Bobby Shares An Update On Amy's Return + Raymundo Gets 'Bro-Tox' + ‘Joy Or Fear' Scream Game!?

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Speaker 1 (00:11):
What's happened to Friends? Welcome to Wednesday's show, Morning Studio Morning.
I think Amy I'll be back tomorrow. We hope Amy
will be back tomorrow. UM, so let's just go around
the room here one more all dude version of what's
the HAPs You can definitely tell to our shows, all dudes,
because there are just certain things that Amy would be like,
I don't want to talk about that. We just go

(00:32):
with it, go with it anyway. So here we go,
what's the HAPs a? What's the hack? Raymond? I'll start
with you. You're in the glassroom over there. What's the
HAPs Well? I had said that April first was when
the people a Big Brother told me I would find
something out from them if I was gonna be on
the show or not. Yeah, ray had back in the
day applied to Big Brother so many times he had

(00:53):
made it kind of foreign auditions. We got the casting
director here on the show. Still nothing. They didn't want
you for the show for some reason. But you you
contacted them again, Well that was previous seasons. Every year
it's there's good thirteen, fourteen more people they're looking for.
So here we go, fresh new batch. Why not be me?
But did you ever apply again? Yes, I apply every
year for twenty three seasons. How do you apply? Go

(01:15):
on line? Do you send a video in? Oh? There is? Yeah,
it's a quick one though back in the day you
did a VHS. Now it's basically just a little selfia
yourself for thirty seconds. Okay, and what do you say
on your thirty second video? What up? I'm sissor Raymundo.
I'm from the North, I'm an alpha male. I live
in the suburbs of Nashville, Tennessee. I best represent person

(01:35):
that lives in the South. Bro. Bro, yeah, bro, yeah, yeah, Okay.
April first came and April first has gone. What do
they tell you? Well? I was DM and the guy
and he told me, Man, dude, I'm telling you, we've
getten a lot of comments from the B team. It
was hundreds blasting these people. Get Ray on there, put

(01:55):
him on, it'll be fun to watch. So hopes were high.
April first came and I was like, let's go. This
isn't not going well. And yeah I heard nothing. So
I didn't make the show. Guys, we can Yeah, the
bits over you could tell it. I was going that
way up. I mean, I don't know how hundreds of

(02:18):
comments can't tell somebody you should put him on the show.
But yeah, the dream's dead. I'll be back for season
twenty four next year. So the dream is not dead postponed. Yea.
I screwed up on season twenty three. Maybe I didn't
have enough personality, they didn't like my selfie video. Who knows,
but put this one a bad boys and girls. We

(02:41):
can't get this person on the air. Talk now he
won't already DMed him in not doing that. Okay, thank you, Raymunday.
All right, what's the hats? Hey? What's the hat? Eddie?
What's going on with you this weekend? In my baseball
my kids baseball game, I'm watching the game, sitting the bleachers,
and I hear a familiar voice. It's not like a

(03:02):
real famous voice, but I've heard this voice before. And
he starts talking about something. I look over and guess
who it was? Was Jay DeMarcus from Rascal Flats, sitting
right there, his son was playing against my son, watching baseball,
and I'm like, this is crazy. This is Nashville, Tennessee,
sitting at a regular kids baseball game, and there's a
Rascal Flats dude right next to me. Do you'll talk

(03:23):
to him? Noah, No, of course not. No. No. He
had sunglasses on, he had his mask on, and I
just felt like if I start talking to him, then
maybe people would be like, oh, look, you know that
is rascal flats guy. And I didn't want to. You know,
he was enjoying his day. Good for you. Yeah, I
do that all the time, Like, and I think Nashville
is that kind of town where there's so many country
artists going around that no one just even bothers them.

(03:44):
So stars are just like us. Yes, But as soon
as I saw him, I'm like, well, maybe Gary's here,
maybe Joe Don's here, but they weren't. He was by himself. Well,
their kids weren't playing, I know, but I figured they're
rascal flats always hanging out together. What I would do
is go, I wonder what car he drove. That will
be the game I would play. Didn't follow him to
his car, I should have, yeah, and then fall into
his house. He well, no, no, no, you just take
a picture for license plate, then you track his house.

(04:06):
That's what you've done, all right? What's the hash lunchbox? Well,
my wife and I got our second vaccine over the weekend,
and I'm gonna tell you what my wife is the
k she played me because I think she looked up
on Google symptoms you're gonna have after your second vaccine,
because the next day, what your second vaccine? That's not

(04:30):
what you said, but go ahead, well whatever. We got
our second vaccine, and the next day, Oh, I got
the chills. I'm exhausted, I don't feel good. And she
proceeded to take three naps, lay on the couch all
day and watch Law and Order SVU. Why I took
care of the two kids all day long and I
felt nothing. My arm was less sore the second time

(04:52):
than it was the first time. And so I'm wrangling kids,
making food, making lunch, dinner, breakfast, and she I'm gonna
take another nap. You don't think she was really sick. Man.
If I'm not feeling a thing and we got the
shot at the same time, come on now, But that's
not true, because I have friends who have gotten shots
and something got really sick and some didn't feel it
anything at all. I think all our bodies are different,

(05:13):
and that's why it affects all of us differently. I
felt like she googled what am I gonna feel out
of the second vaccine? And she played it up because
Law and Order brought one of the guys back. There's
two main people and the one guy, and so she's like,
I gotta catch up, and she was like this, I
can use this as an excuse. So, yeah, I had
to play dad all day by myself talking about that's

(05:36):
what I mean. Alrighty, what's the hat. I'm taking Kalen
to the beach this weekend. Yeah, we're going. I'm not
a beach guy at all, but I about July of
last year, we said, okay, I know that she will
travel on the road with me and also work and
then because she's just making a choice to beend time together. Right.

(06:01):
If not, I'm just gone the whole time. So she
just slogs it with me wherever I go, whatever town
I'm in, She gets on a plane, she goes, she
works in crappy hotels, bad WiFi. And I said, hey,
once this is over, or we get close to it
being over, we'll just go on a weekend get away
somewhere you can pick wherever. So we're going to the
beach this weekend. I can't believe you don't like the beach,

(06:22):
Like this is exciting and you're just like, I gotta
go to the beach. Well, I'm excited to go with her.
I'm just not a beach guy. What do you do
at the beach? Nothing, there's nothing to do. You don't
make sandcastles or anything. I would play if there was
like a game of volleyball or football or something. Who
you and kit exactly like if it was all bros.
But I'll go and sit on the chair and read

(06:42):
a little book, get some burned, all of that. Would
you play on the waves? Occasionally I walk out there,
but I'm I hear this trip and I'm happy to
do it. I'm not even really done yet. Idol's not
over till the end of May. But this is like
the only weekend, but we're going this weekend. I talk
to her on Saturday. She seemed really pumped about it. So, yeah,

(07:02):
she has pumped. I'm pumped. She's pumped. I'm hup pumped.
What Eddie, did you give him a suggestion? What beechs
to go to? No? Oh, now we're going. Yeah. We
have a friend is letting us borrow their place, so
we're going to the beach. There. I know where he's
leaning towards. He's COVID cove or whatever you want. Yeah, yes,
I know and whatever. Well, listen, anytime anyone's went to Florida,
Eddie Llillary, they've come back with COVID. I don't think

(07:25):
I got mine from Florida, but we can go and
say that I should be fully vacs. I have full
vaccination at this point, but it's not exactly two weeks
from it. Yeah, because you're supposed to rest afterwards. Now
we supposed to wait two weeks so it fully kicks in, right,
But I feel pretty good. I'mbout half I'm about half
week up. Let's risk it anyway. That's what's happened with me.
What's happening friends, It's at this time of the show

(07:47):
we reach into the mail bag and open it up.
You get something. Well, good morning, Bobby Bones. I live
in an apartment and upstairs neighbors have small children. They
are constantly running around, jumping off at things, stomping on
the floor. It doesn't matter if it's nine am or

(08:09):
eleven pm. There is a noise from above. I've gotten
past the baby crying, but my patience is running thin.
List I understand that kids don't get out as much
with the pandemic. Are walls are thin, they are young.
All that factors in. How do I ask them to
keep the noise levels down while not making the situation
between us worse. I've never met these neighbors because of

(08:30):
the pandemic, and I think it's fair to ask them
before I go and complain to the office. Any suggestions
that you have would be amazing. Thank you, Morgan Ed.
Do you want this one? Oh? I'll take it. I mean,
first thing came to my mom was grace. Grace, grace.
You have to give them grace. I have four kids
on my own. I don't live in an apartment, thank goodness.

(08:50):
But if I did, I feel like underneath this would
be the same complaints. My kids run all day and
they jump on couches and jump off, jump on beds,
and as much as I tell them to stop, they
stop for about thirty minutes and then they start doing
it again. So I would just say, you gotta give
grace to that family, but at the same time let
them know, because I don't think that that would be

(09:11):
the first thing that would come to my mind. The
people downstairs, Oh my gosh, are they've been bothered by this,
so let them know, and then after that, I hope
that they just do something about it. The only thing
the parents can really do, though, bones is say stop
jumping up and down and stop running. But it's hard.
So your advice is to give grace. Yes, you have
to try to give grace to that family. It's gonna
be tough, Okay, So I'm just gonna piggyback off yours.

(09:34):
And I don't have kids. I have lived under really
noisy people, and if you haven't met them yet, I
think you can get away with an anonymous note tape
to the door, just like, hey, we've had some complaints
about your kids. Make it seem like it's gonna man,
oh yeah, that's a sign that management. No, no, no, no,
Just say hey, we've had some complaints about your kids,

(09:56):
you know, being extremely loud early in the morning and
late at night. We'd really don't want to make an
issue of this. We understand because the pandemic kids are
in a little more. If there's any way you could
limit the jumping or loud noises, that would be great,
Thank you very much, And I probably like a five
dollars sonic gift card. Oh, that's to it at tape
it to the door. I would hope first of all,

(10:17):
they didn't see me come to the door, and just
in case they had like a doorbell cam, i'd wear
a mask when I did it. You look like a burglary.
It's a good idea, But I would tape it to
the door with a little gift and be anonymous about it,
even though it's you. Then they won't know who it is,
they won't have and if they disagree, they won't get
mad at you. So grace and a kind message from

(10:39):
an anonymous person with a gift with a mask. Yeah,
that's what I would do. I think that's great. Thank
you for the question. Though, I did live under someone
that had a Dance Dance Revolution game, and how did
you deal with that? I took the broom and hit
the ceiling. Stop it. Anytime they played Dance Dance Revolution
for nine PM, I would get you don't have You're
not supposed to have Dance Dance Revolution. You live in

(11:00):
an apartment above somebody that's still out. That's all it was.
For those who don't know Dance Dance Revolution. These little
stars are on the ground and you just jump on
the start, and it was all the time, and so
I would tell you go boom. But if it was
at four pm, fine, after eight or nine, I would
hit the ceiling, go can you shut up? And then
I avoid eye contact all the time outside of the apartment.

(11:21):
Of course, did you shut them up? Not really? Maybe
a little bit. I didn't do the anonymous note in
a mask thing that came to you later like enemy
just now, just now, all right, thank you for the email.
You can always email us more again, what do they do?
Nail bag up Bobby Bones dot com. Thank you, we
got your and I was abound the closed Bobby filag.

(11:45):
You can always go to our Facebook page and give
your opinion, you guys, do not ever they do that.
Hesitated to give your opinions over there. Search for Bobby
Bones show on Facebook. There you go. Lunchbox sent three
letters to three very famous celebrities seeing if they'll send
a picture signed back right. Correct. This all started because

(12:05):
a young kid sent Taylor Swift a letter and said, hey,
can I get like some merch? And Taylor center a
bunch of merch. We talked about all the letters we'd
sent celebrities we were kids. I sent whole Cogan one.
Eddie sent Cameron Crowe, Director Ray sent cal Ripken Jr.
You sent Troy Eigman. Some of us got responses, some
of us didn't. I think mine is probably fake. I
don't think Whole Cogan really wrote my my postcard back

(12:27):
now I think about it. So the three you've chosen
were Oprah the Rock and Carrie Underwood. And in the letter,
you didn't send it as lunchbox the thirty nine year
old man correct, because I thought they would just ignore
it because they're creepy old dude. So I wrote it
a seven year old Greg Amanda and I forget the
other person's name. But he wrote them too, like a

(12:48):
three year old, but said he was seven. It's like,
I like you do when you movies. I like you
on TV. I like to see you sing. I hope
to be cool like you when I'm older. Eddie had
a seven year old at two of them at this point. Yeah,
and he writes really well, like they both write really well,
better than the way he wrote the letters. So about
a week ago he's gonna mail the letters off. It

(13:09):
turns out your wife never mailed the light. Yeah, she
said you would take him to the post office. Boom,
never did it left him in her car. So what's
the clip we have here? So this is me going
to the post office and letting the post office. Lad.
You know, I need to make sure these are mailed
and get to these celebrities because I am posing as
a seven year old. Oh you told her the whole story. Yeah,
you're posing. Okay, that's kind of weird, but okay, here
you go. Yes, ma'am, I need you to help me.

(13:30):
I'm posing as a seven year old and sending letters
to celebrities and see if they'll mail me something back.
So I need to make sure we mail those out. Okay, Now,
did you want to send it? Certify what they have
to sign for it? No, just regular mail. You just
need three SAMs, that's it. Okay, Yeah, and I'm hoping
that you know, I invited over to my seven year
old birthday parties see a show from Does my handwriting

(13:53):
look like a seven year old? I wrote it left handed,
so i'd look like a seven year old. You did
that on her? Yeah, now, okay, misleading because I figured
they're not going to write back to a thirty nine
year old growth man. You know, thank you? So much.
All right, she thinks you are a weirdo, for sure,

(14:15):
she tells all her friends afterwards. I think first two
she thought he was writing for his kid who's seven,
but he did say it was for me. Faking is
a seven year old? Yeah, that's weird. Um. Who do
you think writes back? First? Of the three? If any
of them do, I would say, if I were guessing her,
we'll all say, on the kind of three? Who we think?
Ye say? One name, first name? Ready? One? Two? Three?

(14:37):
Carry you go first? I think the Rock because if
you look online, he does cool things for a lot
of people, and so I think he's in touch with
his fans, and I think the Rock will do something.
The reason that I say carry, and maybe you say
carry too, is I think maybe her people end up
hearing this and tracking the letter down and sending something back,

(14:59):
but it's not from me. They'll never know why do
you look at me like that? Lunchbox made big guys?
That's true though they won't know what letter is right,
They won't know what letters of letters a day? I
would imagine, right, I mean, where did you send the
return address to my house? Because I didn't want them
to know. Music Square West that wouldn't just give it away.

(15:21):
I'm like, okay, we know who this is, so I
put my home address. This is interesting because they are
they're not gonna know who, say, well, like what letter
it is? Yeah, that's true, but but maybe they know
it's a seven year old and you said it's a
seven year old, and they I'm still going with Carrie. Okay,
well I got the rock. We'll check back Monday. We
check back every Monday and see if we have any

(15:42):
update in the letter. All right, thank you. Lunchboxing the
latest from Nashville in Tullywood Morgan number two thirty seven,
Skinny and Brian Kelly of Florida, Georgia Line announced his
debut EP as a solo artist. It's called b K's
Wavepack and he's releasing it on April thirteenth. Tennessee lawmakers

(16:05):
have passed a bill to make Dolly Parton's version of
Amazing Grace the official state song. The bill was introduced
in February and past this week. Here's a clip of
her versiony stweetten Letsy line Bow. Circle Network is premiering

(16:53):
a new TV series tonight called The Circle Country Countdown.
I'm one of these six panelists on it, counting down
different country pop culture things. Tonight's show is counting down
Country's top ten males. The show airs every Wednesday at
seven thirty pm Central Time on Circle TV. I'm Oregan
number two. That's your skinny all it's time for the

(17:15):
good news. There was a story in the news and
we talked about on the should little bit. This stray
dog named c Sue. He kept going to the Dollar
General store, door open, he'd go in, and he'd go
to the same unicorn, try to steal the same stuffed
purple unicorn over and over he went in. So a

(17:35):
story happened about it, and somebody went and just bought
him that unicorn and then sent them both to a
shelter so he then had a place to stay. So
it was all the news. It was hilarious. Well, now
someone has adopted the dog and the unicorn, and c Sue,
the stray dog and as unicorn now have a home.
That's great but pretty cool. Huh, there you go. That's
what it's all about. That was tell me something good,

(18:00):
all right. So what they did as a talk to
a bunch of people and they said, hey, can you
tell the difference in a scream if it means somebody's
experiencing joy or experiencing fear. Most people can't tell the difference. Really,
it sounds easy enough, right, How many screams do you
have over there? Seven? Okay, let's see if we can
identify if it's a joyful scream or a fear because
I feel like I would nail this too. Yeah, it

(18:20):
sounds easy. Do you have the answers? Yep? Okay, I
don't know the answers. Play me this first scream. Either
she's about to get stabbed or she won to pick six?
No big difference. Hold on, play that again. What do
you think that is? She's terrified? Something just surprised her,
She's terrified. Spider on the floor, a snake. One more time.

(18:40):
That's got to be like a mouse or something, right, something,
I'm going fear, You're going fear? Fear? Ry? What is
that one? That is a joy scream? Stop it? Do
you know what she's happy about? There's no context. A
pregnancy announcement? Okay, okay, play that again. Okay, Wait, and
it's a it's a boy, you're pregnant. That's a little
too hard, A little too hard of that. I don't

(19:03):
buy it. Okay, so we're wrong on that one. Play
another one. Huh sounds like Ella my dog. That's a celebration,
right or an EMU. I'm gonna go scare it again.
I feel like all these are like a mouse runs out.
Are you doing opposite of what you really think? Or

(19:25):
do you think really scared? On that? I think scar
one more time. I'm going scared. I don't know. I
feel like sinko to drinko. She's celebrating. Whoa what is
that one? Ray? That is fear? Okay, what's she what's
she afraid of? Mike? Oh? Halloween mask? Okay, all right,
I'm up. Go next one. Jeez, louis having a baby delivering?

(19:50):
Come on, Nancy push. I think I heard it. I'm
part of a laugh that's right in the middle. Or
is that a cry? Or she's trying to catch her
breath because she's so scared. This is a tough one, man. Okay,

(20:11):
I'm going with I'm going with a joy. I'm going joy.
I go scared. It's joy? What is that found out
she was cancer free? Wow? That should be a big
scream Hit it again. That's cool, all right? Next step
number four, Okay, this is a wrestler. I feel like

(20:33):
I know this scream. What do you mean like it's
someone you know screaming? Mike? Is that a Is that
a viral sound? It is? Okay? So like TikTok? Is
it me? Okay? That feels about it sounds like a wrestler,
like it's gotta be joy. Yeah, I didn't sound like

(20:55):
it's scared or anything. What is that one? Joy? Who's
that Howard Dean when he was running for president? Oh? Wow,
of course you'd remember that. Okay, well Mike told me.
But I do remember that being on stage. Are you
give me another one? Oh? That's scared for sure. But
she's laughing at the end. Huh do you hear that
little laugh at the end? I'm going what did I say?

(21:18):
I'm still going scared? What are you gonna go a little?
A little bit of joy there at the end? That one?
That is fear? Correct? Bones? How do you mind the door?
I'm good? Did I get that one? Yeah? Yeah? How many?
One more? Two? Left? Two left? Ahead? That's that's scared, scary? Simple? Yeah,
that's scared? Is that scared? Nice? Oh? She's scared of
the back seat. I'm pretty good at this? Huh? Have

(21:42):
I only missed one? Yeah? Um, okay, and give me
one more. What that's first of all, he's in a
staircase or a cave. That's joy. It feels like a wahoo.
I agree with you, who's joy? What happened there? Oh?

(22:04):
TV show Eddie. I don't know that you did that? No,
I didn't. I did the exact opposite of you. You
did great, that's fun. Huh. They explained that early animals,
screams were caused by a predator attacking, noting that such
sounds could startle a predator, and that's where screaming came from.
You remember the screaming goat? Yeah? Who forgets that? I

(22:27):
do remember the screaming goat. Let me run this scenario
by all the guys here in the room. Let's say
you're in your bedroom and you see a little book
laying there, and the book says your wife's secret diary. Ooh,
and it's written on there all my secrets and everything
I feel about Eddie never happened. But but but just
we're making as easy as possible. It's like every everything

(22:49):
I feel about Eddie with him that he doesn't know,
and it's laying there and she's gone. She went to
the store. She got oh just for like an hour, dietdie.
He's not gone on the weekend. No, she's gone. Would
you read that diary? You would? Yes? Why I want
to know what's in that diary? I mean on it
it says the biggest secret? Yes, And you know I

(23:09):
don't want Eddie Tondo right, right, that's what it says
a cover. I have to read it, but you know
it's private and secret to her. Sure, yeah, but I
still want to know what it is. I mean, I
don't think any human that would tell you that's laying
there with that being said on the top, on the cover,
they're gonna read it. It's just it's part of nature.
I wouldn't what. I wouldn't read it. So but your
mind would start thinking, like, oh, what's in there? If

(23:31):
it just said secret diary of Caitlin, all my thoughts
are here. But do you would just know if it's
a diary? Right, I wouldn't read that. Really, I don't
want to know that's her business. Huh. And I don't
think every thought you have means it happens in real life.
I don't want to know what she's thinking. I think
that I would want I would already know what she's
thinking first off, but you know, like because you know,
we were around each other a lot, so we know

(23:52):
these things. But I want to know in detail, like
what she really thinking lunch Bucks. If you saw your
wife's secret diary and it's sitting there ready to be open,
would you read it? You would see he's being honest.
I'm being honest too. I have no interest in what
it's not for me. Listen when it says, oh, all
my feelings about lunchbox, how I feel about Lunchbox. I
want to know, like on March twenty three, did she
think about, oh I could kill him? Or you know,

(24:13):
you want to know what she's thinking that way when
she says something like that's not really what you're thinking,
you can bust her on things because she lies about
her feelings and you really want to know she's mad
about something. If she's hiding something, one hundred percent open
that sucker up, go on the restroom, lock the door,
read it. Oh boom, Raymondo, your wife, she has it out.
Would you read it? Yeah, well I would say no, no,

(24:34):
I'm not going to read it. But I already know
that I would, because it's happened to me before. Not
with my current wife, but otherwise. Oh no. There used
to be a website called live journal, and I just
found out that my ex girlfriend back in the day
had a live journal. I went online for two days
straight and read every one of her journals. Boom, but
was that private? It was? Well, she put it on there,
and then one of her friends told me that she

(24:54):
had this journal, and that's how I found out that
she liked another guy. Oh see, are fourteen high school.
But I mean, I'm still a journal and I read
every page. So to say that I wouldn't, I know
that I would. You three would violate the privacy of
your woman for the selfish needs curiosity selfish curiosity. Wow,

(25:15):
I just wouldn't. You wouldn't, And I guess we're selfish.
I'll own and I am selfish. And I want to
know what you're writing about me. I need to know
what what? Why wouldn't you like? What is it about
that that you wouldn't want to know? Because I don't
feel like everything? She writes as someone who used to
do it. I used to keep a little journal online.
My friend Courtney found it and read it all on

(25:35):
the my computer. It was your journal. Yeah, when we
were living together in college and and i'd saved up.
I finally bought my first computer, and I would write
every night. I'd go and I'd write a little journal entry.
I didn't feel very good today. I'd tried to go
to a party and no one would talk to me.
So I decided to know more parties, you know that.
And I was really vulnerable inside of it, thinking one

(25:56):
day I may use some of it for a book
or something. And I Recordney woke up one day it's like,
hey man, a REGI a little diary up on the computer.
And I was like, what yus it is open, that's
not your computer. He just sat there the whole thing.
He's like, yeah, it gets It's cute. You gotta think, man,
like it would be helpful to your relationship. Not you

(26:17):
in Courtney, but like me and my wife like till
no things. And then you know, if she if I
found something really good in there, I say, look that
book that says everything I don't want Eddie to know
about it. I read it, and then you say, there's
something in there that I think we should talk about,
Like what is it. I think she or whomever deserves
the right to have their own thoughts, and even if

(26:38):
they just want to keep them ass thoughts, and maybe
they're just using it as some sort of um cathartic
communication style within themselves. It's like writing a letter and
never mailing it like you. Sometimes they use that as
an exercise. Write a letter, put your failure, never rip
it up when you're done and you feel better about
what you wrote. I wouldn't read it. I thought I
was just wondering, good for you, good for you, that
you would let it sit there. I don't go to

(26:58):
our Facebook page either, But once that's true three or
four months for the same reason, like it's not, I
don't want to see it. I don't think I want
to see her deep down in her thoughts that she
doesn't want me to see. They asked that question to
a bunch of people, by the way, and what do
they say? So they ask it a bit different. They say,
if you were cleaning out your bedroom one day and
you found your partners secret diary, would you read it?
And you three say yes, yes, okay. According to a

(27:22):
new survey, sixty three percent of people say no. What
liars twenty percent definitely would The rest aren't sure. Women
are fifty percent more likely than men to say they
read the diary. Women maybe are there being more honest
than the men are. Women are really curious about Women
are snoopy, They're sneaky co signets a little curious about things.

(27:49):
You're Samy's pile of stories. I am filling in framy again.
There is an actor who says he's not taken seriously
because he works out. Who do you think that is?
The Rock? Oh? That's a great one, but I feel
like the Rock was known first for being a wrestler
and big body guy. Feel like that got them here?
Who else? Would you say? John Cena? Same thing, the

(28:11):
same person? Okay, because he works out so much? Yeah,
well more, one more Ryan Reynolds, Okay, solid, it's Chris
Hemsworth Thor. Keeping up with Thor's body means not being
taken seriously. According to Chris Hemsworth. He says, quote bodybuilding
is seen as vanity, whereas if I put on a
bunch of unhealthy way or god unhealthy skinny for a role,

(28:32):
I'd be a serious actor. He makes a point. I
will say this though I've been reading more about this
dad bought stuff right, Oh come on, Well, I just
want to know why people are saying why women like
it so much. Being a little unhealthy is better than
being really healthy. And I have it down to two things. One,
their man has a dad body, and they love who
they are as a person, who that guy is, so

(28:53):
they're like, I like dad body, okay, because it's like
a name. If you know two of three people they're
awesome with the same name, You're like, man and Charles
is a great name. But if you know a couple
of people that aren't awesome to have the same name,
like I've never named my kid Becky. I just know
too many bad Becky's same thing, like if you know
great people, your your husband's got dad body, Like I
just want That's why I love dad bodys because what
he does. So that's one and two what Caitlin has

(29:17):
been telling me. Because I'm forty one now, things are
bouncing back like they used to for me and say, hey,
what's up with She's like, I'd prefer I'd prefer you
to be a little softer. So she said to me,
I said, no, you wouldn't, because do you think I
want you in the gym for an hour and a
half a day rather than hanging out, or we just
get to go to dinner and like eat stuff. When
you're not like, oh no, no, how many how many

(29:37):
pieces of that chicken's gut bread on it? She's like, no,
I'd rather you just enjoy our time together whether than
you be gone and you always obsess about your So
it isn't really that they like. The softness isn't so loved,
but it's what is a part of that. Sure, they
enjoying life. And so it is all going back to

(29:58):
Chris Hemsworth here where I I think people don't take
him seriously because I go, look, this guy's always in
the gym, like he's not doing anything else that working out.
I do take him seriously though. I think he's a
good actor. Seriously, he beat me up. I don't. He's
a monster. It's a big dude. I mean, I take
him seriously obviously, people do. Yeah, Like I don't see
him as just like a guy that works out. I
see him as a good actor, but I see him

(30:19):
probably being discounted as a dumb guy in Hollywood because
he's got a bunch of muscles, which probably isn't fair.
And he makes a good point. If you put on
a bunch of weight for a role like a Val Kilmer,
Oh he's a great actor. But if you put on
a bunch of muscle, that role is that life? I
think he just got fat. Oh yeah, the role of life.
John Party doesn't lack stinky dogs on the bed. He

(30:40):
doesn't want his four dogs sleeping on the bed because
they're smelly anal glands what, but he does try to help.
He manually empties their glands when necessary. John Party was
recently asked if he and his wife Summer, let their
four dogs sleep on the bed. He could have given
a yes, no answer, but he actually said this, I
don't let my dogs sleep by him. Damn anal glands
that are so bad. They sleep on the floor. Charlie's

(31:02):
their little French bulldog and I have to put gloves
on on leak them. They don't smell good. And you know,
I was talking about my dogs about two weeks ago.
I said, hey, can I get somebody to come to
my house and like do the grooming thing for the
same reason, like bulldogs are fat, and I thought it
was called release their anal glands. What did John call
and say leak them? Both aren't don't sound like the

(31:25):
most fun things, so gross, But that was part of
what happens when people come to your house to groom
your dog, especially if you have a fat dog like
I do. They clean them, they unshead them, they use
that cleakall and then they clean their ant anal glands out, which,
by the way, last time they were over as them
to do it to me, I said no, here's another
country music festival to talk about. This year's Rock the
South is going down August thirteenth and fourteenth and Colman, Alabama.

(31:48):
Performers include Luke Combs, Miranda Lambert, Leonard skinnerd Ashley McBride,
Ingrid Andres, and Jordan Davis. Details are at Rock the
South dot com. We're also a couple of weeks away
from a big annaiment from Eddy A couple weeks announced
a couple weeks away. My wife asked me what it was,
and it's I can't tell you, A couple of weeks away,
locked in a briefcase somewhere, can't say anything about it.

(32:08):
Amazon's top wedding dress costs forty three dollars. Here's why. Well,
one weddings are famously expensive, but savvy shoppers are raving
about a clingy lace dress that seems tailor made and
costs forty three dollars. Though Brides reported last year the
average cost of a wedding is as far as the
dress goes a sixteen hundred bucks. They have found this

(32:29):
curve hugging mermaid dress and people are buying it like crazy.
Nearly seventy five percent of the reviews are five star rating.
They're like, if it's pretty good and it's really affordable,
so people are buying it like crazy, that's great. If
it's if people are buying so many of them at
forty dollars, you gotta raise the prize. Well, yeah, I'm
sure they'll get there right now. That's awesome because people

(32:51):
stress out about the prices of wedding dresses. It's like
rayin his cameo. You can't keep in. He keeps getting
so many offers. You have to raise the prize. Yeah,
I mean they keep flying in. Yeah, that might be
what I need to do. Okay, Uh, six thousand, five
hundred twenty three tickets when the lottery, when the numbers
come up one one, one, No, you never think it's

(33:14):
gonna be one one one, one one one. So congratulations
to all the winners that have picked one one one. Finally,
Krispy kreamad's two limited edition Oreo Donuts Yes, featuring the
first ever Oreo glaze. I mean the big donuts. I
saw it. It's beautiful. Krispy Kremee's rocking the news right now.
They are, Yeah, they are. They're in the news more

(33:35):
than the president is. It's so true. That's Amy's pile
of stories. Thank you very much. That was Amy's pile
of stories. It's time for the good news good Saban
Harris is a junior in high school and he was
finishing his shift at the Tie restaurant when the owner

(33:56):
came running in and said, help help, my six month
old baby is choking. He runs in there and sure enough,
the baby is like, has no color to its skin
and it He starts. He goes, oh, I know CPR.
I know, I learned it from school. He starts doing CPR.
Next thing you know, the baby starts breathing, his color
comes back, and he has saved the baby, all thanks

(34:17):
to him taking a class at school that was CPR.
And he says, you know what, because of this. I
want to go to Florida State eventually and I want
to become a trauma nurse. Wow, so there we go.
I think he's good for it. You've taken baby CPR
A yes, I have to for my foster class. What's
the difference in baby CPR, I a hand of the
size of the human. Well, what's the difference in baby
CPR and human adult person CPR? So compressions are usually

(34:40):
two fingers in the chest versus you know, your two hands,
your two palms on the chest. Other than that, I
think it's pretty much the same. And I say I
think because I need to refresh myself. Do they still
do mouth to mouth? Yes, you do a little mouth
to mouth. Obviously it's not like a huge like a
big breath for a baby, but you do a little
mouth to mouth. Yeah. Is mouth to mouth less of
a thing? Though? Now, just in general, when someone's down

(35:01):
and out, it's mostly chest No, man, it's compressions and
then you breathe, take a breath, breathe again, and then
compressions again. It's all part of it. If someone came
in said, ed, do you have a baby? Yeah, how
do you feel like you'd react? Good, I think all.
I mean again, I've been a lifeguard, so I had
to learn CPR for lifeguard, I'm a foster parent. For
us to get certified, we had to take CPR classes,

(35:22):
so I've had the class probably twenty times in my life.
I should know what I'm doing if you ask me
right now. I don't know the exact numbers, but if
it's the time pressure situation, that's what I'm saying. I
think that the knowledge that is ingrained in my head
will come to me and I'll save the life. But
are you a rise to the occasion type guy or
are you more of a cookie crumbles type guy. I
haven't really been put to the test, you know, but

(35:42):
I think. I mean, I've had a couple of saved
lifeguard and I saved. I saved those people, so I think,
when it comes to it, bones, I'm a saver. Okay,
bring the baby in. No, no, all right, that's what
it's all about. A good story that was tell me
something good. Here are the top three songs and country
music this week. At number three, Thomas Rhett, What's Your

(36:03):
Country Song? At number two, Brett Young Lady, I hope
youeous back, Remember and love and at number one FGA
Long Live. Number one pop song is Billie Eilish. Therefore

(36:28):
I am a lot of those Billy Eilish songs to
me sound exactly the same. She definitely has her lane,
she owns it, but they sound exactly the same to me.
The number one alternative song is Machine Gun, Kelly and
Black Bear, my ex's best friend. I swear to God
I have the fun in love, the fun in love

(36:50):
I can't get all right. There you go. Those are
all all the number one songs and all the categories there.
It is now time to go over and get in
the more. Corny, Let's go the morning, Corny, what's the
medical term for owning too many dogs? What's the medical

(37:11):
term for owning too many dogs? A roverdose rope? That
was the morning, Corny. Hey speaking a dog. We bought
these cbed treats for our dogs. It would calm one
of them down. Because Ella, the adopted dog, still goes

(37:33):
berserk sometimes, and so she's getting a lot taller, a
lot faster. So now she when she stands up on
her back feet, she can get up high places. She
got onto a table on a counter and pulled down
a whole bag of these cbed treats, and so all
I know is the bags open. She's had like four
or five of them, maybe Stanley's had one or two,
and then she's just as chill as could be for

(37:55):
the whole night. We thought she might have overdosed on
cbed treat I don't know if that's possible. You can't.
We looked it up. Although Kaylin started calling her dog
Marley Marley for sure they were parting, and she was
just chill. She was chill all night this morning too, chill.
Stanley's just kind of a big, fat, lazy bulldog anyway,
so he's always got with chills. But we were worried

(38:16):
for a while that you could overdose on CBD dog treats.
I'm not a big believer in CBD. Maybe for some
people it works. For me, it feels like snake oil.
I think Raymond it does CBD or something. He's tried it.
But I don't know if that works. You think it works, right, Honestly,
I might all be in the head. I think it is,
And you know what, if it's in the head and
it still works, it still works, you know. But dogs

(38:38):
are good. We just had to google it. Real quick
and you overdose on CBD. Tree had a good night, Raymond.
I'm not hating it all. It's just a bit peculiar
that you got botox. Like you're a good looking guy.
You look young, you're thirty five. I just think it's
so did you pay for it? No straight hook up.
But that's also the influence of a woman. I'm married now,

(38:59):
and she recommended, Hey, why don't you do that. You
worked a lot in the lumber mill. Maybe you stressed
a lot playing sports. You got some furrows is what
they're called, those little marks in your forehead. She said
it'll trim off about ten years. You want to do it,
And I said, okay, if and she said, you'll feel better.
I want you to feel your youngest version of yourself.
Why not get bro talks? Why do you keep calling
a bro talks? It's called botox. You're just a guy
that's getting it. It's manipulated. It has the feel that

(39:23):
it's a female type thing. Guys can get it as
well by calling it bro talks. It's more normal. It's
from my guys as well. We're at the bar, we're
talking about getting bro talks. You're at a bar with
a bunch of dudes talking about getting bro time. Hopefully
maybe this leads to conversation. I believe that's what the
company was hoping why they gave it to me. Yeah,
how much does it normally cost? It's in the hundreds.
It's because they put some put some ccs in that
head for me. They said, I'm a guy, I got

(39:44):
tough skin, so they were just pumping it to me. Okay, no,
they weren't having a puppet to you any harder. The
lady did say, she goes, you have a very very
intense skin like you have intense reactions and looks, which
means that I frowl a lot or frown a lot.
I get surprised a lot. So those are those the
intentions that I have that I show on my face
from thirty five years of laughing, of being scared, being happy.

(40:06):
He's repeating a commercial back. I feel like he saw
two AM on some weird channel. Okay, so tell me
what happened. You go in, you sit in a chair. Yeah,
I took my wife with me. I said, I really
wasn't totally comfortable, not having done it before, and just
right away, I believe they wiped a little moisturizing pad,
and then immediately they got the just like you're getting
the shots for the vaccine, shots went in the forehead.

(40:27):
How many shots they put in your head? I should
put about five six seven. I mean it was at
the locations of where my little marks are so right
there in the middle and the upper left, upper right
next to my eyebrow, and then I believe right between
my eyes. Some of it is a little fuzzy. I
was a little scared, and I may have blacked out
for a second. It was. It was very, very comfortable,
be honest, today hurt. They say just a pinch, and

(40:49):
really it's just a pinch. There's a little pinch on
the forehead. Did her dad? She said it was just
a pinch. Do you feel like your four heads different?
It takes about a week sometimes too, but they said
it would be a very distinct difference when you look
in the mirror and see yourself, and you'll almost see
your twenty five year old self. I'm gonna throw this

(41:12):
person under the bus. I was thinking if I knew anybody,
any other men who got it. I do have a
friend who is known. I'll leave it at that famous friend.
He's very known and somebody who's giving me a hard
time wine, It's like, hey, you should get botox. And
I was like, hey, I kind of am who I
am at this point as far as like my skin,
and so I said, hey, guy, I think they're telling

(41:36):
me I should get botox, and he goes, don't do it.
He goes, I did it once and my whole head froze.
He's like, I just couldn't stop it from being all
in one piece. This has two hundred fifty bucks to
five hundred bucks for a botox around there, and then
one day you have to go back and get another one.
For a while. They said you'll be good to go.
They do want to monitor it in two weeks just

(41:57):
to make sure everything's good to go. Is this weird
or because of Ray? It's just like classic Ray? I
mean classic Ray. But I feel like I'm also getting
sold on something right now today, everybody glad you guys
can hang out with us. We have Johannah from Arkansas
on the phone right now. Johannah, how are you? How
are you? I'm doing pretty good. Do people call you

(42:19):
Joanna all the time? They do, but your name is Johannah, right, yeah, yeah,
Well good I'm glad John. What are you love in Arkansas? Hey?
We used to listen. Bismark used to be our rival
in football literally all time. Yeah, they used to beat
our butts all time. Johanna, you're gonna be able to
pick up player here to represent you. Now, I'll tell

(42:39):
you what. You can pick Lunchbox Eddie Morgan, or you
can pick me to Smart Smart. If any of them
win and beat me, you get the prize, a fifty
dollars marathon gas gift card. But if I win and
you pick me, you get the prize. What are you
gonna pick me or them? The field? I gotta go
with the Arkansas I like that. Okay, so the game

(43:03):
is raymundill explain how this is gonna work. Yeah, I'm
gonna just read the first line of the song, and
you guys are gonna guess the song name. And this
is because listeners we're complaining we play too many nineties
country games. So we're now doing two thousandth country. Are
you ready? Ray, yep? First song? Read us the first line.
You want the example, it's jumped to number one. Just
use the example as number one. I got rice cooking

(43:25):
in the microwave. Yeah, I got that one. What do
you five guess? No, eliminator, I'm in. I mean, I'm
in for the w Morgan. You're in this game because
you were born in like ninety five or something. Yeah,
so you were a kid. Wait, okay, Yeah, it's a

(43:55):
good day to be alive, day to be life, Good
day to be a life. Hey, you gotta elevate that day. Yeah, lunch,
Great day to be alive, Eddie, Great day to be alive,
Great day to be alive. I got a rise cooking
in the microwave. I got a three day beard. I
don't plan to shave, and it's a goofy thing, but

(44:17):
I just got say I'm doing all right? What a jam?
What a jam? And that's not forget he blocked me
on Twitter for all right, let's stop playing it. No, No,
I'm still into it. I probably deserve to be blocked.
Next up Raymundo. Right now, he's probably slow dancing with
a bleached blonde tramp and she's probably getting frisky. I'm

(44:37):
who I mean alright, what year was that Travis Chit song?
Two thousand? Knew it was close and it was in
the good borderline there everybody in Yeah, Morgan before he
cheats lunch Bucks, before he cheats Eddie, before he cheats, Yeah,

(44:58):
before he cheats, he's probably a little dancing with the
leach blonde champ and she's Probablican, all right. Next up,
Becky was a beauty from South Alabama. Again, Becky was
a beauty from South Alabama. What year was this one? From?

(45:23):
Two thousand and three? Wow? You know it? Yeah, okay,
I'm like you're doing over there. I'm waiting for lunch bonds.
He's got his eyes closed and he's help me through it.
A girl went to a Pentecostal church. I'm telling the story.
I understand, but you're trying to help me off. Girl
went to pet and I went to church with the

(45:45):
lot as a kid where I went to Mountain Bin
Baptist and they would speak in tongue. And that's what
he said, right now, that's what that sounds like. That
sounds like that hammer. She's communicating her right five seconds
time lunch he thinks about tractor sexy boy. Then correct.

(46:06):
All that time was I thinking? What was I thinking?
South Alabama? Am damn no no no no no no
no no nommer was I thinking? All I could think?
About it was a Pentecostal church, and then tractor came out.
Huh and then yeah, I couldn't get to that. For

(46:28):
next up, number four from two thousand and nine, picture
Perfect Memories scattered all around the floor. Oh man, a
picture perfect memories scattered all around the floor. Eddie is
taking his headphones off. Eddie, dude, what's baseball today, Edie? Eddie, dude,

(46:49):
I used to go to Saint Aubert the Great back
in Austin is a great church, man. Oh my god,
oh my gosh, I can't think of the name of
this song one more time. Ray, just get bad you
a shot here. Picture perfect memories scattered all around the floor.
Oh my gosh, I'm drawing. I'm blank, dude. I love

(47:10):
this song too. Yeah, it's a good one. I mean
five seconds Austin, Texas. You played it on your show. Yeah,
no nothing, Eddie, what your answer last night? How about this?
How about if I go picture perfect men scattered out,
Kelly because it doesn't sing, almost keep going. And if

(47:37):
you can't, man some man thing, all right, go ahead,
it's a corner after what I need you now, it
needs you now more now, Drew No, scattered all right?

(48:04):
Next up. I was sitting there selling turnips on a
flatbed truck. Song is from two thousand and five. It's
the last one, all right, so you win? Were ten points? Sure,
he's got it. Un we're not gonna win this game.
I never know everybody in It was a song written

(48:27):
by Luke Bryan. Yeah right, lunchbicks. Oh Man, when you're
going somewhere, you gonna need good directions, Eddie, you don't
want the battle ones? Do you want the good directions?
Get directions? Alice sitting selling turn ups on flat truck
cruch and you know he would send her back for

(48:48):
the sweet tea. Right. The twist was she's coming right
back to me. But do you know why? Do you
know who she was? We talked about this before? Is
his mom? Oh it was really? Yeah? Wasn't wasn't miss
be it or whatever? Yeah? Miss bell? Miss Bell? Yeah?
Was that his mom? I guess I have no idea.

(49:08):
Um I do believe though, if I'm looking at the school. Yeah, yeah,
you your math is right, Hey, Johannah, sorry, Joe. As
a friends caller, Joe, guess what I didn't miss one?
That means you win the prize? Yeah, that's what I'm
talking about right, where's your music? I'll get there. You'll
all believe the book. Hey Joe, how do you feel?

(49:30):
I feel great? Close Eddie? How should she feel? He
should feel good? Oh? I feel so good? Close enough?
All right, Joe, congratulations, thank you for listening. You got
tank you gas fifty bucks? And Eddie was saying before
the segment that may not be enough for a tanking,
not right now, not with the prices right now. I
mean I filled up yesterday and it was just a
little over fifty Joe, how much take you to fill

(49:52):
up a tank gas? Right on the All right, Joe,
We're gonna put you on hold and get you this
gas card. So thank you for listening, Thank you for playing. Okay, bye,
There she is Joe and Bismark. The Bismarck Lions, by
the way, beat our butts. Sometimes if I come on
the air and I'm taking up a side, I'd like

(50:13):
to know at least what the other side's thinking. And
I wear masks. I'm a big believer in masks. I
think masks have helped listen. Nobody got the flu really
this year. You know why? Because people everybody wore a masks.
No one thought about that. Yeah, and so as you go,
mask don't work. Of course they did. Like the flu
number is way down too. That being said, I do
understand people to go I don't want to wear a mask.

(50:34):
If you have an extremely rule part of the country,
when you're not seeing anybody, why would you wear a mask.
So I've seen both sides, but I'm still on my
side when it comes to airplanes, and people wear a
masks on airplanes, not because of anything else other than
it's their rule. The airline says you have to wear
a mask. Have to wear a mask. If you come
into my house and I say, hey, you can't wear shoes,
then I have to take your shoes off. I own

(50:54):
the house, right, So people that still get into fights
on airplanes about masks, it blows my mind. But because
this isn't a cultured thing. This is a company that
says you can't come into our airhouse if you're not
wearing a mask. It's like the no shoes, no shirt.
Why don't you get protesting that. You can't argue that one.
I want to go to Burger King when no shoes
and no shirts America, No you can't. That's just the rule.

(51:17):
Passengers on a Southwest Airlines flight, we're seen applotting the
removal of a woman who allegedly refused to wear a mask.
The woman has seen arguing with the flight attendant before
getting up to leave. That's where the plane erupted into
applause because she didn't flip everybody off. It's unclear what
airport the flight was leaving from, but during the video

(51:38):
she has her mask and she's accused of not wearing
a face covering before the camera started rolling, so she
saw everybody put their phones up and threw a mask
on real quick. Here's a clip. So embarrassing, So embarrassing,

(52:01):
and I bet you they're not even clapping really about
the master clapping that she gets off some thing, go
to their destination, Like, don't be a pain in the butt.
You know the rules. If you don't have to abide
by the rules, don't get on the plane. Anyways, saw
that thought it was pretty funny. I would have been
annoyed too that someone's just there causing drama. You would
have been part of the clapping, Yeah, yeah, me too. Yeah,
I'd have been part of the recording it too. For sure.

(52:21):
Would bring on the show and be like I got
this video, it's time for the good news. Andrea Lessing
was working in a goodwill in Norman, Oklahoma, sorting through
some donations. Goes through one bag, unfolds a couple of
sweaters and what is she fun? Forty two thousand dollars

(52:44):
in cold hard cash, crazy crisp hundred dollars bills were
wrapped up in the sweater that someone forgot about and
donated it. Did she pocket the money? No, she went
and told her manager. They tracked down the owner and
return the forty two thousand dollars in cold hard cash.

(53:05):
It's always too where someone were like saving up for
a house and they forgot where they put it. Well,
it's not always, because I bet sometimes it's like a
drug dealer miss. But when we hear about it, though,
do you know what the money was going toward? I
does not say, but they did actually a crack house. Now,
a grateful person who mistakenly donated it did give Andrea
a one thousand dollars reward. That's a reward too, That's right,

(53:34):
all right, that is good. She returned it. That's great.
That's what it's all about. That was tell me something good.
What's happened to friends. Good morning, Glad you guys can
hang out. We're just very appreciative that if you have
a little bit time in your day you listen with us.
We hope we feel like you are your buds as
you drive to work, or you listen on a podcast
later on, or again, we're just very grateful for that.

(53:55):
I do want to talk to a Sheriff Turner in
Oklahoma who is coming on to update us, because you
guys might remember it's been months ago. Kaitlin's grandfather had
COVID really bad to where we were getting calls going, hey,
we don't know how this is going to end up,
and he was in the hospital forever. He is out
now and healthy, is mostly healthy. But while he was

(54:16):
in the hospital, somebody broke into his house installed all
of his guns. They knew who it was was, some
guy named Alie. We got on. We were like, hey,
let's track this guy down. We had the sheriff on.
It was a whole deal and we now have an
update from Sheriff Turner. Hey, good morning, Sheriff. How are you.
Good morning, Bobby, how are you, sir? I'm doing great.
I appreciate you calling. What can you tell me about

(54:38):
the story. So, mister Olie Nichols is in custody out
in Jackson County, North Carolina. Last week. Well over the
past couple of months, we've been tracking mister Nichols all
throughout multiple different stakes. He was able to get a
good location on him last week and referred it to
the United States Marshall's Violent Crimes Task fors and on

(55:00):
Monday afternoon they were able to get mister Nichols in
custody and UM, we are waiting to go pick mister
Nichols up in North Carolina and bring him back. How
did you guys find out where he was going or
where he was like? What was that process? It's UM,
it's been a long process. We've We've made we did
multiple interviews, talk to multiple different people, UM, and were

(55:24):
just able to get old fashioned police work and get
folks to say, hey, we think he's here, we think
he's there. Um, we use some modern police techniques to
uh do some tracking. UM was able to find out
that he had been on a couple of different Greyhound
buses and took us to North Carolina where he was located.
And we're gonna be able to get we're gonna be

(55:44):
able to get justice for Coach Parker now. And this guy,
Alie Nichols was This is me saying this, but he
was not a good dude like he got quite the
rap sheet right. Oh No, Alie Nichols is a career thief.
You know, he's just he's just a turd. I mean,
he's an old fashioned turd whom we don't need people
like him in our community, especially those are praying on

(56:05):
the sick. And you know, he took Coach Parker when
he was at the weakest moment of his life and
victimized him and he deserves justice for that. Well, Cheff Turner,
thank you for updating us and also from from this show.
And I don't mean just us in the room, but
you know, anyone that listens to the show, we kind
of feel like they're one of us. We just appreciate
what you do and the risk every single day that

(56:26):
you go through to make sure that folks are safe.
And thank you from the bottom of our hearts, not
just for this, but for for every day that you
put in on the job. Well, Bobby, we appreciate you, guys,
We appreciate you getting the message out and and just
rest assured to the Parker family that mister Nichols is
coming back to Haskell County and he'll have to answer
for what he's done wrong. Do you ever worry about retaliation?

(56:48):
Like I'll be like, all right, this guy's gonna come
back and he's gonna get out, and he's gonna come out.
Do you ever worry about that stuff? Cheff? I don't
you know. We've I've been doing this long time. I
was at DA from for many years, and you know,
it's part of the job, and you know, we keep
our head up and we u we still live in
a community where people respect the police and respect the

(57:10):
job that we do. I respect the police and I
respect the job if you do for sure. Right, So
all right, thank you, Sheriff. I hope you have a
great day. Thank you for the update. You too. Thanks by.
Hopefully I can meet that guy one day and shake
his hand, which one Sheriff Turner, not Hollie No, and
tell him what a turkey is. Yeah. No, I want
to meet Sheriff Turner. I want to say, hey, appreciate you.

(57:33):
I try to do that with police officers when I
see them out, but sometimes I think they think I'm
weird because not a lot of people probably do that. Well,
even before COVID, I would be like, I just want
to say thanks, I like for what. And then it's
a whole thing and have to be like because you're
risking your life and I'm not. And sometimes the environment
isn't just for me going I love you, man, But
I'm sure they appreciate it after the fact. And sometimes

(57:55):
if I'm just driving by and like, let's say there's
the ball game and they're on in the road, be like,
thank you what you do? Then they look at each
other like days follow him he's drunk. I do, I do.
I just can't say enough good things. We drive to work,
we walk down the road and you know what, we
don't get attacked. How about that? Yeah? And I think
about sheriff talking about finding this guy in like five

(58:17):
states over or whatever. It's crazy how they can find
someone out of everyone in this earth and the nuts
like you drive in traffic and you're like, how I
can't find this. I probably couldn't find you on the
same road we're in. And then but if you as
a bunch of people and track it down other months,
I bet you can find me on traffic. But it's
still crazy to me. I just love him. I just
love our cops. And how again, I got to work today.

(58:41):
Nobody stopped me. Nobody held a gun in my head.
And I have held a gun in my head of
the yes. But but today I was pretty good day.
I got here, no problem. All right, that's good. That's
like a news story. It's awesome. Let's go and do
the news news bobbies story. Eddie is thinking about you here.
One in three COVID nineteen survivor, in a study of

(59:01):
more than a quarter of a million people, say they've
had brain or psychiatric disorders in the past six months.
Have you had any sort of cognitive issue? No, not
that I can think of. I mean, I do have
brain fog, but I've had that my whole life, Like
it just comes and goes. Sometimes I think it's food,
or it's like if I eat a lot of bread
or whatever, or I don't drink a lot of water.
I feel it. But now nothing that stands out. What

(59:23):
about physically, any lingering physical symptoms. So the smell thing
is still it's not as strong, like like my wife
seriously just yesterday said, oh I got this new body spray.
Can you smell it? And I smelled her arm like
not really no, and then I smelled harder, like got
closer and like, okay, now I smell it. But yeah,
I mean I used to have great smell. That's kind

(59:43):
of gone. And then I feel like people used to
know you for your smell. They'd be like their smell already,
the guy I can smell anything, sure, I was like,
I was like a hound dog. Yeah. But also to
my joints, I don't know what's like. I don't know
if that's just old age, but my joints kind of hurt,
and I feel like that happened right after COVID. Also,
you're forty two breath. It could be that, That's what
I'm saying, So it might not be the COVID. It's
like my arthritis, my gray hair. No, I think that's

(01:00:07):
just aging. But you don't have any anything mental. Yeah,
I'm pretty sharp still. Yesterday on my Instagram, I posted
a picture of Caitlin and now we both got our
second vaccination shots. I got mine the day before she
got her yesterday and I was like, hey, we got
a second. They said, we did so good, We're going
to get a third. I was kidding, why would you
say that? That was just it was a joke. So
what do people say? People were like, wait, which is

(01:00:28):
about a third one? Wait? What? And then you have
another quarter of the crowd going that's a waste shot.
You don't need that shot. If they could figure out shots,
why don't they have a flu vaccine? And I was like,
they do, it's called the flu shot, and you were
joking about the third. Yeah. It turned into a mess
up during the comments. After about three responses, someone goes,

(01:00:49):
the FDA didn't approve these, I was like, actually, the
FDA did clear the way. The FDA also just provided
a better way to get more maderna out there. So
after about three fact checks of people wrong, I decided
I can't go fact check in my hand Instagram. You
can't and you can't start a debate with people on Instagram.
I didn't start it. I just I just said, hey,
I'm trying to do my part, and if you feel
like you need to get a vaccine, hey go get

(01:01:10):
you on. If you don't, don't worry about it. It's
up to you. I have no problem with that. But
I believe for me, I listened to science and doctors.
There have been a lot of people who are like, well,
I'm a medical expert, and I'm like, you have two
hundred and thirty followers on Instagram and it says that
you work at the bank. No, you're a medical expert.
Uh okay, but that's up. If you want to see that,

(01:01:32):
it's my instagram is mister Bobby Bones. I'm not even
trying to start any beef. I was just like posting
a picture. I drove her because she gets really weird
with needles. I thought I did, but she has to
like lay in the car with their feet above her head.
Caitlin does. Really, she almost passes out anything we did.
I ordered two of those tests that they test your

(01:01:52):
your bloodhood, blood sugar, like your food allergies, because I
had an old one, but we're doing another one and
you have to push this thing in your finger and
goes and then it bleeds. Right. I did mine, and
I struggled, but she did her. She started vomiting. Really,
I didn't know she was like that crazy with needles. Wow,
she laid on the floor. She was throwing up. And

(01:02:14):
you're supposed to drip the blood from your finger onto
the card and she couldn't get any more blood, so
she blood all over the ground and she took a
card and wiped it on the ground, and I was like,
that's not gonna They're like, huh, she has dirt nursing.
All right, let's do more news bobbies. If coffee is

(01:02:35):
your go to when you fill that afternoon slump kicking in,
you may be surprised to know certain foods are better options.
These are the best energy boosting foods, according to three
different registered dietitian nutritionists. I'm gonna do both boosting, but
then I'm also gonna do draining. Okay, on the boosting foods.
Black beans, although that's tough at like one pm at

(01:02:56):
work to find a little cup of black beans. You
have to bring that with you, guy, get it. But
as a tough one. Bananas probably a little easier, Eggs,
water obviously, and pistachios, which of all of them, water
and pistachios are probably the easiest. If you're gonna take
it back, I just know I'm good at going on.
I'm gonna do this and take it for like a week,

(01:03:18):
and then I just kind of go, oh, I forgot
the bag. Can you go back? To normal life. Yeah,
but the ones that drain you caffeine or energy drinks,
they do give you a quick but then they drop
you harder than you were ever tired. To begin with
candy steak because you need that one. Maybe your work
doing the one Pam steak break. That's normal. I said, sure,

(01:03:41):
it's got a ton of protein, but your body has
to go into overdrive digesting and metabolizing, and it can
only utilize twenty five grams of protein and one sitting,
and so your body can't actually do all with steak
that it needs to do. And then finally, fruit smoothies
they say they're convenient, may seem healthy, but they take
away the natural fiber of whole fruits. I didn't know
that your blood sugar levels may spike and then you're

(01:04:02):
you're talking about a sugar crash. That's when you have one. Well,
I didn't think about that. I know. That's why I
told just it's good. I'd think about it either. I
didn't know about those boosters either. That's great. Banana that's easy, yeah,
if you remember, And all out of all the nuts,
I think pistachio is the one that I loved the
most easy. Favorite nutsto Mount Rushmore of nuts. I'm gonna
go pecans just generally, like pound for pound, it's pecans

(01:04:29):
at times. I'm in the bean to get out of
that shell though, or do you get them just don't
like a nutcraf fancy dolling. I get them out of
a bag that's already been shell. Pecans. I gotta put
peanuts up there. That's the og, it is the OJ.
It's probably the fourth head. I'm Mount Rushmore peanut for sure,

(01:04:49):
but inbe the first head. I'm gonna put fourth because
I'm I'm not going to it, but I always like it.
I go pecans and peanuts. Wal Nuts are pretty solid.
Ah nuts, who eats walnuts? Walnuts are pretty solid? Like
I see him at the store. I'm like, no one's
gonna buy those because then possibly d's what I'm not

(01:05:12):
fine for it. Don't forget almonds. Almonds. Almonds are good too.
That's the news. Thank you Bobby's story. I got on
the peloton last night. I was gonna do a little
bike riding. I can't really do anything else because my
finger is in bad shape. So it's get a little
better since the old basketball injury you took your splint

(01:05:32):
off again, though now I forgot it. Oh boy, It's
fine though. Mostly I'm just I just kept a splint
on so I wouldn't hit it. But I can't run
because it hurts my hand. I can't lift any weights obviously.
So I got on the bike and I'm riding, and man,
I used to be great, like Toby Keats said, but
I'm not as good as I once was. I used
to get another thing and ride hard. And so I

(01:05:52):
got on. I'm feeling myself and I get in this
class and there's like fifty people in there, and I
have a hashtag that's hashtag fight Grind Repeat eat, and
a lot of listeners of the show hashtag fight Grind
Repeat on theirs, and it kind of you can see
who in your group's riding, even in a group of
a thousand people. Kind of get your own litle group there.
And so I'm riding and kind of dominating in this

(01:06:15):
group of like fifty, but I see some guy behind me,
like coming up. You have little scores on the right side,
and I'm like, man, this guy's coming hard. And the
look at his hashtag it's fight Grind Repeat and I'm like, boy,
somebody's taking a personal interest in meeting me today. And
I'm very competitive, and so I'm riding hard. And the
last time that I wrote really hard, I tore my
my butt h and I pee blood when I went

(01:06:38):
really hard. So you were thinking that why, I was like,
you know what, if I gotta pee blood, I'm gonna
have to pee blood. So I'm going I'm pushing hard
on this thing. And I see this guy coming up.
His name is Colin Mick coll I n MC, I
think that was the screen name Fight Grind Repeat, and
he's coming after me. He doesn't just take me over
and slowly beat me. It's like he had turned the
hyper drive gone doubled me up almost. So I finished

(01:07:04):
it about a four hundred, which is pretty good in
thirty minutes, and the guys are like five hundred and
thirty or something by the time it's over, and I
went off deflated. I finished second overall in the class.
But some guy I call him Mick. I don't know
if you're listening out there. First of all, I tip
my cap to you. Secondly, are you cheating? That's what
That's the only reason other people can beat me. He's

(01:07:25):
juicing the peloton juice. I got dominant, but I got
off like, oh man, I just don't have it anymore.
You guys can't message each other anything. It's just you
just see their name and that's it. You can high
five someone. And as he passed me, as he blew
past me, he high five. And I didn't know if
he was doing it to be a jerk or if
he was doing it to be like, hey man, good ride.

(01:07:45):
But he dominated me. That's pretty funny. So Colin Mick,
if you're out there, i'd love to talk to you,
give us a call. I don't know who you are,
but I'm not as good as I want. But I'm
good now as I ever been here. You go. A
bride find out her groom's mom is also her mom
on their wedding. What are you ready? Yeah? A couple

(01:08:06):
was getting married last week and during the wedding, the
groom's mother spotted a birthmark on the bride's hand and
realized the bride was her long lost daughter. Wow. Fortunately
her son was adopted so there was no biological relation,
and they went through with the wedding. The question is
do you let do you stop the wedding and go guys,
I just figure something out, daughter's son mind blown? Or

(01:08:30):
do you let it happen and slowly unrolled out fruit
roll up later on? Well, being a spectator at that wedding,
I would love that kind of drama. We'd all be
like what Jerry, Jerry, Yeah, that would be tough. I
think as a mom, you're probably shocked so much so

(01:08:50):
your your brain isn't allowing you to enjoy the moment
and you just want to say what it is, but
you probably don't. Huh, that's crazy, man. So so would
you go on with the wedding, like if that was
your half or adopted sister, Yes, but you didn't spend
your life with her at all. It's it's a legality,

(01:09:11):
it's paperwork. And think about you, not to them, but
to you who had no relationship. And think about how
alike they're gonna because they were raised you know the
I mean they have the same kind of they have
the same mom. So one was raised by that mom,
the other one has the DNA of the mom. Like,
they're gonna be so much alike. That's what's crazy about it. Well, yeah, DNA,

(01:09:32):
the DNA part. Yeah, I was gonna say, long loss
but yeah, Dna, that's weird. The groom's mother asked the
bride if she was adopted, and the bride and her
family were surprised because that was a secret. But she
knew because that was her daughter, that was our long
lost daughter, and now he's marrying her. There were lots
of tears and joyful reunions and all that, but it
did create a serious problem because now the bride was

(01:09:53):
gonna marry her brother. They did talk about it before
the wedding and the groom was adopted to but boy,
all right, and for our first dance, bro insists happily
ever after I've had it. Here's Denise in Mississippi who
was on the phone. Denise, Welcome to the Bobby Bones Show.
What's happening? Thank you? So I was watching the Facebook

(01:10:14):
page and I see you do something all the time,
and I'm just wondering why you do it? But do
you know what you do do it? I do a
lot of stuff, But why don't you tell me how
I'm annoying? I do a lot of things that are annoying.
Why don't you tell me what you think? Well, it's
not annoying, it's just I noticed it all the time.
But like, what when did you start sticking out your

(01:10:36):
tongue all the time? And I think all of us
want to know this. Oh you mean when I write
or when I'm thinking. Yeah, Like, my tongue comes out
and I licked my lips from four three years old.
My grandmother did it. My grandmother raised me, adopted me
for part of my life, and she did it. It's like,
my tongue comes out my lips as I write. It's

(01:10:56):
like when I'm thinking, my tongue comes out, and it's
happening my whole life. I've made fun of my whole life,
and now I don't think about it anymore. But I
remember seeing my grandmother do it, and I was already
doing it and wondering is this genetic or is this learned?
And I don't know the answer to that, but it's
something I've always done. So if you see me writing
or if I'm deep in thought, all my tongue is

(01:11:19):
rocking side to side. But um, I haven't thought about
it a long time. But I used to get made
fun of pretty bad for doing it. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Uh when you think about that answer to nice, I
like it. I wasn't calling to make fun of you,
for sure, I know. But I go back, that's some
old trauma as a kid, and I'm like, don needs
making fun of me? Yeah, I get it. I know

(01:11:41):
I think it's kind of sexy. But don't tell your
fiance I said that, Okay, you know what. She won't
care because I don't think she thinks it's sexy at all.
She doesn't. Does she even mention it? I don't know.
I don't know she knows when the wheels are turning
up there, because sure, we having a conversation with me,
and there's for some reason, there's like a certain like

(01:12:02):
a I don't know, it's a certain part of her.
I just don't hear her sometimes. Oh, like she's talking
and you're just maybe it's like, I don't know what
it is. You're not even married yet. I did. Now
we've been married a long time, and she's like, I
know I'm talking, but you're not hearing what I'm saying.
What are you thinking about what's happening up here? Does
she test you too? Like what did I just say? Yeah?
Sometimes it was the worst because you feel bad like

(01:12:25):
that thing I just told you? What was that? And
you go back to the last word. You remember, you're
not even clothes. You said, uh cat, you said, though, right, yeah,
sometimes I'm not. And then I'm like, well, I got
I've just got too much stuff going on. She's like, well,
don't like we're having a conversation. Let's connect. She's absolutely right,

(01:12:46):
by the way, yeah, not not my best luck. I
talked to Amy yesterday. She's very grateful for all the
nice messages you guys have sent or posted. She told
me to tell you guys that I'm talking to the
people listening right now, not the studio you guys already know.
But I've talked to Amy every day. Her dad passed
away last week. I thought why. I thought because she

(01:13:07):
told me this that she was going to come in
this week. She is not coming in this week. I
don't think she'll be in next week either. When Amy
and I talked the first time, and again, we were
talking every day. We talk every day in life, even
outside of the show. I mean, are very close as
human friends. And I said, hey, don't don't come to
your dad just died. Your dad just died. And she's like,

(01:13:30):
I need to get back to work one, you know,
if it's my job. I need to show up and
Ny he's been going through a lot of stuff personally,
not just this in the past six months, and she goes,
I need to be there. You know, there was already
some times last year. And my constant struggle with her is, hey,
if you're not good for you, you're not good for
me and us, like, you have got to take care

(01:13:51):
of yourself because if you if you can't keep yourself healthy,
you can't be a healthy part of this show. And
this show a secondary to life. You know. When Amy
was adopting her kids, it was the same thing. I
was like, Hey, go to Haiti. You gotta make sure
that you were good inside of you before you come
and give us some of that. And so that was
a battle that we had then too, which she did.
Then she was like fine, I'll go. And she was

(01:14:11):
going through some heavy adoption stuff and she'd go down
for a few days and come back. Same conversation with her.
I was like, don't come back to work. It's like
coming back, I'm coming back Thursday. And I'm like, I
don't agree with this, but I'm also not going to
tell you you can't. And so I talked to her
yesterday and She's like, I think it's finally hitting her now.
I think it's finally like really setting in. And she's like,

(01:14:32):
I can't, like I'm struggling. I was like, good, good,
you need to stay and take care of yourself first.
So the goal for her to be back is not
Monday coming up, but the next Monday her goal. If
she needs more time, take it well. She disappears, though.
It's kind of like a stool and you pull out

(01:14:53):
one of the legs. You kind of lose your balance
for a second. That was how it was for me
for the first day and a half or so on
this show. I'm like, well, I don't have my main
sidekick here and a sidekick like in life too. But
now you know, I feel pretty good. We got the
show going again. I can't wait for to come back.
I'm saying this incase she listens and she doesn't feel guilty.
I just feel guilty, like it's not the same without her,
it's not as good. But we're gonna be okay. So

(01:15:15):
you take care of yourself. Amy, dang it, thank you.
Where do we want to go next? Here's the story.
A guy in California dies during a taco eating contest
at a Fresno Grizzlies minor League baseball game in twenty nineteen.
Now his family is suing and so a taco eating

(01:15:36):
contest held by the team followed by the death of
a forty one year old he choked. Now a lawsuits
have been filed against Fresno Sports and Events, owner of
the Grizzlies, by the kids eighteen year old son by
the guy's eighteen year old son. He alleges his dad
was not made aware of the risks and danger involved
in the eating competition. The goal of the competition was

(01:15:58):
for amateur competitors to hour as many tacos as possible
during a certain amount of time. No word on how
much they're suing for. I only know the story based
on what I'm reading here in the story, but I
feel like if I'm getting in an eating competition, I
would realize one of the dangers is that I choke. Yeah,
because you're eating food fast or something happens with mine.
Like you, you know, if you're eating, competition is not

(01:16:22):
healthy and there are probably risks that come with this.
So I'm assuming there wasn't a what do you call
those a waiver even if there're I don't know, because
if there was, there's no lawsuit. Right from what I know,
I don't feel like this is a lawsuit. Station it
sucks a guy died, that's a tragic way to go.
But I feel like if you're entering an eating competition
and you choke, that's a that's a user. But then again,

(01:16:47):
devil's advocate. Devil's advocate. Like when you guys make me
eat like a dozen donuts, I'm not going into it
thinking I'm gonna die. I know, but you know the
risk of eating, and you know the risk, you can
go like, hey, I'm not gonna do this. You guys
are crazy. No, But most the time I'm just like,
it's a dozen, don't it's no big deal. But if
I choked and died, you all would be like, oh
and my family, you know, so you don't have to

(01:17:07):
do it. You chose to do it. True, I didn't
put a taser up to you and go eat. You
don't know what to take to tage. Yes, And after
saying that, my family probably wouldn't sue you guys, So yeah,
I just don't think this is something they're gonna win. Lunchbox.
I don't see how you can. It's sort of like
when people go to a baseball game and a baseball

(01:17:28):
hits them. It says on the back of the ticket,
you gotta watch out for flying objects. I don't think
they have a case at all. It's sad, it's terrible,
but the guy willingly entered a competition where he's gonna
eat food fast and it's terrible, But they don't have
a leg to stand on. I don't think you ever
had it, ever been an eating competition, you know, it

(01:17:50):
seems like something you would be really good. Well, like
that you're trying to find your place in life, like
something where you could really just dominate. Like the guys
that win these things look like you. No, no, no,
I can eat a lot of food. I'm just not
a very fast either. I'm not good at shoving stuff
down real quick. Trained well, that's true, but I could
sit there at a buffet and eat for two hours

(01:18:11):
and never stop. But eating eight doughnuts in a minute,
that's where I struggle. But I think you wouldn't if
you did the work like that is your athletic endeavor,
that is where you could crush. You have the body
for it. Yeah, see, I got a body. That's what
I'm talking about. For food. No, no, not even not
even a big guy. Let's all those competitive eaters for
the most part tiny but they're like average guys. They

(01:18:37):
most of them aren't ripped, but most of them aren't
like four hundred pounds. So what does lunchbox does? You
look for a record or something that hasn't been beaten
and get on YouTube and like how to train to
be a competitive eater? Yeah? Have you ever watched Kobe
I think there's a documentary on Kobe Ashi to hold
a hot dog eater guy and he would sit there
and practice. He would eat noodles and like pounds of
noodles at a time. WHOA seems intense. I think for you,

(01:18:58):
that's where it is. You're gonna be a professional athlete.
I think you still have some years left. I think
I've still got my prime ahead of me. I do. Yeah,
I definitely I'll look it up. Story up to day.
This story comes to us from South Carolina. One am,
a forty one year old man's walking down the street
button naked when police roll up on him and shine

(01:19:20):
the spotlight and say, hey man, what's going on? Walk
of shame? Guys got caught. You got caught cheating on
his wife, and he said this was his way of
making it better. I wonder if it did make it better,
and then why does it say about her that that
makes it better? And then also just thinking back, I
would here a forty one year old guy. That's like
an old old guy. He should be mature. I'm forty

(01:19:42):
one the same thing. They're crazy. Yeah, I was like, wow,
what's this old man? There's little bag of bones walking naked.
Come on, all right, I'm lunchbox at your bone head.
Story of the day. I love reading stories about people
far smarter than me saying oh, for sure, we're gonna
run aliens, because these are people who spend their whole

(01:20:03):
life studying space, physics, just everything that we don't know
anything about. Yet we're still like, no, they're wrong. So
here's a guy. String theory expert Mikio Kku could be
saying that wrong. Odds all right, probably are. He believes
we'll find signs of other life in the universe within

(01:20:24):
this century. He believes the planned October launch of the
James Webb space Telescope will lead to the chance of
quote quite high we make contact with an alien civilization.
So within this century, that's twenty seventy nine more years,
we could possibly not be alive. Although I was thinking

(01:20:45):
about this last night. That's what I do when the
TV's not on. I think about death and aliens or
my career. That's really the three lanes that same I
was like, Man, I would hate to die and not
know if aliens were out there just miss it, or
what if they came in like twelve hundred and like,
but we wouldn't have known, Like what if they all

(01:21:07):
flew in, we wouldn't know they have pictures, They weren't
throwing that stuff on Snapchat back then. Maybe we have
had contacts with them before. Anyway, he thinks if we
do find them, because we'll be able to see so
many other worlds once this thing is launched, that it
would be terrible to try to contact them. My thing is,

(01:21:29):
we just think aliens are coming in on things the
same size we are. We just because we're we're extremely vain,
we assume we're like, well, if we're this size, aliens
have to be this size. They literally could come in
and be a thousand feet tall. One person, one person,
one alien could be a thousand feet tall or really
really small another thing. They could be running around so microscopic.
We have no idea. They're here right now in front

(01:21:50):
of us, and we can't even see them. Now I
maybe considered nuts. I probably am, But I'm just not
someone who goes, there's no way just because we can't
see it, it can't be true. That's good because you
can eliminate all the faith that way, because if you did,
people just said, oh, you can't see it, it would
be true. All faiths would be gone too. So so

(01:22:11):
what do you think. I don't know. After all, I'm
just not saying no, right, I'm not saying no. It
would be ignorant of me to say there's no chance
of this happening. Oh that'd be so great that we
had aliens coming, did it though? I don't. Yeah, I
don't think so. I think even if it were great,
people would freak out so much it would make this
place not great. And then they could come make us

(01:22:32):
all their slaves. Oh gosh, you could land and it's like,
all right, Earth, we're a thousand feet tall. All changed
my mind, So shout out, scientists, Okay, that's what's up.
We will see you on Thursday show. And as always say,
Born and every show be excellent to each other. She
never said that. Yeah, I think I L and Tad.
They nailed that with that one. All right, have a
good to everybody.

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