Speaker 1: Transmitting this.
Speaker 2: Welcome to Tuesday Show Morning Studio. I fell asleep. There's
Speaker 2: a lot of points scoring in the football game last night.
Speaker 2: I fell asleep. I watch any of it. I was
Speaker 2: so tired. I have what stinks is I feel like
Speaker 2: I get sick that often and when I do, I
Speaker 2: just got it out. But I had a stomach bug
Speaker 2: a couple weeks ago. But I got the neurovirus. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: I was. Did I say this something I was sleeping
Speaker 2: on I'll sleeping on towels? Yeah, okay, you did. I
Speaker 2: just didn't know. And that's embarrassing. But you know what relatable.
Speaker 2: Turns out a lot of people have the neurovirus right now.
Speaker 3: Well how long is it contagious? You're not gonna get us?
Speaker 2: Okay. Also, I'm so separated from you guys, like, oh yeah,
Speaker 2: there's distance. Yeah right now. People don't even know this.
Speaker 2: I'm the Bahamas, Like it's warm here, I'm having a
Speaker 2: great day. That'd be cool. Yeah, but the North. And
Speaker 2: I gave it to my wife, or as I tell her,
Speaker 2: she just fought it longer. It gave it to me
Speaker 2: than got it later.
Speaker 3: That's probably what happened.
Speaker 2: But I've pretty much bounced back. But we were working
Speaker 2: out yesterday. If I usually go the I mean hard
Speaker 2: the whole time. About forty minutes into it, I couldn't
Speaker 2: see straight, just because I hadn't eatn in a couple
Speaker 2: of days.
Speaker 3: Well forty minutes in that's a long time.
Speaker 4: We do an hour for us, we were going out.
Speaker 2: We don't even look up. We do an hour the
Speaker 2: even looking up. We were also outside for some of
Speaker 2: it in thirty seven degrees.
Speaker 1: It's cold.
Speaker 2: That was stupid. It sucks being cold. Right, they're wearing shorts. Yeah,
Speaker 2: weren't you?
Speaker 3: Wow, but in thirty seven degree weather working out.
Speaker 2: But I will say it sucked. Yeah, So I wasn't
Speaker 2: like wearing shorts and like because sometimes you'll see like
Speaker 2: a college football game this past weekend, uh, sometimes NFL.
Speaker 2: But they come out shirt listen, warm up. It's just
Speaker 2: to prove how tough they are. Mine wasn't. I just
Speaker 2: don't like to work out in sweat. So for part
Speaker 2: of it we worked out outside. But you can watch
Speaker 2: on my Instagram. We do some pretty high jumps. We
Speaker 2: don't jump off on this little rock thing.
Speaker 5: Saw.
Speaker 3: I was impressed.
Speaker 6: Nobody wiped out, Oh, thankfully, Yeah, I got a little
Speaker 6: nervous because, yeah, it's not like y'all are jumping up
Speaker 6: on one of those like soft boxes they have at
Speaker 6: the gym.
Speaker 3: Y'all are jumping up on like hard.
Speaker 2: Rock, like you could how we do it. It's also
Speaker 2: Eddie's nickname while we work out. No, it's not hard rock. Hey,
Speaker 2: hard rock, come on over here. I was reading this
Speaker 2: thing men and women are different when it comes to speaking.
Speaker 2: Women learn to speak earlier, they know more words, they
Speaker 2: recall them better, and they pause less when speaking than men.
Speaker 2: I just read that as men are just dumbers in general.
Speaker 1: Not wrong.
Speaker 2: We don't value but.
Speaker 3: I don't think y'all are.
Speaker 7: I wonder why women learn to talk earlier.
Speaker 3: Well, we develop faster than y'all.
Speaker 1: In lots of areas.
Speaker 2: Brain. Did you watch emotionally the last thing before we
Speaker 2: get started here? Have you guys seen the Dave Ramsey
Speaker 2: clip at the woman calling in that she's like in
Speaker 2: a bad situation and he's on the phone with her.
Speaker 7: Okay, I saw the news headline about it. I didn't
Speaker 7: see the video, but she was like a couple of
Speaker 7: financial decision decisions snowballed into her being and he started helping.
Speaker 7: He helped her out.
Speaker 2: Right, So I didn't see the news story, so I
Speaker 2: don't even know that part. So I'm flipping through TikTok,
Speaker 2: which that's kind of my morning paper. For those that
Speaker 2: are older listen to podcasts back in the day, you
Speaker 2: have the morning Paper. I have the Morning and so
Speaker 2: I'm on and I'm flipping through and I like Dave
Speaker 2: Ramsey as a person, like he's always been super cool
Speaker 2: to me. And he comes in on the show sometimes
Speaker 2: and I know we can be a bit controversial, but whatever,
Speaker 2: not talking about that. And this woman calls and she's
Speaker 2: like something, and it gets to the fact that she
Speaker 2: starts crying. She's like her boyfriend's still in the house
Speaker 2: and she's like I don't know, and he's like, are
Speaker 2: you unsafe? And she's like crying and he's like, well,
Speaker 2: I need to call police. The headline is Dave Ramsey
Speaker 2: saved a call her the show is to a caller
Speaker 2: to a show from domestic violence live on the air.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, goosebumps just hearing that.
Speaker 2: And his daughter is on as part of the show
Speaker 2: with him. Yeah, Rachel, Yeah, they have their headset on
Speaker 2: and oh my gosh, it's pretty crazy TikTok video. And
Speaker 2: he's just like, I hear you. We're not worried about
Speaker 2: money right now. We have got to get you away
Speaker 2: from the situation. Her name is Danielle. She talked about
Speaker 2: she shares with our partner and their shared child a
Speaker 2: home and they were talking about selling it. And it
Speaker 2: then turns into herbiing like I'm in like danger, and
Speaker 2: she like, is gonna go and he's like, you do
Speaker 2: not go. We will call the call if you get
Speaker 2: a chance. Look for it.
Speaker 8: Look it up.
Speaker 2: It's crazy, sounds crazy. He said, I don't know if
Speaker 2: you need to sell your house or not. You may have.
Speaker 2: It's possible. That's not your problem today, right, And then
Speaker 2: it gets real serious. So a big shout out to
Speaker 2: Dave Ramsey handle it as perfect as you can handle
Speaker 2: it in a situation where he easily could have done
Speaker 2: nine other things that were semi helpful to hey, let
Speaker 2: me put you on hold and see what we can
Speaker 2: do too. Like he stayed there. So yeah, big shout
Speaker 2: out Dave Rampy, check it out if you get a second.
Speaker 2: All right, let's get the show going here. Thank you guys.
Speaker 2: I don't know, I feel pretty good about today's show.
Speaker 2: All right, let's go.
Speaker 8: It's anous.
Speaker 2: Anonymous sin bar. The question to be because, Hello, Bobby Blines,
Speaker 2: one of my coworkers were such strong perfume that it
Speaker 2: gives me headaches every time we work near each other.
Speaker 2: No one else seems to mine. I can't stand it.
Speaker 2: I don't want to embarrass her or make it seem personal,
Speaker 2: but I need some relief. Should I say something or
Speaker 2: try to avoid her as much as possible? Sign choking
Speaker 2: on perfume? This is a semi common one that we
Speaker 2: get where people either have stinky under arms, colonne or perfume.
Speaker 2: So I think this probably happens a lot. So there
Speaker 2: are a few ways to go about at one. You know,
Speaker 2: I guess your workstation kind of matters. If you could
Speaker 2: possibly move your workstation, that would be an easy one.
Speaker 2: If it's if it's very easy, if it's mobile to
Speaker 2: do so, if it's cubicle based, you could move your
Speaker 2: workstation and probably no one would know the difference. Right,
Speaker 2: that's solution number one. That's probably the healthiest solution. Now,
Speaker 2: if I were to go to the unhealthiest solution, I'll
Speaker 2: go to lunchbox for this lunchbox. What would you suggest
Speaker 2: It is the most unhealthy solution.
Speaker 7: I would just say, hey, it's bothering me, and it's things,
Speaker 7: or it's annoying, it's giving me a headache.
Speaker 2: You need to change that, You would say right to her. Yeah,
Speaker 2: you just.
Speaker 7: Why beat around the bush. If something's bothering you, go
Speaker 7: right to the source, go to the person. You'll be like, oh,
Speaker 7: let me send an anonymous email, like I'm scared to
Speaker 7: confront them. Just be like, Yo, that perfume is disgusting,
Speaker 7: it's nasty, it gives me a headache.
Speaker 2: But you don't have to say it like that. I
Speaker 2: guess that's my point. I wanted to just to hear
Speaker 2: the worst that source because you could say something, but
Speaker 2: I definitely wouldn't say it like that. If you wanted
Speaker 2: to say something, amy you you tend to be the
Speaker 2: most sensible one here.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I think it's okay to say something, especially if
Speaker 6: it's impacting your well being, like you're especially, a strong
Speaker 6: odor really can't give people a headache. And it's this
Speaker 6: is a complimentary strong odor. This isn't the stinky kind.
Speaker 6: This is like you smell good and then use I
Speaker 6: statements probably like don't make it like, oh, you are
Speaker 6: doing this, but I am getting a headache.
Speaker 1: I am the one sensitive to this.
Speaker 6: How can would like your you open to a solution
Speaker 6: to help out, Like you're not accusatory.
Speaker 2: The person will be offended.
Speaker 1: They will even if it's a smell good thing.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah if you And again I think they could
Speaker 2: probably in a day not be as offended. But they
Speaker 2: will be offended. And I was saying where you're saying,
Speaker 2: I think where're saying it's very healthy, but they will
Speaker 2: be offended. Anytime anybody comes up to you and goes
Speaker 2: something you're doing is affecting me in a negative way.
Speaker 2: They will automatically react in a way of like sad mad.
Speaker 2: But I think you A can move your desk. B
Speaker 2: you can accumulate signatures from around the room and hit
Speaker 2: her a petition which is not yes, which is not
Speaker 2: the rest, not the real way to do it.
Speaker 1: That's funny.
Speaker 2: You could go to a supervisor and actually have them
Speaker 2: do that talk, because that is who is supposed to
Speaker 2: do those talks. That's what I would do. You could
Speaker 2: go to somebody and be like, hey, this is pretty tough.
Speaker 2: I think I might be allergic to it, but I
Speaker 2: don't want to cause drama in the office. Would you
Speaker 2: mind saying something to her? I think, of all things considered,
Speaker 2: that's not the healthiest as a human. I think Amy
Speaker 2: has the healthiesta. I think lunchbox has the least healthy way.
Speaker 2: I think this is the way though, that nobody gets
Speaker 2: their feelings really hurt, because that could actually affect the
Speaker 2: relationship at the office for a long time. If you
Speaker 2: heard her feelings and that's what the supervisor's there for.
Speaker 6: I like, would you rather hear it from one person
Speaker 6: that's saying like I am impacted, Like I'm getting headaches
Speaker 6: like you?
Speaker 1: But I will like, okay, you will.
Speaker 6: If I hear from a supervisor or hr I'm thinking,
Speaker 6: how many people are talking about me?
Speaker 2: And that's okay, But you never know which one, So
Speaker 2: therefore you're never going to be angry at one person.
Speaker 2: It could affect a work relationship, is what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: You just quit the job, that's just kidding. That's fair too.
Speaker 2: You can also meet her in the middle and perfume
Speaker 2: the crap out of yourself. There are a lot of
Speaker 2: really unhealthy ways to do this, but I think as
Speaker 2: far as hey, it's it's work, so it doesn't have
Speaker 2: to be the most human healthy thing. You're just trying.
Speaker 2: It's business. You're just trying to do your thing. I
Speaker 2: would go to your supervisor and say, hey, this is
Speaker 2: really bad. I think I might be allergic to it,
Speaker 2: but I don't know how to handle it. Would you
Speaker 2: be able to have a couple of words just limit it,
Speaker 2: and I think they can handle in a way that'll
Speaker 2: be sensitive to everybody. Now, if you want something to
Speaker 2: talk about at dinner, you can try one of our
Speaker 2: other solutions, because any any of the other ones are
Speaker 2: gonna actually be conversation. So my favorite position, yeah, but
Speaker 2: you you honestly could just move your desk. If it's
Speaker 2: just a cubicle type thing that's easily moved, you could
Speaker 2: just work from a different place.
Speaker 6: And if we had someone in here that was like
Speaker 6: a really, really strong you would probably just have to
Speaker 6: tell us.
Speaker 2: Well, I did tell lunchwalk stop farting in here and
Speaker 2: stopped farting in the glass room, and he did, and
Speaker 2: he did. That's annoying. Yes, it was annoying for him.
Speaker 2: His feelings were hurt because he's like, I like my hearts,
Speaker 2: but I was like, but don't do it in here.
Speaker 2: So yeah, good luck with that. Go to someone and
Speaker 2: let them do that for you. That's their job, not yours.
Speaker 2: All right, there you go, close it up. There's a
Speaker 2: voicemail from Rose in Texas. Hey, Bobby Bones the question
Speaker 2: an update.
Speaker 8: I may have missed it.
Speaker 2: Sometime last year you were.
Speaker 9: At a festival and Lunchbox grabbed several coupons for free
Speaker 9: Bartesian machines.
Speaker 8: Whatever happened with those?
Speaker 1: Did he give them?
Speaker 2: Did he share with you? Guys? Good question. They're like
Speaker 2: those little cups that go in that carrig. Yeah, it's
Speaker 2: kind of like that.
Speaker 7: It's like a whole machine that the cups are made.
Speaker 7: It's like a currig for alcohol. And the thing is beautiful.
Speaker 7: It's fantastic. And it wasn't just like the bass version.
Speaker 7: We got the cream Daly Creme. Yeah, like the top
Speaker 7: of the line one. Yeah, almost so. But did you
Speaker 7: grab more than one?
Speaker 2: Yeah? I grabbed like ten or twelve of the whole machines. No, No,
Speaker 2: it was a cupe on. It was a card right
Speaker 2: for the whole machine.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and then you just go and you type it
Speaker 7: in and you get it delivered to your house.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like I said, I get ten or twelve for
Speaker 2: the whole machine. Yeah, how many do you have? I
Speaker 2: have one? Are you gonna one machine? I know we
Speaker 2: have ten?
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, I get the friends and family so they
Speaker 7: have the machine. Yeah, like my buddy Ryan that you know,
Speaker 7: my dresser, he got one. Garrett and Missy they got one.
Speaker 2: Nice.
Speaker 7: Just give him out. Real nice of me to do that,
Speaker 7: thinking of other people. They were just gonna go to waste.
Speaker 7: Those cards were not being used. I don't think they
Speaker 7: were going to waste. I think that they don't use
Speaker 7: in there. They're using in other places.
Speaker 2: But I hear you. If there is something that he
Speaker 2: can grab more of one, he's going to. It doesn't
Speaker 2: matter if it's children's cancer hospital or if it's an
Speaker 2: event like whatever that was. Thank you though, there's your update.
Speaker 2: Give me number five. Give me that number four.
Speaker 8: Hello, Bobby. Thirty three years ago I met a young
Speaker 8: girl at a skating rink or a church party. I
Speaker 8: know it sounds like a country song, but it's true.
Speaker 8: Since then we have had good times and reseparate losses.
Speaker 8: But somehow we've got two grandchildren. I just wanted to
Speaker 8: say I love you, Tammy.
Speaker 2: Thanks a lot Bobby, it's pretty good. That's really cool.
Speaker 4: Hey, we should write that as a country song. Beautiful
Speaker 4: save that one. Right, I had some wins and some losses.
Speaker 4: Always said, yeah, were doing the limbo.
Speaker 2: Little did I know. Oh wow, that's a great story.
Speaker 2: Thank you for sharing that with us. Oh Amy's pile
Speaker 2: of stories.
Speaker 8: Well.
Speaker 6: According to a recent study, married men tend to age
Speaker 6: slower compared to their single counterparts.
Speaker 2: You know why why our wives make us.
Speaker 1: Oh they make you better everything, that makes you do everything.
Speaker 2: Yeah. No, no, they make us age slower. Yeah, I
Speaker 2: mean they told me you age slower.
Speaker 1: I guess man, they lower your stress.
Speaker 2: Learn I've learned. I just say that's no, no, no,
Speaker 2: they just make it. They tell us we do it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this is only if you stay married.
Speaker 6: Though, men who were separated, divorced, or widowed did not
Speaker 6: age as well.
Speaker 2: You know why we say married. Our wives tell us
Speaker 2: we must right.
Speaker 6: Yes, yes, okay, I have one of the worst forms
Speaker 6: of torture ever in the history of mankind.
Speaker 2: Got it? What is it listening to foreigner b sides? No,
Speaker 2: that guy sings really hot. I like to hit, but
Speaker 2: they have some songs that aren't like hits that are
Speaker 2: pretty I struggle.
Speaker 1: With Okay, it's not listening to anything.
Speaker 6: But I do have a thought when I share this
Speaker 6: with you eating mayonnaise, think about.
Speaker 1: Maybe we put it on the wheel.
Speaker 4: The next thing, is it bamboo on her fingernails?
Speaker 2: That yeah, they did that stuff holding out teeth with flyers. Yeah.
Speaker 6: No, it is soaking feet in salt water and then
Speaker 6: pulling them out and letting a goat lick them.
Speaker 2: This is this is old torture. Yeah, yeah, really like
Speaker 2: ancient real goats tongues are so coarse that it rips
Speaker 2: the skin off. I'm sorry to steal your story. I
Speaker 2: just I'm familiar with.
Speaker 1: No, that's okay.
Speaker 2: I had not on the wheel later this week. Yeah,
Speaker 2: but I apologize. Take the story.
Speaker 6: Going the hot salt water, it like gets the feet
Speaker 6: really like soft. Therefore, when the goat starts licking, it
Speaker 6: like takes the skin off, and then your feet are
Speaker 6: really tender and the goat keeps licking, and I'm like, oh, dang,
Speaker 6: maybe we need to bring that back.
Speaker 2: Not for a year, but I don't know for what.
Speaker 2: You know, what else used to be a torture criminals
Speaker 2: was a treadmill. They would lock them on a treadmill
Speaker 2: and just make them run. That's how the treadmill actually started.
Speaker 2: It was a torture device. And do you know what
Speaker 2: now is a torture device, the treadmill?
Speaker 1: Yes, still, yes, Amazon's home device. You know what I'm
Speaker 1: talking about right now?
Speaker 2: Uh Alexa?
Speaker 1: Well yeah, but I thought we didn't say that.
Speaker 2: Well, if you don't give it like a command, Okay.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think you just give it like a command.
Speaker 2: Though, let's just say hey in front of it. Sometimes
Speaker 2: we give it a command and we're like, oh, let's
Speaker 2: keep going with the show, and everybody's all mad at us.
Speaker 1: Go ahead, Okay.
Speaker 6: Well, this one girl posted on TikTok that her Amazon
Speaker 6: device predicted when the world was going to end.
Speaker 2: I have a whole story, but what's the deal?
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 6: It was a really disturbing video that she put up,
Speaker 6: like people are freaking out about it. But on February twentieth,
Speaker 6: twenty thirty one, which is in less than a decade,
Speaker 6: United States of America will cease to exist.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's no. When I'm just letting you know that
Speaker 2: that one lied. Oh you know, it's not for sure.
Speaker 2: I know, I know, I already know what's happening. Why well,
Speaker 2: I asked a.
Speaker 1: Sirih what did she say?
Speaker 2: That had a different acts more than I do Alexa.
Speaker 6: So the thing is her video has gone completely viral,
Speaker 6: and now when she asks her device when it's going
Speaker 6: to end, it just says, I don't know this one.
Speaker 2: I already told you I will not share it again.
Speaker 2: Here's some saltwater and goats for your day.
Speaker 6: I started thinking, like, that's less than a decade. Yeah,
Speaker 6: going downhill fast.
Speaker 2: Don't think about that any longer. That's not true.
Speaker 1: You know what else is dying out? I saw? You
Speaker 1: know it's time mass machines.
Speaker 2: I mean really, no miss dial up.
Speaker 6: Internet, missiletoe at company parties.
Speaker 1: I'm Amy, that's my file.
Speaker 2: That was Amy's pile of stories.
Speaker 7: It's time for the good news, Like Bobby.
Speaker 2: Here's a voicemail, tell me something good from Brook.
Speaker 9: Hey, guys too, missile being good. I went to go
Speaker 9: pick up our Thanksgiving holiday mill at Cracker Barrels.
Speaker 1: And they didn't have the order.
Speaker 9: I was like, oh my goodness, and they're a little frantic,
Speaker 9: and I was like, you know, it's okay. You know
Speaker 9: I can just go in and order. You know, this
Speaker 9: just the three of us, I can just get three
Speaker 9: dinner plates, and she's.
Speaker 1: Like, give me two minutes.
Speaker 9: And she just came out with a whole box of
Speaker 9: a full dinner pie, everything.
Speaker 8: And didn't charge us.
Speaker 9: Are you kidding me? I tried to pay. I tried
Speaker 9: so hard to pay it.
Speaker 8: She said, just pay it forward.
Speaker 9: So I'm looking for a way.
Speaker 2: To pay it forward.
Speaker 9: Guys, and I'll let you know when that happened.
Speaker 2: Shout out a cracker barrel because they probably know there
Speaker 2: were a lot of mistakes made because there's just so
Speaker 2: much going on, and then shout out to Brook for
Speaker 2: please let us know. Just when things are hectic, most
Speaker 2: times people get stressed out and reacting ways they're probably
Speaker 2: not proud of. I had to blow up during Thanksgiving?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I thought you didn't blow up.
Speaker 2: I don't. Is it football? Really? Yeah? Oh well, that
Speaker 2: happens is partially I mean, that's what that's what the
Speaker 2: root of it was that we're just terrible. We're terrible,
Speaker 2: and you already knew that, no, but it affected other
Speaker 2: part It affected other parts of the day, and I
Speaker 2: was just like, nobody even understands me, and it would
Speaker 2: turn into something else, and it was all based on Arkansas.
Speaker 2: The ball is terrible and there's no positive outlook on
Speaker 2: it and it's awful, and so tell me something bad me,
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, and I was. I hated myself for it,
Speaker 2: but it is what it is. So but anyway, cock
Speaker 2: a real good jump. That is what it's all about.
Speaker 2: That was telling me something good. I don't know this artist,
Speaker 2: but shout out to him because he was on like
Speaker 2: probation or parole or something, and he still goes to
Speaker 2: the CMA's you gonna see this?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, it's crazy, you know what.
Speaker 2: At the same time, I'm like, you do you, buddy,
Speaker 2: But I'm also like, buddy, now they're gonna do you.
Speaker 2: So his name is Austin Tanner. Now not a massive star.
Speaker 2: I mean this helped. This is the only song that
Speaker 2: he has on streaming services called All We Need Okay. So,
Speaker 2: you know, we talk about people where they're like, they
Speaker 2: committed a crime, they post a picture of it and
Speaker 2: we're like, why would you do that? But this is
Speaker 2: different because he looked good and his wife, remember that's
Speaker 2: look good, dude. They took a picture of the CMAS.
Speaker 2: So aspiring country singer Austin Tanner was involved in some
Speaker 2: insurance deal in Alabama. He was arrested in charge with
Speaker 2: two counts of first degree insurance fraud, theft of property,
Speaker 2: attempted theft. He was released in a twenty thousand dollars bond.
Speaker 2: For the terms of his pre trawl release bond, he's
Speaker 2: not allowed to leave the state of Alabama. So he
Speaker 2: posted a picture of himself and his wife at the
Speaker 2: CMA Awards which you're in Nashville, which are not in Alabama.
Speaker 2: Tanner's bond revoked. Tanner arrested. He will be held in
Speaker 2: the Mobile Metro Jail without bond until a hearing tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Gets hearing tomorrow. Hey Tanner, we'd love to talk to
Speaker 2: you when you get out. Oh my goodness, we love this.
Speaker 6: Maybe like what he was thinking, like, you know, knowing
Speaker 6: that you can't travel outside of where we're in.
Speaker 2: The got tickets, My wife's got a dress. Oh look
Speaker 2: at him, he looks good.
Speaker 1: Then maybe don't post about it.
Speaker 2: Wow, there's nothing in life that you do that you
Speaker 2: can't post about anymore. Like that's pretty. He shouldn't have
Speaker 2: all the crime stuff if he did it. Bad Tanner,
Speaker 2: bad guy. But how about this guy? He goes uh
Speaker 2: can I we just post on Instagram. I'm a big
Speaker 2: fan of this guy. I'm gona tell you now just
Speaker 2: this is so ballsy. Last night was nothing short of
Speaker 2: we walked down down the red carpet, the moment market,
Speaker 2: the dream come true. Having my beautiful wife Skylet by
Speaker 2: my side, maybe even more special. She absolutely stole the show.
Speaker 2: Dressed by Clariss's Designs, hair and makeup by Sylvia Fox Beauty.
Speaker 2: Thank you to Frank and Kojuulers for the perfect touches
Speaker 2: and sparkle, and to Covid and Anson Belt. To everyone
Speaker 2: who has supported my music and believing in this dream.
Speaker 2: Your encouragement has brought me to this unforgettable moment. Here's
Speaker 2: to the country music and the stories that bring us
Speaker 2: all together. Hashtag dream come true.
Speaker 7: M He forgot to think the police, that's what he
Speaker 7: should have think.
Speaker 2: Well, No, I don't think law has his insurance fraud law.
Speaker 2: Like I think that we have outlaws and country music,
Speaker 2: But I don't think those are insurance fraud outlaws, if
Speaker 2: that's even the case. Like he was charged, right, it's charged.
Speaker 4: Are they clear with those things like those rules like
Speaker 4: you cannot leave the stag?
Speaker 2: Yes, they are okay.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I think they tell you pretty cut and dry,
Speaker 7: like hey, don't go anywhere.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna say this though, if he gets out on
Speaker 2: bond again, because tomorrow is his hearing his words, it
Speaker 2: for him. And I don't think they officially walk the
Speaker 2: red carpet, like he's not big enough. If there's a
Speaker 2: place you can take pictures and you can just say
Speaker 2: you're on the red car it is the red carpet.
Speaker 2: That's what I was going to ask you.
Speaker 7: I'm looking at this picture going, I mean, I don't
Speaker 7: know who this dude is, So how does he get
Speaker 7: invited to the red carpet.
Speaker 2: It's different to get invited to the red carpet these
Speaker 2: days because you can just have any influence at all,
Speaker 2: like because it actually is fame, like if your TikTok famous,
Speaker 2: that's famous. That's famous. Like something different once five years ago, Mike,
Speaker 2: would you click at so many followers? Austin Tanner has
Speaker 2: nine thousand, Okay, so he does not have enough followers
Speaker 2: probably be walking the red carpet. I would assume this
Speaker 2: is just a picture in front of a wall where
Speaker 2: they're standing on a red carpet. Don't matter. They look great,
Speaker 2: and he knew what he was doing. He knew posting
Speaker 2: it's gonna go. Yeah, you knew, you know what. I
Speaker 2: respect it. I don't like the insurance fraud. All that
Speaker 2: bad bad, bad guy if true. But hey, well come
Speaker 2: up and oh he can't come out of Alabama. We
Speaker 2: would love it with you, scuba DM him. Will you
Speaker 2: I find his email? I'm send an email right now. Okay,
Speaker 2: But we don't need him to come up here, because
Speaker 2: what if he does come up here? Him, please come,
Speaker 2: that'd be kind of awesome. He's like, double screw you,
Speaker 2: I'm coming. We'll let you if you come up here,
Speaker 2: we'll let you play a song.
Speaker 6: Oh wow, Well like every aiding and we're not aiding,
Speaker 6: we're not hiding him.
Speaker 2: No, it's all like, hey, he'll be up here. It's
Speaker 2: like Blues Brothers. They knew, the cops knew they were
Speaker 2: playing their show. They're waiting for HiMAT if he wants
Speaker 2: to come up here and do it here and the
Speaker 2: cops are outside, we welcome it. Austin Tanner husband, father,
Speaker 2: country artist, entrepreneur, pilot, scuba diver. Wow, now, outlaw, outlaw,
Speaker 2: it's just you got to change what you outlawed, Like
Speaker 2: what kind of music? You outlawed? For insurance fraud?
Speaker 6: But that's the thing he also now was insurance fraud.
Speaker 6: But now it's like yeahing the wall.
Speaker 2: Like I was just waking up one morning thinking, dude, Lord,
Speaker 2: and I thought, why I am I so bad? He said,
Speaker 2: cut you, dude, and children's from see I got the song. Yeah,
Speaker 2: he can do all the way.
Speaker 1: Fled the county.
Speaker 2: Fled County said, but my wife, she looks so good.
Speaker 2: And the good Lord said, you know where you're going.
Speaker 2: You're going back to jail for man, that's awesome, except
Speaker 2: it's not. I want to say, it's Casey Musgraves. Did
Speaker 2: you watch the video on Tampa or the finger? Oh
Speaker 2: she was not happy. I would have not been happy
Speaker 2: to but she she went in the crowd. Is that
Speaker 2: what I read? Yes, to walk down in front of
Speaker 2: the stage. Here's the thing. I want to say this,
Speaker 2: and this is not fair. This is unfair for me
Speaker 2: to say this. This is it could even be sexist.
Speaker 2: If the dude goes down you and grab him. Don't
Speaker 2: grab them both the ways. But if you want touch them,
Speaker 2: that's okay. For if a woman goes down, don't grab her,
Speaker 2: don't leave. They deserve more respect than that because they actually,
Speaker 2: for the most part, like they like take care of
Speaker 2: themselves and where they weren't ear rings or hair is done.
Speaker 2: Dudes that they might wear a sh hurt might and
Speaker 2: they're jeans that pride out for three days and don't
Speaker 2: be grabbing like their guitars and crab. But if like
Speaker 2: Kit Moore walks down, you're like, ooh, I touch your shoulder. Okay,
Speaker 2: don't grab anybody though, But so yeah, Casey Musgrave's was
Speaker 2: trying to she went down in front of Tampa. A
Speaker 2: fan grabbed her and you see Casey be like what
Speaker 2: are you doing? And the person that grabbed her had
Speaker 2: her phone out to it. She was recording don't do that,
Speaker 2: don't grab people. You can touch a dude, don't touch it,
Speaker 2: don't touch a lady.
Speaker 6: Well, yeah, and for anybody doing that sort of thing
Speaker 6: is a vulnerable situation, like you're in the crowd, you're
Speaker 6: trying to do your thing, and then you're thrown off
Speaker 6: by that and depending on any other things that maybe
Speaker 6: have happened to you in life, Like yeah, her face
Speaker 6: on the big screen just said it all, like she
Speaker 6: was just like what not okay.
Speaker 2: And grabbed her sort of almost spun around because she's walking,
Speaker 2: and she's like, yeah, the only time that I ever
Speaker 2: get irritated because if I'm doing shows or wherever I am,
Speaker 2: I listen, I'll stop, take pictures, do whatever the whole time.
Speaker 2: But if you grab but me, that almost feels like
Speaker 2: you're holding me when I don't want to be held.
Speaker 2: Like it's almost like that's when I'm like, I'm out,
Speaker 2: I'm done, no more. But also, don't do it to women.
Speaker 2: Don't do it t women like they they actually guys
Speaker 2: don't care about this look like, but don't grab a
Speaker 2: guy or don't touch it underneath his belt, you know,
Speaker 2: but or front.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know, I get what you're saying about the women.
Speaker 1: But guys probably that.
Speaker 2: Could be sexy groped to. I don't know, some do. Yeah. No,
Speaker 2: there's this thing, speaking of Casey musk Graves, there's a
Speaker 2: show that takes place in the near future where there's
Speaker 2: an energy curfew. Oh, this is right up my alley.
Speaker 2: What are you talking about? What do you mean?
Speaker 10: Oh, it's there's a show coming up like Energy. Oh
Speaker 10: I thought this was like in the future future. It's
Speaker 10: think about Energy Curfew. So, oh, by the way, Silo's
Speaker 10: back on Apple Plus. It is Did you watch episode
Speaker 10: one and two?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 2: I did. Do you guys watch Silo on Apple Plus?
Speaker 1: I forgot about it?
Speaker 2: So I love stuff like this. So there's a show
Speaker 2: in the near future where an energy curfew is in
Speaker 2: state of the United States to rational electricity. The power
Speaker 2: grid goes down completely and the nation lives electricity free
Speaker 2: for twenty four hours. The Energy Curfew Music Hour hits
Speaker 2: airwaves an hour before the lights go out. For those
Speaker 2: who did not see the live shows, listeners everywhere can
Speaker 2: experience them on Audible. Each show features incredible musical guests
Speaker 2: like Casey Musgraves, Norah Jones, James Taylor. Here's some of
Speaker 2: Casey's performance. Here you go, It's a cool show. The
Speaker 2: eight episode musical variety show is hosted by The Punch Brothers.
Speaker 2: Energy Curfew Music Hour recorded live at Audible's Mania Lane
Speaker 2: Theater in New York City. The Energy Curfew Music Hours
Speaker 2: available on Audible and wherever podcasts are found. It's time
Speaker 2: for What's Wrong with People? What's Wrong with People? Ami?
Speaker 6: So I believe we talked about this dentist in Colorado
Speaker 6: a while back that poisoned his wife, like she was
Speaker 6: drinking like a protein shake every morning and he was
Speaker 6: putting I don't know, arsenic or something in it. And
Speaker 6: he's an orthodonist. So you think he's a smart guy,
Speaker 6: Well he's not because he's in jail right now for
Speaker 6: this and the detective that is investigating his case, he
Speaker 6: was asking a fellow inmate if he could help him
Speaker 6: kill the detective.
Speaker 2: It's detective in his case.
Speaker 6: Right, trying to do that, And I'm like, what, what's
Speaker 6: wrong with people?
Speaker 1: Why have we not learned our lesson?
Speaker 2: You know, you gotta wonder how many times he's actually
Speaker 2: pulled off though, right that we don't know, and we
Speaker 2: don't yet what's wrong with people? You wonder if it's
Speaker 2: only the dummies to get caught. But what happened to
Speaker 2: the detective that the other guy in prison telling.
Speaker 6: Him, I don't know how he got busted, but had
Speaker 6: to it right to snitch.
Speaker 7: He wants time off his since like, hey man, this
Speaker 7: guy's coming to me saying I'm gonna kill this detective.
Speaker 6: Well, he first went to the inmate in like May
Speaker 6: of twenty twenty three, and then he went back to
Speaker 6: again to the inmate.
Speaker 1: Like a month ago.
Speaker 2: I see me doing it after the first time. I
Speaker 2: don't go back. R Hey, so did Shan have dying.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's the terrible We already talked about that part.
Speaker 2: So I'm like, okay, but hey, I didn't remember.
Speaker 1: The good news is the detective's not you know, that
Speaker 1: is good news because he wasn't successful from prison.
Speaker 7: That guy's probably in jail forever, right, Yeah, he wanted
Speaker 7: to gossion.
Speaker 6: I was just think about it, like when we go
Speaker 6: to the dentist or the orthodonis or the doctor, like
Speaker 6: we just put them on a pedestal already thinking that they're.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but I would say emotion kind of at times
Speaker 2: overrides intelligence, Like he probably was so unhinged and emotional
Speaker 2: about whatever had happened with his ex wife.
Speaker 6: He wanted to quote start a new life. Yeah, I'm like,
Speaker 6: why why not just get a divorce?
Speaker 2: No, because you know that's expensive, it's yeah, but now
Speaker 2: that's absolutely all that's wrong. I hate that guy. What's
Speaker 2: wrong with people? That's wrong with people? Here's mine from
Speaker 2: my San Antonio. A Texas woman left her sixteen month
Speaker 2: old child alone in her apartment to meet a guy
Speaker 2: she met on a dating app Hinge. According to an
Speaker 2: arrest aff David pulled by w KWTX officials say she
Speaker 2: took me like three hour drive from Colleen to San
Speaker 2: Antonio to meet her date. Rhyese Lewis Myers was charged
Speaker 2: with the banding and dangering a child. The incident allegedly
Speaker 2: occurred in July. She was arrested on July twenty eighth.
Speaker 2: The Clean Police departments that officer just wanted to a
Speaker 2: call of it child hanging out of a broken window
Speaker 2: at ground level. Authority said residents attempted to help the child. However,
Speaker 2: there was an aggressive dog charging at them, kidding up
Speaker 2: being okay, I believe that's from my San Antonio. There's
Speaker 2: a lot of problems I have with this. The first
Speaker 2: one is the actual problem of this is bad. You
Speaker 2: can't leave your kid like that. That's a bad parent. Secondly,
Speaker 2: he'll come to you for a Hinge date.
Speaker 1: You're driving three hours.
Speaker 7: Yea, Why are you driving three hour? How are you
Speaker 7: matching three hours away? That's a long radius, man, That's tough. Yeah,
Speaker 7: but you can do.
Speaker 2: You can match. Or it can be somebody who is
Speaker 2: like in your lives, in your area. But it's currently
Speaker 2: in another area. Yeah, so but she listen, if you're
Speaker 2: gonna go that far, here's what's gonna say. If you're
Speaker 2: gonna go that far you plan to do other stuff,
Speaker 2: then just go far to uh chat over drinks. And
Speaker 2: if you're gonna do that much stuff, that guy will
Speaker 2: drive three hours to you. Yeah.
Speaker 7: But the river walk, I mean there's a lot of
Speaker 7: stuff to do.
Speaker 2: The needles that rotate stopping a Brombels has been drawn terrible, terrible,
Speaker 2: terrible situation. You can't do that. That's a bad parent move.
Speaker 2: And also why are you driving to him? Have you
Speaker 2: an ever car?
Speaker 1: This doesn't sound like hinge behavior. It sounds like exactly right.
Speaker 2: It does not sound like hnche behavior. But my question
Speaker 2: is strong with people. Let's go over to ray Mundo, Raymundo,
Speaker 2: what do you have? Yeah?
Speaker 5: This is from seven News Australia. It was a twenty
Speaker 5: three year old dude. He's at the club on Saturday
Speaker 5: and not only did he get naked at the club, yeah,
Speaker 5: after he left the club, then he was in his
Speaker 5: socks running around. Then he assaulted a police officer and
Speaker 5: then he tried to steal an uber vehicle and have
Speaker 5: an audio clip, it gets crazy.
Speaker 11: Okay, good Man has gone on a violent ram page
Speaker 11: in Perth, hitting a police officer in the face before
Speaker 11: allegedly trying.
Speaker 1: To kajak anub but to escape.
Speaker 11: A twenty three year old was wearing nothing but his
Speaker 11: socks when he was heard shrieking as he was tized.
Speaker 11: It took five offices and at least two tises to
Speaker 11: stop him.
Speaker 2: The most embarrassing part about that story is how feminine
Speaker 2: a shrink was. Yeah, because the boys are gonna be like, yo,
Speaker 2: you had some mushrooms gray on a trip. That's crazy.
Speaker 2: You did that. Wish you wouldn't have done that. Let's
Speaker 2: listen to the news. Oh you gotta be a little
Speaker 2: more manly with that shriek And that was just a
Speaker 2: bad night at the club. That has a bad night
Speaker 2: on something at the club. Yeah, he didn't like, did
Speaker 2: you assault anybody the cop but minor injuries? Yeah, you
Speaker 2: can't be assaulting a cop naked but naked, Like, how
Speaker 2: much assaulting can you do and you're naked? What's wrong
Speaker 2: with people? People? We'll get some more of these in
Speaker 2: a second. I like, what's wrong with people? Me too?
Speaker 2: I guess like the kid they're not good, but it
Speaker 2: makes me feel better about myself because sometimes I feel
Speaker 2: like I'm out of control, crazy, like I'm more stories
Speaker 2: to make us go what's wrong with people? What's wrong
Speaker 2: with people? Lunchbox?
Speaker 7: Smart people doing dumb things. That doctor in Arkansas has
Speaker 7: had his license suspended because he likes to be in
Speaker 7: his birthday suit doing what at the office. He likes
Speaker 7: to surprise people in his birthday suit?
Speaker 2: Do you know where that's funny? In your dorm with
Speaker 2: your bros. When it's only your bros And you walk
Speaker 2: in and you're like, hey this, I was looking at
Speaker 2: you and you've been over like that's funny.
Speaker 4: But even then that's only funny for you. That's not
Speaker 4: funny for us.
Speaker 2: I know, I know, but that's like stupid nineteen year
Speaker 2: old stuff. The only dudes this is a doctor.
Speaker 7: He'd come up in the reception area and to stretch
Speaker 7: his naked in front of patients.
Speaker 2: How is this possible? Can you go into exam rooms naked?
Speaker 7: And then they got it on video and that's he's
Speaker 7: lost his license?
Speaker 2: Question question question was he okay? Was this a reoccurring thing?
Speaker 2: You say? And two? Was he on something when this happened, right,
Speaker 2: That's what I'm thinking. And is there any chance we
Speaker 2: can hear a clove I'm getting tased like the last guy.
Speaker 7: No, but he is a self described naturist.
Speaker 2: Okay, so he's naked like that?
Speaker 1: Oh wow?
Speaker 8: Wait?
Speaker 2: Did he said that? Is like you saw him naked?
Speaker 6: No, but I was picturing an old man for some reason,
Speaker 6: like a little just been a doctor for a long time,
Speaker 6: kind of crazy. No, this guy looks relatively young and fit.
Speaker 2: And he's wear of like a net back hat, like
Speaker 2: a hat to well, I's like, he's like, he's not
Speaker 2: what you would expect.
Speaker 1: Shout out Arkansas.
Speaker 2: Amy's in the season of No.
Speaker 6: No, no, no, no, no, no, no, I'm not attracted
Speaker 6: to this.
Speaker 1: I'm just saying, like Arkansas, Like represent.
Speaker 2: She's booking an appointment. Yeah, yeah, Arkansas Like yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: Amy is in and I hope you're okay with it. No,
Speaker 2: no what growing up, I grew up in Arkansas and
Speaker 2: if we had a dog that was a heat we
Speaker 2: would That's what it is. Yeah, Amy's kind of in.
Speaker 6: He No, I'm not No, I'm not at all. I'm
Speaker 6: not attracted to what's happening here. He did say we
Speaker 6: do not shame, sexualized fear, or negatively stigmatize the naked body.
Speaker 2: I agree with that, except you can't do that there.
Speaker 2: You can't. You can't in the lobby. It has to
Speaker 2: be with people who also agree with your lifestyle stretches
Speaker 2: in the lobby, that's too much. Man. Just say what
Speaker 2: kind of doctor he was? Wow?
Speaker 1: I know y'all are going to be shocked to hear this.
Speaker 6: He was once investigated for over prescribing medication to people
Speaker 6: exactly well.
Speaker 7: I am surprised by that just because he's naked.
Speaker 6: Doesn't I just think he doesn't make the good choices, right.
Speaker 2: It sounds like he over prescribed himself and that could
Speaker 2: be a possibility. Shocking video. I just what kind of
Speaker 2: doctor was in black practice in the nude according to
Speaker 2: the naked I mean, I wanted did people know that
Speaker 2: was his thing? And he found somebody just finally didn't know.
Speaker 2: And that's going for like a the doctor will see
Speaker 2: you now and you will see him all of him?
Speaker 2: All right, Eddie, I totally got on the track. It
Speaker 2: was only I'm sorry, Okay, we go. What's wrong with people?
Speaker 2: With people? Thank you?
Speaker 4: So there's a bride saying that she'd spend ten months
Speaker 4: planning her wedding, and they came down and she walked
Speaker 4: the aisle and only five people showed up. She invited
Speaker 4: fifty and only five people showed up.
Speaker 2: That's so sad. Yeah, but was she was she like
Speaker 2: like annoying or something?
Speaker 4: I mean, probably right, But I mean, to my fifty
Speaker 4: people to your wedding and only.
Speaker 2: Five show up, that's so sad. Okay, but what if
Speaker 2: you invited like the rock okay, Oprah. No, it didn't
Speaker 2: say that she invited those kinds of people. She invited friends.
Speaker 2: I feel like this is a lot. If she were like,
Speaker 2: did she plan it on a Tuesday morning at nine am? See?
Speaker 4: I even looked to see if it was like a vacation,
Speaker 4: like a destination wedding.
Speaker 2: Nope, it's right down the road.
Speaker 6: Well, I don't know that necessarily what's wrong with people,
Speaker 6: because if one one person doesn't know, it's like they
Speaker 6: collectively got together and we're like, nobody go, hey.
Speaker 2: Are you going to the wedding. I'm not going to
Speaker 2: the wedding. No, I feel like there's something up with that.
Speaker 2: I don't know this, but if I invited fifty people
Speaker 2: to my wedding in three showed up. That's a me thing.
Speaker 1: Is this a ploy to get your gifts?
Speaker 2: Oh, you're not buying it.
Speaker 1: So maybe she's the what's wrong with people?
Speaker 2: Maybe? Yeah, that is.
Speaker 1: I don't know, maybe not. I feel bad for her though.
Speaker 6: Like this, what's wrong with somebody's Yeah, there's something wrong here. Hey,
Speaker 6: so Lunchbox is naked doctor. He's a family physician. That
Speaker 6: is terrible.
Speaker 2: But there's no ways doing for the kids. There's I mean,
Speaker 2: I mean, I say that is and I don't know.
Speaker 2: But if he's doing there's no way he's being naked
Speaker 2: for the kids. No, there can't be. There can't because
Speaker 2: that would have been the biggest story.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's just his family medicine physician.
Speaker 2: So family practice.
Speaker 1: So I don't know kids maybe though.
Speaker 7: Thank you for saving Eddie story.
Speaker 2: I think that. Yeah, they didn't go to a wedding.
Speaker 2: Didn't probably a reason. But still at least go and
Speaker 2: humor her unless you don't like her.
Speaker 12: Maybe, Okay, Morgan, Okay, So there was this six point
Speaker 12: two million piece of artwork up for sale, right, you
Speaker 12: talked about this. Yeah, it was a banana taped to
Speaker 12: a wall. Well, there was a billionaire who bought it.
Speaker 12: His name's Justin's son. Oh, what's so dumb about this?
Speaker 12: Not just buying the banana for six point two million dollars.
Speaker 7: He ate the banana.
Speaker 2: Banana, He ate it.
Speaker 12: It's gone six point two million dollars in banana.
Speaker 2: It's absolutely gone.
Speaker 4: If he didn't eat the banana, it would just rot
Speaker 4: and the art would well with thought the same thing.
Speaker 2: So I had to look this up. So first of all,
Speaker 2: he's a crypto bro, made a bunch of money in crypto,
Speaker 2: has billions of dollars bought it. So what they give
Speaker 2: you and you guys can look this up. Mike, please
Speaker 2: fact check me on this. The art was basically the
Speaker 2: role of duct tape, and so but you own it
Speaker 2: in this duct tape and you can put anything. You
Speaker 2: put the banana on it. It had to be on
Speaker 2: a white wall and you stick any banana to the
Speaker 2: white wall. And so he stick sticks it and it
Speaker 2: takes and eats the banana. But the banana wasn't an
Speaker 2: old rotted banana.
Speaker 1: He claimed it was like the best banana he's ever had,
Speaker 1: because it's.
Speaker 2: So expensive and there's something to it like that where
Speaker 2: it's like because This is basically you know, for a
Speaker 2: long time you could buy like the Monkeys digital current NFTs.
Speaker 2: This is basically that.
Speaker 8: Why not?
Speaker 2: But but real go ahead.
Speaker 6: I started to wonder if the photo of him eating
Speaker 6: it then becomes valuable value?
Speaker 1: Becaus is that art?
Speaker 2: If it's the one one value is what people assigned
Speaker 2: to it, and that's it like that? How much did
Speaker 2: you buy it for? Oh my god? And so I
Speaker 2: think it was the original duct tape and it must
Speaker 2: be on a white wall, but I think the banana changed.
Speaker 7: It has to be a different banana because that thing
Speaker 7: went viral like two years ago. So the same banana
Speaker 7: is not sticking to that wall looking all pretty.
Speaker 2: And I wondered if you could put another one and
Speaker 2: it's still the same art pera that I didn't think
Speaker 2: about possible.
Speaker 1: He said he wanted to become part of history by
Speaker 1: eating it.
Speaker 2: What was crazy is you know the oh fun trivia
Speaker 2: fact here, what's the name of the street at lunchbox?
Speaker 2: You'll know the anti milion. Sorry, what's the name of
Speaker 2: the street artist who paints stuff all over? And they
Speaker 2: can't figure the name banks? Banks?
Speaker 1: I thought, because I know what I would have gotten it,
Speaker 1: so they kind of now.
Speaker 2: We know, they kind of just revealed who it was,
Speaker 2: kind of you know, they thought they've known him. They've
Speaker 2: just revealed it. So banks He had this one thing
Speaker 2: that went up frock and as soon as somebody bought it,
Speaker 2: I'm just gonna paraphrase number makeup numbers here. As soon
Speaker 2: as somebody bought it for like two million dollars and
Speaker 2: trigger went off and it went to a paper cutter
Speaker 2: and sliced the whole thing up. What I remember this
Speaker 2: right in the middle of the auction. And then that
Speaker 2: ended up going for like two or three times more
Speaker 2: than what the original went for. So in October twenty eighteen,
Speaker 2: Banksy's Girl with the Balloon was auctioned at Sotherby's for
Speaker 2: over a million bucks. As the hammer fell, the painting
Speaker 2: began to shred itself due to a hidden mechanical paper
Speaker 2: shudder in the frame. So in the frame, the bottom
Speaker 2: of it was a shredder. The shredder only partially destroyed
Speaker 2: the painting, leaving the bottom half hanging from the frame.
Speaker 2: And then I believe from that you may find the
Speaker 2: number it sold for even more than that.
Speaker 10: Afterward they planned all this, banks He did, Wow, like,
Speaker 10: as soon as it was sold, thanks low loom.
Speaker 2: So that's that's all. But see that's art, is what
Speaker 2: we declare art.
Speaker 12: Yeah, but as six point two million dollars bananas.
Speaker 2: It's so hey, listen to this. The banks he shredded
Speaker 2: art works sold for eighteen million out couldn't say, see
Speaker 2: that is what's wrong with people. I almost bought a
Speaker 2: Bob Ross painting over the weekend. Now that's worth the lot.
Speaker 2: I didn't. I didn't. I couldn't do it. I couldn't
Speaker 2: pull it. I couldn't pull the trigger. How much was it?
Speaker 2: You don't want to know? No, we do. Actually you
Speaker 2: know you don't want to know. On the air, it'll
Speaker 2: be I don't want it. But I got so close
Speaker 2: to buying a Bob Ross that'd be amazing. Dude, what
Speaker 2: do you Bob Ross is the guy that paint from
Speaker 2: the eighties, that's the big hair. I don't understand how
Speaker 2: you guys know this guy so well? What do you
Speaker 2: mean everywhere?
Speaker 7: I never watched him, So when we talk people talk
Speaker 7: about him being a cultural icon, I'm.
Speaker 2: Just like, what I see this guy? Watch him either
Speaker 2: as a kicks. I was like, this is so boring.
Speaker 2: But on TikTok like I remember him and I was
Speaker 2: just gonna ne stop. I don't watching my paint, But
Speaker 2: now TikTok when I got older, was like, this guy
Speaker 2: paints really good. This is hilarious. His hair is hilarious.
Speaker 2: All was I got so close to buying lunchbox. Have
Speaker 2: you never seen him do a painting? No, you need
Speaker 2: to watch to do you? Guys is up. They're not acting,
Speaker 2: they're not mistakes. They're like like lovely accidents or something.
Speaker 2: I forget what he says. Yes, yes, amazing. All right,
Speaker 2: that's around. What's wrong with people? Wrong with people? It's
Speaker 2: time for the good news.
Speaker 4: Dale Davis is a grandma from South Carolina. She's driving
Speaker 4: down the road with her two year old grandson in
Speaker 4: the back seat. She looks in the rear view mirror
Speaker 4: and says, oh my gosh, she's not breathing. So she
Speaker 4: pulls the car over, gets out and starts helping the kids.
Speaker 4: It's not working CPR and everything, and cars are just
Speaker 4: flying by. She's trying to wave cars. No one's stopping
Speaker 4: except what she calls an angel. It was a lady
Speaker 4: who's a social worker.
Speaker 2: She stops. Is what's going on?
Speaker 4: So she calls nine to one one does CPR, brings
Speaker 4: the child back to life because it stopped breathing completely.
Speaker 2: Paramedics get there and saved the child. So a couple
Speaker 2: of things won. All that stuff that happened once lady
Speaker 2: pulled over is amazing, But the fact that the lady
Speaker 2: pulled over maybe the most amazing thing ever. Because I
Speaker 2: don't ever pull over, right, like unless I know the
Speaker 2: person I'm not, I just I just keep driving.
Speaker 1: Claims like she's a social worker though she has a
Speaker 1: big car.
Speaker 2: And did you hear that after she left the car
Speaker 2: disappeared because she was an angel and they saw some
Speaker 2: fly up into the Okay, no, but really think about
Speaker 2: that someone's pulled over. You mostly you go, well, they
Speaker 2: probably called like whatever their services to help pick them up,
Speaker 2: like they'll be okay. Yeah, unless like the girls got
Speaker 2: the kid out like beating him on the back. No,
Speaker 2: it looked like the child was still in the car,
Speaker 2: so they had no idea. That's crazy. That's an awesome story.
Speaker 2: Does it say her name again? Did you say her name?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 4: Her name is Amidra Raghein. I hope I pronounced that right.
Speaker 4: But she's a social worker. And the angel that saved
Speaker 4: his life. It also could be like a like a
Speaker 4: scam or somebody sending somebody up like pull over.
Speaker 10: Oh yeah, oh I read in the news. If there
Speaker 10: was a guy doing that here in Nashville, what reason
Speaker 10: we don't want to do that. We like, this is
Speaker 10: a great story. That is what it's all about. That
Speaker 10: was telling me something good.
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