
Speaker 3: came by cheesecake. Dam I'm right there. It was really good, man,
Speaker 3: really good. I mean those people had like two bites
Speaker 3: and their canoli was gone. Me I was just sitting
Speaker 3: there just eating that. I was like, man, you guys
Speaker 3: are done.
Speaker 1: Did lunchbox deserve deserve? Should he have just said that
Speaker 1: he does? I have no problem going, hey, would you mind?
Speaker 1: I'm not big canola?
Speaker 3: No allergic, not a big guy.
Speaker 1: You're not allergic?
Speaker 3: A lie? I think what you get to get what
Speaker 3: you want? Sometimes it's a lie. Okay? Uh?
Speaker 1: And how how did the client dinner go? In general?
Speaker 4: Besides?
Speaker 6: That was fine? But he Lunchwarks is so loud it
Speaker 6: takes up the whole room.
Speaker 1: Oh, we're definitely the fun table.
Speaker 6: Let me tell you you're just allowed table.
Speaker 3: We kept going bye like cheers, and everybody's looking at
Speaker 3: me like they think they're we're at the fun table.
Speaker 3: We just do it, just make everybody else mad.
Speaker 4: Like work, do you organize it? Hey, guys?
Speaker 3: But one of one of the clients did. The lady
Speaker 3: that works at Nissan. She's like, oh, here, let's do this.
Speaker 3: And because she did it awkward, she was like, hey,
Speaker 3: because I like being at the fun table. I was like, well,
Speaker 3: this is the fun table.
Speaker 2: And then you did the rest, like the salesforceon that
Speaker 2: works for Nissan or the Nissan person, because right now
Speaker 2: I'm picturing he's acting as though some executive at Nissan
Speaker 2: is like, hey.
Speaker 1: Guys, we got we got to go spend more money,
Speaker 1: We got to get to go to Nissan to lunchmarks
Speaker 1: and media guy is fine.
Speaker 3: I didn't talk to her about that, but uh, she's
Speaker 3: been working there for about seven years and her husband
Speaker 3: sells plastic parts for cars, and they moved here from
Speaker 3: Ohio and they were I mean, they were loving it.
Speaker 1: You They just let you they thought I was, let's
Speaker 1: close the deal then, because so far he hasn't closed
Speaker 1: a deal.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I didn't close the deal.
Speaker 1: Didn't close, Morgan, thanks for the intel.
Speaker 3: But let me tell you, Chiefcake said good my stomach
Speaker 3: all night?
Speaker 1: Who says that? I don't know? Who says something sex
Speaker 1: good in their stomach all night? When bragging you back?
Speaker 1: Who says that? Who says I deserve I deserve.
Speaker 4: A cheesecake and then doesn't know how to explain why
Speaker 4: he deserves it?
Speaker 1: Then doesn't really maybe know what deserve means? You know what?
Speaker 3: I deserve a break. Let's go to commercial.
Speaker 1: Okay, Yeah, hey, he deserves a break.
Speaker 3: I've been talking a long time in this segment.
Speaker 1: Yeah, bunch of buck tell me which story drives you
Speaker 1: the craziest, because they got two. Story number one, A
Speaker 1: Virginia woman who accidentally hit the wrong button on a
Speaker 1: lottery vending machine ended up winning one million dollars thanks
Speaker 1: to her mistake, which she did not meet to hit
Speaker 1: the button, But then she got the ticket for the drawing,
Speaker 1: trying to get a different ticket, trying to get the
Speaker 1: mega million ticket. But it's like get the powerball ticket
Speaker 1: and the power ball hit and she had the first
Speaker 1: five numbers without power Ball one million dollars. So that's from.
Speaker 3: UPI wow, that's pretty annoying.
Speaker 1: But where do you rate that on the annoying scale
Speaker 1: of one to ten?
Speaker 3: Seven?
Speaker 1: Okay, Next up, A Rhode Island man said a gift
Speaker 1: of a scratch off ticket.
Speaker 3: Led to a four million dollar winner gifts.
Speaker 1: Oh that's awesome. He was having breakfast and this older
Speaker 1: man gave him this Bonus Bucks scratch off ticket. Older
Speaker 1: what up?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 4: I thought it was his dad.
Speaker 1: He was eating with his dad. Okay, he was eating
Speaker 1: with his dad and an older man came up and
Speaker 1: gave him the ticket. Gave him the ticket, not the dad. Well,
Speaker 1: I don't know that. There's a fight over that. Dead
Speaker 1: may be old.
Speaker 4: They got to split it, right.
Speaker 1: He scratched the ticket a day later and it was
Speaker 1: a four million dollar winner. Oh my goodness. The person
Speaker 1: that gave him the ticket, the older man. Apparently it
Speaker 1: was in like a white robe and had a beard
Speaker 1: and long hair. Really yeah, lived a lot of sandals
Speaker 1: and he said he had some carpentry work to be
Speaker 1: done later. It makes sense, and they can't find him.
Speaker 1: That checks out Lunchbox, which one drives you craziest.
Speaker 3: Man that that lottery won about give him the gift
Speaker 3: is pretty I mean because if you're the one that
Speaker 3: gave him the lottery ticket, Oh, you'd want to, you know, I.
Speaker 1: Don't think you would. I think the guy doesn't carry
Speaker 1: gave him the ticket. I think it's mostly are you
Speaker 1: irritated that nobody gives you a ticket or nobody does
Speaker 1: things to help you win millions, or that she pushed
Speaker 1: the wrong button and that's how she won and you've
Speaker 1: done a lot of wrong things and you never won crap.
Speaker 3: You're right. I've done a lot of wrong things in
Speaker 3: my life and it has never turned out into a
Speaker 3: million dollar win.
Speaker 1: Maybe she's done a lot of right things in her life. No,
Speaker 1: which made her hit the button like karma got her
Speaker 1: in a good way. Not a big karma guy, not
Speaker 1: a big believer in karma. But still doesn't mean it's
Speaker 1: not true. Just because I don't believe it doesn't mean
Speaker 1: it's not true. Which one drives you craziest, Probably the
Speaker 1: accidental button because you're just sitting there and you happen
Speaker 1: to get someone give you a lottery ticket. It would
Speaker 1: if I'm the one that gave the lottery ticket away,
Speaker 1: then you wouldn't though, No, I would never get you
Speaker 1: would never do that, they'd never give. I give away
Speaker 1: fake lottery tickets to people.
Speaker 3: That's what I do.
Speaker 1: And they don't know. They scratch it and they think
Speaker 1: they're wone hundred thousand bucks and they read the rules
Speaker 1: on the back and it says, I'll.
Speaker 3: Only value in your dreams, cash it your mama's house. Yeah, hey,
Speaker 3: this ticket expires thirty seconds after you scratch it. Things
Speaker 3: like that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm surprised there hasn't been fistfights at lunchboxes Christmases
Speaker 1: whenever these tickets were given away.
Speaker 3: I mean, the best one ever, I mean at my
Speaker 3: family and doing it to other people's great. But I
Speaker 3: did it.
Speaker 1: In college.
Speaker 3: I did a a presentation on the lottery and I
Speaker 3: handed out lottery tickets quote unquote, and one dude scratched
Speaker 3: it and he thought he won two hundred and fifty
Speaker 3: thousand dollars. And my professor was like seventy five hearing aids.
Speaker 3: I thought he's gonna have a heart attack. You're going crazy,
Speaker 3: the kid of the professor. The professor was going crazy,
Speaker 3: but the kid was going he was like dude, I'm
Speaker 3: taking the rest of the day off. I'm not going
Speaker 3: to my classes.
Speaker 1: Oh my god. At school, he was like he withdraws
Speaker 1: from from college altogether.
Speaker 3: He's like, I can pay off my student loans. This
Speaker 3: is going to be amazing. Oh my god.
Speaker 1: And did you tell him right away or did you
Speaker 1: let him.
Speaker 3: Just I let him basket and basket it. And then
Speaker 3: when he was walking out of class, I was like, hey, man,
Speaker 3: you might want to look at the back of that ticket.
Speaker 1: Oh did you say it out loud where everybody else knew?
Speaker 1: And then everybody laughed at him.
Speaker 3: No, we waited until you know, it was on a Monday.
Speaker 3: So then on Wednesday he came back to class and
Speaker 3: time to tell everybody.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, he knew.
Speaker 7: He didn't tell him on Wednesday, he knew that he
Speaker 7: shows up to the lottery office get arrested. Oh no, hey,
Speaker 7: question for you guys though, so like if you would
Speaker 7: have been gifted that ticket by the old man and
Speaker 7: they said that they scratched it later old man wasn't
Speaker 7: even around anymore. Do you try to find the old
Speaker 7: man to give him?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Probably yeah, like so okay, but or like he could
Speaker 1: be gone, like you can never see him again. I
Speaker 1: would definitely try to find out. I would be like,
Speaker 1: anybody seen the old man? Nobody answer okay unlessen I
Speaker 1: put through effort, and I would get on social media
Speaker 1: and I'd be like, anybody's seen an old person? No okay?
Speaker 1: Or if they say yes, that's not him, all right,
Speaker 1: moving on? No. I think so I probably asked a
Speaker 1: couple questions. I would hope somebody would know him.
Speaker 4: Make a flyer.
Speaker 1: I wouldn't go that far. That's too much. See. I
Speaker 1: would do a little effort and then I tried. I'd
Speaker 1: ask a few people, like, hey, the old guy that
Speaker 1: was here, I'd go to the restaurant, do you know
Speaker 1: who that was? That kind of thing.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I do not think that stealing is good. I
Speaker 1: want to say that ahead of time. Stealing not good.
Speaker 1: Everybody with me? Yep, Stealing something that's not yours. Two
Speaker 1: of the worst things. A liar and a thief. When
Speaker 1: people say not the worst a liar thief, well, they
Speaker 1: forgot about murders and rapists, so I don't agree with
Speaker 1: that one. Those are pretty bad. There's a worse actually,
Speaker 1: but a liar and a thief don't like them. So
Speaker 1: I'm just saying that up front. However, sometimes people do
Speaker 1: stuff in order to scam or scheme. Then I'm like,
Speaker 1: that's next level, like the thinking, that's hilarious and I'm
Speaker 1: surprised you got caught. So this is from the New
Speaker 1: York Post. Porch pirates are a terrible, terrible version of
Speaker 1: a person. They drive around Amazon whatever, FedEx who never
Speaker 1: drops package off. They see it, it's vulnerable, they take
Speaker 1: it out, they go. However, this porch pirate, looh crafty.
Speaker 1: He would disguise himself as a garbage bag, like a
Speaker 1: bag of trash, and he would just move slowly to
Speaker 1: the package. First of all, you could on the camera
Speaker 1: all you saw was the garage bag. Even if the
Speaker 1: garbage bags moving, you can't identify who the garbage bag is.
Speaker 1: And if you see it in human form, he would
Speaker 1: just be there and slowly move.
Speaker 3: So slow.
Speaker 1: That you wouldn't think the garbage bag just moves.
Speaker 4: Oh wow, okay, I just hold it up. That's impressive.
Speaker 1: Video shows an unidentified person walking up to one of
Speaker 1: the homes with a trash bag. The only thing you
Speaker 1: can kind of see slightly to the slippers at the bottom.
Speaker 1: You really gotta look. It looks like a bag of
Speaker 1: trash on the porch. Wow, I've never seen that. That's hilarious.
Speaker 1: Don't steal, but you got to give credit where little
Speaker 1: credits do there. I love some ingenuity, but I don't
Speaker 1: love stealing. Speaking of that, a University of Iowa hospital
Speaker 1: employee us to fake identity for thirty five years. Do
Speaker 1: you think after I don't know, three four years, you
Speaker 1: just start to feel like you're that person. You have
Speaker 1: to remind yourself you're actually not them. It's like, sometimes
Speaker 1: I know my real last name is not Bones, but
Speaker 1: I've been that for so long, not even thirty five years,
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Speaker 1: What if he donated charity. Then you start to go,
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Speaker 1: So if you're turbulence on a Southwest Airlines flight left
Speaker 1: two people injured. See, that's why you should keep your
Speaker 1: seabuilt on at all times. Yes, that's why I do
Speaker 1: not well. Also, what kind of want to impress the
Speaker 1: flight attendant if he or she walks by and I'm like,
Speaker 1: that's a good Like, that's a guy right there that
Speaker 1: if we crash, I'm gonna work to save him first.
Speaker 1: But the flight was headed from New Orleans to Orlando.
Speaker 1: They had to divert it to Tampa and the captain
Speaker 1: had to go Winni paramedics whenever we land, passenger and
Speaker 1: flight attendant had to go right to the hospital. When
Speaker 1: it landed, they hit turbulence. It was so bad. I've asked,
Speaker 1: because I hate flying. I don't understand it. It's just
Speaker 1: the metals too heavy. What's that metal doing up there?
Speaker 1: That's too heavy? Why is it up there? It's heavy?
Speaker 1: I don't have some falling out of this guy. Not
Speaker 1: for me to know. Right. However, I've said turbulence, like,
Speaker 1: I know you avoid it, but how is it like
Speaker 1: a out in front you have sort of like long
Speaker 1: nose sensor. And they're like, no, there's so many people
Speaker 1: flying for the most part that they can tell you
Speaker 1: where the bad turbulence is because other planes have gone through.
Speaker 1: There's also weather. You see patterns on the screen.
Speaker 7: So the sky has like pockets that they know that's
Speaker 7: that's where the shaky part is.
Speaker 1: I was told by pilots, including Amy's exer, yes, that
Speaker 1: a lot of times if pilots go through turbulence, they'll
Speaker 1: report back like don't do I'm at this and this hit.
Speaker 1: We did, we ran through this. And then also there's
Speaker 1: a weather map that kind of shows your greens and
Speaker 1: yellows and they use that as well, And that's probably
Speaker 1: not the most official way, but that's how I think
Speaker 1: about it. What do you know?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know that my husband ex my exer was
Speaker 2: never really scared of it. I mean, I think you
Speaker 2: want to try to avoid it if you can, if
Speaker 2: it's really bad. But he's he's always like, look when
Speaker 2: you're when you're driving in a car and you go
Speaker 2: over some speed bumps or whatnot, or you hit a pothole.
Speaker 4: I mean, occasionally something had happen, but.
Speaker 1: Because I had a pothole, get a flat.
Speaker 4: Not always though people hit a pot in there.
Speaker 1: I got you, But I don't mean get a flight
Speaker 1: every time. If I get a flat once from pot hole,
Speaker 1: I'm like, oh, that stinks. I didn't just fall twenty
Speaker 1: thousand feet to my death. Though, yeah, that's what I say.
Speaker 1: When I hit a podcast, I'm like, wow, but at
Speaker 1: least that didn't fall twenty thousand feet to my death
Speaker 1: every time from an air poth hole.
Speaker 2: You would under say, I get why you're uncomfortable, but
Speaker 2: we were They're not scared when they're going through it.
Speaker 1: I would compare it to if you had an uber
Speaker 1: driver who is doing a high speed chase and like
Speaker 1: an expert uber driver, or let's say a race car
Speaker 1: driver driving through city doing high speed chase, and you're like, well,
Speaker 1: they're an expert, they know what they're doing. It's still
Speaker 1: a high speed chase and any moment you feel like
Speaker 1: you could die. Yeah, it's not a good analogy like
Speaker 1: in real life. That's just what it feels like. Like
Speaker 1: there's an expert race car driver up there, We're going
Speaker 1: through turbulence aka a high speed chase, and I'm just
Speaker 1: trust and they don't know what they're doing. Yeah, but
Speaker 1: that metal is too heavy. One day, I just think
Speaker 1: gravity is like going to change and we come down.
Speaker 1: Oh oh well, let's hope that day doesn't come.
Speaker 4: There's a lot of planes in the sky.
Speaker 1: Doesn't given moment, it just doesn't make sense to me.
Speaker 1: But yeah, Southwest flight turbulence is real.
Speaker 8: Bad fly.
Speaker 1: You guys took we've talked about it before, into Austin
Speaker 1: and the turbulence hit so hard that everything that was
Speaker 1: on your trays slammed into the top of the fly.
Speaker 7: It just started as kind of like a bumpy ride.
Speaker 7: You know, everyone's kind of just bumping, bumping, bumping. We
Speaker 7: were all talking still, We all had drinks. You know,
Speaker 7: some people have their laptops on the on their trade
Speaker 7: tables and then all of a sudden, whoa boom and
Speaker 7: lunch box.
Speaker 1: Me, lunchbox and Ray.
Speaker 7: We're sitting all right next to each other and everyone's drinks.
Speaker 7: That's laptops hit the top of the plane.
Speaker 1: I've never seen anything. What if you're on the toilet, like, oh,
Speaker 1: you would have broken neck, you would have Yeah, what
Speaker 1: if it's like, oh, man, I've been holding this, but
Speaker 1: my guys to get that that douce on And so
Speaker 1: you're in and you're getting a good point and you're
Speaker 1: sitting there because there's not a seat belt on it,
Speaker 1: and if there was, I never put it on a
Speaker 1: be grooves because have that on at the time. But
Speaker 1: we boom, you fly out.
Speaker 3: And I mean the worst part was Ray like ten
Speaker 3: seconds before that goes, oh, we're all going down. The
Speaker 3: plane's going down. He's yelling it out loud on the plane,
Speaker 3: being funny, right, been drinking, boom.
Speaker 1: The water's wet. There was the round water's wet. Ray
Speaker 1: had been drinking on a plane. Was it over after
Speaker 1: that one big hit? Yeah, that was it. I would
Speaker 1: much rather have a big hit of turbulence that's over quicker,
Speaker 1: because then you're just retroactively feeling more than instead of
Speaker 1: an eight, I do they have an eight, and it'd
Speaker 1: be over quickly than a five. For twenty minutes.
Speaker 7: It was just funny because we were just kind of
Speaker 7: laughing with the bump. It's called normal, like it's just bumping.
Speaker 7: It's a bumpy ride, no big deal. But when it
Speaker 7: hit everyone, I mean, girls started screaming.
Speaker 1: Any people started yelling, belted or did they say, anybody,
Speaker 1: put you seatbelt on. We're going through turbulence.
Speaker 7: They said put your seat belt on, because what if
Speaker 7: you saw somebody do that. So as soon as everything
Speaker 7: settled down, we were all just like, can we have
Speaker 7: another drink? Like my beers five rows down or whatever?
Speaker 3: And she went back and took a posture beer back the.
Speaker 7: Flight time, took a picture and all their drinks were
Speaker 7: just all over where the floor we had showed.
Speaker 1: I had a show once in Mississippi and Amy's husband
Speaker 1: flew us down ex husband And it's not as weird
Speaker 1: when I missed. It's only when you do it. But
Speaker 1: Amy's X husband flew us down in his small plane
Speaker 1: and we hit turbulence really hard. All play different because
Speaker 1: you feel it more. We had turbulence so hard where
Speaker 1: it felt like the back of the plane went all
Speaker 1: the way under the tip. It wasn't like that, but
Speaker 1: it felt like it went all the way, like you're
Speaker 1: shooting straight up in the air. And we got back
Speaker 1: to normal and he looked back at us and he went,
Speaker 1: that was awesome. Yeah, he loved it. We were like,
Speaker 1: we didn't think so. We're like, dude, we're not cargo back,
Speaker 1: you know. We we we we didn't look fun. We
Speaker 1: didn't think it was awesome. We're done by everybody show