Speaker 1: Show.
Speaker 2: There's a story where a doctor's like, hey, if you
Speaker 2: do this, it's an oral care habit, you can die.
Speaker 2: It's I'm men. I click it because I mean I
Speaker 2: keep floss here. My teeth have shifted though, every one
Speaker 2: of them. There's been a full on shift.
Speaker 3: Hmmm. Is that from your grinding?
Speaker 4: Possibly?
Speaker 2: But I mean every time I eat, all my teeth
Speaker 2: are in a different place where I have to floss
Speaker 2: every time now where I only had like two little
Speaker 2: gaps before.
Speaker 4: No, every time.
Speaker 2: It's so annoying. So I click on anything now. It's
Speaker 2: like Dinna says this. Well, this dental expert says that
Speaker 2: scraping your tongue can actually kill you.
Speaker 3: Wait what I just scraped this morning?
Speaker 4: Oh no, Hey, feeling somebody get her pulse?
Speaker 5: He's gone.
Speaker 2: What many don't understand, according to doctor Kelsey Loveland, is
Speaker 2: that a tongue scraper can create small, invisible cuts and
Speaker 2: tongue tissue, allowing bacteria direct access to the bloodstream. I
Speaker 2: guess Kelsey's a dude. In case I said it was
Speaker 2: a her, Oh I thought it was a girl.
Speaker 4: Yeah, me too.
Speaker 2: For someone with a heart valve issue, this could potentially
Speaker 2: lead to endo carditis, which has a mortality rate between
Speaker 2: fifteen to thirty percent. Patients with heart valve issue should
Speaker 2: be particularly cautious about any oral care tools that introduce
Speaker 2: bacteria into the bloodstream. These tools post similar risk, and
Speaker 2: then he goes to all of it. So if you
Speaker 2: don't have whatever the valve is, it still could create
Speaker 2: cuts that bacteria could get in that can make you
Speaker 2: sick and more so. But if you have a vulnerability,
Speaker 2: it's even worse. I think about that. It doesn't even
Speaker 2: have to be the tongue. I guess if you were
Speaker 2: scraping any part of your body or I'm.
Speaker 3: Thinking like if you floss and bleed, if you know,
Speaker 3: sometimes when you floss you bleed.
Speaker 2: Difference is that when you scrape your tongue there's tissue.
Speaker 2: I guess if you eat, that's right on your tongue,
Speaker 2: and if you do that to your gut, there's not
Speaker 2: really okay.
Speaker 3: So I was just getting a little overwhelmed there because
Speaker 3: they say if you don't flaws, that causes heart disease.
Speaker 3: So I'm like, okay.
Speaker 4: These wellness warriors may end up aggressively scraping away food
Speaker 4: debris but also eroding their oral Health's cool.
Speaker 3: I'm a wellness warrior.
Speaker 5: That's you.
Speaker 3: That's what I hear from that, And all all I
Speaker 3: need to start doing is scrape gently.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I don't know that that directly affects us, but it
Speaker 4: is good to know.
Speaker 3: You never know if you have a heart velve issue.
Speaker 2: Also, if you just go into town on your tongue,
Speaker 2: you're probably cutting it up. I mean you could actually
Speaker 2: get sick from it and maybe not die. But anytime
Speaker 2: you make a little cut, that's a pathway into the blood.
Speaker 5: You scrape your tongue.
Speaker 2: I has sort of so every I floss every day,
Speaker 2: and so I'll scrape my tongue at the beginning with
Speaker 2: floss cauld, I make it really long, and then a
Speaker 2: part of it where I go and then that piece
Speaker 2: is dead and I go to the next part.
Speaker 5: Do you have floss to scrape?
Speaker 4: Yes, at the beginning like this, watch nobody, nobody talks.
Speaker 5: It's pretty wrong.
Speaker 3: Oh okay, I just never heard of it.
Speaker 4: Who taught you that? Self taught?
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 4: I had a natural instinct, so like this, I'll do.
Speaker 3: This is not really doing anything.
Speaker 4: Do you think why would it not do anything?
Speaker 3: I don't know. I just feel like you're just stirring
Speaker 3: it up a little bit. I think this is I know,
Speaker 3: I feel like you're oh.
Speaker 4: You have to is flex your tongue and you drag
Speaker 4: it across.
Speaker 5: It's like you to scraper. It's same thing.
Speaker 6: I'm shocked you guys scrape your tongue. I never heard
Speaker 6: of this.
Speaker 2: So I'll do it at the beginning, and then I
Speaker 2: keep extra long floss and I here and I go.
Speaker 4: I've lost so freaking much so though now because my
Speaker 4: teeth shifted.
Speaker 2: It's annoying. I'm not even asking for like a ribbon.
Speaker 2: I hate it every time.
Speaker 5: So, and you're a string floss, not a pick floss.
Speaker 2: I am a both. I picked floss during the day.
Speaker 2: I string floss in the morning and at night.
Speaker 3: This might be a time marches on, but I'm very
Speaker 3: irritated that my favorite floss got discontinued.
Speaker 4: Time March is on, but I'm anxious to hear what
Speaker 4: you have to say.
Speaker 3: Well, I've been looking for it everywhere because normally I
Speaker 3: could just find it any store they have it. It's
Speaker 3: gentle glide.
Speaker 5: Uh and isn't that something else tampon?
Speaker 4: Oh? Oh, like a lubricant? No, Well, I wouldn't google
Speaker 4: it like glide Easy Go, Amy thinks.
Speaker 3: Whatever. It was a green little container and it was
Speaker 3: so easy to find, and I couldn't find it anywhere.
Speaker 3: In fact, I even thought I was buying it, but
Speaker 3: then I tried it out and it was totally different
Speaker 3: on my teeth, and I'm like, what the heck? So
Speaker 3: then I google why I can't find it anywhere and
Speaker 3: they had to take it off the shelves and discontinue
Speaker 3: it because whatever it was making it awesome and gentle
Speaker 3: to glide with is toxic.
Speaker 4: Classic whoa there is playtext gentle glide.
Speaker 5: Okay, that's the tampon.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's tampon, okay, but that's not what I was
Speaker 3: putting in my teeth.
Speaker 2: I've put tampon on my nose yeh, to stop the
Speaker 2: bleeding because I get chronic nose bleeds, and it's the
Speaker 2: only thing around.
Speaker 4: I've done it before.
Speaker 2: I think I saw Ben Kweller do it once at
Speaker 2: a concert at ACL and then I was like, oh,
Speaker 2: that works, so I'll do that as well.
Speaker 5: He played the whole show with it hanging out.
Speaker 4: You can't do you can't do one with wings that's
Speaker 4: pad you like take that to your face.
Speaker 3: I guess that was very different. I would imagine the
Speaker 3: the size of your nostril. You have to do like light.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm not sure. Speaking of warriors, Ammy was a warrior.
Speaker 2: Yesterday we go out and we go to a city
Speaker 2: court down the road, and she has sixty minutes to
Speaker 2: make thirty one to three pointers. And I did not
Speaker 2: think she could do it. I don't think any of us,
Speaker 2: by listening to the tape, thought she would hit thirty one.
Speaker 2: I've remember when every two minutes same.
Speaker 3: I didn't think I was gonna make it.
Speaker 2: When she started firing them up though, and she wasn't
Speaker 2: making them at first that I saw warming up. But
Speaker 2: I knew she was on because her form was great.
Speaker 2: She was close every time. I was like, oh yeah.
Speaker 2: So then it was I can root against her because
Speaker 2: I said I'd give a thousand dollars a charity, or
Speaker 2: I can just have fun because she's going to hit it.
Speaker 4: And she did.
Speaker 2: She's chunking them and it was good. I mean, even
Speaker 2: the ones you missed were so close that it was
Speaker 2: just a matter of time. Had you not walked around
Speaker 2: and had fun toward the end, I think you would
Speaker 2: have met it even quicker, but I will say it
Speaker 2: was awesome.
Speaker 4: You crushed it.
Speaker 3: Thanks, so you crushed it awesome, it was fun. I'm very, very,
Speaker 3: very sore today.
Speaker 5: Oh you are.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think any of us would have been my arms.
Speaker 4: You are firing them off.
Speaker 3: Like just very like everything hurts from my shoulders down
Speaker 3: my arm, my four arm, my wrists.
Speaker 4: Well you also got hurt after.
Speaker 3: The game of pickup ball, Yeah, like my calf.
Speaker 2: So how's that though? That that can be injury, not
Speaker 2: soreness though, Yeah.
Speaker 3: That's definitely tender. And I am going out of town
Speaker 3: this weekend. I kne I was going to do a
Speaker 3: lot of walking around. So I was like, I gotta
Speaker 3: tap out because if I ruined my chance to walk
Speaker 3: around Charleston and like see things and have a good
Speaker 3: time because of a game of pickup ball, I'm going
Speaker 3: to be fast.
Speaker 4: Well, I think, yeah, a similar thought.
Speaker 7: One.
Speaker 2: I took off my necklace too. I didn't really play
Speaker 2: in the paint. I didn't want to tear anything.
Speaker 3: But it was fun to see you.
Speaker 4: Awesome. It was awesome, like you were having fun out there. Yes,
Speaker 4: I had a terrible headache the night before.
Speaker 2: I texted Mikeup'm like, I am kind of sick I
Speaker 2: because I didn't do as much work the night before
Speaker 2: on notes, and I'm like, I'm not feeling good, so
Speaker 2: I'll just do it all the morning.
Speaker 4: It's not a terrible headache. But it was fun.
Speaker 2: My goal was for nobody to tear anything. And Scuba
Speaker 2: was playing hard. And shout out to Scuba because he
Speaker 2: was playing hard as crap. But I was like, you
Speaker 2: know what, I'm not gonna get injured. Shout out Abby,
Speaker 2: who is way more of an athlete I think anybody
Speaker 2: gave her credit for as a basketball player.
Speaker 4: Abby, Let's go.
Speaker 2: It was awesome and Abby got no warm up time.
Speaker 2: Amy goes down, so Abby's off the bench, comes six
Speaker 2: man jumps in, well, fourth man, but six man, and.
Speaker 8: She made a shot too, like a nice shot on
Speaker 8: the side the.
Speaker 4: Making the shot, who cares?
Speaker 2: You can just tell if somebody is played by when
Speaker 2: they miss or when.
Speaker 4: They get the ball. It was awesome. Thanks, That was.
Speaker 2: That was a lot of fun. Amy crushed. I posted
Speaker 2: on my Instagram the picture of us holding the thing
Speaker 2: and the receipt for the donation. Oh nice, I tagged
Speaker 2: doing it just now, mister Bobby bones. So I did
Speaker 2: donate one thousand bucks to the orphanage where Amy's kids
Speaker 2: are from.
Speaker 4: What not a good job? I bet it. But when
Speaker 4: you lose a bet, you shouldn't get a good job.
Speaker 4: I'm not buying breakfast. I was Amy if she.
Speaker 5: Lost, just making sure. I didn't know if you wanted
Speaker 5: to buy breakfast too.
Speaker 2: That was one of those double rims though, like Mountain
Speaker 2: Pine put up and we had a court for a
Speaker 2: little bit. It's one so you don't steal them, it's
Speaker 2: but two. They last longer if you dunk on them.
Speaker 2: And it's harder because it's not as soft. So you
Speaker 2: you made when you made years, if you noticed there
Speaker 2: weren't a lot of ones that rimmed in.
Speaker 4: They were straight through.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because if it hits the rim, those double rims,
Speaker 2: they're harder to have any sort of softness to them.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's harder to have softens.
Speaker 5: You had a lot of numb bout nets, you know
Speaker 5: what I'm saying. I had a lot of none by nets.
Speaker 5: I have a lot of swirl and then what they said,
Speaker 5: oh no, not about not about.
Speaker 3: But also the kind that swirl the thing and pop out.
Speaker 3: I had a lot of.
Speaker 4: Those Rims Tough, Double Rims Tough. It was awesome.
Speaker 2: So you can look at the pictures that live streams
Speaker 2: up on our YouTube page. But I brought my personal
Speaker 2: crew out yesterday and there we're editing a cool video of.
Speaker 4: Like the whole thing.
Speaker 2: Oh you can show your kids like a highlight Yeah,
Speaker 2: yea yeah, okay, like when we do too much access
Speaker 2: that kind of stuff.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yes, So it's like my own yes, like Eddie said,
Speaker 3: of what is that my own well highlight?
Speaker 4: Real?
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's what it is.
Speaker 3: Game tape er.
Speaker 4: You can call it whatever you want. You're the winner.
Speaker 3: No, I want to know what it's really called.
Speaker 4: Nothing the content I don't understand.
Speaker 3: It's a video when an athlete puts together like.
Speaker 2: A mixtape, except it's not. You're mixing up different stuff.
Speaker 2: I would just say it is a compilation of yesterday's victory.
Speaker 5: Okay, you're thinking about like when a high school kid
Speaker 5: tries to put a tape together for.
Speaker 3: Yeah, like my my boyfriend's daughter. My boyfriend's daughter just
Speaker 3: put made her own video for colleges and she did
Speaker 3: this whole thing where it has all of her games
Speaker 3: and then it's out on the field. So you can
Speaker 3: like barely seeriously plays lacrosse, and like, but she did
Speaker 3: this that circle thing that follows her around for recruit.
Speaker 9: Yeah, highlight reel?
Speaker 3: Is that what it's called?
Speaker 4: Sure?
Speaker 3: Okay, a highlight reel to college?
Speaker 2: Sure, there's really not a specific name for someone that
Speaker 2: goes on a city court that's not trying to be
Speaker 2: recruited by a college to make money for charity. But
Speaker 2: it will be a compilation of your greatest hits from yesterday.
Speaker 3: Okay, perfect. I love that it's going to be the
Speaker 3: greatest hits. Also, can we point out did everybody have
Speaker 3: a good time at an outing? Who cares what it was?
Speaker 3: We were all away from the studio together having an outing.
Speaker 4: I hear you had a good time because it was
Speaker 4: sports and I was gambling. Okay, yeah, that made it fun.
Speaker 3: Then maybe some of our quarterly activities.
Speaker 5: Go to the horse races.
Speaker 4: We do sports and.
Speaker 3: Have fun, like I'm willing to. It's not even compromise,
Speaker 3: like I will stretch like I can there. You know
Speaker 3: there's compromising and they're stretching like I want to meet
Speaker 3: y'all where you are, like I will stretch to you.
Speaker 3: I think bonding.
Speaker 2: We did at yesterday to did a little test on
Speaker 2: if a stream no not a'm bonding on if the
Speaker 2: streams would if the numbers would increase, like we streaming
Speaker 2: this live, but would the stream increase on a live
Speaker 2: promoted event.
Speaker 4: And it did. It was it.
Speaker 2: Was rather large considering we didn't promote it except for
Speaker 2: a day of in the eight o'clock hour on So yeah,
Speaker 2: I'm sure we will find based on the success of
Speaker 2: the stream, I'm sure we'll find more ways to do that. Okay,
Speaker 2: I'm just gonna be out a lot of money.
Speaker 5: I mean, the bonding was fun, you know, like Amy's
Speaker 5: kind of right. It was fun to be out of
Speaker 5: the studio altogether. I don't have to hang out with
Speaker 5: Ray really because he's in the glass room, you can.
Speaker 5: But like after the show, like he goes and does stuff,
Speaker 5: I do my stuff or whatever. I want to see
Speaker 5: each other. But we're out there in the basketball court
Speaker 5: the Scooba, I hear you. But here's the fun.
Speaker 4: Here's the thing.
Speaker 2: We left at our time to start with eleven, so
Speaker 2: we left it like ten forty. Most of the time
Speaker 2: at that time of the day, we're still working doing countdowns,
Speaker 2: we're doing podcasts, we're doing whatever we're doing for us
Speaker 2: to make that happen in another day, for the most part,
Speaker 2: we'll have to do it like two or three pm.
Speaker 2: And no, nobody want to do that.
Speaker 3: No, But do you think we could find quarterly?
Speaker 2: Is probably we can do it more than that. As
Speaker 2: long as we're doing it quarterly. I think we can
Speaker 2: do events live streaming.
Speaker 3: You call it live streaming. I'll call it bonding.
Speaker 4: Fair enough both. You call it personal. I call it business. Perfect.
Speaker 3: All we have to do for you to get on
Speaker 3: board with stuff sometimes is turn personal things into business
Speaker 3: whole life.
Speaker 2: Yeah, as long as it's efficient and we're building great okay,
Speaker 2: and so should we stream?
Speaker 3: If we did like a whole therapy bonding thing and
Speaker 3: streamed it.
Speaker 5: It's all no, no, what Well.
Speaker 2: People have to want to watch it, like people wanted
Speaker 2: to watch you shoot that. People don't want to watch
Speaker 2: us sit around.
Speaker 3: Okay, but not therapy is probably the wrong word. But
Speaker 3: you know how they bring somebody in sometimes to kind
Speaker 3: of work through problems.
Speaker 4: Have the show.
Speaker 3: If we know okay, you're not, let me workshop how
Speaker 3: to turn this into work and then I'll get it
Speaker 3: all right.
Speaker 4: Work how we can build our YouTube page. Emactly, I
Speaker 4: Will Morgan is asked to be freed by what time today?
Speaker 4: Eleven thirty? Oh, no, eleven am.
Speaker 9: There's an easter a hunt that's about to happen in
Speaker 9: our buildout.
Speaker 3: A lady in the bathroom just asking me if I
Speaker 3: was participating, and I knew nothing about it.
Speaker 4: I string that Wait, what is it?
Speaker 9: It's a company wide easter a hunt?
Speaker 4: But what do you win?
Speaker 6: Uh? Dollar gift cards of diamond places?
Speaker 9: What are the eggs?
Speaker 4: Gift cards? There's in the built so it's not out
Speaker 4: in the field.
Speaker 9: No, it's just out here.
Speaker 2: And anybody can do it, all of us can. There's
Speaker 2: gonna be a fist fight. Yeah, just so, but you
Speaker 2: have to be free by eleven.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it's at eleven, but we can come back. It's
Speaker 9: just it's happening at eleven.
Speaker 4: So it's about ten.
Speaker 3: Now, well, I have a flight later.
Speaker 4: What time is your flight?
Speaker 3: Not until two, but that means I gotta get day
Speaker 3: report at one.
Speaker 4: We're familiar with the rules.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we know what the roles are.
Speaker 4: The American flights pre check.
Speaker 10: We got you.
Speaker 4: And he's like, then it took twenty minutes to drive there,
Speaker 4: and we're all you got.
Speaker 6: A park.
Speaker 2: Probably, but could you stream your search of it on
Speaker 2: the YouTube page?
Speaker 9: I definitely will.
Speaker 5: Are you not gonna hunt too much?
Speaker 6: Would you need to know where some of the eggs
Speaker 6: are that have the big prizes.
Speaker 9: I've already been scooping out.
Speaker 6: No, no, I've already looked in the eggs. What Amy?
Speaker 3: I said? I see stuff here? You and I will
Speaker 3: keep working.
Speaker 4: Yes, it'd be fun to do. I can't just go okay,
Speaker 4: used to trike time?
Speaker 5: So can we send Morgan and whatever she gets? We
Speaker 5: just all split?
Speaker 4: No, that's fine. She is a representative of the show. No.
Speaker 4: Is there a way, and I'm sure there is.
Speaker 2: It's not for today, but we need to figure out
Speaker 2: how to get a pov headcam. You know how My
Speaker 2: glasses have the meta and I can record now it's
Speaker 2: upload like a headcam stream.
Speaker 4: M Yeah, I'm sure to have to be a blue
Speaker 4: and that, Mike. Can I put that on your your
Speaker 4: plate to figure out in the next week or so?
Speaker 11: By like, buy one?
Speaker 4: No, dude's still one. I would imagine that would buy one.
Speaker 4: I would want to buy one.
Speaker 11: How much do you want to spend?
Speaker 7: Well?
Speaker 1: I don't.
Speaker 2: We'll talk about this out here. But it's like, because
Speaker 2: if I bought one, i'd use it for me. But
Speaker 2: if it's like five hundred bucks or less.
Speaker 4: Here's the weird thing.
Speaker 2: The company doesn't want to spend money on anything, and
Speaker 2: I get it, But sometimes I can convince them for
Speaker 2: technology reasons.
Speaker 4: Like the prompter we have. They paid for that.
Speaker 2: Even though I was like I will buy it, They're like, no, no, no,
Speaker 2: we'll buy this one. But it was like four hundred bucks.
Speaker 2: So if we find a couple, let's just see if
Speaker 2: they exist and they're easy to use and charge and
Speaker 2: not break because we can play basketball with it stuff
Speaker 2: like that. But can we use it to stream on
Speaker 2: our channel?
Speaker 9: I mean, I know they have them with GoPros, I
Speaker 9: just don't know the streaming part. That's what I need
Speaker 9: to look.
Speaker 5: You can't stream on the meta glasses, No, not yet?
Speaker 4: Is that an L Wood shirt?
Speaker 10: Yes?
Speaker 4: Awesome?
Speaker 5: Right my favorite? Yeah?
Speaker 8: Can't you just pop into our V mix like we
Speaker 8: used to do back in the day and then that
Speaker 8: goes into there which thing goes into.
Speaker 4: The stream them?
Speaker 2: I just heard somebody speak like mandarin, So I'm gonna
Speaker 2: let you guys talk about it afterwards.
Speaker 8: It could be done it's my base.
Speaker 2: But it wouldn't need to go through the computer seeds
Speaker 2: to go through YouTube, you have to go through.
Speaker 8: Anything we do is make an independent of what it
Speaker 8: is like yesterday. I mean, yeah, yeah, this is twenty
Speaker 8: twenty five. Do we can do a lot of things.
Speaker 4: Hey, cool man, let me know. Hey, when Amy gets
Speaker 4: in that report on.
Speaker 5: A lot of work.
Speaker 4: Amy is flying out today. She has by the way, congratulations,
Speaker 4: it was awesome Amy yesterday.
Speaker 3: Gradulations, Amy, thank you, thank you for the donation.
Speaker 5: You did the work girl.
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, it's just cool.
Speaker 4: Amy is going on her birthday trips. You going to Charleston,
Speaker 4: South Carolina.
Speaker 2: And Ray Mundo, who is mister travel, gave you somebody
Speaker 2: to talk with.
Speaker 1: He did.
Speaker 3: Let me pull up Raise Rex because.
Speaker 4: That's like your place right right.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 4: My wife loves it there.
Speaker 10: We do.
Speaker 12: We have friends there. I met a listener and we
Speaker 12: hang out with her and we go there. I've been
Speaker 12: showing a good time when I go to Charleston. I
Speaker 12: just wanted Amy kind of get that same good.
Speaker 3: Because I have never been. And so that's why this
Speaker 3: was my birthday President and part of I'm trying to
Speaker 3: just get outside my bubble more travel a little bit,
Speaker 3: so going to Charleston and Ray recommended, Uh, you know,
Speaker 3: I was like, where do we go? Like, where do
Speaker 3: we go eat? He sent me no food places, all bars.
Speaker 3: I mean, I guess the bars have food, but they're.
Speaker 12: Boy for sure, uptown social spots like that.
Speaker 3: He did send me a listener's phone number. He called
Speaker 3: her a quote connector because she knows everyone in town.
Speaker 3: And he said she's awesome. Okay, and then he told
Speaker 3: me to go. Well, he just mentioned it republic. He
Speaker 3: goes drink, take pics of the servers and bartenders because
Speaker 3: they're all from the TV show Southern Hospitality, and he
Speaker 3: said he knows a door guy there that can get
Speaker 3: me a VIP table.
Speaker 4: Joe Bradley, Is that why you go there? Because of
Speaker 4: that show?
Speaker 2: Like the original reason that you went to Charleston is
Speaker 2: because you saw it on that show?
Speaker 4: Yeah, what's the show?
Speaker 12: Well, there's two of them. It's Southern Charm and now
Speaker 12: there's Southern Hospitality. That's why I didn't know it. Is
Speaker 12: it based off Southern Charm? Kind of different people? Is
Speaker 12: it a same company? One's about rich people that don't work,
Speaker 12: the other ones people that work at the bar. That
Speaker 12: are trying to get rich.
Speaker 4: But like, based off that show, are they anybody?
Speaker 3: Are there any crossovers?
Speaker 12: The manager lev is in so learn charm and then
Speaker 12: she's the manager at Southern Hospital, so they're connected the shows.
Speaker 4: What you get drunk man? One thing to sound get
Speaker 4: the whole time.
Speaker 3: I know I don't. I can't hang like Ray, but
Speaker 3: I'm telling.
Speaker 4: You keep that King Street to a couple hours. It
Speaker 4: could be trouble.
Speaker 3: What is that in the shopping place?
Speaker 4: That's where all the bars are. There's also shops.
Speaker 6: Yes, I mean Ray was telling he was out there
Speaker 6: for like twenty minutes going over there, and I was like, Ray,
Speaker 6: she's only going to be there forty eight hours.
Speaker 4: He's like no, but you got to go here at
Speaker 4: all that in forty eight hours.
Speaker 3: Less than forty eight hours.
Speaker 5: And don't get a twisted. Amy says like, I can't
Speaker 5: hang like Ray. Ray goes to bed like a four.
Speaker 2: Don't get a twisted too. She got to be the
Speaker 2: airport hour early for a flight. Okay, you guys don't
Speaker 2: know how it works. Yeah, what the FA recommends.
Speaker 3: Well, I did have to bring my passport because my
Speaker 3: license is expired and I don't have my real ID yet,
Speaker 3: so I got nervous that they weren't gonna let me fly,
Speaker 3: and so I got my passport with me, so I
Speaker 3: should be good.
Speaker 2: My prediction, my prediction is the real idea gets punted again.
Speaker 2: I've heard that from nothing.
Speaker 5: That'd be awesome.
Speaker 2: My prediction is no, enough people are going to have it,
Speaker 2: which is going to mean if they also don't have
Speaker 2: a passport, and they don't have it, they can't fly.
Speaker 4: You think airlines are going to go for that? No chance?
Speaker 3: Yeah, no, probably not. But I also have a question
Speaker 3: about my ID being expired and taking my passport. So
Speaker 3: if we do go to want to raise bars, do
Speaker 3: I have to show my passport to order a drink?
Speaker 2: I would think so, yeah, not to order a drink
Speaker 2: to get in, because once you're in in most places, right,
Speaker 2: I guess it depends on how they do how they
Speaker 2: do it.
Speaker 3: Okay, find some bars, but at a restaurant, if my
Speaker 3: servers like I need to see your idea, I don't
Speaker 3: have to be like, here's my passport, yes.
Speaker 4: And here all the stamps of the places that I've been, Yeah.
Speaker 3: It's all my stamps are Haiti Haiti.
Speaker 2: Hey, I got a message from somebody that said they
Speaker 2: went thirty minutes out of town Eddy and got their
Speaker 2: passport in like four days.
Speaker 4: I know you wait until July.
Speaker 7: Oh, I know.
Speaker 5: I got a message too that said where exactly.
Speaker 2: I would do it now in case that real idea
Speaker 2: crap does happen, because you don't have that either, right,
Speaker 2: So I do your passport.
Speaker 5: And according to Morgan, it takes like, what how many
Speaker 5: weeks we're going to get your real ID?
Speaker 9: Even get over six weeks for my real lif I
Speaker 9: need to come in.
Speaker 4: There's no chance it ends up being when they say
Speaker 4: it's going to be.
Speaker 5: But if they keep punting though, like when does it
Speaker 5: actually like turn over?
Speaker 9: It has been in the works for like five years already.
Speaker 2: COVID set it back though to be fair, it was
Speaker 2: before COVID, and I don't know, dude, I just don't
Speaker 2: hope they do. I don't think airlines are you know
Speaker 2: how much business they're gonna lose? Yeah, ton for people
Speaker 2: that don't have passports and also people that didn't get there.
Speaker 2: And if I hadn't had a passport for like work
Speaker 2: stuff that had to get I've used it a bunch
Speaker 2: since then. I don't have a real idea, I would
Speaker 2: be able to go anywhere. All right, there's that I
Speaker 2: do want to go to the interview now with Ryan Kugler.
Speaker 2: It was super cool because Ryan Kugler is top of
Speaker 2: his game right now. He wrote Black Panther and directed it.
Speaker 2: He wrote Creed and directed it, directed All the Creeds
Speaker 2: too after that, and then wrote the movie Centers and
Speaker 2: directed it, which is out today, which I watched and
Speaker 2: it was good. And Michael B. Jordan's in it and
Speaker 2: he plays twins. So let's play the interview now that
Speaker 2: we had with Ryan Kugler.
Speaker 4: There would go on the Bobby Bones Show.
Speaker 10: Now, Ryan Kugler, Hey.
Speaker 2: Ryan, First I saw the movie, I want to ask
Speaker 2: this very primitive horror movie question first, because I like
Speaker 2: the movie a lot. I don't like horror movies. I've
Speaker 2: always avoided horror movies because I get nightmares as a kid.
Speaker 2: I tried to read Twilight, got nightmares, so I stopped
Speaker 2: long time ago, right like, I'm not even playing like
Speaker 2: I get nightmares for everything. So when it said horror,
Speaker 2: I was like, oh man, I don't know if I
Speaker 2: can do this. But so my very primitive movie question
Speaker 2: is as a writer and director. I don't feel like
Speaker 2: this is the horror I think from like the eighties
Speaker 2: and the nineties, Like how have horror movies changed since then?
Speaker 4: Because this didn't feel like that.
Speaker 13: Yeah, I mean, Luke, horror is a genre you know,
Speaker 13: like and you you were you were a music collegist yourself, bro,
Speaker 13: and you know that genres kind of shifting and change
Speaker 13: and and and it's really uh, you know, it's really
Speaker 13: like a set of expectations that's placed.
Speaker 10: On on on uh, you know, on a work of art.
Speaker 10: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 13: Because our movie has vampires any it gets it gets
Speaker 13: uh violin and scary as certain parts of it.
Speaker 10: You know, we can call it. We can call it
Speaker 10: a horror movie, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 13: But but it also has a lot of other things
Speaker 13: and it will you know, like it's got a lot
Speaker 13: of music, and it's got it's got romance, it's got
Speaker 13: uh you know, it's got action, it's got it's got uh,
Speaker 13: you know, you know, all.
Speaker 10: Of these other things.
Speaker 13: But I think that once once you once you stick
Speaker 13: a vampire and something, you know what I'm saying, like, like, uh,
Speaker 13: you know, it's it's gonna get the horror. It's gonna
Speaker 13: get the horror claims. But you know, the eighties and nineties, man,
Speaker 13: a lot of those horror movies are just completely like unapologetic.
Speaker 6: Man.
Speaker 13: You know your slash or movie, your you know your
Speaker 13: your your Nightmare on Elm Street, you know your Carpenter films,
Speaker 13: your West Craven films. You know this isn't that, though
Speaker 13: it was inspired by that, you know. But but I
Speaker 13: guess that's the best way to describing it. I mean,
Speaker 13: it's the same way that like rock music has changed,
Speaker 13: or or blues music has changed. A blues song in
Speaker 13: twenty twenty five, it's not gonna sound like a blue
Speaker 13: song sounded in nineteen sixty five. You know what I'm saying,
Speaker 13: It's gonna have elements of other other genres, you know,
Speaker 13: you know, meld it into it, whether it's the mixing
Speaker 13: style or the use of all a tune or or
Speaker 13: distortion or any of those things. Right, you know, horror
Speaker 13: in genres in filmmaking is no different.
Speaker 4: Another clueless question. Now, back in the day, he's towards
Speaker 4: Patty Duke Show on Nick at Knight because it was
Speaker 4: on black and white, and you know, they look like
Speaker 4: to talk at the time, and I.
Speaker 2: Was like, how do they get twins to do that?
Speaker 2: And that was way back in the day, and so
Speaker 2: this you're you got twins. You got Michael B. Jordan
Speaker 2: playing a set of twins. Now, is there a like
Speaker 2: a stand in that kind of looks like him from
Speaker 2: the back doing any of that?
Speaker 4: Or is it all? Is it all digital?
Speaker 10: No?
Speaker 13: No, it's actually like it's actually simpler than that.
Speaker 14: Man.
Speaker 13: It's usually all Mike, you know, like like like I
Speaker 13: would say ninety to ninety five percent of shots. You know,
Speaker 13: we just shot it twice, you know, with Mike playing
Speaker 13: both roles. Now when he's playing, when he's acting, we
Speaker 13: have a twin double, a guy named Percy Bill who's
Speaker 13: an actor, same build as Mike's, same complexion, who Mike
Speaker 13: acts across. So Mike's looking at at uh, the other character.
Speaker 13: He has somebody there who can give him his lines back,
Speaker 13: you know. But then we use a piece of equipment
Speaker 13: called a techno doggy where we where we where. We
Speaker 13: then shoot the scene another time with all of the
Speaker 13: camera movements and all of that. Mike goes and switches
Speaker 13: places with party and now he can be on camera
Speaker 13: as the other twin and we and we use we
Speaker 13: used we use a stitching technology to put those put
Speaker 13: both shots together. There are some shots where where Mike's
Speaker 13: performance is projected onto onto party's body, you know. You
Speaker 13: know that might be a scene where where that you know,
Speaker 13: where the twins are fighting each other, or a scene
Speaker 13: where you're looking at maybe the back of the back
Speaker 13: of Mike's head. But those shots are are are few
Speaker 13: and far in between in the movie.
Speaker 4: Do you ever see one where you see a little
Speaker 4: too much of not Mike's face and.
Speaker 2: You're like, man, he nailed it, but we gotta, like,
Speaker 2: we gotta crop the shot more because we're seeing the
Speaker 2: other guys.
Speaker 13: It happens sometimes, but but usually we use the halo
Speaker 13: rig that that would that Mike would It was filmed
Speaker 13: Mike from basically every angle with the with the digital
Speaker 13: camera was the technology that was developed for this movie.
Speaker 13: And then in those cases we would we would then
Speaker 13: project Mike's performance, you know, onto onto onto party's body.
Speaker 4: The music was spectacular. How did you find Miles, because
Speaker 4: I mean that that dude sounds like an old man
Speaker 4: in a in a young kid's body.
Speaker 10: That's a great question. Man. We did a global search.
Speaker 13: With our our casting director, Francine Masley, we knew the
Speaker 13: movie would only work if we found the right kid
Speaker 13: to play this role, a role of a musician who's
Speaker 13: so amazing that they can kind of like, you know,
Speaker 13: you know, uh rip a hole in space and time,
Speaker 13: you know, and uh some vampires you know, to come
Speaker 13: and get him. Uh and and you know, we looked
Speaker 13: all over, man. We looked for actors who could sing.
Speaker 13: We looked for for singers who can act, just a big,
Speaker 13: massive search, and we found him in uh in Brooklyn,
Speaker 13: New York.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 10: He he's a musician.
Speaker 13: It's his first time acting in a in a in
Speaker 13: a feature film, and he's grew up in the church
Speaker 13: in a big gospel family. His mom is a singer,
Speaker 13: his grandfather is a singer. And he had this you know,
Speaker 13: he's kind of a child prodigy musically, and he was
Speaker 13: he was touring with the with the artist her on
Speaker 13: an international tour when we got ahold of him. Man,
Speaker 13: and he did the audition. He heard that voice and
Speaker 13: he had to actually teach himself how to play the
Speaker 13: guitar for the movie because he's a he's a pianist.
Speaker 10: But but yeah, man, we were.
Speaker 13: I'm so thankful we found him Man's he gave an
Speaker 13: incredible performance.
Speaker 4: The Genesis of Sinners.
Speaker 2: Are you just sitting down at a laptop going, man,
Speaker 2: I got this idea, And then where do you start
Speaker 2: when writing it?
Speaker 4: Like, what's the first line you write?
Speaker 13: I usually started with with with the outline, but for
Speaker 13: this one, because we had to find his kid, I
Speaker 13: have to I have to describe the character of Sammy.
Speaker 13: And I came up with this this concept of you know,
Speaker 13: if you if you keep dancing with the devil, one day,
Speaker 13: he's going to follow you home because I know you
Speaker 13: have a preacher father who was kind of warning him
Speaker 13: against this, this this lifestyle of the you know, of
Speaker 13: the blues musician. But but you know, look, I had
Speaker 13: an uncle, uh my uncle James, who was from Mississippi,
Speaker 13: born and raised there and then moved to Oakland and
Speaker 13: married my grandmother's little sister. He was like the oldest
Speaker 13: male member of my family for a long time. And
Speaker 13: I love my uncle. And all he did was listen
Speaker 13: to blues music.
Speaker 10: You know.
Speaker 13: He passed away in twenty fifteen, and I'll find myself
Speaker 13: listening to those to those albums just to just to Uh,
Speaker 13: to think of him, you know what I mean, as
Speaker 13: a kind of a morning ritual and uh, and that's
Speaker 13: kind of where the idea for this movie came from.
Speaker 4: How do you feel about spoilers?
Speaker 2: And I asked that because I wasn't going to mention
Speaker 2: vampires because it wasn't in when I read the description
Speaker 2: of the movie. You mentioned vampires, but to the show,
Speaker 2: and I was explained to them why I liked it.
Speaker 2: I never said that word because I didn't know if
Speaker 2: that was a spoiler. So specifically, I guess we can
Speaker 2: say vampires and then two about okay, hey everybody vampires.
Speaker 4: Okay, now we know, and then you got to protect
Speaker 4: against spoilers. Just the spoiler culture. How would you define
Speaker 4: it now?
Speaker 10: I mean, it's intense, man, It's so intense.
Speaker 13: Everybody is very used to instant gratification with with I
Speaker 13: think it's I think it's like a smartphone fon culture,
Speaker 13: to be honest with you, because everything has a Yelp review.
Speaker 13: You got so many choices that that that everybody wants
Speaker 13: to know what something is before they before they buy
Speaker 13: it or before they give it its time.
Speaker 10: So I think that that causes.
Speaker 13: A real hunger for spoilers, and it causes a hunger
Speaker 13: for knowing what everything is before you experience it, which
Speaker 13: I really think is kind of harming the theatrical experience
Speaker 13: and the viewing experience. Man, I remember a time when
Speaker 13: you know, uh, you just you might have seen the
Speaker 13: trailer before you watch something, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 13: But now you got you got trailers, you got reaction videos,
Speaker 13: you got people breaking it down, you got a thousand critics,
Speaker 13: you know, you got Rotten tomatoes, you got an audience score.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 13: So so I think, you know, that's not just movies.
Speaker 13: I think that's everything. You know, before you buy a
Speaker 13: T shirt, you want to read the reviews on what
Speaker 13: happened with you know what, what's the t shirt?
Speaker 10: Feel like? What happens when you watch?
Speaker 13: You know, like like it's just the it's just the
Speaker 13: It's a product of the information age. Uh, And it's
Speaker 13: something that you know, you know, you have to deal
Speaker 13: with as a creative, you know, but I do. I
Speaker 13: did make this movie for the theatrical experience. I wanted
Speaker 13: it to be experienced in the theater with strangers not
Speaker 13: knowing what's gonna happen next. So I've been really cognizant
Speaker 13: of how we talk about it. But it's definitely okay
Speaker 13: to say this. Vampires and people get bit and neck.
Speaker 13: It's crazy, you know, amongst other things.
Speaker 4: Michael B.
Speaker 2: Jordan a big part of your history of success, Black Panther,
Speaker 2: Creed and then now centers.
Speaker 4: What is he like as a worker as an actor?
Speaker 4: What does he like?
Speaker 13: I mean, he's incredible, man, He's among amongst the top percentile. Right,
Speaker 13: It's very few movie stars like him who can open
Speaker 13: a movie the way that he that he has done
Speaker 13: in the Passion and the way we hope and he
Speaker 13: will for But but what's so special about Mike is,
Speaker 13: you know, he grew up on a film set.
Speaker 10: You know, he grew up he.
Speaker 13: Started as a child actor acting on HBO shows like
Speaker 13: The Wire and also was in Friday Night Lights and Parenthood.
Speaker 13: You know, so so people kind of grew up watching
Speaker 13: him in their homes.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 13: And then I was fortunate enough to work with him
Speaker 13: on Fruitville Station when he made the transition to being
Speaker 13: a lead actor. You know, he had been in a
Speaker 13: couple of movies before that, you know, your Chronicles and
Speaker 13: and your Red Tails.
Speaker 10: But but but you know, for.
Speaker 13: Me, it was the first time, uh working with him
Speaker 13: when he was at the star of the movie. And
Speaker 13: he's maintained his kindness, his humility and his work ethic,
Speaker 13: man like, like you know, he has the same he's
Speaker 13: the same way as he was when he was when
Speaker 13: he was a young man before he was just this
Speaker 13: global superstar. And that's and that's so rare, bro, because
Speaker 13: the lifestyle of being a star kind of it can
Speaker 13: eat away at your spirit, you know, it can eat
Speaker 13: away at your kindness, It can make you not not
Speaker 13: willing to engage with with with with the average part.
Speaker 13: But he has none of that. Man, He's still is
Speaker 13: a family oriented guy. He walks on set, he knows
Speaker 13: everybody's name from the assistance all the way up to
Speaker 13: the producer and treats everybody the same, you know. And
Speaker 13: I'll work with him, bro, as long as as long
Speaker 13: as I can.
Speaker 10: You know, for that.
Speaker 2: Fact, whenever he shows up for Cred one and the
Speaker 2: first time he takes a shirt off, or you're like, dang,
Speaker 2: you didn't have to go that hard.
Speaker 13: Yeah, he goes hard, Bro. Like whatever, whatever whatever direction
Speaker 13: he's going in, he's gonna go.
Speaker 10: He's gonna go.
Speaker 13: You know, He's kind of like an athlete that way, man,
Speaker 13: or a musician, you know what I mean. Like, you know,
Speaker 13: you hear these stories about a guy like like Kark
Speaker 13: Hammett who plays uh, you know, guitar from Metallica and
Speaker 13: and and and kills you know, you know it kills it.
Speaker 13: You know, sells millions of records, but still wants to
Speaker 13: go back and get training on how to play the
Speaker 13: guitar better.
Speaker 10: You know what I mean.
Speaker 13: You hear these stories about these kind of people. Mic
Speaker 13: is like that, you know, he went to a to
Speaker 13: almost like an acting boot camp.
Speaker 10: Uh before you before you you.
Speaker 13: Know, you know, played in this role, know, working with
Speaker 13: the dialect coach in a body control coach, but also
Speaker 13: working with some twin consultants that that that that I
Speaker 13: found for him, you know, in times of getting him
Speaker 13: into the psychology of what it's like to be an
Speaker 13: identical twin to help develop these performances.
Speaker 10: Man.
Speaker 13: But but he has an incredible work ethic, and I
Speaker 13: think that's what people that's why people show up to
Speaker 13: the movies to see what he does.
Speaker 2: So I want to talk about the music for a second,
Speaker 2: and being someone who grew up loving blues. Yeah, Alabama
Speaker 2: Mississippi muscle shows like all of that area, right, not
Speaker 2: from Arkansas, So all of that kind of trickled in,
Speaker 2: but it was always Arkansas.
Speaker 13: I gets a shout out in the movie right from
Speaker 13: Little Rock a couple of times.
Speaker 4: A couple of times. Yeah, because they were like going
Speaker 4: to the Little Rock to do their thing. Uh.
Speaker 2: So the question for me is, like Robert Johnson apparently
Speaker 2: sold a soul to the devil, you know, to be
Speaker 2: to be so good like the Crossroads, Like how much
Speaker 2: did that come into your mind when? Because that's what
Speaker 2: I thought of, especially when it first starts playing, because
Speaker 2: he's so good.
Speaker 10: Yeah, big time bro, one hundred percent. And what was crazier?
Speaker 7: You know?
Speaker 13: There's there's two books man, that that we that we
Speaker 13: studied for this, you know, and and I bought these
Speaker 13: books for everybody the crew the cash. One is called
Speaker 13: Blues People by Leroy Jones who woul Letter changed his
Speaker 13: name to a Mary Baraka. And another book is called
Speaker 13: Deep Blues by Robert Palmer. And and it was in
Speaker 13: that book, uh you know, a deep dove study on
Speaker 13: the on the on the on the anthropology of adults
Speaker 13: of blues. It was in that book that I discovered
Speaker 13: that Robert Johnson wasn't the first person to go around
Speaker 13: saying that that he saw the soul to become a
Speaker 13: good guitar player. It was actually a guy named Tommy
Speaker 13: Johnson who was the first person on record to say that.
Speaker 13: It was a little bit before Robert Johnson, you know.
Speaker 13: And he he and it was it was kind of
Speaker 13: like a marketing thing for him, you know. He would
Speaker 13: go around with a rabbit's foot and and and and
Speaker 13: uh and developed this like kind of mystical r around himself,
Speaker 13: you know, to kind of sell himself.
Speaker 10: And also discovered.
Speaker 13: That that that that story uh had had prevalence in
Speaker 13: in West African folklore, you know. And it was a
Speaker 13: deity named Papa Legbat who all times stories about him
Speaker 13: would be misinterpreted as being stories about the Christian devil,
Speaker 13: you know that. But that was kind of who you
Speaker 13: would make a deal with like that for artistic promise,
Speaker 13: you know, and that would come out of price. And
Speaker 13: you know, for me, you know, you know, once reading
Speaker 13: that story and doing a deep dive into it, I
Speaker 13: got obsessed with the concept of the false Tian deal,
Speaker 13: you know what I'm saying that, and I wanted to
Speaker 13: think about if for the concept, for every character, what
Speaker 13: is the deal that they make with themselves and with others?
Speaker 13: You know, you know in this circumstance of Chrstal, Mississippi
Speaker 13: nineteen thirty two, you know just how much the odds
Speaker 13: were pitted against some of these people. You know, what
Speaker 13: would they be willing to give up? You know, for escape?
Speaker 13: And through that, you know that was there came the
Speaker 13: concept of the vampire and what you had to offer them,
Speaker 13: you know, so it made me really excited to make
Speaker 13: this movie even more.
Speaker 4: All Right, Two final questions.
Speaker 2: This one is different personalities take different management types. As
Speaker 2: you're on set directing, are you having to manage all
Speaker 2: the personality is different based on what actually it's what
Speaker 2: motivates or inspires or doesn't hurt their feelings?
Speaker 13: Absolutely, bro, You're managing a lot of artists, a lot
Speaker 13: of professionals. It's a lot of unions present different unions.
Speaker 13: You know what I'm saying, like, you gotta respect it
Speaker 13: all man. I learned fast man on my first my
Speaker 13: first movie. You know that everybody has everybody responds to
Speaker 13: different styles of management, man, different styles of collaboration. You know,
Speaker 13: some people have no egos some people haveinormous ones. Uh,
Speaker 13: everybody works with their heart, you know. Everybody is working
Speaker 13: long hours. Man, people are missing their families, you know
Speaker 13: what I'm saying. So you have to be cognizant of
Speaker 13: all these things. And for me as a filmmaker, I
Speaker 13: have to get to know the people that I'm working
Speaker 13: with for me that for me to have success, you
Speaker 13: know what I mean. I can't really work with strangers.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 13: If I'm working with somebody for the first time, you know,
Speaker 13: I'll spend an hour or two hours just just just
Speaker 13: getting to know, like how they tick. You know what
Speaker 13: I'm saying, what's important to them? You know what I'm saying,
Speaker 13: What's going on in their life? Do they have children?
Speaker 13: You know what I'm saying. Are they in a long
Speaker 13: distance relationship? You know, all these things that are are
Speaker 13: good to good to know and have perspective on them.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 13: I came up playing football first, bro, I was my
Speaker 13: first love. And I remember the coaches that would really
Speaker 13: really that made me feel good about myself.
Speaker 10: And I remember the cultures that made me feel like
Speaker 10: you know, you know what I mean.
Speaker 13: And I gave better performances to the ones that made
Speaker 13: me feel good about myself. Man, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 13: We had better records as teams, so I always wanted
Speaker 13: to be the former, you know what I'm saying. When
Speaker 13: I'm dealing with my cash and my crew.
Speaker 4: Are you nervous? Are you like it's it's about to hear?
Speaker 4: Do you get nervous?
Speaker 13: I'm always nervous, Bro, I'm nervous talking. I'm nervous talking
Speaker 13: to Bobby Bones right now. Man, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 13: But I'm gonna let it ride, you know, and hopefully
Speaker 13: people show up.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 10: I really appreciate it.
Speaker 13: Man, I really appreciate you having me, giving me an
Speaker 13: opportunity to, uh to share this movie.
Speaker 10: But I love this movie. I love music, you know.
Speaker 13: I love Louis Ronson, who did the music for this
Speaker 13: Who's doing the music for all of my films? Man,
Speaker 13: And and this is this is this movie is a
Speaker 13: product of that of that love.
Speaker 10: Man.
Speaker 13: It's a home cooked mew and it's for everybody. And
Speaker 13: I hope everybody has a chance to go out and
Speaker 13: see it perfectly in Imax. It'll only be in Imax
Speaker 13: for two weeks, you know. And uh, but yeah, man, folks,
Speaker 13: folks go out and enjoy.
Speaker 4: Man, what's really cool. Not to hold you anymore, but
Speaker 4: you talk about the music. It's so music intensive.
Speaker 2: I love and I don't want to spoil anything whenever
Speaker 2: it goes generationally through a certain I thought that was
Speaker 2: such a great idea, hard to pull off, but you did.
Speaker 2: But but that's a hard thing. That's that's a hard
Speaker 2: thing to manage. But it was awesome, like so uh,
Speaker 2: not that you care what I think, but yeah, it was.
Speaker 10: I mean, come on, man, Bones, bro.
Speaker 2: Ryan, appreciate the time. Thank you so much. I hope
Speaker 2: you crush it with this like you have everything else.
Speaker 2: I don't know, man, it was great, and everybody go
Speaker 2: check out Warner Brothers new picture, new movie Centers. I
Speaker 2: loved it, Ryan Coogler, I guess thank you Ryan, see
Speaker 2: a Boddy, thank.
Speaker 4: You so much.
Speaker 10: Thank you.
Speaker 4: All Right, we'll take a break and we'll come back.
Speaker 5: Show Bobby Bones.
Speaker 4: Let's play some voicemails. Ray give me voicemail number one.
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Speaker 14: I go get him in May, and I would love
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Speaker 14: me on team Lunchbox. I'm ready to go for my son,
Speaker 14: who's the size of eleven. Let's go, baby.
Speaker 5: I'm confused on the team Lunchbox thing if he wants
Speaker 5: Lunchbox to play for him.
Speaker 2: But if I know who he's picking, I'd pick a
Speaker 2: game like I would pick like conjugating verbs.
Speaker 5: Don't know what that means exactly. I'm not gonna win it.
Speaker 6: You know what that means.
Speaker 4: We can get them Entrey game.
Speaker 2: We'll get wrong for that was a guy, right, We'll
Speaker 2: get tell mey on next week, all right, and we'll
Speaker 2: let him play a game for some shoes.
Speaker 4: I have a couple pair up here from home. Still
Speaker 4: give me the next one.
Speaker 7: Kristen Ray Morning Show just wanted to give a shout
Speaker 7: out to Lunchbox. I just listened to the episode where
Speaker 7: you interviewed the Challenge cast members and you didn't awesome job.
Speaker 7: You asked some great questions things I've always been curious about,
Speaker 7: so I figure you deserved the shout out. Great job, Lunchbox.
Speaker 2: Love the show people that watched the challenge loved it, like,
Speaker 2: you did a great job. Other people were confused because
Speaker 2: it was Mayhem and they didn't know who anybody was.
Speaker 2: But the people that knew what they were listening to
Speaker 2: thought you did a great job because you knew what
Speaker 2: you were talking about.
Speaker 6: Awesome.
Speaker 4: Yeah, there was a win.
Speaker 6: It was so fun. I still think about it and
Speaker 6: I'm just like, man, that was awesome. And that's what
Speaker 6: I thought about when people don't listen to it, like
Speaker 6: they don't know what the challenge is. So when they talk,
Speaker 6: am I supposed to say, hey, this is PAULI talking.
Speaker 2: No, because that's definitely an insider interview. Okay, so you're
Speaker 2: doing it peop from the challenge. People probably aren't going
Speaker 2: to stick around and listen to all that if they
Speaker 2: don't love the challenge. But the purpose was to suit
Speaker 2: to feed Challenge fans. Yeah, so I think it did
Speaker 2: its case.
Speaker 4: No, you did. It was perfect.
Speaker 2: It was Mayhem, but it was perfect because you understood
Speaker 2: the mayhem if you were a fan of the challenge.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and I want them to come back on.
Speaker 4: Eddie was like editing it. At some point I was like,
Speaker 4: why are you editing that?
Speaker 2: He goes, Oh, I won't say why, but apparently there
Speaker 2: was some some sponsored things.
Speaker 5: Oh, a couple of questions in there to take out.
Speaker 4: Really yeah.
Speaker 5: About it.
Speaker 2: It's not even to talk about. But yeah, we have
Speaker 2: to kind of guard rail it a little bit.
Speaker 8: It's two things, and then we had to take out
Speaker 8: I'll tell you later it makes sense.
Speaker 4: But that's also why we would never do something like
Speaker 4: that live, because Mayhem. Because Mayhem, right, so great job.
Speaker 4: Give me the next one, Ray.
Speaker 15: I have a Morning Corny after Dark. Make sure you
Speaker 15: don't accidentally play this during the morning show, because this
Speaker 15: is definitely after dark and it's a little more hardcore
Speaker 15: than amy so called after Dark Kindergarten.
Speaker 5: Are we ready for this?
Speaker 2: I don't know, because I don't know what the joke is.
Speaker 2: All I saw was the voice. Now she said the
Speaker 2: words hardcore. Yeah, is that a different version morning corny hardcore?
Speaker 2: There's after dark and then there's hardcore. Okay, let's hear
Speaker 2: morning corny hardcore.
Speaker 15: Anyway, I did the Avon lady walk funny because her lipsticked.
Speaker 4: Oh oh that's disgusting.
Speaker 6: Oh oh, I didn't really hear wellybe, you didn't hear it.
Speaker 4: That's disgusting.
Speaker 3: Selective hearing or what.
Speaker 5: Maybe not good move on, don't even need to hear
Speaker 5: it again, good move on that was out to dark.
Speaker 2: Lunchbox is upset because he thinks we're making up punishments
Speaker 2: that he either didn't sign up for it didn't deserve.
Speaker 2: Elaborate Yeah, I don't know where this t shirt came in,
Speaker 2: Like I don't remember this shirt right here that says
Speaker 2: ask me about Cephalis.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I understand the hat and the the hanging things,
Speaker 6: but nuts, Yeah, I don't know where the shirt.
Speaker 2: Like, you don't remember, walk me through it in your head,
Speaker 2: walk me through what you lost when you lost it.
Speaker 6: I lost the game for the truck thing that was
Speaker 6: out of nowhere, Like we've made up this punishment.
Speaker 4: We spun the wheel, But that's that's all not true.
Speaker 4: You play, you know, That's.
Speaker 6: What I'm saying. Like we came up with the punishment
Speaker 6: at the and we spun it and made it okay,
Speaker 6: and then I had a double or nothing where I
Speaker 6: had to wear a hat. But all of a sudden,
Speaker 6: now I'm being told that I'm had to wear a
Speaker 6: shirt and I don't I'm like, what are we talking about?
Speaker 2: So Lunchbox does not remember us adding the shirt. So
Speaker 2: we did some investigating because my gosh, been wrong before.
Speaker 4: Clip one.
Speaker 2: This is from the first game on Thursday. Now, he
Speaker 2: played a game that he wanted to play and was like,
Speaker 2: I'll make a wager. If I win, I win the prize,
Speaker 2: but if I lose, I'll spin the wheel to take
Speaker 2: the punishment. You guys remember that, yes, yes, And that
Speaker 2: was a long time ago.
Speaker 4: And we waited like a month to make him service punishment,
Speaker 4: and then I tried to let him out of it,
Speaker 4: and you guys did not agree.
Speaker 2: We added some free spaces to the will, which we
Speaker 2: never do. He did not hit a free space. He
Speaker 2: landed on truck nuts, So that one. You remember that
Speaker 2: right now, I remember that vividly. Okay, So then it's will.
Speaker 2: Let you try to remove the truck nuts. But if
Speaker 2: you lose, then you have to add something, and it
Speaker 2: was the hat.
Speaker 4: So here's a clip, the first clip.
Speaker 2: If he is to win this game, then I'm about
Speaker 2: to give him he can no longer where are.
Speaker 4: The truck Yes, but if he is to lose the game.
Speaker 2: He also has to wear this hat that we were
Speaker 2: sent to ask me about syphilis. Would you like to
Speaker 2: play two TV characters one actor? You could also do
Speaker 2: the game the celeb Voice Actor game.
Speaker 6: Give me that one. Wait which one the two actors?
Speaker 4: Okay, there you go. And he lost.
Speaker 2: So at this point he's got truck nuts and a
Speaker 2: syphalis hat. Now give me clip three. So I said, okay,
Speaker 2: you can play one more game, risk not doing anything.
Speaker 2: But if you lose, we have a shirt that says
Speaker 2: ask me about syphilis that he has to wear every day.
Speaker 4: Now you have two games here. You have the Celebrity
Speaker 4: Voice Actor game or you have the Country Music Lyrics game.
Speaker 6: Man, I'm ready to play.
Speaker 4: Look about me.
Speaker 6: I'm not scared.
Speaker 4: Which game?
Speaker 6: Give me the Country Music Lyrics came.
Speaker 4: And did you win?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 6: I think I blocked out, Oh the whole game. It
Speaker 6: I don't remember that. That's why I think I blocked out.
Speaker 4: Like trauma or drunk trauma. Yeah. So, now though you
Speaker 4: do understand, I'll tell you what. I'll make you a deal.
Speaker 5: Oh good, that's another deal.
Speaker 6: My gosh.
Speaker 4: No, no, no more deals on games. But on Monday,
Speaker 4: because we'll walk into this on Monday, you wear the
Speaker 4: truck nuts, we'll do the ceremonial truck nutting and we'll
Speaker 4: do the syphilis hat and then on starting Tuesday, you
Speaker 4: wear the shirt with the nuts and the hat we'll
Speaker 4: give you one day. I'm not wearing the shirt. I'm
Speaker 4: so generous.
Speaker 5: Are you ready to answer questions talks about syphilis?
Speaker 6: Yep?
Speaker 4: Do you have syphilis?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 4: Why are you wearing that hat?
Speaker 6: My buddy Eddie gave you syphilis. He has it and
Speaker 6: here's his number. You can wish him well.
Speaker 4: Gave me Syphiliss.
Speaker 5: That's messed up, man.
Speaker 2: Okay, we have in a few minutes of caller coming
Speaker 2: on because Raymundo asked me if I could get them
Speaker 2: tickets to the Memphis Grizzlies playoff game, which I don't
Speaker 2: have any connections there, and I said, no, I can't,
Speaker 2: and so then a listener hit them up and said, hey,
Speaker 2: I have tickets, and so You're like, dang, this is
Speaker 2: really cool.
Speaker 4: Let's just hooking it up right, Yeah, pretty much.
Speaker 12: And it was just a DM on my Instagram and
Speaker 12: I'm like yeah. And then some of the stuff she
Speaker 12: was saying, she goes she had flour seats.
Speaker 4: That's cool.
Speaker 2: That's cool food and drinks. So it's part of where
Speaker 2: the seats. Are you get to go it like in
Speaker 2: the back.
Speaker 12: Yeah, free food, free drinks at the Sissies Lounge that
Speaker 12: ninety minutes before tip. It includes pregame access to the
Speaker 12: tunnel that's right next to the players, all your.
Speaker 4: Hands down, they slap it when they come through.
Speaker 12: And you also have the opportunity it's not guaranteed for
Speaker 12: autographing photo likely with the Memphis Grizzlies players because you're
Speaker 12: right there next to the tunnel.
Speaker 4: That's a very generally. So one, is it a scam?
Speaker 2: Probably not, because if you can go to their pages
Speaker 2: see if they're real person. But two, yeah, how do
Speaker 2: you get them?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 12: I'm kind of confused by the whole thing because the
Speaker 12: way we presented on the show, it was Bones is
Speaker 12: gonna see if he got any of these connects. Let's
Speaker 12: go to this game, you know. And then she hits
Speaker 12: me up and she's like, I got tickets. Cool, you
Speaker 12: got tickets? So how do I get the tickets?
Speaker 4: I'm like, are they free?
Speaker 15: Oh?
Speaker 4: You don't know if she's selling? Yeah, I have no idea. Okay,
Speaker 4: she just got on the phone, true, says her.
Speaker 2: Yes, Okay, can you put her up yep. Hannah Hey, Hannah,
Speaker 2: it's Bobby Balntaria.
Speaker 1: Bobby, I'm good.
Speaker 4: How are you really good?
Speaker 2: Thank you for calling, thank you for listening. And so
Speaker 2: we're talking about Sure, Raymonde was like, hey, can you
Speaker 2: give me tickets? And I don't have any tickets to
Speaker 2: the Memphis Grizzlies, nor do I know anybody.
Speaker 4: However, do you have season tickets? Is that what this says?
Speaker 1: Yeah? We do?
Speaker 4: And do you live in Memphis?
Speaker 2: I do, okay, And so Ray's confused because he doesn't
Speaker 2: really know what do you what do you not know? Ray?
Speaker 4: Well, what she had put is that it's row four.
Speaker 12: So I mean when Lebron in one of these pictures
Speaker 12: is shooting a free throw, your eye level with Lebron? Okay,
Speaker 12: And so those are amazing seats, and it's a playoff
Speaker 12: game with the Memphis Grizzlies.
Speaker 4: So I'm just confused. It was like is it free or.
Speaker 3: Like how much? Obviously she could make a lot of
Speaker 3: money off these tickets.
Speaker 2: Great point, Hannah. So when you reach out to Ray,
Speaker 2: what was your Are you trying to sell them to
Speaker 2: them or give them to them?
Speaker 1: Well? I was gonna sell.
Speaker 2: Them, and I think, don't change. We're not We're not
Speaker 2: trying to convince you to change in any way whatsoever.
Speaker 2: How much were you wanting Raymundo to pay for them?
Speaker 1: They we were going to give them to them for
Speaker 1: like eight hundred total parking pass, a.
Speaker 3: Parking pass, two tickets.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you would before you wouldn't be able to buy
Speaker 2: those tickets for eight hundred with a parking pass if
Speaker 2: you were to buy them on the on the market.
Speaker 4: Ray, I don't think Memphis, man, Yeah, that's a problem.
Speaker 6: They were going to Memphis.
Speaker 3: Well, how much did y'all think they were going to
Speaker 3: be free?
Speaker 6: Unite and nine.
Speaker 4: You think somebody's gonna give you free tickets in the
Speaker 4: fourth throw and they can sell them for.
Speaker 6: When they're a Superman of the show.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they I wouldn't wait.
Speaker 3: It's like they're gonna be hanging out with you. They're
Speaker 3: trying to wait.
Speaker 4: Were you getting money?
Speaker 6: I mean, if we were getting floor seats, I'm in No.
Speaker 4: I thought so.
Speaker 12: He was never part of it, right, I mean if
Speaker 12: it was two tickets, I would, yes, I would need
Speaker 12: to find a friend.
Speaker 4: Did I ask Lunch about it?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 4: I was acting like he was the one going with you.
Speaker 12: I don't know where he came with that, But honestly,
Speaker 12: my wife is working, so it may be just me so,
Speaker 12: but yeah, I didn't know.
Speaker 4: I didn't know four hundred bucks each.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean that sounds like a fun time for.
Speaker 4: The playing game for fourth row?
Speaker 3: Do it and y'all have a sports podcast write it off?
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Well, I never really came into this saying that I
Speaker 4: was going to pay for it.
Speaker 12: Honestly, I did it as a bit because I was like, bones, dude,
Speaker 12: hook up of this tickets.
Speaker 2: Man, I hear you, and I understand everything you're saying. However,
Speaker 2: I'm saying the situation has now presented itself in a
Speaker 2: different way than you expected, so you can capitalize off
Speaker 2: of it and spend some money or not. But it
Speaker 2: isn't the way you wanted it, but it is still
Speaker 2: pretty advantageous if you were to go, I'm gonna looking
Speaker 2: at some seats here. It's turned into an expensive bit section.
Speaker 2: Where are your seats, Hannah? Can you tell me, like,
Speaker 2: do you know the section or anything?
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's row four. I think the section's like three.
Speaker 1: I don't know. My husband does all this. So if
Speaker 1: you were to buy, but there is a wrinkle here,
Speaker 1: let's go an the tickets sold. But if they win tonight,
Speaker 1: we play, okay, see in the series, and we'll have tickets.
Speaker 4: Okay, So the tickets to the playing game tonight have sold,
Speaker 4: which I would have sold them to because it's tonight.
Speaker 1: Because like, unfortunately I live too far away.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but if they do go and they'll be the
Speaker 2: eight seed. If they win, they'll go play the one seed,
Speaker 2: which is Oklahoma City. They'll play three of those games
Speaker 2: in Memphis if it goes that far, but they'll be
Speaker 2: So you're not going to go to the games, Hannah, Well,
Speaker 2: we do want to go.
Speaker 1: We have two sets, we have two pairs, so we've
Speaker 1: got tickets in the one oh five's too.
Speaker 6: How rich are you?
Speaker 4: That's pretty cool? Yeah, she's all.
Speaker 6: And that's you know, you're absolutely rich if you have
Speaker 6: two different season tickets and you sell them on the floor.
Speaker 6: I mean, what do you do for a lie?
Speaker 1: We lucked into this.
Speaker 4: Okay, why are you angry at her?
Speaker 1: Literally?
Speaker 4: She literally offered.
Speaker 6: Friday, I know, I agree, no hold on.
Speaker 2: So, Hannah, thank you for offering. Obviously, I guess we
Speaker 2: didn't get back fast enough, but I appreciate you reaching
Speaker 2: out to Ray. If you decide that you're not going
Speaker 2: to go to one of the games. If they do,
Speaker 2: they're playing Dallas tonight. Yeah, if they do beat Dallas,
Speaker 2: pop over a message to Ray Mundo and we'll go
Speaker 2: from there, because they'll start in okay.
Speaker 1: See right, they'll two games, Yeah.
Speaker 2: Two games, and then they'll go back at seven to
Speaker 2: okay see six and seven, right, six and seven, one two,
Speaker 2: six and seven. So there'll be three chances, Ray, at
Speaker 2: least two chances for you to have a game.
Speaker 12: Is that is that amount? We're still sticking to that
Speaker 12: eight hundred where it would be.
Speaker 4: Just let her let her play it by ear.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'll let you know.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he wants the locker into that price.
Speaker 1: They're going to play the Thunder if we win, And Bobby,
Speaker 1: I know you like the Thunder now, so yeah, I
Speaker 1: have it.
Speaker 4: But I have a hook up with a Thunder of course.
Speaker 1: Yeah you got Jalen.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I got a hook up. I got I got
Speaker 2: GM and players. I'm good over there on that. But
Speaker 2: I appreciate that. Thank you very much, and thank you
Speaker 2: for listening and reaching out like that's fun and it
Speaker 2: was very nice of you to offer.
Speaker 4: What did you sell them for?
Speaker 1: We sold them for I think there were like four
Speaker 1: fifty a seat.
Speaker 2: So you sold them for like nine hundred bucks. Yeah,
Speaker 2: so ready you got one hundred dollars discount.
Speaker 4: There is that like a massive profit.
Speaker 12: So you guys just were banking on them to make
Speaker 12: the playoffs and that's how you're able to make some money.
Speaker 1: Then yeah, I mean most of our money hasn't made
Speaker 1: back by now throughout the season, so that's been fun.
Speaker 4: Okay, how many games have you gone to?
Speaker 1: We've probably gone to maybe ten.
Speaker 2: I mean that's a significant amount of games to actually
Speaker 2: go to. So you bought season tickets and then you
Speaker 2: try to sell the ones to the games you're not
Speaker 2: going to.
Speaker 1: Uh huh, dang, you give your friends.
Speaker 4: Why do you have two sets?
Speaker 1: Well, we kind of went into this thing with top Shot.
Speaker 1: Do you know what that is? The n FT thing?
Speaker 4: Yes, Oh, they especially Lunchbox, bought a bunch.
Speaker 6: Of ye I bought a bunch of those, so well it.
Speaker 1: Goes we were in it with them, and then they
Speaker 1: stopped doing top Shot, and then our friends was owning
Speaker 1: them with top Shots, so then he got to keep them.
Speaker 1: But then we helped just be a partner with him.
Speaker 2: I guess I don't understand know what top shot is.
Speaker 2: But how do you get season tickets with top Shot?
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 3: That's a great question, she said, and that they sort
Speaker 3: of left into it.
Speaker 4: Where did you grow up, Hannah?
Speaker 1: I actually grew up in Dallas, which is funny because
Speaker 1: they're playing the MAVs and I used to be a
Speaker 1: mass fan.
Speaker 5: Oh not anymore.
Speaker 4: You traded your legions anymore? Would you have Would you
Speaker 4: have left the MAVs though, if Luca was still there?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Would you have left the MAVs when Luca left? Because
Speaker 2: you would have been so disgusted.
Speaker 1: If I still lived in Dallas. I mean, I don't know.
Speaker 1: I was a Dirk fan, so I wasn't really in
Speaker 1: it for Luca.
Speaker 5: I felt that Dirk was awesome.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Dirk was awesome.
Speaker 2: All right, Well, Hannah, thank you. Reach out to Ray
Speaker 2: if they win. I do not think they're going to
Speaker 2: thank you.
Speaker 4: Hannah.
Speaker 1: I know, I know. I heard you say that we
Speaker 1: suck yesterday on twenty five Whistles.
Speaker 4: It's not that you suck, it's that you're like thirteen
Speaker 4: and seven or whatever.
Speaker 1: Now I tell my sister, you're not wrong.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, and Jaws like he shoots with his finger
Speaker 2: guns and it's like, Okay, we can't do that. Then
Speaker 2: those grenades, Like eventually he's just gonna do a whole
Speaker 2: nuclear but.
Speaker 1: I know he's just gonna throw a middle finger every
Speaker 1: now and then.
Speaker 2: Crazy Hannah. Thank you for pauling, and hopefully we'll talk
Speaker 2: to you next week.
Speaker 1: Okay, Hey, you're welcome.
Speaker 4: Go hogs, Go Hogs.
Speaker 5: I agree, Thank you.
Speaker 4: Bye. I'm going to watch. I mean going to watch.
Speaker 2: I'm not going for the purpose of just watching, but
Speaker 2: I'm flying to Favulle today. I'm gonna make the second
Speaker 2: game they're doing it. They're playing a doubleheader today in softball, oh,
Speaker 2: because they don't play on Sunday because of Easter, thank you,
Speaker 2: and so they play two today. They play at two,
Speaker 2: which you can't get there for the time for that one,
Speaker 2: but they play again at like five. So I'll be
Speaker 2: there for that one and then we'll go tomorrow. We'll
Speaker 2: go to church on Sunday in Oklahoma, and then we'll
Speaker 2: come back. So that's what we're gonna go.
Speaker 5: Do, is the weekend?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Is that?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's the field. That's the field that we Yeah,
Speaker 5: when you hit a cars window, yeah, and then we
Speaker 5: were talking about that whistling if we won nothing to see.
Speaker 2: Okay, mm hmm. I'll do one more thing and then
Speaker 2: we'll break it off. I'm gonna do the cult leaders
Speaker 2: thing that we have here. How many cult leaders can
Speaker 2: you name?
Speaker 5: Abe man ohs of this stuff?
Speaker 3: Yeah, David Koresh.
Speaker 2: I have the top five cult leaders and their crimes.
Speaker 2: If you're really good at culting, it usually ends bad,
Speaker 2: but you get famous.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Uh, Gwen Chamblain, Oh, that's a risky one.
Speaker 6: Why what does she do?
Speaker 4: She died? She's one of the plane Christ the church.
Speaker 6: Oh oh, I don't know if it's a cult.
Speaker 2: Man, it felt very cultish, like lose weight. That's only
Speaker 2: way you can go meet Jesus and have is if
Speaker 2: you lose enough weight.
Speaker 5: And I think they're still there's still in operation.
Speaker 3: My mom did that the way down workshop.
Speaker 2: I have a it's very culty, very very personal story
Speaker 2: now about that that I can not tell you guys
Speaker 2: on the air right now, but I can tell you
Speaker 2: off the air.
Speaker 3: She's alive. No, no, just kidding, MPR.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Okay, she didn't make the top five list.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I guess she's I mean, but I mean there's
Speaker 3: this whole documentary about it. Let's see who are some
Speaker 3: other I don't know?
Speaker 4: David David Koresh is a big one, Eddie. Have any
Speaker 4: Jim Jones that did make the list of it?
Speaker 5: So to crush? And then I can't Why can't I
Speaker 5: think of his name? Helter Skelter?
Speaker 2: Yeah, he made the list of Charles mans. So I'll
Speaker 2: walk you through five, four, three two one. At five,
Speaker 2: I didn't know his name, but it's Shoko Asahara and
Speaker 2: his cult name was iom sharing Q. I'm sure I'm
Speaker 2: not saying that right, but I tried. In nineteen ninety five,
Speaker 2: his followers were released deadly Sarah Gas and Tokyo subway system,
Speaker 2: killing thirteen and injuring thousands.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh.
Speaker 2: His crimes were terrorism, murder, chemical warfare, one of the
Speaker 2: deadliest terrorist attacks in Japanese history. He was executed in
Speaker 2: twenty eighteen.
Speaker 4: I don't remember him, probably because it didn't happen in
Speaker 4: the Western world. Number four Marshall Applewhite. Now, don't be
Speaker 4: confused with the Texas quarterback Major apple White.
Speaker 3: Cow like I was confused, like d he's a colt leader.
Speaker 4: No, they'd say the long horned fans are a cult.
Speaker 5: The longhornse he was their leader.
Speaker 7: He was.
Speaker 2: So Marshall apple White, you'll know him when I tell
Speaker 2: you who he is. Anything come to mind with Marshall
Speaker 2: not at all White. Heaven's Gate is the cult now.
Speaker 2: Nineteen ninety seven, Apple White and thirty eight followers died
Speaker 2: by suicide in matching outfits and Nike shoes, believing they
Speaker 2: descend to a spaceship following the Hillbop comment, Do you
Speaker 2: remember that they all killed themselves? Think they were going
Speaker 2: to be up on the comment?
Speaker 3: The Nike shoes in the comment sounds familiar?
Speaker 4: Oh, I remember.
Speaker 2: I do remember this one because it was pretty famous,
Speaker 2: and that year Key and Pill did a sketch on
Speaker 2: it too, where yes they were the ones. They were
Speaker 2: acting like they weren't in it, but they survived and
Speaker 2: they were like it was hilarious.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 3: I think that's why I remember it.
Speaker 2: The crime psychological manipulation and orchestrated mass suicide. Their legacy.
Speaker 2: His legacy known for eerie videos because they would he'd
Speaker 2: do like VHS tapes and the belief in aliens and ascension.
Speaker 2: Number three is David Koresh the Waco siege.
Speaker 4: The cult name was Amy. What were they if they
Speaker 4: were a part of that cult?
Speaker 3: The branch Davidian.
Speaker 2: Correct good Job. Nineteen ninety three, a fifty one day
Speaker 2: standoff between the FBI and Koresh's followers in Waco, Texas,
Speaker 2: ended in a fiery inferno, killing seventy six people. The
Speaker 2: crime illegal weapons, possession, child abuse, and obstruction of justice.
Speaker 2: The Waco siege remains controversial and field anti government sentiment.
Speaker 2: The government made some bad mistakes.
Speaker 6: Too, like.
Speaker 4: Bad Koresh, bad guy.
Speaker 2: Government made some bad moves in order because all those
Speaker 2: people don't have to die.
Speaker 5: I didn't realize it was fifty one days.
Speaker 2: We weren't a part of all fifty one days of it.
Speaker 2: And the media wasn't like it is now. There was
Speaker 2: a twenty four hour news cycle, but there wasn't social media.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so so what did we catch? Like the last week, we.
Speaker 2: Caught whenever they started to burn stuff down. Number two
Speaker 2: Charles Manson The Manson Family murders cult named the Manson Family.
Speaker 2: In nineteen sixty nine, followers of Charles Manson brutally murdered
Speaker 2: actors Sharon Tate and six others. She was eight months
Speaker 2: pregnant at the time. The crime was conspiracy to keep
Speaker 2: a murder. Charles Manson never actually killed anybody, No, he didn't,
Speaker 2: but directly ordered the killings he believed in the apocalyptic
Speaker 2: race war he called Helter Skelter. They made a movie
Speaker 2: not so much about Charles Manson, but it was about
Speaker 2: that time.
Speaker 5: And he's part time. Yeah, once upon a Time in Hollywood.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it was pretty good.
Speaker 5: It's a really good movie.
Speaker 2: He was.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, he's creepy. He's he died like in the
Speaker 4: last five or six years, right, twenty seven teen. How
Speaker 4: old was he when he died, because he seemed like
Speaker 4: he was pretty old. I think he lived a long
Speaker 4: life in prison eight eighty three. Yeah, hey Morgan, turn
Speaker 4: your mic off. I can hear you typing, because I
Speaker 4: start to feel like Charles Manson, somebody's talking to me,
Speaker 4: like typing in my head. And then kill three people.
Speaker 5: And the murderers two were like men and women, right,
Speaker 5: like just I think I saw an interview with like
Speaker 5: maybe one of the girls that was a murderer, and
Speaker 5: she was old now, like I don't know, there was
Speaker 5: like maybe in her seventies, sixty seventies, So.
Speaker 6: What did he say just go kill someone randomly? Or
Speaker 6: did he picked people out that he wanted killed.
Speaker 5: He picked he knew the house and he said, whoever's
Speaker 5: in the house, go kill them all, And they did.
Speaker 2: Creepy Jim Jones the Jonestown Massacre. Their cult name was
Speaker 2: the People's Temple. In nineteen seventy eight, Jones orchestrated a
Speaker 2: mass murder suicide of over nine hundred people. This is
Speaker 2: the kool aid, right, he made the kool aid and
Speaker 2: everybody drank it. That's where don't drink the kool aid
Speaker 2: originated from. But Jim Jones, Man, that's a lot of
Speaker 2: people dying right there at once. Nine hundred that's a
Speaker 2: big cult. Like, you gotta be really charismatic.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and find some really vulnerable people both.
Speaker 2: It has to be the Cold Front meets Warm Front Tornado, Like,
Speaker 2: you gotta be really charismatic. But the more charismatic you are,
Speaker 2: the less vulnerable they have to be. They're still a
Speaker 2: bit vulnerable.
Speaker 3: But true.
Speaker 6: Also, how do you find these people pre Internet?
Speaker 10: Like?
Speaker 6: How do you get nine hundred people pre internet to
Speaker 6: join your cult?
Speaker 5: Well let's start small, right, Well, start small, and I
Speaker 5: think they started in America and then they moved down
Speaker 5: in South America. And I think technically too, it was
Speaker 5: it wasn't kool Aid. It was like Flavor eight or something,
Speaker 5: but kool Aid got the red.
Speaker 2: It was like red Flavor A but kool Aid was
Speaker 2: the brand. We could have done generic or brand. Tim
Speaker 2: Allen says, they're going to do Toy Story five. I
Speaker 2: don't get annoyed. I don't get annoyed when they do
Speaker 2: prequels or sequels or remake because I understand like the
Speaker 2: business of it, Like they're just trying to cover their
Speaker 2: butts and make money. It's hard to make money in movies.
Speaker 2: I don't like toy toy stories. They're not really They're
Speaker 2: continuing the story.
Speaker 7: I like that.
Speaker 2: People are just mad about it. Yeah, I like that
Speaker 2: they're continuing the story. I'm not even a huge Toy
Speaker 2: story guy, but I have seen them. I watched them
Speaker 2: as a bit and I was like, Toy Story is
Speaker 2: pretty Goodyeah, think Toy Story two is the best?
Speaker 4: Is that is really good too? Yeah? I don't remember
Speaker 4: why I think two is the best? Does two?
Speaker 5: Have you have?
Speaker 4: You got a friend in me?
Speaker 6: One?
Speaker 11: You like the sad Jesse song.
Speaker 5: Jesse is Mom has got no no, that's but what's
Speaker 5: cool about that though, is like the kids don't care,
Speaker 5: and then you know, whoever watched one and two they're
Speaker 5: older now, but then the younger ones get to experience
Speaker 5: a new toy story and they don't know what the
Speaker 5: story is. That's cool.
Speaker 2: Tim Allen says, Toy story FIA will focus a lot
Speaker 2: on Jesse, the cowgirl, the toy and that buzz and
Speaker 2: what he will reunite. The sequence theaters June nineteenth, twenty
Speaker 2: twenty six, So they're not gonna have to be in
Speaker 2: it as much, but they can kind of.
Speaker 11: Move it kind of doing like focusing on the other characters,
Speaker 11: because I feel like the first trilogy was like what
Speaker 11: it was supposed to be and everything else is just
Speaker 11: kind of extra at this point.
Speaker 4: Hey, speaking of movies and speaking of like terrorist stuff
Speaker 4: for Colts, Mike on Movie Mike's Movie Podcast had on
Speaker 4: an ex FBI agent who did he direct the documentary?
Speaker 11: He is a part of it, and I had on
Speaker 11: the director as well. But the FBI agent was one
Speaker 11: of the people who went in and rescued survivors.
Speaker 4: After Oklahoma City bombing.
Speaker 3: Oh oh, is that.
Speaker 5: Is that on Netflix?
Speaker 4: Did you glitch? Did you gletch?
Speaker 15: You?
Speaker 5: Okay?
Speaker 4: What happened?
Speaker 3: I'm okay? Is that on Netflix?
Speaker 11: Yeah, it just came out.
Speaker 3: Okay, I just saw the preview.
Speaker 4: What was your takeaways about the bombing that you didn't know?
Speaker 11: Well, in connection we were talking about earlier. I didn't
Speaker 11: realize it was in response to what happened in Waco.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah. The guy was mad at the government.
Speaker 11: He was mad at the government, and this was his
Speaker 11: way of saying, We're gonna like come back at you.
Speaker 11: And that was kind of what started that whole thing.
Speaker 11: So it took place not that long after that, and
Speaker 11: I didn't know how massive the bomb was and one
Speaker 11: hundred and sixty eight people died. Because I was so
Speaker 11: young when it happened, I don't really remember those details.
Speaker 11: So watching this documentary was me learning everything for the
Speaker 11: first time. And I didn't realize just how crazy that was.
Speaker 11: And when they went in, they thought maybe there was
Speaker 11: another bomb in there.
Speaker 2: Oh really, Yeah, I didn't know that. I've heard the
Speaker 2: audio because I went and toward it. And if you
Speaker 2: go into a specific place, they play you the audio
Speaker 2: of like a town council meeting that was across the street.
Speaker 2: From the building, and so they're like, all right, we're
Speaker 2: going to vote on proposition to eighty three water.
Speaker 4: And you hear it because everything has to be recorded.
Speaker 2: If it's like city council and it was running while
Speaker 2: the bomb went off, it sounds like a monster is
Speaker 2: eating the place. Like they didn't their place didn't blow up,
Speaker 2: but it was so close to them because it was
Speaker 2: like across the street or a couple of buildings down.
Speaker 4: What else did you learn?
Speaker 11: I learned how they had no technology back then because
Speaker 11: they couldn't even search who was in the system, like
Speaker 11: who was arrested. That took them days to do because
Speaker 11: they had already arrested Timothy McVeigh. They didn't know he
Speaker 11: was in connection with the bombing, but it was for
Speaker 11: a separate incident. And they're like, let's just run a
Speaker 11: database of all these people's names, and it took them
Speaker 11: like three days just to run that quick search that
Speaker 11: we could do now in like two seconds.
Speaker 2: The Timothy mcveay things while because so the bomb blows up.
Speaker 2: He has his car parked so he can do a getaway,
Speaker 2: but the bomb again is so massive, it shakes his car.
Speaker 2: The license plate comes off of his car. So he's
Speaker 2: driving down the highway. He gets pulled over for no
Speaker 2: license plate, not because he's part of the bombing. He
Speaker 2: has a gun on him. He can't have a gun
Speaker 2: on him, so they arrest him, put him in jail
Speaker 2: for no license plate. That turns into having a firearm.
Speaker 2: He's in jail the whole time.
Speaker 11: They're looking for him, and he's like so calm and
Speaker 11: collective that they don't suspect anything.
Speaker 10: He's just so normal.
Speaker 11: They're like, no way this could be in connection in
Speaker 11: any way. He felt no remorse.
Speaker 2: Check out movie Mike's movie podcast if you want to
Speaker 2: hear the FBI agent talk about that. He was a
Speaker 2: part of the documentary. And then documentary's on Netflix. Yeah,
Speaker 2: what's it called. It's called Oklahoma City Bombing, American Terror.
Speaker 2: I think I could watch that because there hasn't been
Speaker 2: one hundred versions of that, like the O. J. Simpson stuff,
Speaker 2: I don't even care to watch anymore, how many, because
Speaker 2: I've seen it thirteen times. I've seen the documentaries. I've
Speaker 2: seen people be the actors. That's happened so much. Well,
Speaker 2: I think this I probably need and should be reminded
Speaker 2: of how that affected people that are even close to us?
Speaker 2: What year was it, like ninety five?
Speaker 11: Yeah, ninety five, so thirty years tomorrow, I believe.
Speaker 5: Wow.
Speaker 4: Uh yeah, movie Mike's movie podcast with that. Okay, Amy,
Speaker 4: I hope you have a great trip. It's South Carolina.
Speaker 5: Have fun at those bars, Amy, Yeah, yeah, the social
Speaker 5: or what it was called, Morgan.
Speaker 4: I hope you get some Easter eggs.
Speaker 7: Thank you.
Speaker 9: I'm excited I've been scouting.
Speaker 5: Is that fair?
Speaker 2: What I feel like you guys have cheated this Easter
Speaker 2: egg thing because you walked in a minute ago and
Speaker 2: you're already know where the ex on one right to that,
Speaker 2: you guys are?
Speaker 12: Is that?
Speaker 9: Man, that's how we used to play growing up.
Speaker 1: We'd scout all the time.
Speaker 9: It's part of the game.
Speaker 6: What are you gonna? How is she penalized? We're walking
Speaker 6: around the office that happened to see an egg in it?
Speaker 6: Up and know what's in it?
Speaker 5: Right? Then hide them better?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 5: You know what I'm saying. They're just hanging out right
Speaker 5: there by the tree or whatever like yeah, or.
Speaker 6: Put everybody in the conference room, then go hide them
Speaker 6: and then everybody run, you know if you hide them early.
Speaker 2: So you're saying they should have hit that they everybody
Speaker 2: wants to do it. Should have gone to a place
Speaker 2: and they run around and hide them, yes, and then
Speaker 2: everybody goes out. That's how we do in the family.
Speaker 5: Got it?
Speaker 4: Good luck?
Speaker 5: You don't want to hunt.
Speaker 4: I'm sure there's some good live streaming it.
Speaker 9: So go watch on YouTube.
Speaker 6: Wait for that fifty dollars gift card.
Speaker 2: Yeah, go to our YouTube page, go to YouTube Bobby
Speaker 2: Bone Show More than to live stream that starting at eleven.
Speaker 2: And then if you don't watch it live and you're
Speaker 2: listening to this in the podcast, you can go and
Speaker 2: watch it. Just go to our YouTube page and it'll
Speaker 2: be go to our live feed part or we'll bump
Speaker 2: it or whatever we can do.
Speaker 4: Okay, that's it. Thank you guys. Hope you have a
Speaker 4: great weekend. We will see you guys on Monday. By everybody,