Speaker 1: Transmitting four men were arrested for the burglary at the
Speaker 1: home of Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow. Now this has
Speaker 1: become a theme where professional athletes when playing their games
Speaker 1: a lot of times on the road, they have their
Speaker 1: houses broken into. Now this was a story because as
Speaker 1: they broke in, one of the people that called nine
Speaker 1: one one, you may remember this was a bit of
Speaker 1: a famous influencer. And then we found out that they
Speaker 1: were dating. And I think at one point I could
Speaker 1: be wrong about this. I'd already heard the rumors they
Speaker 1: were dating. I live in those circles, but I just
Speaker 1: know somebody who knows somebody who knows somebody, So I
Speaker 1: don't really live in the circle, but I kind of
Speaker 1: had an idea already. But secondly, Luca, Bobby Portis Kansas
Speaker 1: City chiefs Mahomes and Kelsey maybe both two, maybe Kelsey
Speaker 1: right had to And there was a group that we're
Speaker 1: targeting them.
Speaker 2: Crazy I heard gang. Is it a real gang or
Speaker 2: just one of those burglary gangs.
Speaker 1: I'm glad you asked four Chilean nationals who authorities believe
Speaker 1: had a roll in the December burglary of Joe Burrow's
Speaker 1: Ohio mansion were arrested. This is an update to that story.
Speaker 1: Core documents that TMZ obtained showed the suspect of taking
Speaker 1: into custody on January tenth. Where's My Mouse Today takes
Speaker 1: the twent ago twenty second after officials say they saw
Speaker 1: signs during a traffic stop. Authorities wrote in the documents
Speaker 1: that men who were illegally in the country or outstayed
Speaker 1: their permissions were in possession of an LSU shirt. Can
Speaker 1: you imagine you're wearing Joe Burrow's stuff after you rob them?
Speaker 1: Do you ever see that clipping court? It's TikTok and
Speaker 1: the judge is like, Okay, you've stolen and you've also
Speaker 1: stolen a Miami Dolphins jersey and the guy's wearing the
Speaker 1: jersey and the clip it's hilarious, funny, and the guy's
Speaker 1: like yeah, he goes sart. Are you wearing the jersey?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 1: So funny? But this guy they had the LSU share
Speaker 1: the Bengals ballcap. They were taken from Burrough's place. They
Speaker 1: also stated to the guys had Husky automatic center punch
Speaker 1: tools that are commonly used by the South American Theft
Speaker 1: group to break glass and enter into houses. None of
Speaker 1: the four are currently facing burglary charges, but the doc
Speaker 1: show they've all been hit with felonies, including possession, possession
Speaker 1: of criminal tools, and participating in criminal gangs. That's from TMZ.
Speaker 1: I wonder if they had anything to do with the
Speaker 1: other ones, because we had heard that too, like they
Speaker 1: were targeting wild And maybe this has changed because there
Speaker 1: has been a string of these wild that you let
Speaker 1: everybody know you're on the road by just your actions,
Speaker 1: because you can't hide it when you're on television and
Speaker 1: nobody's at your house. I don't think that normal people,
Speaker 1: even famous normal people, although they may live behind a
Speaker 1: gate and it could be a bit difficult to get
Speaker 1: behind the gate. I don't think that people have security
Speaker 1: at their house all the time a lot of times
Speaker 1: just for privacy.
Speaker 2: Reasons because also, yeah, I mean that would add up,
Speaker 2: and the security might need to be with you on the.
Speaker 1: Yah or you can hire somebody else, right if you.
Speaker 1: But most people that I know that are medium to
Speaker 1: pretty famous, I don't have any friends that are like
Speaker 1: super super famous. That's a whole different world, like the
Speaker 1: Bieber's and the pop star. I don't know any of
Speaker 1: those people, but they don't want people always at their
Speaker 1: house because like their husband or their wife's like, I
Speaker 1: don't like people like looking in the window, even security
Speaker 1: people looking all the time. But if they're gone and
Speaker 1: you know they're gone, I'm surprised people with means don't
Speaker 1: have somebody there.
Speaker 2: Also, there's certain husky tools that are considered criminal.
Speaker 1: I think for what they were using them for, specifically
Speaker 1: to break glass like this.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but yes, you can't just have a tool from.
Speaker 1: I don't think that's it, and I don't I'm not
Speaker 1: the expert on husky tools. I'm an expert a lot
Speaker 1: of things, but.
Speaker 2: I'm like, but I guess if they have it and
Speaker 2: it matches the crime scene, it becomes a criminal tool
Speaker 2: because but if you're just a worker, that actually means
Speaker 2: that you're not running around with a criminal tool.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't think my uncle at roof and houses,
Speaker 1: he's got the old husky tools. It's gonna be arrested.
Speaker 1: But I'm surprised when they were gone and you're a
Speaker 1: pro athlete that you don't have somebody even like at
Speaker 1: ann or an uncle at the house. But he did
Speaker 1: have her there, the girl he was dead or who
Speaker 1: was working for him, but they didn't know that because
Speaker 1: she called nine one one. She called her mom, then
Speaker 1: called nine one one.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 2: It's just but it almost makes whoever saying they're vulnerable
Speaker 2: because if they think that nobody's there, but then's like, no, no, no,
Speaker 2: somebody's here.
Speaker 1: Well, she didn't want to be known she was there.
Speaker 1: So I don't think there are a lot of lights
Speaker 1: on or a lot of walking around when we leave.
Speaker 1: If I'm like I got a tour d eight or
Speaker 1: I'm at this place, there's somebody always there. One Stanley
Speaker 1: a bulldog. He can't go to like dog daycare anymore
Speaker 1: because he's so his immune system is so weak because
Speaker 1: he's a bulldog. These dogs are so weak. He's also awesome,
Speaker 1: so let's not get it twisted. But he gets sick
Speaker 1: all the time. So we can't put them on with a
Speaker 1: munch of other dogs. So somebody has to stay at
Speaker 1: the house with them. But while they did, they hold
Speaker 1: a machine gun. That's the rule. Good keep it around
Speaker 1: your neck and it's a machine gun, and watch for
Speaker 1: husky tools. Anybody coming toward the house with husky tools,
Speaker 1: that's bad news. But yeah, I know that they are
Speaker 1: all these athletes. Olivia Ponton was the model they called Hello,
Speaker 1: I'm called she. I believe at one point she was
Speaker 1: a lesbian.
Speaker 3: Really, what do you mean?
Speaker 2: You believe at one point?
Speaker 1: He's heard in the circles, the circles. I believe she
Speaker 1: was a lesbian at one point. Wow, or bisexual? But
Speaker 1: I think a lesbian. Well, Mike, would you research that
Speaker 1: for me?
Speaker 4: Should I google her name lesbian?
Speaker 1: Yeah? I think you can. I think she's had girlfriends if.
Speaker 2: She has a boyfriend, so that would be yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so and she Olivia has said she's a lesbian,
Speaker 1: but she's she has explicitly said she's a lesbian. Now
Speaker 1: I'm reading that from Reddit, credible source source. Here's one
Speaker 1: from TikTok.
Speaker 2: But they use the word explicitly.
Speaker 1: Yes, yeah, regardless. I hope these athletes don't get robed
Speaker 1: anymore because they're definitely targeting these guys. And all they
Speaker 1: got was LSU gear and a cap that's when you
Speaker 1: go on vacation.
Speaker 2: It's just what they were wearing.
Speaker 1: Came all the way here and all my all my
Speaker 1: grandson got me was a stupid turt t shirt.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he broke into Joe Burro's house and all you
Speaker 3: guy was the LSU shirt.
Speaker 1: I'm sure they got more than that. Okay, yeah, I
Speaker 1: read that. That's good. The Razzie nominations are out, which
Speaker 1: means these are the worst movies, and so we probably
Speaker 1: haven't seen these movies. I'm assuming possibly Mike d has
Speaker 1: seen these movies. So I'll ask but one, okay, reading
Speaker 1: me the best well worst picture Razzies.
Speaker 4: Borderlands is a bad video game movie.
Speaker 1: Okay, didn't watch it? Did you watch it?
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's pretty bad.
Speaker 1: It is bad.
Speaker 4: It's like they left in mistakes so you can see
Speaker 4: people in the crew in certain shots. There's a part
Speaker 4: where like they opened this thing. How do you can
Speaker 4: see the arm of somebody working on the movie?
Speaker 3: Wow?
Speaker 1: Why does that happen?
Speaker 4: They rushed these movies, terrible production.
Speaker 1: But how much rushing is it to cut somebody's arm, right,
Speaker 1: or like when one of those boom microphones almost hit
Speaker 1: somebody in the head Occasionally those will be in movies.
Speaker 3: Or did they hire just like one of their sons
Speaker 3: to like, all right, quality control. Watch this movie. Make
Speaker 3: sure there's nothing wrong with it.
Speaker 4: It's such an important shot that they're like, oh this
Speaker 4: we have to use this, and they probably couldn't take
Speaker 4: it out digitally or they didn't have the money too,
Speaker 4: so they're like, all right, leave it in the movie.
Speaker 1: There are typos in my first book, Bare Bones, So
Speaker 1: I can understand having so many things wrong that they
Speaker 1: can't catch them all. And I have a the biggest publisher.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's I think HarperCollins is possibly the biggest
Speaker 1: book publisher in the world. So it's not like they
Speaker 1: don't have the resources. But I think I had so
Speaker 1: many errors because I didn't know how to write a book.
Speaker 1: I'm talking about either typos or I just structurally were
Speaker 1: writing sentences wrong, and a few of them made the book.
Speaker 2: Maybe they were just trying to keep it real.
Speaker 1: And is that what they were doing with the movie,
Speaker 1: just keeping it real?
Speaker 4: Just keeping it real.
Speaker 3: You can't keep the boom guy in there.
Speaker 1: I agree you should give a type on a book either.
Speaker 4: I mean, there are mistakes in pretty famous movies, like
Speaker 4: in Dances with Wolves. You can see a guy on
Speaker 4: a horse with nikes.
Speaker 1: It happens, that's fun.
Speaker 2: Do you think they do that on purpose?
Speaker 1: Though not then I could see now because there are
Speaker 1: there's a strategy on social media where if you get
Speaker 1: on social media and you say something wrong, a little
Speaker 1: factually inaccurate as a part of your entire video, that
Speaker 1: you're only doing that so people will notice, post a comment,
Speaker 1: which then creates engagement, which then more people see your video.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like this one person that does these cooking videos,
Speaker 2: she'll often be like okay, and then you do a
Speaker 2: teaspoon of go lick, and then everybody freaks out and
Speaker 2: they're like it's garlic and she's but she's doing go
Speaker 2: lick on purpose.
Speaker 1: Those people need to relax because that could be an
Speaker 1: accent thing.
Speaker 4: No, no, no.
Speaker 1: But if I were like, okay, purpose of cyanide, that
Speaker 1: would be a bit different.
Speaker 2: Yeah, y'all know what I'm talking about.
Speaker 1: The go lit girl Sack can send a lot of
Speaker 1: cooking content.
Speaker 2: I don't either. It just shows up. I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't. Her stuff always pops up online, maybe because
Speaker 2: it gets me over there and I watch it. I
Speaker 2: never follow her, but then I get more and more
Speaker 2: and I get so annoyed, but I don't comment or engage.
Speaker 1: I get annoyed at stupid stuff, which we talked about
Speaker 1: in the show. I get annoyed at the stupid stuff.
Speaker 1: We all have stupid stuff. We get annoyed at lunchbox shack,
Speaker 1: Amy Golic me, sad sacks who don't really say why
Speaker 1: they're sad, but just want you to feel bad for them.
Speaker 1: I hate that Mike get made of.
Speaker 4: The movie You Have a Joker Too.
Speaker 1: Never saw it. Had friends that watched it, including you.
Speaker 1: You gave it a terrible review and they were like,
Speaker 1: it was really weird. I said it was a bad
Speaker 1: they were like, it was so weird. I can't even
Speaker 1: say it was bad.
Speaker 4: I think the director made the movie he wanted to make,
Speaker 4: but since it was a musical, it was for nobody.
Speaker 4: Because the first one was so like shocking and packed
Speaker 4: r rated and you know, it made you feel very
Speaker 4: like dark. This was just dumb because it's just random
Speaker 4: singing that has nothing to do with anything, and for
Speaker 4: a musical to not have any good song, it's like,
Speaker 4: what's even the purpose of this movie?
Speaker 1: Any chance this movie becomes Pinkerton?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 4: I really think so.
Speaker 1: Pinkerton was a Weezer album everybody hated, except now everybody
Speaker 1: loves it because it was hated for so long, different
Speaker 1: than what they were known for. A bit odd that now,
Speaker 1: after so many years of Pinkerton's Weezer's worst album, that
Speaker 1: people love Pinkerton. It's not like a cult. There are
Speaker 1: other cults. I wonder if you don't think this can
Speaker 1: be that.
Speaker 4: No, I think if there's a bad musical, people don't
Speaker 4: really go back and revisit it and be like, oh, yeah,
Speaker 4: this is actually something good.
Speaker 1: I'm pretty impressed with my Pinkerton reference. I'll be honest
Speaker 1: with you.
Speaker 3: What's what's on that?
Speaker 1: Being a Weezer guy? And then yeah, Butterfly, no massive song.
Speaker 1: I think that was part of that album was I
Speaker 1: don't know that there were any massive Weezer alternative hits
Speaker 1: I can look here. I hate to be wrong about
Speaker 1: something I really love, so I'm gonna not be wrong
Speaker 1: from Pinkertons. Oh yeah, I want El Scorcha l Scorcho's. Yeah,
Speaker 1: pink Triangle. I was gonna say pink Trongle. Thought I
Speaker 1: was gonna be wrong, but yeah, anyway, enough of my
Speaker 1: niche comedy. What else on the list, Madam Webb, don't
Speaker 1: know what that is? Charlotte's Web, No.
Speaker 4: Older, it was the Sony Spider Verse movie where it's
Speaker 4: supposed to be like, oh yeah, with Dakota Johnson, and.
Speaker 1: She didn't want to promote it because she thought it sucked.
Speaker 4: Yeah. She I think she thought she was joining the MCU,
Speaker 4: which is totally different, and this is like the bad
Speaker 4: side of Marvel, which now they're done with. It was
Speaker 4: like one of the worst scripts I'd ever just like
Speaker 4: there was no thing that made sense in this movie.
Speaker 4: There's one part of the movie where she totally goes
Speaker 4: on this side quest that leaves all these other people
Speaker 4: just hanging and then joins them back like thirty minutes later.
Speaker 1: Question, do you think you can read a script and
Speaker 1: know if the movie's gonna be good? Yeah, then someone
Speaker 1: like a Dakota Johnson or another very famous actor that
Speaker 1: is good at their craft, how do they read scripts
Speaker 1: and then do a bad movie.
Speaker 4: I think sometimes we forget that actors don't know when
Speaker 4: their next job is gonna come. So if they're on
Speaker 4: the fence, if they need to take a project they
Speaker 4: need to make some money, they could say like, oh,
Speaker 4: here's a movie that I'm going to be the lead in.
Speaker 4: This would be good for my career. It's attached to
Speaker 4: a big studio. I should take this because of what
Speaker 4: the step I'm trying to get to right now?
Speaker 1: Could some of it be too that they this is
Speaker 1: what I would think. I'm reading this. I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't get it. But there's so much cgi I'm
Speaker 1: depending on massive promotion by the movie company because this
Speaker 1: is a Marvel movie, that there's a lot that they
Speaker 1: don't know, and they're filling in the gaps with the
Speaker 1: success that that business or property has had before.
Speaker 4: I think with her specifically taking on this movie, she thought, oh, Marvel,
Speaker 4: I don't get superhero movies, but I see that people
Speaker 4: love them. I see that they make a lot of money.
Speaker 4: I don't really understand this script, but I'm gonna trust
Speaker 4: it be based on what has been successful.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I probably take all those And with this.
Speaker 4: Movie, she was in front of like a blue or
Speaker 4: a green screen the entire time. She doesn't even know
Speaker 4: like who she's acting towards. She doesn't know what it's
Speaker 4: going to turn into. She's like, Okay, I guess it's
Speaker 4: gonna work.
Speaker 1: I would just trust it. I almost took the movie
Speaker 1: Fart Eater because I thought it would be great based
Speaker 1: on just it's a superhero.
Speaker 3: I'm the plot.
Speaker 1: Yeah, look like I didn't get it. I finished second,
Speaker 1: I didn't get it, and I was like, this movie
Speaker 1: kind of sucks. It's kind of gross, but I trust it.
Speaker 1: It never happened. I give me one more.
Speaker 4: Movie, Megalopolis. This was another passion project fail. It's Francis
Speaker 4: Ford Coppola.
Speaker 1: Who did I've heard that? Okay, godfather I don't. I
Speaker 1: never I've never seen The Godfathers, but I just act. Sometimes.
Speaker 1: Once someone is Francis Ford Cope, I'm like, Wow, no, idea,
Speaker 1: who really that is?
Speaker 3: And his daughter is Sophia Coppola?
Speaker 1: Who she is?
Speaker 3: It's like a more model.
Speaker 4: Loss in translation.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think I know who?
Speaker 4: That is? A Priscilla movie.
Speaker 1: Or maybe i'm I'm like, oh, that's Francis Fort Coppola's daughter.
Speaker 1: You didn't like that one.
Speaker 4: He spent his own money to make it. He like
Speaker 4: put up his vineyard to get like one hundred million
Speaker 4: dollars to make this movie, kind of the same way
Speaker 4: that Kevin Costaer. Yeah. So these directors who have been
Speaker 4: around a long time, they want to make these movies
Speaker 4: that they've always wanted to make, and they almost just
Speaker 4: make it for themselves and don't really consider like people
Speaker 4: watching it. It was like three hours long, because.
Speaker 1: You do social media like I do just for myself
Speaker 1: that way down. The cost one hundred million.
Speaker 4: Dollars and the movie was really about nothing, so it
Speaker 4: just kind of falls apart. But it's just something that
Speaker 4: they've always wanted to make and they don't really care
Speaker 4: if it's successful or not and spend their own money
Speaker 4: on it.
Speaker 1: It's bad movie, Yeah, any of them on the list
Speaker 1: that you thought were actually pretty good.
Speaker 4: No, I mean, Madam Webb is so so bad that
Speaker 4: it's kind of fun to watch to make fun of.
Speaker 4: It's one of those movies. It's I mean, I was
Speaker 4: mad walking into theaters because it was so bad that
Speaker 4: I wanted to leave. But it's one of those that
Speaker 4: if I had to go back and rewatch one, that
Speaker 4: would be the only one, just to remember how dumb
Speaker 4: it was.
Speaker 1: Speaking of a dumb and social media, I'm going to
Speaker 1: do a video at some point today where I'll just
Speaker 1: be sitting in a chair and I kind of look
Speaker 1: at the camera and be like, Hey, a lot of
Speaker 1: you guys are gonna be upset by this. I as
Speaker 1: a kid, I hunted a lot, and I haven't been hunting,
Speaker 1: you know, much at all in the past ten years.
Speaker 1: But I did recently go hunting yesterday and killed something.
Speaker 1: I killed Oscar the Grouchy and I'm wearing my my
Speaker 1: cardigan looks like I pilled Oscar the Grouch and skin
Speaker 1: off today.
Speaker 3: Oh it kind of does? It looks like it.
Speaker 1: Cost Yeah, it looks like I guess like I killed
Speaker 1: Oscar the Grouch and skinned them and more it to
Speaker 1: work today and then just leave it there and see
Speaker 1: if anybody The problem is I'll do jokes. Not everybody
Speaker 1: gets them, because sometimes maybe they're not even that funny,
Speaker 1: but they're funny to me. I'm Francis fort Coppa of
Speaker 1: social media. You're right, it's much cheaper. I do passion
Speaker 1: projects that only make me laugh. It's like when I
Speaker 1: do bits at home for my wife or just bits
Speaker 1: to the dog, just doing for me, and people may
Speaker 1: just not get it because I'm not gonna go get it.
Speaker 1: I killed Oscar the Grouch and peeled the skin off
Speaker 1: and I'm wearing it. See how furry my cardigan is,
Speaker 1: and then.
Speaker 2: Maybe you should say it.
Speaker 1: I haven't written out. I don't need to readrite yet.
Speaker 1: I don't I do need to readride yea, I'm not
Speaker 1: there yet oh no, here we go again.
Speaker 6: The other day.
Speaker 1: The other day we were we had finished the show.
Speaker 1: This is my favorite moment. No, I love this moment.
Speaker 4: Finish.
Speaker 1: I know, well, but I want to tell this moment
Speaker 1: please because it's so timely and I love it so much.
Speaker 2: What is timely is about this? They're not related, They're not.
Speaker 1: Go ahead, they're not related. Go ahead, and i'd like
Speaker 1: the related.
Speaker 2: Mine is related, not because of something you're saying. I
Speaker 2: was just I was making a joke about something we
Speaker 2: talked about a minute ago. But the go lick. Maybe
Speaker 2: you say Oscar the coach, and then people will be like,
Speaker 2: it's growled, idiot.
Speaker 1: You're hitting the table. I'm trying to do better and
Speaker 1: not hitting the table. You know, you're fake typing hitting
Speaker 1: the table. That's funny. Okay, you know what. That's your
Speaker 1: own brand and no one else thought that was funny.
Speaker 1: But I do that all the time, where no one
Speaker 1: thinks myself is funny.
Speaker 2: No, we got or whatever, coach, like you missed we
Speaker 2: got because of go lick.
Speaker 1: But then I'm trying to do two jokes at once
Speaker 1: with no real in imagine.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think you mispronounced that card again or something.
Speaker 1: Yeah, if I were to do that, I can't be like,
Speaker 1: uh oz, blow the gouch. But you it's so stupid.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 1: It's the bets so dumb.
Speaker 3: Anyway, anyway, telling me story.
Speaker 1: I love this story.
Speaker 2: You didn't go hunting, you.
Speaker 1: Went No, we were finishing up on a friday. I
Speaker 1: believe we were finishing up on a friday.
Speaker 3: What's wrong with you?
Speaker 1: I think you should be proud of the story.
Speaker 2: I'm just going to give repeating you story.
Speaker 3: It's stupid, it's funny.
Speaker 1: Go ahead, do you know want me to tell the story?
Speaker 2: You tell the story. Tell it finely, Get over with
Speaker 2: tell the story.
Speaker 1: I think she's repeating me now, But why should repeat
Speaker 1: I don't know, but that's funny to me.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: Really, I'm unmedicated. And also in this environment, I drive
Speaker 1: forward very hard, meaning we run a very tight ship.
Speaker 1: Right couple minute, I still going on time? Yep, okay, seven,
Speaker 1: We run a very tight ship. If there is a
Speaker 1: down moment, if we're at commercial, if we're playing a song,
Speaker 1: we are getting something else done. If it's a countdown,
Speaker 1: if it's reads for another city, if it's bits we're
Speaker 1: doing because vacation's coming up where we want to have
Speaker 1: all these show Like I feel like I am extremely
Speaker 1: type A organized, and so is Mike d And a
Speaker 1: lot of our stress is making sure that every single
Speaker 1: thing is done for this show every single day. And
Speaker 1: we're finishing up one day because it may even been
Speaker 1: last week because we had Monday off.
Speaker 2: No I know exactly when it was.
Speaker 1: I'll never forget, please, I'd like to hear, because I
Speaker 1: could be wrong about this part.
Speaker 2: But we're preparing for just in case the snow. The snow, that's.
Speaker 1: Right, good job. So we were doing extras to make
Speaker 1: sure that if it's snowed we couldn't get in that
Speaker 1: we were covered with a fresh new show. I hate reruns.
Speaker 1: And we'd finished up everything, countdowns, commercials, other city reads.
Speaker 1: We have been working like this for years when I
Speaker 1: had to like live in South America for a while,
Speaker 1: Like we got really good at it for doing a
Speaker 1: television show when ied Dancing with the Stars, Like Mike
Speaker 1: and I are really good at stressing the freak out
Speaker 1: about getting all these shows done. And so we're finishing
Speaker 1: up and and he's like, are you sure we're done?
Speaker 3: He said, all right, I think we're I think we
Speaker 3: got everything.
Speaker 2: And I said, oh, are you sure? I didn't say
Speaker 2: are you sure we're done? And I said oh, because
Speaker 2: I still had some papers out and normally when I
Speaker 2: finished whatever I need, I flip it over. So this
Speaker 2: was on me. But I had it flipped over one
Speaker 2: thing that I thought was done, and I thought, well,
Speaker 2: I better double check this.
Speaker 1: She said this. Almost every eyeball went up and looked
Speaker 1: at me.
Speaker 2: Like and then you go, you go. I'm kind of
Speaker 2: offended right now because I'm trying to look out.
Speaker 1: I had us here like it was like two pm.
Speaker 1: We've been here all day, and he's like, are you
Speaker 1: sure we're done?
Speaker 3: And there have been times where like Bobby says we're
Speaker 3: done and Like's like, actually we're not. We have these
Speaker 3: things or vice versa. But they both were like, yeah,
Speaker 3: I believe we're good here, We're good here.
Speaker 1: Yeah you yeah, shut up, you idiot. No, neither were mad.
Speaker 1: I thought it was so funny.
Speaker 2: Saying it, but you're saying it back that. I was like,
Speaker 2: are you sure we're done? And I didn't turn up
Speaker 2: my nose or say it that way. I just said, oh,
Speaker 2: it was so funny.
Speaker 1: What everybody thought it was so funny.
Speaker 3: Are you serious?
Speaker 1: Yeah, but I will say again, we push forward constantly.
Speaker 1: But the person that I encourage other two one afterward
Speaker 1: a scuba if he's like, you didn't get this done,
Speaker 1: but during it's Amy, because Amy has every right to
Speaker 1: stop me and correct me, especially for recording steps, like
Speaker 1: you didn't say this right, you didn't say this right,
Speaker 1: and like I need no because you did it this morning,
Speaker 1: but I was going to do it right away. But no, no, no,
Speaker 1: not on that. No, I said something wrong with just
Speaker 1: my brain. I read things wrong. She's like, you didn't
Speaker 1: say that right. I need that, Like that's very important
Speaker 1: to me.
Speaker 2: Okay, but do you want me to stop you right away?
Speaker 2: Because I went ahead and you finished the whole thing,
Speaker 2: and then I told you and I was like.
Speaker 1: No, because it's not the same things. It was just
Speaker 1: the organization part. You were challenging both Mike and myself
Speaker 1: and we weren't even mad. We just thought it was hilarious.
Speaker 2: But let me tell you that.
Speaker 1: The A that miss add was like, uh, are you
Speaker 1: sure it's funny?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I know so. I The reason why I would let
Speaker 2: you wait it out is because I thought maybe he
Speaker 2: meant to say ticket.
Speaker 1: No, you know, I didn't know.
Speaker 2: I knew, I didn't you know.
Speaker 1: I mixed my words up sometimes, But.
Speaker 2: Then I didn't want you to be like I meant
Speaker 2: to do that, no, because.
Speaker 1: Those I don't do. That was the one incidence where
Speaker 1: that was all. It was just funny. Nobody even you're
Speaker 1: the only person that care because we thought it was
Speaker 1: so funny.
Speaker 2: I know, but like, yeah, I just trust me it.
Speaker 2: I won't forget it.
Speaker 3: It was funny, funny. Are you sure it's funny?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Like six hours?
Speaker 2: Are you sure?
Speaker 1: Are you sure? We've completed all the task. I check
Speaker 1: list everything, I black out everything. We were there, okay,
Speaker 1: and it's like, all right, you guys are cut, we're
Speaker 1: good to go. Let's go home just to kid. Yeah,
Speaker 1: are you sure sure?
Speaker 2: That's more like you really? Yeah, that's you.
Speaker 4: I'm sure.
Speaker 1: Okay, let's do a little bit. By the way, nobody
Speaker 1: was ever mad. It was just funny.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, no, nobody's mad.
Speaker 1: I know, are you okay?
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I know she's scarred by that one. No break, break right,
Speaker 1: let's take a break and we'll come back. We're back.
Speaker 3: We're back, We're back.
Speaker 1: A woman at South Carolina who copied another customer's purchase
Speaker 1: at a convenience store one of two hundred thousand dollars
Speaker 1: lottery prize. The woman told the clerk to give her
Speaker 1: twenty five dollars worth of the same five dollars tickets
Speaker 1: as the previous customer. So copy, she just bought the
Speaker 1: same thing. That's copying. That's not an ip you own.
Speaker 1: So it's not like you're stealing code.
Speaker 5: Whoa.
Speaker 1: It didn't say steal, it said copied, No, I know,
Speaker 1: but copied almost feels like stealing because if you copy
Speaker 1: someone's homework and they don't know it, that is dishonest,
Speaker 1: That is stealing. She later said, I hope the gentleman
Speaker 1: in front of me want something good too. I bet
Speaker 1: the gentleman didn't. A South Carolina woman who copied the
Speaker 1: purchase won two hundred thousand dollars on a gold Rush
Speaker 1: scratch off. Now, had they copied the numbers and hit
Speaker 1: in the lottery, that had been a different story because
Speaker 1: they both would have hit.
Speaker 3: Yeah. And did She say, like, I didn't know what
Speaker 3: I was gonna get, but when I saw him get
Speaker 3: that one, I just said, give me that one too.
Speaker 3: Like that, that's different, right, But what if she went
Speaker 3: in there thinking like I want that one and he
Speaker 3: just have an order in front of her.
Speaker 1: No, because she told the clerk to give her twenty
Speaker 1: five dollars worth of the same five dollars tickets as
Speaker 1: a previous customer. I would think in court, I'm not
Speaker 1: I'm probably not gonna win this argument, but I would
Speaker 1: think that she just saw him do it, maybe didn't care.
Speaker 1: I was like, I'll just take the same.
Speaker 6: There's nothing wrong with that, nothing, nothing but the headline
Speaker 6: makes you think that she stole something, which, by the way,
Speaker 6: I know it's not Tuesday Reviews day, but we did
Speaker 6: watch the first episode of the night Phone Call answer
Speaker 6: what's his jobs?
Speaker 3: To sit in the night room?
Speaker 2: Why I said that?
Speaker 3: And watch the phone?
Speaker 1: Yes you ever see Do you guys ever watch It's
Speaker 1: always sunny?
Speaker 3: No? I want to though, because everyone says it's so
Speaker 3: funny night Man.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's like one of the greatest I won't even
Speaker 1: say it's an arc, like it's one of the funniest things.
Speaker 1: When they play they do a show and Nightman is
Speaker 1: a character. It's like a and they're doing a musical
Speaker 1: about night Man. It is Nightman, right, I'm getting now
Speaker 1: mixed up with the night Manager. And he's like, when
Speaker 1: night Man comes inside you because Nightmare like goes in
Speaker 1: and takes over to someone's body, and and Danny's like,
Speaker 1: who whoa that doesn't sound He's like, no, no, you
Speaker 1: go like.
Speaker 3: Yeah the yeah, yeah yeah.
Speaker 1: Night again comes inside of you and hold you down.
Speaker 1: He's like no, no, no, no, that's funny. Like, and
Speaker 1: I'm now because I used to watch religiously because when
Speaker 1: I especially when i'm a download shows, but now I
Speaker 1: just kind of consume all the old stuff through TikTok again.
Speaker 1: It's part of my algorithm.
Speaker 4: They just had a crossover episode with Avid Elementary. It's funny.
Speaker 1: That's interesting. I did not know that. I don't think
Speaker 1: I'm caught up enough to you don't even have to
Speaker 1: be caught up, but that show what's And if you've
Speaker 1: never watched the show, I don't even think this is
Speaker 1: not interesting. But what happened was one of the guys
Speaker 1: on that show, struggling actor, shot a basically a proof
Speaker 1: of concept, a pilot with just his video camera. Spent
Speaker 1: like five hundred bucks and they just shot it and
Speaker 1: the whole because that show is about these friends and
Speaker 1: they're all kind of despicable in their own way, which
Speaker 1: makes it funny. Like they're not great people. It's kind
Speaker 1: of like Succession, but if it were just hilarious.
Speaker 4: Yeah criminals.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so they're not good people, but they're funny. And
Speaker 1: so the first pilot episode is one of the guys
Speaker 1: telling his other friend that he has cancer and the
Speaker 1: other friends like just trying to get out of the room,
Speaker 1: and like that's the whole premise. Yeah, he's like, yeah,
Speaker 1: you know, I've been really I got to get to
Speaker 1: work and he's like no, I don't think you about it,
Speaker 1: and it's so awkward. But and so they take that
Speaker 1: and they do that, and they pitch it, pitch it,
Speaker 1: pitch it, and nobody wants it, and finally, like FX,
Speaker 1: I believe is where it still is, but it's it's
Speaker 1: had I mean seasons.
Speaker 3: I mean it's twenty it's like the twenty ten so yeah, wow.
Speaker 1: So they said, well, we don't want the story to
Speaker 1: be of a struggling actors, which is what it was, like,
Speaker 1: can you do it somewhere else that's not Los Angeles?
Speaker 1: So they were like, yeah, we'll do Philly and so
Speaker 1: instead they did it in a bar, which they have Patty,
Speaker 1: and so they have the bar and so they do
Speaker 1: the first season and did okay, and the executive and
Speaker 1: I've heard the story told where the executives like, we
Speaker 1: need to add somebody to the show that has like
Speaker 1: a little punch, it's not just you four friends, Like,
Speaker 1: we don't want to do the show if you're adding somebody,
Speaker 1: and they're like, it's Danny DeVito. It's like, we love
Speaker 1: Danny DeVito. We think we don't know them, we love
Speaker 1: them cheers, but we don't think this is for us,
Speaker 1: like we are the four friends that we're going to
Speaker 1: do it. And the executive was like, well, then we're
Speaker 1: going to cancel the show. And they're like, we loved
Speaker 1: Vito Adam and then it became so natural, like Danny
Speaker 1: DeVito is.
Speaker 3: So good and he wasn't in the first season at all.
Speaker 3: In the first season.
Speaker 1: No, wow, But it's a good story of a show
Speaker 1: that almost didn't make it many times, almost was canceled.
Speaker 1: I mean Family Guy was canceled, and it became so
Speaker 1: big on DBD that they brought it back TPD.
Speaker 4: Wow, that's how I started watching it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Family Guy was canceled. They seth MCGA did season
Speaker 1: or two whatever it was, maybe even one. Not sure.
Speaker 1: They canceled the show, but it did so well in
Speaker 1: DVD sales as they brought the freaking show back and
Speaker 1: now it's still on twenty years later. Another one of
Speaker 1: those examples is The Office, where they kept continuing The Office.
Speaker 1: They do season one, it's based off a British show,
Speaker 1: doesn't do great in the ratings, and the writer strike
Speaker 1: happens too. My name is Earl got canceled from the
Speaker 1: writer's strike. Whenever The Office. The Office survived barely and
Speaker 1: so they finished then one. I believe they gave them
Speaker 1: six more episodes in season two, which is not a commitment.
Speaker 1: But what happened was it started to be downloaded so
Speaker 1: much on iTunes video whenever you can watch videos that
Speaker 1: that is really what gave them I wouldn't even say courage,
Speaker 1: but the confidence to invest money in the show because
Speaker 1: they knew people were watching it in a younger audience,
Speaker 1: and so that was really what caused that show to
Speaker 1: be renewed again. One of the major factors a lot
Speaker 1: of those stories, most success stories are if people just
Speaker 1: barely hanging on and barely hanging on until that right
Speaker 1: like that right spots hit and they're able to grow
Speaker 1: from that.
Speaker 4: I mean, it's like the creator a Squid Game was
Speaker 4: pitching that show for ten years before they picked it up.
Speaker 1: Yellowstone was bought by Max and they wouldn't. They then
Speaker 1: decided not to produce it like they wouldn't. They were like,
Speaker 1: and it's not for us, we don't want to do
Speaker 1: so all these most of these massive things that happened
Speaker 1: are things that just barely hung on by a thread
Speaker 1: until someone, the creator, the person that invested, just wouldn't
Speaker 1: quit and it finally caught somewhere. And all it needs
Speaker 1: is a little head start. I mean, Lunchbox and I
Speaker 1: we robbed a bank, almost go robbed a store due
Speaker 1: we all want. I thought we were done. We were done.
Speaker 1: We were suspended for weeks with no like we're suspending you,
Speaker 1: here's the end date and you can come back. Then
Speaker 1: we're suspending you and we have talked to our lawyers
Speaker 1: and you're probably going to be fired. But once we
Speaker 1: came back, game over. Because we were in Austin, we
Speaker 1: weren't even syndicated, we were just in morning show, had
Speaker 1: no ratings. But once we came back, it had been
Speaker 1: talked about so much. We just barely got to come back.
Speaker 1: I think the show made just enough money because the
Speaker 1: station was struggling, and they were like, what do we
Speaker 1: have to lose a couple of idiots, We'll put them
Speaker 1: over six months in and it came back and we
Speaker 1: never weren't number one for like seven years after that.
Speaker 1: We would never do that again. Oh no, I spent
Speaker 1: a good amount of time in the big House. By me,
Speaker 1: I meant Lunchbox. But yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, I was
Speaker 1: there with real criminals with eh kind of No, it
Speaker 1: wasn't prison, it was in jail. It was real criminals. Yeah,
Speaker 1: not convicted felons, but jail.
Speaker 3: Now. One guy was like, oh man, they got me,
Speaker 3: Hopefully I'll be out here in six months. I'm like,
Speaker 3: oh boy, by six o'clock. I didn't know you can
Speaker 3: be in jail for six months.
Speaker 1: I think based on what he was going to have
Speaker 1: to like plead and pleat and then do it.
Speaker 3: Dang. Okay.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't think Lunchbox was in the penitentiary. But yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1: Most success stories are that hang on just long enough
Speaker 1: to have a shot. That's it. A new study found
Speaker 1: that the most dangerous state for children to live in
Speaker 1: is text is what mostly due to child abductions and
Speaker 1: school shootings?
Speaker 3: Oh my good?
Speaker 5: What?
Speaker 1: Florida second, followed by California three, Tennessee four, Georgia five child.
Speaker 2: Abductions just because the state's so big, or because there's
Speaker 2: support in Houston or Texas.
Speaker 1: Texas has abduction day two, which a lot of people
Speaker 1: don't know about the holiday.
Speaker 3: Oh like, what day is three?
Speaker 1: Abductions? Well they don't tell you. Yeah, I know it's
Speaker 1: it literally is looking at data from all fifty states,
Speaker 1: including abductions, shootings, crime rate, kidnapping rate, which I guess
Speaker 1: would be abduction, missing child cases wo, Texas, Florida, California, Tennessee,
Speaker 1: Georgia at six's Colorado, sevens Alaska, eight, Utah and nine
Speaker 1: North Dakota ten Arkansas. Of course we got to represent
Speaker 1: in some way.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: come over here, come just comes down for a second.
Speaker 1: You're welcome to sit down. We are on on YouTube
Speaker 1: right now, on a podcast. We would we would love
Speaker 1: to talk to you. Oh my gosh, So Kelly, let
Speaker 1: me know when the microphone gets up Scooba, Kelly, you're
Speaker 1: not running from thelaw or anything, right like, you can
Speaker 1: be here yep, okay, because that happens sometimes where people
Speaker 1: will put we'll be like, hey, you want to go
Speaker 1: on like I can't because my wife knew I was
Speaker 1: up at the station. They should kill me. So that
Speaker 1: you're good. Where do you live? What state do you live?
Speaker 5: I live in Massachusetts.
Speaker 1: Are you Boston? Yes? My except for winter. Oh it's
Speaker 1: brutal colder here now now I love Boston like top
Speaker 1: three cities except winter where I can't do it. I
Speaker 1: don't have my bones hurt, my blood hurts, everything hurts.
Speaker 1: Were you born and raised in Boston? Yes, so to you,
Speaker 1: it's a normal day.
Speaker 5: Yep.
Speaker 1: Snow when the snow. Do you guys ever cancel school
Speaker 1: because of snow? Very rarely we do. If it's like
Speaker 1: it might snow in a month, school's canceled because we
Speaker 1: don't have like the truck. Yeah, where you guys do, which,
Speaker 1: by the way, you say that you worked for Wayfair,
Speaker 1: which were massive fans of Are.
Speaker 3: You a Southie?
Speaker 5: I am?
Speaker 3: Whoa, that's cool, Okay, DiCaprio, I just got that from
Speaker 3: Goodwild Hunting dude, so it worked out, okay a flat.
Speaker 3: Matt Damon, Yeah, do you.
Speaker 1: Take pride in Ben Affleck or Matt Damon, Ben Affleck,
Speaker 1: those guys? Yeah, yeah, like local because in Arkansas we
Speaker 1: don't have many people. We have Johnny Cash dead, we
Speaker 1: have Brookshrobins and Third Basement Baltimore Orioles dead, Bill Clinton
Speaker 1: almost dead.
Speaker 3: He's not almost dead, He's like, yeah, he's got probably
Speaker 3: got some time.
Speaker 2: Well he's on the later side.
Speaker 1: Yeah, me barely alive. So yeah, you guys have a lot.
Speaker 1: Who else do you have? Do you like the Boberg?
Speaker 1: What about the other Wahlberg? Donnie not as much work,
Speaker 1: not as much acting. McCarthy, Jane McCarthy, Wall burgers h
Speaker 1: Tom Brady not from there, but yes, but still a hero.
Speaker 3: There, right, m hmm.
Speaker 2: Benjamin Franklin.
Speaker 1: Talking about Yeah, was Franklin from Boston?
Speaker 2: I did famous people from Boston and Benji popped up.
Speaker 3: Oh, Sam Adams, that's right, Yeah, tea party, Adams tea party. No,
Speaker 3: I was thinking of the beer.
Speaker 1: But yeah, I'm thinking I'm just doing a different one,
Speaker 1: the tea party. So how long you've worked for Wayfair?
Speaker 5: Five and a half years.
Speaker 1: I got our chair in yesterday that we ordered. Let
Speaker 1: me tell you about it, or did you care? Tell
Speaker 1: me about it? It came as so when we've ordered
Speaker 1: beds from you guys that we assembled them or we
Speaker 1: pay somebody to assemble because they're so large, you know
Speaker 1: you're just gonna deliver a bed. But I was super
Speaker 1: excited at the chair. I just asked my wife it
Speaker 1: came assembled.
Speaker 5: Nice.
Speaker 1: It wasn't for sure if it was going to come
Speaker 1: assembled or not. The chair we ordered, what came assembled.
Speaker 5: That's the same when I order something sometimes I get
Speaker 5: surprised and it shows up fully put together.
Speaker 1: Yeah. So, how and what do you do at Wayfair?
Speaker 5: I lead our audio marketing team?
Speaker 1: Oh so like what you're doing here?
Speaker 3: Yes, that makes sense.
Speaker 1: You come on, talk about people from Boston that have
Speaker 1: influenced your life greatly. If I read it, this is
Speaker 1: what we got. We got the latitude run Royale forty
Speaker 1: with buncle swivel single chair. Is that your favorite of all?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I thought so. It's really popular with the
Speaker 1: with the young folks. Yeah, we're big wayfarers. And this
Speaker 1: is not a commercial. They were just like you did
Speaker 1: you were coming by and I was like, it was great,
Speaker 1: bring her on in. And so what is your goal?
Speaker 1: Like what can we do that makes us win in
Speaker 1: your eyes? Like what do you for us to be
Speaker 1: like a good partner? Like how what do we do
Speaker 1: that wins?
Speaker 5: Talk about it conversationally, you know, getting the audience to relate.
Speaker 5: We have thousands and thousands of products that people don't
Speaker 5: necessarily know that we have. We call them like our
Speaker 5: endless aisles that you can shop online, everything from like
Speaker 5: vanities to I know, Amy, you were talking about a
Speaker 5: cat litter box.
Speaker 1: Oh well, do you know who we are?
Speaker 4: Are you familiar with us?
Speaker 1: Yes? Oh I didn't know if like you're just like
Speaker 1: I wasn't taking that for grand Okay, that's Amy, Okay, great,
Speaker 1: continue conversation, friends.
Speaker 2: So a litter box can just be an eye sore,
Speaker 2: and y'all have these cute little I'll call it a
Speaker 2: little litter box huch thing that I got that goes
Speaker 2: over the litter box. It looks like a little house
Speaker 2: and it's so cute. It's wicker. I just it helps
Speaker 2: make it not be such an eyesore. And my cat
Speaker 2: likes going in and having the privacy.
Speaker 5: Absolutely, we got something at our apartment. It's like a
Speaker 5: dog crate, but it's also a coffee table, so it
Speaker 5: sort of blends the crate into your living room so
Speaker 5: you don't actually see it and it's not an eyesore.
Speaker 1: I was watching this show last night called night Agent,
Speaker 1: so it's called guy Yep, and he has this table
Speaker 1: that turns into a safe. You have any of those,
Speaker 1: because I feel like I've done all the numbers on
Speaker 1: the bottom because we've looked for we bought a bunch
Speaker 1: stuff wayfair. So you have a little square on the
Speaker 1: numbers and you just go page one, page two. He
Speaker 1: pushes the button and like the safe is in the
Speaker 1: middle of it. If you have that, I didn't get
Speaker 1: to it, would you link me? Oh yeah, absolutely out
Speaker 1: that'd be awesome I can find And then he puts
Speaker 1: his phones in there so they can't track them. If
Speaker 1: you have an untrackable desk, that turns into a safe
Speaker 1: with the push of a button. Let me now, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna buy that.
Speaker 2: Can we say the name of your swivel chair again?
Speaker 1: Bro let me go back to it.
Speaker 2: No, and also Benjamin Franklin was born on Milk Street
Speaker 2: in Boston.
Speaker 3: There you go, that's cool. You know where that is?
Speaker 3: Milk Street.
Speaker 5: I don't.
Speaker 1: You set up for failure there?
Speaker 3: Eddy, Well, you know it's just very Eddy.
Speaker 2: It was seventeen oh six, so maybe the street has changed.
Speaker 1: Okay, here it is, Amy. It's the rail r A
Speaker 1: y E L forty with bout clay swivel single chair
Speaker 1: bout clay. It's spelled b o u c l e
Speaker 1: balucl bouklay.
Speaker 2: Okay, Bookley. I didn't know if you were saying boot
Speaker 2: clay or blue like boot How would I say blue
Speaker 2: is boot clay. I didn't hear the boo I heard. Okay,
Speaker 2: you know my hearing what You've.
Speaker 3: Never said anything about your hearing, never once?
Speaker 1: Should have. Once. Amy was like you know how I
Speaker 1: am with the repeating themes were like, no, we don't know.
Speaker 2: See, you still don't remember what it is. It's because
Speaker 2: I say things y'all and y'all don't remember them. I said,
Speaker 2: you know how I am with my words. I like
Speaker 2: for them to have a double meaning.
Speaker 1: And we're like, you've never won, Yes, but.
Speaker 2: Yes I have. And I've also talked about how my
Speaker 2: hearing is terrible.
Speaker 1: Really multiple times. I must not have heard of you exactly.
Speaker 1: It's called the Boo Rayal forty maybe inch with boot
Speaker 1: clay swivel single chair sits deep and comfortable by latitude
Speaker 1: run quantity one. It was delivered on the seventeenth. Okay, cool,
Speaker 1: boom you gonna get you one?
Speaker 2: Found it? Thank you, Thank you for spelling it out
Speaker 2: for me. I could. I was obviously hearing the wrong
Speaker 2: thing because I couldn't find it.
Speaker 1: What's the offices? Like? What kind of at Wayfair? Like?
Speaker 1: Everybody go in right now? Can you work remotely?
Speaker 5: Some?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 5: We go in four days a week.
Speaker 1: Does everybody have Wayfair furniture? Do you have to sit
Speaker 1: on Wayfair furniture?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 5: The whole office is decked out into toe and anything
Speaker 5: you can think of from Wayfair.
Speaker 1: Because my friend worked at the Buckle and they had
Speaker 1: to wear all buckle clothes. Have you ever been to
Speaker 1: the Buckle? Do you know what that is?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 3: Are they still around?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, some malls. The Buckle is a store. You go
Speaker 1: into it's a mall, and they have jeans. You know
Speaker 1: how some pockets have a lot of designs on them.
Speaker 1: Most of the jeans have like crazy like a lot
Speaker 1: of designs. And then you go in and you're like,
Speaker 1: I want to try the shirt on. And then while
Speaker 1: you're trying the shirt on there they just start throwing
Speaker 1: like seven pair of pants over the top of it
Speaker 1: and belts. I'm like, did you try there as a on?
Speaker 1: That's my experience of the Buckle, But you had to
Speaker 1: wear buckle clothes because I had a friend who worked there.
Speaker 1: And what if you like, I want this chair wasn't
Speaker 1: wayfair and you took it in? Do they care?
Speaker 5: I don't think they would care.
Speaker 1: Now do you have an office?
Speaker 5: So it's all open for so we're all sitting in
Speaker 5: groups of deaths that we call pods together.
Speaker 1: We had ordered two chairs to like we wanted them
Speaker 1: not assembled. We had to order a non a simple
Speaker 1: chair for later this week because we were gonna have
Speaker 1: a contest between Morgan and Eddie and who could put
Speaker 1: it together the fastest. The problem is Eddie broke.
Speaker 3: His arm, So now what do we do exactly or
Speaker 3: do I is this just my handicap? Like I just
Speaker 3: deal with it?
Speaker 1: No, because then you have an excuse if you lose, right,
Speaker 1: I mean a big excuse. Yeah, that's because I broke
Speaker 1: my right arm. Like, how long are you out?
Speaker 3: Six to eight weeks?
Speaker 1: What did the doctor say yesterday?
Speaker 3: Six to eight weeks?
Speaker 1: No? Like, what more about your broken eyes?
Speaker 3: He said that it's definitely broken. They did more X
Speaker 3: rays on it and that I can put a cast
Speaker 3: on it, but it'd be more of pain in the
Speaker 3: butt for me if I had a cast on it.
Speaker 3: Or I can just be a responsible person and not
Speaker 3: hit my elbow keeping this sling and I sit like
Speaker 3: every hour, which I haven't done in like two hours.
Speaker 1: So then what if we just punt scoob? But what
Speaker 1: if we just punt the bit back to eight weeks?
Speaker 3: Eight weeks or six Who knows?
Speaker 1: Dude, that's fine.
Speaker 3: Maybe I'm a fast feeler.
Speaker 2: Maybe can someone else just do it?
Speaker 1: Yeah? But Eddie was the one that he was so
Speaker 1: sure that he could beat Morgan. The rest of the
Speaker 1: guys that are like probably can't beat.
Speaker 3: Her lunch box that he probably can't beat her.
Speaker 1: Yeah, So it's like I don't want someone who thinks
Speaker 1: they're going to lose to Eddie was like, oh I
Speaker 1: can Eddie thinks he's so great at putting stuff together. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that that was what it was.
Speaker 3: How about how about like I have someone to do
Speaker 3: what no, I tell them to do it, like I'm
Speaker 3: like their manager, a man like standing behind him being
Speaker 3: like that screw goes there? Put that one there.
Speaker 1: You're not gonna be a supervisor in this hole. And
Speaker 1: so how long are you in town? Are you just
Speaker 1: doing Nashville or do you fly all around and see
Speaker 1: other people that talk about Wayfair.
Speaker 5: Just doing Nashville?
Speaker 1: And how long are you here till Thursday morning?
Speaker 5: So quick trip?
Speaker 1: Oh it's tomorrow. Are you doing like the Nashville stuff
Speaker 1: like honk dogs?
Speaker 5: Going out to a couple dinners around here? But we're
Speaker 5: here for an event that Wayfair is sponsoring.
Speaker 1: What event?
Speaker 5: It's the Studio six one five live concert sessions with Pandora.
Speaker 1: Oh we weren't invited to that? Can you get u
Speaker 1: some tickets? Yeah? Absolutely right. Well we are big fans
Speaker 1: of Wayfair. I met with Wayfair like a year and
Speaker 1: a half ago accidentally in like a foreign country. They
Speaker 1: tell you that it was it in France. Yeah, I
Speaker 1: just sat in on a meeting. It wasn't my meeting,
Speaker 1: and I was like, you guys are wayfair. I was like,
Speaker 1: oh dude, I bought like six things from you guys
Speaker 1: and I showed them and then.
Speaker 5: I think that was my manager.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, probably, but yeah, Goad you stopped by. Is
Speaker 1: do we need to do anything else? I mean, I
Speaker 1: don't know. I didn't know you're coming by. I was like,
Speaker 1: just have her come in, and you happen to come
Speaker 1: in while we're doing this.
Speaker 5: I appreciate it. Thanks for having me.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and anything you want to promote, like an artist
Speaker 1: comes when your album come out, you have a new song, yeah,
Speaker 1: I don't you want to not the Instagram and we
Speaker 1: want to share none of that, Okay, all right, well
Speaker 1: then I guess that's it. It's been really great.
Speaker 3: It was your chance. You could have done your venmo
Speaker 3: that's true.
Speaker 1: Have we met before in Vegas?
Speaker 5: Yes, because everybody was in there.
Speaker 1: Angela ye, yes, And I felt like I was being
Speaker 1: rushed because Ryan wanted to see you guys, and I
Speaker 1: was like, yeah, and so in the hierarchy, Ryan up
Speaker 1: here and then you know, you play pink, I'm down
Speaker 1: a couple of notches, and so I went, that's that's
Speaker 1: what it was. I'm not wrong about that.
Speaker 5: There was a lot going on.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and the Blue Man Group was in the room. Yes,
Speaker 1: they were a meeting with you two. No, but they
Speaker 1: were just there. I remember all this happening.
Speaker 2: Now, another guy you saw with the tattoos.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the lead singer, Papa Roach. Yeah, I remember that, dude. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I don't think you was spokes a person of.
Speaker 2: Awayfair though, had the good snacks in there.
Speaker 1: People can touch them though you.
Speaker 2: Were eating them. Yeah, I shouldn't have, I know, but
Speaker 2: sometimes I feel like that's when you're get in your
Speaker 2: sugar moments. You're like, forget it.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I give it all up for sugar. I
Speaker 1: give it all up. Well, thank you for coming by.
Speaker 5: Yeah, having me.
Speaker 1: I hope we're doing a good job. Hopefully we'll continue
Speaker 1: to do a good job. Anything else we can do
Speaker 1: let us know. I don't know. It's not a commercials
Speaker 1: so I don't have anything to say, like, was this
Speaker 1: fun promo code? Bobby?
Speaker 5: Yes, I was not expecting this at all.
Speaker 1: Send this to your bosses. We will tell them that
Speaker 1: you forced you no this is what you do. Be like.
Speaker 1: I showed up and I felt like we needed a
Speaker 1: new strategy, so I said, hey, is there any way
Speaker 1: you can get me on the podcast? Last year we
Speaker 1: wait over one hundred million downloads this podcast. No lie
Speaker 1: and say like and I said, do it or my
Speaker 1: way or the highway? And we said okay, your way.
Speaker 1: And then you came in and we told people to
Speaker 1: go to Wayfair dot com and buy furniture.
Speaker 5: I love that.
Speaker 1: Great, but you have to cut this part off because
Speaker 1: if you play them this part, then they'll know I'll
Speaker 1: stop it.
Speaker 5: Stop the clip before I send it to it cool.
Speaker 2: Are there are any tips I've been looking for. I'm
Speaker 2: doing a new podcast room and I'm looking for blackout curtains.
Speaker 2: So I've been on Wayfair. But do you recommend because
Speaker 2: there's so many there's, like you said, endless aisles. So
Speaker 2: for me, I am all over the place and then
Speaker 2: I get overwhelmed and I'm like, Okay, I'll come back
Speaker 2: to this later. And so I guess probably what I
Speaker 2: need to take the time to do is go fill
Speaker 2: in the filters.
Speaker 5: Filters are huge. Okay, they are my best friend when
Speaker 5: I'm shopping on the site know the dimensions of what
Speaker 5: you need. I think that narrows it down a lot.
Speaker 5: For like the size that you need, then you can
Speaker 5: pick everything from color to how you're planning.
Speaker 2: Light filtration, Like I just need so I need to Okay,
Speaker 2: So that's just what I have to do because every
Speaker 2: personality is a little different, and for me, that's what
Speaker 2: gets Like if I'm having a lot of options, is great,
Speaker 2: but then I need to use the tools to help
Speaker 2: near it down or I get then I have to
Speaker 2: walk away and then I come back and I really
Speaker 2: need to make a decision like acab.
Speaker 1: Yes, we met a guy in Vegas who gives out
Speaker 1: two dollar our bills. He walks around just gives out
Speaker 1: two dollar bills. Do you have like a stack of
Speaker 1: Wayfair gift card just give to people when you meet
Speaker 1: them and you're like, hey, how about this, you're all out.
Speaker 1: I don't remember the guy. I remember that our bill.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, no.
Speaker 2: My daughter remembers him because I think I brought her
Speaker 2: a two dollar bill and anytime we go back to Vegas,
Speaker 2: she's like, call, you get me another two dollars bill.
Speaker 5: That guy's there.
Speaker 1: What are you doing today for lunch? Like what's about
Speaker 1: to happen.
Speaker 5: Now, I'm about to go get breakfast with.
Speaker 1: Breakfast we forget we wake up so long ago.
Speaker 3: It's dinner time for us.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we're about to go to bed for the night. Kelly,
Speaker 1: thank you for coming in.
Speaker 2: You.
Speaker 1: What's your official title?
Speaker 5: I am Head of Audio Marketing.
Speaker 1: Like that's where your card says head of Audio Marketing.
Speaker 2: Do you have a business card?
Speaker 5: Pay? Don't?
Speaker 2: We don't. We don't use it.
Speaker 1: Probably were you ever assistant to the head of audio marketing?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 5: So we just started the audio marketing channel this year
Speaker 5: at Wayfair. We hadn't been doing it prior. And the
Speaker 5: first one to join the team.
Speaker 1: Wow, you are she discovered it, trailblazer. She should get
Speaker 1: an award first audio head of Marketing and Wayfair history.
Speaker 1: You'll be like Benjamin Franklin also born in Boston. Milk
Speaker 1: Street now Milk Street. Okay, good to see kellys. Guys,
Speaker 1: we're going to keep going, so don't feel weird when
Speaker 1: we keep talking because we're just in the middle of it.
Speaker 1: So we're just gonna keep going, all right, Thank you?
Speaker 4: Kelly?
Speaker 1: Was that fun? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Fun?
Speaker 1: Yes? Or is that weird? Okay? Sometimes people walk out there, like,
Speaker 1: I hated that I didn't. They tricked me into getting
Speaker 1: on that on the show Me Too. I'm introverted to
Speaker 1: until it's time to do this crap, and then I
Speaker 1: come in and nail it.
Speaker 2: Bye.
Speaker 1: Okay, so we were on neurovirus. See there's anything else
Speaker 1: I wanted to get into that wayfair, they have so
Speaker 1: much stuff. I understand what you're talking about, because there
Speaker 1: could be. There's so much. They can be easy to
Speaker 1: not want to pick because there's so much.
Speaker 2: I just to go through and do all of the like.
Speaker 2: She was good that She's like, no, your measurements. But
Speaker 2: then sometimes I like, I'll just measure later. But I
Speaker 2: need to measure before know exactly what I want. No,
Speaker 2: no measurements of my ceiling height.
Speaker 1: Six foot one, six foot one thirty two way size
Speaker 1: eleven shoes.
Speaker 5: I have to get it.
Speaker 1: I have to get a new suit.
Speaker 3: Why.
Speaker 1: I can't tell you right now? Okay, Hey, if you
Speaker 1: guys are watching, at what time is it? At eleven
Speaker 1: thirty Central, we will be doing an announcement via cake.
Speaker 3: We're gonna stay on till eleven thirty.
Speaker 1: No, we have to have more stuff to do. I
Speaker 1: have client Steff to do. I have a podcast interview
Speaker 1: for a Yellowstone podcast I'm doing. We have a lot
Speaker 1: of stuff to do. But eleven thirty on the Bobby
Speaker 1: Bone Show YouTube channel. Go and subscribe, but we'll be
Speaker 1: doing an announcement via Cake's awesome. You don't know what
Speaker 1: it is.
Speaker 3: No, the fact that you're announcing something on a cake
Speaker 3: is legit.
Speaker 1: I think it's gonna be my thing. I was telling
Speaker 1: my wife that last night. I got an idea I'm
Speaker 1: gonna do. I'm gonna do all announcements on cake.
Speaker 3: We're gonna get fat.
Speaker 1: And she was like, that's weird, but it is different,
Speaker 1: and I was like, yeah, who does announcements on cake?
Speaker 1: Like the reveal of the announcements always like flip up
Speaker 1: the lip of the cake and here's the announcement. Oh,
Speaker 1: eleven thirty Central on the Bobby Bone Show YouTube channel. Also,
Speaker 1: our tickets are now on sale in Atlanta and Mobile
Speaker 1: for the Raging Idiots and Matt Stell. That's not next week,
Speaker 1: but it's the week after correct. Oh broken arm Eddie,
Speaker 1: Oh brah, Yeah, I'll be there now. I gotta play
Speaker 1: freaking guitar for both parts.
Speaker 3: You got this man, you want me to do the lead.
Speaker 1: Did we just switch it all up.
Speaker 3: All you do is play guitar, all right, that's it.
Speaker 1: Thank you guys, and we will see you tomorrow. Goodbye, everybody,