Speaker 1: It's time for the Bobby Bones post show.
Speaker 2: Here's your host, Bobby Bone.
Speaker 1: Oh everybody, A couple of things.
Speaker 3: An elephant was running loose and Butte, Montana yesterday because
Speaker 3: it had escaped a traveling circus that was in town.
Speaker 1: Imagine yours driving down the road. You see an elephant,
Speaker 1: You're like, am I drunk? What's happening?
Speaker 3: If you don't know there's an elephant that's escaped and
Speaker 3: there's no reason an elephant should be in town and
Speaker 3: you see an elephant running wild just by it, even
Speaker 3: just walking, that'd be crazy, like really crazy. Yeah, like
Speaker 3: what did I what? What was put in in my drink?
Speaker 3: But an elephant was running loose on like one of
Speaker 3: the big avenues, like in the street.
Speaker 1: They had to close the streets down.
Speaker 3: They got it back, and they put it back in
Speaker 3: the civic center, which is where the circus was. No injury, thankfully,
Speaker 3: KBZK that elephant.
Speaker 2: I feel.
Speaker 3: Listen, I don't like it when animals are held and
Speaker 3: traveled around in circuses, but I'm at least glad this
Speaker 3: one got back. But it's in the middle of traffic.
Speaker 3: It's in the highway, in the middle of traffic. There's
Speaker 3: an elephant. It's hilarious walking by a casino sign.
Speaker 4: I was trying to make money. You imagine how the
Speaker 4: guy fell who left the door open.
Speaker 3: Can you imagine how the elephant feels? Well, yeah, they
Speaker 3: won't even love the casino.
Speaker 1: I'm an ID.
Speaker 4: I'm not an elephant, though, I associate more with a
Speaker 4: guy who left the gate open.
Speaker 3: Like, yeah, I associate more with the person who wants
Speaker 3: to get into gamble but forgot his ID.
Speaker 1: Right. Uh, yeah, that sucks.
Speaker 2: That's a big elephant.
Speaker 3: That's a big elephant. I guess most are, but I
Speaker 3: hate that elephant. It's traveled around Like.
Speaker 1: There are shows we're watching Overkill, super.
Speaker 2: Shot, mm hmm, you're speaking a different language, bullet Man
Speaker 2: not helping Mike. Fallout.
Speaker 3: We just finished Fallout on Amazon Prime and my wife
Speaker 3: doon't recommended it.
Speaker 1: She was like, we should watch watch it fall Out.
Speaker 1: It has the girl she plays Lucy in Fallout, but
Speaker 1: she was Yellow Jackets the show where they end up
Speaker 1: the plane crashes. Yeah, she's the one that dies. I
Speaker 1: mean it's all weird, but whatever.
Speaker 3: So she is living in a vault because the world
Speaker 3: had nuclear war and some people got to go live
Speaker 3: in a vault and then then she comes out and
Speaker 3: she's in the in the world now, and it's like
Speaker 3: not nice to live in It's great.
Speaker 2: Baby Billy is in it.
Speaker 1: He plays a big character in He doesn't play Baby Billy,
Speaker 1: but he's awesome.
Speaker 2: So the whole yeah, baby Billy, The.
Speaker 3: Whole show is like the Earth is a wasteland and
Speaker 3: it's based off the video game. Never played the video game,
Speaker 3: so I don't have any relationship with how true it
Speaker 3: is to the video game. Or but there's a dog
Speaker 3: in the show that somebody has, and I care more
Speaker 3: about that stupid dog did I do any character.
Speaker 1: There's a show called Sugar that we It comes out
Speaker 1: every week. I hate shows like that.
Speaker 2: Oh is that what?
Speaker 1: CLO's great? Callin Ferrell call hin Farrell's great.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I want to see that one.
Speaker 3: Wait, let let it finish a few more weeks and
Speaker 3: you can just watch it on your own time. He's
Speaker 3: a detective, private eye, private investigatory current times, but looks
Speaker 3: old school.
Speaker 2: I thought it was like from the forties.
Speaker 1: He dresses like that though, okay cool, but there's a
Speaker 1: dog in it, and all I do is worry about
Speaker 1: the dog, and so I spend all this energy. Humans
Speaker 1: are getting.
Speaker 3: Shot, characters are dying, and I'm like, just don't get
Speaker 3: the dog.
Speaker 1: She's like, that was a kid that just done to
Speaker 1: get the dog. No, So I say, will Smith, pursuit
Speaker 1: of happiness ends.
Speaker 2: I am.
Speaker 3: I am legend the dog, although pursuit of happiness whatever
Speaker 3: that was called. When he held his foot against the
Speaker 3: door so they wouldn't come for me, that was the kid.
Speaker 1: Oh that's tough. That was a tough one in him.
Speaker 5: That was a tough one.
Speaker 2: Did he spoiler?
Speaker 1: My god, it's over ten years.
Speaker 3: Sugar has eighty one percent. I guess that critic a
Speaker 3: little lower on the audience score, but I like it.
Speaker 3: And I'm not a big calling feral guy, but pretty
Speaker 3: good looking guy. He's Irish and he is not as
Speaker 3: old as I thought. I thought it'd be like fifty five.
Speaker 3: He's like forty eight or something. Oh yeah, pretty good.
Speaker 4: You know what gets me in TV shows and movies
Speaker 4: when they mess up the house or like like they
Speaker 4: get into a fight and they break stuff, I'm like,
Speaker 4: oh my gosh, somebody's got to clean that up.
Speaker 1: That's funny.
Speaker 2: Every single time they make a mess.
Speaker 3: We all have a personal connection with something that's close
Speaker 3: to us, like like something that affects us.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Eddie says he got a bunch of kids. The
Speaker 1: house is always always a disaster. Mine's obviously dogs.
Speaker 4: Like if a dog runs into a like it jumps
Speaker 4: on the dinner table.
Speaker 2: And knocks like the glasses. Oh my gosh, somebody's got amy.
Speaker 1: If they lose their medication, she's lost.
Speaker 2: I know.
Speaker 1: But in the movie he'd be worried when you were
Speaker 1: on it because I.
Speaker 5: Oh god, yeah, no, I's not really gonna say that.
Speaker 5: I mean, mine's like an animal thing. Or if, like
Speaker 5: somebody is a pain, I don't like that at all
Speaker 5: in any way, shape or form. If they're emotionally in
Speaker 5: pain or physically they fall and hurt themselves, Like, I
Speaker 5: don't like it.
Speaker 3: I'm just like every show though, people are getting shot constantly,
Speaker 3: all the shows. Yeah, so it was like, I mean, yeah,
Speaker 3: all these shows I'm talking about. Yeah, I guess unless you're.
Speaker 5: Watching watching Manhunt, people get shot. I don't give anything away,
Speaker 5: but a main character gets shot.
Speaker 1: Good job at not spoiling that piece of history. You're welcome.
Speaker 1: What what's interesting about Manhunt?
Speaker 3: Which is the Abraham Lincoln show is that, And I
Speaker 3: feel like I know a decent amount of President's just
Speaker 3: from learning it trivia wise. But I didn't know John
Speaker 3: Wilkes Booth was pretty famous. I knew he's an actor,
Speaker 3: but pretty famous, but the least famous of his famous
Speaker 3: family of actors, and was known as like a really
Speaker 3: good looking guy.
Speaker 5: But he's crazy.
Speaker 3: He believed in the South, believed in so I would
Speaker 3: say that's crazy, But I'm saying at the time, a
Speaker 3: lot of people didn't think he was crazy because he
Speaker 3: was just representing the thoughts well of a large part
Speaker 3: of the country who ended up losing the war. And
Speaker 3: but he was in New York where it was a
Speaker 3: little weirder, even though the vote there was actually closer
Speaker 3: than you would think. Who was in New York John
Speaker 3: Wilks Booth DC, but he worked a lot in New York,
Speaker 3: like he wasn't Yeah, yeah, so like that was like
Speaker 3: the cultural hub and very close to DC.
Speaker 5: But also I just saw the episode where he shot
Speaker 5: something else and that's what I mean, Like I heard
Speaker 5: for that, Like I'm like, what is wrong with him?
Speaker 5: Like why would he do that? I've still I've been
Speaker 5: thinking about it since I watched the episode.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I want to.
Speaker 1: I worry about people to get their feet wet and
Speaker 1: they have to keep going.
Speaker 2: Like war movies. War movies streussed me out, yes.
Speaker 3: Or like walking in the creek if a bunch of kids,
Speaker 3: I was like, Oh, your fet are going to shrivel
Speaker 3: up and your get cuts in them.
Speaker 1: Yep.
Speaker 3: He's happened to me all the time as a kid.
Speaker 3: And so I see people like walking in a lake
Speaker 3: and the movie just goes. I don't even dress it.
Speaker 3: Better change socks or something, or their feet are gonna
Speaker 3: get shrivel wet and then have little cuts.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm with you on Mountain. Thanks buddy, appreciate you.
Speaker 5: Like when The Masters of the Air, that show was
Speaker 5: stressful because they're always getting hurt.
Speaker 3: We never felt the need to watch that mostly, Yeah,
Speaker 3: I was gonna ask.
Speaker 1: Mostly because of the texture of it.
Speaker 2: World War two.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the colors and the texture of some of those
Speaker 3: those time periods. I don't so much mind the eighteen
Speaker 3: hundreds because it feel they feel a little green colorblind.
Speaker 3: So don't say I'm wrong about colors, but in my mind,
Speaker 3: the green is like that eighteen hundred ish type. And
Speaker 3: then the Masters of the Year is more gray. It
Speaker 3: feels like, man, maybe part of our clothes too.
Speaker 1: I don't know, I don't know. I don't like that
Speaker 1: time period, so I don't like to watch.
Speaker 5: Okay, Yeah, I mean it's definitely hard to me. What
Speaker 5: World War two?
Speaker 1: You gotta try again, you can do it.
Speaker 5: World War two? So yeah, I just it just a
Speaker 5: little stressful how much they were in the air and
Speaker 5: things got so intense. But then it's like, well, this
Speaker 5: is about masters of the air, flyers in the air,
Speaker 5: so I get But to.
Speaker 3: Me, yeah, flying and that scares me too, and these
Speaker 3: old airplanes and I'd be like, I don't even know
Speaker 3: how my airplane now works.
Speaker 1: What about this snoopy type thing? It's more so like
Speaker 1: everybody in the Red Barn and I'm like, Snoopy, what's up?
Speaker 2: Don't be careful? What's cool that I didn't know about that? Amy?
Speaker 4: Was that why they wear those leather jackets with a
Speaker 4: furry collars because it's.
Speaker 2: Freezing up there.
Speaker 5: Yeah, like if they would pee their pants, no, it
Speaker 5: would they would go if they made it back down,
Speaker 5: because let's just like call it what it is. I
Speaker 5: feel like every time you took off, you have to
Speaker 5: be like, well, I'm gonna die today.
Speaker 2: I die.
Speaker 5: But then you know, if they were lucky enough to land,
Speaker 5: like they would go like there was this one scene
Speaker 5: where they were at the like the clinic. The medic
Speaker 5: was like his clothes were like stuck to his body
Speaker 5: and it was because at a certain altitude and you're
Speaker 5: getting shot at I would pee my pants too, or
Speaker 5: maybe it was a long mission and you just had
Speaker 5: to go to the bathroom but you pee. And it
Speaker 5: was so cold that if froze the pea of their
Speaker 5: skin and their clothes and they had to get it
Speaker 5: doctor like it burned their skin.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah, Gunner people on the groin everywhere. Yeah, right,
Speaker 1: just you look like a rabbit hipp hopping and through.
Speaker 5: No, that show was wild. It just gives you another
Speaker 5: of appreciation for people that put their life at risk
Speaker 5: to keep others safe because they were you know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't know much about it, so I don't
Speaker 3: I don't, I don't know. Are they American in it?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 5: The reason I don't think that British this was the
Speaker 5: hundredth bomber is No, he's American.
Speaker 2: He's American.
Speaker 1: Isn't that he didn't need Elvis?
Speaker 2: No, he's American.
Speaker 1: Oh, Austin Butler, I'm thinking of Joe.
Speaker 5: The other guy is yes, when you hear that, I
Speaker 5: don't know the guy's name, but when you I did
Speaker 5: hear him, do it? Watch him do an interview and
Speaker 5: all of a sudden he had an accent. I'm like, well,
Speaker 5: that's weird.
Speaker 1: Mhm, kleem Callum Turner.
Speaker 4: I don't know Elvis is BFF because Austin Butler's my
Speaker 4: butt like we're he's a mayor, he's American.
Speaker 2: We hung out one time, got it?
Speaker 1: Oh you interviewed him once.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we hung out for a little bit, Me, Scuba
Speaker 2: and Austin. So okay.
Speaker 1: My whole point with this was I forget where we started.
Speaker 2: But your Fallout boy, your movie.
Speaker 1: No, it's a TV show. Although Mike, I did see
Speaker 1: there on Apple Plus, Apple Apple Plus.
Speaker 3: I don't know wauch what argyle was on now or
Speaker 3: that movie and a lipas in it in the preview.
Speaker 2: Did you ever watch it?
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's terrible. I've ben work to watch it on streaming.
Speaker 1: I was wondering why I got there so quick.
Speaker 6: It's an Apple movie. So they put it out in
Speaker 6: theaters and then they waited to put it on there.
Speaker 2: It's not good. Nah, ridiculous.
Speaker 1: That's the one with the cat in the backpack, right, Yeah,
Speaker 1: that looks so so stupid.
Speaker 6: It's like a lady who writes a book and then
Speaker 6: all these things start coming true in real life.
Speaker 1: Oh really, that sounds cool.
Speaker 6: Yeah, there's movies where the premise sounds good and then
Speaker 6: it completely bumbles.
Speaker 1: Mike liked a small Bone movie.
Speaker 3: Oh the Country Unsung, he sing hero Yeah, freaking country cool?
Speaker 2: Is that out? Or is that theater that night? Yet?
Speaker 2: He like?
Speaker 1: And I wasn't gonna ask him if he liked it.
Speaker 3: We just reposted our or we're gonna repost our for
Speaker 3: King and Country episode.
Speaker 1: I really like those guys.
Speaker 3: And Michael's like, I watched the movie and Ida had
Speaker 3: a movie coming out, that's why we're gonna repost it.
Speaker 3: And they have a really great live story that the
Speaker 3: movie is made from their life story. And so again
Speaker 3: I wasn't gonna put Mike on the mic like.
Speaker 1: Did you like it? Because if he did it, he's
Speaker 1: a pretty harsh critical movies. That's his job.
Speaker 3: I don't want to may not to go watch it
Speaker 3: because Mike doesn't really like music movies or he doesn't
Speaker 3: like movies that are based on making your faith feel.
Speaker 1: A certain way.
Speaker 3: He doesn't mind if you don't mind if there's messages
Speaker 3: in it at all, but not with the whole purpose
Speaker 3: of this movie is to make you feel like you're
Speaker 3: your faith needs to be pointed a certain direction.
Speaker 6: Exactly, And in this one, it's all rooted in their faith.
Speaker 6: But all these things that happened to them, it's all
Speaker 6: about the family. Faith just happens to be.
Speaker 3: A part of the story, and it's the how they
Speaker 3: got over here to America.
Speaker 2: And he plays his dad right. Yeah.
Speaker 3: I texted him and told him that you thought it
Speaker 3: was really good, and you had no reason to say
Speaker 3: it was really good. It wasn't like and he was
Speaker 3: super appreciative.
Speaker 1: What he said was.
Speaker 3: Because I remember I would write a book or something
Speaker 3: and I would be like, man, I've been in this
Speaker 3: so long, I don't even know if it's any good
Speaker 3: or not, and it's probably not good.
Speaker 1: And I would expect.
Speaker 3: Everybody that I knew to be like, oh, it's good,
Speaker 3: just because they had to say something. But then I
Speaker 3: would hear from somebody that had no reason whatsoever to
Speaker 3: even give me a review, and they were like, Hey,
Speaker 3: I read it. I thought it was real and that
Speaker 3: would mean a lot to me because they didn't need
Speaker 3: to say anything. There was no expectation for them to
Speaker 3: say anything. So I text, we have a text a
Speaker 3: group called all the Bones.
Speaker 2: Who's that small?
Speaker 1: Both you and the small King of Country? Yeah, those
Speaker 1: two they are lessons.
Speaker 2: Is that real? Yes? Joel and Luke?
Speaker 1: What's all the bones?
Speaker 2: So it's three of you guys bybones.
Speaker 1: Joel small Bone, Luke Smallbone.
Speaker 3: Hilarious And so I sent it over because you say
Speaker 3: that Joel's really good in it.
Speaker 6: Oh, yeah, he plays his dad and I didn't know
Speaker 6: like what to expect of him as an actor. He's
Speaker 6: a musician obviously, Yeah, but he's pretty commanding as a lead.
Speaker 3: He said, awfully kind of him to have taken the
Speaker 3: time to watch it, and thanks for sending the text.
Speaker 3: We just stepped into nine days until release, and then
Speaker 3: some other stuff, and he said, sending love and respect.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 1: That means a lot, and I do.
Speaker 3: Believe it because there's no reason for him to have
Speaker 3: said that unless he meant it.
Speaker 2: It's also a longer movie.
Speaker 6: It's like almost two.
Speaker 1: Hours, but not two hours. It's like Okay, I'm in.
Speaker 1: I've decided when I to watch a movie. It's over
Speaker 1: two hours.
Speaker 3: I'm just quitting it two hours and whatever happens afterwards
Speaker 3: never actually happened.
Speaker 2: But what if it's so good?
Speaker 1: That's the end to you never find out what happens.
Speaker 3: That's the end of two hours. Okay, that's the end.
Speaker 3: Let's do a mideral here. Our scientists have made the
Speaker 3: startling discovery of a deadly vampire bacteria that researchers are
Speaker 3: saying want to feed on human blood.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 3: So, for lack of better description, bacteria is live. Yeah,
Speaker 3: so it's bacteria that wants blood. So something alive that wants.
Speaker 2: Blood like a like a that's a vampire, like a
Speaker 2: leech wouldn't be a bacteria, that'd be more.
Speaker 5: Of an animal ish.
Speaker 1: But yeah, like needs blood.
Speaker 3: So the results it's the bacteria is actually attracted to
Speaker 3: the liquid part of the blood called the serum. The
Speaker 3: deadly germs are obsessed with the CERN, which is an
Speaker 3: amino acid in human blood.
Speaker 1: So what if that's what vampires were actually attracted. It
Speaker 1: wasn't the blood, it was the serum.
Speaker 3: Interesting, well, to serum and cern are two different things,
Speaker 3: but ones inside the other apparently, but this bacteria wants blood.
Speaker 2: Gosh, it's crazy. That's wild.
Speaker 1: From a lad Bible.
Speaker 3: A student missing out on prom and they were suspended
Speaker 3: because they brought a bag.
Speaker 1: Of chips to school. Did you guys see this from
Speaker 1: w HIO.
Speaker 3: Well, it's about teacher being allergic to the chips type thing.
Speaker 3: A local high school student will miss out on our
Speaker 3: senior prom after getting suspended over bringing a bag of corn.
Speaker 1: Chips to school.
Speaker 3: So I think where the reality of this will fall
Speaker 3: and out read to the story and get all the details,
Speaker 3: is that if there was intent on bringing, if they
Speaker 3: knew it, brought them anyway when they were told they weren't,
Speaker 3: but they knew the reason why they couldn't bring them,
Speaker 3: or if they knew and they brought them to actually
Speaker 3: hurt the tea teacher. So Miami Valley Crew of Technical
Speaker 3: Center prohibits kids for bringing snack. That snack because the
Speaker 3: teacher severely allergic. Someone gave Ali the talkie chips on
Speaker 3: the school bus and so she ate them. She didn't
Speaker 3: finish the chips. She brought the bag inside the building,
Speaker 3: the only two chips left. She threw the bag away,
Speaker 3: went to class. The school principal called her down and
Speaker 3: asked if she ate the chips. She said, yeah, she
Speaker 3: was suspending for five days. They didn't let her go
Speaker 3: to a prom.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I don't agree with this.
Speaker 2: That's an accident.
Speaker 3: If nobody was hurt and it was an accident, it
Speaker 3: can be a learning experience without a crazy punishment.
Speaker 4: Yeah, there were two chips in there. She didn't if
Speaker 4: she was trying to hurt the teacher was.
Speaker 1: Been smuggling contraband chips.
Speaker 5: It's not like she like got the chips and then
Speaker 5: like rubbed it on the teacher's desks.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there was no intent to hurt anyone and nobody
Speaker 3: got hurt.
Speaker 5: There has to be something else that happened, you know,
Speaker 5: because like why would that be the punishment. That doesn't
Speaker 5: make sense.
Speaker 3: Well, schools have depending on it, what are they zero tolerance? Yeah,
Speaker 3: but you feel like zero tolerance even should have like
Speaker 3: one person who's not an.
Speaker 5: Idiot dip in rational thinking.
Speaker 1: Like we hire you to be the not idiot.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 1: Gosh, that's tough though, no cornships at school, that's what
Speaker 1: you're on.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's hard, dude. You can't get over the
Speaker 2: fact they can't bring free doo's. That's so hard. What's
Speaker 2: even school with that fun?
Speaker 5: They list out every chip that is a cornship because
Speaker 5: I don't know would know the difference, Like my kids
Speaker 5: would be like, no, this isn't a cornship, it's a talkey.
Speaker 1: It'd just be no chips.
Speaker 2: Probably that a cornship.
Speaker 3: If that is what that story says, that sucks, And
Speaker 3: I get zero tolerance because you do set the precedent
Speaker 3: anybody else who does if they're thinking about sneaking one in.
Speaker 3: But if you, if the board does go and decide
Speaker 3: not to be idiots and think about it and nobody
Speaker 3: got hurt, even if it was an accident the teacher
Speaker 3: got sick, trouble. But if it was an accident and
Speaker 3: nobody got sick, there can be semi trouble To keep
Speaker 3: the no tolerance, But you're gonna keep them out of prom.
Speaker 2: That's crazy for us. No popcorn either, But.
Speaker 1: You guys are missing the point.
Speaker 5: I was thinking, like.
Speaker 2: More tortillas anything, man like, that's.
Speaker 1: Correct from inside.
Speaker 3: Hired wife of a Morgan manager admits the transporting stolen
Speaker 3: body parts.
Speaker 1: So where that doesn't matter.
Speaker 3: That's the dark web, right, it doesn't matter where down
Speaker 3: the street or what's up the wife to where? Though
Speaker 3: the wife of a Harvard Medical Schools former morgue manager
Speaker 3: has plead guilty to interstate transport of stolen goods included
Speaker 3: body parts stolen from the institution's morgue. Federal prosecutors DA
Speaker 3: DA DA buying and selling human remains from the morgue
Speaker 3: in Arkansas from the Harvard morgue and a mortuary in Arkansas. Boy,
Speaker 3: there's pretty far, pretty big difference there. Harvard Morgan a
Speaker 3: mortuary in Arkansas. They were like, if anybody had anything,
Speaker 3: they sent PayPal like money online buyers sent payments to
Speaker 3: a PayPal account, and they would send memos specifying arm
Speaker 3: he's idiots head number seven. Maybe they're using it for science,
Speaker 3: but you also know what you're doing.
Speaker 2: It's not legal.
Speaker 3: So even if it's completely clinical and for science and
Speaker 3: whatever reason you think is okay, you call or you
Speaker 3: go chipping in for dinner last week, you have put
Speaker 3: that in the body.
Speaker 1: Another one put brains. No way, I swear to God.
Speaker 3: Despite families and the victims filing a lawsuit against Harvard,
Speaker 3: a Massachusetts judge ruled that Harvard wasn't liable for the
Speaker 3: stolen corpses. Y, Hey what if it's a zombie though,
Speaker 3: just messaging and he really was just speaking like he does,
Speaker 3: give me the arms.
Speaker 4: Why don't we mummify people anymore? Like I saw a
Speaker 4: guy that I went to high school with.
Speaker 2: He went probably work or work, dude.
Speaker 4: He he went to like some pyramids or something, and
Speaker 4: he's posted on Facebook some pictures of mummies.
Speaker 2: They look amazing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you can see the person still and they died
Speaker 4: like you know, thousands of years ago.
Speaker 3: I don't think they mummified every person though back then.
Speaker 3: I think what happened is the people.
Speaker 1: That deserved to be preserved or.
Speaker 2: Dude, that's slogan, deserved to be preserved. That's a song.
Speaker 2: It's like this deserves to be preserved. Oh my god,
Speaker 2: that's good. So but like you know, they would.
Speaker 1: We did a fake one in college, fake mummy.
Speaker 3: We fake mummified as far as like taking the brains,
Speaker 3: go through the nose, You take it and you pull
Speaker 3: it out like person, not a real one. Oh, it
Speaker 3: was like cadaver. But I think they didn't mummify every
Speaker 3: single person. And also it's a lot of work, and
Speaker 3: so when we die, I don't think.
Speaker 5: Says to be done properly. Mummification is a lengthy and
Speaker 5: expensive process.
Speaker 1: We're trying to get rid of it.
Speaker 5: Also, I guess when a lot of the Egyptians became Christians,
Speaker 5: they just stopped making mummies.
Speaker 4: Oh because oh, because before them they were the gods.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I don't think every mummy was considered God. I don't
Speaker 3: thin mummies were even considered gods. Oh really, maybe they
Speaker 3: could be considered closer to God, but all of them.
Speaker 3: But they are still kings today.
Speaker 5: Okay, because here, look, when you become a Christian, says
Speaker 5: mummification helped some people reach the afterlife, as they believed
Speaker 5: that an afterlife could only exist if there was a
Speaker 5: form like uh, like a soul after death. The only
Speaker 5: way to do it was to be mummified. So I
Speaker 5: guess when she became a Christian, you're like, oh God,
Speaker 5: I'm all good.
Speaker 2: God.
Speaker 3: Well, but even now, there are some Christians that believe
Speaker 3: if you're cremated or if you're not. Oh yeah, there's
Speaker 3: I mean, there's a lot of odd beliefs in different
Speaker 3: sex sects of religion, even Christianity.
Speaker 5: So so if you cremate yourself, would they think you're
Speaker 5: not going.
Speaker 3: To have some well, and it's a very but again,
Speaker 3: I have a bet there's little versions of every building
Speaker 3: inside of a big belief. But yeah, there's a difference.
Speaker 3: Now it's like, what do you want to do? You
Speaker 3: gotta be cremated, you want to go?
Speaker 1: I mean the body is putting around, you want to right?
Speaker 3: Yeah, today mummification is rare, but some places still do it.
Speaker 3: They preserve dead bodies. Lenen died in nineteen twenty four.
Speaker 3: John commun No communists. Yeah, yes, like Stalin Lenenlenen, Yeah.
Speaker 5: Linen, he mummified. He got mummified apparently.
Speaker 3: Also Ted Williams has his head still existing. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: not mummified, but frozen frozen ryo.
Speaker 5: That's wild. Well, so Eddie, it's an option.
Speaker 4: I don't think I'm gonna do it, but you know, okay,
Speaker 4: let me do number one.
Speaker 1: We have two voice models. We want to do number one.
Speaker 1: First Ray, good morning studio.
Speaker 7: I just want to say that I am completely a
Speaker 7: believer of signed amy. Whenever I moved into my house
Speaker 7: my boyfriend, we both have a grandmother that's very close
Speaker 7: to us, and we both saw two red cardinals outside
Speaker 7: and so lunch back stop me.
Speaker 3: I would say, it's not just lunch. Well, maybe it's
Speaker 3: presentations of it me. But we all, we all have
Speaker 3: different feelings on signs. I don't think anybody is saying
Speaker 3: that Amy's wrong about signs in general. Ammy just finds
Speaker 3: signs very quickly, and they're very like she'll close her
Speaker 3: eyes and should go. Just give me a sign that
Speaker 3: today I'm supposed to drive one hundred miles. Give me
Speaker 3: something to do with light. Oh, I took myself's light
Speaker 3: up in the ceiling.
Speaker 5: No, that's that's an exaggeration, but an exaggeration.
Speaker 1: But when you're exaggerating, no, the exaggeration has to prove
Speaker 1: the point of You're like, you think a cardinal and
Speaker 1: it's cardinal season. We had cardinals that are dead in
Speaker 1: our yard because they keep flying into the window.
Speaker 2: They're everywhere.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and what does that mean?
Speaker 4: I don't know the letters the letters that fell off
Speaker 4: a sign that said, no, that's good.
Speaker 1: That's she was looking for a tennis ball at a
Speaker 1: tennis court.
Speaker 5: That one I just brought to you all.
Speaker 1: She's like, I need a sign. I found a tennis ball.
Speaker 1: You're next to a tennis court, right.
Speaker 5: But that yeah, so that one's a little bit, but
Speaker 5: it's not like I asked for a sign and then
Speaker 5: while law two seconds later it happens. I am patient
Speaker 5: at times, and I it's.
Speaker 1: More of a can't prove you wrong.
Speaker 3: If you're like, oh, absolutely, we cannot prove me peace
Speaker 3: in any way.
Speaker 5: This is clearly a message from the other side.
Speaker 2: Well, I don't know about that.
Speaker 1: Clearly, to me, we cannot prove you wrong.
Speaker 3: However, it does feel like when you're looking for a sign,
Speaker 3: you're just gonna find it.
Speaker 5: That's not true because sometimes sometimes there is no sign.
Speaker 5: Sometimes I've asked for one and it hasn't come yet,
Speaker 5: or it may never come. There may be no sign.
Speaker 4: If you went outside and I said, like, show me
Speaker 4: a sign, make it snow, it's not.
Speaker 1: Going to snow on you, right if you're being specific, right,
Speaker 1: but I don't.
Speaker 4: But if you're standing by the pool and like, we'll
Speaker 4: get water splashed on me right now, or just.
Speaker 3: Give me a sign, and you're so generic, you're gonna
Speaker 3: associate something.
Speaker 5: But my mom, right after she died, there was a
Speaker 5: red cardinal outside the window that was a sign for
Speaker 5: us of like love it and and a blue jay
Speaker 5: had never come to my feet er until after my
Speaker 5: dad died, and I had been watching birds actively.
Speaker 1: Four months, not saying that's not and I.
Speaker 5: Played bird beingo. I knew what birds had been to
Speaker 5: my feet up.
Speaker 2: Have you ever wanted bird bing oo?
Speaker 5: Bird being go was more so just when a bird comes,
Speaker 5: you get to like bump cross it off.
Speaker 1: We just played stripp bird bingo at the house.
Speaker 3: That's yeah, yeah, yeah, we're not saying you're wrong, but
Speaker 3: we're saying there were a lot of cardinals at this time.
Speaker 1: It had been hardview not to see a cardinal.
Speaker 2: I saw one yesterday.
Speaker 5: On my way, but I I don't see cardinals every day.
Speaker 5: And what I'm saying is I may I'm in the
Speaker 5: midst of having to make a decision, and I had
Speaker 5: already asked for a sign about it. And when I
Speaker 5: saw the cardinal, the red one, the lonely red cardinal
Speaker 5: in the tree that was all by stuff just for me,
Speaker 5: then I was like, this is good. This brings me piece,
Speaker 5: like aha.
Speaker 1: And for that I love it. For that, I love it.
Speaker 1: I think whatever brings you piece a plus. We can't
Speaker 1: prove it, it's not true.
Speaker 3: All we're saying is when you're looking for a sign.
Speaker 3: You make it very easy for the sign to reach you.
Speaker 3: But that is good for you. Whatever makes you feel
Speaker 3: better is crazy.
Speaker 5: I know we're all, we all can be.
Speaker 1: We all wish I had a little more or whatever.
Speaker 3: You have coffee not coffee. And I don't even say faith.
Speaker 3: I would say the ability.
Speaker 1: To be open to things beyond that you just absolutely
Speaker 1: cannot understand.
Speaker 5: I think there's a lot we can't explain.
Speaker 3: No one's arguing even a lot. There's probably more we
Speaker 3: can't explain than what we can.
Speaker 5: Okay, I know, but I feel like yes, or you
Speaker 5: said something like science or whatnot. I'm like, I believe
Speaker 5: in science too.
Speaker 1: They don't have to believe.
Speaker 2: They don't have to be.
Speaker 1: Holding hands. Okay, so I believe that.
Speaker 3: I'm happy you find warmth and comfort in what you see.
Speaker 3: I would not be able to go give me a
Speaker 3: sign in a bird show and be like, well that's it.
Speaker 5: It's not any bird. If it was a tufted tit mouse,
Speaker 5: it wouldn't mean the same thing.
Speaker 3: Showed up pooped on by a bird, And like that's
Speaker 3: if you were like bird I need to sign poop
Speaker 3: on me boom.
Speaker 1: Well no, no, that's your own time.
Speaker 2: But if that was your thing, it's not my thing.
Speaker 2: I'm just saying.
Speaker 5: You happen like, okay, right after you, right after your
Speaker 5: mom died, I got pooped pooped on you? It would be.
Speaker 2: Situation. Just that way.
Speaker 1: Everything then around that time, you would think would be
Speaker 1: a thing.
Speaker 2: She's right though. She's right though. How often do you
Speaker 2: get pooped on by a bird?
Speaker 4: So if it happened rightf my mom died, I'd be like, mom,
Speaker 4: that's a good one.
Speaker 3: But by that logic, anything that happened to you, that's rare.
Speaker 3: That happened after your mom died. But you're automatically signing
Speaker 3: that to being heard.
Speaker 7: Why do you think?
Speaker 5: Casey Musgraves wrote a whole song called Cardinal and it's
Speaker 5: like Cardinal from the other side.
Speaker 2: Wait is that? Why are you huh?
Speaker 5: I don't know. I feel like she wrote it about
Speaker 5: an experience of seeing a cardinal after a friend died
Speaker 5: or someone died. Why are you saying names?
Speaker 4: Yeah, dear Malina, Cardinal, what are you doing?
Speaker 3: There are sometimes Ricky, and there are sometimes where I'll
Speaker 3: do this too, sometimes where nobody is going to get
Speaker 3: my very and not this situation. Nobody is going to
Speaker 3: get whatever version of a joke that only I'm going
Speaker 3: to get and maybe three other listeners in the whole world.
Speaker 3: And I'll just say little things sometimes on my mind,
Speaker 3: not even breath on the mic, like that.
Speaker 1: If you and I were just talking and I was
Speaker 1: like mm hmmm uh and advanced like for a while briefly. Yeah,
Speaker 1: so people you wouldn't even know that.
Speaker 2: You wouldn't even know to move on.
Speaker 3: You'd be like what what, But there'd be like three
Speaker 3: people that would go, that's funny.
Speaker 2: Loup Panela, was he a manager.
Speaker 1: Manager for the Cardinals?
Speaker 5: Are you thinking of you're naming You're naming Cardinal baseball players?
Speaker 5: Is that what you're doing?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Yeah, okay, okay.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that was the point though, you know.
Speaker 5: Yeah, got it. I don't know one Cardinal player, So that's.
Speaker 1: Why I didn't Mark McGuire.
Speaker 5: For sure, I know who Mark McGuire is, but I
Speaker 5: didn't know he was the cardinal. And is he the
Speaker 5: guy that took the drugs?
Speaker 2: Yeah, took the drugs?
Speaker 1: She goes, is he the guy that took the drugs?
Speaker 1: That she does the face like mm hm one, like,
Speaker 1: either I should feel guilty that he took drugs or two.
Speaker 5: That what I know, That's what it was. That look
Speaker 5: was like, I'm aware, I know who Mark is. He
Speaker 5: enhanced himself, right, he took the.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so we're going to go, oh, well, we have
Speaker 3: some a couple of meetings to have, but we're going
Speaker 3: to finish this podcast. Right.
Speaker 1: How long is this?
Speaker 2: It is twenty nine?
Speaker 1: We got one more minute ago.
Speaker 5: Oh it's a thirty. I have a podcast today and
Speaker 5: I'm going to talk about this, not this, but Cardinals
Speaker 5: because there's well, i'll say it. I don't know.
Speaker 2: Did you know what?
Speaker 4: I can't stop laughing at what I thought about this
Speaker 4: yesterday that we were one boat away from speaking to Germans.
Speaker 2: We were one voat away.
Speaker 5: Man, Yeah, are we what are we doing? Are you
Speaker 5: just sitting here making it to thirty? Yeah?
Speaker 1: It's chilling, man, we can do.
Speaker 4: Oh my son wants to come with us, come with
Speaker 4: me on the brakes. He wants to see what we
Speaker 4: open up tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Is that cool? He's chilling man, you'll just sit back.
Speaker 5: Okay. I saw the sign old or an omen on
Speaker 5: the branches in the morning. It was right after I
Speaker 5: lost a friend without warning, which words done, said Scarlett.
Speaker 5: That's the opening lines. From Caseys, which is very similar
Speaker 5: to my experience. Are you sending me a message from
Speaker 5: the Cardinal.
Speaker 1: Marketsall dizzy, Dean? I think so.
Speaker 3: Like from way back in the day, I'm looking at
Speaker 3: Casey ms rising average.
Speaker 2: Who did you say was the manager Lou Panela? Was
Speaker 2: he not a Cardinals manager?
Speaker 1: If he was, I don't think so.
Speaker 2: I don't know that. I'm like, I know LUs for sure,
Speaker 2: Joe Torre was too. Why do you hear? Hear for sure?
Speaker 3: I don't know if if hers just die? Thinking did
Speaker 3: like yesterday really like two days ago?
Speaker 5: I wonder if the Cardinal baseil players become Cardinals exactly?
Speaker 2: What if that's I mean, why not? Why wouldn't that crazy? Yeah?
Speaker 1: What if it's like Larry Walker flying around you don't
Speaker 1: even know you think it's your mom and he's like goal.
Speaker 5: Listen, that's it for the I'm gonna.
Speaker 2: I'm going to leave them out some flower.
Speaker 1: Seeds, Okay, maybe a little big occasionally.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I don't think my mom is the bird flying around. No, y'all,
Speaker 5: y'all understand how signs work. It doesn't mean my mom.
Speaker 5: I'm not saying it's recar reincarnation and my mom is
Speaker 5: taken on the lives of all these different birds, because
Speaker 5: I know that if I see a cardinal in one place,
Speaker 5: it's probably not the same cardinal that was in my backyard.
Speaker 5: It's a it's a message from my mom. So the
Speaker 5: easy way to say that is it is my mom.
Speaker 3: Your mom's up there with a group of cardinals sending
Speaker 3: them out to carry your cardinals.
Speaker 1: We don't even think it wrong. We just think it's
Speaker 1: fun because you just like look for signs all the time.
Speaker 5: I don't like look for signs all the time. I
Speaker 5: ask for signs. I see that the signs.
Speaker 2: Who did you say?
Speaker 3: Loop and Ella searched it Baltimore, Cleveland, Kansas City, and
Speaker 3: New York. But all those like older white guys with
Speaker 3: darkish hair the turned gray forever.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, I felt that.
Speaker 2: All right, that is it.
Speaker 1: We will see you guys tomorrow. Bye buddy,