Speaker 1: It's the best bits of the week with Morgan, I
Speaker 1: kill just the bits.
Speaker 2: What is up everybody, It's time to get caught up
Speaker 2: on the Bobby Bone Show from this week. We had
Speaker 2: a lot of segments happen and maybe you didn't have
Speaker 2: time to listen to every single thing, and if not,
Speaker 2: that is why you're here to catch up on the show.
Speaker 2: If you want to check it out. Part one, Part
Speaker 2: three this weekend is with Amy. We did a lot
Speaker 2: of catching up on our lives in part one and
Speaker 2: part three is always listener questions and we answer, So
Speaker 2: check those out if you have some time. If not,
Speaker 2: you just want to get caught up on the show,
Speaker 2: then let's get into it. Lunchbox wanted to share a
Speaker 2: hot take on teachers. Now, if you've listened to the
Speaker 2: show for a while, this is not a new sentiment
Speaker 2: from him, if you will, but teacher Appreciation Week is
Speaker 2: coming up, and he had some thoughts.
Speaker 3: Number seven.
Speaker 4: It is teacher appreciation Week, and I like to shout
Speaker 4: out all the teachers because I appreciate you. Lunchbox does
Speaker 4: not want to shout out the teachers because he does
Speaker 4: not appreciate them.
Speaker 5: No, I'm frustrated I'm frustrated with Teacher Appreciation Week. I
Speaker 5: understand teachers have a good, hard job, they do things,
Speaker 5: they work, so yes, why not give them teacher Appreciation Day?
Speaker 5: Because guess what, I'm a dad, Amy's a mom.
Speaker 3: And guess what it is?
Speaker 6: Do you get Father's Day?
Speaker 3: Dad?
Speaker 6: The Mother's Day? You get one day?
Speaker 5: Why do we get a whole week for the teachers?
Speaker 5: Guess who does more work than the teachers? The parents,
Speaker 5: mom and dad, and we get one.
Speaker 4: So shouldn't even be angry at I don't know the
Speaker 4: calendar inventors for not giving mom and dad more days
Speaker 4: and not the teachers because they got so many, So
Speaker 4: be angry. Make Fathers Week and not Let's limit teachers
Speaker 4: weeks Todays.
Speaker 6: Then it's a different theme every day.
Speaker 5: Oh flower day, Oh it's a sweets day. Give them
Speaker 5: their favorite sweets and I mean it's like, come on,
Speaker 5: give give card day. These are their favorite places to go.
Speaker 5: Teacher Appreciation Week is bananas. You pick one day.
Speaker 7: Now.
Speaker 4: I can understand your frustration with if there's an expectation
Speaker 4: to prove something every single time, more so than comparing
Speaker 4: it to mothers of Father's Day.
Speaker 6: I disagree. Why don't we have Fathers Week?
Speaker 3: But you okay, that's the argument. That'd be cool, that's
Speaker 3: the argument.
Speaker 5: Yes, Or now we can reinvent this. We can say, hey, sorry, guys,
Speaker 5: we we miscalculate. It should be teacher Appreciation Day.
Speaker 4: So your kids are having to take a bunch of
Speaker 4: stuff to school every day, every single day.
Speaker 3: That's a pretty good strategy if you're a teacher, to
Speaker 3: get like a bunch of gift cards.
Speaker 8: Well, I don't think teachers are the ones that came
Speaker 8: up with teacher parents.
Speaker 2: Probably, no way.
Speaker 5: No parent in their right mindset. We should give them
Speaker 5: a whole week of appreciation.
Speaker 8: Principles.
Speaker 7: It sounds like principles superintendents, those kind of people.
Speaker 6: Who used to be what teachers.
Speaker 3: I have no problem with it. I'm kids in school,
Speaker 3: So shout out to teachers. I appreciate you. I think
Speaker 3: we should teacher appreciation months.
Speaker 6: Stop. Stop.
Speaker 4: I did make a list of underappreciated jobs, according to me,
Speaker 4: the most underappreciate jobs that I'd like to say thank
Speaker 4: you to a number one teachers.
Speaker 6: Stop.
Speaker 7: But they gotta deal with our kids, man, That's.
Speaker 6: What we have to deal with our kids every day too.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but you had them. You chose to be a.
Speaker 8: Teacher, you chose to be a parent exactly.
Speaker 7: So why do they get all this credit that they
Speaker 7: chose to do this and they also get paid to.
Speaker 4: Do and the months off you just said. I know,
Speaker 4: I'm just gonna challenge you on that because that just
Speaker 4: isn't true.
Speaker 6: Sorry.
Speaker 4: Next up and number one teachers, thank you. And number
Speaker 4: two nurses, Yes, Harry, and I did not even ranking systems.
Speaker 4: I just wrote these down, but have nurses. Big shout
Speaker 4: out all the nurses out there doing your thing, because
Speaker 4: I need some of that betside manner and you give
Speaker 4: it because I'm a little scaredy cat and it hurts.
Speaker 4: So thank you you guys a massive service. Truck drivers,
Speaker 4: Big shout truck drivers. How to get a cd O myself?
Speaker 4: UH have driven the old big rig. You make the
Speaker 4: America go by man, and people don't understand the fact
Speaker 4: that you're out there on the road and they're driving
Speaker 4: crazy around you and you're having to pay attention to
Speaker 4: everything all the time. Big shout truck drivers. Next up,
Speaker 4: farm workers think you get overlooked. You're keeping the country running.
Speaker 4: We're eating because of you, and you get overlooked. A lot,
Speaker 4: because you're in those flyover states, people don't really stop at.
Speaker 4: Next up, electric line workers. You know why that comes
Speaker 4: to mind because we had a massive storm and everybody
Speaker 4: was without power and they were out there just free.
Speaker 7: That's five.
Speaker 3: I got two more.
Speaker 4: Next up, social workers. Yes, I don't know how you
Speaker 4: do it. I do not know how you do it.
Speaker 4: You live with a broken heart, but more than a
Speaker 4: broken heart of caring heart. So big shout out to
Speaker 4: social workers. And then next up police officers, military firefighters,
Speaker 4: like when we're in trouble, you come in and help us,
Speaker 4: save us so respons Yeah, not a ranking list, but
Speaker 4: that's those the ones that I have down there.
Speaker 7: Sanitation, they're imported for sure.
Speaker 4: But when I just made a list of seven, there's
Speaker 4: a lot. All ye look, food delivery people, we could
Speaker 4: do that right. My My list is of underappreciate anybody
Speaker 4: you want to underappreciate, shout out.
Speaker 8: And you're just a really good job.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 8: Custodio.
Speaker 3: Yeah stuff Eddie.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 7: The guys that empty out porto potties, like, what good job, guys,
Speaker 7: good job. Somebody has to do it, and you do.
Speaker 4: I went in one the other day my wife and
Speaker 4: on a walk and they have one near school, and
Speaker 4: I went in and I made the mistake of looking down.
Speaker 3: Never be the same. I'll never be the same.
Speaker 7: And then somebody has to clean that. Yeah, so thank you.
Speaker 3: Well they dump it, I think, No.
Speaker 6: No, they can put a hose in the back of
Speaker 6: it and suck it out.
Speaker 7: You want to do that every now.
Speaker 3: Oh, they don't dump it.
Speaker 6: No, they don't dump it.
Speaker 5: There's a hose that sucks it into a big old container.
Speaker 5: So they don't really have to get dirt of the.
Speaker 4: Money.
Speaker 3: A lot of money.
Speaker 8: Doesn't want anything.
Speaker 4: But I mean, like there know a lot of money
Speaker 4: and digging ditches. I don't know building houses. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: I don't.
Speaker 3: Know anybody you want to appreciate, Yeah, go ahead, Radio people, yes.
Speaker 6: And referees, Oh, referees, that's a good one. Referees they
Speaker 6: don't get paid enough.
Speaker 3: They get verbally abused. Youth youth sports referees.
Speaker 6: Yes, you both. Referees. Well, even professional money. They get
Speaker 6: paid a lot of money.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but they still get yelled at all the I
Speaker 3: don't care. That's there.
Speaker 4: They chose, that's their thing, okay, and sometimes they suck. Okay,
Speaker 4: get better at your jobs. Sometimes yeah, youth officials. Yeah,
Speaker 4: good for you.
Speaker 3: Anybody else want to chat on anybody? Yeah?
Speaker 2: I feel like animal wealthfare is a good one, like
Speaker 2: animal welter workers, rescue people, animal control. Yes, it's all
Speaker 2: under animal welfare.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there you go, There you go.
Speaker 4: But you said wealthfare. We were just anybody else want
Speaker 4: to add to the list?
Speaker 3: Ray everything you want?
Speaker 4: Ad Yeah, call center people like Adam Okay doesn't work
Speaker 4: in a call center. She answers on phones, but she
Speaker 4: does so much more. Ray used to work in a
Speaker 4: call center.
Speaker 7: You got far?
Speaker 8: I mean also, yeah, customer service, they probably have to deal.
Speaker 4: With some of their Now we're just thinking everybody, Okay,
Speaker 4: there's some real money in that.
Speaker 8: I don't know that there is.
Speaker 3: If you're build like customer service.
Speaker 8: Snentation like porter potties is not the most you know,
Speaker 8: it's not like the sexiest job ever, but there can
Speaker 8: be good money.
Speaker 3: Absolutely if you have a big enough business.
Speaker 8: Surprise, Lunchbox, has it brought this idea to us to
Speaker 8: want to invest in some border potties?
Speaker 3: Can you just lay.
Speaker 8: Them in with them?
Speaker 3: Come out? All right? Thank you, Thank you to everybody
Speaker 3: out there. If you know what, screw it. If you
Speaker 3: do a job. We appreciate you. It doesn't matter the job,
Speaker 3: it's the.
Speaker 1: Best bits of the week with Morgan.
Speaker 2: Number two, what is the best gift you've ever received?
Speaker 2: And if it's hard to come up with right on
Speaker 2: the spot, you're not alone. We were talking about two
Speaker 2: celebrities in the news right now for a gift that
Speaker 2: one of them gave the other. It was a super
Speaker 2: huge thing and it got us all thinking of the
Speaker 2: best gifts we've ever received. But it didn't go exactly
Speaker 2: as planned.
Speaker 4: Number six NFL gave his ex wife Jennifer Lopez as
Speaker 4: a gift his full half of their sixty million dollar mansion.
Speaker 3: Basically gifted her thirty million dollars.
Speaker 7: So it's all hers now.
Speaker 5: Mm hmm.
Speaker 4: I can read just some of this from page six.
Speaker 4: I'm gon ask what the best gift you.
Speaker 3: Ever got was?
Speaker 4: Oh, think about that, because that's got to be the
Speaker 4: best gifts you ever got.
Speaker 3: A thirty million dollar gift.
Speaker 4: So Ben Affleck has reportedly given Jennifer Lopez his full
Speaker 4: share of their sixty million dollar mansion, with documents describing
Speaker 4: the move as a transfer of property among spouses. Sources
Speaker 4: claimed the TMZ to the actor's handed over his stake
Speaker 4: without any cost, despite the property being worth tens of
Speaker 4: millions originally purchased in cash during their marriage. The estate
Speaker 4: features twelve bedrooms twenty four bathrooms. It had been listed
Speaker 4: for sale, but struggled to find a buyer even after
Speaker 4: the price drop. He gifted her thirty million dollars in home.
Speaker 3: That's the greatest gift.
Speaker 7: App so cool.
Speaker 3: That's the greatest gift.
Speaker 8: That's crazy.
Speaker 3: Who has a gift they'd like to share the greatest
Speaker 3: gift they ever got. If you do, let me know.
Speaker 3: They can go first.
Speaker 8: I mean I can go. I'm really struggling, but I
Speaker 8: I think I'll just go back to when I was
Speaker 8: sixteen and my parents gifted me my first car, which
Speaker 8: was a nineteen eighty five Ford Bronco, like full size.
Speaker 2: Like.
Speaker 8: I was so shocked that I got it with like
Speaker 8: big tires. I couldn't believe it. And we ate dinner
Speaker 8: at Chewi's and then we walked outside and there it
Speaker 8: was with a big.
Speaker 3: Bow on it.
Speaker 7: That's cool.
Speaker 3: It's a great show.
Speaker 8: So that's probably my best gift ever.
Speaker 4: I think that's a great gift. That's a cool story.
Speaker 4: I'd like to say we have to eliminate our parents
Speaker 4: from this.
Speaker 8: Oh dang, yeah, I know, but that's I love it.
Speaker 3: I wanted you to have that story.
Speaker 4: But it's like a gift that someone gets you that
Speaker 4: doesn't have to like take care.
Speaker 3: Of your life.
Speaker 8: Well they didn't have to get that for me.
Speaker 3: I know, I know, I'm not saying that's any less,
Speaker 3: but because mine was my first car.
Speaker 7: Too, yeah yeah, shoot, yeah, well that was pretty cool.
Speaker 3: Sorry guys, you see you got another one? Oh I do. Yeah,
Speaker 3: that still is a plus. And we love the story.
Speaker 4: But I should have said at the beginning because it's like,
Speaker 4: you know, save something in your house.
Speaker 3: You can't pick your family. Oh yeah, so so yeah.
Speaker 8: Well I love him. My mom died that I got
Speaker 8: to keep her pinky ring. Does that count? That's a gift?
Speaker 3: Gift, that's a will know that.
Speaker 8: That was my sister and I my sister basically gifted
Speaker 8: it like it was sort of like you take this,
Speaker 8: I'll take that, and I was like, I get the
Speaker 8: ping ear ring.
Speaker 3: Think about it more. Okay, Uh, greatest gift you ever got?
Speaker 3: So okay, real hard, I'll go.
Speaker 7: I go.
Speaker 4: A couple birthdays ago, I'm a massive fan of Andy Kaufman,
Speaker 4: who was a comedian performance artist. He's a subject in
Speaker 4: my favorite movie ever, Man on the Moon with Jim Carrey.
Speaker 4: My wife called a casino that had in their museum
Speaker 4: a handwritten letter Andy Coffman wrote to himself to motivate himself,
Speaker 4: to keep him going. He wrote it on a good day,
Speaker 4: so when he had bad days he could read this.
Speaker 4: And they sold to her and she knew how much
Speaker 4: it meant to me, So I have it framed to
Speaker 4: my house like to me, and it was, I mean,
Speaker 4: it was expensive, but it wasn't like crazy expensive to me.
Speaker 4: It was the fact that she had put all that
Speaker 4: thought into it, and it's something that I it's loving,
Speaker 4: it's very tangible. That's the greatest gift ever given to me.
Speaker 4: So it's no thirty million dollar house. Well that's good.
Speaker 6: What that's a pretty good gift.
Speaker 3: Oh, my god's thoughtful. She searched it out. So does anybody.
Speaker 6: I got one?
Speaker 3: Thank you got one? Go ahead.
Speaker 5: It was Christmas and it was probably about eighteen years ago,
Speaker 5: and we always played pranks on each other, giving each
Speaker 5: other joke gifts ha ha ha. Me and my brother,
Speaker 5: my sister, well, my grandpa. Finally got in on the
Speaker 5: gift giving. He's like, oh, I got you a gift,
Speaker 5: and I was like, all right, and he goes everybody
Speaker 5: gather around, gather around. And I opened it up and
Speaker 5: it was a painting of a playboy playmate fully nude.
Speaker 5: And he bought it in a state sale and he
Speaker 5: gave it to me, and it was just like, my
Speaker 5: grandpa was very.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, what you don't even know where this story is.
Speaker 8: I do know because I've seen it.
Speaker 3: I'm letting I'm letting him roll the story out himself.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and it is.
Speaker 5: It was just more of my grandpa is very button
Speaker 5: up and wasn't very like, oh, let's have funny jokes.
Speaker 5: And so the fact that he went and bought something
Speaker 5: and thought about it way of ahead of time.
Speaker 3: I was like, yes, as a joke. But it's a
Speaker 3: part of the family, right, it's a part of the family.
Speaker 5: It was really like a moment of like, oh my gosh,
Speaker 5: Grandpa really has the sense of humor.
Speaker 6: So it was a great gift. Still have it in
Speaker 6: my house?
Speaker 3: Didn't I get it as a gift.
Speaker 6: One Christmas?
Speaker 3: Gave it back.
Speaker 7: You don't have it anymore.
Speaker 8: No, it's creepy.
Speaker 3: It's creepy. Yeah, dude, it's weird. There's like a hearing
Speaker 3: things and it's weird.
Speaker 6: It was awesome.
Speaker 5: And so anytime someone I have a guest at my house,
Speaker 5: I leave it on the guest bed so when they
Speaker 5: come in, that's there a little welcome.
Speaker 4: Oddly, I understand why that's significant because your grandpa got
Speaker 4: into the family and did whatever the family did and
Speaker 4: like was one with you guys. Yes, it's it's the
Speaker 4: gifts weird for Christmas one year and I don't want this?
Speaker 7: Why didn't give it to you?
Speaker 4: It just got passed around their family? Anybody else that
Speaker 4: amy have another gift from the Lord?
Speaker 8: My children. I didn't think I was going to be
Speaker 8: all half children. And then and then we get these
Speaker 8: two kids, lady, and they came in time like they
Speaker 8: it took five years.
Speaker 4: The Lord gave her the great Hey, I'd like to
Speaker 4: give shout out to the Lord for give me the
Speaker 4: gift of life.
Speaker 7: That's the ultimate, you know.
Speaker 3: To the Lord.
Speaker 8: Why is this? I mean I looked at Peloton you
Speaker 8: got me a few years ago, several it's still I
Speaker 8: still use it, and.
Speaker 3: It's Peloton Peloton tread. Oh, I wish I still had
Speaker 3: mine that I got.
Speaker 8: It's a treadmill.
Speaker 3: It's awesome.
Speaker 4: That's Legit is a great gift, I'm gonna tell you
Speaker 4: because I had one too, and I gave it away
Speaker 4: and I wish I would have kept it. Yeah, I
Speaker 4: got a good gift. It's a little drunk. Created a
Speaker 4: little controversy between you and your husband at the time.
Speaker 8: Was he was going to get me the Peloton trade.
Speaker 3: I didn't know.
Speaker 4: I was just like, oh my gosh that it caused no,
Speaker 4: not at all.
Speaker 8: He just was sort of like, oh, dang, that's okay. Uh,
Speaker 8: I guess I'll cross that off my list. So it
Speaker 8: was a little bit of a you get it, though
Speaker 8: I do get it. I mean, it was like I
Speaker 8: probably should have run it by him. I was like,
Speaker 8: I'm gonna buy any this. Really I didn't know, but
Speaker 8: that's on me, right, But you wouldn't. I had mentioned
Speaker 8: on airon I think you like took note like, oh,
Speaker 8: I'll just do that and whatever.
Speaker 4: We can accept that as your answer because you're really struggling,
Speaker 4: which is a peloton parents.
Speaker 3: The lord and now we're thet If something else comes up,
Speaker 3: you let us know. Otherwise, we'll accept that, Okay, I doo.
Speaker 8: I do get gifts for my excess and the network.
Speaker 8: I mean some of it's jewelry that I still have
Speaker 8: and I still wear.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's cursed, so Eddie.
Speaker 7: I mean, I'm struggling over here. The only thing is,
Speaker 7: like you've given me great gifts along the years, Like
Speaker 7: you gave me an awesome driver a long time ago,
Speaker 7: like I still use that driver today. You got me
Speaker 7: a brisket for this birthday from Franklin Barbecue that was legit.
Speaker 4: Maybe this is a dumb idea for a segment because
Speaker 4: I just thought we could talk about Ben Affley great gift.
Speaker 3: I thought you, I don't have.
Speaker 7: A painting that my grandfather gave me or anything.
Speaker 4: You don't want that one, dude, I swear to God
Speaker 4: you if you ever see it, you will feel like
Speaker 4: you're going to jail like Chris Hansen's gonna kick the
Speaker 4: door in.
Speaker 8: Picture like seventies naked.
Speaker 3: Yes, I said, it's it's weird, Morgan. Anybody get a
Speaker 3: great gift for you.
Speaker 2: The only thing that comes to mind for me is
Speaker 2: maybe my ring.
Speaker 6: That's a gift.
Speaker 3: I would say, a gift.
Speaker 4: For contract kind of okay, Hey, bad, I didn't realize
Speaker 4: you guys were some no gifts getting full It was
Speaker 4: cool though.
Speaker 8: You know. It was cool when my so my ex
Speaker 8: boyfriend last year, for my birthday, he gave me two envelopes. It'
Speaker 8: said number one and number two and I got to
Speaker 8: open them up and they were I got to pick.
Speaker 8: It was for my birthday. Where where I wanted to
Speaker 8: go for my birthday? We do a trip. It was
Speaker 8: Charleston or somewhere else, and depending on which one I chose,
Speaker 8: then he would book the tickets and the Yeah, it
Speaker 8: was really thoughtful because because he thought of the two
Speaker 8: places that I would want to see, and then we
Speaker 8: got to make a whole yeah weekend of it. And
Speaker 8: of course I picked Charleston right away because I was
Speaker 8: so excited. The other place seemed cool too, but that's also.
Speaker 3: I still go to Peltown. That was awesome.
Speaker 6: Now you're getting the point of this, I said't.
Speaker 7: Know, okay, okay, I got one because I was just
Speaker 7: thinking they're birthday gifts. But no. A friend of mine
Speaker 7: in college, their grandfather died and he was like, he
Speaker 7: had a boat that he loved, do you want it?
Speaker 7: And he gave me the boat.
Speaker 3: That's awesome. That's a cool story. Good gift, good gift.
Speaker 6: Thank you.
Speaker 7: Now. I put in a storage unit, never took it out.
Speaker 7: I could never afford it in college.
Speaker 3: It doesn't matter, It doesn't matter.
Speaker 4: Great gift, great gift, anything else, Morgan, that's not a
Speaker 4: wedding ring, engagement ring.
Speaker 2: I mean he my fiance did take me on a
Speaker 2: birthday trip, so that counts, right, is that? I don't know.
Speaker 2: I'm going off with the thirty million dollar house and nothing.
Speaker 1: Feels like it.
Speaker 3: How about we just settle on.
Speaker 4: The Lord gave us all life, and that's the gift,
Speaker 4: and some of God's gret his gifts of my answer prayers.
Speaker 2: That was really memorable, was there. I really loved monkeys
Speaker 2: when I was a little, like stuffed animal monkeys. And
Speaker 2: my grandma came to my birthday one year and she
Speaker 2: normally couldn't she couldn't travel like that, and one year
Speaker 2: she brought me a stuffed monkey that would hang around
Speaker 2: my neck. And so I'm in all my pictures with that.
Speaker 3: Great. I love that. Now, No, there's no wrong.
Speaker 8: I mean, do grandparents. So we can't do parents, because
Speaker 8: I was going to say the year my grandma got me.
Speaker 3: Back to the bronco.
Speaker 4: Okay, I regret ever removing the Bronco from this this
Speaker 4: that's on me everybody. Wow, thank you all for being
Speaker 4: a part of this segment. J Loo is very lucky
Speaker 4: the end.
Speaker 1: It's the best bits of the week with Morgan number two.
Speaker 2: You might have heard last week how Eddie was going
Speaker 2: to do a steakhout in his neighborhood neighborhood watch situation
Speaker 2: because somebody was spray painting and him and a bunch
Speaker 2: of dads came together to check out the whole neighborhood
Speaker 2: and make sure none of it happens anymore. Well, we
Speaker 2: got an update on Eddie's stakeout number five.
Speaker 4: In Eddie's neighborhoods, some we think kids have been graffitiing
Speaker 4: different buildings, different signs, and so some of the dads
Speaker 4: formed a watch group and so it was your night
Speaker 4: to stay up.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I told him, since my work schedule is kind
Speaker 7: of like crazy during the week, I would do Friday
Speaker 7: and Saturday night.
Speaker 4: I saw your instagram. Yeah, so what time did you
Speaker 4: actually go on duty?
Speaker 7: Ten pm? Ten pm sharp?
Speaker 3: And what was duty?
Speaker 7: Sitting in front of my house on the driveway with
Speaker 7: a little camping chair, flashlight, binoculars, that kind of stuff.
Speaker 8: I feel like, if he's there with this flashlight, they're
Speaker 8: gonna be like, Okay, let's avoid that area.
Speaker 3: When do I see something, old man in the front yard,
Speaker 3: don't go near.
Speaker 7: Because if I see something moving in the bushes, I'm
Speaker 7: gonna shine a light on it. What is it? Raccoon vandal?
Speaker 4: Is your neighborhood small enough though, that from your yard
Speaker 4: you could pretty much see anywhere they were tagging.
Speaker 7: No, I can see my street and then where I guess,
Speaker 7: like an entrance to another street, because my neighborhood is
Speaker 7: really only like two or three streets, so I can
Speaker 7: kind of see if a car comes up and goes
Speaker 7: to any of those streets. Kind of had a good
Speaker 7: spot to kind of see if anyone enters our neighborhood.
Speaker 3: Did you ever get in the car driver?
Speaker 7: No, No, because he told me I'd been drinking. I
Speaker 7: already have, like because before I got on duty, I
Speaker 7: had a couple of beers.
Speaker 3: Was it on duty? Was this a just a reason
Speaker 3: to drink?
Speaker 7: No, man, it was a reason really to like just
Speaker 7: kind of have some awareness in the neighborhood, some eyeballs
Speaker 7: because everyone just goes asleep thinking everyone's everyone's okay, no
Speaker 7: one's outside. But guys, there's some movement in the middle
Speaker 7: of the night. And you may not know birds, raccoons, Yeah, raccoons.
Speaker 7: I really I didn't see anything. Like I saw a
Speaker 7: couple of people coming late, saw some people like, like,
Speaker 7: what's that dude? Where is he coming from? It's like
Speaker 7: almost midnight.
Speaker 3: But nobody's spray paintings and you are awake the whole night.
Speaker 7: Well not kind of so about like twelve thirty midnight,
Speaker 7: twelve thirty kind of got a little sleepy, so I
Speaker 7: decided to move it in the house. But I've moved
Speaker 7: a couch to the front window so I can still
Speaker 7: kind of see, of course, and then I passed out.
Speaker 7: I think I passed out probably about like twelve forty
Speaker 7: five one Did.
Speaker 3: You wake up? And it was daylight?
Speaker 7: My life is like, where have you been?
Speaker 3: It's like I told you I was on duty tonight
Speaker 3: and that was just night one.
Speaker 7: Or that was not one, And then I gave up
Speaker 7: one night too. I just didn't. I didn't do it.
Speaker 3: So this was shocking.
Speaker 8: Nothing.
Speaker 7: Well, guys, guys, I can't stay up late like we
Speaker 7: had church on eight AM and all this was known
Speaker 7: though before you, i know, went on duty. I think
Speaker 7: we're just gonna do cameras. I think that's the best
Speaker 7: thing to do.
Speaker 3: Maybe some wildlife cameras camera stuff like that.
Speaker 7: Yeah, stuff like that.
Speaker 8: Yeah, and that's gonna be like less. They're going to
Speaker 8: be deterred if they see a man in a chair
Speaker 8: with a flashlight a trail cam. They're not is They're
Speaker 8: more likely to continue their behavior.
Speaker 7: Well, I thought too, like, like I was thinking the
Speaker 7: whole time because I was by myself. I'm like, man,
Speaker 7: if I'm like, you know, if I run into them,
Speaker 7: what am I going to do?
Speaker 3: Really?
Speaker 7: Like, what if they come.
Speaker 3: Towards me take pictures, I'm gonna call the cops. Okay, yeah, no,
Speaker 3: not now it's over. No, I know.
Speaker 7: But I started thinking too, like it's kind of cool
Speaker 7: that I would deter them, you know, like to kind
Speaker 7: of avoid any kind of confrontation.
Speaker 3: Did they spray anything?
Speaker 7: Nothing?
Speaker 4: Okay, guys, is this another example of Eddie committee to
Speaker 4: something and then not doing it.
Speaker 8: I think he also said he wanted to be taken
Speaker 8: more seriously this year.
Speaker 7: No, I'm being serious.
Speaker 3: He seriously went to sleep.
Speaker 7: I did I did. I started my night watch. I
Speaker 7: did start it. I just didn't finish it. And to
Speaker 7: be fair, I fell asleep at the windows, so like
Speaker 7: I was still kind of on duty. Just fell asleep
Speaker 7: on duty.
Speaker 3: So if they would have come to your window and knock,
Speaker 3: you would have woke up.
Speaker 7: Sure, yes, and I would have seen him.
Speaker 3: Were you disappointed with yourself when you woke.
Speaker 7: Up a little bit? Yeah? Because I figured I would
Speaker 7: last till about five am, little crack of dawn, then
Speaker 7: I would go to sleep.
Speaker 3: Did you tell the dads?
Speaker 7: No, they have no idea, so as.
Speaker 3: Far as they know, nobody spray painted because you were
Speaker 3: on duty.
Speaker 7: I told him. I told him on Saturday because I
Speaker 7: saw one of them on Saturday. I'm like, hey, man,
Speaker 7: all good Friday night, all good. I might try tonight,
Speaker 7: but guys, no promises. I got church in the morning.
Speaker 7: So they're like, hey, to do your thing.
Speaker 3: It's fine, Hey, you did it all the way Friday night.
Speaker 3: We can't expect two. It's the best.
Speaker 1: Bits of the week with Morgan number.
Speaker 2: Two and speaking of Eddie, he also brought to the
Speaker 2: table something about our studios cleaner. She's been going through
Speaker 2: something and he really wanted to help her. So you're
Speaker 2: going to hear in the first segment it first get
Speaker 2: brought up to the show, and then there's an update
Speaker 2: that comes on that back end where he talked to
Speaker 2: her following the first segment. So we're throwing two in
Speaker 2: here together and it's super sweet. I hope this works
Speaker 2: out so we can help her.
Speaker 4: Number four, the cleaning lady you're talking about is the
Speaker 4: one that we talk to and see all the time. Yeah,
Speaker 4: so tell Amy what's happening.
Speaker 7: So, yeah, I've just been seeing her kind of around
Speaker 7: the office, just not acting herself. And so I asked
Speaker 7: her that and I'm like, what's wrong you okay? And
Speaker 7: she said, I've just been sick. I've been sick for
Speaker 7: about three weeks and I can't take any time off
Speaker 7: because they won't pay me if she takes time off,
Speaker 7: so she has to keep coming to work.
Speaker 4: So she doesn't work for our company, but she works
Speaker 4: for another company that like has her work in the building. Correct,
Speaker 4: So we can't like talk to her bosses. They're not
Speaker 4: our bosses.
Speaker 7: No, we don't know that.
Speaker 3: Yes, So sick like cough like flu.
Speaker 7: No, she has something wrong with her gut, her stomach,
Speaker 7: like some kind of bacterial infection.
Speaker 3: She can't take off.
Speaker 7: She cannot take any days off. And she's also worried too.
Speaker 7: She's like, if I take any days off, they might
Speaker 7: just replace me because I'm sick. So I don't know.
Speaker 7: I've been thinking, like, how how can we help her?
Speaker 7: I have no idea what to do. I've seen some
Speaker 7: of these. Tell me some goods where people start, you know,
Speaker 7: go fund gofundmes. That'd be kind of cool.
Speaker 4: It sucks that she feels like she can't take time off,
Speaker 4: but also I understand if you take time off and
Speaker 4: you're not salary you make an hourly, you're not making
Speaker 4: money because you're not working hourly.
Speaker 8: Right. That's why I was like, can we pitch in
Speaker 8: and like take our trash out and stuff? Oh?
Speaker 3: I was thinking, can we give her money? Yes?
Speaker 8: Absolutely, I want to do that.
Speaker 7: You want to take the trash out?
Speaker 3: I don't want to have to come into.
Speaker 8: Winter, I know, But like I think they she in
Speaker 8: order to get paid, she has to come here. What
Speaker 8: if she comes, but then we help her with her
Speaker 8: job and also we can help her financially. But like,
Speaker 8: if she's in a lot of pain, I don't want
Speaker 8: her coming in here and grabbing our stuff, like I
Speaker 8: we can do that. You know.
Speaker 7: How do you help though? Like my question is how
Speaker 7: do you help someone without making them feel bad because
Speaker 7: she's not asking for help.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's that's the slippery slope type thing because when
Speaker 4: when I was a kid and people had to do
Speaker 4: stuff for me, I was so embarrassed.
Speaker 3: I hated it. Now I needed it.
Speaker 4: If it's food, if it was school clothes, Christmas presents,
Speaker 4: I would show my house for Chrismas presents and be like,
Speaker 4: we got Christmas presents, And I'm like embarrassed she had to
Speaker 4: come to my house and can be presents, can be poor?
Speaker 4: I hate, but it was not. It's nice because we
Speaker 4: had it. I don't know, like if but even if
Speaker 4: we like gave her money, she still couldn't not come
Speaker 4: to work, right.
Speaker 8: Yeah, That's why I'm like, if she's here, maybe she can,
Speaker 8: you know, if we help out.
Speaker 3: What what's the point that's your idea? What's playing?
Speaker 7: I think we should. I think we should raise money,
Speaker 7: Like I think we should kind of ask her, like
Speaker 7: what's going on with the medical bills? Because she also
Speaker 7: said too, like this whole thing is taken forever, Like,
Speaker 7: I don't really have the money to really take care
Speaker 7: of it though at the speed that I'd like to
Speaker 7: take care of it, and she can't take off of work,
Speaker 7: so it's all that. So I could ask her, like, well,
Speaker 7: how much money do you need?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 8: Yeah, I didn't think about the medical bill part that.
Speaker 4: Way, yes, Or if she's even going to the doctor,
Speaker 4: because if you don't have money, you don't go to.
Speaker 8: The doctor, right avoiding it.
Speaker 3: So are we gonna put this in your hands to
Speaker 3: follow through? You're not known eds to follow through.
Speaker 7: You've said that before. But like, if we're gonna decide
Speaker 7: to do something, let's do it.
Speaker 3: But you're not telling us what to do.
Speaker 7: What do we do?
Speaker 3: Like you're the project manager on this.
Speaker 7: Well, I bring it to you, guys. So you, guys,
Speaker 7: you're not.
Speaker 3: Giving us enough information. You're even saying yourself you don't
Speaker 3: have enough information.
Speaker 7: Should talk to her a little bit more, ask her questions.
Speaker 4: I think you should come back to us with what
Speaker 4: you think would be the best idea based on the
Speaker 4: knowledge that you obtained.
Speaker 7: Okay, let me talk to her. Next time I see her,
Speaker 7: I'm going to talk to her, ask for more questions
Speaker 7: about medical which she's doing to kind of get better.
Speaker 4: And then that's gonna feel weird if you're just like, hey,
Speaker 4: tell me more about you.
Speaker 3: It's like, hey, we want to help you, Like how
Speaker 3: can we help you? Just get right to it, okay,
Speaker 3: Like we see you every day.
Speaker 4: We talked to her every day, so it's like, hey,
Speaker 4: we're just in studio talking about you. I know you
Speaker 4: said you were sick, Like what can we do to
Speaker 4: help You'll be what would be the best thing that
Speaker 4: we could do to actually help you your life a
Speaker 4: little easier right now?
Speaker 8: Yeah, like it's happening, so say something.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's no need, she might say, no, dance around it.
Speaker 4: Be like sode, when you eat Friedo's, does it hurt?
Speaker 8: Yeah, that's true. I was about to say, Eddie could
Speaker 8: also in this mix, Like you could, like you're such
Speaker 8: an awesome cookie. You make her meal, but who knows
Speaker 8: like food she may not really.
Speaker 3: Eat, so you can make it spicier and spicy.
Speaker 7: And that's kind of what started it, because like we
Speaker 7: had some food and I'm like, I offered her food
Speaker 7: and she says, I can't. My stomach's so bad. I
Speaker 7: can't do it.
Speaker 4: Oh, okay, I would go to her specifically, I say, hey,
Speaker 4: we were just talking about what you're going there?
Speaker 3: What can we what? What would what could we do
Speaker 3: that would help you the most? And then go from there, okay,
Speaker 3: and then come back to us.
Speaker 7: Should I help her with a trash while.
Speaker 3: That's Amy's job?
Speaker 8: Hey, I don't know.
Speaker 4: Amy has declared Amy good doing? Okay, you see Amy
Speaker 4: all around the building and A would be super nice
Speaker 4: of you. Okay, come back okay, Well and let us know.
Speaker 4: We did a segment where Eddie was talking about the
Speaker 4: lady that cleans the building. She doesn't work for a company,
Speaker 4: but she works at the building, and Eddie said, hey,
Speaker 4: she needs some help, like what can we do? So
Speaker 4: a lot of people have that question. Since here's a voicemail.
Speaker 7: That poor cleaner, we all know she's not going to
Speaker 7: get any money a go fund me or any help
Speaker 7: now that Eddie is the project manager.
Speaker 3: Good god, how's Eddie's year of being taken?
Speaker 6: Seriously?
Speaker 3: Going hashtag salsa fail?
Speaker 6: This is James from England. Keep up the good work.
Speaker 3: I hete care.
Speaker 4: So people are calling you and going where's the update?
Speaker 4: We don't believe there's gonna be a good update because
Speaker 4: Eddie's in charge. Lunchbox feels the same way.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I saw the video online. I was like, Wow,
Speaker 5: that's really nice to Eddie, you know what I mean.
Speaker 5: I've seen her at work and I have looked everywhere,
Speaker 5: and I've not seen a gofund me. I've not seen
Speaker 5: any any food or anything helping her out. And I'm
Speaker 5: just wondering, Eddie, what have you done? Have you even
Speaker 5: gone back door to talk?
Speaker 7: Yeah, you guys told me to get some more information.
Speaker 7: So I hadn't seen her in a few days. But
Speaker 7: I did talk to her yesterday and I did get
Speaker 7: more information. And the update really is right now is
Speaker 7: she's going to the doctor on Friday, and after that appointment,
Speaker 7: she'll kind of have a better idea of what she
Speaker 7: needs to do about her illness. So if she needs
Speaker 7: to have surgery or go to a specialist, she'll know
Speaker 7: by Friday what that is. And I said, keep me
Speaker 7: updated because we want to help. But I didn't really
Speaker 7: want to come to you guys and be like, all right,
Speaker 7: so let's do a gofund me when I really kind
Speaker 7: of wanted an idea of like how much help do
Speaker 7: you need from us?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 7: So sense, that's where we're at.
Speaker 6: No, she's here every day. I see her every now.
Speaker 7: No, I really had not seen her.
Speaker 8: I don't see her every day. In fact, I was
Speaker 8: just right before this segment would last Bathroom Break. I
Speaker 8: was like, huh, well, hope she's okay. I have not
Speaker 8: seen her.
Speaker 3: I just think it's your history catching up.
Speaker 7: I know you and I get it, and this is
Speaker 7: my year of serious but and this is even more
Speaker 7: serious because it's someone's life that we want to help
Speaker 7: like that. Come on, guys, that's that's that's no.
Speaker 3: No, it's salsa. It's kidney. It's there's like a lot.
Speaker 7: Of kidney's a big one. But yeah, yeah, it's fascinating.
Speaker 3: So the update.
Speaker 7: Meat, guys, I'm being serious.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 7: So that's the update. I will keep you up once
Speaker 7: I get more information again, I will know what a
Speaker 7: goal there is that we can that we need to hit,
Speaker 7: and then we'll do a go fund me and we'll
Speaker 7: go from there.
Speaker 1: Okay, it's the best bits of the week with Morgan.
Speaker 1: Number two.
Speaker 2: So apparently the show thought that I was scamming them.
Speaker 2: I had sent them a text message for something and
Speaker 2: none of them responded, And then I found out why.
Speaker 2: Apparently I am now a scammer.
Speaker 4: Number three Morgan is sending digital limitations for her wedding
Speaker 4: and people are saying it's tacky.
Speaker 3: Did she sending digital limitations?
Speaker 8: Oh? I didn't think. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I just I've been talking about it to friends and
Speaker 2: family and they're like, okay, so when will we get
Speaker 2: the invites or saved the dates? And I was just like, oh,
Speaker 2: they'll be coming on your phone to a text and
Speaker 2: every single time it's like oh okay, so not overmail.
Speaker 2: It's like they don't outright say it, but there's judgment.
Speaker 3: You know what I mean. Do you feel yeah, are
Speaker 3: you ashamed of you're doing it?
Speaker 2: I wasn't until I started getting enough of those reactions
Speaker 2: and I was like, maybe I am doing something that's
Speaker 2: like kind of tacky, not not a good idea.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna tell you something about a wedding they get
Speaker 4: you on those invitations. Matter of fact, I just tell
Speaker 4: people that are invited, if they're up to me, I
Speaker 4: just call.
Speaker 3: Them and be like, you're provided.
Speaker 7: Don't forget.
Speaker 4: It's such a waste of money to spend a bunch
Speaker 4: of money on paper invitations. If you know part of
Speaker 4: your brand is we like to flex how much money
Speaker 4: we have. We want to send invitations where a bird
Speaker 4: flies out of them, like more power to you. But
Speaker 4: when when we look back at the things we spent
Speaker 4: the most money on that we like, why would we
Speaker 4: ever do that?
Speaker 3: It's invitations.
Speaker 4: It's the one hundreds or even thousand dollars on just
Speaker 4: sending like really fancy paper invitations. So don't feel bad
Speaker 4: about it. It is not tacky to the people you
Speaker 4: probably care about the most. Yeah, probably people to hold
Speaker 4: their noses up in the air. They probably think it's
Speaker 4: a little donkey who gives a crap.
Speaker 8: By then, I didn't think anything of it.
Speaker 3: I don't think I got one.
Speaker 8: You didn't.
Speaker 7: Oh my gosh, that's what that was.
Speaker 3: I thought it was.
Speaker 7: I thought it was.
Speaker 4: We got a whole segment coming up about scams in
Speaker 4: a second, and I thought.
Speaker 7: That any Morgan, I forgot your fiance's name. So I
Speaker 7: was just like, I don't know, these people knew my name.
Speaker 7: I know, but I didn't put two and two together
Speaker 7: because it wasn't from you.
Speaker 8: It was from yeah, But it says Morgan and Morgan
Speaker 8: and Branden invited you to a happy everly after party,
Speaker 8: and we know she's a loping ish and that she's
Speaker 8: going to have after party in the fin I.
Speaker 3: Don't have one.
Speaker 2: It No, you didn't get into text?
Speaker 8: Yeah no, Look, and it's it's like a digital invite.
Speaker 3: It's like telling you, this is Morgan number two. What
Speaker 3: do I have here from her?
Speaker 2: It wouldn't have come from my number.
Speaker 3: Oh then I for sure thought I was getting That's
Speaker 3: why I it's a random bird.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I know, man, I almost deleted that one immediately.
Speaker 3: Dude, I'm not kidding.
Speaker 4: I see it and it's from an eight seven seven number,
Speaker 4: so it's like an eight hundred number that's coming from
Speaker 4: that Morgan and Braidence. Dude, I didn't look at this
Speaker 4: because it was from a number I didn't know with
Speaker 4: a link. I thought they were gonna like take my
Speaker 4: big points.
Speaker 2: So maybe this is why this is a bad idea.
Speaker 2: Maybe people didn't even realize that it was not a scale.
Speaker 7: You should send a text to people. You'll be like, hey,
Speaker 7: heads up, this is going to be the invitation because
Speaker 7: I had no idea.
Speaker 8: Okay, but open, I mean, could you do that? Like,
Speaker 8: I don't know how many invites went out, but it's
Speaker 8: probably Yeah, I was just.
Speaker 2: Tending to Probably I didn't realize that this was going
Speaker 2: to be a thing because I just check all my
Speaker 2: texts even if it's a scam, but I'll delete it.
Speaker 3: I might have reported.
Speaker 7: It last night, that's funny.
Speaker 4: I don't remember, but I'm telling you I never saw that.
Speaker 4: I probably saw it, but it came from a number
Speaker 4: I didn't know, and there was a link in it.
Speaker 4: I never looked at it.
Speaker 2: That's funny. I didn't even think about that side of this, because, yeah,
Speaker 2: it's not coming from us, it's coming from their website.
Speaker 4: If you did not expect this message from an unown center,
Speaker 4: it maybe spam report, spam done, spam? This was you
Speaker 4: said this yesterday?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, no way. I for sure thought that was spam.
Speaker 8: Oh I thought right when it came in and I
Speaker 8: saw the names, I was like, oh, duh, they're getting married.
Speaker 8: This is the invite to their parties.
Speaker 7: Literally, I don't know, Morgan, it is.
Speaker 4: It is tacky to scam people for your wedding. It's
Speaker 4: very tacky to scam us. I would think most people
Speaker 4: don't know what that is. I know, if they're vigil
Speaker 4: like I am about not clicking stuff. I didn't even
Speaker 4: look at it.
Speaker 2: And so maybe that's where this becomes the thing. It's
Speaker 2: digital invites, because this is the only way to do it.
Speaker 2: You text or email, and either way you could think
Speaker 2: those are spam.
Speaker 4: Now, yeah, I would text people up front and be like, hey,
Speaker 4: you're going to get a text.
Speaker 3: It's going to be this, don't it's not a scam.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Also I'll say it's Eddie. Eddi's upset that you're
Speaker 4: going on a batchel at party.
Speaker 7: Well, no, see you guys, I'm an idiot. I'm an idiot.
Speaker 7: I thought that that was somebody else's bachelorette party. I
Speaker 7: didn't even think it was hers.
Speaker 3: Oh that's why I thought you were weird.
Speaker 4: Eddie was like, I can't believe Morgan gets some misworked
Speaker 4: going somebody's bachelorette party.
Speaker 3: And I was like, no, it's her bachelorette party.
Speaker 7: I am so like out of the mind frame that
Speaker 7: she's getting married that, like, I didn't even think. I
Speaker 7: was like, she's getting Friday off for a bachelorette party.
Speaker 7: That's the dumbest excuse I've ever heard.
Speaker 3: He said, Well, then I'm gonna start going to all
Speaker 3: my boys parties.
Speaker 8: Took up hold on. I feel like Bobby would work.
Speaker 8: Even if it was your best friend getting married, you
Speaker 8: would there was a bachelor or bachelorette party.
Speaker 4: Is you would not know she was going to her
Speaker 4: friend's bachelorette party. It would just be like Morgan had
Speaker 4: stuff to do.
Speaker 7: I'd make sure you write, and then we wouldn't get upset,
Speaker 7: be like, oh, it's probably work stuff. Yeah, but a
Speaker 7: bachelorette party like.
Speaker 3: Mortgage fridays, Like I can't like more go to bachelrette party.
Speaker 2: First you think I'm a scam, and now you're mad
Speaker 2: that I'm going on my own bachelotte party.
Speaker 7: Noah, that's all me. I bet that that is her.
Speaker 3: Everything going to go though.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I finally figured out the place that we're going to
Speaker 2: go for the bachelorette, which was kind of a big deal.
Speaker 2: I originally really wanted to go to Lake Tahoe, but that,
Speaker 2: oh my gosh, I've never knew that was so expensive.
Speaker 3: It's also very far from here I've been. It's awesome,
Speaker 3: it's far. Do you want to go far?
Speaker 2: I didn't. I just wanted to go somewhere I've never been, Like,
Speaker 2: I didn't want to do the traditional bachelorette where you
Speaker 2: go to Vegas or you go to Scottsdale, or like
Speaker 2: you're partying in the Nashville. Everybody comes to Well, so
Speaker 2: we're going to Meculo.
Speaker 7: No, no, no, was it? What's the place down the road? Tunica? Yeah,
Speaker 7: you should go to Tunica.
Speaker 3: Man, Tunica has all the casinos like Mississippi.
Speaker 8: Yeah, where are you going?
Speaker 2: So I wanted a lake weekend and vibes like that.
Speaker 2: So I actually looked in Arkansas at one point, because
Speaker 2: there's a really cool lake in Arkansas.
Speaker 3: I know people what lake like Washtaw.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that was one that I looked at, but I
Speaker 2: couldn't find any airbnb's too.
Speaker 4: It was washed Tunica, it was Oachietah or Tunica. You
Speaker 4: can't get a watched out as in all the houses
Speaker 4: on it because it's a core of engineer lake, but
Speaker 4: you get one close.
Speaker 3: But okay, you didn't choose that. Yeah, I'm insulted.
Speaker 2: Go ahead, Harry, But I did look. I was looking
Speaker 2: in all the places. Ultimately we decided on a place
Speaker 2: called Lake Geneva in Wisconsin.
Speaker 3: Oh cool.
Speaker 2: It's about like an hour and a half outside of Chicago.
Speaker 4: Do you know that's where they had the Geneva Convention.
Speaker 4: Is that right, No, that's a different country.
Speaker 2: It's in Geneva country, like an actual country.
Speaker 4: At Geneva Convention. It's in like Europe, I believe. No,
Speaker 4: I don't know, no, no, uh, what's what's so? What's
Speaker 4: Lake Geneva.
Speaker 2: It's just supposed to have, Like it's a really pretty
Speaker 2: lake and there's a cool twelve mile walking path that's
Speaker 2: kind of in and around it, and then they have
Speaker 2: a really cool downtown sod the vibes that I want
Speaker 2: to do don local and on the water bars. So
Speaker 2: I wanted like a lake weekend that's a fun vibe.
Speaker 8: My friend Kat we did her bachelorette party in Asheville
Speaker 8: and it was like there was the vibe of hiking
Speaker 8: and you're in the woods, but then there's good restaurants
Speaker 8: and bars downtown and we did it was a mixture
Speaker 8: of both.
Speaker 2: And yep, and that's what I wanted, which is hard
Speaker 2: to find, but Arkansas has it.
Speaker 3: I'm still partial to like Washtawk or Geneva, Switzerland.
Speaker 2: I would go to Geneva, Switzerland. That'd be cool.
Speaker 3: That'd be cool. Huh, that'd be really cool.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Okay, good luck, and I will now go to
Speaker 4: the text that I thought was trying to scam me
Speaker 4: out of my money, and I will click RSVP.
Speaker 3: It's the best.
Speaker 1: Bits of the week with Morgan number two.
Speaker 2: Since Baby Billy, Bobby has been having some different perspectives
Speaker 2: on his upbringing and his childhood, and now this all
Speaker 2: stemmed from him talking about the fact if he could
Speaker 2: travel back in time, he would love to see himself
Speaker 2: as a baby.
Speaker 3: Number two.
Speaker 4: A lot of people were shocked yesterday. I did a
Speaker 4: Q and A on my Instagram. It's a mister Bobby Bones,
Speaker 4: and I posted a picture of our baby's face.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 4: So a lot of people were shocked by that because
Speaker 4: we hadn't yet. So, I mean you could see it
Speaker 4: if you want, just Bobby Bones and you go to
Speaker 4: the story, it's almost like, wellen, you're gonna shot face.
Speaker 8: So I did, You're like next light?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I was like next light. So it's up.
Speaker 4: I don't know how long it's gonna be out, but
Speaker 4: you can see it. Mister Bobby Bones. We did have
Speaker 4: to go to the pediatrician yesterday.
Speaker 3: I mean have to.
Speaker 8: I mean you have to, I mean a scheduled appointment
Speaker 8: or ye.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's what I mean. It's scheduled. Just
Speaker 4: there's a lot of scheduling for people that are just born.
Speaker 3: Who knew. I don't go that much, but I wasn't
Speaker 3: just born, and I.
Speaker 8: Doubt you did maybe when you were first born. You
Speaker 8: think you think you can do a lot of appointments.
Speaker 4: I really wish you know that I could have left
Speaker 4: a little like Genie came down inside of my shoulder
Speaker 4: and said, hello, Bobby been very good, and he'd been
Speaker 4: very giving, and you're very generous and loving toward all
Speaker 4: your friends, and you've made their lives really good. And
Speaker 4: you've been so good to earth, and you're pretty good looking,
Speaker 4: and you've done good job and staying healthy. And just
Speaker 4: tell me all this good stuff about me first, you know,
Speaker 4: and then it goes. You can see any part of
Speaker 4: your life. I'd want to see me as a baby
Speaker 4: for a couple of reasons. And I've said this in
Speaker 4: a couple of places, but I have a respect for
Speaker 4: two teenage parents keeping me alive, which I did not have.
Speaker 4: I think there is a little and it's it's less
Speaker 4: and less, but there's resentment in me because look wayn
Speaker 4: W hadn't had the easiest life.
Speaker 3: But who did.
Speaker 4: But my mom got pregnant at fifteen, had me right
Speaker 4: after her sixteenth birthday. My biological father was seventeen. You're
Speaker 4: talking about children, and now that we have a baby,
Speaker 4: there's a lot to it. It's just constant, and it's diapers,
Speaker 4: and it's food, and it's it's.
Speaker 8: Care, nurture, holding all of that character.
Speaker 4: And I just like a little bit. I'm just like, man,
Speaker 4: they kind of had to do a good job to
Speaker 4: keep me alive and as at times upset as I
Speaker 4: would get about, you know, the circumstances, the cards that
Speaker 4: I was dealt, like good on them for being sixteen
Speaker 4: and seventeen years old and keeping a baby alive. So
Speaker 4: I think about that now because it's constant. I think
Speaker 4: I wrote that in my Q and A like it
Speaker 4: is a baby is calm.
Speaker 3: You guys know this. But when you're sick, you just
Speaker 3: turn sixteen years old and you have a baby, what
Speaker 3: the heck are you supposed to do? And you have
Speaker 3: no money?
Speaker 4: Like they're poors, crap, poor kids anyway, and then then
Speaker 4: they're just kids having a paper of course.
Speaker 3: So I would like to see that.
Speaker 4: Because I think that would be interesting that that's something
Speaker 4: that has been kind of shined into my uh, into
Speaker 4: my thought process a lot, where it's like, how the
Speaker 4: heck how they heck to two teenage kids? Now, my
Speaker 4: grandma took over later and probably helped a lot. Whenever,
Speaker 4: you know, my it's weird to call my dad. But
Speaker 4: for the sake of this, my mom and my dad
Speaker 4: were that. But I would like to see me as
Speaker 4: a baby, to see them take care of me as
Speaker 4: a baby, because man, good on them for keeping me alive,
Speaker 4: because it ain't easy. You just have to constantly be there.
Speaker 4: So that's that's pretty cool. Yeah, unless I wonder if
Speaker 4: I just came out and was like, all right, here's
Speaker 4: what we're gonna do.
Speaker 3: Today, guys. Calendar yep, here's the schedule of the day.
Speaker 3: Here's what I need.
Speaker 8: Now, I doubt it, but I mean, I'm sure you
Speaker 8: made it to certain appointments. But I would imagine you
Speaker 8: and Caitlin have more capacity than your parents did. So
Speaker 8: you're making more appointments and the time this day and age, Yeah,
Speaker 8: I think we have more.
Speaker 3: They just put a rock.
Speaker 4: When I was a kid, they put a rock in
Speaker 4: your mouth and said, you're a good kid. You're good
Speaker 4: for a while.
Speaker 2: Very true.
Speaker 4: Then I I appreciate my grandma so much more because
Speaker 4: she adopted me. If you hadn't heard my story, I'll
Speaker 4: give you a very brief version of it. I didn't
Speaker 4: find out till later that I was adopted by my
Speaker 4: grandma for years until I found a Social Security card
Speaker 4: which my name had been changed on and like from
Speaker 4: like three or four for multiple years. So not only
Speaker 4: did my dad bail, my mom left too, and so
Speaker 4: my grandma just adopted me and was my mom for
Speaker 4: many years. And so like I have an appreciation for that,
Speaker 4: Like here she has a grandma raising a baby. It
Speaker 4: having a baby has I'm i gonna say made me aware,
Speaker 4: but it has really.
Speaker 3: Closed the gap.
Speaker 4: Between me and those emotions because I've always thought it,
Speaker 4: but I never really felt it. And for you know,
Speaker 4: teenage parents sixteen and seventeen, and then from my grandma
Speaker 4: who was in her sixties raising a baby so much
Speaker 4: so not just raising it, raising it by herself because
Speaker 4: her teenage kids left.
Speaker 3: That's wild to me.
Speaker 4: And like I that makes me emotional a bit. And
Speaker 4: like people ask a lot of times, like do you
Speaker 4: have any regrets? Just like in a normal interview question,
Speaker 4: and I have two. One is getting fined a million
Speaker 4: dollars by the FCC. That was a whole situation. I
Speaker 4: don't know that it's on'tly my fault, but okay. The
Speaker 4: other is when my grandma got sick. I was in college,
Speaker 4: was about to graduate college, and I was working all
Speaker 4: the time, and I would make time to get to
Speaker 4: the hospital and spent but I didn't spend enough time
Speaker 4: with her. And now that I get older, and I
Speaker 4: think about that and how much that she dedicated to me,
Speaker 4: and even growing up my parents left again at times,
Speaker 4: like my mom left again at times, but my grandma
Speaker 4: was always there. And I never had a bedroom growing up.
Speaker 4: But the only time that ever had a bedroom at
Speaker 4: all was when I shared one with my grandma for
Speaker 4: many years. Like we shared a bedroom and she just
Speaker 4: put up a little bed beside her bed. And so
Speaker 4: I think having a baby has again closed the gap
Speaker 4: between me thinking about that kind of stuff to me
Speaker 4: feeling about that kind of stuff, which is wild.
Speaker 3: So we went to the doctor.
Speaker 4: Yesterday, was pediatrician yesterday. Something else I've learned now this
Speaker 4: is new new version, new dad version. If you make
Speaker 4: a kid miss their nap. It's just all hell makes loose,
Speaker 4: but you can't not do it. Sometimes because the dog
Speaker 4: the pediatrician was scheduled during her nap time, well I
Speaker 4: need to I've never seen anything like it what I
Speaker 4: would compare it to. Because I love analogies, and I
Speaker 4: know a lot of people are like, yeah, welcome to
Speaker 4: the program. I'm just now entering the program, so yeah, sorry.
Speaker 4: My analogy is if I stayed up all night. Let's say,
Speaker 4: what is today Tuesday? If I stayed up, I did
Speaker 4: the show today, I got a NFL show later today,
Speaker 4: I all this stuff today, blah blah blah. Who gives
Speaker 4: a crap? And then I didn't go to sleep tonight,
Speaker 4: and then I came to work tomorrow. The whole rest
Speaker 4: of the week, for four or five days, I would
Speaker 4: be grumpy as crap because I'm off. I'm off completely,
Speaker 4: some hormones are off, my sleep schedules off. I'm exhausted,
Speaker 4: even if I got back to sleep at a normal
Speaker 4: time after That's what missing a nap is like for
Speaker 4: a baby, is missing a whole night's sleep. So we're
Speaker 4: on that schedule. And so we took her to the doctor.
Speaker 4: Everything was great, very fortunate that she's healthy, but because
Speaker 4: we were at the doctor during her nap time.
Speaker 3: Dear God, hey, is Bobby here.
Speaker 4: Is there any way you can send that Genie back
Speaker 4: up and just send me like a baby that like
Speaker 4: can skip a nap, but they don't. You gotta put
Speaker 4: them on the schedule. My wife said too. She was like,
Speaker 4: you know, because she's very close to her sister Grace,
Speaker 4: which means I'm very close to Grace and DJ. And
Speaker 4: when Grace and DJ had their kids, because they had
Speaker 4: them a bit before us, we'd be like, who cares,
Speaker 4: I'll just go, baby can nap anytime. But such as
Speaker 4: like little did I know, she'd be like Grace would
Speaker 4: be so on that schedule, like we can't go because
Speaker 4: I gotta have baby have a nap.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah no, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, I get it.
Speaker 4: Like we only had to go to the doctor and
Speaker 4: it messed up in nap time, and it made for
Speaker 4: a learning experience of an evening, like really try to
Speaker 4: schedule around that nap. And it makes me want to
Speaker 4: nap more because you know, naps are kind of good
Speaker 4: for everybody. So the baby thing has been really enlightening
Speaker 4: for me because I think it has more than anything.
Speaker 3: It has lent to.
Speaker 4: Me reevaluating, re examining the feelings of my past. I
Speaker 4: don't have different feelings about them, but I do have
Speaker 4: feelings about them, meaning I don't feel different, but I
Speaker 4: actually do feel and like there's more of an understanding now.
Speaker 4: It's wild. I don't even mind changing diapers anymore. I'm
Speaker 4: just also I'm tired. Yeah, it's like I'm tired. I
Speaker 4: just stuff doesn't matter as much anymore, like bull crap
Speaker 4: doesn't matter, not because it's not bullcrap, but because it's
Speaker 4: like I'm tired, and my wife is just a Beast's
Speaker 4: just awesome. And it's like a new kind of love
Speaker 4: for my wife. Even I love my wife, no doubt
Speaker 4: about it. Watching her be a mom again, it's it's
Speaker 4: a love, but it is so much of a different
Speaker 4: kind of love. So yeah, and I'm just I'm tired.
Speaker 4: I needn't nap like the baby.
Speaker 3: But that's what's up.
Speaker 4: We're very lucky because went to the pediatrician and it's
Speaker 4: like good. But she's in that stage now where she's
Speaker 4: growing just tremendously, so I know, I think I'm still
Speaker 4: growing height wise.
Speaker 7: Oh your ears in your nose, they say that.
Speaker 4: No, I tell you, guys, I think I'm getting a
Speaker 4: little taller. I still at my age.
Speaker 8: That's your shoes or I don't know that that's your height.
Speaker 4: Well, I can be a little cranky if I'm growing,
Speaker 4: so I can only imagine about the baby. So yeah,
Speaker 4: that's what's up. I don't even know how. Oh, I
Speaker 4: was just saying my Instagram story. I did put a
Speaker 4: pict people like, show us your baby's face. So okay,
Speaker 4: it's up there. You may have to flick thro a
Speaker 4: couple of stories, mister Bobby Bones, but it's right there,
Speaker 4: and that's what's up. You guys can call us if
Speaker 4: you want eight seven seven seventy seven Bobby, eight seven
Speaker 4: seven seventy seven Bobby. And if for some reason you're
Speaker 4: not listening live, because we're live right now, it's like
Speaker 4: twenty eight twenty nine after whatever, you can.
Speaker 3: Call and leave us voice because we get all those
Speaker 3: all day long too.
Speaker 4: All right, back in a second, it's the best bits
Speaker 4: of the week with Morgan number two.
Speaker 2: There is a tea off test coming, and no, it's
Speaker 2: not to do with the drinking tea or anything of
Speaker 2: the such. It is to do with the big T
Speaker 2: word testosterone, and it's Eddie versus Lunchbox who has the
Speaker 2: higher testosterone number one.
Speaker 4: We're going to do this segment. It's a real educational segment.
Speaker 4: But Lunchbox and Eddie both claim they have more testosterone
Speaker 4: than the other person. We can easily figure this out.
Speaker 4: So Amy's just asked me, we want to get a
Speaker 4: nurse up here, Eddie goes, I want a doctor.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I don't prefer a.
Speaker 4: Doctor to do this than a nurse. You would prefer
Speaker 4: a nurse. Nurses are taking blood way more than doctors. Yes, okay,
Speaker 4: like doctors probably had to learn how to do it.
Speaker 4: But for the most part, you want a nurse because
Speaker 4: she does all the day, all the time. Or he
Speaker 4: I should not be sexist. Most of my nurses have
Speaker 4: been women.
Speaker 6: Right for a woman?
Speaker 7: Yeah, so okay, and the doctor does what the reading. Yeah,
Speaker 7: the doctor does all.
Speaker 8: The nurse can do it too.
Speaker 7: Oh usually they don't.
Speaker 3: Okay, stop guys.
Speaker 8: This isn't even honestly, we're this isn't even a doctor's office.
Speaker 8: You have the option of a nurse or a nurse
Speaker 8: or a nurse who is this person that's a wellness place?
Speaker 4: Doctors there's it'll be a real nurse.
Speaker 3: Are you guys backing out of the testosterone challenge?
Speaker 7: Just worry a little bit about who's gonna prick us?
Speaker 8: A certified nurse.
Speaker 4: The funniest prank ever and the worst if we brought
Speaker 4: in somebody that never get taken blood and they try
Speaker 4: to take blood from you, we tell the audience, hey, guys,
Speaker 4: this person has never done it.
Speaker 3: Watch this.
Speaker 8: Oh my gosh, that would be terrible.
Speaker 4: So hopefully next week, if we get this lined up,
Speaker 4: we'll have a nurse come in. This is how it's
Speaker 4: all gonna work. Take your blood, You will give consent.
Speaker 4: Then it might be a male nat.
Speaker 3: You don't have to get naked.
Speaker 6: I'd prefer female.
Speaker 8: Okay to clarify, an e m T bringing the ambulance out,
Speaker 8: You go in and you drive around the city with
Speaker 8: the the horn on.
Speaker 3: Now they take it.
Speaker 8: He does both like works as an EMT but also
Speaker 8: at the wellness place. So he that's who I would
Speaker 8: want drawing my blood because you know that he probably
Speaker 8: can do it. Well, you know who actually you want?
Speaker 8: You want to meet? You like a baby nurse, because
Speaker 8: they're so used to pricking babies that when they prick you.
Speaker 8: It'll be so gentle.
Speaker 3: Okay, that's not what we're getting though. No, we're kidding.
Speaker 7: That.
Speaker 8: This whole time. We're like, it's gonna be a woman,
Speaker 8: and she just said, yeah, it's probably gonna be Chad.
Speaker 7: Oh Chad.
Speaker 6: Great.
Speaker 4: So when nurse Chad comes in, if it's nurse Chad,
Speaker 4: he'll take your blood, they'll take it back, they'll evaluate it,
Speaker 4: and they'll come in the Reville who has higher testosterone
Speaker 4: of you two?
Speaker 7: Okay, now is Chad Chad gonna just look at testosterone?
Speaker 7: Or can we do a fool on?
Speaker 8: Like what kind of report? Do you want?
Speaker 7: Everything? Cholesterol?
Speaker 6: This is your.
Speaker 8: Physical I mean I think that that's it. I don't
Speaker 8: know how much blood they have to draw if they're
Speaker 8: just doing one test, but I mean, if they're drawing it,
Speaker 8: it draws pretty quickly, and I'm sure they could run
Speaker 8: all kinds of panels. I just don't know. Here's what
Speaker 8: I don't know is the cost on their end to
Speaker 8: how many panels they run. I'm sure they're voluntarily like, oh, yeah,
Speaker 8: we'll come run testosterone. But if you want a whole panel,
Speaker 8: the answer.
Speaker 3: Do you want to bring rare get it in for.
Speaker 8: An MRI, so that I don't know, like you're you good?
Speaker 7: I just you never know, Like the cancer stuff, like you.
Speaker 8: Get that, who find cancer? Do you find cancer through
Speaker 8: a blood draw?
Speaker 3: There is blood cancer?
Speaker 7: I know, but yeah they do on the counts, right,
Speaker 7: like yeah, the blood.
Speaker 8: White blood cell count.
Speaker 4: I think it'll probably point a direction to then further
Speaker 4: examine more.
Speaker 8: Again, I'm test is that leukemia?
Speaker 2: Bro?
Speaker 3: I'm not a.
Speaker 4: Doctor, Bro, I got nothing. I don't want to say
Speaker 4: the wrong thing. I get tortured if I say the
Speaker 4: wrong thing about anything. Okay, okay, So we are going
Speaker 4: to do if you guys are still committed to this
Speaker 4: bit because Amy is booking it now, Yes, the low
Speaker 4: te challenge, and you guys might might come back both
Speaker 4: low t who knows, But it's whoever's the highest is
Speaker 4: the winner.
Speaker 7: Could we both be too high?
Speaker 4: That's true, But still the highest is the winner of
Speaker 4: the two. There's not two winners. Even if you guys
Speaker 4: are both great, there's not two winners. And even if
Speaker 4: you're both terrible, you don't loot one win Still.
Speaker 7: What if it's a tie, do we have a plan
Speaker 7: for a tie?
Speaker 2: The money fifty to fifty?
Speaker 3: I think we measure.
Speaker 8: You chat see it for Chad, He's like, this is
Speaker 8: not what I signed up for.
Speaker 3: Chad went to school all of a sudden, he's in here. Okay,
Speaker 3: look we're still good.
Speaker 7: Yeah, we're good.
Speaker 4: And there's also there is a benefit to us doing
Speaker 4: this segment. It's educational for educational purposes, for audience, absolutely right,
Speaker 4: what are we teaching them that?
Speaker 3: Seriously?
Speaker 7: What men's health?
Speaker 8: Men checking for testosterone even if it's low.
Speaker 3: Is okay, it might be super high. With these guys,
Speaker 3: it's not.
Speaker 7: It might be What do you mean how do you
Speaker 7: know it's not?
Speaker 8: Because I just I don't know that either one of
Speaker 8: you is screaming like high tea?
Speaker 7: But what does that even mean?
Speaker 6: So it screams high tea?
Speaker 8: Ray?
Speaker 3: Wow?
Speaker 6: Ray gets that.
Speaker 7: Wow, that's weird.
Speaker 3: Why does Ray get high tea?
Speaker 8: I don't know. I just I just picked somebody.
Speaker 3: Okay, you two are in.
Speaker 7: Still we're in.
Speaker 4: I watched the clip back on TikTok where this bit
Speaker 4: just kind of came out of nowhere and laughed out
Speaker 4: loud like it's one of the funniest segments in forever.
Speaker 3: I just want to make sure you guys don't back out.
Speaker 7: Lunchbox you in.
Speaker 6: I'm in, dude, I'm not worried. I got big tea.
Speaker 7: You're just quiet over there.
Speaker 8: Hey, oh, Scuba might be high tea.
Speaker 3: Why would it say, uh.
Speaker 8: Accelerated body hair growth and potential hair loss on the.
Speaker 3: Scalt Oh so both, that's me.
Speaker 8: If you get hair on your chest, Eddie's not very
Speaker 8: hairy on his chest like Scuba has hair everywhere and
Speaker 8: then not on his head. That's aggression, increased mood swings.
Speaker 8: I don't know that.
Speaker 3: That's all lunchbox climb. I can leave.
Speaker 8: Elevated libido.
Speaker 3: I don't know. I don't know that.
Speaker 2: I didn't even know what lobido will I can tell
Speaker 2: you that's me.
Speaker 3: I doubt that. Okay, we're gonna book somebody. We're going
Speaker 3: to do all this next week. Everybody's still good, Yes, okay,
Speaker 3: all right.
Speaker 1: It's the best Bits of the week with Morgan number two.
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