Speaker 1: It's time for the Bobby Bones post show. Here's your host,
Speaker 1: Bobby Bones's happening everybody on my Instagram. Yesterday I put
Speaker 1: up my top five up and coming new artists. You
Speaker 1: guys may have seen this. The only role was you
Speaker 1: couldn't have like a top five hit because some people
Speaker 1: were like, what about Barker McCallum, Luck always had a
Speaker 1: number one song? What about Luke Hombs? Okay, you're an idiot?
Speaker 1: Box the number one? Yes? Yeah, um. So this was
Speaker 1: just the list that I made. Number five c fourth,
Speaker 1: here's Breakups Chock number four, Larry Fleet where I find God?
Speaker 1: At number three, Lacy k Booth Shuffle, I can Goldfriend,
Speaker 1: Elvie Shane my boy at number two. My name. You
Speaker 1: guys got an interesting look? You ever say that? Guy? No?
Speaker 1: What does it look like? Interesting? I like it. Go
Speaker 1: look at my instagram. You'll see mister Bobbie Bones and
Speaker 1: then Tiara, who I just love. This is called not
Speaker 1: your Girl. So we're in good hands. Some good stuff
Speaker 1: coming up. But I always say, hey, tell me who
Speaker 1: I miss? Like add some other people here because I
Speaker 1: made look at him and instead of people just putting, hey,
Speaker 1: here's somebody they're like, you're an idiot for not putting
Speaker 1: this person. Yeah, it's like, oh, yeah, you've just accomplished
Speaker 1: less by doing more work. Just put it up there.
Speaker 1: I go check a link. Yeah, look like through sometimes
Speaker 1: woman who claims she had COVID and coughed on food,
Speaker 1: which has been jailed for two years. Oh my gosh,
Speaker 1: that's pretty severe. I would imagine she doesn't start of
Speaker 1: all two years. But shit, you get Pennsylvania woman who
Speaker 1: pleaded guilty to coughing and spitting on food at a
Speaker 1: supermarket and then yelling she had COVID and everyone would
Speaker 1: get sick, has been sentenced. Margaret an Circo pleaded guilty
Speaker 1: to what authorities decided was basically a charge of making
Speaker 1: momb threats or yelling fire. Like people think free speeches,
Speaker 1: you can say whatever you want. It is true. Literally,
Speaker 1: free speeches just the ability to speak out against the
Speaker 1: government without fear of retribution. Brozecution. People were like, I
Speaker 1: can say even not regarding this, like I can tweet
Speaker 1: whatever it wants. Free speech. People that say that are
Speaker 1: like people who go, well, that ain't country. They're just dumb,
Speaker 1: So he don't even pay them any attention. Because people
Speaker 1: have told the grades of country music that ain't country
Speaker 1: their whole life. So I see someone doing that now
Speaker 1: to anybody, I'm like, well, you're what's wrong with country
Speaker 1: music fifty years ago, and then twenty years ago and
Speaker 1: then today. But same here. The judge called her conduct
Speaker 1: totally outrageous, sentenced her to one to two years in jail,
Speaker 1: order her to pay almost thirty thousand dollars in restitution
Speaker 1: to the supermarket. Thirty five thousand dollars of food had
Speaker 1: to be thrown away after the incident. The penalty was
Speaker 1: more severe because it did actually cost thirty five thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: Makes sense, what do they do with that? Because I mean,
Speaker 1: I don't know. I have touched negative by the way
Speaker 1: to the bus, okay, But I mean whenever they I
Speaker 1: saw a news thing about these people getting thrown off
Speaker 1: the airplane and the fines that they end up owing,
Speaker 1: Like what if people can't pay that, it's like being
Speaker 1: not being able to pay. Okay, let me look where
Speaker 1: does the money come from? Very sometimes it comes from nowhere,
Speaker 1: like in a civil case, it can come from No
Speaker 1: I'm gonna be bad lawyer here, just from people that
Speaker 1: I know. Sometimes you just don't get paid. Really, they
Speaker 1: just have to. You think OJ's paying the families of
Speaker 1: the victim occasionally. I think he breaks them off something
Speaker 1: if he has it. Otherwise, you can hide your money.
Speaker 1: You cannot pay you say you don't. I don't know.
Speaker 1: But they didn't get all that money. If if the government,
Speaker 1: the government can garnish your wages, yes, yes, they can't
Speaker 1: go into your check. Now. I'm not sure civilly if
Speaker 1: they can do that or not. The government can go, Okay,
Speaker 1: you're making five bucks a week, I'm gonna be able
Speaker 1: to take eighty cents of that and we're gonna put
Speaker 1: automatically put it toward it. They can also put you
Speaker 1: in jail. Ye. So, but sometimes people sometimes just don't
Speaker 1: get their money even if they win. It's interesting, don't
Speaker 1: they seize things like they can? I guess that could
Speaker 1: be another thing they do. You come out of work
Speaker 1: and your car's gone, like dang it. It's called the
Speaker 1: repo man. But repo man does that sometimes, seizing things. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but daytimes a rescue for repo. My dad had some
Speaker 1: issues with the IRS once and they took half his
Speaker 1: paycheck for a really long time. They did. Yeah, I
Speaker 1: remember it's a really big deal once it stopped, because
Speaker 1: it was like amazing. But also I think that my
Speaker 1: dad and my stepmom they've finagled it a little bit
Speaker 1: now that he's no longer here. I don't think you
Speaker 1: can get in trouble for this. But I don't think
Speaker 1: they did anything wrong. But it was like my my
Speaker 1: my his wife went to work for him, and they
Speaker 1: paid her like a lot more than she would have,
Speaker 1: and they paid my dad bless you know what I mean,
Speaker 1: Like she she made what my dad should have made.
Speaker 1: That happens everywhere all the time. Well, I mean it
Speaker 1: was a smart movie. It was it was clever and
Speaker 1: and I think it was a way of being because
Speaker 1: I my dad really felt like he had done nothing wrong.
Speaker 1: He the I that did do something wrong did serve
Speaker 1: jail time for it. But then my dad's paycheck was
Speaker 1: garnished by the RS for like over ten years. I
Speaker 1: had to buddy him and his wife. Oh yeah it
Speaker 1: was it was ten years. I'm telling you a guy
Speaker 1: for ten years. Yeah. Like but so they just paid
Speaker 1: his wife more, well my dad's company did they? That
Speaker 1: was there. I think their way of I mean, Ida
Speaker 1: was a smart guy though also clever lunch wise. I
Speaker 1: had a buddy him and his wife. They fudge their
Speaker 1: taxes a little bit, doing shady stuff, and they got
Speaker 1: called into the IRS and she had to play dumb
Speaker 1: like she had no idea and they were taking money
Speaker 1: on his paycheck. There still are It's like Erica did Erica?
Speaker 1: No oh yeah, yeah, there was apparently a big one,
Speaker 1: big one on last night. All I know is watch
Speaker 1: I haven't either, but can I look up this morning
Speaker 1: and she she did Housewives. I'm not even sure if
Speaker 1: it's Bearwald Hills, and it popped up. She was like, yeah,
Speaker 1: it's on to me. I'm gonna watch it today. I'm
Speaker 1: sure it is okay. I think I finally saw a
Speaker 1: picture of him. That dude's old. Huh, he's thirty years
Speaker 1: older than her. I would encourage you guys. You know
Speaker 1: what heck I'm making home No, no, no, no, no no,
Speaker 1: it's episode. It's a document KBC documentary about doctor Yes,
Speaker 1: because housewife and the housewife and the hustler. Oh, I
Speaker 1: like that. And they've been together for a very long time,
Speaker 1: like it's not like she just got with him and
Speaker 1: he's like eighty, Like, do you guys have Hulu. Yes,
Speaker 1: I got Hulu. Hulu does Life Sports? Okay, watch it's
Speaker 1: on Hulu. It's an ABC news thing. It's not. You
Speaker 1: don't have to even like the Housewives to watch it. No,
Speaker 1: so watch, just watch it and next week maybe Monday.
Speaker 1: You tell us if a canoe the housewife and the
Speaker 1: beef and the hustler, the beef beeves that's me the hustler. Yeah,
Speaker 1: so we'll get to it. Huh um. A Spirit Airlines
Speaker 1: passenger who smoked a cigarette on a plane has been
Speaker 1: escorted off by police, but somehow not arrested. Which is
Speaker 1: heard find maybe find because it's yeah, we have an
Speaker 1: audio from this ray. Let me hear this cigarette? How sorry?
Speaker 1: She met everybody I know, but we can actually do
Speaker 1: this without your assistance. Hold on, okay? What? A woman
Speaker 1: on a Spirit Airlines flight was arrested and taken off
Speaker 1: after lighting a cigarette. Another fellow passenger, who was sitting
Speaker 1: beside the woman, said to Fox News, it's the woman
Speaker 1: just took a cigarette, started of smoking and pl the
Speaker 1: smoke in her face. Passengers could plain to the flight
Speaker 1: crew told her she could move to the back of
Speaker 1: the plane. They began filming. Once police arrived. Minutes later
Speaker 1: police got there. She was arrested taking off the flight,
Speaker 1: the police officers trying to get to I don't know,
Speaker 1: just I don't know. She has to get fined though, right,
Speaker 1: you're doing that just despite somebody like, oh yeah, I
Speaker 1: wonder what you're thinking when you're doing all that. I
Speaker 1: know it's not gonna end. Well. I had a friend
Speaker 1: who was a flight attendant. He was and he said
Speaker 1: that this is years and years ago when he first
Speaker 1: started that. Whitney Houston was on his flight. Oh nice,
Speaker 1: and let up a cigarette, start of smoking it, and
Speaker 1: he was like, you know, that's a five thousand dollars fine,
Speaker 1: and at a checkbook and goes, it's awesome. That's been
Speaker 1: fifteen years or so. But yeah, crazy, huh. Yeah. There's
Speaker 1: a really good podcast that I hope you guys check out.
Speaker 1: It's called The Biz Tape. It's it's still picking up steam,
Speaker 1: but you know, it's kind of a media podcast of
Speaker 1: talking about how Selena's life story and then in the
Speaker 1: battling over it and so and how who owns the
Speaker 1: rights associated to Selena's story. So it's current Selena. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Talk interesting because there's a Netflix show and everything. So
Speaker 1: I'm sure there's a lot happening right now. And they
Speaker 1: talk about this in depth, and they also talk about
Speaker 1: how the only copy of this last Wouftang album, it
Speaker 1: was one made and it was sold by the US
Speaker 1: government and how that happened, I know how it had happened. Yeah,
Speaker 1: really that sounds it's really interesting. So because they made
Speaker 1: it and then auctioned it off, and the guy who
Speaker 1: bought it was the the big Farm, you know, the
Speaker 1: creepy guy. He and the mark, he bought it and
Speaker 1: the government took it back from him. They repote it. Basically,
Speaker 1: they sold it. Anyway, it's a really the biz tape
Speaker 1: looking for a new podcast and you're kind of nerdy,
Speaker 1: you want to hear stuff like that. Check out the
Speaker 1: biz tape The White Lotus, Eddie, Amy, Raimundo and Mike
Speaker 1: do you all watch The White Lotus? Yeah? Eddie, what
Speaker 1: is that mid the show? We've been tally not watched it, Okay, Well,
Speaker 1: I don't know, I've seen it. I just have chosen.
Speaker 1: I don't know, you've seen like one episode and anybody
Speaker 1: that's watched it, to me, it's been like it's kind
Speaker 1: of overrated. Now I've seen it up on the Age, okay,
Speaker 1: and they've all been like, everybody's talking about it, it's
Speaker 1: kind of overrated. Nobody has come to me and said,
Speaker 1: you gotta watch White Love. Yeah, I agree with that.
Speaker 1: I would rather unsee some things. I saw things on
Speaker 1: that show I've never seen on TV before. Okay, let's go.
Speaker 1: What do you rate it, Eddie? I will rate it
Speaker 1: two and a half hotels out of five because it's
Speaker 1: just right down the middle. I did enjoy watching it,
Speaker 1: and there was every At the end of every episode,
Speaker 1: I wanted to watch the next one, So I'll give
Speaker 1: it that. But after it was all said and done,
Speaker 1: I was like, ah, that was a that's all right.
Speaker 1: I'll give it three. I would give it three and
Speaker 1: a half, but I can't unsee the things I saw.
Speaker 1: There are a lot of things, you know, Mike, I'm
Speaker 1: probably with Amy. I would give it three out of five.
Speaker 1: I think it was entertaining enough to keep watching every episode,
Speaker 1: but I wouldn't recommend it, like you gotta go watch
Speaker 1: it now. How long are the episodes? Our? No, they're
Speaker 1: like forty five but our yeah, it's an hour program.
Speaker 1: Ray three and a half Hawaiian Shirts the music is
Speaker 1: all shit, really good. But it's not an hour program.
Speaker 1: They don't run it on HBO. Do they know? What
Speaker 1: I'm saying is like, you know you you make a
Speaker 1: forty five minutes show for an hour program. Forty five
Speaker 1: minutes to me is an hour. Like when you talk
Speaker 1: about how girl on the shows are twenty three thirty,
Speaker 1: some of them are lower on the four through that
Speaker 1: intro music. It's long on this one, and you're gonna
Speaker 1: cut shave a few minutes. We watched an episode of
Speaker 1: nine Perfect Strangers last night. Yeah, I'm I have on
Speaker 1: my list. It's episode four. It's the best one good.
Speaker 1: Started going to pick up. There's no way it's not good.
Speaker 1: My friend read the book so it was so good.
Speaker 1: I bought the book, started reading it, and I'm like,
Speaker 1: I'll just watch it. They say White Lotus is fifty
Speaker 1: four to sixty five minutes long. Oh, minus that intro music.
Speaker 1: Then it's twenty two minutes. Oh, and I think they
Speaker 1: do a thing at the end where they talk about
Speaker 1: the episode with the actors. I never watched those. Yeah,
Speaker 1: um four things with Amy Brown has Raymundo on right? Yes,
Speaker 1: you guys get deep or is it Samuel crap. How
Speaker 1: deep can you get with Ray? Let's be That's what
Speaker 1: I'm saying. Is it? I heard it? I was in
Speaker 1: this studio when they're recording it, and I'm telling you
Speaker 1: I heard maybe five or six Ye, So come on,
Speaker 1: how do you I mean, if you want to know
Speaker 1: if those things came up White Claul and you and
Speaker 1: you know Susan. Um. Yes, But here's the thing about Ray.
Speaker 1: He is who he is and it was I really
Speaker 1: enjoyed my sit down with him so and some people
Speaker 1: may not know, like how he got onto the show,
Speaker 1: and like what he does here and his his I
Speaker 1: think I define Ray is like a hustler, like he
Speaker 1: hustles housewife and the hustler. He's that same size as
Speaker 1: the whole guy. Um. Did did Ray go a little
Speaker 1: deeper than he has been here? When we did the
Speaker 1: kid talk? Yes, yes we did. We talked about I
Speaker 1: just can't get enough a Ray as Kaitlyn. Yeah, she
Speaker 1: just she just she just thinks you are as they
Speaker 1: would say back in the sixties, the freaking bees knees
Speaker 1: right back at her. She just says, like I could
Speaker 1: not get enough Ray. I love him. She loves Bay
Speaker 1: two obviously like Bay will cut somebody for Caitlyn, and
Speaker 1: the same obviously back for Caitlyn to her. But she
Speaker 1: just just just thinks Ray is she's She also knows
Speaker 1: sometimes you guys get a little to go a little
Speaker 1: too hard for like our comfortability. Yea, yeah, because you
Speaker 1: guys do go on the weekends. You're just a whole
Speaker 1: different level. There might be wedding. Yeah, just just weekends.
Speaker 1: Like you guys go hard. We really don't anymore. That's
Speaker 1: not true. Well, we talked about that actually on the podcast.
Speaker 1: He gave me his schedule. Do you get drunk every weekend? No, No,
Speaker 1: we go now we go weekends. Now we just have
Speaker 1: a couple during the day. Only Yeah, my wife's had
Speaker 1: like blood work, she had her surgery, she had some
Speaker 1: light blos suction. So yeah, I mean, it's not it's
Speaker 1: not us in college anymore. We're thirty five and she's
Speaker 1: thirty four. I hear you're saying that. But just weeks ago,
Speaker 1: you were hammered. Once a month. It is once a month. Ray.
Speaker 1: Your Instagram shows every weekend. Coach, I do a great
Speaker 1: job with the camera work and make it look like
Speaker 1: we're getting all right. And isn't that the goal to
Speaker 1: make it look like that's life right there? Um, have
Speaker 1: you lost your childhood spark? Most people lose their adventurous
Speaker 1: wild side at forty five. I lost mine about fourteen.
Speaker 1: I couldn't ever have one. What what's the spark? Bones? Like? What? What?
Speaker 1: Like wanting to do it? Like likety five? Most people
Speaker 1: feel like they're not as spontaneous. They do the same
Speaker 1: thing every day, really chase anything random? Okay, Yeah, I
Speaker 1: was never spontaneous ever neither I want to be. Oh
Speaker 1: you want to do it now? I was very spontaneous,
Speaker 1: and now I just can't. Like I got four kids,
Speaker 1: a wife, like, I can't do anything like that. I
Speaker 1: feel like we're always one show away from Amy going
Speaker 1: full eat, pray, love and piecing out. And yeah she
Speaker 1: said that and liked it. Did she agrees? She's like, yeah,
Speaker 1: I have about that too, Like what are you gonna do?
Speaker 1: Just like move away? I don't know. Last year there
Speaker 1: were times I was driving south on six to five
Speaker 1: and I was just kept going, that's not a joke,
Speaker 1: but I can I didn't, and I did the right thing. No,
Speaker 1: that's the right thing. The wrong thing, No, because I
Speaker 1: have responsibility. You want to go go for it? What
Speaker 1: does that mean? Got kids? Bones? You can't see why
Speaker 1: you don't? What did you explain to lunchbox? What eat?
Speaker 1: Pray Love me? She left her life and went and
Speaker 1: traveled the world and found herself and blah blah blah.
Speaker 1: Oh I read a book about and then there was
Speaker 1: a movie and it was super successful. But I mean
Speaker 1: it's not as I don't think she had children. Though
Speaker 1: she did have a she wasn't married, so there I
Speaker 1: have different responsibilities, so that doesn't really work for me.
Speaker 1: But I did take time away for myself for a
Speaker 1: little bit, and I've thought I need to schedule another
Speaker 1: little weekend. We're working on it, but you don't want
Speaker 1: me to go. I didn't say that. I said I
Speaker 1: always feel like you're one show away from just being
Speaker 1: feat Pray Love Yeah, this has been a difficult season
Speaker 1: for you. Yeah about it? Two years of it. Let
Speaker 1: me check the calendar. It's been about a year. It's
Speaker 1: not about a year. So weird. Things just really took
Speaker 1: a weird turn. And you know, Arkansas keats to day.
Speaker 1: Sometimes life just takes it. Yeah. Yeah, Well we're I'm
Speaker 1: rounding the corner and you know, I'm going to emerge stronger.
Speaker 1: Right now, I'm in this phase where I'm like, what
Speaker 1: about it? What has even happening? But I know it's
Speaker 1: all in there and it all come out stronger and
Speaker 1: be able to help others. I know. A five year
Speaker 1: old boy becomes one of the youngest to hike the
Speaker 1: Appelachian Trail with his family's child abuse. No five years old.
Speaker 1: He started. They started when he was four years old,
Speaker 1: and they made him hike ten miles a day. It
Speaker 1: is absolutely child abuse. There's no way a four year
Speaker 1: old should be doing that. I say that half kidding,
Speaker 1: but I mean that's that's they were for two hundred days.
Speaker 1: Five year old became one of the youngest kids to
Speaker 1: hike the Appelachian Trail. Harvey Sudden his parents hip more
Speaker 1: than twenty one hundred miles and two hundred and nine days,
Speaker 1: and he started at four. Guys, that's child abuse. Left
Speaker 1: the tent. I guess that's all you know, that's all
Speaker 1: you know. Yeah, he wanted I mean, no, there's no
Speaker 1: four year old that would want to do that every Yeah,
Speaker 1: because he's yes, there is, because he's not that he's
Speaker 1: one of the youngest. Because there was someone younger who
Speaker 1: was four. He was four when he started, but he
Speaker 1: turned five, so he is like not the guest anymore, right, No,
Speaker 1: but him wanting to he didn't want to parents, maybe
Speaker 1: his parents still in the news, and he was like,
Speaker 1: I wanted to do at four years old. You don't
Speaker 1: even know what the appolation trail is. I guarantee you
Speaker 1: right now, Amy, I can get my my six year
Speaker 1: old to say whatever I wanted to say right now.
Speaker 1: Any of my kids come in and be like, I
Speaker 1: like vegetables, I can, I'll say it. I try to
Speaker 1: tell my kids anything, and my daughter is like, straight
Speaker 1: up like no, she's fourteen. Even if I guarantee you
Speaker 1: it's sick, she would have been like, no, you're wrong. Uh.
Speaker 1: Travis Scott bought his daughter Stormy school bus, do you
Speaker 1: guys is no, because she doesn't have normal school. Oh
Speaker 1: it's her own school. Well no, do you know Travis
Speaker 1: Scott's wife is yeah, And so she was just talking
Speaker 1: about I just want to ride school bus. Becau didn't
Speaker 1: ride a school bus of school, so they bought her
Speaker 1: a school bus and they drove around to it. I guess,
Speaker 1: I guess you can't really put her in a regular
Speaker 1: school bus. I was, well, I guess if she can
Speaker 1: you really put in a regular school, I would assume no,
Speaker 1: at that fame level of fame, just a yeah. I
Speaker 1: bet kind of where they live. I bet they're other
Speaker 1: really famous, because then the Kardashians go to normal school.
Speaker 1: They weren't super famous. There's not a school bus. I
Speaker 1: would think she could go to a school. It'd be tough, yeah,
Speaker 1: but I would think she could go to school because
Speaker 1: I'd be scared she's gonna get kidnapped. I know, listen,
Speaker 1: what's it called. I mean, Garth went to school, but
Speaker 1: Garth is different than the Garth. They're famous famous as say,
Speaker 1: right Oklahoma. Probably everybody's probably the other end. There was
Speaker 1: social media backs sitting around too ready for somebody to
Speaker 1: abduct the kids. All the Tom Hanks has kids, they
Speaker 1: probably don't same. I mean nobody. I don't know there's
Speaker 1: a comparable except for the Queen of England. Oh wait,
Speaker 1: I do know what Tom Hanks some looks like, because
Speaker 1: he was making some like vaccine videos and people were
Speaker 1: freakings that he was like. He was like, hey man,
Speaker 1: by the way, he's nutty. Anyway, Yeah, he gets on
Speaker 1: it goes Hey, I just want you guys to know
Speaker 1: I been thinking about it. It's been a lot time
Speaker 1: researching it. And I think the vaccine is great. And
Speaker 1: he said, uh, you know it's we owe it to
Speaker 1: each other. No, very funny. I mean, gole the the
Speaker 1: this hole. How polarizing all of this is is crazy
Speaker 1: to me. What is it polarizing? Isn't that the word? Yeah? Oh?
Speaker 1: I was like, wait, am I using the word? No?
Speaker 1: It's just so the salon I went to yesterday to
Speaker 1: get my hair down in my hair stylist, hair salonist?
Speaker 1: What do you call it? On the Oh, you mean
Speaker 1: the barber shop, but stylus, whatever the case is. They're
Speaker 1: back to all masks for people. Wear it for people
Speaker 1: getting the haircuts too, and um, the cutters. I have
Speaker 1: no problem with that. Let you neither. If I don't
Speaker 1: have to, I don't wear one. But if they're like,
Speaker 1: hey wear a mask, no problem. I needed one. I
Speaker 1: went in and they were like, hey, we're doing masks now,
Speaker 1: and I was like, oh crap, I gotta get one.
Speaker 1: I used to keep on on me all the time,
Speaker 1: but I was like, do you have and they had.
Speaker 1: Obviously I was watching some mom argue it, I don't know,
Speaker 1: in front of the school board or something somewhere, and
Speaker 1: she was just like, you can not force a medical
Speaker 1: device on my child. I was like, I just is
Speaker 1: like a medical device? Is that what it is? I've
Speaker 1: seen a couple of different things on what because I
Speaker 1: don't think anything's new ever, meaning somebody we have talked
Speaker 1: about unprecedented times and I said, I don't think so.
Speaker 1: I think you know Vietnam, there have been who knows
Speaker 1: history right, crazy stuff has happened. But I was watching
Speaker 1: and they're said, hey, what this is closest to the
Speaker 1: mask situations when they told people to stop smoking in
Speaker 1: public in building, remember that it was berserk. But you
Speaker 1: can't tell me what to do. I want to do
Speaker 1: it to my body and seat belts and people are like,
Speaker 1: you're gonna tell me I have to wear a seat belt,
Speaker 1: Like this is my own safety. I get to pick
Speaker 1: whether or not. But they're like, what's happening is people
Speaker 1: are getting hurt and they're dying, and it's costing the
Speaker 1: insure blah blah blahaa. But right or wrong whatever the thing.
Speaker 1: They're like these situations for people who lived there, they're
Speaker 1: very similar they just have social media then, and Facebook
Speaker 1: wasn't able to distribute uh, you know, inaccurate information as
Speaker 1: accurate information, but the public sentiment that three things are masks,
Speaker 1: no more smoking in places, and seat belts. And it
Speaker 1: was just interesting to watch the guy show clips of
Speaker 1: how they're all they're very, very very similar. Have you
Speaker 1: lived through all those Yeah, you remember people just not
Speaker 1: wanting to do it. My dad wouldn't wear a seat
Speaker 1: belt forever, Like Dad, what are you doing? Like protest?
Speaker 1: He would put the bottom one, but just flip the
Speaker 1: top one over and not put it over his chest
Speaker 1: or whatever, Like you're crazy, you're fighting for no reason.
Speaker 1: What are you looking at? Any um? Charlemagne's Instagram, I
Speaker 1: was looking up something that he posted. Oh, that's a
Speaker 1: lot of people post that. Yeah, I don't know, but man,
Speaker 1: we've been arguing forever, right, like just and it's humanity
Speaker 1: like mostly Now, here's here's my take on the world.
Speaker 1: If that's something I'm extremely passionate about and I feel
Speaker 1: like I can help I do. Otherwise, I'm an observer
Speaker 1: of the world at this point. I'm not gonna jump
Speaker 1: in every fight, even ones that I just kind of
Speaker 1: don't care about or ones that I'm just I'm not
Speaker 1: going to spend a lot of time fighting because I
Speaker 1: know if I'm gonna pick my thing, I'm gonna get in,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna stay in it forever. Um And some things
Speaker 1: I know I can't change when it comes to that.
Speaker 1: I got the vaccine. I believe in it. Right. I
Speaker 1: wear masks if I need to, I don't. I was
Speaker 1: at the mall yesterday. They didn't I wear a mask.
Speaker 1: I don't wear a mask to bed in the bathtub,
Speaker 1: mask it up. But I I wear a mask. I
Speaker 1: got the vaccine. Um, I wear a seat belt. I
Speaker 1: don't smoke in the restaurant. Yeah, that's good, you go
Speaker 1: outside with everyone else. I've never I've never, never, obviously
Speaker 1: never smoked a sigret. Ever, they're so gross to me.
Speaker 1: Well here, I have smoked them, and they are disgusting.
Speaker 1: They're disgusting, and I don't even know why I ever
Speaker 1: did it. I would smoke menthals because because you were kids.
Speaker 1: I know I was trying to be cool. I definitely
Speaker 1: thought I was cool, and it was not cool. So
Speaker 1: kids do not do it. Adults do not do it.
Speaker 1: But also that said, I too about the vaccine. But
Speaker 1: I have friends that are anti VAXX and we still
Speaker 1: get along fine. So like that's good. Like to encourage
Speaker 1: the rest of the world to like just you know,
Speaker 1: I just don't get it. Yeah. I let everyone have
Speaker 1: their opinion and be friends with them. You don't have
Speaker 1: to hate someone. No, but they do, they do, they do?
Speaker 1: You can hate them? No, No, I mean that's not good.
Speaker 1: I don't care what you do. You and I agree,
Speaker 1: disagree on lots of things. I don't and I love you. No,
Speaker 1: we don't, and if we do, we got my life,
Speaker 1: all right, that's it. Gotta go U I get Yeah,
Speaker 1: I gotta go eat lunch. I'm starving. Anybody care, No, yeah,
Speaker 1: I hate you all? All right? By everybody,