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Speaker 1 (00:03):
Transmitting he's good, what's happening, and everybody, welcome to the show,
Morning Studio Morning, Marion Morris on later the Friday Morning
Dance Party on Later. I do want to start with
something that's happened within our group here where Morgan. You
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were out yesterday your car broke down? Is that what happened?
Are you're tired to the flatter away? No? So my
car just totally died on me. So I was stuck
in a parking garage and couldn't move. At least it's
a parking garage. Yeah, I gotta happened on the road
that stinks. So you're at least somewhere kind of safe.
So but what do you do? Yeah, well, everybody's at
work right it's the middle of the day, and I
was like, well, I guess I could reach out to
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the show because we're off at this point, and so
I send a group text to our Bobby Bone show,
all the people on the show basically, no, no, no,
I ain't in it. You guys canna have you a
little behind the scenes gossip? Yeah, keep me out of it.
That's our thread where we talk about you. Yeah, you
should see it. Love to have a little glimpse of that.
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So you text that, yeah, And I was just like, hayes,
anybody around that could come help me out. I need
to get a jump on my car. And so thank goodness,
some people responded, and I was really excited. I was like,
oh great, somebody can come help me. Lunchbox responds, I
have cables, but I'm on my bike. That's not gonna help. Yeah,
but you can, like cycle home. I could have cycled home,
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got my car and gone back to her, but I
was just letting her know I'm on my bike. It
would be a minute, okay. And so she said, oh, thanks,
but no thanks. You said no thanks, No. I just
laughed at it because I didn't really know what else
to say. That wasn't gonna help me, okay. And next
and then ray Mundo responded, I have cables, but may
break down getting to you. True. So I okay, so
you went half a step. You have cables as well,
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but what do you mean Your car sucks pretty bad?
Breaks have been real weird. Haven't had time to get
him fixed. Don't you make time for man? Yeah? Yeah,
they you make time for that one. What's up with
the car? Bro a, Yeah, it's one hundred and seventy
five thousand miles. I get it, but you do pretty good. Yeah,
we're trying to do a four runner. No, I hear you.
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That's awesome. I hope. So money problems, no money problems,
just hey, if it's still running, rocket, but it's it's
we're nearing the end on that one. But you couldn't
help Morgan. I'm probably twenty five minutes from her. Two
triple A is quicker than that, not than twenty five
minutes now, okay, but okay, okay, next. So thankfully, Mike
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dy responds, He's like, I got cables. I'm coming to
you in five minutes away. So shout out to Mike
d because he actually showed up for me instead of
just saying he had cables and then made an experience. Yeah,
that's what happened. Yeah, we got all everything you need. Hey,
is that what you need to get out of there?
No problem, we got all that, except we can't do
it because well, Mike, nice job, buddy. Listen. Let's if
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we were rating guys based on how good a guy
they are. Mike's number one. Oh he's a leader, Mike,
He's a number one in this room. At least on
the thread that I'm not a part of. Y'all know
how to use jumper cables? Yeah, yeah, you gotta know
that coming out of the womb, or you try it
coming out of the womb and go out and then
you figure out real quick how to do it right
after that. But you're good car. What's what's up with
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the car battery? Yeah? The battery died. I had to
take it to O'Reilly's. Yeah, and they just put in
a new battery. Thankfully. It was like two months from
the warranty going out. It was like, sweet battery of
a place. I'm good to go. You know, you have
this thing with your voice, right, I think sometimes it
cuts in and out. It almost sounds like you're breaking
up though it's like you're on a bad feet. Yeah,
sometimes you never know. People listen to that. Me. I thought,
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what's wrong my radio? Which is Morgan's voice? No, it's
the radio, all right, Mike Dy You're a good dude, man.
I don't care what they say about you. All right, Morgan,
glad you're here, than glad you got a new battery.
It is time for the mail bag something Hello, Bobby Bones.
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So I just started dating a guy I really like.
The only issue I have with him is his name Bailey,
because it's also my dogs. That's right, I'm dating a
guy who has the exact same name as my dog.
When I first met him, he told me his name
and I laughed and said, that's my dog's name, and
we laughed. But now it's getting a little annoying. Every
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time he's over, I call him a dog runs over,
or I call my dog and he comes over. Funny
funny son? Who else would be bothered by it? Helped
me out. Would it be weird to call your pet
and significant other by the same name? What do I do?
Signed anonymous girlfriend. I thought about this because when I
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just read the headline, I just thought about it. I
thought that wouldn't be a big deal, but it would
be annoying every single day of your life because they
would both have That is kind of annoying. It's funny,
but it's kind of annoying. The easy answer is, you
call your new boyfriend be Baals, you give him a nickname.
The dog gets to keep his name. The dog rules.
Dog is first, really it was first, and the dog
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doesn't know what a nickname is. But the boyfriend's older.
I don't give a crap. The dog live there first,
the dog will probably be with her longer. And even
after Bailey the human is out. Wow An he may
not be. They may get married, but we're just playing
the odds in the numbers. This dog is gonna be
around that dog. Don't don't disrespect the dog. So I'm
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getting mad for the dog, really getting upset that dog
was there. That dog also doesn't understand the concept of
a nickname, so you can't just name it something different.
So the dog is named Bailey. Your boyfriend's name is
in certain bales be Lee Lee what big bus? That what?
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All right? But that's not his name, like you have
to learn a whole new name. Just nickname him nickname
you probably got someway. And also it's a good reason
to have a nickname. Now if you don't, it's a
good step forward. And don't you dare change the dog's name.
If you do, you're band from this show and listening right,
that's the dog. It was there. Dogs are loyal, would
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be loyal back, Um, yeah, I would be annoyed back.
That's funny though, It's like funny annoying, So you can
keep them both. But if you have to decide, Bailey
the human goes, Bailey the dog stays. All right, thank
you for the email. Close it up. We've got your
Now it's about to clothe. It's time for fun fact Friday,
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and we like to lead with a listener submission fun
fact Friday. Did you know that if you spread your
arms and your hands out all the way upside to side,
that is exactly how tall you are? Thanks? I love
the show. No way you're telling me my arms and
hands six foot one? Are you telling they're shorter than? Oh? Wow?
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I'm plowing my mind's right now, right around the room.
And I'll go first because I often talk about the
kool Aid Man and I go, do you need me
to kool aid Man? That that means just run through
the wall. For you kids, you'd watch commercial on Saturday morning.
There'd be a house and the kool a Man would
come boom right through the wall and be like, hey kids,
I'm the kool Aid Man, and it was awesome. Well,
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scientists figured out that if the kool Aid Man was real,
he would have the force to break through a brick wall,
but about one third of his kool aid was splashed
out the process ould koolaid everywhere if he did that,
so it is not legitimate amy. So hickeies can be deadly.
The section can result in a blood clot that in
some cases has traveled to the person's brain and caused
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a stroll. And that's why I never wanted hikies into
a teenager. That's why I never got him. Nobody wanted
to give them. Yes, the first thing that develops in
a human embryo is the anus. Oh gosh, you would
think the heart, the brains wanted to anything though, but nope,
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the anus is the first thing to develop. That's interesting.
I mean, I think he just wanted I'm sure about
those Morgan. In Japan, it's common to find QR codes
on cemetery headstones. You can scan the code and then
watch a video of the person's life. Wow, that's amazing.
I wish if we wanted to wear a QR code,
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like on the back of our shoe or because maybe
that's weird to much try, but just somewhere you could
wear one if people can know about you. Or let's
say you were uh twenty five and single and you're like,
I'm dating, so your QR code was pink. Okay, so
other people that had the pink could QR code you
to see. Oh um, he likes animals. He's only been
divorced once. He's he lies about his height, he says,
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he's now all that could be a thing, I think,
but that's pretty cool. I didn't know that was a thing.
Of cemeteries. Yeah, you can bring it here? Would you
put one on? I don't give a crab. It up
and going to die my body. I literally don't give
a crab. I ain't here to know. I won't know
do what every weekend? It burns me if you want,
I don't give any crabs. Eddie last one. All you
guys in the room, every single person in here, you
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fart on an average fourteen times a day, and each
fart travels through your body at seven miles per hour.
Well that's some power. Bet they're fun though, I mean
mine was really fun. I goot Hickey was risque, I debated,
not compared to a fact. The latest from Nashville in
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Tullywood Morgan number two thirty second, Skinny Kelsea Ballerini announced
a new song from her upcoming album. The song is
called The Little Things Excuse the bigger than the scene,
Give me some food stuff. Yes. Freeland released a collaboration
(09:53):
with Lady A. It's called Told You I Could Drink
the Memories in my Bed and just Day When I
Got You Like kids Day. Parker McCallum shared a new
song called handle on You, b Yeah, gotta handle fly,
(10:26):
Gotta handle on You. Mitchell Timpenny announced a new album
this week called This is the Heavy, and he dropped
a new song from it today called always Something with You.
Day is always So so Sow song Day with Young Always,
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I'm Morgan. That's your skinny car. It's time for the
good news with Amy Good So. I got a shout
out to a nurse at Northside Hospital in Georgia. Her
name is Ki Still, and she was assigned to an
elderly patient who was dying. There was that's just part
of the story has to happen for the good part
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to come. They formed an immediate connection, but the dying
patient had a Chihuahua named Jack's and she was so
concerned about what was going to happen with Jack's. The
nurse would listen to her talk about it well. Then
after she passed, her family came in started selling off
her stuff and do whatever. They donated Jack's to a shelter,
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and this nurse she couldn't have it. She thought about
it for a while, and she showed up at the
shelter and she said, Hi, I would like to adopt
Jack's and take him home with me. Also bad for Jack's,
Like I'm already feeling bad for jack here. No, but
the owner's nurse decided to go rescue him and take
him in because she just couldn't live with the fact
that Jack's was going to be at a shelter and
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he's older, so, you know, not looking good. And she
says that Jack's is like part of the reason she
became a nurse to help people, and she loves having
this gift in her home. And then people at work
heard about what she did, and she got an award
for a good deed. You know what I think about
me dying. One of the things I think about a
lot is, let's say Cale and I both died, who
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would take care of the dog? Who would take care
of the dogs, And like, would they feel all sad
and weird or would they just not give a crap
and be like, longs I'm fat I'm good. They'd probably
move on, move on quick. Right. Yeah, so I tried
to be that sad, but yeah, the dog stuff makes
me sad every time. But that's really cool of her
to adopt those dogs. Great story. That is what it's
all about. That was tell me something good time to
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hopefully give away. Five thousand dollars is real money. This
is a real person. This is Brandy. Brandy, where do
you live in Kingsburg, California? If I know my Fresno? Right?
That is south of Fresno. Am I correct? That's correct geography? Yeah,
hey Brandy from Kingsbury. What do you do for a living?
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I'm a credential teacher and I work at a home school.
So you help I'm getting this right. You help other
parents or home school teachers? Yes, so parents who choose
to homeschool their children, they have to have a credential
teacher work with them. So we work side by side
with the parents who want to homeschool their children. It
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was pretty cool. Well could you use five thousand dollars?
Could you use it? Yes? All right, well hopefully you
get it. That's the game. So two truths and a lie.
We will each read a statement here two of them
are true, one of them is a lie. They're all
about us personally. So if you listen to the show,
you definitely have a slide advantage because most of the
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stuff we've talked about at one point or another. But
you can still nail it even if you haven't. Brandy,
are you ready to play? Yes? I am five thousand
bucks up for grabs. Hit that music. I'll go first.
I was doing a comedy show one night where I
just kept getting heckled by this one guy over and over.
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It was non stop. I don't know if you're trying
to impress anybody. I don't know what the deal was,
but I could not take it anymore, and I said,
if you think you could do a better job, then
why don't you come up here on stage? And so
he did. He came up on stage and he crushed it,
and it was so funny that I thought, well, I
can never do that again because that makes me look worse.
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So there you go. There's that story. Amy, you're up.
So I ran into my fourth grade boyfriend working the
Delta ticket counter when I was checking in for a
flight to London. I was going to visit a friend
and we were totally shocked to see each other, hadn't
seen each other since elementary school, and all of a sudden,
he starts pressing a lot of different keys, no idea,
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what's happening. He hands me my boarding pass and he
upgraded me to first class. I could not have a four.
I'd never even flowed first class, and much less overseas.
That never even was like in my mind. When I
boarded the plane, they were like orange juice, Mimosa, champagne.
I mean, it's amazing. So shout out fourth grade boyfriends.
Let's go over to Eddie. I was driving through Dallas
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with my family and we were going by Cowboys Stadium
and I said, oh, boys, this is it. There's no
game going on. It was just a random day. And said,
let's just go and we'll walk around the stadium to
be so cool. And when we walked up there there
was a door that was propped open. I looked around.
I said, boys, let's walk in. We walk in. Before
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you know it, I mean we were on the field, guys.
We started running around the field acting like we were
playing football, acting like we were the Dallas Cowboys, and
no one said anything. All right, there you go. So
We got three statements here, Brandy me I was doing
a comedy show. Amy had a fourth grade boyfriend, and
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Eddie broke into Cowboys Stadium. Are any of them to
you for sure true? Like you like I know for
shards that one's true. I feel like yours is true? Okay,
you feel like mine is true? Okay? Are you? Are
you locking me in for sure as true? Because once
you say locked in, you're locked in forever. Yes, I'm
(16:11):
locking you. M is telling the truth, all right, So
she's locked me in? All right? You have Amy and
Eddie left. One of them is telling a lie? According
to you, which one do you think is telling a lie?
I think it Eddie's line. Okay, So you think Eddie's
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story of just walking up to Cowboys Stadium and going
in being on the field act like the Dallas Cowboys
to you, that's questionable? Yes? Okay? Are you locked in? Yes?
I'm locked in. She has locked in? Okay, So we'll
go to Amy first. Amy, you run into your fourth
grade boyfriend. Is that statement true? Yeah? Shout out Omar.
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Sam Miguel looked up with first class to gets no
idea where he is now. But that was a good day.
I fired now classic Ony. Okay, Amy is right, Amy
is true. That is good for you. Okay. So it's
Eddie and I. You need Eddie's to be a lie
to be a winner. Eddie. If you're lying, she wins
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five thousand dollars, Right, Eddie, Yeah, you went to Dallas,
you drove by the stadium. I would never have the
guts to see a cracked door and walk through it.
And I definitely wouldn't think you would have the guts either,
because I didn't seem like something you would do. But
you do love the cowboys, love the cowboys. And then
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on the field, you're just running on the field and
nobody stopped you. That. Wow, Eddie. If that is a lie,
she wins five thousand dollars. Eddie, is that a lie? Bones?
You know, I love the Dallas Cowboys and I would
never do anything this crazy unless it was a Cowboys stadium.
This whole story was true. It is a true story.
Oh mine was a lie. Oh. I never call anyone
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up on stage like did I get shot? Are sad? Yeah?
No way? Well dang it's shoot. You did not win
five thousand dollars, Brandy. I'm very sorry about that. So
but don't be totally sad, because you're gonna come back
and compete for forty thousand dollars. Yeah, okay, so it's
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not over yet. So you're gonna come back and you're
gonna face off against the other three that played earlier
this week, and if you can last longer than them,
you will win forty thousand dollars. But one of four
shot to win forty thousand dollars. Basically, wow wow. Okay,
So Brandy, and I know you're disappointed because of today,
right a little bit. Yeah, but I'm just excited to
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be on the show. Yeah, I take five thousand better
meet us. But anyway, um, we're gonna we're gonna play
on Monday. Good luck to you. We will talk to
you very soon. Okay, okay, Okay. There she is Brandy
from Kingsbury, California, And if you can spot a Liar,
USA's new competition reality show, Snake in the Grass gets
four contests at a hundred thousand bucks. They just got
(19:05):
to find a liar who's sabotaging it. If they fail,
and they can identify on the snake leads with all
the money, See, we should get the money in this
bit if we fold them. Damn spot the Lize, Catch
the Snake, Win the Cash. Snake in the Grass Episode
two on Monday at eleven tenth Central on USA Network.
Please watch. All Right, she didn't win, but we'll give
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her a chance to win more money than that. On
Monday's show. This is Joanna from Texas. I had a
question for y'all. How much of your college education do
you think you use in your occupation. I got a
business degree. I'm working in the business, but I feel
like very little for of my actual college classes of
(19:48):
my carrying into my occupation. Just serious about you, guys. Listen.
I studied radio and television and still none. I mean
I was already doing radio while I was in college,
and they were like, hey, since you got to know this,
will you teach them how to do it? So none.
I mean colleges mostly you show people you can complete something,
unless it's a skill that you have to develop to
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get an entry level position like an architect or a
biochemist or a doctor. But yeah, no, none. I mean, Amy,
you're in radio, what was your Oh? I was agricultural
development at Texas A and M. But I did see
that Texas Tech put out something saying that seventy percent
of people still use their college degree in their work. Yeah,
who said that? A college Yeah, Eddie, Yeah, twenty percent,
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probably because I did radio, television, film too. But I
learned most of it in the workforce. Man. Working in news,
I learned a lot of stuff. Eddie was a cameraman
in a news station when I met him. So if
we haven't need him, go out and cover breaking news. Yeah,
and I can do it all in like five minutes
because it's got a air like that. In five minutes, lunchbox,
you haven't. You don't have your degree, per se. Yeah,
but I would say one hundred percent. I got my
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degree was going to be in speech communication. Well, so
I pretty much everyone's going to be your degree speech
speech communication. You can't even say your degree and your
degree is about saying things. Yeah, that was what it was,
speech communication. You can't say it again. And speeches, Yeah,
in a minor in general business, Joanna, it doesn't matter.
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It doesn't matter, Sonya, Nashville, go ahead. I just watched
your show. It was awesome, and the one thing that
I really really love about it is that it ends
that hour and we don't have to go from week
to week to week wondering. So I loved it. It
was awesome. You were awesome, and congratulations, love you guys,
(21:41):
Thank you very much. Yeah, we like it that it's
one episode. You could see the whole thing. It's and
it flies by pretty quick because we're telling the whole
story in an hour and it's competition. We worried about love,
were worried about, oh does Johnny feel this way about No,
we're playing a game and you're playing a game at home.
We need you to watch Monday Night if possible. We
really need you. Eleven tenth Central Snake in the Grass.
We got to get those eighteen forty nine numbers. We
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need that numbers up. With the biggest debut in that
network in a couple of years, we won the night
in all cable, but our eighteen to forty nine we're
a little less than we had hoped. So we got
to get it up. And if we can get it up,
and we have, I'm telling you, guys, if we have
an a plus week, there's a great chance you guys
can be on season You don't let me finish be
(22:22):
on season two or three. I need to have those conversations.
But it was already brought up to me at one point.
And if we can go season two or probably three,
but think we can get wet season two, maybe we
gotta have a great We're gonna have a great season,
great season two, episode two, whatever it's called, and then
we're gonna be on season two. We're gonna make season
two amazing and get you a season three. Okay, whatever
(22:43):
it takes, but we need episode two to rocket, and
then season three you can bring Garth out there. Well
I don't don't know. I'm thinking about only you guys. Okay, yeah, okay, yeah,
Monday night, please watch it on USA Network, eleven tenth Central,
Pile of Stories. Bobby, you would say pretty much every
day is a jam packed day. If not, I feel
(23:04):
like a loser and nobody loves me. But yes, well,
and we've kind of told you, like, hey, can you
slow down? This is gonna be bad for your health.
Well you're gonna love this because I saw that keeping
busy is actually really good for your health. Bobby Bowen
retired and ned, oh yeah, coach of Florida State. Really yeah.
Joe Petno retired died, Oh yeah, that does happen. People
(23:24):
that love what they did, worked every day, became great, retired.
I couldn't nine, could be. They were also old, could be.
So keep it up, staying busy. It's good for you.
You'll live longer. Okay. A mom shared with Good Morning
America how she's saved thousands of dollars a year by
only grocery shopping once a month. She only goes back
(23:45):
if she needs like a fresh item. But her name
is Megan Birch, and she's got a huge family, and
she sits down every month, comes of the plan for
her huge monthly haul. And that's her number one tip
to saving so much money. She also said, you got
to take advantage of freezing items. Take a look at
your fridge and your pantry. What did your family actually eat,
And make it a point to not buy items that
(24:06):
you never end up eating. Don't do it in theory
that sounds cute. Let's be honest. In theory that sounds cute,
you end up making a lot of jail soup. If
you do that, And Kaitlin's great at making jail soup.
You guys know what jail soup is. Now, Like whatever
whatever you got, like, you don't have a lot of
stuff and you gotta figure out with what you got
how to make something go like that ca'lin and crush
some jail soup. But no matter what it is, she's like, well,
we got three walnuts, we got like a random cheeto
(24:30):
and it looks like some armon hammer, And all of
a sudden, she's like, give me an hour. It's an
amazing dinner. But unless you want to make jail soup,
that's tough for a month. A list was put out
of the best country artists by decades, So I want
to see if you agree with the list. Oh, give
me the decade. I'll give you who Okay, sixties, Oh
that's to cash thingding Ning, Wow, come on, I love blames.
(25:02):
Uh Waylon Jennings, Dolly, Oh, I say Dolly, every generation?
I mean, are you good? Yeah? But okay, I got it.
What else? Eighties? You know it was underrated in the eighties,
Zo and it's won't be a but Lee Greenwood a
lot of hits in the eighties, you know, But the
eighties aren't really a loved decade by country music folks.
But I'm gonna say eighties he could be anytime. George Straight,
(25:22):
that's right. Nineties Garth Brooks D two or the thousands,
two thousands mcgraar Chesney, I would say, because they both
came into their own they were they were nineties for sure.
But mcgrar chesney Chesney, Oh wow, you're pretty good. Yeah,
(25:44):
I mean, you're nailing it. The two thousand and tens,
that's the Luke Bryan Jason Aldean class. So I would
go with one of those two Aldean and then the twenties.
What we're in. I mean, it's how to be Luke
Combs and Morgan Walland and the only two they're in
that conversation. So Combs are walk Thank you, you would
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have won. I'm Amy. That's my file. That was Amy's
pile of stories. It's time for the good news. Back
when Johnny Bell was twenty three years old in Oklahoma City,
he started his career at the post office, making one
dollar and eighty one cents per hour. Well, last week
(26:34):
he celebrated his seventieth year working at the post office.
And that's a long time doing it living not even
that's awesome. He's the longest tenured postal worker in the
United States of America. I wonder what his retirement is
and how much he gets paid now more than the
one goes to work at ninety seven years old. So
(26:54):
I assume he just sits there. I already runs it
by foot, he does pony express. It's all to the
town on foot. Yeah, that's crazy. Why do you assume
he just sits there? If you're ninety there we go, here,
we go, just go ahead? What a just when when
you're ninety seven years old you can't move? Really, there's
very few nine year olds that can move. Hey, our
(27:14):
last like nineteen presidents of over nineties. Oh what are
you gonna say? There? Buddy, that's a good story. Good
for him, seventy years, seventy years of the same job.
That's cool, all right, good job. That's what it's all about.
That was tell me something good. Yesterday on the show,
Lunchbox brought us what he called the best audio ever recorded,
and so we played it. I'll give you like five
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seconds of it. Hit ray, No, No, it's not hery No.
I didn't mean to call the brom I didn't know.
I was just trying. So then they fought, is this
thing but this woman she goes, I'm gonna shoot you
is a whole thing. It wasn't the best audio ever recorded.
When you get on tape someone saying I'll shoot you,
that is unbelievable. That is does not happen. That is
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best audio ever. It is a good bit. You could
barely hear. Yeah, so that happened. And then after it happened,
when she walked out, what did she say, I'll shoot you?
Or she said i'll shoot you, I'll go get it,
gonna shoot you or something along those lines. I was like,
uh so, I was like, what do you do? So
I left and I got my car and I called
nine one one. So we have the clip because you
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played back here. Have you heard this back? I have
not heard it back. So do you now because you
called nine one one so many times? Do you know
like this is probably gonna be on the air so
you get a little more manly. No, I'm just in
the moment. I don't even think about it. I'm like,
because when you hear someone say I'm gonna shoot I'm
not thinking about on air. I'm thinking, oh my goodness,
like this is real deal, Like these people are in danger.
Like I'm gonna say State afterward interviewed the people. You
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recorded the whole thing. Here is the nine one one
call Sunday, July thirty first at one I was six pm,
nine one one. Do you need police? Fire? Or am
I I need police? Um asap? Okay, sir, let me
tell me what's happening. Oh yeah, I was just I
was in over here on Murvysboro Pike and a customer
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was screaming at the employee. They's got the screaming match.
They were going back and forth and then the customers
said I'll come back and shoot and talking about shooting
the employee. Okay, still on the site, have youness to
a safe location? Well oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, I'm
I'm in my car, like like, she was still in
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there yelling, and she's like, I'll come back and shoot.
And once she said shoot, and I was like or
something like that. And so I came out to my car,
and I mean, I don't know if she has a
gun in her car. I have no idea, but she
was still in there yelling, and I was like, I
gotta get out of here. So I am sitting in
my car, but she is like she's walking out right now.
Should I should? I try to go up to her
and like calm her down, talk to her what do
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you suggest I do? So, please stay where you are
and do not approach to the woman. No, no, no,
she's leaving. I'm not approaching her. She's leaving right now.
But she's getting in a blue SUV. Should I follow her?
That way, I can tell you where her location is. No, no, sir,
Please stay in your car and we'll just patch the
police to investigate. Please do not follow or interact with
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the suspect at all. Yeah. I wouldn't get interact, but
like I mean, I can, I can follow the state
distance you want to stay in your car? Was respect
the police right now. Thank you for your cooperation, and
officers on their way. Have a good day, sir. Get in.
You lied, though I know I lied. You light in
the car? You lied? What do you lie about? He said?
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As soon as she said, I got out of there
and call. Yeah yeah I did. I did. You recorded
a conversation for the radio. Yeah yeah, yeah, you're right.
But but then I did. I wanted to follow. I
wanted to know if she wanted me to do like
a chase like that way they could pull her over.
Three times yes, and she was adamant that I do
not follow the suspect. Like, do not like engage her,
do not do anything, and so I didn't follow. What's
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your review of your nine one one call? I thought
it sounded pretty good. I thought I did a good
job getting better. You are getting a little more in
control because you know we're probably gonna find it in
play exactly okay? And nothing ever happened from that. I know.
I watched the news and I've not seen anything about
I really didn't for like three days straight. I was like,
oh man, I need to watch the news. He if
there was a shooting on the at the sub shop
and there hadn't been one, right, thank you? Lunchboxing was Steve?
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How do you get that? By the way, what's the process?
I have a contact over at the Metroped that I
made maybe a year and a half ago when he
wanted a nine one one call, and I just could
you get everybody's note one call? Oh? Not? I don't
know if everyone but him because I work with him. No,
But is it like, could you get everybody we don't
have one? Or like if like if you made one
or anyone in the in this is it just free
for all? Like? Is it? Since it's called into I
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think we pay taxes on are they just public? I
know it's different states like Florida, you can gather an
information you want. Tennis may be a little bit different.
I haven't asked for if I could tell someone else's
all of it, whole hard drive. We spend the wheel
of nine one calls and see what we get there
actually a lot of fun. Let's go over to Amy
and get in the morning Corny. The morning Corny, what
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do you call a can opener that doesn't work? What
do you call a can opener that doesn't work? I
can't open her? That was the Morning Corny. All right,
we're talking to Marion Morris. Her last number one song
is the massive song The Bones Have a Gun. Marion
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started touring her homestay in Texas when she was about eleven.
Her dad acted as her manager and her booking agent,
and she did all the auditions for all the show
as American Idol, America's Got Talent, the Voice Nashville Star.
She was rejected. So what does that tell you that
these shows, well American I was pretty cool. The rest
of them, you know who knows. Kasey Musgrave's encouraged Marion
to make the move to Nashville. Maren's just awesome. She's
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married to Ryan Hurd, who's a big songwriter artist in town,
and her band places pickleball backstage before shows to pass
the time. All right, here we go with Marion Morris.
The Friday Morning Conversation with Marion Morris Marion us as
in New York. I don't go up there a lot.
I guess it's a pandemic. I don't really do anything
up there. But I went up to do some some
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press for some stuff and geting the Today Show. Yeah,
I sure was like right before you, oh nice, And
because I saw a picture of you in the green
room and it's like a blue Today's Show thing before
you walk in or whatever. It is a green I'm
color blind, but I saw the day before yeah, I
think so, oh my god. So the day I was
doing it. You know who else was on the show,
but different segments. BJ Novak Really he's got a new movie,
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Yeah yeah, and they say it's really good. I didn't
get to meet him though, So would you have said
anything to him? Yes? Absolutely, Because Whitney Cummings was do
you know that is the comedian? Yeah, she was sharing
the dressing room with me. And she has a big,
really big personality. She was very nice, but she's a
really big personality. And I was like, you know, I
just don't want to bother I don't know, I just
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didn't feel I just felt like I was bothering her.
She also probably thought I was like a janitor or something.
I don't know what was going on, because we know
when you drive up and you go on the back
door and there's all the paparazzi there. Yeah, there's like
six or seven camera guys when you get out of
the car. Yes, okay, so not for me, Yes for you,
for everyone, Yes for you. But we get I get
out of the car and I'm gonna like a suit
because I'm gonna go sit in on a couple of segments.
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And my wife was with me. But they don't think
I'm the famous person and I'm not, but i'm not.
They just don't take pictures of her, and she's like
and all the pictures of her like like someone. Yeah,
they're like I think she's a model, and I'm like, no, no, no, no,
it's me. It's me. So I went in already a
little hurt and then nailed the segment. Anyway, my whole
point was when I was doing that, I saw your
name on radio stating musical and I was driving by, yeah,
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and I was like, that's so cool. It was a
fun show. It's a big, big room, like very big, deep,
cool room. Yeah, very high up, like your neck hurts. Um,
it's so beautiful. Though. Have you played that room before?
I have? Yeah, Um, it's but it's it's donning every time,
Like it just sounds so good. Like most of our
shows on this tour have been outside and amphitheaters, and
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this was our one indoor show aside from like Bridgetone
at the end of this year. But um, we're like, damn,
it sounds really good in here. Do you ever have
or I guess I could ask you which ones were
like cool places for one reason or another, venues that
you played and before you played it, you're like, man,
this is awesome because I've always wanted to play here. Yeah.
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I remember I didn't headline, but I opened for Eric
Church at Red Rocks and that was like crazy. But
I had to get an oxygen tank because it was
so the altitude was so high for me to just
to sing. Yeah. I was making a short joke too,
but yeah, I needed like a full tank for how
short I am at Red Rocks. But I, um, yeah,
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that was like one of those pinch me moments. And
now I get to headline it this year. Oh that
would cost time. What about back home? Was there a
place that used to go to shows and then when
you finally played it as like the main person, or
maybe not home, but maybe a city that was near
in Texas, that you were like, I can't wait to
one day do this. I remember when because I grew
up going to American Airline Center in Dallas to see shows,
and when I was on the Keith Urban Tour, we
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went through there and I definitely had like a major
ugly cry on the stage during my church like in
my hometown, because I had like fifty people in the
crowd during the song. So what happens if you cry
or you fall or something happens during a song and
it throws off the timing of the rest of the song,
What will your band do well? For my church? I
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still get emotional during that song, so we always save
it for the end, just in case, you know, the
whatever hits the fan and I lose it, I can't
really get it back together. If I start crying, it's
like I'm teetering and then the tears come and I'm
really off key, and I just yeah, the crowd finishes
it for me. Basically, That's what happened that night. If
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you ever fallen, like been in hills and you get
jumping around you fall down, don't even say no if
it's no, because if you do, I don't want to
be blamed for it. Just be like, that's a situation
I haven't had to address yet. Not yet. It's going
to be on YouTube. I'm just like, I'm emotionally prepared
for it, but it has happened yet. So this Humble
Quest Tour is going to go all the way to December.
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You're ending in Nashville. I want you guys to go
to Marion Morris dot com. All the dates are out
there all the way through December two, and they're all
really cool amphitheaters. But an amphitheater is awesome, especially in
like after July. Yeah, after July. It's it's really great.
So go check it out. It's the Humble Quest Tour.
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And then we're gonna play the new song though right now,
so this is I saw you post the other day,
maybe it was like even yesterday or today, you're like,
all right, this song is seven. We're fighting right now, Like, oh,
how do you feel about the song? How do you
feel like it's doing? People singing it back loud of
the show they are it's like song too in the show.
So is kind of like out of the gate to
put a single. But yeah, I you know, I feel
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like it's the most if I can be real here,
I mean, it's the most like competitive chart right now.
And I've always felt it's a little competitive because you know,
I'm a woman and there's like very few of us
in there. But I definitely feel like I'm so proud
that it's gotten where it's gotten, And yeah, it's always
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amazing when you can ring the bell. I hope we
can get into the top five, but I just look
at the rewards. It's like reaped in having any new
music out and just being able to tour again. So
as much as like I appreciate y'all promoting it, and
I know there's a lot of songs you have to
play in an hour, but I am very proud of
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this song and the fact that I get any radio
play at all is kind of a miracle. So I'm
to be honest. We play like we play like two
songs an hour, and we don't really like we don't
even like playing music. We just like ourselves talk for
the most part. The other one, Yeah, who knows, probably crap.
I'll be honest with you. Sometimes we're out of time
and I'll be like, I don't like that song anyway,
and we'll cut it. But I tell you it's it's
never circles around this town, right. Have I ever dropped
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circles around this town? Definitely? Not no, Because I'll see
a song and I'm like, down, ain't that good? So
I'll make sure to play a good one. And then
so what do you need me to do? You know?
We played every every five minutes? Yeah, I mean this
is crunch time. I don't want to take a spin
from a friend, but um, I really appreciate the hell
what about an enemy? So I'll listen. People, you tell
me who's your enemy, we'll take a spin from them.
I'll tell you who I hate. After I saw on
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TikTok that you would do edit a guy this, here's
this guy right there? Oh, because it's not idol. I
thought it was gonna be Idle. No, it was just
like a Dallas guitar show. Battle of the bands. Oh,
it was a battle of the bands. Yeah, were you
in a band or were you a solo artist? Then
as a solo artist? And he can't do edited you
on TikTok um. I do edit him, but he was
just bringing I'd heard about this because it was like
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going viral. But he h, he did like we were
all auditioning to be the winner of this battle of
the bands. And I remember him like very clearly they
won his band, but he like zooms in on the
photo and it's like me next to Casey Musgraves and
we're like probably fourteen or fifteen, And the end of
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his TikTok was like, we won the battle, but they
won the war. I think I saw too. We lost
you and Gavin de Girl. I don't know who TikTok too,
but you and Gavin de Girl were up on one together. Yeah.
I'm trying to be better at TikTok. I'm not very
good at it. I feel kind of like a boomer
when I use it, but I I kind of prefer
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it now to Instagram, just as far as scrolling through
and which is why Instagram tried to create themselves as TikTok,
which I wish they should stop, Like, I don't think
you should try to be the other. Well, Instagram is Snapchat.
They stole Snapchat, and now we don't even think a
Snapchat as much anymore because all the stories was just Snapchat.
So now Instagram is gonna do TikTok, and then we're
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not gonna know TikTok, and we're just gonna know Instagram.
They're gonna rull our world and we're all gonna have
an Instagram chip in her head, and that's it. The
world's gonna end, probably just like that. You heard it
here first. That's Mary Moore, as everybody will say, tomorrow,
all right, Marion's out on the road. She's got a
lot of shows left. If let's say you are under
the weather and you have a show, what is a
tip for somebody out there that has something a wedding
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or a big situation at work and they're feeling sick,
what can they do to actually get up for that day?
Because I'm sure it happens all the time where you're sick,
you're under the weather, and you got to perform. What
can you do to make sure you can get through
the next twelve hours. Oh well, I've done kind of
every potion you can do to get through the show.
(41:27):
I mean, if you don't feel right, like throatcoat tea,
I've gone and done the like steroid shot that gets you, like,
you know, through the next ninety minutes. What if you
lose your voice, what's the key to getting your voice
back quickly? Oh, a steroid shot. Just go to the doctor.
They're not good for you. So honestly, one a year
is okay, But that's all I supposed to get, maybe
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six or seven. I didn't not supposed to get one
a year. Oh are you serious? I think they stay
in your system for a long time. So jack boys
crazy energy. Yeah, But as I've had a few like
oh no moments, like where I was like, I cannot
cancel this show and we'll do the steroid and it
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brings your voice back for like the night, But then
you feel like absolute crap for like three days. That's
always a problem with it. That's why I feel like
crap most of the time. Guys. Marion Morris is here again.
Go check out her show. She is on tour till December.
She's all over the country. She's so many dates and
you're doing more than just the Saturdays Friday Saturdays. You're
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out on different nights of the week too. Sometimes Friday Saturday,
we're about to do our West Coast run, so that'll
be longer. Um. But yeah, I have my son out
with me on the bus, so having just like three
days is enough. I feel like the weekend warrior thing
is good when you have a toddler on the bus.
Can I ask you a question about him? Yeah? So
I was with your husband and he was saying that
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he was going to a swimming lesson. Now he is
quite small. How does he do swimming? He loves it now,
Like the first few times were tough, but he he
loves the water. He's definitely like a water boy. Like
he he loves bads. He loves the lake. Like the
first time you put him in, though, like what do
they do? Do they just hold them in or do
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they throw? And all right, buddy, let's see what happens.
We didn't do that whole like I sr. I think
it's what it's called where you like they have to
be little little but they like throw the kid in
the water and they have to like learn to float.
We didn't do that, although I've heard that works. Um no,
but he they're scared. He was scared at first because
he couldn't touch the bottom, so you're just like holding him.
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But now he loves it the same same. Um yeah,
we probably all went through this, but um now he's
he's doing good. We're about to start potty training on Sunday,
so I'm like trying to gear myself up for that emotionally.
Why emotionally, what's the hardest thing that you have heard
about potty training? I mean everyone has a different horsed
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worry and then some people are like, my kid learned
in two seconds, But um, I don't have any context.
I have a boy. I don't know. I feel like
Ryan's going to have to help out on certain things.
But um, it's like a three day thing. Like the
first day is they don't wear any clothes. Sounds like
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a wellness camp. Yeah, and you just teach them like
so I was like tm I, but like you just
teach them to like learn the sensation and then like
where to put it, like go to the go to
the toilet. But yeah, I'm like going from the road
to right into a potty training, three day marathon, Eddie
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just probably training the baby, right, Yeah, but I don't
do any of that stuff. I just kind of like,
I mean, my boy's almost four and he just pooped
in the potty, so like we're more Yeah, So I
mean people like to just kind of grab by the
horns hunted for a while. Okay, good luck, Mary, awesome.
Love to see you guys. Follow mere on on Instagram
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and Twitter at Marion Morris. She is out on the
road the Humble Quest Tour. Get tickets. You can find
every which way to get tickets. And I'm gonna give
circles around this town a couple of extra plays, and
I'm gonna take away from those people you told me
during the break that you hated. So that's what we're
gonna do. That's right. We're gonna make sure does not
get to spend I'm just kidding. I'm just my god,
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oh my gosh, I'm gonna kill you. I'm gonna bleed
both names out anyway, so nobody can even hear what
I'm saying, all right, Marion Morris, thank you, Marion, thank you.
We're using our own money for this. We have an
able draft Kings Why didn't I just say, let us
do it for free. I don't know, I'm an idiot,
but oh you think they would. I don't know. But
it's our our money, and now we're in let's go. Okay,
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So with the NFL season coming up, everybody's just gonna
pick a team. I'll put it in a hat, we'll
draw it. I thought we do twenty bucks, and these
guys like, no, do fifty dude. We want to make
some real money here. So it's gonna be five hundred bucks. Told,
we betted on one team of following the whole season. Okay,
so let's go to the team's real quick, because something
hasn't haven't been announced? Eddie, who are you putting in
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America's team? Dallas Cowboys, Morgan, Kansas City Chiefs, Amy, Tampa
Bay Buccaneers, Mike d Who are you putting into the hat?
Come on, I'm like, Eddie, I'm realistic. I'm going with
the Bucks. Okay. So two, there are two Tampa Bay
Bucks in there. Get out of you. You're done, RAYMONDO
he putting the hat. There was only one team I
was gonna putt in that hat, and it's dem Boys,
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the Cowboys, yeah, he's talking about lunchbox. Give me the
Minnesota Vikings, Scoopa Steve, the defending Super Bowl champions of
Los Angeles Rams. Okay, Kevin in there, who do you pick?
The goat? Tom Brady in the buck? Three buck votes
(46:51):
as Denver Bronco. Okay, I like that, and then I
put in the Gray Jamma Backers, so I get the Packers.
So that's everybody right? Yeah, wow, we only have one
team there. I'm gonna throw the first one away. Hey,
the first one I'm gonna throw away? You are yeah?
Oh man, all right, get rid of Tom Brady one
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of the bucks. We're gonna be throwing away the Cowboys. Yes, yes,
thank goodness money. Say, guys, there's another Cowboys down there.
Do you want to draw or throw this one away?
Throw it away? You get rid of the Tampa Bay one.
All right, let's throw one away. We're now throwing away
the Vikings. Oh that's a great love on its one.
(47:36):
Run it throw it away as it next one to it,
run it or toss it? Run toss it? Okay, toss
it two verses one tom Brady, let's go. Wellbody else
is yelling, we'll be throwing away please be the Cowboys. Nope,
we did a whole sheet of paper the Chiefs. Good,
good one, good, get rid of it. Okay, this one
(47:57):
we're taking. Take it. I say run, let's go the
team we find on Prescott Baby, no, please, I'm gonna
be so. I want my fifty dollars back in America's America, Tampa, Babe,
I would rather who would you rather have? I would
brother have? I want to see Tom Brady win again
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before he I just don't want to cheer for Aaron Rodgers.
So the team that we will be putting all of
our money on, is it? Yeah, it's it's Tampa. Who's
that's the other Tampa? Who would you No? But that's
on microscaper. Okay, here we go and Mike going to
DraftKings right now. If we were putting five hundred on
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the Bucks, if the Bucks win the Super Bowl, we
won't win four thousand dollars. It's a party. We will
have a big party already. I'm gonna push it the
button to make it the bad in three what done? Boom?
I've screen shot it. Okay, all right, we got it. Yes,
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I hope you guys are happy. I mean I've nobody's
upset anymore. That's a deal. Yeah no, and I'm actually
kind of motivated to watch the ball. We need the
Tampa Bay butt. We Tom Brady stay healthy. Yeah, we
need let her from to drop out twenty pounds and
we need it. Let's go a lot of words, a
lot of words. Let's go, all right, Tampa left a
lot of work to do. All of our money it's there.
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I love that. That's great. We gotta do all this.
We're gonna do it. We didn't do it, all right,
that's our pick. Let's make some money, money money. It's
the easiest trivia game in the whole wide world. Welcome
too easy Trivia, Hello everybody? All right, Eddie? With three
wins this season, Amy and lunchbox is one win? You're
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playing for that Tiara five wins the championship up. It's
the easiest game. Amy. The categories animals. What animals said
to have nine lives? Cats cast correct? She's onto the next.
It's so easy, lunchbox. What animal is said to be
man's best friend doggie? Doggy is correct? Yes, yes, yes, sorry,
(50:09):
don't worry. The energy falls off soon. What animal has
a trunk and tusks? Eddie. Oh, that's an elephant. That's correct, Yes,
yea and Morgan. Finally, what marsupials are famous for carrying
their young in a pouch? Correct? Yes? Okay, Now we
can step all the clap and crap. Okay, So what's
going to happen is if you miss it, you'll be
(50:32):
eliminated and you'll hear this sound right here. You've been boned.
The goal is not to be boned. Amy, you're up first.
The category is country music? Okay, Carrie Underwood one? Which
TV talent show American Idol? That's correct? Lunchbox Blake Shelton
(50:54):
is married to what pop star Gwen Stefani? Correct? Yeah,
Darius Rucker was the front man Eddie for which platinum
rock band before becoming a country star? Hoodie and the Blowfish? Correct, Morgan.
What's the name of Dolly Parton's theme park? Dollywood? Very good?
Everybody spill wood whatever. The next category is kids cereal? Ammy?
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What type of animal is Tony from Frosted Flakes? Tony
the Tiger? Good? Lunch of kind of bird is the
fruit loops bird? Two? Canned? Sam? So what kind of bird? Oh,
he's a type of bird. He just said his name,
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So I need the type of bird. Two cans correct.
We all were like, oh, I didn't know that was
the type of bird, Eddie. What animals not allowed to
have a bowl of tricks? What animal? What animal? Oh?
You silly rabbit? Tricks are for kids, so the rabbit
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cannot right. Well, man, that's a trick question. What type
of mythical creature Morgan is on the box of lucky charms? Oh,
he's a leprocron. Wow, I can't say that. We struggle
that next category. Everybody's still in. The Great Bambino is
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the nickname of what baseball player? Amy, the Great Bambino
is the nickname of what famous baseball player. The only
thing coming to my mind is Babe Ruth because Babe
the Great Bambino. I don't know any other baseball players
from that era. I didn't say what unless it's like, well,
(52:49):
because I'm assuming Bambino it's like that earlier time because
I don't I don't even know any It's not Derek
Jeter or anything. So Baby Ruth is correct. Assault in
the swat, yeah, man, the Great Bambino Pino from what
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NFL quarterback wears number twelve on the Tampa Bay Bucks
Lunchbox Tom Brady correct, Eddie, who holds the world record
for eating the most amount of Nathan's hot dogs in
ten minutes. Oh his name? Whoa, whoa, whoa? I almost
said Mark Chestnut. Hold on a second, it's Joey Chestnut.
That's correct. Eight seventy six hot dogs in ten minutes. Dude,
(53:32):
I was so close to save Mark Morgan, who is
the most decorated Olympian of all time with twenty eight medals.
Simone Biles, Hello, I got you've been booed anybody Michael's
gonna be a broad one? H Yeah, I did not
know that. Morgan. I'm sorry you've been boned. So still zero.
(53:58):
The next category three main famous bands. Amy George Harrison
played guitar and what band it? He's the Beatles? Correct?
Lunchbox Slash played guitar for what band? Oh? Man Slash,
(54:22):
I'm gonna go there's my man Guns n' Roses, my guess, correct, Eddie.
Travis Barker plays drums and what punk band Blinky two? Correct?
Good job. The next category is space. What is the
moon called? When it is as big and as bright
as it can get? A full? Oh? Hey? It's as
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big and bright as it can get. I don't know
if it's a full moon or like an eclipse or something. Oh, correct, God, lunchbox,
what are the group some stars that look like pictures
called Groups of stars that look like pictures are called constellation? Yeah,
(55:08):
j Eddie, what's a scientist called who studies space on Earth?
He is an astronomer? Good? Alright, alright, alright, the next category.
We gotta rolled all faster now as pis? Are? I
love it? Ammy? Which picks our film features a rat
that wants to be a chef? Correct, Lunchbox. The piston
(55:29):
cup is a competition from what picks our movie? Correct, Eddie?
Where is Andy's name written on woody under his boot?
That is correct? State nicknames were going even faster now, Ammy.
What state is known as the Grand Canyon State? You've been?
(55:56):
Did that? I could bring it? I could say it.
What is your answer? What ranswer? I was gonna say, Arizona.
We'll let her stay in ray hit the button without permission? Um,
thank you, most lunchbox. What state is known as the
Sunshine State? Social? Watch his fingers? California? You've been? You're boned?
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What is it Florida. Oh yeah, Eddie, what state's known
is the who's your state? That's Indiana? Correct? To remain stupid,
grab bag Amy. What's the smallest unit of matter? Adam? Correct, Eddie?
Water boils at how many degrees celsius? Boils at twelve? Twelve? Hundred? Twelve? Yes,
(56:54):
it's too twell, No, it's one hundred, so wow, you
all missed it. But twelve water boils at two twelve? No,
water balls at a hundred great celsius? Oh? Why are
you are you with the question asking? Why are you
saying twelve? Why are you ringing the button? I start
breaking stuff? Everyone's in trouble, everyone out here. Any good job?
(57:16):
Let's go? Yeah, Amy is our nice job? There? I
feel like that's not as exciting because we all started fighting.
Are you guys didn't fighting? I'm not mad, you know, Lunchbox,
Since you were nice and you played nice, you get
a win too. Yeah, I'm just kidding. I never knew that.
(57:37):
All right, there's Amy, our big winter. Nice job. Thank you,
Thank you, show down to day. This story comes us
from Lexington, Kentucky. A man walked into a bank, went
up to the teller said give me all the money.
There's a robbery. They handed him over a bag full
of cash. He ran out. Cops show up and they're like, huh,
(57:57):
whose cell phone is this? Oh? No, guy's cell phone.
They saw it on the news. He's like, ah, they're
gonna get me. Turn him cell in. They probably would
have gotten him. Yeah. Yeah, you know, we saved everybody
time himself sometimes too. All Right, there you go. I'm munchboxed.
That's your bone head story of the day. I hope
you guys have a great weekend. You may go to
a movie movie Mic reviewed Nope, and you gave it
(58:21):
a pretty good score. I get Yeah, it's one of
my favorite movies of the year. And so nope. Is
that movie with Jordan Peele? Yeah, he directed it. Horror horror,
more of a sci fi thriller on this one, then okay,
I like that better. But I would like his other
movies What are They get Out in Us? If you
like those two, I think you'll really like this one.
Those are good. Get Out was awesome. Yep. I don't
(58:44):
like scary movies, but I like those two movies for
some reason. And this one is less like blood and
guts from those movies. It's more of dealing with aliens.
That's awesome. Get Out was awesome. Get Out. I don't
even know why I went to watch that thing. This
the one with a boyfriend. Yes, boyfriend, it's like black.
Oh yeah, that's weird, dude. Get Out awesome. Okay, So nope,
(59:04):
it has to do with aliens. It's not a spoiler,
is it? No? Okay, but that's all you need to know.
It can see it's fifteen Yeah, okay. Can I stream
at me? No? Not yet? And I thought, no, what
a top gun? Can I watch that one thing? What
was that? That's happening here? I don't want to go
watch a movie in the theater. So nope, you give
it four out of five, said four point five out
(59:25):
of five. It's your favorite of the three. Yeah, no,
my second favor. I still think get Out as the
best man. Get Out just kind of it's just like
I'm watching a show. I can't figure it out. That's
our show. To me. You're like, it's gonna be scary
at some point, it's kind of creepy, but at some
point it just gets crazy. All right, So a movie?
(59:45):
Mike says, Nope, four point five out of five and
a fifteen year old can watch it. Yeah, for sure.
There's no real violence or bad words or anything. Best
movie you've watched in a year? Uh No, there was
a movie that came out early as here. It's my
favorit so far. Which one Everything Everywhere, All at Once?
I never heard of it. It's my favorite one. Are
you in it? Did you write it? It's no, I
(01:00:06):
think you at your house. No, it's a movie that
deals with the multiverse. Oh, I love a multiverse. What's
that called everything everywhere, all at once? Maybe in the multiverse.
I've already watched it. This one you can watch at home, though, Okay,
just text me the name of that. I watched that,
all right, So go watch nope movie, Mike says, and
check out his podcast, movie Mike's Movie Podcast. Hope you
(01:00:27):
guys have a great weekend. Thank you so much for
being here. Thank you so much for listening. On Monday,
we got another These listeners have a chance to win
another bunch of money, one final time to win lots
and lots of cash. All right, that's it. Have a
good weekend by everybody. Show
Transmitting he's good, what's happening, and everybody, welcome to the show,
Morning Studio Morning, Marion Morris on later the Friday Morning
Dance Party on Later. I do want to start with
something that's happened within our group here where Morgan. You
(00:24):
were out yesterday your car broke down? Is that what happened?
Are you're tired to the flatter away? No? So my
car just totally died on me. So I was stuck
in a parking garage and couldn't move. At least it's
a parking garage. Yeah, I gotta happened on the road
that stinks. So you're at least somewhere kind of safe.
So but what do you do? Yeah, well, everybody's at
work right it's the middle of the day, and I
was like, well, I guess I could reach out to
(00:45):
the show because we're off at this point, and so
I send a group text to our Bobby Bone show,
all the people on the show basically, no, no, no,
I ain't in it. You guys canna have you a
little behind the scenes gossip? Yeah, keep me out of it.
That's our thread where we talk about you. Yeah, you
should see it. Love to have a little glimpse of that.
(01:05):
So you text that, yeah, And I was just like, hayes,
anybody around that could come help me out. I need
to get a jump on my car. And so thank goodness,
some people responded, and I was really excited. I was like,
oh great, somebody can come help me. Lunchbox responds, I
have cables, but I'm on my bike. That's not gonna help. Yeah,
but you can, like cycle home. I could have cycled home,
(01:28):
got my car and gone back to her, but I
was just letting her know I'm on my bike. It
would be a minute, okay. And so she said, oh, thanks,
but no thanks. You said no thanks, No. I just
laughed at it because I didn't really know what else
to say. That wasn't gonna help me, okay. And next
and then ray Mundo responded, I have cables, but may
break down getting to you. True. So I okay, so
you went half a step. You have cables as well,
(01:50):
but what do you mean Your car sucks pretty bad?
Breaks have been real weird. Haven't had time to get
him fixed. Don't you make time for man? Yeah? Yeah,
they you make time for that one. What's up with
the car? Bro a, Yeah, it's one hundred and seventy
five thousand miles. I get it, but you do pretty good. Yeah,
we're trying to do a four runner. No, I hear you.
(02:12):
That's awesome. I hope. So money problems, no money problems,
just hey, if it's still running, rocket, but it's it's
we're nearing the end on that one. But you couldn't
help Morgan. I'm probably twenty five minutes from her. Two
triple A is quicker than that, not than twenty five
minutes now, okay, but okay, okay, next. So thankfully, Mike
(02:35):
dy responds, He's like, I got cables. I'm coming to
you in five minutes away. So shout out to Mike
d because he actually showed up for me instead of
just saying he had cables and then made an experience. Yeah,
that's what happened. Yeah, we got all everything you need. Hey,
is that what you need to get out of there?
No problem, we got all that, except we can't do
it because well, Mike, nice job, buddy. Listen. Let's if
(02:55):
we were rating guys based on how good a guy
they are. Mike's number one. Oh he's a leader, Mike,
He's a number one in this room. At least on
the thread that I'm not a part of. Y'all know
how to use jumper cables? Yeah, yeah, you gotta know
that coming out of the womb, or you try it
coming out of the womb and go out and then
you figure out real quick how to do it right
after that. But you're good car. What's what's up with
(03:15):
the car battery? Yeah? The battery died. I had to
take it to O'Reilly's. Yeah, and they just put in
a new battery. Thankfully. It was like two months from
the warranty going out. It was like, sweet battery of
a place. I'm good to go. You know, you have
this thing with your voice, right, I think sometimes it
cuts in and out. It almost sounds like you're breaking
up though it's like you're on a bad feet. Yeah,
sometimes you never know. People listen to that. Me. I thought,
(03:37):
what's wrong my radio? Which is Morgan's voice? No, it's
the radio, all right, Mike Dy You're a good dude, man.
I don't care what they say about you. All right, Morgan,
glad you're here, than glad you got a new battery.
It is time for the mail bag something Hello, Bobby Bones.
(03:59):
So I just started dating a guy I really like.
The only issue I have with him is his name Bailey,
because it's also my dogs. That's right, I'm dating a
guy who has the exact same name as my dog.
When I first met him, he told me his name
and I laughed and said, that's my dog's name, and
we laughed. But now it's getting a little annoying. Every
(04:19):
time he's over, I call him a dog runs over,
or I call my dog and he comes over. Funny
funny son? Who else would be bothered by it? Helped
me out. Would it be weird to call your pet
and significant other by the same name? What do I do?
Signed anonymous girlfriend. I thought about this because when I
(04:40):
just read the headline, I just thought about it. I
thought that wouldn't be a big deal, but it would
be annoying every single day of your life because they
would both have That is kind of annoying. It's funny,
but it's kind of annoying. The easy answer is, you
call your new boyfriend be Baals, you give him a nickname.
The dog gets to keep his name. The dog rules.
Dog is first, really it was first, and the dog
(05:01):
doesn't know what a nickname is. But the boyfriend's older.
I don't give a crap. The dog live there first,
the dog will probably be with her longer. And even
after Bailey the human is out. Wow An he may
not be. They may get married, but we're just playing
the odds in the numbers. This dog is gonna be
around that dog. Don't don't disrespect the dog. So I'm
(05:24):
getting mad for the dog, really getting upset that dog
was there. That dog also doesn't understand the concept of
a nickname, so you can't just name it something different.
So the dog is named Bailey. Your boyfriend's name is
in certain bales be Lee Lee what big bus? That what?
(05:48):
All right? But that's not his name, like you have
to learn a whole new name. Just nickname him nickname
you probably got someway. And also it's a good reason
to have a nickname. Now if you don't, it's a
good step forward. And don't you dare change the dog's name.
If you do, you're band from this show and listening right,
that's the dog. It was there. Dogs are loyal, would
(06:08):
be loyal back, Um, yeah, I would be annoyed back.
That's funny though, It's like funny annoying, So you can
keep them both. But if you have to decide, Bailey
the human goes, Bailey the dog stays. All right, thank
you for the email. Close it up. We've got your
Now it's about to clothe. It's time for fun fact Friday,
(06:32):
and we like to lead with a listener submission fun
fact Friday. Did you know that if you spread your
arms and your hands out all the way upside to side,
that is exactly how tall you are? Thanks? I love
the show. No way you're telling me my arms and
hands six foot one? Are you telling they're shorter than? Oh? Wow?
(06:55):
I'm plowing my mind's right now, right around the room.
And I'll go first because I often talk about the
kool Aid Man and I go, do you need me
to kool aid Man? That that means just run through
the wall. For you kids, you'd watch commercial on Saturday morning.
There'd be a house and the kool a Man would
come boom right through the wall and be like, hey kids,
I'm the kool Aid Man, and it was awesome. Well,
(07:16):
scientists figured out that if the kool Aid Man was real,
he would have the force to break through a brick wall,
but about one third of his kool aid was splashed
out the process ould koolaid everywhere if he did that,
so it is not legitimate amy. So hickeies can be deadly.
The section can result in a blood clot that in
some cases has traveled to the person's brain and caused
(07:40):
a stroll. And that's why I never wanted hikies into
a teenager. That's why I never got him. Nobody wanted
to give them. Yes, the first thing that develops in
a human embryo is the anus. Oh gosh, you would
think the heart, the brains wanted to anything though, but nope,
(08:00):
the anus is the first thing to develop. That's interesting.
I mean, I think he just wanted I'm sure about
those Morgan. In Japan, it's common to find QR codes
on cemetery headstones. You can scan the code and then
watch a video of the person's life. Wow, that's amazing.
I wish if we wanted to wear a QR code,
(08:20):
like on the back of our shoe or because maybe
that's weird to much try, but just somewhere you could
wear one if people can know about you. Or let's
say you were uh twenty five and single and you're like,
I'm dating, so your QR code was pink. Okay, so
other people that had the pink could QR code you
to see. Oh um, he likes animals. He's only been
divorced once. He's he lies about his height, he says,
(08:42):
he's now all that could be a thing, I think,
but that's pretty cool. I didn't know that was a thing.
Of cemeteries. Yeah, you can bring it here? Would you
put one on? I don't give a crab. It up
and going to die my body. I literally don't give
a crab. I ain't here to know. I won't know
do what every weekend? It burns me if you want,
I don't give any crabs. Eddie last one. All you
guys in the room, every single person in here, you
(09:03):
fart on an average fourteen times a day, and each
fart travels through your body at seven miles per hour.
Well that's some power. Bet they're fun though, I mean
mine was really fun. I goot Hickey was risque, I debated,
not compared to a fact. The latest from Nashville in
(09:28):
Tullywood Morgan number two thirty second, Skinny Kelsea Ballerini announced
a new song from her upcoming album. The song is
called The Little Things Excuse the bigger than the scene,
Give me some food stuff. Yes. Freeland released a collaboration
(09:53):
with Lady A. It's called Told You I Could Drink
the Memories in my Bed and just Day When I
Got You Like kids Day. Parker McCallum shared a new
song called handle on You, b Yeah, gotta handle fly,
(10:26):
Gotta handle on You. Mitchell Timpenny announced a new album
this week called This is the Heavy, and he dropped
a new song from it today called always Something with You.
Day is always So so Sow song Day with Young Always,
(10:53):
I'm Morgan. That's your skinny car. It's time for the
good news with Amy Good So. I got a shout
out to a nurse at Northside Hospital in Georgia. Her
name is Ki Still, and she was assigned to an
elderly patient who was dying. There was that's just part
of the story has to happen for the good part
(11:13):
to come. They formed an immediate connection, but the dying
patient had a Chihuahua named Jack's and she was so
concerned about what was going to happen with Jack's. The
nurse would listen to her talk about it well. Then
after she passed, her family came in started selling off
her stuff and do whatever. They donated Jack's to a shelter,
(11:33):
and this nurse she couldn't have it. She thought about
it for a while, and she showed up at the
shelter and she said, Hi, I would like to adopt
Jack's and take him home with me. Also bad for Jack's,
Like I'm already feeling bad for jack here. No, but
the owner's nurse decided to go rescue him and take
him in because she just couldn't live with the fact
that Jack's was going to be at a shelter and
(11:54):
he's older, so, you know, not looking good. And she
says that Jack's is like part of the reason she
became a nurse to help people, and she loves having
this gift in her home. And then people at work
heard about what she did, and she got an award
for a good deed. You know what I think about
me dying. One of the things I think about a
lot is, let's say Cale and I both died, who
(12:16):
would take care of the dog? Who would take care
of the dogs, And like, would they feel all sad
and weird or would they just not give a crap
and be like, longs I'm fat I'm good. They'd probably
move on, move on quick. Right. Yeah, so I tried
to be that sad, but yeah, the dog stuff makes
me sad every time. But that's really cool of her
to adopt those dogs. Great story. That is what it's
all about. That was tell me something good time to
(12:36):
hopefully give away. Five thousand dollars is real money. This
is a real person. This is Brandy. Brandy, where do
you live in Kingsburg, California? If I know my Fresno? Right?
That is south of Fresno. Am I correct? That's correct geography? Yeah,
hey Brandy from Kingsbury. What do you do for a living?
(12:58):
I'm a credential teacher and I work at a home school.
So you help I'm getting this right. You help other
parents or home school teachers? Yes, so parents who choose
to homeschool their children, they have to have a credential
teacher work with them. So we work side by side
with the parents who want to homeschool their children. It
(13:20):
was pretty cool. Well could you use five thousand dollars?
Could you use it? Yes? All right, well hopefully you
get it. That's the game. So two truths and a lie.
We will each read a statement here two of them
are true, one of them is a lie. They're all
about us personally. So if you listen to the show,
you definitely have a slide advantage because most of the
(13:40):
stuff we've talked about at one point or another. But
you can still nail it even if you haven't. Brandy,
are you ready to play? Yes? I am five thousand
bucks up for grabs. Hit that music. I'll go first.
I was doing a comedy show one night where I
just kept getting heckled by this one guy over and over.
(14:01):
It was non stop. I don't know if you're trying
to impress anybody. I don't know what the deal was,
but I could not take it anymore, and I said,
if you think you could do a better job, then
why don't you come up here on stage? And so
he did. He came up on stage and he crushed it,
and it was so funny that I thought, well, I
can never do that again because that makes me look worse.
(14:21):
So there you go. There's that story. Amy, you're up.
So I ran into my fourth grade boyfriend working the
Delta ticket counter when I was checking in for a
flight to London. I was going to visit a friend
and we were totally shocked to see each other, hadn't
seen each other since elementary school, and all of a sudden,
he starts pressing a lot of different keys, no idea,
(14:44):
what's happening. He hands me my boarding pass and he
upgraded me to first class. I could not have a four.
I'd never even flowed first class, and much less overseas.
That never even was like in my mind. When I
boarded the plane, they were like orange juice, Mimosa, champagne.
I mean, it's amazing. So shout out fourth grade boyfriends.
Let's go over to Eddie. I was driving through Dallas
(15:09):
with my family and we were going by Cowboys Stadium
and I said, oh, boys, this is it. There's no
game going on. It was just a random day. And said,
let's just go and we'll walk around the stadium to
be so cool. And when we walked up there there
was a door that was propped open. I looked around.
I said, boys, let's walk in. We walk in. Before
(15:30):
you know it, I mean we were on the field, guys.
We started running around the field acting like we were
playing football, acting like we were the Dallas Cowboys, and
no one said anything. All right, there you go. So
We got three statements here, Brandy me I was doing
a comedy show. Amy had a fourth grade boyfriend, and
(15:50):
Eddie broke into Cowboys Stadium. Are any of them to
you for sure true? Like you like I know for
shards that one's true. I feel like yours is true? Okay,
you feel like mine is true? Okay? Are you? Are
you locking me in for sure as true? Because once
you say locked in, you're locked in forever. Yes, I'm
(16:11):
locking you. M is telling the truth, all right, So
she's locked me in? All right? You have Amy and
Eddie left. One of them is telling a lie? According
to you, which one do you think is telling a lie?
I think it Eddie's line. Okay, So you think Eddie's
(16:32):
story of just walking up to Cowboys Stadium and going
in being on the field act like the Dallas Cowboys
to you, that's questionable? Yes? Okay? Are you locked in? Yes?
I'm locked in. She has locked in? Okay, So we'll
go to Amy first. Amy, you run into your fourth
grade boyfriend. Is that statement true? Yeah? Shout out Omar.
(16:52):
Sam Miguel looked up with first class to gets no
idea where he is now. But that was a good day.
I fired now classic Ony. Okay, Amy is right, Amy
is true. That is good for you. Okay. So it's
Eddie and I. You need Eddie's to be a lie
to be a winner. Eddie. If you're lying, she wins
(17:14):
five thousand dollars, Right, Eddie, Yeah, you went to Dallas,
you drove by the stadium. I would never have the
guts to see a cracked door and walk through it.
And I definitely wouldn't think you would have the guts either,
because I didn't seem like something you would do. But
you do love the cowboys, love the cowboys. And then
(17:36):
on the field, you're just running on the field and
nobody stopped you. That. Wow, Eddie. If that is a lie,
she wins five thousand dollars. Eddie, is that a lie? Bones?
You know, I love the Dallas Cowboys and I would
never do anything this crazy unless it was a Cowboys stadium.
This whole story was true. It is a true story.
Oh mine was a lie. Oh. I never call anyone
(18:01):
up on stage like did I get shot? Are sad? Yeah?
No way? Well dang it's shoot. You did not win
five thousand dollars, Brandy. I'm very sorry about that. So
but don't be totally sad, because you're gonna come back
and compete for forty thousand dollars. Yeah, okay, so it's
(18:23):
not over yet. So you're gonna come back and you're
gonna face off against the other three that played earlier
this week, and if you can last longer than them,
you will win forty thousand dollars. But one of four
shot to win forty thousand dollars. Basically, wow wow. Okay,
So Brandy, and I know you're disappointed because of today,
right a little bit. Yeah, but I'm just excited to
(18:44):
be on the show. Yeah, I take five thousand better
meet us. But anyway, um, we're gonna we're gonna play
on Monday. Good luck to you. We will talk to
you very soon. Okay, okay, Okay. There she is Brandy
from Kingsbury, California, And if you can spot a Liar,
USA's new competition reality show, Snake in the Grass gets
four contests at a hundred thousand bucks. They just got
(19:05):
to find a liar who's sabotaging it. If they fail,
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Please watch. All Right, she didn't win, but we'll give
(19:26):
her a chance to win more money than that. On
Monday's show. This is Joanna from Texas. I had a
question for y'all. How much of your college education do
you think you use in your occupation. I got a
business degree. I'm working in the business, but I feel
like very little for of my actual college classes of
(19:48):
my carrying into my occupation. Just serious about you, guys. Listen.
I studied radio and television and still none. I mean
I was already doing radio while I was in college,
and they were like, hey, since you got to know this,
will you teach them how to do it? So none.
I mean colleges mostly you show people you can complete something,
unless it's a skill that you have to develop to
(20:11):
get an entry level position like an architect or a
biochemist or a doctor. But yeah, no, none. I mean, Amy,
you're in radio, what was your Oh? I was agricultural
development at Texas A and M. But I did see
that Texas Tech put out something saying that seventy percent
of people still use their college degree in their work. Yeah,
who said that? A college Yeah, Eddie, Yeah, twenty percent,
(20:33):
probably because I did radio, television, film too. But I
learned most of it in the workforce. Man. Working in news,
I learned a lot of stuff. Eddie was a cameraman
in a news station when I met him. So if
we haven't need him, go out and cover breaking news. Yeah,
and I can do it all in like five minutes
because it's got a air like that. In five minutes, lunchbox,
you haven't. You don't have your degree, per se. Yeah,
but I would say one hundred percent. I got my
(20:54):
degree was going to be in speech communication. Well, so
I pretty much everyone's going to be your degree speech
speech communication. You can't even say your degree and your
degree is about saying things. Yeah, that was what it was,
speech communication. You can't say it again. And speeches, Yeah,
in a minor in general business, Joanna, it doesn't matter.
(21:18):
It doesn't matter, Sonya, Nashville, go ahead. I just watched
your show. It was awesome, and the one thing that
I really really love about it is that it ends
that hour and we don't have to go from week
to week to week wondering. So I loved it. It
was awesome. You were awesome, and congratulations, love you guys,
(21:41):
Thank you very much. Yeah, we like it that it's
one episode. You could see the whole thing. It's and
it flies by pretty quick because we're telling the whole
story in an hour and it's competition. We worried about love,
were worried about, oh does Johnny feel this way about No,
we're playing a game and you're playing a game at home.
We need you to watch Monday Night if possible. We
really need you. Eleven tenth Central Snake in the Grass.
We got to get those eighteen forty nine numbers. We
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need that numbers up. With the biggest debut in that
network in a couple of years, we won the night
in all cable, but our eighteen to forty nine we're
a little less than we had hoped. So we got
to get it up. And if we can get it up,
and we have, I'm telling you, guys, if we have
an a plus week, there's a great chance you guys
can be on season You don't let me finish be
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on season two or three. I need to have those conversations.
But it was already brought up to me at one point.
And if we can go season two or probably three,
but think we can get wet season two, maybe we
gotta have a great We're gonna have a great season,
great season two, episode two, whatever it's called, and then
we're gonna be on season two. We're gonna make season
two amazing and get you a season three. Okay, whatever
(22:43):
it takes, but we need episode two to rocket, and
then season three you can bring Garth out there. Well
I don't don't know. I'm thinking about only you guys. Okay, yeah, okay, yeah,
Monday night, please watch it on USA Network, eleven tenth Central,
Pile of Stories. Bobby, you would say pretty much every
day is a jam packed day. If not, I feel
(23:04):
like a loser and nobody loves me. But yes, well,
and we've kind of told you, like, hey, can you
slow down? This is gonna be bad for your health.
Well you're gonna love this because I saw that keeping
busy is actually really good for your health. Bobby Bowen
retired and ned, oh yeah, coach of Florida State. Really yeah.
Joe Petno retired died, Oh yeah, that does happen. People
(23:24):
that love what they did, worked every day, became great, retired.
I couldn't nine, could be. They were also old, could be.
So keep it up, staying busy. It's good for you.
You'll live longer. Okay. A mom shared with Good Morning
America how she's saved thousands of dollars a year by
only grocery shopping once a month. She only goes back
(23:45):
if she needs like a fresh item. But her name
is Megan Birch, and she's got a huge family, and
she sits down every month, comes of the plan for
her huge monthly haul. And that's her number one tip
to saving so much money. She also said, you got
to take advantage of freezing items. Take a look at
your fridge and your pantry. What did your family actually eat,
And make it a point to not buy items that
(24:06):
you never end up eating. Don't do it in theory
that sounds cute. Let's be honest. In theory that sounds cute,
you end up making a lot of jail soup. If
you do that, And Kaitlin's great at making jail soup.
You guys know what jail soup is. Now, Like whatever
whatever you got, like, you don't have a lot of
stuff and you gotta figure out with what you got
how to make something go like that ca'lin and crush
some jail soup. But no matter what it is, she's like, well,
we got three walnuts, we got like a random cheeto
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and it looks like some armon hammer, And all of
a sudden, she's like, give me an hour. It's an
amazing dinner. But unless you want to make jail soup,
that's tough for a month. A list was put out
of the best country artists by decades, So I want
to see if you agree with the list. Oh, give
me the decade. I'll give you who Okay, sixties, Oh
that's to cash thingding Ning, Wow, come on, I love blames.
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Uh Waylon Jennings, Dolly, Oh, I say Dolly, every generation?
I mean, are you good? Yeah? But okay, I got it.
What else? Eighties? You know it was underrated in the eighties,
Zo and it's won't be a but Lee Greenwood a
lot of hits in the eighties, you know, But the
eighties aren't really a loved decade by country music folks.
But I'm gonna say eighties he could be anytime. George Straight,
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that's right. Nineties Garth Brooks D two or the thousands,
two thousands mcgraar Chesney, I would say, because they both
came into their own they were they were nineties for sure.
But mcgrar chesney Chesney, Oh wow, you're pretty good. Yeah,
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I mean, you're nailing it. The two thousand and tens,
that's the Luke Bryan Jason Aldean class. So I would
go with one of those two Aldean and then the twenties.
What we're in. I mean, it's how to be Luke
Combs and Morgan Walland and the only two they're in
that conversation. So Combs are walk Thank you, you would
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have won. I'm Amy. That's my file. That was Amy's
pile of stories. It's time for the good news. Back
when Johnny Bell was twenty three years old in Oklahoma City,
he started his career at the post office, making one
dollar and eighty one cents per hour. Well, last week
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he celebrated his seventieth year working at the post office.
And that's a long time doing it living not even
that's awesome. He's the longest tenured postal worker in the
United States of America. I wonder what his retirement is
and how much he gets paid now more than the
one goes to work at ninety seven years old. So
(26:54):
I assume he just sits there. I already runs it
by foot, he does pony express. It's all to the
town on foot. Yeah, that's crazy. Why do you assume
he just sits there? If you're ninety there we go, here,
we go, just go ahead? What a just when when
you're ninety seven years old you can't move? Really, there's
very few nine year olds that can move. Hey, our
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last like nineteen presidents of over nineties. Oh what are
you gonna say? There? Buddy, that's a good story. Good
for him, seventy years, seventy years of the same job.
That's cool, all right, good job. That's what it's all about.
That was tell me something good. Yesterday on the show,
Lunchbox brought us what he called the best audio ever recorded,
and so we played it. I'll give you like five
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seconds of it. Hit ray, No, No, it's not hery No.
I didn't mean to call the brom I didn't know.
I was just trying. So then they fought, is this
thing but this woman she goes, I'm gonna shoot you
is a whole thing. It wasn't the best audio ever recorded.
When you get on tape someone saying I'll shoot you,
that is unbelievable. That is does not happen. That is
(27:57):
best audio ever. It is a good bit. You could
barely hear. Yeah, so that happened. And then after it happened,
when she walked out, what did she say, I'll shoot you?
Or she said i'll shoot you, I'll go get it,
gonna shoot you or something along those lines. I was like,
uh so, I was like, what do you do? So
I left and I got my car and I called
nine one one. So we have the clip because you
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played back here. Have you heard this back? I have
not heard it back. So do you now because you
called nine one one so many times? Do you know
like this is probably gonna be on the air so
you get a little more manly. No, I'm just in
the moment. I don't even think about it. I'm like,
because when you hear someone say I'm gonna shoot I'm
not thinking about on air. I'm thinking, oh my goodness,
like this is real deal, Like these people are in danger.
Like I'm gonna say State afterward interviewed the people. You
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recorded the whole thing. Here is the nine one one
call Sunday, July thirty first at one I was six pm,
nine one one. Do you need police? Fire? Or am
I I need police? Um asap? Okay, sir, let me
tell me what's happening. Oh yeah, I was just I
was in over here on Murvysboro Pike and a customer
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was screaming at the employee. They's got the screaming match.
They were going back and forth and then the customers
said I'll come back and shoot and talking about shooting
the employee. Okay, still on the site, have youness to
a safe location? Well oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, I'm
I'm in my car, like like, she was still in
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there yelling, and she's like, I'll come back and shoot.
And once she said shoot, and I was like or
something like that. And so I came out to my car,
and I mean, I don't know if she has a
gun in her car. I have no idea, but she
was still in there yelling, and I was like, I
gotta get out of here. So I am sitting in
my car, but she is like she's walking out right now.
Should I should? I try to go up to her
and like calm her down, talk to her what do
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you suggest I do? So, please stay where you are
and do not approach to the woman. No, no, no,
she's leaving. I'm not approaching her. She's leaving right now.
But she's getting in a blue SUV. Should I follow her?
That way, I can tell you where her location is. No, no, sir,
Please stay in your car and we'll just patch the
police to investigate. Please do not follow or interact with
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the suspect at all. Yeah. I wouldn't get interact, but
like I mean, I can, I can follow the state
distance you want to stay in your car? Was respect
the police right now. Thank you for your cooperation, and
officers on their way. Have a good day, sir. Get in.
You lied, though I know I lied. You light in
the car? You lied? What do you lie about? He said?
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As soon as she said, I got out of there
and call. Yeah yeah I did. I did. You recorded
a conversation for the radio. Yeah yeah, yeah, you're right.
But but then I did. I wanted to follow. I
wanted to know if she wanted me to do like
a chase like that way they could pull her over.
Three times yes, and she was adamant that I do
not follow the suspect. Like, do not like engage her,
do not do anything, and so I didn't follow. What's
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your review of your nine one one call? I thought
it sounded pretty good. I thought I did a good
job getting better. You are getting a little more in
control because you know we're probably gonna find it in
play exactly okay? And nothing ever happened from that. I know.
I watched the news and I've not seen anything about
I really didn't for like three days straight. I was like,
oh man, I need to watch the news. He if
there was a shooting on the at the sub shop
and there hadn't been one, right, thank you? Lunchboxing was Steve?
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How do you get that? By the way, what's the process?
I have a contact over at the Metroped that I
made maybe a year and a half ago when he
wanted a nine one one call, and I just could
you get everybody's note one call? Oh? Not? I don't
know if everyone but him because I work with him. No,
But is it like, could you get everybody we don't
have one? Or like if like if you made one
or anyone in the in this is it just free
for all? Like? Is it? Since it's called into I
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think we pay taxes on are they just public? I
know it's different states like Florida, you can gather an
information you want. Tennis may be a little bit different.
I haven't asked for if I could tell someone else's
all of it, whole hard drive. We spend the wheel
of nine one calls and see what we get there
actually a lot of fun. Let's go over to Amy
and get in the morning Corny. The morning Corny, what
(32:00):
do you call a can opener that doesn't work? What
do you call a can opener that doesn't work? I
can't open her? That was the Morning Corny. All right,
we're talking to Marion Morris. Her last number one song
is the massive song The Bones Have a Gun. Marion
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started touring her homestay in Texas when she was about eleven.
Her dad acted as her manager and her booking agent,
and she did all the auditions for all the show
as American Idol, America's Got Talent, the Voice Nashville Star.
She was rejected. So what does that tell you that
these shows, well American I was pretty cool. The rest
of them, you know who knows. Kasey Musgrave's encouraged Marion
to make the move to Nashville. Maren's just awesome. She's
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married to Ryan Hurd, who's a big songwriter artist in town,
and her band places pickleball backstage before shows to pass
the time. All right, here we go with Marion Morris.
The Friday Morning Conversation with Marion Morris Marion us as
in New York. I don't go up there a lot.
I guess it's a pandemic. I don't really do anything
up there. But I went up to do some some
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press for some stuff and geting the Today Show. Yeah,
I sure was like right before you, oh nice, And
because I saw a picture of you in the green
room and it's like a blue Today's Show thing before
you walk in or whatever. It is a green I'm
color blind, but I saw the day before yeah, I
think so, oh my god. So the day I was
doing it. You know who else was on the show,
but different segments. BJ Novak Really he's got a new movie,
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Yeah yeah, and they say it's really good. I didn't
get to meet him though, So would you have said
anything to him? Yes? Absolutely, Because Whitney Cummings was do
you know that is the comedian? Yeah, she was sharing
the dressing room with me. And she has a big,
really big personality. She was very nice, but she's a
really big personality. And I was like, you know, I
just don't want to bother I don't know, I just
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didn't feel I just felt like I was bothering her.
She also probably thought I was like a janitor or something.
I don't know what was going on, because we know
when you drive up and you go on the back
door and there's all the paparazzi there. Yeah, there's like
six or seven camera guys when you get out of
the car. Yes, okay, so not for me, Yes for you,
for everyone, Yes for you. But we get I get
out of the car and I'm gonna like a suit
because I'm gonna go sit in on a couple of segments.
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And my wife was with me. But they don't think
I'm the famous person and I'm not, but i'm not.
They just don't take pictures of her, and she's like
and all the pictures of her like like someone. Yeah,
they're like I think she's a model, and I'm like, no, no, no, no,
it's me. It's me. So I went in already a
little hurt and then nailed the segment. Anyway, my whole
point was when I was doing that, I saw your
name on radio stating musical and I was driving by, yeah,
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and I was like, that's so cool. It was a
fun show. It's a big, big room, like very big, deep,
cool room. Yeah, very high up, like your neck hurts. Um,
it's so beautiful. Though. Have you played that room before?
I have? Yeah, Um, it's but it's it's donning every time,
Like it just sounds so good. Like most of our
shows on this tour have been outside and amphitheaters, and
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this was our one indoor show aside from like Bridgetone
at the end of this year. But um, we're like, damn,
it sounds really good in here. Do you ever have
or I guess I could ask you which ones were
like cool places for one reason or another, venues that
you played and before you played it, you're like, man,
this is awesome because I've always wanted to play here. Yeah.
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I remember I didn't headline, but I opened for Eric
Church at Red Rocks and that was like crazy. But
I had to get an oxygen tank because it was
so the altitude was so high for me to just
to sing. Yeah. I was making a short joke too,
but yeah, I needed like a full tank for how
short I am at Red Rocks. But I, um, yeah,
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that was like one of those pinch me moments. And
now I get to headline it this year. Oh that
would cost time. What about back home? Was there a
place that used to go to shows and then when
you finally played it as like the main person, or
maybe not home, but maybe a city that was near
in Texas, that you were like, I can't wait to
one day do this. I remember when because I grew
up going to American Airline Center in Dallas to see shows,
and when I was on the Keith Urban Tour, we
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went through there and I definitely had like a major
ugly cry on the stage during my church like in
my hometown, because I had like fifty people in the
crowd during the song. So what happens if you cry
or you fall or something happens during a song and
it throws off the timing of the rest of the song,
What will your band do well? For my church? I
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still get emotional during that song, so we always save
it for the end, just in case, you know, the
whatever hits the fan and I lose it, I can't
really get it back together. If I start crying, it's
like I'm teetering and then the tears come and I'm
really off key, and I just yeah, the crowd finishes
it for me. Basically, That's what happened that night. If
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you ever fallen, like been in hills and you get
jumping around you fall down, don't even say no if
it's no, because if you do, I don't want to
be blamed for it. Just be like, that's a situation
I haven't had to address yet. Not yet. It's going
to be on YouTube. I'm just like, I'm emotionally prepared
for it, but it has happened yet. So this Humble
Quest Tour is going to go all the way to December.
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You're ending in Nashville. I want you guys to go
to Marion Morris dot com. All the dates are out
there all the way through December two, and they're all
really cool amphitheaters. But an amphitheater is awesome, especially in
like after July. Yeah, after July. It's it's really great.
So go check it out. It's the Humble Quest Tour.
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And then we're gonna play the new song though right now,
so this is I saw you post the other day,
maybe it was like even yesterday or today, you're like,
all right, this song is seven. We're fighting right now, Like, oh,
how do you feel about the song? How do you
feel like it's doing? People singing it back loud of
the show they are it's like song too in the show.
So is kind of like out of the gate to
put a single. But yeah, I you know, I feel
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like it's the most if I can be real here,
I mean, it's the most like competitive chart right now.
And I've always felt it's a little competitive because you know,
I'm a woman and there's like very few of us
in there. But I definitely feel like I'm so proud
that it's gotten where it's gotten, And yeah, it's always
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amazing when you can ring the bell. I hope we
can get into the top five, but I just look
at the rewards. It's like reaped in having any new
music out and just being able to tour again. So
as much as like I appreciate y'all promoting it, and
I know there's a lot of songs you have to
play in an hour, but I am very proud of
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this song and the fact that I get any radio
play at all is kind of a miracle. So I'm
to be honest. We play like we play like two
songs an hour, and we don't really like we don't
even like playing music. We just like ourselves talk for
the most part. The other one, Yeah, who knows, probably crap.
I'll be honest with you. Sometimes we're out of time
and I'll be like, I don't like that song anyway,
and we'll cut it. But I tell you it's it's
never circles around this town, right. Have I ever dropped
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circles around this town? Definitely? Not no, Because I'll see
a song and I'm like, down, ain't that good? So
I'll make sure to play a good one. And then
so what do you need me to do? You know?
We played every every five minutes? Yeah, I mean this
is crunch time. I don't want to take a spin
from a friend, but um, I really appreciate the hell
what about an enemy? So I'll listen. People, you tell
me who's your enemy, we'll take a spin from them.
I'll tell you who I hate. After I saw on
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TikTok that you would do edit a guy this, here's
this guy right there? Oh, because it's not idol. I
thought it was gonna be Idle. No, it was just
like a Dallas guitar show. Battle of the bands. Oh,
it was a battle of the bands. Yeah, were you
in a band or were you a solo artist? Then
as a solo artist? And he can't do edited you
on TikTok um. I do edit him, but he was
just bringing I'd heard about this because it was like
(39:35):
going viral. But he h, he did like we were
all auditioning to be the winner of this battle of
the bands. And I remember him like very clearly they
won his band, but he like zooms in on the
photo and it's like me next to Casey Musgraves and
we're like probably fourteen or fifteen, And the end of
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his TikTok was like, we won the battle, but they
won the war. I think I saw too. We lost
you and Gavin de Girl. I don't know who TikTok too,
but you and Gavin de Girl were up on one together. Yeah.
I'm trying to be better at TikTok. I'm not very
good at it. I feel kind of like a boomer
when I use it, but I I kind of prefer
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it now to Instagram, just as far as scrolling through
and which is why Instagram tried to create themselves as TikTok,
which I wish they should stop, Like, I don't think
you should try to be the other. Well, Instagram is Snapchat.
They stole Snapchat, and now we don't even think a
Snapchat as much anymore because all the stories was just Snapchat.
So now Instagram is gonna do TikTok, and then we're
(40:44):
not gonna know TikTok, and we're just gonna know Instagram.
They're gonna rull our world and we're all gonna have
an Instagram chip in her head, and that's it. The
world's gonna end, probably just like that. You heard it
here first. That's Mary Moore, as everybody will say, tomorrow,
all right, Marion's out on the road. She's got a
lot of shows left. If let's say you are under
the weather and you have a show, what is a
tip for somebody out there that has something a wedding
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or a big situation at work and they're feeling sick,
what can they do to actually get up for that day?
Because I'm sure it happens all the time where you're sick,
you're under the weather, and you got to perform. What
can you do to make sure you can get through
the next twelve hours. Oh well, I've done kind of
every potion you can do to get through the show.
(41:27):
I mean, if you don't feel right, like throatcoat tea,
I've gone and done the like steroid shot that gets you, like,
you know, through the next ninety minutes. What if you
lose your voice, what's the key to getting your voice
back quickly? Oh, a steroid shot. Just go to the doctor.
They're not good for you. So honestly, one a year
is okay, But that's all I supposed to get, maybe
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six or seven. I didn't not supposed to get one
a year. Oh are you serious? I think they stay
in your system for a long time. So jack boys
crazy energy. Yeah, But as I've had a few like
oh no moments, like where I was like, I cannot
cancel this show and we'll do the steroid and it
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brings your voice back for like the night, But then
you feel like absolute crap for like three days. That's
always a problem with it. That's why I feel like
crap most of the time. Guys. Marion Morris is here again.
Go check out her show. She is on tour till December.
She's all over the country. She's so many dates and
you're doing more than just the Saturdays Friday Saturdays. You're
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out on different nights of the week too. Sometimes Friday Saturday,
we're about to do our West Coast run, so that'll
be longer. Um. But yeah, I have my son out
with me on the bus, so having just like three
days is enough. I feel like the weekend warrior thing
is good when you have a toddler on the bus.
Can I ask you a question about him? Yeah? So
I was with your husband and he was saying that
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he was going to a swimming lesson. Now he is
quite small. How does he do swimming? He loves it now,
Like the first few times were tough, but he he
loves the water. He's definitely like a water boy. Like
he he loves bads. He loves the lake. Like the
first time you put him in, though, like what do
they do? Do they just hold them in or do
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they throw? And all right, buddy, let's see what happens.
We didn't do that whole like I sr. I think
it's what it's called where you like they have to
be little little but they like throw the kid in
the water and they have to like learn to float.
We didn't do that, although I've heard that works. Um no,
but he they're scared. He was scared at first because
he couldn't touch the bottom, so you're just like holding him.
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But now he loves it the same same. Um yeah,
we probably all went through this, but um now he's
he's doing good. We're about to start potty training on Sunday,
so I'm like trying to gear myself up for that emotionally.
Why emotionally, what's the hardest thing that you have heard
about potty training? I mean everyone has a different horsed
(44:00):
worry and then some people are like, my kid learned
in two seconds, But um, I don't have any context.
I have a boy. I don't know. I feel like
Ryan's going to have to help out on certain things.
But um, it's like a three day thing. Like the
first day is they don't wear any clothes. Sounds like
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a wellness camp. Yeah, and you just teach them like
so I was like tm I, but like you just
teach them to like learn the sensation and then like
where to put it, like go to the go to
the toilet. But yeah, I'm like going from the road
to right into a potty training, three day marathon, Eddie
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just probably training the baby, right, Yeah, but I don't
do any of that stuff. I just kind of like,
I mean, my boy's almost four and he just pooped
in the potty, so like we're more Yeah, So I
mean people like to just kind of grab by the
horns hunted for a while. Okay, good luck, Mary, awesome.
Love to see you guys. Follow mere on on Instagram
(45:02):
and Twitter at Marion Morris. She is out on the
road the Humble Quest Tour. Get tickets. You can find
every which way to get tickets. And I'm gonna give
circles around this town a couple of extra plays, and
I'm gonna take away from those people you told me
during the break that you hated. So that's what we're
gonna do. That's right. We're gonna make sure does not
get to spend I'm just kidding. I'm just my god,
(45:27):
oh my gosh, I'm gonna kill you. I'm gonna bleed
both names out anyway, so nobody can even hear what
I'm saying, all right, Marion Morris, thank you, Marion, thank you.
We're using our own money for this. We have an
able draft Kings Why didn't I just say, let us
do it for free. I don't know, I'm an idiot,
but oh you think they would. I don't know. But
it's our our money, and now we're in let's go. Okay,
(45:47):
So with the NFL season coming up, everybody's just gonna
pick a team. I'll put it in a hat, we'll
draw it. I thought we do twenty bucks, and these
guys like, no, do fifty dude. We want to make
some real money here. So it's gonna be five hundred bucks. Told,
we betted on one team of following the whole season. Okay,
so let's go to the team's real quick, because something
hasn't haven't been announced? Eddie, who are you putting in
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America's team? Dallas Cowboys, Morgan, Kansas City Chiefs, Amy, Tampa
Bay Buccaneers, Mike d Who are you putting into the hat?
Come on, I'm like, Eddie, I'm realistic. I'm going with
the Bucks. Okay. So two, there are two Tampa Bay
Bucks in there. Get out of you. You're done, RAYMONDO
he putting the hat. There was only one team I
was gonna putt in that hat, and it's dem Boys,
(46:29):
the Cowboys, yeah, he's talking about lunchbox. Give me the
Minnesota Vikings, Scoopa Steve, the defending Super Bowl champions of
Los Angeles Rams. Okay, Kevin in there, who do you pick?
The goat? Tom Brady in the buck? Three buck votes
(46:51):
as Denver Bronco. Okay, I like that, and then I
put in the Gray Jamma Backers, so I get the Packers.
So that's everybody right? Yeah, wow, we only have one
team there. I'm gonna throw the first one away. Hey,
the first one I'm gonna throw away? You are yeah?
Oh man, all right, get rid of Tom Brady one
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of the bucks. We're gonna be throwing away the Cowboys. Yes, yes,
thank goodness money. Say, guys, there's another Cowboys down there.
Do you want to draw or throw this one away?
Throw it away? You get rid of the Tampa Bay one.
All right, let's throw one away. We're now throwing away
the Vikings. Oh that's a great love on its one.
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Run it throw it away as it next one to it,
run it or toss it? Run toss it? Okay, toss
it two verses one tom Brady, let's go. Wellbody else
is yelling, we'll be throwing away please be the Cowboys. Nope,
we did a whole sheet of paper the Chiefs. Good,
good one, good, get rid of it. Okay, this one
(47:57):
we're taking. Take it. I say run, let's go the
team we find on Prescott Baby, no, please, I'm gonna
be so. I want my fifty dollars back in America's America, Tampa, Babe,
I would rather who would you rather have? I would
brother have? I want to see Tom Brady win again
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before he I just don't want to cheer for Aaron Rodgers.
So the team that we will be putting all of
our money on, is it? Yeah, it's it's Tampa. Who's
that's the other Tampa? Who would you No? But that's
on microscaper. Okay, here we go and Mike going to
DraftKings right now. If we were putting five hundred on
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the Bucks, if the Bucks win the Super Bowl, we
won't win four thousand dollars. It's a party. We will
have a big party already. I'm gonna push it the
button to make it the bad in three what done? Boom?
I've screen shot it. Okay, all right, we got it. Yes,
(49:03):
I hope you guys are happy. I mean I've nobody's
upset anymore. That's a deal. Yeah no, and I'm actually
kind of motivated to watch the ball. We need the
Tampa Bay butt. We Tom Brady stay healthy. Yeah, we
need let her from to drop out twenty pounds and
we need it. Let's go a lot of words, a
lot of words. Let's go, all right, Tampa left a
lot of work to do. All of our money it's there.
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I love that. That's great. We gotta do all this.
We're gonna do it. We didn't do it, all right,
that's our pick. Let's make some money, money money. It's
the easiest trivia game in the whole wide world. Welcome
too easy Trivia, Hello everybody? All right, Eddie? With three
wins this season, Amy and lunchbox is one win? You're
(49:48):
playing for that Tiara five wins the championship up. It's
the easiest game. Amy. The categories animals. What animals said
to have nine lives? Cats cast correct? She's onto the next.
It's so easy, lunchbox. What animal is said to be
man's best friend doggie? Doggy is correct? Yes, yes, yes, sorry,
(50:09):
don't worry. The energy falls off soon. What animal has
a trunk and tusks? Eddie. Oh, that's an elephant. That's correct, Yes,
yea and Morgan. Finally, what marsupials are famous for carrying
their young in a pouch? Correct? Yes? Okay, Now we
can step all the clap and crap. Okay, So what's
going to happen is if you miss it, you'll be
(50:32):
eliminated and you'll hear this sound right here. You've been boned.
The goal is not to be boned. Amy, you're up first.
The category is country music? Okay, Carrie Underwood one? Which
TV talent show American Idol? That's correct? Lunchbox Blake Shelton
(50:54):
is married to what pop star Gwen Stefani? Correct? Yeah,
Darius Rucker was the front man Eddie for which platinum
rock band before becoming a country star? Hoodie and the Blowfish? Correct, Morgan.
What's the name of Dolly Parton's theme park? Dollywood? Very good?
Everybody spill wood whatever. The next category is kids cereal? Ammy?
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What type of animal is Tony from Frosted Flakes? Tony
the Tiger? Good? Lunch of kind of bird is the
fruit loops bird? Two? Canned? Sam? So what kind of bird? Oh,
he's a type of bird. He just said his name,
(51:44):
So I need the type of bird. Two cans correct.
We all were like, oh, I didn't know that was
the type of bird, Eddie. What animals not allowed to
have a bowl of tricks? What animal? What animal? Oh?
You silly rabbit? Tricks are for kids, so the rabbit
(52:07):
cannot right. Well, man, that's a trick question. What type
of mythical creature Morgan is on the box of lucky charms? Oh,
he's a leprocron. Wow, I can't say that. We struggle
that next category. Everybody's still in. The Great Bambino is
(52:28):
the nickname of what baseball player? Amy, the Great Bambino
is the nickname of what famous baseball player. The only
thing coming to my mind is Babe Ruth because Babe
the Great Bambino. I don't know any other baseball players
from that era. I didn't say what unless it's like, well,
(52:49):
because I'm assuming Bambino it's like that earlier time because
I don't I don't even know any It's not Derek
Jeter or anything. So Baby Ruth is correct. Assault in
the swat, yeah, man, the Great Bambino Pino from what
(53:10):
NFL quarterback wears number twelve on the Tampa Bay Bucks
Lunchbox Tom Brady correct, Eddie, who holds the world record
for eating the most amount of Nathan's hot dogs in
ten minutes. Oh his name? Whoa, whoa, whoa? I almost
said Mark Chestnut. Hold on a second, it's Joey Chestnut.
That's correct. Eight seventy six hot dogs in ten minutes. Dude,
(53:32):
I was so close to save Mark Morgan, who is
the most decorated Olympian of all time with twenty eight medals.
Simone Biles, Hello, I got you've been booed anybody Michael's
gonna be a broad one? H Yeah, I did not
know that. Morgan. I'm sorry you've been boned. So still zero.
(53:58):
The next category three main famous bands. Amy George Harrison
played guitar and what band it? He's the Beatles? Correct?
Lunchbox Slash played guitar for what band? Oh? Man Slash,
(54:22):
I'm gonna go there's my man Guns n' Roses, my guess, correct, Eddie.
Travis Barker plays drums and what punk band Blinky two? Correct?
Good job. The next category is space. What is the
moon called? When it is as big and as bright
as it can get? A full? Oh? Hey? It's as
(54:47):
big and bright as it can get. I don't know
if it's a full moon or like an eclipse or something. Oh, correct, God, lunchbox,
what are the group some stars that look like pictures
called Groups of stars that look like pictures are called constellation? Yeah,
(55:08):
j Eddie, what's a scientist called who studies space on Earth?
He is an astronomer? Good? Alright, alright, alright, the next category.
We gotta rolled all faster now as pis? Are? I
love it? Ammy? Which picks our film features a rat
that wants to be a chef? Correct, Lunchbox. The piston
(55:29):
cup is a competition from what picks our movie? Correct, Eddie?
Where is Andy's name written on woody under his boot?
That is correct? State nicknames were going even faster now, Ammy.
What state is known as the Grand Canyon State? You've been?
(55:56):
Did that? I could bring it? I could say it.
What is your answer? What ranswer? I was gonna say, Arizona.
We'll let her stay in ray hit the button without permission? Um,
thank you, most lunchbox. What state is known as the
Sunshine State? Social? Watch his fingers? California? You've been? You're boned?
(56:29):
What is it Florida. Oh yeah, Eddie, what state's known
is the who's your state? That's Indiana? Correct? To remain stupid,
grab bag Amy. What's the smallest unit of matter? Adam? Correct, Eddie?
Water boils at how many degrees celsius? Boils at twelve? Twelve? Hundred? Twelve? Yes,
(56:54):
it's too twell, No, it's one hundred, so wow, you
all missed it. But twelve water boils at two twelve? No,
water balls at a hundred great celsius? Oh? Why are
you are you with the question asking? Why are you
saying twelve? Why are you ringing the button? I start
breaking stuff? Everyone's in trouble, everyone out here. Any good job?
(57:16):
Let's go? Yeah, Amy is our nice job? There? I
feel like that's not as exciting because we all started fighting.
Are you guys didn't fighting? I'm not mad, you know, Lunchbox,
Since you were nice and you played nice, you get
a win too. Yeah, I'm just kidding. I never knew that.
(57:37):
All right, there's Amy, our big winter. Nice job. Thank you,
Thank you, show down to day. This story comes us
from Lexington, Kentucky. A man walked into a bank, went
up to the teller said give me all the money.
There's a robbery. They handed him over a bag full
of cash. He ran out. Cops show up and they're like, huh,
(57:57):
whose cell phone is this? Oh? No, guy's cell phone.
They saw it on the news. He's like, ah, they're
gonna get me. Turn him cell in. They probably would
have gotten him. Yeah. Yeah, you know, we saved everybody
time himself sometimes too. All Right, there you go. I'm munchboxed.
That's your bone head story of the day. I hope
you guys have a great weekend. You may go to
a movie movie Mic reviewed Nope, and you gave it
(58:21):
a pretty good score. I get Yeah, it's one of
my favorite movies of the year. And so nope. Is
that movie with Jordan Peele? Yeah, he directed it. Horror horror,
more of a sci fi thriller on this one, then okay,
I like that better. But I would like his other
movies What are They get Out in Us? If you
like those two, I think you'll really like this one.
Those are good. Get Out was awesome. Yep. I don't
(58:44):
like scary movies, but I like those two movies for
some reason. And this one is less like blood and
guts from those movies. It's more of dealing with aliens.
That's awesome. Get Out was awesome. Get Out. I don't
even know why I went to watch that thing. This
the one with a boyfriend. Yes, boyfriend, it's like black.
Oh yeah, that's weird, dude. Get Out awesome. Okay, So nope,
(59:04):
it has to do with aliens. It's not a spoiler,
is it? No? Okay, but that's all you need to know.
It can see it's fifteen Yeah, okay. Can I stream
at me? No? Not yet? And I thought, no, what
a top gun? Can I watch that one thing? What
was that? That's happening here? I don't want to go
watch a movie in the theater. So nope, you give
it four out of five, said four point five out
(59:25):
of five. It's your favorite of the three. Yeah, no,
my second favor. I still think get Out as the
best man. Get Out just kind of it's just like
I'm watching a show. I can't figure it out. That's
our show. To me. You're like, it's gonna be scary
at some point, it's kind of creepy, but at some
point it just gets crazy. All right, So a movie?
(59:45):
Mike says, Nope, four point five out of five and
a fifteen year old can watch it. Yeah, for sure.
There's no real violence or bad words or anything. Best
movie you've watched in a year? Uh No, there was
a movie that came out early as here. It's my
favorit so far. Which one Everything Everywhere, All at Once?
I never heard of it. It's my favorite one. Are
you in it? Did you write it? It's no, I
(01:00:06):
think you at your house. No, it's a movie that
deals with the multiverse. Oh, I love a multiverse. What's
that called everything everywhere, all at once? Maybe in the multiverse.
I've already watched it. This one you can watch at home, though, Okay,
just text me the name of that. I watched that,
all right, So go watch nope movie, Mike says, and
check out his podcast, movie Mike's Movie Podcast. Hope you
(01:00:27):
guys have a great weekend. Thank you so much for
being here. Thank you so much for listening. On Monday,
we got another These listeners have a chance to win
another bunch of money, one final time to win lots
and lots of cash. All right, that's it. Have a
good weekend by everybody. Show
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