Speaker 1: Mitting.
Speaker 2: Welcome to Friday show. We got a big one morning
Speaker 2: studio morning all right.
Speaker 3: Time for easy trivia.
Speaker 2: The category is weather, Eddie, you're the champion at the
Speaker 2: tr on. What do you call frozen rain that falls
Speaker 2: in balls or chunks of ice?
Speaker 3: That's called hail? That is correct? Amy.
Speaker 2: What instrument measures temperature thermometer?
Speaker 3: Correct? Abby?
Speaker 2: What is the white fluffy form of frozen precipitation snow?
Speaker 3: Correct? Lunchbox.
Speaker 2: What do we call a flash of electricity during a storm?
Speaker 3: That would be electricity? No, that'd be a thunder, all right,
Speaker 3: that'd be lightning.
Speaker 2: Okay, nobody goes home in the first round, but if
Speaker 2: you miss one from here out you'll hear this sound.
Speaker 2: You've been everybody ready, right, Eddie is the only one
Speaker 2: with to win this season. How it goes? Here we go.
Speaker 2: The category is things that are green, Eddie. What green
Speaker 2: vegetable is often associated with rabbits?
Speaker 3: Uh? This might be a trick question because it has
Speaker 3: green on it.
Speaker 2: What green vegetable is often associated with rabbits?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 4: My goodness, am I gonna go out here? I'm gonna
Speaker 4: go lettuce Us is correct?
Speaker 3: Bugs Bunny eight carrots, that's.
Speaker 2: One Bugs bunny that's not generally rabbits. That's one Looney
Speaker 2: Tune cartoon character, and it's orange.
Speaker 3: Amy.
Speaker 2: What's the name of the green creature who stole Christmas
Speaker 2: the correct?
Speaker 3: Abby? What green fruit is used to make guacamole? Avocado?
Speaker 2: Correct lunchbox? What green vegetable is known for looking like
Speaker 2: tiny trees?
Speaker 3: Oh? That is broccoli? Correct?
Speaker 2: The category has celebrities with the last names that are
Speaker 2: animals Eddie which NBA legend played for the Boston Celtics
Speaker 2: and has a last name of a flying animal.
Speaker 3: That's Larry Bird? Correct?
Speaker 2: Amy, which artist sings if it makes you happy and
Speaker 2: has a last name of a bird?
Speaker 5: If it makes you happy, then why the hell is
Speaker 5: an answer?
Speaker 3: Last name of a bird? If it makes you three seconds?
Speaker 5: If I can't think of your Atlanta's more sad? If
Speaker 5: it makes oh crow.
Speaker 3: Myself right now? I hate it. I hate it. That's crazy.
Speaker 3: I couldn't be.
Speaker 2: No, I don't know what it's like, Abby. What project
Speaker 2: hail Mary actor has a last name of a baby goose?
Speaker 2: What Project Hail Mary actor has a last name of
Speaker 2: a baby goose?
Speaker 3: Project helmet actor? It is an actor that's amazing? Three seconds?
Speaker 3: I don't know project him Mary. Oh, no, I haven't seen.
Speaker 2: It, Ryan Gosling, Oh, goss, that's what you call it?
Speaker 3: What a baby good is? But just go project Hill Mary, right,
Speaker 3: because you only know what she hasn't seen it. Whatever.
Speaker 3: I haven't seen a lot of things.
Speaker 5: I cannot talk because I couldn't think of Ryl freaking Crow.
Speaker 2: What actress starred in Transformers and has the last name
Speaker 2: of a sly forest animal?
Speaker 3: Oh, that's my hobby, Megan Fox. Correct, Gosh, this category.
Speaker 3: I cannot get that. This category was hard for me.
Speaker 5: I'm not gonna lie when you throw in that animal thing.
Speaker 5: If you were to just say who sings this song?
Speaker 5: I probably would have gotten it. But me thinking of
Speaker 5: a bird freak me out.
Speaker 2: So two people remain Eddie and Wow Eddie. The category
Speaker 2: is The answer starts with F. What legendary singer was
Speaker 2: nicknamed Old Blue Eyes?
Speaker 3: Ah, that's Frank Sinatra, Correct, lunchbox.
Speaker 2: What word means a made up story or literature that
Speaker 2: is not based on real events?
Speaker 6: Say it again, because there's a couple that I'm thinking
Speaker 6: of in my head.
Speaker 2: What word means a made up story or literature that
Speaker 2: is not based on real events?
Speaker 3: Fairy tale. See here's the thing. I had two as well,
Speaker 3: and it wasn't fairy tale, but it was fable and fiction.
Speaker 3: But fiction is the overarching Yeah, got it? Yeah, Yes,
Speaker 3: that's tough, guys. I'm gonna do something just for funzies.
Speaker 3: Do you guys have breakfast this morning? I don't know
Speaker 3: what's wrong.
Speaker 6: I didn't even think fiction because I thought fairy tale,
Speaker 6: Like I thought that was that's not real?
Speaker 3: That happens? Is that not real? Fairy tales? Fairy tale
Speaker 3: would be a version of fiction?
Speaker 2: Sure?
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 5: Uh well, Eddie, you want to get the fact that
Speaker 5: that just happened.
Speaker 3: When you said Sheryl Crow, I wanted to die.
Speaker 5: Because like that, that's so embarrassing.
Speaker 3: Okay, you think the easy trivia gods put a curse
Speaker 3: on you. It's somebody did. Well. There you have it, Eddie,
Speaker 3: nice wing. You're play again next week. There's a question
Speaker 3: to be.
Speaker 2: Hello, Bobby Bones, my friend had been dating this guy
Speaker 2: for about eight months. A few weeks ago, I was
Speaker 2: swiping through a dating app that came across his profile.
Speaker 2: I screenshot at it and sent it to her because
Speaker 2: I thought there's no way she should be dating someone
Speaker 2: who is still on the app. She confronted him huge fight.
Speaker 2: They talked it through. It turns out he had deleted
Speaker 2: the dating app from his phone. The problem is he
Speaker 2: never deleted his profile. Now he feels like I accused
Speaker 2: him of cheating when he didn't do anything wrong. My
Speaker 2: friend says they're okay now, but things have been awkward
Speaker 2: with me and her boyfriend. Do I owe him an apology?
Speaker 2: And if so, what do I say? Signed apprehensive in Atlanta.
Speaker 2: So I'd like to first say that that is a thing.
Speaker 2: And I've known guys who have said, oh, I'm met somebody,
Speaker 2: I'm deleting the app, and they do delete the app,
Speaker 2: but they don't go into settings and delete their profile.
Speaker 2: And then someone sees them and they kind of have
Speaker 2: to prove it by the inactivity inside their profile, meaning
Speaker 2: they have to redowload the app. They have to log
Speaker 2: in and it tells you the last time you've been active,
Speaker 2: and go, look, I've been active in six months.
Speaker 3: I just forgot to delete that the guts.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and that happens I think a lot because we're
Speaker 2: pretty dumb. It's like, I'm out, I'm just gonna delete it.
Speaker 5: I know girls that that's been the case, so it's
Speaker 5: not just guys.
Speaker 3: I don't know many girls, so okay, I just know dudes.
Speaker 5: Yeah, no, I think that that's the thing that happens.
Speaker 5: And as long as, like you said, you can go
Speaker 5: and show that you have them messaging a bunch of
Speaker 5: girls are going out on dates, then it shouldn't cause
Speaker 5: a huge bloud fight. And then you, as the friend,
Speaker 5: you don't have anything to apologize for.
Speaker 2: I can understand if he's like, why is she up
Speaker 2: in our business? But also you're the friend and you
Speaker 2: should always be looking out for your friend. I do
Speaker 2: think it is one two minute conversation with this dude
Speaker 2: to go, hey, I know that was an awkward situation,
Speaker 2: but I was just looking out for my friend.
Speaker 3: It has nothing to do with you, and obviously you
Speaker 3: and want your friends to do the same thing. Yep, same,
Speaker 3: And then he's got to go, yeah, you're right, I.
Speaker 2: Should have deleted my profile, not just the app, because
Speaker 2: there were a lot of things that just happened slightly
Speaker 2: wrong there, but nobody's wrong. And if it is awkward,
Speaker 2: this is one of those where you have to go
Speaker 2: and actually address except for a second, then it will
Speaker 2: forever be fixed.
Speaker 3: But if you don't, it will forever be slightly awkward.
Speaker 3: So you have to have that. I think this can
Speaker 3: even be a text.
Speaker 2: I don't think it has to be a face to
Speaker 2: face because how often do you get to be face
Speaker 2: to face with your friend's boyfriend when no one else
Speaker 2: is around. Yeah, that's just a hard situation to even manufacture.
Speaker 2: I think you can text him and say, hey, I
Speaker 2: think we have a little awkwardness here. I saw that,
Speaker 2: But I think you would probably tell your friend who
Speaker 2: and this is why boom, it's over.
Speaker 3: Move on.
Speaker 2: Yeah, everything that happened deserves some awkwardness, but it also
Speaker 2: deserves to not be awkward anymore because everybody had everybody's
Speaker 2: best interest in mind.
Speaker 5: If he continues to get mad or weird about this, yeah, something's.
Speaker 2: Up if you can't drop it. He was on that
Speaker 2: app and he may be on more. But I would
Speaker 2: finish this with a conclusion conversation. That would be my advice.
Speaker 2: All right, thank you, close it up. We're talking about
Speaker 2: Lunchboks going to the dentist and he is his face
Speaker 2: is all swollen up from the dentist.
Speaker 3: Dude, are you okay? And he goes, yeah, I just
Speaker 3: had to get a cleaning.
Speaker 2: We like that, that's not from the cleaning goes. Yeah,
Speaker 2: they had to inject my mouth over a two day period, right.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it was a deep cleaning, not just a cleaning.
Speaker 6: You're missing the word deep. Yeah, but over two days.
Speaker 6: They couldn't do it in one day. And they had
Speaker 6: to numb his mouth. And I've had many cleaning that's
Speaker 6: never happened to me.
Speaker 2: So I want to play some boyemails first, because this
Speaker 2: went to a place I did not expect it to go.
Speaker 3: Go with the first one.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I'm calling about lunchboxes cleaning. That is standard procedure,
Speaker 7: a deep cleaning. They clean underneath the gums. They will
Speaker 7: numb you one side at a time, so your whole
Speaker 7: mouth isn'tum. I get my gumb with no numbing because
Speaker 7: I like the pain.
Speaker 3: Oh gosh, okay, I didn't give me that option.
Speaker 2: He needs to feel Amy tell him.
Speaker 3: Okay, So Lunchboks has another disease? What are you talking about?
Speaker 5: So our dentists finally got back to us doctor Trimblee
Speaker 5: and he said the deep cleaning is to treat periodontal
Speaker 5: disease and the anesthetic is necessary since the cleaning requires
Speaker 5: sharp instruments deep below the gum line. Often it's done
Speaker 5: one side at a time. Very standard, very typical. But
Speaker 5: it is a disease, so it's not just a standard cleaning.
Speaker 5: You have a disease.
Speaker 3: No, I don't have a disease. It's just I had heard.
Speaker 6: I hadn't been in two and a half years, so
Speaker 6: I had some build up.
Speaker 5: If someone refuses the deep cleaning and they have this disease,
Speaker 5: eventually the bacteria causes the bone to resorb, and that's
Speaker 5: how people. I don't know if that's a typo, but
Speaker 5: I'm just this is a text you sent me. But
Speaker 5: they lose their teeth and require dentures.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, Yeah you have it.
Speaker 2: It's okay. We don't judge you. No, no, you have a disease.
Speaker 2: That's not a regular cleaning.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 6: No, it's the reason it was so bad is because
Speaker 6: it's been two and a half years, so without getting
Speaker 6: it cleaned for two and a half years, there's enough
Speaker 6: bacteria there that they got to clean it out.
Speaker 3: Now we're good multiple years. Yeah, learned a new word resorb.
Speaker 3: That's not a typo.
Speaker 5: That's also known as to swallow up to the orb again.
Speaker 5: To dissolve into like bone tissue for example.
Speaker 3: Yikes, right, play the next one.
Speaker 8: I do feel like you guys were attacking lunchbox, so
Speaker 8: I figured i'd give you guys a call.
Speaker 3: So he probably has gum disease.
Speaker 8: And typically they need to numb me because they have
Speaker 8: to go the load the gun line to clean out
Speaker 8: plot and it's pretty much to help reduce swelling and
Speaker 8: allow that deep cool access.
Speaker 3: So get off of his back.
Speaker 8: Stop making him feel like he's crazy by.
Speaker 3: No, No, no, we were not.
Speaker 2: We were just saying that's not a normal cleaning or
Speaker 2: deep cleaning, like there's something more.
Speaker 3: You have a disease. Yeah.
Speaker 6: No, they didn't mention anything about gum disease. They just
Speaker 6: said it was so bad that they were gonna have
Speaker 6: to go in and get it all out and that
Speaker 6: we should be good to go from here on out.
Speaker 3: And I feel terrible, like if we knew he had
Speaker 3: a disease, we would never said any about it. But
Speaker 3: there is no disease, you heard.
Speaker 2: Okay, let's just walk through him. So he had yeast
Speaker 2: infection in his mouth and rope through that. Yeah, that
Speaker 2: probably led to this pair of o'donaldzes. He has a
Speaker 2: testicle that it is way bigger than the other and
Speaker 2: will not heal itself a pain.
Speaker 3: Where's the like a hernia type?
Speaker 6: It's like a hernia something forward.
Speaker 2: He also had a disease that he gave Amy, turculous. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Amy never had it, and you about once every two weeks,
Speaker 2: I have to go home because you're sick.
Speaker 3: He gets stripped throat every like all the time. That's
Speaker 3: not true. No, it's not true. What are you talking about.
Speaker 3: I've had strip throat?
Speaker 2: Now do you have to go home about every two
Speaker 2: weeks that you come in and you're like, yeah, I
Speaker 2: can't talking.
Speaker 6: Every once in a while, I do wake up and
Speaker 6: my voice is gone. And I do believe that is allergies.
Speaker 6: That they just zap my vocal cords. That's not my fault.
Speaker 6: I can't do anything about that. Yeah, I get really
Speaker 6: bad allergies too. I take medicine. And Amy never had tuberculosis.
Speaker 6: She never took medicine for it. So if she did start.
Speaker 5: And then I quit because I was like, this sucks.
Speaker 3: So he didn't really have it. Next voice mail symptomatic.
Speaker 9: I just wanted to say a scam.
Speaker 3: Or interest deal.
Speaker 9: It's not they had to do it in two sessions,
Speaker 9: and I had the exact same thing done that Lunchbox
Speaker 9: have to get them because I waited too long going
Speaker 9: to the dentist. It's a thing. I mean, it goes
Speaker 9: on everywhere.
Speaker 3: I love the show.
Speaker 2: I wish we wouldn't have said possibly it's a scam
Speaker 2: because it was over two days. We didn't realize it's
Speaker 2: basically a two day surgery because he had a disease.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we didn't know that. That's We're sorry. We're sorry
Speaker 3: you're dealing with that one.
Speaker 2: We apologized. We did not know you had another disease.
Speaker 2: Oh a lot of people have it. You're the voice
Speaker 2: of that disease. Yeah, I do not have a disease.
Speaker 3: I'm sure there's a support group. There's no disease. I
Speaker 3: know you can do commercials for something. It's like Lunchbox,
Speaker 3: I got a disease. Do you need a food train
Speaker 3: or anything? Should we still? We should get a food
Speaker 3: train started?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I would take a food train. I know you,
Speaker 3: but I don't have a disease.
Speaker 2: The inventor of the ATM wanted people to type in
Speaker 2: six numbers. It's four, but he said type in six
Speaker 2: but his wife couldn't remember six numbers.
Speaker 3: She going for four, so she said, you gotta just
Speaker 3: do four. I can't do six, So it's four. Oh
Speaker 3: thank you. Yeah, yeah, easier for us.
Speaker 5: Amy Thomas Jefferson is credited with popularizing macaroni and cheese
Speaker 5: in the US. After he encountered the dish in France.
Speaker 5: He brought back apasta machine and recipes and he served
Speaker 5: it at his estate, making it a favorite among his guests.
Speaker 2: I can see where macaroni and cheese the first time
Speaker 2: ever would hit so good.
Speaker 3: Like what is well? I need more of this, Eddie.
Speaker 3: So French poodles, you know, they're actually from Germany. They're
Speaker 3: not even French. And the name poudel is German and
Speaker 3: it means houdelodell. It means to splash in water. So
Speaker 3: I guess back in the day after these the breed
Speaker 3: was a thing. The French made it popular, so that's
Speaker 3: why they call it French poodles. But they're really from Germany.
Speaker 2: It does seem proper in French. French poodle's just even
Speaker 2: its hair. Yeah, lunchbox.
Speaker 6: Back in two thousand and eleven, I've been in Mexico City.
Speaker 6: They set a world record with three thousand, nine hundred
Speaker 6: and ninety four people all in a inflatable pool at
Speaker 6: the same time. Three thousand, nine hundred and ninety four
Speaker 6: people and.
Speaker 3: It didn't bust.
Speaker 2: No crazy, And how do you know when to stop
Speaker 2: when it busts? Well, it doesn't count if it busts,
Speaker 2: So you do it all over again.
Speaker 3: Well you gotta I don't know. That's a lot of it.
Speaker 6: And then my question is are they standing up or
Speaker 6: they laying down?
Speaker 3: They gotta be standing up. They gotta be standing. You
Speaker 3: can't lay down. You can't lay down. That's how people die.
Speaker 2: Yeah, only two of the twenty highest grossing movies of
Speaker 2: the eighties had to remake. So I have the entire
Speaker 2: list here of the twenty highest grossing movies released in
Speaker 2: the eighties.
Speaker 3: What do you think the biggest movies of the eighties?
Speaker 3: Was just guessing? Easy? Number one?
Speaker 2: Wow, good one, Amy, And that's one of them, by
Speaker 2: the way, so there's no sequel still eat number one.
Speaker 3: It made seven hundred ninety two million dollars. Okay, I
Speaker 3: got another one. Go ahead, back to the future. Back
Speaker 3: to the future.
Speaker 2: It's gotta be it's gonna be somewhere it's at number eleven.
Speaker 3: I have a bigger one.
Speaker 2: Okay, Star Wars a lot of Star Wars is number
Speaker 2: two was returned to the Jedi. Star Wars Empire strikes back.
Speaker 2: That Star Wars, right, yeah, is number three. I'm sure
Speaker 2: there's other ones. How many Star Wars are there?
Speaker 3: Oh? Tons? Now, there were so many six nine main ones.
Speaker 3: There's nine star Wars is. Yeah, there's the prequel trilogy
Speaker 3: and then the last one.
Speaker 2: Mike's like, yeah, you idiot, what do you think the
Speaker 2: other movie in the eighties is that didn't have a remake,
Speaker 2: a sequel or a prequel.
Speaker 3: Another movie from the eighties. It's a massive movie from
Speaker 3: the eighties. Dancing.
Speaker 2: Uh, probably wasn't one of the top twenty highest grossings
Speaker 2: Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: I think there was. Oh was there a follow up
Speaker 3: to that? No, I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't think it's a top twenty. I'm looking at
Speaker 2: it now.
Speaker 3: The answer is, rainman, I've never seen that. That's from
Speaker 3: the Ages. You've never seen all the quotes and everything.
Speaker 2: Walmart got a nineteen eighty eight three hundred and fifty
Speaker 2: five million dollars.
Speaker 3: So remember three Minute a Baby. That movie was awesome. Yeah,
Speaker 3: is that Tom Selleck.
Speaker 2: He was one of them, and I think Steve Guttenberg
Speaker 2: was another one. But that had a sequel three minute
Speaker 2: A Little Lady.
Speaker 3: Uh huh, you know what along those lines, Look Who's talking?
Speaker 3: Those were awesome. Those were really funny.
Speaker 2: John Travolta and Kristi Ali maybe were the voices of those.
Speaker 3: I think I think Bruce Willis might have been a
Speaker 3: baby too, like a voice of the baby. John Travolta, Kristial,
Speaker 3: Bruce Willis all in it. That's awesome.
Speaker 2: The Top Went Batman sequel, Indiana Jones sequel, Top Gun sequel,
Speaker 2: Who Framed Roger Rabbit? That they have a sequel that
Speaker 2: one rain Man obviously didn't. Crocodile Dundee.
Speaker 3: I love those. I never watched those.
Speaker 2: M h you never saw Crocodile Wow, Ghostbusters, Beverly Hills
Speaker 2: cop Fatal Attraction.
Speaker 3: I never saw that. It seemed to adult. Look Who's talking?
Speaker 3: Made it?
Speaker 2: There we Go Twins, Arnold Schwarzenegger and that was so good.
Speaker 2: The Little Mermaid and Coming to America all make it there.
Speaker 2: Google sees the biggest spike in people searching for hangover
Speaker 2: cures on what date Sunday.
Speaker 3: Monday date.
Speaker 2: Oh, January first. Number one is January first? What's number two?
Speaker 3: December twenty six? No, the one under Thanksgiving.
Speaker 2: The answer is November first, the day after Halloween, Halloween Helloween.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, because it's like, yeah, the day after the
Speaker 5: super Bowl. But that's not a date.
Speaker 2: The CIA had to approve every episode of the FX
Speaker 2: show The Americans, about Russian spies living undercover in the US,
Speaker 2: just to make sure they didn't reveal any classified operation.
Speaker 3: Wow, it's a great show. It's a slow show, but
Speaker 3: it's a great show. So I mean that means everything
Speaker 3: there is fake. Man, it's a true story.
Speaker 2: It's based on two people that actually did that, like
Speaker 2: I guess they did. It doesn't mean it's fake. It
Speaker 2: just means what they did reveal was either true or fictionalize,
Speaker 2: which I expected that anyway. Female kangaroos have three female
Speaker 2: parts on their body? Really thirty b's Yeah.
Speaker 3: I wonder why, like why would God want it that way? Well,
Speaker 3: why would he only want one? On humans? Just one?
Speaker 3: No question?
Speaker 10: You know?
Speaker 3: All right, there you go. So Bobby Bones Show Interviews
Speaker 3: In case you didn't.
Speaker 2: Know, we're going to talk to doctor Andrew Goodrich. He
Speaker 2: is the athletic director at the University of Akron as
Speaker 2: the football team that's going to let somebody call plays.
Speaker 2: And I bought season tickets to just call plays, to
Speaker 2: have a chance to get drawn to call plays. And
Speaker 2: so I wanted to get the boss on to figure
Speaker 2: out that I really have a chance at this. So
Speaker 2: here he is athletic director, Doctor Andrew T.
Speaker 3: Goodrich.
Speaker 2: Now let's bring in doctor Andrew Goodrich, the director of
Speaker 2: athletics at the University of Akron.
Speaker 3: My new favorites, My new favorite. I just said, I'm
Speaker 3: such a fan. Go yes, he is behind.
Speaker 2: Well, we've been talking about on this show where if
Speaker 2: you buy season tickets you have a chance basically to
Speaker 2: be the offensive coordinator.
Speaker 3: We clap our hands. Okay, doctor Goodrich. My first question
Speaker 3: is who thought of this idea?
Speaker 11: You know, really it was a combination me and Matt
Speaker 11: Potter or who's my deputy director of athletics, and we
Speaker 11: batted around a lot of ideas, and I think at
Speaker 11: one point, you know, I said to Matt, I said,
Speaker 11: you know, you realize coach is both the head coach
Speaker 11: and the offensive coordinator. What if what if we had
Speaker 11: like an offensive coordinator of the game. You know, we
Speaker 11: could We got to give it to one of our fans,
Speaker 11: you know, a season ticket holder, and he's like, are
Speaker 11: you crazy, We can't do that, you know, and we
Speaker 11: were like, what if we just did one play? But
Speaker 11: then we felt like, it's just not the impact that
Speaker 11: we want that fan to experience. Right, it's fun, but
Speaker 11: we really started thinking, what if we just had them
Speaker 11: script the opening drive. You get a chance to do
Speaker 11: what we've all done. We've all stood in our living rooms.
Speaker 11: We've all sat there, pointed at the TV and said, oh,
Speaker 11: I would run this play, I would run that play.
Speaker 11: Who's what we got to do? And we thought this
Speaker 11: might be something we could do, and we took it
Speaker 11: to coach and coach was very reasonably skeptical about this idea.
Speaker 3: Is that fair?
Speaker 11: If any of you have spent time with the Division
Speaker 11: one head football coach, it.
Speaker 3: Was more colorful language than that.
Speaker 11: And we said, listen, we've got a great head coach
Speaker 11: who's an incredible offensive coordinator.
Speaker 3: This is his forty second opening day.
Speaker 11: He's been there, done that, it's not his first rodeo.
Speaker 11: If Joe moorehead is like, we're not doing this, then
Speaker 11: we're not doing it.
Speaker 3: He just gets it, and you know, here we are.
Speaker 2: You know, it's taking the internet by storm, which I'm
Speaker 2: a little bit disappointed in because I saw it pretty
Speaker 2: early and thought I'm buying tickets immediately, and then everybody
Speaker 2: saw how great of an idea was, and now all
Speaker 2: my friends, even in media.
Speaker 3: Like I'm in.
Speaker 2: But I will say this, Doctor Goodrich, I bought good
Speaker 2: season tickets. I didn't buy the seventy five dollars ones.
Speaker 12: I bought the ones a lower that we're definitely about
Speaker 12: double because also I wanted to donate them to the
Speaker 12: kids they're there, and I've already been you know, talking
Speaker 12: back to make sure that when I can't.
Speaker 2: Get to the games. But look, if I'm there for
Speaker 2: Game one, I plan to be there a lot. I
Speaker 2: had to be the biggest supporter. Have you guys sold
Speaker 2: a lot of tickets. You know.
Speaker 11: We had our biggest day of sales, one day of
Speaker 11: sales since we opened the stadium back in two thousand
Speaker 11: and eight.
Speaker 3: So that's huge for us.
Speaker 11: What was actually pretty great is we had somebody call
Speaker 11: in and say, hey, how many sweets he got left?
Speaker 11: We end up selling out our suites and We've been
Speaker 11: contacted by a pretty large company who is interested in being.
Speaker 3: Our Jersey Patch sponsor.
Speaker 11: So you know, I think the greatest impact might not
Speaker 11: necessarily be tickets sold, but corporate sponsorships and just overall
Speaker 11: support for the football program.
Speaker 2: When do you guys plan to draw and is the
Speaker 2: drawing going to be truly random?
Speaker 11: The biggest thing that people are concerned about out is, Hey,
Speaker 11: now that we have incredible celebrities like yourself getting involved,
Speaker 11: you know, the pr thing for us to do is
Speaker 11: just get earned media by getting a famous person. I
Speaker 11: want you, I appreciate you. I'm really glad that you
Speaker 11: bought these tickets. We're grateful to have you as a
Speaker 11: season take holder. But we are going to stick to
Speaker 11: the intent and this will be a random selection draw,
Speaker 11: so one person we'll have a shot at doing this.
Speaker 11: We're going to reevaluate exactly how we intend to share
Speaker 11: this with everyone because frankly, at this point, we have
Speaker 11: a responsibility to America to do this right.
Speaker 3: So everybody's invested in this.
Speaker 11: I want to make sure that you know, people are
Speaker 11: looking at the University of Akron and really seeing us
Speaker 11: as leaders in the space. And so we're probably candidly,
Speaker 11: we're probably going to work with our College of Business.
Speaker 11: We've got a great group over there, student sport Analytics Group,
Speaker 11: and I imagine we're going to partner with the sports
Speaker 11: analytics program over in the College of Business so that
Speaker 11: they can help us have a truly random draw.
Speaker 2: I'm so excited because this is I love when a
Speaker 2: new element is brought and it's fun, and especially for
Speaker 2: a school like you guys, you're everybody's fighting for attention.
Speaker 2: Like I said, we're always in an attention economy, and
Speaker 2: you're trying to raise money, and you're trying to fight
Speaker 2: for attention to raise money. And I think it's really
Speaker 2: cool how everyone has kind of gravitated to this. So
Speaker 2: congratulations to you and your team for having such a
Speaker 2: great idea. I know it's going to be completely random,
Speaker 2: but for some reason, my name is drawn a planning
Speaker 2: to be there a couple of days early in the
Speaker 2: film room breaking it down. Listen, I've been studying RPOs
Speaker 2: for on college football mad I'm really good running the
Speaker 2: RPO spread offense.
Speaker 3: If you can let them the rest is shirt. When
Speaker 3: I show up, I'll be ready to go.
Speaker 2: Doctor Goodrich, thank you so much and I hope you
Speaker 2: have a wonderful week and I can't wait for the
Speaker 2: drawing to happen and see who gets to do it.
Speaker 3: Thank you very much. We appreciate you, guys. Go Zips goes.
Speaker 3: I agree, go freaking zips. All right, thank you, doctor Rich.
Speaker 3: Let's see it up And it's a radio and the Dodgers.
Speaker 3: He's on time already and his lunchbox.
Speaker 12: More game too, Steve Red and it's trying to put
Speaker 12: you through Bog he's running this week's next minute.
Speaker 2: The Bobby's on the box.
Speaker 11: So you know this.
Speaker 13: Is the bottyball.
Speaker 2: Now, all time for the Morning Corny, The Morning Corny.
Speaker 3: What baseball team the Lions like? What baseball team do
Speaker 3: Lions like? The Cubs?
Speaker 2: Comes on the.
Speaker 3: Wall because you love the Cubs.
Speaker 2: It has nothing to do with how good I think
Speaker 2: the joke is.
Speaker 3: But you love the Cubs. That's true, the Cubs.
Speaker 14: Like.
Speaker 5: I thought anything with the Cubs you would like was
Speaker 5: that it really okay?
Speaker 3: Right, guys? Was that really bad? Oy? Hit it hit it?
Speaker 3: Hit it? The Morning Corny? What a Lions? Where to bed?
Speaker 3: What Paul dramas? Good? Much better? That was the Morning Corny?
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 1: Boyemail I'm listening to the podcast episode on Friday, July
Speaker 1: twenty fourth. Many of your listeners out there listening to
Speaker 1: this episode at the beginning of Easy Trivia, just know
Speaker 1: these people are more educated than they founder in that segment.
Speaker 1: I promise you. It's hilarious, a little bit sad, but
Speaker 1: solid effort all around of the show.
Speaker 2: Thank you, sir. I would agree with that, and we
Speaker 2: have that segment coming up. It's everyone's favorite segment. I
Speaker 2: love it, man, I mean I love it, and by everyone,
Speaker 2: I mean it does the best on YouTube podcast. It's
Speaker 2: everyone's favorite segment. It's the easiest trivia game you could
Speaker 2: possibly play, with super easy questions.
Speaker 3: They get slightly harder until everybody falls out.
Speaker 2: And yeah, you could hear that for the first time,
Speaker 2: Like you land on the planet, let's hear one thing.
Speaker 2: They hear that and go, this planet is stupid.
Speaker 3: Then they leave. That could happen, but they're not stupid.
Speaker 3: People on the shore are not stupid. That game. Thank you.
Speaker 2: That game's tough, though it is coming up. Thank you
Speaker 2: for the voicemail. Call us anytime eight seven, seven seventy seven, Bobby,
Speaker 2: I want to do an exercise within all of us Okay.
Speaker 2: Now this is called I suck at, and I want
Speaker 2: you to be honest. I want you to share things
Speaker 2: that you're not good at. For example, I made my list.
Speaker 2: I suck at getting triggered, and when I get triggered, just.
Speaker 3: Start cutting cutting what cutting?
Speaker 2: Not literally, but like with words, with especially if like
Speaker 2: someone with media is like mouthan me. If I am
Speaker 2: near a phone and I go hard and then I
Speaker 2: burn it all down. And I've been a little better
Speaker 2: at that since my because she's like, I don't want
Speaker 2: to be involved, and so I go. But I go
Speaker 2: way too hard. Sometimes I take a night I go
Speaker 2: into a knight fight. If someone's like, yeah, Bobby's here
Speaker 2: is a funny color, I'm like, ope, your family dies.
Speaker 2: You know it's not that hardcore. But I do that right.
Speaker 2: I get triggered and I cut with my words. I
Speaker 2: also suck at letting slow talkers finish their sentences. Even
Speaker 2: in interviews they'll be like, well, you know the first
Speaker 2: time I played guitar, it was anyway. I struggle with
Speaker 2: that where I just need a little more patience and communication.
Speaker 2: I also suck at giving books enough time to get good.
Speaker 2: I'm a quarter the way through a book. I think
Speaker 2: it's terrible.
Speaker 3: Oh my god.
Speaker 2: Next, I'm bad at that. I suck at letting myself
Speaker 2: be happy with something before I start to go, Oh,
Speaker 2: I shouldn't geto happy, because it's probably all gonna get
Speaker 2: taken away at some point. I also suck at answering
Speaker 2: phone calls. Just that's just I just suck. I don't
Speaker 2: want to answer a phone call. If you call me,
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna answer. If you text me, awesome, FaceTime me,
Speaker 2: there's a thirty percent chance unless it's Eddie and it's
Speaker 2: the afternoon and I know he's on the toilet, and
Speaker 2: then no, we're.
Speaker 3: Not doing that. I suck at seeing is that bad vision?
Speaker 14: No?
Speaker 3: Right eye? Really?
Speaker 2: And I suck at sleeping. That would be my list
Speaker 2: of things. I suck at vulnerable. I'm trying to get
Speaker 2: better at that, Amy, What do you suck at?
Speaker 5: I suck at saying anything in a concise way.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm gonna try to keep it at that.
Speaker 2: Oh she's being concise? Wow, growth Okay? Anything else?
Speaker 5: I suck at not using the word like a lot
Speaker 5: when I talk.
Speaker 3: I think we all can be there, I'll be there.
Speaker 3: I think we all can be there. Filler words.
Speaker 5: And I have been speaking here professionally for twenty years,
Speaker 5: and I don't know why. Whenever I see clips of
Speaker 5: me talking, I say.
Speaker 3: Why, m hmm. How anything else?
Speaker 5: I suck at making plans to go out and do
Speaker 5: things outside of my house, because how else am I
Speaker 5: going to meet people?
Speaker 3: Exactly? Yeah?
Speaker 2: More?
Speaker 3: Are you good? I'm good? Those were concise, Eddie, all right. Well,
Speaker 3: the obvious one is I suck at math, like I'm
Speaker 3: really bad at it. That's not the obvious one. Yeah,
Speaker 3: But the obvious one is you don't follow through with things.
Speaker 3: Get there. That's that's not that's I don't think I
Speaker 3: suck at that. I suck at reading, like you don't
Speaker 3: know how to read. No, I can read, It's just
Speaker 3: I'm not good. I'm not a fast reader. Sometimes I
Speaker 3: read a whole page and I forget about what I
Speaker 3: read because I wasn't really thinking about it. Suck at that.
Speaker 3: I suck at folding clothes really bad. I do.
Speaker 2: Mean.
Speaker 3: Hey, you know what, me too, wink. I suck at laundry. Yeah,
Speaker 3: me too, Yeah, terrible, that's not fair. We do that.
Speaker 3: That's competent.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm really not good at weaponized a competence.
Speaker 3: Y'all have figured that out. Oh yeah, anything else?
Speaker 4: I'm just I suck at being patient, you know, like
Speaker 4: I'm not very patient. I kind of want everything to
Speaker 4: just like let's go, let's go, Like why.
Speaker 3: Are we Lilly? You're also kind of laid back though,
Speaker 3: I know.
Speaker 4: But I guess patient with other people. Pretty laid back
Speaker 4: about me, but patient with other people. I need to
Speaker 4: work on that lunchbox. What do you suck at? I
Speaker 4: suck at technology, that's true. Oh my gosh, everybody amens.
Speaker 6: And I mean technology just drives me up a wall
Speaker 6: trying to figure things out. It is unbelievable. I see,
Speaker 6: you know, like videos online. I'm just like, how do
Speaker 6: they do that? And I can't figure anything out. That
Speaker 6: drives me nuts. I suck at patience with like Eddie said,
Speaker 6: I mean my kids. I mean I give them one
Speaker 6: chance and then I blow a gasket because.
Speaker 3: I just think it should be so quick and easy
Speaker 3: and I don't.
Speaker 6: Understand why we dillidality and we can't get I suck
Speaker 6: at patient.
Speaker 3: I suck at golf. I play, I.
Speaker 6: Love it, I practice, I go to the driving range.
Speaker 3: Does not matter. If you take suck, you take lessons
Speaker 3: at golf. I suck I feel you on that one? Amen?
Speaker 3: They feel good? Amy, how do you feel? I feel good? Dang?
Speaker 3: How concise was that? I was better already? All right,
Speaker 3: filler words? Know nothing, all.
Speaker 2: Right, but feel better. It's just a lottle therapy exercise.
Speaker 2: Like we share, we're vulnerable, then we try to get better.
Speaker 2: We help each other. Uh.
Speaker 3: If you want to tell us what you suck at,
Speaker 3: you can leave with a voice memo.
Speaker 2: Tell us what you really suck at, voice memo message whatever.
Speaker 2: I get confused. Here's the thing, here you go. Here's
Speaker 2: the thing. There's two things. I send a lot of
Speaker 2: voice memos on my phone to people. Also on that
Speaker 2: iHeart app you can push that, but talk aback and
Speaker 2: so I read so many liners pretations where I do that.
Speaker 3: And then but we have a voicemail line. You know
Speaker 3: what I suck at? My thought, I talk too fast,
Speaker 3: and then I suck at that. Your list is done,
Speaker 3: You're good, You're done. I could, dude, I could do
Speaker 3: two pages. I had to slow that down.
Speaker 5: I suck at sending a short voice text yeah, or
Speaker 5: what are those called?
Speaker 3: Voice?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: That's the same thing as the time.
Speaker 5: I try I try. I'm like, keep it under two minutes,
Speaker 5: keep it one two minutes the podcast, and then and
Speaker 5: then I'll do it.
Speaker 3: I'll be like, oh, I'm gonna do it again.
Speaker 5: And I do it again, and there I am at
Speaker 5: one fifty nine and I'm like, no, I need to
Speaker 5: make it a minute.
Speaker 3: That's the goal. And I try to gather everything and
Speaker 3: make it.
Speaker 5: And then sure enough there got out one fitting on
Speaker 5: again and I'm like, well, I guess I'm saying everything
Speaker 5: I need to say.
Speaker 3: Good job everybody, thanks for being vulnerable with you.
Speaker 2: What do you think about adults when they jump in
Speaker 2: the pool or jump in the lake, they hold their
Speaker 2: nose like like men.
Speaker 3: If they jump in and they're doing this.
Speaker 5: Something jump in, well, I think they probably had something
Speaker 5: happen when they were younger that was very uncomfortable and
Speaker 5: they're scared, so they have.
Speaker 3: To do that. Saw a picture Tom Brady jumping off
Speaker 3: the boat and he's a nose pincher. Uh huh oh.
Speaker 2: They were making a big deal about Tom Brady being
Speaker 2: a nose pincher. I'm a nose pincher. You are too,
Speaker 2: still and I grew up in the water.
Speaker 5: Wow, Okay, so what happened to you nothing At.
Speaker 3: One point when you were a little water us you
Speaker 3: didn't like touch me in a place I didn't know.
Speaker 5: I feel like at some point you went into the
Speaker 5: water and it gushed up into your face and it
Speaker 5: was very uncomfortable.
Speaker 3: So then you became a nose pincher.
Speaker 2: But doesn't that happen with everybody when you jump in
Speaker 2: the water early on in your life, Like.
Speaker 5: It's like oh yeah, yeah, or maybe that's just how
Speaker 5: you were taught to do it, because like, is anybody
Speaker 5: else here a nose pincher?
Speaker 3: Great question?
Speaker 2: If you jump in the water off a diving board
Speaker 2: or jump off a boat, do you hold your nose? Nope?
Speaker 3: I do not. I blow out my nose when I
Speaker 3: go down. You know, I'm a man. Good point, Scoba,
Speaker 3: Do you hold your nose?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 3: But my eight year old does though exactly exactly right.
Speaker 3: But I'm a water guy. I've always loved the water.
Speaker 2: And I feel like, did I grow up in one
Speaker 2: lakes and we were born in water?
Speaker 3: We had water, all of it and for nine months.
Speaker 3: It is kind of weird that we become weird with
Speaker 3: water outside the womb?
Speaker 2: What finis sonogram? Back when I was a baby. I
Speaker 2: hold my nose from the very beginning. I was just like, man,
Speaker 2: this something in here. I can't I can't breathe. So
Speaker 2: if you see a dude holding his nose jumping in somewhere,
Speaker 2: do you think he's less of a man? I do?
Speaker 3: Yes, sure, not if it's Tom Brady. No, No, definitely
Speaker 3: Tom Brady, No, any man. It depends on the man,
Speaker 3: like I would think Tom Brady would would be the
Speaker 3: dude that does not do that.
Speaker 2: Okay, okay, okay, is it a little less than Riddle
Speaker 2: me this. If you put one of those pictures on
Speaker 2: your nose, those things that you put on but you
Speaker 2: don't have to use your hands. But it doesn't like
Speaker 2: that's worse.
Speaker 15: That's worse. Yeah, we do have a little putty in
Speaker 15: your ears too, exactly. That's only that I get bad
Speaker 15: swimmers here.
Speaker 2: Sometimes I can't get the water out. Oh my god,
Speaker 2: why are we all attacking me right now? I'm just
Speaker 2: asking a question. I didn't know that you put putting
Speaker 2: your Amy also said you put you.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 2: I not know that adults felt other adults doing this
Speaker 2: made them less of an adult.
Speaker 3: Was it from really really high or no?
Speaker 2: Just jumping off a boat like that's embarrassing. But if
Speaker 2: I jump in the pool, I do.
Speaker 3: Okay, you should work on that. I don't care to. Okay, Well,
Speaker 3: people are gonna judge it.
Speaker 2: Even if I'm underwater. Let's say I jump into that
Speaker 2: initial thing goes up and I home. I don't even
Speaker 2: like go under. I keep holding it under it. And
Speaker 2: if I'm underwater. The only time I don't is if
Speaker 2: I'm like trying to really make distance underneath, and then
Speaker 2: I don't like it. There's water in my nose when
Speaker 2: I do that.
Speaker 3: Interesting You've never blown out your nose just to keep
Speaker 3: the water out. I have because I swim.
Speaker 2: I'm not going to say competitively, but I trained for
Speaker 2: triathlons and I guess I could peede it. But yeah,
Speaker 2: and I'll were a clip. I think you were.
Speaker 3: You did not?
Speaker 2: I think, no, you didn't. No, No, I don't like
Speaker 2: the segment. This segment makes me a com I didn't
Speaker 2: know people felt like that for everybody out there. I
Speaker 2: work with judgmental people, and I hope you don't. But
Speaker 2: Tom Brady's a pincher and so am I. So Tom
Speaker 2: Brady and I like in Mini, I don't like it anyway, There,
Speaker 2: Bobby bone show sorry up today.
Speaker 6: This story comes us from Columbia, Missouri. A fifty three
Speaker 6: year old man was tired of car speeding past his apartment,
Speaker 6: so he took matters into his own hand. He went
Speaker 6: and sat outside his apartment right on the street, and
Speaker 6: when a car was speeding down the road, he'd point his.
Speaker 3: Gun at him.
Speaker 2: A gun, gun, gun, gun, not a speed no, no,
Speaker 2: not like a radar gun.
Speaker 3: He would pull out a gun, point it at him.
Speaker 6: Gonna slow down, next car slow down by pointing a
Speaker 6: gun at him.
Speaker 3: So police were called.
Speaker 2: He's lucky no one else pulled a gun on him
Speaker 2: and actually shot him. That's what I fear most is
Speaker 2: that everybody has a gun, and if someone gets a
Speaker 2: gun pulled on, then they pull theirs out and then
Speaker 2: shoot as well.
Speaker 3: What an idiot or a bonehead?
Speaker 6: I'm lunchbox. That's your bonehead story of the day.
Speaker 3: All right, voicemail police.
Speaker 13: This is for Bobby and I don't want to pee
Speaker 13: in his cheerios or anything, but like this whole akron
Speaker 13: Zips play calling thing, He's not gonna be even if
Speaker 13: he gets picked, he's not gonna be on the field
Speaker 13: with a headset on. That's not what's going on. You
Speaker 13: just kind of meet with the head coach.
Speaker 14: He's not gonna.
Speaker 9: Let some fan come in and be calling.
Speaker 13: A double flea flicker reverse tail Mary.
Speaker 7: You know that ain't gonna happen.
Speaker 3: But bull crap. No, that's exactly what's gonna happen, right,
Speaker 3: bull crap that I won't be on the field.
Speaker 2: We have the athletic director on and yeah, I think
Speaker 2: for hey, a casual, they'll probably go, yeah, we will
Speaker 2: sit with the coach and write some stuff down. If
Speaker 2: I win this, I'll be on the field. I will
Speaker 2: have a headset on. I will run a double flea flicker, reverse.
Speaker 3: Tail Mary, Hail Mary, Jersey, switch, drop your helmet, pee,
Speaker 3: distract him. It's all happening now. I won't because I
Speaker 3: want to win.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and if and when I score, I'm just keeping
Speaker 2: the head set on and doing another series. They don't
Speaker 2: know that yet, but it's gonna again. It's gonna be
Speaker 2: so good. They're gonna go, wow, what talent. Because the
Speaker 2: head coach is also the offensive coordinator. So I'm not
Speaker 2: taking somebody's job. So I'm saying, Okay, if I win this,
Speaker 2: my life is changed.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and then every school's going to be looking at
Speaker 3: you know, my life is changed.
Speaker 2: I'm out of here. You out here If I'm the
Speaker 2: offensive coordinator for Akron this football season, good chance, I'm
Speaker 2: out of here.
Speaker 3: So ray do the other one please.
Speaker 14: I was calling because I was listening to the show
Speaker 14: the other day and listening to your list of men's skill.
Speaker 14: What happened to changing the oil on a car, changing
Speaker 14: a tire? How about learning CPR? I just wanted to
Speaker 14: call in and say, hey, love the show.
Speaker 3: Thank you for the call.
Speaker 2: Now, the list that we chose from that we're learning
Speaker 2: things from was the list that was online. As far
Speaker 2: as the other things I can do all that. I
Speaker 2: can change a tire, no problem. I can do CPR.
Speaker 2: I'm CPR certified.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you can change oil. Yeah, I forgot. I didn't
Speaker 3: say that one on purpose. Okay, I skipped over that.
Speaker 3: Why did you do this? She did say that? Yeah,
Speaker 3: but what do I mean?
Speaker 5: You could?
Speaker 3: Sure?
Speaker 2: I get on YouTube a type in change oil. Then
Speaker 2: it just gives me directions down to the Jiffy lard.
Speaker 2: The Yeah, I hear you, I hit us up anytime.
Speaker 2: Boy Smels eight seven seven seventy seven Bobby. So I'm
Speaker 2: not a big energy drink guy. Caffeine, I feel doesn't
Speaker 2: really work on me. But there are I like the
Speaker 2: taste of energy drinks that there's a couple and I
Speaker 2: do sugar free Red Bull sometimes got like that. I
Speaker 2: do Celsia sometimes like that. Right now I'm in the
Speaker 2: Alani phase.
Speaker 3: It's cherry like the taste. Are you using the packets
Speaker 3: or the can? No cans? Okay?
Speaker 2: And now I bought strawberry too, oh and that has caffeine.
Speaker 2: And if I'm not doing caffeine, I do those.
Speaker 3: Life Water Life Cider, Life Cider, which are really good,
Speaker 3: no caffeine, and I do pineapple coconut.
Speaker 2: That's it, right, I'm struggling with remember all the things
Speaker 2: I drink. Yes, And if I'm doing soda, mostly I
Speaker 2: do poppy and I do cherry coke. And there's another
Speaker 2: kind that we have too that's not poppy. It's a
Speaker 2: different one of those ollipop ollipop. Yeah, that's mostly what
Speaker 2: I drink.
Speaker 1: Try.
Speaker 2: I drink a lot of water, but once I get
Speaker 2: enough water and then I reward myself with other things.
Speaker 2: But I'm really like, I liking the taste of that
Speaker 2: Alani stuff.
Speaker 3: Yeah, not a commercial.
Speaker 2: I should be an influencer. Don't they pay like they
Speaker 2: do sixteen year olds to be like I drink Alani.
Speaker 5: I don't know if it's sixteen year olds. There are
Speaker 5: sixteen year olds that drink it. But as for influencing online,
Speaker 5: they're probably in their twenties.
Speaker 3: Gonna be organic.
Speaker 2: Find me Eddie Sun's drinking energy drinks.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, he walked in with a monster and I'm like,
Speaker 3: what do you do? That feels like hard drugs?
Speaker 4: Yes, I'm like, what are you doing? It's one of
Speaker 4: those big tall boy monsters and I'm like no, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 4: Like what when did you start drinking this?
Speaker 3: It was almost like he walked in with drugs. Yeah,
Speaker 3: it feels like hard drug compared to what I have.
Speaker 3: I feel you with that as a parent.
Speaker 5: It's like the time I found Red Bull hiding insta
Speaker 5: Shar's glove box in her car.
Speaker 3: She's hinding weed almost what it feels like.
Speaker 5: Yes, And she was like it was when she was
Speaker 5: hostessing and she goes one of the cooks gave it
Speaker 5: to me and I'm like, that's where it starts.
Speaker 3: In the restaurant business. Working in the back like I
Speaker 3: don't know what it is about monsters, but I had
Speaker 3: one one time and I was just shaking all day.
Speaker 3: For the rest of the day I'm around one.
Speaker 2: They're so large and intense to me. And my association
Speaker 2: is with people who flip motorcycles.
Speaker 3: And oh yes, extreme sports.
Speaker 2: I'm not extreme enough, Like the cans are too big
Speaker 2: and it feels a bit too extreme. I like my
Speaker 2: energy drinks to be that of a nineteen year old
Speaker 2: influencer female.
Speaker 7: Right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Cherry, yeah, cherry because it's called like cherry slush.
Speaker 2: And then celsius that I like is the watermelon. And
Speaker 2: occasionally I can get.
Speaker 3: Into the grape.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, the grape definitely is a different but sometimes
Speaker 2: I'm just in the mood for a grape.
Speaker 3: You know, I just associate grape with cough serrup, not fanta.
Speaker 2: I never, I don't. I think I grew up a
Speaker 2: jolly rancher and I only love great jolly ranchers. You
Speaker 2: should do that great lollipop dude, that is, we have
Speaker 2: some of those.
Speaker 3: I don't like them. Really.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's why the celsiest thing, you know, we talked
Speaker 2: about later in life, we find out what's been killing us.
Speaker 3: Everything we just talked about. I don't care. I mean
Speaker 3: that's what I used to.
Speaker 5: I deprived myself with diet coke for far too long,
Speaker 5: and now I'm like, let a rip, screw it's We're
Speaker 5: gonna be fine. I would need to drink five hundred
Speaker 5: of them.
Speaker 3: You probably already have no no in a day.
Speaker 5: Oh like for it to be a problem. And obviously
Speaker 5: there's some exaggeration there, but you have to drink a lot.
Speaker 5: I think we're fine.
Speaker 3: Don't judge me. Okay, I want to My headphones came out.
Speaker 3: Hold on, and she's in the other rooms. I have
Speaker 3: to hear her.
Speaker 2: Don't judge me for what I'm about to say. Okay,
Speaker 2: this is just hanging out. Hold on, I can't hear you.
Speaker 3: We're all friends. Okay, O good, Gotta find the whole
Speaker 3: the hold is that a box? So these are books?
Speaker 3: Oh right? There is my books, which, by the way,
Speaker 3: Bear Bones is ten years old, just recently.
Speaker 4: Wow, happy birthday, like crazy ten year anniversary.
Speaker 2: Still buy it if you want. It's on Amazon, still
Speaker 2: up there. It's pretty cheap now. I think it's like
Speaker 2: a nickel.
Speaker 3: Somebody dropped a box off of books for me to sign,
Speaker 3: which is not uncommon.
Speaker 2: And then I started looking at them, and these people
Speaker 2: sent these in like twenty nineteen, twenty twenty.
Speaker 3: They've been sitting somewhere and someone just dropped them off.
Speaker 3: So I have to sign all.
Speaker 2: I don't have to say people might be dead, they
Speaker 2: even put so I'm gonna sign them all and send
Speaker 2: them out to these addresses where people may not even
Speaker 2: live anymore. I don't even know how this box and
Speaker 2: books got here, but all of them are sent from
Speaker 2: twenty some eighteen nineteen and twenty twenty. So my point was, azby,
Speaker 2: can you send these offer me once I'm done signing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but they have addresses.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, they all came. It's like self addressed, and
Speaker 2: so this one here but they self address it. And
Speaker 2: this envelope's not big enough to hold the book.
Speaker 3: So it's like they said, yeah, that kind of didn't
Speaker 3: make sense.
Speaker 2: But so I want to sign these if you'll help
Speaker 2: me save this back, because I know we do that normally,
Speaker 2: listeners send books up and then we signed them. But
Speaker 2: I just thought it was wild that all these are
Speaker 2: sent from years and years ago, Like here's a letter,
Speaker 2: Oh my god, there's money in this one.
Speaker 3: Wow, that's a lot of money. Fifteen dollars all take time.
Speaker 3: Oh maybe that's for mail to cover the costs. Yeah,
Speaker 3: it's about right. Fifteen bus This is from twelve thirteen,
Speaker 3: twenty eighteen. And where's it been sitting? I don't know.
Speaker 3: The box showed up here weird, so somebody had it.
Speaker 2: Was supposed to give it to me a long time ago,
Speaker 2: probably found it, was embarrassed and never got to me,
Speaker 2: and then.
Speaker 3: Just dropped it off here. Wow. Hi, Bobby, want to
Speaker 3: started to bother you. It's taken me a while to
Speaker 3: get to you. In your new book.
Speaker 2: It's been sold out everywhere new book, right, it's crazy.
Speaker 2: I know you're a very busy man. My nana is
Speaker 2: a huge fan of yours. We went to Nashville to
Speaker 2: watch your comedy show. I bought your new book for
Speaker 2: I met Nana died.
Speaker 3: No, Nana's only seventy. No, you don't know that. I'm
Speaker 3: just going by the top autograph it.
Speaker 2: Please, she will be over the moon excited. I wish
Speaker 2: they put their phone number on here, because I'll call her.
Speaker 2: She will be over the moon, Ecaide. I'll put the
Speaker 2: money for the return costs. Ah, we can send it
Speaker 2: from here. This is the show thing, thank you so much.
Speaker 2: And she has her address on here.
Speaker 3: And look at that money. It's so old it's like
Speaker 3: pirate treasure. That's crazy. Twenty eighteen. I think it's this one. Nope,
Speaker 3: there's the paper in that one. Yeah, it's not the same.
Speaker 3: Maybe it's this one that's got a little sticky thing
Speaker 3: on it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, says for encouragement and add to mirror.
Speaker 3: It's a letter.
Speaker 2: It's a not a letter. If I can't find the
Speaker 2: book for that letter, I'll just send different book that
Speaker 2: I have here.
Speaker 3: Twenty seventeen. Wow, a long time. Yeah.
Speaker 2: So my name's el Ellie and I from Omaha, Nebraska.
Speaker 2: I'm a big fan of the show. And she writes,
Speaker 2: I'll read all this letter. She writes three pages.
Speaker 3: Wow, something's wrong with our mail. If we're just now
Speaker 3: getting there, somebody had done goofed up total different location,
Speaker 3: that's probably yeah, old studio.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but even then, we've been in the old studio
Speaker 2: in the last three years, right, So Abby, can I
Speaker 2: give you this and just have you kind of organize
Speaker 2: it for me, and then I'll just sign to whomever
Speaker 2: like we normally do.
Speaker 3: I don't need it today. Yeah, I'll put a note
Speaker 3: in there, and it's like, call us when you get this.
Speaker 2: They've been Yeah, they've been waiting nine years, so tomorrow's
Speaker 2: not gonna affect anything.
Speaker 4: It's like in that movie Castaway, you know, when he
Speaker 4: delivers the FedEx package way later because he was stuck
Speaker 4: on an island.
Speaker 3: Spoiler alert.
Speaker 2: Wild is that I thought people who sent books just
Speaker 2: for me to sign now, because that happens. And then
Speaker 2: I saw one twenty eighteen, and I saw another one,
Speaker 2: and then it's like, oh my god, somebody had these
Speaker 2: books sent to them for me to do. They never
Speaker 2: gave them to me. They put them somewhere, they got lost,
Speaker 2: and they realized, oh crap, and they just dropped them
Speaker 2: off here at the building. So I like to apologize
Speaker 2: to everybody who sent those because we've been pretty good.
Speaker 2: I've been pretty good about signing everything and sending it back.
Speaker 2: The only issue we really have here if you send stuff,
Speaker 2: and I've said this is if you do send a
Speaker 2: book for me to sign, no out, send it to
Speaker 2: Scuba Steve. Don't send it to me because people steal
Speaker 2: my mail sometimes because they expect there's good stuff in it.
Speaker 2: There's mostly not although there's two big dogs. Something's out there?
Speaker 3: What's out there? Well, that's for you. I've been meaning
Speaker 3: to give it to you on the way out. It's
Speaker 3: someone who listens to the show and sends you. They're
Speaker 3: actually pretty cool. Like these dog beds that have circulation
Speaker 3: and stuff. You can check them out later. I lay
Speaker 3: in it. I put one of my office. It's big
Speaker 3: enough for you.
Speaker 2: When I'm taking a break, you guys come back there.
Speaker 2: I'm laying in the dog bed pretty big. Uh Okay,
Speaker 2: I feel bad about those books, but I shouldn't.
Speaker 3: Like I didn't do that right? Was your ball? I mean,
Speaker 3: there's nothing on that. Nothing on you.
Speaker 2: That was a good song. You know what other songs
Speaker 2: were good that we like you kind of forget. Is
Speaker 2: that Lover Lover Lover, You don't treat.
Speaker 3: Me No good? That's a jam that Lee Brice, no
Speaker 3: Jared Neman, But Jared Neman dang I forgot about him.
Speaker 3: Like there are some of those songs that like when
Speaker 3: we first moved here, that were just buying hers and
Speaker 3: they don't get played anymore. We don't play music anyway.
Speaker 2: But I've been trying to put them in the dance
Speaker 2: party a little bit another one that's kind of like that.
Speaker 3: Oh man, it's had it in my head. So lover
Speaker 3: Lover is a good one.
Speaker 2: Mm hmm.
Speaker 3: What else comes to you, guys in mind? Because whatever
Speaker 3: it was me slept, I slept out here.
Speaker 4: I heard one the other day that brought back so
Speaker 4: many memories. But it was a Hunter Hayes one his
Speaker 4: He had great songs, and it was wanted No, no, No,
Speaker 4: it's starm morning.
Speaker 3: No gosh, I don't even remember, but I heard it
Speaker 3: playing somewhere and I'm like, oh my gosh, I feel
Speaker 3: like I learned that song because we we would play
Speaker 3: it like in our sets, early early Raging Idiots. We'd
Speaker 3: play a Hunter Hey song. Yeah, I got really won
Speaker 3: make you You know? What song? Was a jam too?
Speaker 3: Was every Storm Runs Us Out Rain Allen? Okay. I
Speaker 3: just had to confirm what it was that I heard.
Speaker 2: Somebody's heartbreak I want crazy Nope, would you hear?
Speaker 3: Maybe?
Speaker 5: I was walking in a truck drove y with their
Speaker 5: windows down and they were jamming this song and I
Speaker 5: was like, yes, and it's Eastern Corbin all over the road.
Speaker 3: Eastern Corbo was who I was thinking about all over
Speaker 3: the road. Can't help go a little bit of a
Speaker 3: little bit of right. That was jam so good.
Speaker 5: I was like, dang, I wish I mean, the guy
Speaker 5: couldn't hear me, but I was like, what a jam?
Speaker 3: Yeah? What other songs the Eastern Corman have that were good?
Speaker 3: Because I feel like you? Oh?
Speaker 2: The other one is I'm a little more country than that.
Speaker 2: That's a jam too. He had Loving You as Easy?
Speaker 3: Remember that one? That was that wasson I think so?
Speaker 3: Or Oh, loving You is fun, That's what it's called.
Speaker 3: Do you remember that one? I mean, I'd have to
Speaker 3: hear it. There's a run of like you get the
Speaker 3: Eastern Corbins, the Jared Nemans, the Joe Nichols, like those.
Speaker 2: They all kind of mixed together for a minute because
Speaker 2: they were all having bangers at the same time. And
Speaker 2: then a whole new crop of Michael Rays came along,
Speaker 2: and then then you got all those guys mixed up.
Speaker 3: What do you find?
Speaker 4: Everybody's got somebody, everybody's got somebody but me.
Speaker 3: You remember that one. I haven't thought about that song forever.
Speaker 3: I'm telling you.
Speaker 4: I was at some store and it came on. I'm like,
Speaker 4: oh my gosh, these slew of memories just came in.
Speaker 4: Everybody's got somebody, but I mean.
Speaker 3: Something like that. That was a good one. It was
Speaker 3: kind of fun, it was catchy. I heard the guitar riff,
Speaker 3: and I'm like, I remember learning that guitar riff.
Speaker 2: When I think about moving here, I think about.
Speaker 3: Houser that girl You'll Never Forget. Yes, that's a song
Speaker 3: I think about when we first moved here.
Speaker 16: Another one is uh Lot Party that one, even Brett's
Speaker 16: don't You I think about when I first moved here
Speaker 16: because that one was big, un but Lady Downtown.
Speaker 3: Yeah down, Yeah. We made a little video. Yeah, ah,
Speaker 3: take me Downtown. Yes, as a jam. They just don't
Speaker 3: make music like you.
Speaker 4: Sometimes I'll go to playlists of that year, like give
Speaker 4: me the country hits of that year, and it takes.
Speaker 3: Me straight back to us a movie here.
Speaker 2: I mean, we're constantly seeking out songs for dance parties.
Speaker 2: We do it every week, and trying to find new songs,
Speaker 2: and you don't really want to play songs people don't know,
Speaker 2: or even just kind of hits. But I'll come across
Speaker 2: some of those sometimes and go, dang that even a
Speaker 2: song that Luke Bryan, that's my kind of night because
Speaker 2: that reminds me of being here at first.
Speaker 3: Big black Jack, don't truck. I got my big right
Speaker 3: right up truck. Yeah, I doesn't need it.
Speaker 5: Right that catfish there's some Coltsman Dell song chilling it.
Speaker 2: She got the.
Speaker 3: Dropped, like the.
Speaker 5: Coolers off with the studio chilling it.
Speaker 3: We used that cooler like every week me Ryan lunchbox.
Speaker 3: Oh you still have it? No, no, no, we used
Speaker 3: it like we put beers in there and chilled it.
Speaker 3: I don't think you knew that. Why would I care?
Speaker 3: Because it was in the studio, and I think that
Speaker 3: we would like forget beers in there, and if you
Speaker 3: open it up, there'd be cold beers in there from
Speaker 3: the weekend. Yeah.
Speaker 2: So overwhelmed with life at that point, you guys could
Speaker 2: have had heroin and meth and been selling it in
Speaker 2: jars of sausid.
Speaker 3: I would not know.
Speaker 2: Was weird?
Speaker 3: What if you're selling drugs in your saucer though, like
Speaker 3: you it was inside. That's a good idea.
Speaker 4: I wonder it's twelve fifty there's drugs in there. I
Speaker 4: remember one night at the old studio. We got in
Speaker 4: there early in the morning and there were shot glasses everywhere,
Speaker 4: and then we found out later that Toby Keith had
Speaker 4: been in there overnight.
Speaker 3: Do you remember that? No, no, you guys don't remember.
Speaker 3: He wasn't us.
Speaker 2: He wasn't using the shot glass. He was leaving them
Speaker 2: for us.
Speaker 4: No, no, no, had they were drinking Toby Santa? Yeah,
Speaker 4: Toby and like some iHeart guys were in there drinking.
Speaker 3: Oh they were got it.
Speaker 2: We're talking about tipping and Lunchbok said should you tip
Speaker 2: your nurse because he saw a nurse rolling someone out
Speaker 2: in a wheelchair, And then we had the debate on
Speaker 2: if it was even a nurse. It turns out maybe
Speaker 2: it wasn't a nurse. It was just someone in scrubs
Speaker 2: who worked there as an assistant. So a couple of
Speaker 2: voicemails here Number one.
Speaker 7: Lunchbox or whatever had been to the hospital with the
Speaker 7: sun people were rolling out with a wheelchair.
Speaker 9: Should you tip the nurse?
Speaker 2: This, that, and the other.
Speaker 9: Most of those people are retired and most of them
Speaker 9: are volunteers. So I just thought I would tell you
Speaker 9: as that alone.
Speaker 14: Thank you.
Speaker 2: I think for the most part we do believe that
Speaker 2: wasn't a nurse. Right, it was right, I guess I
Speaker 2: don't know.
Speaker 6: I thought they were all nurses.
Speaker 3: Transporters, something assistant something. There was like a title, a
Speaker 3: time machine there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we did have a nurse squad with us whenever
Speaker 2: Billy was born to go out and make sure I
Speaker 2: know not to put the car seat in, like a
Speaker 2: nurse did walk out with us then and go.
Speaker 3: Let me see a big boy, And I said the
Speaker 3: car seat. Yeah, she's like, you're all good. That was
Speaker 3: a nurse.
Speaker 2: I also did not tip her because I didn't feel
Speaker 2: like a nurse was was was used to getting tips.
Speaker 3: That felt weird. Give me number two.
Speaker 10: No, it is illegal to if any healthcare professional in
Speaker 10: our more pass of our state license. You can lose
Speaker 10: your license as a healthcare professional. You guys should take care.
Speaker 4: So is it illegal to for them to accept the money?
Speaker 4: But like can you just leave it on the tray or.
Speaker 3: Something like yeah?
Speaker 2: And also they're not going to turn you in, right
Speaker 2: if you give them twenty bucks? Like you hand somebody
Speaker 2: twenty bucks, got them citizens arrested? Do you tip me,
Speaker 2: I'm calling the cops. Stay right here, sir. Thank you
Speaker 2: all for all the voicemails, all the calls. We had
Speaker 2: a heck of a show today, Bam, We'll see you Monday. Bye, Everybody,
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