Speaker 1: To most.
Speaker 2: Alisa, Welcome to Monday Show Morning Studio.
Speaker 3: Joe Nichols coming up. I want to start with the
Speaker 3: game Monday's all. We're dragging a little bit, so I
Speaker 3: wanna do a game good of brains going. I'll give
Speaker 3: you three songs from one movie. You have to name
Speaker 3: the movie. So, for example, it's the Circle of Life.
Speaker 4: I don't know how to sing. I just can't wait
Speaker 4: to be king. I just can't wait to be king.
Speaker 4: You guys are gonna know this because it's the example.
Speaker 3: I don't have to sing that one. I've never seen
Speaker 3: lion king. Can you feel the love tonight?
Speaker 5: Damn?
Speaker 4: That would be lioning great? Yes, write your answer down.
Speaker 3: If I don't know how to sing it, I'm just
Speaker 3: not gonna sing it and say the title. There'll be
Speaker 3: five of these. I'm hopelessly devoted to you, hopelessly to
Speaker 3: vote to you.
Speaker 4: By Olivia Newton John.
Speaker 3: Some are Loving had me a blast, Some loving happened
Speaker 3: so fast?
Speaker 4: Yes, the second one, and then you're the one that
Speaker 4: I want. You're the one I want, honey, the one
Speaker 4: that I want.
Speaker 3: I'm in the Maybe I don't say.
Speaker 4: The artist for no one. We're gonna look, we just
Speaker 4: made the skins.
Speaker 1: Why do you think Olivia Newt John gave it away?
Speaker 4: Yeah I do. That's what I think everybody was gonna.
Speaker 3: Oh really this movie my bad lunchbox Grease Eddie Grease
Speaker 3: Amy nineteen seventy eight, Greece. Next one up, goodness, gracious,
Speaker 3: great balls of fire.
Speaker 4: No, Ben, you're right on my brain. Number third time
Speaker 4: a man insane. No no, no, I'm looking there.
Speaker 6: Number there, goodness, gracious, great balls of fine. Okay, next one,
Speaker 6: take my breath away.
Speaker 4: I can't I can't get there on that one. But
Speaker 4: take take my brotherway, got it sly and then.
Speaker 6: Uh how away to the danger zone. We're on a
Speaker 6: hard way to the danger soon.
Speaker 4: The wind.
Speaker 3: Okay, lunchbox, top gun, Eddie, top gun Amy, good job,
Speaker 3: everybody got to here's the next one.
Speaker 2: Every one, man, no, no, no, no, no.
Speaker 3: Everyone.
Speaker 4: I don't know all the words. But next one, and.
Speaker 5: We'll always love you.
Speaker 4: And then there's one called I have nothing. I don't
Speaker 4: know that one.
Speaker 1: I have nothing nothing.
Speaker 4: That's what it is. Good. Yeah, that's a good one.
Speaker 4: Thanks and you and you. It's Jennifer Hudson and dream Girls.
Speaker 4: I think it's not dream Girls Chicago. That both of
Speaker 4: those are very like that.
Speaker 3: I have nothing and you not the same song, Amy Bodyguard,
Speaker 3: Eddie the Bodyguard, Lunchbox the Bodyguard.
Speaker 4: Good job, not to the Bodyguard. Is that a good movie?
Speaker 4: Three for three? I've never seen it?
Speaker 2: Next up, maybe them and them and them are staying alive,
Speaker 2: staying alive, le staying alive, staying alive, ha ha ha,
Speaker 2: staying alive?
Speaker 4: How deep is your love? How deep is your love?
Speaker 4: How deep is your love?
Speaker 3: And then the other one is if I can't have you,
Speaker 3: and I'll give you the artist because I never heard
Speaker 3: the artists won't matter by a Von Ellaman.
Speaker 4: If I can't have you, I don't want to know.
Speaker 4: Good one?
Speaker 6: If again have you?
Speaker 1: No body baby, I can't.
Speaker 3: I think?
Speaker 4: So? Yeah you so we did?
Speaker 1: What?
Speaker 3: And what?
Speaker 4: And what? You heard him?
Speaker 1: You know?
Speaker 4: Staying and left, staying in left. Those are the actual words.
Speaker 1: Is the movie we're supposed to know?
Speaker 3: I've never seen it, but I know the movie, but
Speaker 3: I've never seen Lion King or The Bodyguard, and only
Speaker 3: recently saw Top Gun.
Speaker 4: So and only the first one, not the second one, Amy.
Speaker 1: Studio fifty four.
Speaker 3: No, but good guess like you're that you're in the
Speaker 3: ballpark lunch box almost famous, bless of the ballpark. But
Speaker 3: you're still like looking in Eddie Saturday Night Fever, correct,
Speaker 3: John Travolta High School.
Speaker 4: It was the thing Amy's hopping in down on the
Speaker 4: old step.
Speaker 3: But she only got it because she didn't right, because
Speaker 3: she got grease and she didn't say I wasn't alive then,
Speaker 3: So unfearabs exactly it was before the seventy eight unfair,
Speaker 3: but still funny.
Speaker 4: And moving on, let's do the last one.
Speaker 3: It's the power of love.
Speaker 1: The power of love.
Speaker 4: It's a power of love.
Speaker 3: It's pretty good. I don't know how to sing heaven
Speaker 3: is one step away, Heaven is now. I don't do
Speaker 3: that because that's not true.
Speaker 4: That's not true.
Speaker 3: And I don't know how to sing.
Speaker 4: Back in time because I'm back in time. That's it, right, Yeah,
Speaker 4: I'm back in time. All right?
Speaker 3: No no answer me, trus like, you don't know, no idea,
Speaker 3: what do you have?
Speaker 4: Back to the future. That's right, stop it, that's right.
Speaker 5: I just took it because of the context.
Speaker 4: Back in time, right, power of love.
Speaker 1: It's back to the future.
Speaker 4: Back to the future. First of all, racierus server did
Speaker 4: you like the game. Is that a fun game? Yeah,
Speaker 4: it's a fun game. It's a fun game to start
Speaker 4: the day.
Speaker 3: It's not a fun game like mid show though, because
Speaker 3: you're kind of like that.
Speaker 4: I didn't know the song, and yeah, that's me singing.
Speaker 3: Eddie is our winner, all right? Would one that later
Speaker 3: if you guys want Edie, Guys, I'm the winner. Nobody
Speaker 3: job Eddie.
Speaker 4: That was crazy.
Speaker 3: I love your best friend. Nobody likes you when you
Speaker 3: play games, so they don't clap for you. I don't
Speaker 3: think you when you play games. No, you're gonna majured.
Speaker 4: But you win a lot.
Speaker 3: Do you mean it's hilarious because you're like a villain
Speaker 3: a game.
Speaker 4: Because all I do is win. Yeah, And I stay
Speaker 4: there and stay there and embrace it, so I can
Speaker 4: respect that.
Speaker 5: It's anous anonymous bar.
Speaker 3: Here's a question to be.
Speaker 4: Hello, Bobby Bones.
Speaker 3: My girlfriend of two years asked me to loan her
Speaker 3: a significant amount of money to help with some credit
Speaker 3: card dead I love her and could easily lend her
Speaker 3: the money. Something about loaning money makes me uncomfortable, especially
Speaker 3: to my girlfriend. I'm afraid it could change the dynamic
Speaker 3: of our relationship and cause resentment down the line. What
Speaker 3: should I do? Is it a bad mix money and relationships?
Speaker 3: Should I just give her the money instead signed the
Speaker 3: bank of boyfriend? So I completely understand because if you're
Speaker 3: loaning money to somebody that you're super close to, either
Speaker 3: family or friend, it does change the dynamic, and when
Speaker 3: they don't pay you back on time or at all,
Speaker 3: you lose them unless you're just a better person and
Speaker 3: get over it. I think it depends on how close
Speaker 3: you are with this girlfriend. If this is somebody that
Speaker 3: you could see yourself getting engaged to, you give the
Speaker 3: money if you're going to do it at all, so
Speaker 3: you cannot do it. I don't like the loaning it though,
Speaker 3: because it's going to really you're now the landlord to her,
Speaker 3: and that sucks, and that is going to change the
Speaker 3: dynamic of the relationship. It's a weird situation that she's
Speaker 3: put you in, but maybe it was one that she
Speaker 3: needed and they are only options, So I'm even gonna
Speaker 3: hate on her for it. If you are in a
Speaker 3: relationship with her that you're close to getting engaged, you've
Speaker 3: been together a long time, you feel secure, and that
Speaker 3: your relationship goes for until the end. Just give her
Speaker 3: the money because eventually it's gonna be y'alls money.
Speaker 4: Anyway. If you're not at that.
Speaker 3: Stage, you're gonna have to figure out how to manage
Speaker 3: how uncomfortable it's gonna because you just can't say no.
Speaker 4: If it's your girl and she needs you just can't
Speaker 4: say no.
Speaker 3: You could even offer to help her monthly, which is
Speaker 3: way less of money to help pay to help pay, no,
Speaker 3: to help pay it off instead of like give her
Speaker 3: the money, like, hey, I'll just actually help you pay
Speaker 3: off this bill for a while because you're not in
Speaker 3: as much financially and you can go six months by
Speaker 3: paying paying. You don't want to pay the minimal if
Speaker 3: you have the money, because none of that nut's getting
Speaker 3: paid off at all.
Speaker 4: So I would encourage you to do a couple of things.
Speaker 3: One, if she's the one, give her the I don't
Speaker 3: know the money here, but I imagine it's couple thousand bucks.
Speaker 3: Give her the money because eventually you're gonna be together
Speaker 3: and it's gonna be y'all's money. Two, I wouldn't loan
Speaker 3: her the whole bulk of the money. The loaning thing
Speaker 3: is tough what you could do, because then she won't
Speaker 3: feel like she owes you is you can just hey,
Speaker 3: why just let me cover this bill for you for
Speaker 3: a while because that helps, and then she doesn't know you.
Speaker 3: Now you're not gonna get paid act. But if it's
Speaker 3: one hundred and eighty bucks a month, you got that
Speaker 3: and you're not significantly in financially, and then if you
Speaker 3: decide to get together, you can pay it off. Then
Speaker 3: if you break up, that's on her. You loan her
Speaker 3: a bunch of money. It changes the dynamic. When Eddie
Speaker 3: and I were hitting, I gave him a bunch of
Speaker 3: money and.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and it changed everything. Broke up. Yeah, Well but
Speaker 4: we're back together now because we're married and we get for.
Speaker 3: Those who Eddie I have been married for three years now,
Speaker 3: it's never better. It's our money now, it's our money now. Yes,
Speaker 3: that's my advice.
Speaker 4: Do you want to say anything about that?
Speaker 7: Yeah, I mean I think that this is just an
Speaker 7: opportunity to see what it would be like to have
Speaker 7: finances as a part of your relationship. Like you said, oh,
Speaker 7: I don't know if I want to bring that into
Speaker 7: our relationship. But like Bobby said, if this is a
Speaker 7: long term thing, then this is a good time to
Speaker 7: test that out and see how you would react and
Speaker 7: want to support each other. I guess I'm curious, like
Speaker 7: how where the debt came from.
Speaker 4: Because that's a deeper issue.
Speaker 1: Sure, yeah, I know, because then that's like a responsibility thing.
Speaker 3: I think I just wouldn't loan her that as a bulk.
Speaker 1: So yeah, and you can't ever. I think you and
Speaker 1: I both learned you don't.
Speaker 3: Love when I married everyone.
Speaker 1: I don't love money with an expectation of getting.
Speaker 3: Paid back the people you love.
Speaker 1: Two people. Yes, yes, there could be a business deal.
Speaker 4: Have any money I have long for other reasons.
Speaker 5: I expect to get.
Speaker 7: Paid right, But when it's a loved one or friend
Speaker 7: or family member, then you just if you have the
Speaker 7: ability to do it, you just give it and if
Speaker 7: they pay it back, great.
Speaker 4: Thank you for emailing.
Speaker 3: Good luck with that.
Speaker 4: Well, it's not the answer you probably wanted, but that's
Speaker 4: the answer I feel comfortable with.
Speaker 3: There's a voicemail from James in Virginia Morning, Bobby Morning Studio.
Speaker 4: I just want to say happy twenty first birthday to Lunch.
Speaker 3: Your original member of the Bob Both family.
Speaker 4: Anyway, Happy twenty first lunch.
Speaker 3: God bless you Bobby had the family.
Speaker 4: Thank you? Did you know today was your twenty first
Speaker 4: your anniversary on the show?
Speaker 8: No, I just now realized it's October, and I knew
Speaker 8: I started in October of two thousand and three, but
Speaker 8: I didn't know.
Speaker 4: Look at that. Now you think you can drink at work?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yeah, he's twenty one. It works. And what are they
Speaker 4: gonna say he's old enough to drink it work? That's wild?
Speaker 3: I mean, what if I can make it one more year,
Speaker 3: that's half my life.
Speaker 1: If you can make it.
Speaker 8: If I make it one more year of their job, man.
Speaker 4: But you'll be one year older. So will it be happy?
Speaker 8: Because it'll be twenty two and I'll be it'll be
Speaker 8: twenty two years here and i'll.
Speaker 4: Be forty four.
Speaker 3: But then if you do one more year, then it
Speaker 3: won't be it'd be more than half your more than
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, I didn't think about that.
Speaker 4: Mind blown mind blown emoji like.
Speaker 5: I'm kidd that's I mean, that was weird.
Speaker 4: Man, have a bigger man, a.
Speaker 5: Pile of stories.
Speaker 1: So here's something to kickstart our week.
Speaker 7: An art teacher in Kentucky is going viral for a
Speaker 7: motivational speech that she gave her students.
Speaker 5: You don't got to be perfect.
Speaker 1: It has got to be done.
Speaker 2: Let's not be hard on our so along the way.
Speaker 5: So it's quite hard enough.
Speaker 8: After all, this.
Speaker 3: Line stressed out. I like it.
Speaker 4: It's a little long.
Speaker 9: I like it a lot.
Speaker 3: It's a little long.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna memorize that. But that's a little long. But
Speaker 4: I do like that.
Speaker 3: I like that.
Speaker 4: I like to like the emotion with it, the energy
Speaker 4: with it, she says it, and the like.
Speaker 1: You could do that with us some mornings.
Speaker 7: You could be like, all right, Chritine, like, let's go
Speaker 7: and you say something and we say it back to you.
Speaker 1: Motivated.
Speaker 4: Think about that.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, the next one, Okay.
Speaker 7: I'm curious, if y'all get a recall on something, do
Speaker 7: y'all stop using it immediately?
Speaker 3: It depends what the recall is. If it involves putting
Speaker 3: me out of being annoyed at all.
Speaker 1: Now, okay, well, most.
Speaker 7: Most people will try to do whatever they can to
Speaker 7: get a refund or get some sort of money back,
Speaker 7: or get whatever's being offered by the place. But most
Speaker 7: Americans continue just using the product. But it's obviously been
Speaker 7: recalled because there's something dangerous like kind of shocked by
Speaker 7: the high number of people that just continue on.
Speaker 4: It depends if e yrun's our day or not like
Speaker 4: your car man yet.
Speaker 3: But if it's about getting money back, that's one thing.
Speaker 3: But if you go like drop something off and wait,
Speaker 3: just wait for it to come back, when you can
Speaker 3: keep using it and not have to spend an hour
Speaker 3: going and what I don't do that?
Speaker 9: What about when you see, like this kind of milk
Speaker 9: has been recalled? Do you go check it behind that milk?
Speaker 4: I know I've never had anything recalled.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but he's but he's asking do you check the serials?
Speaker 3: I don't know because I've never had it happen. But
Speaker 3: I would also say no, right, you should check. No,
Speaker 3: But I've never had anything that I even eat get recalled.
Speaker 1: Woh, I've had to check stuff before, get the cereal numbers.
Speaker 3: And like Okay, once a car I had had like
Speaker 3: a gas tank thing where it could catch on fire.
Speaker 3: Now we're talking, I think it just blocked it out
Speaker 3: and kept driving.
Speaker 7: When back when I had a Jetta, they had a
Speaker 7: recall for the heat seaters catching fire.
Speaker 1: Mine caught fire?
Speaker 7: Huh no way, yeah, yes, it's like the little thread
Speaker 7: part started burning, and it was like, why is the
Speaker 7: stread that used to be white like black?
Speaker 1: And I was like, what's that smell?
Speaker 4: Did you take it back?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean eventually I just got rid of the car.
Speaker 7: But yet I guess see, okay, well I was twenty
Speaker 7: four then I was in this response.
Speaker 3: I know I got dryer once I had like a
Speaker 3: fire thing too. There was like be careful, and I
Speaker 3: just decought. I wasn't gonna dry when I wasn't at
Speaker 3: home because I wasn't gonna take it back.
Speaker 4: There's no way what am I gonna take it? Did
Speaker 4: I take a dryer?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 1: Well do you know that? They say just in general,
Speaker 1: But I just though I kept.
Speaker 3: Trying when even when I left, but it took like
Speaker 3: two weeks. I dried it home, but I did for
Speaker 3: two weeks.
Speaker 7: Even if there's no recall. They do say, don't run
Speaker 7: the dryer when you're not home.
Speaker 4: That's impossible.
Speaker 3: There's two things when I'm home I'm still gonna do
Speaker 3: even if I leave. Number one, run the dryer. Number two,
Speaker 3: light a bunch of candles before.
Speaker 7: Post Malone is doing a collab with UG, and so
Speaker 7: this is an UG that's gonna look like a classic UG.
Speaker 7: But the soul of it is this vibrant blue color,
Speaker 7: and then the top part is the classic neutral brown look.
Speaker 3: A boot because UG does different boots. UG boots better
Speaker 3: than whenever, because I like and I wore them for
Speaker 3: a bit.
Speaker 4: What are they think?
Speaker 3: Like?
Speaker 4: Lucoms had his own set of crocks. Rocks, got it?
Speaker 3: You know those are cool too? Oh these are boots? Okay,
Speaker 3: so not I like these. I'm looking at these boots.
Speaker 3: They look a bit like traditional.
Speaker 1: What's that?
Speaker 3: I don't wear boots? What's the brand of boot that
Speaker 3: people wear? What like Timberland boots with like a blue
Speaker 3: thing on it? Okay, look at that's pretty good.
Speaker 4: That was Amy's pile of stories.
Speaker 5: It's time for the good news.
Speaker 3: Bobby. United Airlines had a land of flight, so they
Speaker 3: land down in New Mexic Go and then they're like, hey,
Speaker 3: we got some sort of situation here.
Speaker 4: We leave him for seven hours. I had to wait
Speaker 4: for a new plane. Can't you even that? That's so frustrating.
Speaker 3: But the pilot bought everybody pizzas.
Speaker 1: Oh that's cool, that's awesome.
Speaker 3: You're to thirty pizzas from a local pizza shot.
Speaker 4: Question, does the driver go to the tarmac, Like, how
Speaker 4: does that?
Speaker 3: It had to be delivered right to the gate and
Speaker 3: then all one hundred and fifty passengers eight and then
Speaker 3: you made him a plate. But I'm not I think
Speaker 3: they were able to let the pizza guy out on Okay,
Speaker 3: take it to the.
Speaker 8: Gate, Okay, hold on, But why don't they get off
Speaker 8: the plane?
Speaker 3: I don't know, because if the pizza guy can get
Speaker 3: all on yelling at me, there's no, there's no. He
Speaker 3: didn't get on the plane.
Speaker 4: He didn't, he didn't get on. He delivered, he delivered.
Speaker 4: It delivered somebody from outside. They took it in. Okay, No,
Speaker 4: I don't care.
Speaker 8: They were able to get the pizza on the plane,
Speaker 8: so let the people.
Speaker 4: Off the plane.
Speaker 3: There are certain rules, and there have been times I've
Speaker 3: been allowed to get off a plane with the group,
Speaker 3: and there are certain times where the're like, hey, in
Speaker 3: case we're able to leave the next forty five minutes,
Speaker 3: we're not letting him off the plane yet because it
Speaker 3: takes another two hours to do so. I know you
Speaker 3: yelled at me.
Speaker 4: There, I'm not yelling at you.
Speaker 3: You did.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I'm sorry, and it hurts. I'm frustrated with that.
Speaker 8: I'm frustrated with the law of hey, we can order pizzas,
Speaker 8: they can bring them on the plane, but guys, you
Speaker 8: can't get off the plane.
Speaker 3: But that is because they may leave quicker than they
Speaker 3: Then if you get off and it takes you have
Speaker 3: to put everybody back, bring them all through, sitting all again.
Speaker 1: Bringing on a pizza's way faster than.
Speaker 4: I think I can get on quicker than seven hours.
Speaker 4: But you're acting like it was at the end of
Speaker 4: the seven hours.
Speaker 3: I'm not finding this. It also wasn't the end of
Speaker 3: the seven hour. I'll tell you what, though.
Speaker 4: Whatever I'm going through, a pizza always makes it better.
Speaker 3: It was like in the first hour, and I think
Speaker 3: later they got off the plane, but at the time
Speaker 3: they didn't get off the plane because they didn't know
Speaker 3: they were gonna be able to leave, and the pilot
Speaker 3: bought all the pizzas. That's cool, man, No, I feel
Speaker 3: some sour. I'm sour, all right, there you go. That's
Speaker 3: what it's all about. That was telling me something good
Speaker 3: on the Bobby Bones Show.
Speaker 1: Now Nicholls Show.
Speaker 3: How's it going?
Speaker 5: Buddy's going great?
Speaker 3: Man, Good to see it's been a long time. Good
Speaker 3: to see you too, maybe like a year. I mean,
Speaker 3: we see each other raised back football games, so I guess,
Speaker 3: but here we haven't seen each other.
Speaker 10: We're in good moods today, Yeah, because we didn't see
Speaker 10: each other a Razor back game.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's you're right, that's true.
Speaker 3: I have a question. We were talking about you. I
Speaker 3: was at Stone Cold Steve Austin's house. We were doing
Speaker 3: some work with him. He brings you up. He went
Speaker 3: to your show, and he was did you know this?
Speaker 5: Did not know this?
Speaker 3: So he mentioned going to one, he mentioned going to
Speaker 3: one of your shows.
Speaker 4: He's a big fan of yours.
Speaker 5: Wow.
Speaker 3: We were talking about music and he was like, you know,
Speaker 3: I like Joe Nichols and he said he and his
Speaker 3: wife went to your show. And I thought that was
Speaker 3: pretty cool. And I know if you're a Stone Cold
Speaker 3: fan or not, but I thought, yeah, who doesn't love
Speaker 3: Stone Cold Steve Austin.
Speaker 10: Right, I was a fan before third Downs at Arkansas became.
Speaker 10: You know the stone called Steve Austin.
Speaker 3: Yeah, like he's one of the most famous people of
Speaker 3: our childhood.
Speaker 10: In case y'all didn't know, that's what Arkansas does on
Speaker 10: third downs, they played the stone Cold, Steve, I'm sorry.
Speaker 5: I had to explain that that's okay.
Speaker 3: Him and I having a private conversation and you don't
Speaker 3: read him. He never said what's up. He just came
Speaker 3: to the show and right, have you ever met Stone Cold?
Speaker 5: I've never met him, so I don't know. Maybe yeah,
Speaker 5: he was at a show.
Speaker 3: You're like it him and George Strait. You know he
Speaker 3: brought up he brought you up at George Strait.
Speaker 10: For a long time, I did drink a lot, so
Speaker 10: it's possible that some of those years I didn't know anybody,
Speaker 10: didn't meet anybody.
Speaker 3: Really, I feel like it was pretty recent though, don't
Speaker 3: you think I think he said it was recent?
Speaker 5: Well, then I have no excuse.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but I think he just wanted to go to
Speaker 3: the show as a normal guy.
Speaker 5: Huh.
Speaker 3: And he did, and he was like he loves Joe Nichols.
Speaker 5: That is awesome.
Speaker 3: I know. I thought you'd want to know that because
Speaker 3: I don't want.
Speaker 10: To know that's well, uh, if you see him again,
Speaker 10: you know probably won't, but if I do, I'll tell him.
Speaker 3: You ever have like people reach out and come to
Speaker 3: a show, like who's been the coolest, like athlete or
Speaker 3: like other artists or celebrity to ever come to a show.
Speaker 10: Uh, you know, it's it's a weird group of people,
Speaker 10: I gotta say. And and most of the time they
Speaker 10: canceled the last minute. Uh T Bow was supposed to
Speaker 10: come to a show. I think he canceled the last minute.
Speaker 10: I don't know what it is about me they canceled
Speaker 10: last minute.
Speaker 3: He tried to say something's life on the side of
Speaker 3: the road or something like he was probably coming to
Speaker 3: the show and had to like stop.
Speaker 5: And that's.
Speaker 3: Yes, absolutely, Uh, let's see.
Speaker 10: You know, there's some some strange stuff. I think in
Speaker 10: act Sean Penn, I think was supposed to come to
Speaker 10: whow we did in San Francisco.
Speaker 3: Why somebody's supposed to come is it may ever show up?
Speaker 5: No, That's what I'm saying. I've been a super show time.
Speaker 10: I'm like, we're showing he's supposed to be here, like, ah,
Speaker 10: he got stuck, he couldn't make it, he's with the
Speaker 10: governor or something like that.
Speaker 3: It was it was something like that, who have you
Speaker 3: found out was a big fan of yours? Then let's
Speaker 3: say that because I guess T Bo and Shawn Pin
Speaker 3: would count if they wanted to come to a show.
Speaker 4: They must have known who you were.
Speaker 5: I would imagine that conversation was like, who am I
Speaker 5: going to see tonight?
Speaker 10: Who's that guy again? Why am I there? It was
Speaker 10: for a performing arts place out there in San Francisco. Man,
Speaker 10: you know a lot of football players. That DJ Moore
Speaker 10: that plays the Bears. Yeah, he's He was at a
Speaker 10: show recently and I was like, it's cool to meet you,
Speaker 10: big NFL fans.
Speaker 3: You ever get do you get people to sign stuff
Speaker 3: if they come to a show or do you play
Speaker 3: it cool? Man?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 5: I don't.
Speaker 10: The only time I've ever done something like that was
Speaker 10: when I did the thing with Posts not too long ago,
Speaker 10: and I had him do a video for my daughters.
Speaker 10: You know, my ten year old and my twelve year
Speaker 10: old girls in middle school can be a little rough,
Speaker 10: you know. I I've learned this as a as a
Speaker 10: girl dad. And that would have, you know, made them
Speaker 10: like super super popular and at.
Speaker 3: School because post Malone is cold to them, postmone is awesome.
Speaker 5: Yeah. So they found I was doing that and they're
Speaker 5: like why Uh, they said, why post.
Speaker 10: Just a long story. So anyway, I was like when
Speaker 10: I met him, like, oh, man, I hate I hate
Speaker 10: doing this. I'm sorry. But instead of like a sign thing,
Speaker 10: you mind taking a little video, you know, for my kids.
Speaker 10: You know, sometimes they have rough days and this might
Speaker 10: cheer them up. And he's like, oh, yeah, we shot
Speaker 10: this video. He's super cool, by the way, shot this video.
Speaker 10: And he totally cussed her. And I was like, they're
Speaker 10: not gonna be able to.
Speaker 5: Show they go to a Christian school. Look at it,
Speaker 5: you know, look at fun.
Speaker 3: So you did posted a show, Postmoon did a show
Speaker 3: and you played at it. Is it Marathon Music works
Speaker 3: here right in town, right? Yeah? So how did that
Speaker 3: come together?
Speaker 4: I was gonna ask you that.
Speaker 5: Man, It was a weird thing. I was ironing clothes
Speaker 5: one day.
Speaker 10: There's no kid, and I like to iron in the
Speaker 10: middle of the day because it kind of, you know,
Speaker 10: gives me a time to think about stuff. And my
Speaker 10: one of my management company people called me and said, hey,
Speaker 10: Post Malone's trying to get ahold of you. And I'm like,
Speaker 10: I'm sure you got the wrong number. I'm positive I'm
Speaker 10: not the guy. You meant to say that too, And
Speaker 10: they're like, no, he's he's a big fan and and
Speaker 10: uh loves loves your stuff and wants you to come
Speaker 10: out and do a show with him at Stage Coach
Speaker 10: and I was like, I was like Saturday, right, He's
Speaker 10: say yes, And I said, I have a show in
Speaker 10: Texas Saturday, and he's like, well, we'll just get out
Speaker 10: of it. Like I have an actual tour and fans
Speaker 10: and they pay me money to go to a show
Speaker 10: and I can't.
Speaker 5: Just sorry, guys, I gonna go see Post. So I
Speaker 5: was I wasn't able to do that.
Speaker 10: I was like, I tell him, I'm sorry, I give
Speaker 10: him my number, you know, And I was that was
Speaker 10: the last I expected to hear anything about that. And
Speaker 10: fast forward a few weeks, his guy reached out again, like,
Speaker 10: hey man, Joe Post really wants to talk to Joe,
Speaker 10: invite him to another thing.
Speaker 5: What days you got available? And I'm like, I'm starting to.
Speaker 10: Think you really are a fan of start, really think
Speaker 10: you know my name. And so anyway, we we got
Speaker 10: together and I came to soundcheck. We wanted to do
Speaker 10: Broken Heartsfield for his album release, and so went to
Speaker 10: sound check and I was ready, and I was so ready.
Speaker 10: In situations like that, you never know what to expect.
Speaker 10: I was so expecting I got to go, yeah, didn't
Speaker 10: you sing this one song? You know, and then have
Speaker 10: to learn broken Heartsfield. I'm not really a fan, but
Speaker 10: he kind of knew who I was a little not
Speaker 10: that guy at all. He was like, man, this is
Speaker 10: such a cool deal. And I knew all of it,
Speaker 10: and he kind of knew a lot of stuff that
Speaker 10: I wasn't expecting to know. And I came out there
Speaker 10: and you know, soundcheck, sang the first line, wore that
Speaker 10: cowboy hat, and.
Speaker 3: He's like, ah, this is amazing.
Speaker 10: I was like, oh man, this makes me feel like
Speaker 10: I'm singing this for the first time, Like is this impressive?
Speaker 10: Is this good?
Speaker 5: That's great?
Speaker 3: That's really cool.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's super cool.
Speaker 3: Guy. Did you get you close? Iron? Though? Like all
Speaker 3: my wrinkles are all gone.
Speaker 5: Question of that story is they did get ironed?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 10: I don't know if you've ever done this. I had
Speaker 10: to learn this lesson the hard way. But don't ever
Speaker 10: iron naked. That's a terrible habit I learned, and I
Speaker 10: had to unlearn it quick.
Speaker 3: I would imagine it was the hot water would get
Speaker 3: you the steam water? Yeah, because I put water when
Speaker 3: I iron.
Speaker 5: That's not what I was thinking about. Yeah, unless you're
Speaker 5: not coordinated and just bumping stuff.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, I feel yeah. Yeah, yeah again, I
Speaker 3: never have.
Speaker 4: I don't do a lot ironing.
Speaker 3: I go, I go to the dryer.
Speaker 4: I'm just a dude, you know.
Speaker 3: I go to the dry Yeah. I just throw in
Speaker 3: the dryer and it is what it is when it
Speaker 3: comes out. You know, if it survives, it survives. I
Speaker 3: was reading it's nineteen years and since Tequila makes her
Speaker 3: clothes fall off?
Speaker 5: Oh my god, right, is it nineteen years years?
Speaker 3: That's wild.
Speaker 4: It feels like that that.
Speaker 3: I was just listening to that song like living life. Yeah,
Speaker 3: does that feel like many lives ago or yesterday?
Speaker 5: Both? It feels like it happened last year.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 5: It's such a big kind of career song for me. Man,
Speaker 5: I don't know. Sometimes many of those things happened to
Speaker 5: somebody else.
Speaker 10: It feels like, you know, the Broken Heartsville era of
Speaker 10: my life and then Tequila and then you know the
Speaker 10: later hits.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 10: Like I said, it all kind of feels like different
Speaker 10: people for different different reasons. I was crazy in two
Speaker 10: thousand and five and two thousand and six, I mean
Speaker 10: crazy and uh, I'm gonna work fur coats and stuff.
Speaker 3: Like that kind of season.
Speaker 10: This guy has lost his mind. Like I show up
Speaker 10: like middle of the afternoon in a suit like I'm
Speaker 10: here to do something iron too and iron burn coat.
Speaker 5: But no, I was a little crazy. But yeah, it
Speaker 5: does be like many lives ago.
Speaker 3: Nineteen years I mean, it makes me start to feel
Speaker 3: like that's many lives ago, because that's a song that
Speaker 3: I can remember where I was in my life. Like
Speaker 3: there are nine or ten, twelve of those songs that
Speaker 3: you hear and you're like, oh man, it kind of
Speaker 3: puts me in that place where I was now nineteen
Speaker 3: years ago and now here you are. I don't know.
Speaker 3: For you, I feel like you could just play all
Speaker 3: the hits and just be good. Yeah, But also there's
Speaker 3: an artist part of you that wants to keep creating.
Speaker 4: How do you balance that?
Speaker 10: Uh, well, I keep finding myself wanting to cut new music,
Speaker 10: and I've heard some of my friends that have kind
Speaker 10: of walked away a little bit that goes away, like
Speaker 10: I don't really want to cut anything else.
Speaker 5: I've done what I've done.
Speaker 10: You know, it's a it's kind of a grind to
Speaker 10: do new music, you know, from the production of it
Speaker 10: to the promotion of it. It's just a long, busy process.
Speaker 10: And like you're right, and like you said, you're right,
Speaker 10: I could probably set sail a little bit if I
Speaker 10: wanted to play the hits. Yeah, be fine. I remember
Speaker 10: that moment my book and Agy tell me that he's like,
Speaker 10: all right. At this point, we just have this conversation
Speaker 10: with our artists. If you never had another hit, never
Speaker 10: had another thing, you'd be fine. Here's what you're gonna do,
Speaker 10: here's the money you get, and blah blah, blah blah.
Speaker 10: I'm like, all right, that sounds a lot like you
Speaker 10: want me to hire and no, no, no, just saying
Speaker 10: if you're ever thinking about you know, where you're at
Speaker 10: in life, where you're at in your career, you could
Speaker 10: end it today and you'd be fine. And like, oh god,
Speaker 10: it makes me want to start over again. I don't
Speaker 10: want to get to that point.
Speaker 3: And so honky tonks and country songs and do all
Speaker 3: the songs kind of sound because I've heard some of
Speaker 3: the songs. They all kind of feel like you're in
Speaker 3: a hockey talk.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, I think for the most part.
Speaker 3: We got a guitar.
Speaker 10: Guitar, Yeah, we got see a guitar. We got a
Speaker 10: even fiddle on this. Can you believe that fiddle still guitar.
Speaker 10: It's a lot of dance stuff, Like you know, when
Speaker 10: I started playing in clubs in the mid nineties, we
Speaker 10: used to do a lot of you know, Beaches of
Speaker 10: Cheyenne and a lot of George Strait songs that you
Speaker 10: dance to, two steppers and even some line dancing, and.
Speaker 5: So this album has a lot of those on there.
Speaker 10: That's that's what I remember about the nineties being cool
Speaker 10: is we had a lot of stuff you could dance to.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I go Electric Cowboy. Oh yeah, yeah, they played Nelly,
Speaker 3: but I would freaking nail some George straight. I two step.
Speaker 3: My grandma taught me a two step. I was multi
Speaker 3: dimensional at the Electric Cowboy because I got grind. I
Speaker 3: can also two step.
Speaker 4: I needed to.
Speaker 3: I want to play the new song here better than you.
Speaker 3: So any bosco part of the song, Yeah, tell me
Speaker 3: about this. Watch you pick the song.
Speaker 10: So the song is co written by one of the
Speaker 10: co producers of my record And it's kind of rare
Speaker 10: that you see a song that's actually written for as
Speaker 10: a duet, you know. That's what they did with this song.
Speaker 10: And we knew it was a hit.
Speaker 5: We felt like it was a hit anyone if we
Speaker 5: just didn't screw it up.
Speaker 10: It felt like one of those Aldan duets that he's
Speaker 10: had a lot of success with, and so we're like,
Speaker 10: all right, now we need a good duet partner. And
Speaker 10: we kind of talked about some of the younger artists
Speaker 10: and like, man, I wouldn't feel right. You know, I'm
Speaker 10: not sixty, but I'm not twenty, so you know, kind
Speaker 10: of age appropriate here. Let's let's get somebody that would
Speaker 10: be believable. And so they crossed, like the mega Maroney's
Speaker 10: off the list and like that's creepy, Like I'm the
Speaker 10: love of your life, right, So we we kind of
Speaker 10: started talking about artists and Benny Brown who just signed
Speaker 10: this this girl, any Bosco from California, great singer, phenomenal
Speaker 10: singer and a phenomenal personality, like a super charming lady.
Speaker 10: And he's like, man, check out her live show and
Speaker 10: see what you think. And we did a show together
Speaker 10: in El Paso, Texas, and she sang like Chris Christofferson
Speaker 10: songs and I was expecting like the young you know,
Speaker 10: let me talk about Mex's boyfriend all that kind of stuff,
Speaker 10: and she was like super into the old stuff like
Speaker 10: I'd get into. And so I was like, Okay, we
Speaker 10: got this is a little bit of magic, and so
Speaker 10: I asked her to be a part of it. We
Speaker 10: asked her to be a part of that, and she's like, absolutely,
Speaker 10: let's do this. And you know, she sang it great.
Speaker 10: She works her tail off, works really hard. She's super pretty,
Speaker 10: you know, which.
Speaker 5: Makes you know who she is. Makes it awkward with
Speaker 5: my wife.
Speaker 3: And I feel like I've seen her or like I
Speaker 3: like watch her videos on TikTok or something. Yeah, because
Speaker 3: as soon as I saw that you did the song
Speaker 3: with her, I was like, how do I know?
Speaker 4: Annie?
Speaker 3: I think that's how like, like because I obviously follow
Speaker 3: a lot of country music people on TikTok. Yeah, I
Speaker 3: think I've just seen her perform. She's good.
Speaker 5: She is good.
Speaker 3: Yeah, she's really good.
Speaker 10: And she does great on the social media stuff, which
Speaker 10: I do not do well. I think my the things
Speaker 10: that I think are funny, I'll send to the people
Speaker 10: that post stuff and like this is funny, right, and
Speaker 10: they're like, oh God, don't ever say that.
Speaker 3: That's why are you ironing naked? Why did you say
Speaker 3: a video you ironing naked Joe.
Speaker 5: Hotel on the Bobby Bones Show.
Speaker 3: Now, Nico Joe's got this album Honky Talks and Country
Speaker 3: Songs that comes out October twenty fifth. Uh, it's got
Speaker 3: some songs out from it now. But comforaboy and survive
Speaker 3: is that's like a legendary song obviously in country music.
Speaker 3: But you talk about just Arkansas, where where we come from.
Speaker 3: On a Friday Saturdays, I mean just playing like even
Speaker 3: at Walmart parking lot, somebody's got their windows down playing
Speaker 3: this song loud. So you covered this?
Speaker 10: It did, yeah, completely not a dancer, not a dance
Speaker 10: song really more of a tailgate or a bonfire song.
Speaker 3: Or Walmart parking lots of parking lot song. Yeah, why
Speaker 3: this one? Of all? It's a great song. But I
Speaker 3: wonder what drew you to cover this?
Speaker 5: So's it began with something I did live.
Speaker 10: I did a cover of Rooster, the Alison Chains song
Speaker 10: Nick called the Rooster.
Speaker 4: I said, what you did?
Speaker 10: Yeah, dude, that's cool. It was because the character kind
Speaker 10: of seems like the same guy, Like this guy come
Speaker 10: back from Vietnam and he's just a country board cancer
Speaker 10: vive guy. A little can't mess with me, I'll mess
Speaker 10: with you kind of guy.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 10: We've known a lot of those people, you know, from
Speaker 10: being where we're from, and so I mashed it up
Speaker 10: live and it works great because a lot of country fans,
Speaker 10: a lot of older country fans today know Alison Chains
Speaker 10: music and like they've come over to the country a
Speaker 10: little bit like me. I love Alison Chains back in
Speaker 10: the nineties, So.
Speaker 5: That mashup was cool lives.
Speaker 10: We wanted to do it in the studio when we
Speaker 10: got a studio doing a mashup, and like, I don't
Speaker 10: know if we can make this work without cutting it
Speaker 10: separately and then doing some magic, you know, technology wise
Speaker 10: and making that happen.
Speaker 5: And so we end up cutting two.
Speaker 10: Separate tracks and getting a really good cut on the
Speaker 10: entire country Board Cancer Vive track, and I'm like.
Speaker 5: Well, this is pretty cool. Maybe we should keep this.
Speaker 10: I'm usually I'm like, let's not cut Hello Darling or
Speaker 10: Friends of Little Places, or you know, any kind of
Speaker 10: signature song. You stay away from those things, you know,
Speaker 10: because you're gonna make everybody mad and it's never gonna
Speaker 10: be as good.
Speaker 5: As the original.
Speaker 10: I feel like we got a good enough cut where
Speaker 10: it's not like, oh God, we did this. The energy's right,
Speaker 10: it's got a cool like breakaway from the album moment.
Speaker 5: You know, there's something recognizable in there. Get a little
Speaker 5: bit grit on the Bobby Bones Show.
Speaker 3: Now, Nicholls, you still live away from Nashville, right, Yeah?
Speaker 3: I feel like if you don't live here, you can
Speaker 3: actually separate and have a real human life and then
Speaker 3: a real professional life. Yeah, why did you seek that out?
Speaker 5: I had no choice on the matter.
Speaker 3: Really.
Speaker 10: I got married in two thousand and seven, and my
Speaker 10: wife made it about a year in Nashville, and she's like,
Speaker 10: I'm going to Texas. So you can come with me
Speaker 10: or not, but I'm going to Texas. And I don't
Speaker 10: think she fit in really a lot here, and I
Speaker 10: was gone a lot, so I was on the road.
Speaker 10: She'd be home, you know, at the house, and you know,
Speaker 10: we've talked about raising kids, and so she's like, you know,
Speaker 10: I got my family in East Texas. You know that
Speaker 10: ain't really fair to me to kind of let make
Speaker 10: me raise a kid alone here in Nashville where.
Speaker 5: I don't really like anybody. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's and you're gone. I mean, it's a great point,
Speaker 3: you're not here that much anyway.
Speaker 10: Yeah, and and there's just a lot of stuff that,
Speaker 10: you know, I want to raise the kids in a
Speaker 10: normal life, normal normal crowd.
Speaker 5: You know that they can kind of get through.
Speaker 10: Not anything knock against Nashville, but that you do have
Speaker 10: to kind of fit into a groove here. That's you know,
Speaker 10: people are kind of related to the business somehow.
Speaker 3: It's not all reality all the time.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's a it's a weird place.
Speaker 3: I would imagine to have kids too, because I mean,
Speaker 3: you got like other celebrity kids running around and yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: I know. I admire the fact that you know, you
Speaker 3: chunk deuces and got out of here, like that's awesome.
Speaker 3: Uh so is she from there? Is that like her family?
Speaker 5: She's from Longview.
Speaker 3: That's where you want to be in your family anyway, right,
Speaker 3: Oh yeah. On childcare, that's all I hear. Save on childcare.
Speaker 3: It's easy to do.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 3: Well, it's been really good to see you man, Good
Speaker 3: to see you too. Congrats on the new song and
Speaker 3: can't wait for the full record to be out. And
Speaker 3: the cover is really cool that hangs junior cover. I'm
Speaker 3: going to have you sign on the back of this
Speaker 3: Arkansas helmet here. Yes, so so far it's just you
Speaker 3: and Tracy Lawrence. Oh cool, there's a theme here, here's
Speaker 3: a theme. Well, yes it is actually, so there's a
Speaker 3: theme here. It's only people from Arkansas, all right. And
Speaker 3: so if you sign that and then we're going to
Speaker 3: auction it off eventually.
Speaker 5: So I can sign it pretty big then, uh.
Speaker 3: Is there's only like four of us?
Speaker 4: Yes? Can you see it?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Okay, not as good as track and Lawrence.
Speaker 4: Okay, all right, do we have a do we have
Speaker 4: a Yeah?
Speaker 3: That's good.
Speaker 4: You can see that.
Speaker 3: Okay, and then I'll auction and keep all the money for.
Speaker 5: Myself, all right, perfect?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yet.
Speaker 3: Yeah, great to see you. I hope the record just crushes.
Speaker 5: I appreciate it, man, Thank you man.
Speaker 3: Keep being you. Whenever they were like Joe's coming by,
Speaker 3: like I love Joe, so you know, it's it's always
Speaker 3: an automatic. Yes, So thanks for coming by and we'll
Speaker 3: see you soon, buddy.
Speaker 5: Thank you man.
Speaker 3: You guys be sure to check out Hockey Talks and
Speaker 3: Country Songs comes out October twenty fifth. But there are
Speaker 3: some uh songs that are out now, like as doing
Speaker 3: Life with You out now.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we've released two of them to DSPs and that and.
Speaker 3: Know if I had them or if they were out
Speaker 3: yeah doing live with you what I bottle it up?
Speaker 5: Bottle it up is the other one.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and so country Boy can't survive, though not yet.
Speaker 10: I think that's gonna drop with the album, kind of
Speaker 10: like a one of the meat and potatoes things from
Speaker 10: the album.
Speaker 4: You know, I love meat potatoes.
Speaker 3: You guys love me potatos. Yeah, I love potatoes all
Speaker 3: right at Joe Nickel and Joe go to see a buddy.
Speaker 3: Thank you for coming to you.
Speaker 5: Thank you.
Speaker 3: From a research journal called Science, a new study says
Speaker 3: that about seventy two percent of people will report a
Speaker 3: lost wallet if it's containing a large sum of money. Now,
Speaker 3: this actually happened. We played this on our post show
Speaker 3: right hit me with that voicemail.
Speaker 5: We pulled it somewhere.
Speaker 7: We've never been walked over to the dog and was
Speaker 7: out there for a few minutes and walk back. Well,
Speaker 7: there is a wallet in the grass, grabbed it, talk
Speaker 7: of it, of course, got in the car.
Speaker 1: There is three one two, three hundred and twenty four dollars.
Speaker 4: It has credit cards and all that ID and where
Speaker 4: they live is probably a good thirty maybe forty minutes
Speaker 4: away from here. If somebody, if we left it, somebody
Speaker 4: else is going to take it.
Speaker 3: So what would you guys do? So what I had
Speaker 3: said was I would post on social media like and
Speaker 3: I've had this happen before, not that kind of money.
Speaker 4: There was no money in the wallet that I found.
Speaker 3: I just covered up the address and you saw their
Speaker 3: face and name, and I said, hey, I found this
Speaker 3: wallet of this person, and yeah, here's the idea.
Speaker 4: Can somebody find them for me?
Speaker 3: And social media did that, they found them, And I
Speaker 3: think if you live in that area, someone's gonna help
Speaker 3: you out and find them.
Speaker 4: Lunchbox was like, I just turned the wallet in, but
Speaker 4: keep all the cash.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so that's a hat.
Speaker 4: That's a medium.
Speaker 8: The way I look at it is if they have
Speaker 8: three hundred and something dollars in their wallet, they're doing
Speaker 8: just fine in their life.
Speaker 4: That's not fair.
Speaker 5: I'm just saying.
Speaker 8: But like, if they have three one dollar bills, I'm
Speaker 8: probably like, ooh man, they're struggling.
Speaker 4: They need those three dollars. That's not fair.
Speaker 3: Well, why do you want someone to turn your know
Speaker 3: that the appropriate response to that's not fair, as life's
Speaker 3: not fair, be fair by you going turning it in.
Speaker 8: It could be, but it just how I live my
Speaker 8: life and how I think is man. They don't need that,
Speaker 8: and that's my reward. I put it in the mail,
Speaker 8: send it back to them. They're happy to get their
Speaker 8: wallet there. They're happy I got the cash. I don't
Speaker 8: think they're happy you got the cash, but I think
Speaker 8: they're happy. They'd be happier if they got their money.
Speaker 8: They all those three hundred and twenty four dollars, they
Speaker 8: would lose their wallet, they said, to buy a new wallet.
Speaker 5: I mean that's more expensive.
Speaker 3: A new study found that seventy two percent of people
Speaker 3: who will report a lost wallet they give it all back,
Speaker 3: whatever is in it. The more money in the lost wallet,
Speaker 3: the more likely it is to be reported. The finding
Speaker 3: that's the opposite, that's the opposite of what you think.
Speaker 3: The findings suggest that most people are basically honest when asked.
Speaker 3: People say, the more money that's in the wallet, the
Speaker 3: more it feels like stealing, so they do return it.
Speaker 3: If it was less than five dollars, it was almost
Speaker 3: immediately taken or just found to put back in the
Speaker 3: same spot, but rarely reported. So the more money in it.
Speaker 3: The more they turn the money in the wallet back,
Speaker 3: the less money in it, it's like they don't even
Speaker 3: care about people if they have less. It's obsome.
Speaker 7: What lunch Funtion said that the more it feels like stealing.
Speaker 7: My first thought was, like, the more money that's in there,
Speaker 7: the more important it seems to the people that lost it.
Speaker 4: If you're just walking around every day with three hundred
Speaker 4: and twenty four do.
Speaker 3: I just don't think you can assign that to people
Speaker 3: walking around every day, because who knows why they're walking.
Speaker 3: Are they on vacation in a lake or a you
Speaker 3: know't know, so that listener.
Speaker 4: I just encourage them.
Speaker 3: If you find a wallet or an id post on
Speaker 3: social media, don't post all the details. It'd be like, hey,
Speaker 3: can somebody help me find this person. Sometimes you can
Speaker 3: desert the name and find the person as well. But no,
Speaker 3: that's They did a study once where they put like
Speaker 3: a I'm gonna pick a number, one hundred wallets in
Speaker 3: a bathroom in them all and like eighty three of
Speaker 3: them were turned back in with money.
Speaker 4: That's awesome.
Speaker 3: That number is not exactly right, but that was the
Speaker 3: purpose of the study. All the money was there and
Speaker 3: everything was in the wallet, which is wild, and they
Speaker 3: didn't they didn't want to reward or didn't demand they
Speaker 3: get part of the reward before turning it back in, like.
Speaker 9: He does you remember we found that purse in the
Speaker 9: alley back here behind work and then you talked about
Speaker 9: it on air, and then the girl came and picked
Speaker 9: it up.
Speaker 4: Do you remember that We didn't love it was so happy,
Speaker 4: man like, because when you lose your wallet like that,
Speaker 4: it's the worst.
Speaker 3: Like it ruins your day. Yes, and it absolutely makes
Speaker 3: your month if you think you've lost it and you
Speaker 3: got goods the whole process, credit cards, driver's license. Yeah,
Speaker 3: not even the money, but unless it's like one of
Speaker 3: these envelopes that's found in the parking lot with like
Speaker 3: two thousand dollars in it. Books, I got keep half
Speaker 3: of it, but it's like they were taking that to
Speaker 3: the bank for mortgage payment or something to pay off.
Speaker 4: Well, this girl her car got broken into, yes, and.
Speaker 3: That's why the person was there. We just encourage you, guys.
Speaker 3: Do I made this up onto others what you would
Speaker 3: want done to you?
Speaker 5: Boom?
Speaker 3: It's sometimes I'm mark shopping at you're close.
Speaker 4: Yeah, thank you.
Speaker 5: It's time for the good news.
Speaker 7: Right in Milton, Georgia, a teenager, Norah Michaels. She created
Speaker 7: a program called Be Equals as part of her Girl
Speaker 7: Scout Gold Award project, and what she aimed to do
Speaker 7: was to bring teenagers neurotypical.
Speaker 1: You know what that means. That's neat.
Speaker 4: I'd assume that something about thinking brain.
Speaker 7: Yeah, so neurotypical students with Down syndrome students, And she
Speaker 7: brought them together to build friendships. So that way, you know,
Speaker 7: you can have a better understanding of what someone else
Speaker 7: is going through, building those relationships, fostering.
Speaker 1: Community that way.
Speaker 4: So I'm not neurotypical.
Speaker 1: I think you are.
Speaker 4: I don't think you get a fine. I don't think
Speaker 4: you can like diagnose me as something. I don't think
Speaker 4: I'm neurotypical.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I guess, yeah, you have certain things.
Speaker 4: I would say.
Speaker 3: It's a little more than a quirk. Thanks it beautiful.
Speaker 4: That's makes me beautiful. But but got it.
Speaker 3: I understand also why that language exists.
Speaker 4: Neurotypical. Thank you?
Speaker 1: Yes, the good story Yeah, so it's cool too.
Speaker 7: Because she was inspired by Gigi's Playhouse, where she would
Speaker 7: volunteer and that's a nonprofit organization that supports individuals with
Speaker 7: Down syndrome. So through her volunteer work she was able
Speaker 7: to expand on that to other teenagers to get involved.
Speaker 3: Love it, that's what it's all about. That was telling
Speaker 3: me something good. And that is the end of the
Speaker 3: first half of the podcast.
Speaker 4: That is the end of the first half of the podcast.
Speaker 3: Of the podcast, that is the end of the first
Speaker 3: time of the podcast. You can go to a podcast too,
Speaker 3: or you can wait till podcast to come out.