Speaker 1: It's time for the good news.
Speaker 2: Yah.
Speaker 3: I's gonna start off not great. It gets there though.
Speaker 3: We have had like a moth problem in our house,
Speaker 3: which is gross my wife or not, like where are
Speaker 3: they coming from? And so there'd be like a one
Speaker 3: in the bedroom we kill it, another one in the bedroom,
Speaker 3: some in the dog room. We went through everything in
Speaker 3: the house. We could not find it because sometimes it's
Speaker 3: like something food left out. Who knows what, clothes, I
Speaker 3: don't know, and I'm not even sure with a moth.
Speaker 3: It was a flying bug, so that's all a moth
Speaker 3: to me, okay. So we looked and looked and looked,
Speaker 3: and yesterday I was looking through Stanley's food.
Speaker 4: Nothing. So I'm so confused because we've.
Speaker 3: Had issues before where I would leave Stanley's food because
Speaker 3: we dump it in a tin and then if I
Speaker 3: don't seal it, like bugs can get in it there.
Speaker 3: So I went through it and for some reason, I thought,
Speaker 3: let me check that because we have like two bags
Speaker 3: of dog food. He's always sick. He lives sick because
Speaker 3: he's a bulldog. Not always actively sick, but he's always
Speaker 3: a day away. He's always a.
Speaker 5: Day sick is his baseline.
Speaker 3: He has bad digestive issues, and if I don't keep
Speaker 3: him exactly on with all his medicine at the right time,
Speaker 3: it goes back to like water poop and then it
Speaker 3: takes a week to dig out. So I go and
Speaker 3: it was his sealed bags of food that had bugs
Speaker 3: in them. I don't even know how they were getting out,
Speaker 3: but it was from the sealed bags of food, both
Speaker 3: of them.
Speaker 4: Weird. It was so weird, I told Kaylin.
Speaker 3: I said, because I thought it was it's always my
Speaker 3: it's honestly, stuff like that. It's usually my fault. And
Speaker 3: I was like, you're never going to believe this. It's
Speaker 3: in the sealed bags of food.
Speaker 5: So you open them up.
Speaker 4: Yes, open one.
Speaker 3: There are a few bugs in there, and I thought,
Speaker 3: was there a hole they got through? Open the other one. No,
Speaker 3: it wasn't like like being attacked, but there were a
Speaker 3: couple and they just are reproducing.
Speaker 6: Yeah, so we found it must have been at the manufacturer.
Speaker 4: I would probably agree with that too. Are they getting
Speaker 4: into that? They must be tiny, like super tiny, right,
Speaker 4: and then they get bigger as they're.
Speaker 3: Out, I guess. So hopefully we have fixed that problem.
Speaker 5: I've got stink bugs everywhere.
Speaker 3: Right now because the water it's wet outside.
Speaker 6: I guess they're everywhere, like they're all on my porch,
Speaker 6: and then they get in my house and you can't.
Speaker 6: I try to scoop them up and then rescue them
Speaker 6: outside because when you squash them, that's when they stink.
Speaker 6: And I don't want to squash them either, because like
Speaker 6: they look like they'd crunch.
Speaker 4: They really stink, like what are they smell it?
Speaker 6: I think that's why they're called stink bugs, is when
Speaker 6: you smash them, they stink.
Speaker 5: But I don't know.
Speaker 6: I had to google what they were, and that's how
Speaker 6: I learned what I the information I'm telling you, But
Speaker 6: I have not personally squashed one, so I can't say
Speaker 6: what it smells like.
Speaker 3: It's not about you not wanting to kill a bug,
Speaker 3: it's that you don't want to crunch.
Speaker 6: Now, there's certain bugs I have no problem, or spiders,
Speaker 6: I have no problem killing other ones.
Speaker 5: I just like a ladybug. I would never never a spider.
Speaker 4: A ladybug in your saladary.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, I'm my triple washed organic blend.
Speaker 3: Nothing more ripple washed, nothing more organic than a bug.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I get it.
Speaker 6: There might be bugs in there, but honestly, if it
Speaker 6: was a different kind of bug, I would have been
Speaker 6: like a little more grossed out. But it was a
Speaker 6: cute little ladybug, which a bug's a bug.
Speaker 4: No, she didn't eat I think she just freed it. No, no, no,
Speaker 4: the salad though, did you eat the bug?
Speaker 6: I still ate the salad. Did Yeah, it was a ladybug.
Speaker 6: I feel like ladybugs can be just as good. Like
Speaker 6: you take away their cute little coat and then they're
Speaker 6: ugly bugs.
Speaker 4: Well what about the.
Speaker 6: They luck out because they've got a cute little red
Speaker 6: coat with.
Speaker 3: Dots and dude ladybugs not a good life. Everybody thinks
Speaker 3: she's a chick. Oh, because you're pretty.
Speaker 4: Your name's ladybug.
Speaker 5: That's dude bug.
Speaker 4: Ladybug.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're this dude bug that's laying chicks with a
Speaker 3: big slong and they shall calling you ladybug.
Speaker 4: You're no no, yeah, that's weird. Huh.
Speaker 3: I don't know if ladybugs have no I know, I
Speaker 3: was just like doing the mental part.
Speaker 4: It would be you know, yeah, other good news would
Speaker 4: be yeah.
Speaker 3: So tomorrow we will be in Austin starting tomorrow for
Speaker 3: our Country Festival, which is Saturday, which will be on
Speaker 3: Disney Plus and Hulu this year, so you guys can
Speaker 3: watch if you're anywhere near. You can still get some
Speaker 3: tickets if you want to come ticketmaster dot com. Debbian said,
Speaker 3: my in laws are coming to town, so they'll be
Speaker 3: here today. So I'll see them today and then you know,
Speaker 3: we'll leave tomorrow. But I always like when they come.
Speaker 3: I love when they come. So they get here this afternoon.
Speaker 3: They always split it up into two two days. The trip,
Speaker 3: you can make it in a day pretty easily. We've
Speaker 3: done it a couple of times. Driving it's nine hours
Speaker 3: or so, but they like to take their time, eat,
Speaker 3: stay in like Central Arkansas or on the east side
Speaker 3: of Memphis, not in Memphis. I told them alive garden stories,
Speaker 3: don't go don't just go on through. So they'll be
Speaker 3: here today.
Speaker 4: That's my other one.
Speaker 6: Well what about you, Speaking of going to Austin, I
Speaker 6: decided last minute I wanted to get a spray tan
Speaker 6: and I didn't know if I was gonna be able
Speaker 6: because I didn't plan ahead and book it. And I
Speaker 6: haven't had a spray can in a very long time.
Speaker 6: Last time I got one was like August twenty twenty four.
Speaker 4: You have it now?
Speaker 5: No, oh no, I haven't gotten it yet. I get
Speaker 5: it today.
Speaker 6: That's my good news is that I was expecting to
Speaker 6: text her and her being like, oh, I can't.
Speaker 5: I'm booked.
Speaker 6: But thankfully it's a Thursday, Like if it was a Friday, I'd.
Speaker 5: Probably be in a little more trouble.
Speaker 6: But and because I can do it in the afternoon
Speaker 6: and some people want it either in the morning so
Speaker 6: they can or at night before they go to bed.
Speaker 5: But she was like, can you do one pm? And
Speaker 5: I was like, I can do one pm.
Speaker 6: So at one pm today, I'm getting my first spray
Speaker 6: hands since twenty twenty four.
Speaker 5: I have no it's your chair, it's my chair. I
Speaker 5: indirectly no, No, you just.
Speaker 3: Have so much energy. Youre talking about spray hands, You're
Speaker 3: bouncing your chair.
Speaker 5: Well, I do you know?
Speaker 6: I at home just self tanner, like I have a
Speaker 6: mist for my face. But this is actual, like you know,
Speaker 6: and it's been a minute, and I'm going to see
Speaker 6: how good it makes me feel because it's been so
Speaker 6: long and I feel like a spraytan used to.
Speaker 5: Change my entire day. And you know, you see those
Speaker 5: mean videos where people were like.
Speaker 6: I thought I was depressed, but then I got a
Speaker 6: spray tan and everything changed. So it turns out I'm
Speaker 6: not depressed, and I don't feel depressed right now anyway,
Speaker 6: So it's fine. But I can't wait just to see
Speaker 6: if it transforms me even more.
Speaker 4: I miss them. I haven't had one. We miss them.
Speaker 3: I would only get them for television, super right lights.
Speaker 5: Well we're gonna be on Hulu and Disney flas.
Speaker 4: My hosting role is so minimal.
Speaker 6: Well, but I show more. You're probably wearing a coat
Speaker 6: and pants, Like I show more.
Speaker 3: Armor and jean shorts and nothing nice. Yeah, just George
Speaker 3: and no shirt.
Speaker 6: Okay, Well I have like, yeah, you know, I show
Speaker 6: more skin.
Speaker 4: Amy's topless with one of those little things called.
Speaker 3: Yeah, didn't like Cardi B or something where one of
Speaker 3: those to the US a little kim way.
Speaker 4: Back in the day.
Speaker 3: Yeah, like on a red carpet, Amy shows up like that.
Speaker 6: That's not my outfit. But I just thought why not.
Speaker 6: I didn't even do it. I haven't obviously there. We
Speaker 6: had Eye Heart Country Festival last year, but I was
Speaker 6: wearing a long sleeve set like a jacket and pants,
Speaker 6: so I barely was showing skins. I was like whatever,
Speaker 6: But this year I'm not. So I was like, you
Speaker 6: know what, I'm gonna treat myself to the old spray hand.
Speaker 3: And yeah, oh, lunch you got a freaking haircut. No
Speaker 3: he got, Daniel, Dude, look at this, went in asked
Speaker 3: for the one all over.
Speaker 7: Huh No, it was just on the one on the side.
Speaker 7: She did take it pretty short on the top, but
Speaker 7: the beard too, well, yeah, of course I'm gonna shave
Speaker 7: the beard.
Speaker 8: Well, what are you telling lunch box a buzz cut? Like,
Speaker 8: what are you tell him?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 7: I say, high fade one on the side, take a
Speaker 7: little bit on the top, just so I can kind
Speaker 7: of move to the side. And she took a lot
Speaker 7: off the top. And I mean, once she cuts one,
Speaker 7: you can't really stop because you gotta.
Speaker 6: Be even so you're gonna still be able to take
Speaker 6: it to the side.
Speaker 4: No, it's just there there.
Speaker 8: Huh not enough did she she flattened the top out
Speaker 8: a little bit because it looks like a flat top.
Speaker 7: No, she didn't flatten it out that I know. She
Speaker 7: just took scissors and was chopping.
Speaker 5: And that's why you were wondering, what's the inspiect? Like
Speaker 5: it was giving military very much.
Speaker 4: Sure, Yeah, I'm sorry.
Speaker 5: But it looks it looks sharp.
Speaker 4: Like if you touch it. Yeah. Yeah, I don't know,
Speaker 4: I think.
Speaker 6: But with his he trust me. He y'all know, he
Speaker 6: he he'll show up. He'll have his button down, his stylus,
Speaker 6: his friend styles him.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and his bracelets and jeans.
Speaker 4: Like bracelets, yes, the Eagle rain bracelet.
Speaker 7: Now there is no no designer this year. Ryan tried
Speaker 7: to send me here. I got this jacket and I
Speaker 7: was like, you've lost your mind?
Speaker 4: Why it was wrong with that hardy?
Speaker 7: No, it wasn't ed hardy. It was more like, uh,
Speaker 7: flower puff And I was like, no, we're not doing.
Speaker 5: That flower puff? Like was it puffy or the flowers were.
Speaker 7: Just let me, I don't know how to say.
Speaker 4: Didn't have flowers on it? Yeah, lots of flowers and
Speaker 4: where they puffy?
Speaker 7: I guess I'll show Morgan so she can kind of
Speaker 7: describe it. I don't know.
Speaker 2: It looks like it's a grandma's tablecloth.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it looks like your grandma's couch cushions.
Speaker 4: It was like, im, it's like old style florals.
Speaker 2: It's a light beige jacket with light blue, light pink,
Speaker 2: light green florals all over it on a shot.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's all. That's a note for me.
Speaker 3: Dog, So I wore snakes and squirrels on your bracelet.
Speaker 7: Never wore snakes or squirrels.
Speaker 6: But uh yeah, a placer like that could be epic.
Speaker 4: For you lunch.
Speaker 7: Definitely not gonna be wearing that.
Speaker 4: So Morgan, if I was wearing that, would it be weird?
Speaker 5: I just don't know that anybody would want to wear that.
Speaker 6: Remember one time Sam Hunt showed up to one of
Speaker 6: our festivals with a floral bomber jacket in it.
Speaker 5: At the time, it was.
Speaker 6: A little little bit and then it like I was like, Okay,
Speaker 6: that's working for him.
Speaker 5: It's working.
Speaker 4: Like you just have to part him say.
Speaker 2: Though that one was cool, this one, this one doesn't
Speaker 2: look that cool.
Speaker 6: Well, hey, we're still I still remember Sam Hunt and
Speaker 6: the floral bomber jack.
Speaker 3: You still remember Sam Hunt? Don'tter what he was saying.
Speaker 5: No, I don't remember his other outfits. I've seen him
Speaker 5: multiple times. That's the only one I remember.
Speaker 3: What other artists you remember Wearing's the cool stuff.
Speaker 5: Honestly, in the bomber the floral lunchbox. That's good. Have
Speaker 5: been your moment.
Speaker 4: Lunchbox, you tell me something good. Yeah.
Speaker 7: So apparently when I booked my flight to Austin, I
Speaker 7: got a non one with a stop in New Orleans. Yeah,
Speaker 7: And I didn't realize that, and so I had to
Speaker 7: hit up the people and be like, hey, I just
Speaker 7: realized I'm not on a NonStop flight. Can you go
Speaker 7: ahead and change me to this non stop? And so
Speaker 7: I got on a non stop flight so I don't
Speaker 7: have to stop in New Orleans. That makes me feel
Speaker 7: a lot better. It was like a wasted stop in
Speaker 7: New Orleans for no reason. And the planes leave thirty
Speaker 7: minutes apart from each other. So I don't know.
Speaker 3: Maybe they book the wrong one on accident, because I
Speaker 3: don't know why they would book that one for you.
Speaker 4: Did you book it lunch or did they book it
Speaker 4: for you?
Speaker 7: No, they booked it, and I didn't even look at it.
Speaker 7: I didn't pay attention until I was like looking at
Speaker 7: my flight and I'm like, wait a minute, that says
Speaker 7: I have a stop in New Orleans.
Speaker 6: Did you put your preferences like I prefer a NonStop?
Speaker 7: No, I didn't.
Speaker 5: I just say asked for preferences.
Speaker 4: Well, doesn't everyone prefer a NonStop.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but they still ask because you could leave earlier
Speaker 3: with a stop, that could be a preference, Like you
Speaker 3: get there earlier and there's a stop versus later with
Speaker 3: a NonStop.
Speaker 6: You put your preferred airline, You put your preferred yeah stop.
Speaker 4: That's pretty much it.
Speaker 3: But see see like there's uh Morgan, was it Morgan
Speaker 3: talking about flying that weird airline? Oh?
Speaker 4: Yeah, Contour Airlines?
Speaker 3: This wasn't for this, But is that Contour fly anywhere
Speaker 3: else then?
Speaker 2: Where?
Speaker 4: I don't know, could that be one of our preferences?
Speaker 4: Like down there?
Speaker 2: I don't know if it goes to Austin, but I
Speaker 2: know it's all over the East Coast.
Speaker 4: Did you end up booking it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but I booked it on the way back, So
Speaker 2: I was a little nervous to booking on the way
Speaker 2: there because I was like, I don't want anything to
Speaker 2: go wrong.
Speaker 7: I want to be able to go.
Speaker 5: On this trip.
Speaker 3: You only want to die on the way home from
Speaker 3: your trip?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, at least they go out with a bang,
Speaker 2: you know. But also apparently people's bags get lost quite
Speaker 2: a bit on it, So I was like, if I
Speaker 2: lose my bag on the way home, I'll be fine.
Speaker 2: I have stuff at home, but going there I don't.
Speaker 2: So I was like, I'm gonna try this on the
Speaker 2: way back. And so we're flying it from Chicago to
Speaker 2: like a small airport in Indiana back to Nashville.
Speaker 3: I'm confused at how bags get lost on a plane
Speaker 3: like that, because aren't they just under the plane and
Speaker 3: if you're going into a small airport, they just pull
Speaker 3: them out and put them in the airport.
Speaker 4: It's probably the transfer, huh.
Speaker 3: But again, if you're at a small airport, private airport,
Speaker 3: small airport, small plane, there's no transfer.
Speaker 4: It's not like you're going through a massive.
Speaker 6: Well is it a non stop Morgan, It's not a
Speaker 6: non stop.
Speaker 1: So that's why.
Speaker 4: It's East Coast, your contour whatever is not and not.
Speaker 3: I thought it was a single, no stop airlined as
Speaker 3: regional places.
Speaker 2: It's no, it's just a real it's to allow you
Speaker 2: to go to smaller cities, so that's why it's not
Speaker 2: a NonStop. So like basically and people from here will
Speaker 2: go to this small town in Indiana.
Speaker 5: So it's like a bum in.
Speaker 3: Making stocks the heck, yeah, I drop three people off, that's.
Speaker 2: Literally what it is, because there's only thirty people on
Speaker 2: a flight. So it's very small. It's just to connect
Speaker 2: smaller cities is kind of the whole thought process behind it.
Speaker 2: But yeah, the they also don't have as many employees
Speaker 2: I read, so I wonder if that's part.
Speaker 4: Of let's safe you talk about it. They have two pilots, like,
Speaker 4: we're not sure the pilots.
Speaker 6: They only have one pilot, only one pilot per Is.
Speaker 4: That a joke that's you can like allow, No, you can't.
Speaker 2: Do that, Like, you can't fly two pilots on these
Speaker 2: planes they're too small.
Speaker 6: No, if there's thirty people, there's two. No. No, like
Speaker 6: even on the teeny tiniest bumblebee plane there's two.
Speaker 3: Yes, there's you don't have to have pilots, but you
Speaker 3: don't have to have two pilots. But there is room
Speaker 3: for two pilots on a plane. I've seen the plane.
Speaker 3: This is a two pilot cockpit and there's one unless
Speaker 3: they like did some demo and there's like a pinball
Speaker 3: machine and a place for a pilot or maybe that's.
Speaker 5: Where one of the passengers gets.
Speaker 2: I think I got I think I got vamboo.
Speaker 4: First class line contours. You could just sit with the pilot.
Speaker 4: They have two pilots.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think I got vamboo bled on on social
Speaker 2: media than samboozled bamboodled. Yeah, I thought it had to
Speaker 2: only one. Somebody posted that only have one pilot because
Speaker 2: it was such a small aircraft.
Speaker 3: But it's only got one wing on the plane. It's okay,
Speaker 3: we're saving some money. Yeah, I've never I've never heard
Speaker 3: of that airline contour. The planes looked like if we're
Speaker 3: flying in one of the regional places, like the American Eagle.
Speaker 3: It's not the big plane. It looked the same side. Now,
Speaker 3: I don't know much about planes, but those are those
Speaker 3: are safe. It just looks like that's all they have.
Speaker 3: They don't have the bigger ones. But yeah, okay, well
Speaker 3: go ahead. You ever tell me something good, Morgan.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I do. I think my cat has made a
Speaker 2: strange friend. So we let her out on our deck
Speaker 2: every morning and it's all like enclosed in. She watches
Speaker 2: birds and animals and kind of sits there. But we
Speaker 2: discovered for the past week she like scratches to get
Speaker 2: out the door because there's another cat that she like
Speaker 2: meets up with every morning, and we captured it on
Speaker 2: one of like our security cameras. And I was like,
Speaker 2: that's another cat, and they sit and they just stare
Speaker 2: at each other through the screen for like an hour,
Speaker 2: and then the cat leaves and every morning this is happening.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I wonder what animals are thinking. Wouldn't that be cool?
Speaker 5: They want to hang out.
Speaker 3: But again, because they're animals, maybe they don't have the
Speaker 3: same social needs that we have.
Speaker 5: Oh, Morgan, is your cat girl or a boy?
Speaker 6: It's a girl, So I don't know if this cat
Speaker 6: is a boy or a girl.
Speaker 4: Cats are really her you think they're doing it?
Speaker 3: Something could be in heat, they would want to do it. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I think there's a screen holding the man right, Yeah,
Speaker 3: prison cast the window.
Speaker 5: Cats they get pregnant real quick.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and they I mean most of the time, you
Speaker 2: don't spare neuter cats because they're inside. If you have
Speaker 2: it straight indoor cat, so you're not like spare neuterene.
Speaker 6: But mine's indoor and I took care of that just
Speaker 6: in case. Actually I wish I wouldn't have, though, but
Speaker 6: it was part of my contract. A lady that I
Speaker 6: got the cat from, she said I had.
Speaker 5: To do it.
Speaker 4: Did she come back and check it?
Speaker 6: But then I'm like, she lives in San Diego. Why
Speaker 6: was I listening to her?
Speaker 4: And what does she care?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 6: Because then you can make more. That's her job, it's
Speaker 6: her business. She made the beautiful cat. You can't make
Speaker 6: the beautiful cat. And then my cat's she's defect defected?
Speaker 6: Is that the word defective? Yeah, she doesn't have a
Speaker 6: back paul pad and she's cross eyed.
Speaker 3: Was it defective the way to talk about somebody has
Speaker 3: that problem?
Speaker 5: My cat?
Speaker 4: I feel like, yeah, I don't know what if I
Speaker 4: didn't have a pat.
Speaker 3: No, that's not I have one eye that I'm offended.
Speaker 4: That doesn't work.
Speaker 5: We're not talking about humans.
Speaker 6: I'm talking about a cat that I paid a lot.
Speaker 5: I rescued my dog, shout out my cat.
Speaker 6: We needed a very specific kind of kind of sort
Speaker 6: of a little bit hypoallergenic because the only truly hypoallergenic
Speaker 6: cat is a hairless cat, and we're not going to
Speaker 6: do that. But there is a list of ten cats
Speaker 6: that fall into they have less dander, and so my
Speaker 6: sister's allergic. So we found this cat and she was expensive,
Speaker 6: and I feel like, I don't know, she's so cute,
Speaker 6: but she's a mess.
Speaker 3: Uh, same as Stanley right, like anything that has been bread,
Speaker 3: they're not tough, they're not strong. They've been so perfectly
Speaker 3: bred and you've had they've had to be so precious
Speaker 3: with all the elements there's it's like a human if
Speaker 3: they just come up and there's they have no adversity
Speaker 3: in their life thinking genetically, no adversity ever, nothing would develop.
Speaker 3: And so you know, our story is a bit different.
Speaker 3: And Stanley was a bread bulldog. But we took him
Speaker 3: because he was so sick as a puppy.
Speaker 4: I took him. My wife wasn't there yet.
Speaker 3: He was so like messed up as a puppy that
Speaker 3: I was like, I'll take them because Dusty had died
Speaker 3: and it was John Party's mom and you know he
Speaker 3: had we had have surgery immediately. But he was a
Speaker 3: bread dog and that's why he was sick to begin with.
Speaker 3: I just had to pay for the flight to get
Speaker 3: him over here. I did pay something. But uh yeah,
Speaker 3: it's yeah, in any animal that's like pure bread, they're
Speaker 3: sick all the time.
Speaker 4: Just because the love's taken out of the the love.
Speaker 5: It's not just like random like.
Speaker 4: Like they're not finding each other.
Speaker 5: It's not like back porch, screen, door love.
Speaker 3: Well, some of it good point bulldogs, it could be
Speaker 3: like cousins.
Speaker 8: Yeah, because you're forcing them to do it. Bulldogs in
Speaker 8: our Kansas makes sense, that's it? Uh, all right, Well,
Speaker 8: I hope your cat.
Speaker 5: So, your cat kind of has a nate.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean thankfully she is maade because she came
Speaker 2: from a shelter. They don't they don't let them go
Speaker 2: without being spaded or nutrients. For some reason, the cat
Speaker 2: manages to.
Speaker 1: Get through the screen.
Speaker 2: That can't happen.
Speaker 7: But I don't know.
Speaker 2: I tried to also feed this cat and it wasn't interested.
Speaker 2: So I think it belongs to somebody and just goes
Speaker 2: off and adventures.
Speaker 4: But I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't know what's gonna happen with the two of them.
Speaker 5: But every morning it's like clockwork.
Speaker 2: They have like a morning sunrise date and she scratches
Speaker 2: at the door.
Speaker 3: Purebread animals tend to get sick more often because of
Speaker 3: how they're bread, a smaller gene pull. When you breed
Speaker 3: within a close bloodline, like with many purebred dogs, you're
Speaker 3: working with a limited set of genes. That means harmful
Speaker 3: genes don't get diluted out genetic diversity stops, the same
Speaker 3: mutations keep getting passed down. Think of it as copying
Speaker 3: the same document over and over. Error start to stack
Speaker 3: m bulldogs, and they do bulldogs. My chat does because
Speaker 3: they she knows we have a bulldog. The exaggerations that
Speaker 3: people pursue become even more exaggerated, like super short snouts.
Speaker 3: All bulldogs have terrible breathing problems, so they drowned. They
Speaker 3: can't get there's no where to keep their head up,
Speaker 3: long back, so their spinal issues, wrinkled skins, there's always infections.
Speaker 3: They look cute, but holyra I mean, we've put one
Speaker 3: hundred thousand dollars in our dog instantly over his lifetime.
Speaker 5: That's crazy.
Speaker 3: A lot early, a lot lot early, but yeah, it's
Speaker 3: I love him.
Speaker 4: He's awesome.
Speaker 3: But that's why I say I recommend don't get a bulldog.
Speaker 3: I remember one of my friends who had bulldogs.
Speaker 4: I called him.
Speaker 3: I was like, hey, think about getting are taking this bulldog?
Speaker 3: He's like, you're already taking it. I was like yeah,
Speaker 3: I kind of goes, okay, well it's awesome, but I
Speaker 3: would have recommended you not if you're already doing it,
Speaker 3: to do it. But I'd recommend you not getting a bulldog.
Speaker 3: There's so much work and so much money cause they're
Speaker 3: just always sick. So Edie anything.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yesterday I got home and there was a big
Speaker 8: old box in my front door, and I'm like, here
Speaker 8: we go again, another expense. Something that my wife clicked
Speaker 8: on Amazon is at the front door ended up being
Speaker 8: like a table, and so I tell her. I asked
Speaker 8: her like, what is this. He's like, oh, I just
Speaker 8: thought it'd be cool if you know, we had a
Speaker 8: table for the back. You know, we can have dinners
Speaker 8: outside because it's warmer now. And I was like, this
Speaker 8: is such a waste of money. So I was upset
Speaker 8: all day. But then you know what, I was like,
Speaker 8: let's try dinner tonight outside and we set the table up.
Speaker 8: We had dinner outside and it was actually really nice.
Speaker 6: Yeah. They say like one of the most important things
Speaker 6: you can do is meals around the table.
Speaker 8: Well, we do that every day inside outside and I
Speaker 8: was like set because we had to buy a table
Speaker 8: to be.
Speaker 5: Outside, but it's another place.
Speaker 8: To gather and the boys enjoyed it, like it was
Speaker 8: a beautiful night with the fire going. We were eating
Speaker 8: dinner out there. So I apologized. I said, this was
Speaker 8: a great idea, having this table.
Speaker 4: A table right over here. Obviously in the back.
Speaker 3: We maybe use it once a year, but one it
Speaker 3: fills up some space, looks pretty good. And it also
Speaker 3: keeps other stuff from getting put there. Right, If it
Speaker 3: fills up space, it keeps other junk. And then two,
Speaker 3: like the one time of year we use it, it's
Speaker 3: always awesome. We don't use it often. Sometimes I'll sit
Speaker 3: back there with the dogs, but it'll it'll keep crap
Speaker 3: from being put back wherever it is.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Yeah, but it's one of those plastic tables that folds up.
Speaker 8: I'm like, where we're gonna store it? The never mind,
Speaker 8: So you can't leave that out all. It can also
Speaker 8: be crap. They just get in there. Yeah yeah, yeah,
Speaker 8: but it could be cool. We could have more dinners outside.
Speaker 8: It should be nice.
Speaker 4: All right, there you go. That's what it's all about.
Speaker 1: That was tell me something good.
Speaker 9: It's time for the good news, Bobby.
Speaker 3: This guy named Carry Arnold took his daughter to the
Speaker 3: library and he started putting it up on Instagram as
Speaker 3: a real He was like, Hey, it's dad day at
Speaker 3: the library with my daughter, and like a couple other dads,
Speaker 3: based on the location that he shared, had seen it
Speaker 3: in their feed and they were They DMed him like, hey,
Speaker 3: this is really cool, we want to do too. So
Speaker 3: now it's basically a bunch of dads going in and
Speaker 3: reading to a bunch of kids and they take turns
Speaker 3: with one dad doing it to a bunch of kids
Speaker 3: and all the dads go together.
Speaker 4: That's cool.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so now it's a it's a dad kid thing
Speaker 3: at the library in Atlanta, So that's pretty cool. Just
Speaker 3: getting a ready to read. I saw a story or
Speaker 3: people that read those thinks they're better than people that don't.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, I read now, and I'm starting to think
Speaker 6: that yeah yeah.
Speaker 8: And me being on the other side of it, I'm
Speaker 8: always just like, oh, they think they're so good.
Speaker 3: The story was people that read a lot of books
Speaker 3: have a superiority complex and they feel like they're better
Speaker 3: than people who don't read books.
Speaker 4: And so that's not part of it. Tell me something good.
Speaker 4: I just remember that story and I laughed.
Speaker 3: So but you feel the backside of that, You feel
Speaker 3: like people judge you because you don't know.
Speaker 8: I'm more of just like, oh, they think they're so
Speaker 8: cool because they're reading in public.
Speaker 6: I used to think I used to feel that way
Speaker 6: too about readers.
Speaker 5: But I think what it is is we're just envious.
Speaker 6: Because Eddie, once you start to read, you'll get it
Speaker 6: because that's what.
Speaker 4: I do read someday when I start doing.
Speaker 3: That library story is from Sunny Skies. Hey go, that's
Speaker 3: what it's all about.
Speaker 9: That was telling me something good. It's time for the
Speaker 9: good news.
Speaker 6: So prisoners in Utah are taking a kindness class.
Speaker 4: We need that. We need to do what the prisoners
Speaker 4: in Utah are doing for this room.
Speaker 6: So it's offered in partnership through a foundation called One
Speaker 6: Kind Act to Day, and it just gives them a
Speaker 6: chance at a better path because they speak up. The
Speaker 6: prisoners speak up saying we want to be better people.
Speaker 6: We want growth, we want accountability. So the Kindness class
Speaker 6: gives them that.
Speaker 4: Do you guys want growth, thero accountability.
Speaker 5: It encourages them to build empathy.
Speaker 7: I got that.
Speaker 4: No, you don't know what is that.
Speaker 7: It's where you care what other people are thinking.
Speaker 4: Nope.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Like if Amy's thinking about like how sad she is,
Speaker 7: you realize she's that.
Speaker 3: Okay, getting closer, right, you're dancing went to a little
Speaker 3: bit you're touching her, but you're dancing with her.
Speaker 6: If I was sad about something, have you ever could
Speaker 6: you relate to my sadness?
Speaker 4: It's like an understanding of a perspective.
Speaker 7: I mean sometimes like.
Speaker 6: Like here, we'll say it this way. Bobby grew up
Speaker 6: speaking of prison.
Speaker 4: What the heck you grew up in what's happening?
Speaker 3: But there's two ways you can go. A family that
Speaker 3: was in prison or my life was prison. Both don't
Speaker 3: need to be talking about.
Speaker 4: And tell me.
Speaker 6: I can't necessarily empathize with family going to prison because
Speaker 6: I didn't have that, but you did.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 6: I can sympathize because I know that must have been
Speaker 6: so hard, and I can feel the sadness for you,
Speaker 6: But I can't empathize because I didn't experience it.
Speaker 4: Got it. But you're teaching him though, not me. You're
Speaker 4: pointing at me and talking to me.
Speaker 7: So sympathizes is if you haven't.
Speaker 5: Experienced it, No empathizes?
Speaker 4: No, he said, have it?
Speaker 5: Sorry if you haven't.
Speaker 7: Sorry, Like Amy went through a divorce, so I sympathized that.
Speaker 7: I could sympathize.
Speaker 4: God like we need a kindness class. And then we
Speaker 4: go back to the Kindness Class. That's what we Yeah, alright,
Speaker 4: there you go. That's what it's all about.
Speaker 1: That was telling me something good.