Mon Post Show (02-20-23)

Would anyone on the show get a company tattoo for $10,000? Bobby can’t shake a cough he’s had for 2 weeks. Bobby had a friend that came into town and then revealed he was sick.  A fake priest has been swindling people out of millions and another woman who stole money from the church to go on vacations. The drunkest state of America is…surprising. Who on the show considers them a ‘heavy drinker’?

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:01):
It's time for the Bobby Bones post show. Here's your host,
Bobby Bone. Welcome to the show. Jake Paul got a
a payment of two hundred and fifty thousand bucks for
getting a vodka bottle tattooed on his arm. I mean

(00:22):
that's some good money to get a little tattoo. If
someone said, hey, I got a some can of jelly,
schmuckers came to you. Okay, Instead, Amy, I'm gonna offer
you ten thousand bucks to get a tattoo on your shoulder. Schmuckers.
Probably not gonna happen because that is on my arm forever,

(00:44):
lower back. Oh, ten thousand dollars, you'll never see that one.
But I don't want it on my What about what
about underarm? Oh? That hurts? So you would? Okay, what
if they said you could put it anywhere? We'll give
you ten thousand bucks. Eight inches, Yeah, you'd find a
place to put it. Yeah, lunch buck, would you put

(01:05):
it on your shoulder for ten grand? No? Ten grands
not enough. I just don't think that's think about the
lottery tickets you but I understand, but ten thousand goes
like that, Eddie. Yeah, eight inches, that's really big. But
I'm saying no, I don't have tattoos. So the bottom
of your friend, you're the only one feels average to me. Okay, right?
What bottom of your foot that hurts so painful? You

(01:26):
would be in so much ten thousand dollars? Why come on?
People do it? Well? He got his bottle, it's au
he collects his two hundred and fifty thousand dollars. Well,
but I wonder how long he is to keep it on, Mike,
do you know? Because there have to be some kind
of because you know there's covered maybe the money I
covered up like a year or something, but quarter million
bucks to get that tattoo, and when you already have
a bunch of tattoos, it's probably not as big of

(01:48):
a deal. Right, So I cannot get rid of this cough.
I told you I've been I've talked to my doctor.
I went into the doctor, talked to the doctor at
different time. I put a pipe thing my mouth. Who
breathing it? Nebulizer? Is that what it's called? Are you sure?
How did you know that we have them at your house? Oh? Yeah,
d four kids? You get a nebulizer? How do I don't?

(02:08):
I can get one of these from my house. Yeah,
and you just suck amazon. You just suck on it, don't.
I feel like we got at a doctor's office or something. Yeah,
you put like a little dropped the lists of something
and then you you feel like Bob Marley. Yeah, that's
what it feels like. So I don't know you can
get these anywhere. But the doctor was like, no, bro,
like your doctor. He's like, no bro, hey, no cap.
He's like he was on a surfboard now he's it's

(02:30):
like it's a cough. Sometimes I hang it out for
a month. You're like, no, crab, doctor. I'm like a cat.
I just want to make sure I'm not dying. Like
I don't even want to go around people because I
don't want to like cough and get them sick. But
he's like, you're not sick, You're not contagious. At that point,
it still is like it's like one of those deep
like my Girlie's called a croup. I was like, dude,
I took some cough medicine that had the it's like

(02:51):
purple drank. It'shero hydro hydrocodone in it. Wow, It's not
what's up for me really, So I don't need much,
and I went it's taste terrible, and I get real
like and then I fall asleep. But then I wake
up two hours later feeling terrible. So it does knock
me out and it makes my cough stop. But there's

(03:11):
no good. It never makes me feel good except for
maybe the thirty seconds of falling asleep. So if it
knocks you out, why are people drinking that to party?
I think everybody that you probably take it in a
different way. I don't know. I've never taken it to party.
You mix it, Oh, you mix it with another drug,
an alcohol, like an energy. Uh, maybe that's why I

(03:31):
needed to do that. Mix this cough now is what
we scuba was jumping into this. Let's like, if you
want it from the South, we would usually take sprite
kool aid or a like a grape soda. But it's
why there's two cups because you're mixing it together. The
code on, well would you do though as far as
you drink it? But then how would it make you feel?
And why were you not falling asleep? Because that's what

(03:52):
I do immediately. Well, most people fall asleep because it
is a sleeping aid. But the thing is to fight
through the sleepness. And that's why when you listen little
Wayne Rapp, he always sounds like he's like falling asleep
as he's rapping, because it keeps you very tired. They're lethargic.
But why is that a fun Why is that a
fun way to feel? They say that it's a fun
way to feel because it's it feels like you're you're awake,

(04:12):
but you're asleep. It's that weird state. And they say,
I'm asking you because you knew a little too much
about it to go. They say, yeah, that's what they say.
All right, whatever I've done up before, and how did
it feel? But I don't understand how it feels. You
feel very I mean the first time I did it,
I fell asleep because that's what it does. It knocks
you out. And then everyone's like, wow, was so awesome.
That was a cool fog or whatever and unlocked my brain.
I was. We'll think about always cool stuff. But for me,

(04:34):
I knocked out. The second time I had you had
to literally make yourself stay awake. And then you get
this this moment clicks where it has like hit and
you're like, whoa, I'm awake? Am I? Oh my god?
And you kind of feel like fuzzy and foggy, and
then and then it's more of the moment of everyone
else around you. I'm I don't want to make this
seem cool because I don't want any kids trying this.
But then when that moment clicks and all your friends

(04:56):
are also feeling it and you're all feel at the
same time, then it's like, oh, whoa, it's pretty cool.
It's like the show around six thirty, I'm like, it's fun.
My friends are I were like, oh, we're finally having
fun after like it's being real sleepy the first hours,
or it's another great thing ambience, another one where if
you fight the sleep, it becomes of an experience and
be an Olympics. It's not a great listen. I'm gonna
tell you from my experience. I used to take sleeping

(05:16):
bills where because I was not sleeping at all, I
was getting so sick, I was having crazy nightmares a
little bit I'm dealing with now, but differently, and I
would take up. But it was an Edgar roll, which
is a version of that. He looked at up Mike
Edgar all ed U R A L. I think they
spell it sleep up for ed No, it's not rectile
dysfunction just because it's spelled with ed eddie. I mean

(05:40):
I would sometimes I would take it a little too
early and then realized I wasn't done with work. Oh,
and then there's stuff that happened I don't remember. I
would like see me calling people the next morning. I
once had to get some gas. I was like, oh,
I need to get some gashroal coup for the next day,
because it made ice or snow after I take it.
So I drove the gas session real quick. I don't
remember I drove for the pump in the gas thing,

(06:02):
but I don't remember it. Dude, dude, mess as wild.
So I wouldn't take that. I stopped taking it. I
was probably gonna end up like naked in an airplane,
taking a poop in the floor or something that happened,
because I would be like, oh, well, like because I
would fly these long flights for work, if we go
to Hawaii or for American Idol, or even California, and
I would go, Okay, I'm flying the overnight. I'm gonna

(06:23):
take a sleeping pill. But then I was afraid that
I would wake up like peeing in someone's seat or something,
so I had to stop taking it. But I did
that where you stay up. I never felt good, but
I don't know how I felt, because all I know
is there's a lot of action that happened once I
got to that next level. But ambient Olympics, like I
know guys who would take amby and then try to
stay up purposefully. That's the Olympic part. Well, they'll they'll

(06:45):
try to complete tasks or like like Olympics. Oh, I
don't know about that, not really know edything javelin, Yeah
they got a javelin and a shot. But yeah, they
get out there like games. I don't know, I've heard
of it. I've accidentally played the eduar all Olympics. Is
that the same thing? Mike is ambient? You don't see it.
I may even been saying it wrong, but I don't

(07:07):
recommend sleeping pills unless you have to take them. I
don't know why they have such weird names for pills
epidural you'd rather just call him normal names. Well, yeah,
why why do you have to call it? Probably because
it's the chemical, I know, But why do we have
to even name the chemical? Why do we have to
even say words? Just communicate with clicks in our eyes

(07:31):
like the Morris Code with our eyes. There's a lot
of those. Why uh, Judge Mathis and the People's Court
are wrapping up after decades on air. I don't know
People's Court was still on. I see Judge Mathis on sometimes?
Is that on when we're on? He must be so
rich because that shows run for so long. I don't know.
I don't know when it's on. Everyone in a while
to see like the trailer, but I don't watch that

(07:52):
much television that isn't streaming anymore unless I'm going to
watch a sporting event. But even then YouTube t he's awesome.
It's tough to get me on cable these days. I
think if we even't have it. Like I have a
friends dand at my house right now and he flew
in landed then said, hey, I don't feel good. I'm sick.

(08:14):
I just landed. And I'm like, well, that's not the
order we should have done this. If you're not feeling good,
you should have stayed at home. And he's like, yeah,
I was feeling okay, but then now I don't feel good,
So say, okay, here's what we're gonna do. I didn't
go get him because I'm not sending the car with him,
and I didn't know he was landing right then. I
had a sick dog all weekend. I said, Ubert over
to the house. We'll put you in the guest spot

(08:37):
and you will just be there for a day and
a half until you don't have COVID or maybe as
a bug like Raymundo's wife had, like I had poison.
He was like, I just feel bad. I feel like
I'm gonna throw up, like I gonna poop my pants.
I'm like, well, don't come hang out with us in
the living room. You could have stayed at home, and
so we'll put him in there. I wouldn't get COVID
tests last night tested him negative. I'm gonna test him

(08:58):
again later when I get home. Good keep testing. I'll
put food by the door, slide it underneath. Well I
can't side it under the side of enough of the gap,
but I put food by the door, and he's just
all he's just laying in bed watching TV, and he's like,
you know what, this aint's so bad. Of course it's
a nice break, and so that's the deal. But he
didn't tell me that he wasn't feeling good until he
got here, and then what I'm supposed to do? I am,

(09:20):
I gonna give m a hug. You're sick, I get sick,
then you guys get sick, and the whole show. We
don't want that, we don't need that. I got a
Saint Jude show that Eddie and I are doing tomorrow
night at the Rhyme, and I can't get sick. I
can't get sick for that, right. So anyway, he's hold
up at the house. No one's seen. I mean, he
just is in there watching stuff, and he's like my
point was, He's like, where's the what's the cable? How
do I get to it? I'm like, Bronna have cable?

(09:41):
Like maybe we do, but I don't think so anymore.
But we watched YouTube TV for the most part, or
we just have the streaming services. Man. I watched the
show the other day for like two hours. It was
called Airports Smugglers, and this is where, like you know,
like the drug people were busting people trying to smuggle
stuff in airports. It was awesomely what were most people
smuggling through? Was it like the big stuff like drugs
or was it like animal. Oh yeah, this was in Columbia, dude.

(10:03):
There were and there there was the stuff where the
people swallow it in balloon and then sometimes sometimes it
explodes in their stomach and then they got to get
into hospital fast. It's crazy stuff. How do they know
it explodes in their stomach? They start feeling real sick,
like a real quick and they have to let somebody
know immediately, like to hear this air one inside of me.
This guy one of the guy was faking it's I
think it exploded inside, but he really didn't. They're like,
you're lying. They arrested him because he was trying to

(10:25):
get to the hospital thinking he would be able to escape.
And have you seen the episode. I've seen the show.
It's it's awesome. It's great. It is great. They ever
do American airports? Uh, sometimes they do, but this one
was just focused on Columbia. But they do feel like
every suitcase had drugs in it called is it called
locked up Abroad or is it called something like that?
It's so like so good. Those locked up shows are

(10:47):
good though, man, Like I never purposefully go chase one down,
but if it was ever on, I would sit on
and be like oh, I'll watch this for a while.
The same thing with Shark Tank, though would never go
chase it down, but if I did come across it,
I could sit and watch three four in a row.
I don't really go at pringles, but if somebody gave
me a can of pringles I get, I can knock
out a whole, one whole can of those things because
they were so good. A fake priest has been arrested
after conning believers in the Midwest for decades. He has

(11:10):
swindled people out of millions. He was never ordained, I
mean millions, made some crazy purchases, names Ryan Scott. He
claimed to be practicing for the last thirty years. He
did weddings, confessions, baptisms. Now those weddings, if he's not ordained,
are they even real? Oh that's a good point. Former
members of the church have claimed that Father Ryan was

(11:32):
actually a swindler who would simply relocate to another town
and then begin a scheme all over again once he
was found out. It sounds like something from Andy Griffth
the show like the swindler comes a down snake oil,
gets caught, moves off to the next town. What's Andy
gets him? So would he actually worked for churches or
over a thirty year period, he said to travel around
the Middlewest preaching and profiting. After a short step behind bars,

(11:54):
he is now a quote retired priest, updating his Facebook
page to send out donations. He was never a retired priest.
That's what I has retired. It has millions at all.
You were never a freeze in the mirror like, oh
my gosh, like what you didn't say this to you
because I've been reading about him, scared to say it. Yeah, yeah,
I wouldn't say I give you a pass, go ahead? Yeah,

(12:16):
premium Lamas. No, what I'm saying Lamas? He bought Lamas
with his money. I mean, you would expect the priest
to do do what? What do you doing on? I
don't know. New Mexico becomes the first date to have
an official aroma. What do you think that New Mexico
roma is? Don't say math, I know it. Yeah, I
think of breaking bad New Mexico. Oh yeah, yeah. It

(12:37):
is green chilies, roasting green chilies, hatch chilies. I don't
like chilies, but I like the smell of chili green,
like Chili's the restaurant. You know, but you don't like peppers.
I don't like peppers. You would not like that. That's
from CNN. A church employee still nearly six hundred thousand
dollars for gambling, wow, and went on Florida vacations. Guys.
An Indiana woman has been sending it to two years

(12:58):
in federal prison after stealing nearly six hundred thousand dollars
from the church where she worked. It from Fox five
New York. According to court documents, from two thousand and
eight to twenty twenty one, Marie carson A legally transferred
approximately five hundred and seventy three thousand bucks from business
accounts of a Catholic church to her own personal bank accounts. Boy,
that's a risky if you're going one to the other. Yeah.

(13:18):
And she was taking month every year. She took a
month long vacation to Florida with her husband. Yeah. And
the only reason she got caught is because the temp
that was working while she was out noticed the fishy transactions.
And I think even more money was taken because they
only have records from two thousand and eight to twenty one.
She said she'd been doing it since two thousand and four.
I wonder what point she got reckless. It didn't care

(13:40):
as much because you started getting away with it for
years and years and years, you're not going to be
as hyper vigilant about doing everything exactly rightan covering your bases. Yeah,
Like I would be really nervous to leave for a
month and have someone else at my desk. Hey, she wouldn't.
Now every year one month in Florida, an months vacation.
That sounds awesome, amazing, can't wait, Missery. It's hard for
me on vacation to not always hit up Mike. Like

(14:01):
when we finished our last vacation in December, I went
to Mike and I was like, Hey, good job of me.
How did he message you one time? Like, that's me
celebrating the fact that any message about work at one
time I'm messaging, but is not about work. That's hard.
That's from Fox five New York. We talked about Jake Paul. Okay,
let's see what else. Wisconsin's the drunkest state in America
from ABC seven Chicago. Based on collected data was found

(14:24):
in the Wisconsin takes his top spot with twenty five
percent adults admitted to being heavy drinkers. Well, they make
beer there too. Right, Yeah, and there's nothing really to do.
It's cold, and you're at the number two spot was Iowa,
we're almost a quarter. People say they drink heavily, so
I'll just drink, but drink heavily. Okay, rounding up top
five or South Dakota, Montana and North Dakota. It's all cold,
there's nothing to do. You're start drink. It's like growing
up mounta Pine, Arkansas. You got phil parties because they

(14:45):
ain't there's nothing to do. Yeah, unless you're meeting and
you read books and they get beat up. Exception. Would
anybody in this room classify themselves as a heavy drinker?
ABC seven Chicago has that m Ray Maybe. Now he's
the only one that kind of has the time to do,
But he's a weekend heavy, He's not a week one day. Well,
there's a difference in an alcoholic and a heavy drinker.
You guys are saying, if you didn't drink heavy every

(15:06):
single day. Oh yeah, I think if you drink every week,
you get drunk once a week, that's it's a pretty
heavy drinker. Okay, Yeah, good point. If you're drinking and
you're drunk every night, that's in your problem. Yeah, m hmm. Okay, Ray,
would you consider yourself a heavy drinker? You guys are
good representatives of myself. No, I mean a Saturday, I
have a couple of cocktails. You guys call it whatever
you want. A couple couple? Did you get You know

(15:27):
that means too, Ray, right, you get smashed? Yeah? Every
weekend another I mean weekend is multiple days on a Saturday,
I'll have some mimosas, I'll have some afternoon drinks. You
guys can call it whatever you want. Do you ever
watch your Instagram stories? Yeah, that's called having fun bouncing around. Yeah,
I agree, and you hurt anybody. I think it's great.

(15:47):
But Ray, you don't drink Friday night, but you're not safely.
I don't drink that drink. What I do one day
a week, that Friday stuff that because I like waking
up and working out. If you really want to get
in the psychology of it, we do so. And Ray
takes one drink and his drunk. Oh, he's gone, which
is weird because he does drink and has drink a

(16:07):
lot for a long time, and it still gets drunk immediately.
And he likes the fruity drinks. I mean, last time
I checked. I didn't know a bottle of champagne only
has one drink in it. But yeah, you're right, one drink.
I'm done. You will. You will be at dinner and
Ray will have a drink or two, and he'll be
drunk before or two. That's because you guys tried to
get me to do an old fashioned I ain't sucking up.

(16:28):
When when do we do that? When? Yeah? When did
we try? And we did the Producer's dinner. Oh, those
drinks are terrible. I don't remember that we were. I
don't even know what all fashioned is? What is that?
What's it? All fashioned? Orange? We should do another one
that's producer dinners. Huh, yeah, but it's been a while.
I gotta go to this one though, Why because I'm

(16:49):
producer ready, but you're also on the air. I want
to be there though, I should be there all right.
TSA won't let you bring a rifle on one hundred
and sixty three rounds of AMMO on the plane From
Action News in New Orleans. Somebody thought they could bring
a loaded rifle, multiple magazine in one hundred and sixty
three rounds of AMO through a TSA checkpoint agent said yo,
you can't do this. Yo yo yo, yeah, yo yo yo.

(17:11):
They called the cops. The pastors going back to Louisiana
with the thread of a fine and fifteen thousand dollars
and fees hanging over them. So there's that. Reba is
up on the Bobby Cast. It is a wonderful hour
with Rebo that we wanted to put up there. It
was in Oklahoma a week or so ago, near where
Reba's new restaurant is, and I text micast Man, we
have a really good interview with Rebo that I think

(17:32):
maybe a lot of people missed. I want to play
this clip of Reba sharing the first time that she
felt famous. It's up on the Bobbycast today. Go ahead.
When I was ordering something on the telephone before Internet,
I would saying, okay, I'd like this rug number in
three to four or five seven. She says, hold on,
they knew you by your voice sitting are you there?

(17:53):
Is this reboth tire I hadn't given her my name
or anything. I said, yeah, hold on, okay, I'm blahah
blah back what else would you like? So? I thought, Wow,
it's it's great. It's one story after the other. Go
search for the Bobby Cast. It is with Reba up today.
You can search for twenty five whistles on that feed.

(18:13):
Only will be doing a show today, so search for that.
So you didn't go to Reba's restaurant. I didn't. It
was like three pm. I do think it was open,
or it's three pm. I don't eat the three pm.
You don't. My food's got to be in the right
place at the right time, meaning if it's after like
ten thirty, we don't. I don't eat breakfast. I go
to lunch. I can't eat breakfast unless I'll do a brunch.

(18:36):
But then if I do a brunch, I don't. I
can't do a lunch. I gotta wait for dinner. Wow,
it's a situation. And I posted some breakfast that ended
the day, and I was steaking eggs. I'm not a
big steak and eggs guy. But someone said, hey, I
thought you didn't like breakfast and lunch foods at the
same time. Now, if steak and eggs are together on
a plate for breakfast, that's just breakfast. That doesn't mean
that steak has to be lunch only. That's a breakfast
steaking eggs. But my wife at brunch I'll say, hey,

(18:58):
what are you gonna get? Which menu? Lunch or breakfast?
Whatever she gets, I match because I don't want to
have two different genres right next to each other. So
if she gets lunch, I get lunch. If she gets breakfast,
I get breakfast. I don't like to split. I don't
want to be eating eggs if she's over there eating
a sandwich makes me feel weird. Same thing the opposite
way we eat breakfast or lunch. We eat it beside

(19:20):
each other and we're happy. We would happen if you
just try die inside of me would explode. YEA I
have him A ways have my little ticks. I know
that's you, man, that's it. Jimmy Carter, the thirty nine
US President, has entered hospice care at home, which was
sad to see. But man, this guy ninety eight years old,
was going in his nineties, was building homes in his nineties.

(19:44):
Stories from Yahoo Knews Former President Jimmy Carter and I
watched a video of him get on a Southwest flight
and shake every single person's hand. If you gets in
that video, no, like every single person. He said hello too,
because he realized everybody want to say high to him.
So he just said, Okay, I want to do it,
and he went through. He was probably like eighty five
at the time, and said to every single person on
the plane and he flew southwest. He was flying. Yeah,
that's crazy. He's a president that he that's true. Like

(20:06):
they don't have a private plane for those guys. This one,
he was not on a private plane. I don't know
the real backstory. I just saw the video. I know.
I'm just saying that's crazy to me. A series of
short hospital stays, they decided to spend his remaining time
at home with his family and receive hospice care instead
of additional medical intervention. The thirty ninth president has full
support his medical team of family, which asked for privacy
at this time, and is grateful for the concern shown

(20:27):
by his many admirers. So we're rooting for the best
for President Carter. When they say they're asking for privacy,
they mean just like, don't call him, yeah, don't bother him, please, yeah,
don't don't call to their house, don't have the camera
set up on, don't trying to call their cousin asking
for a tip. Just please leave us alone, Okay, Garth
Brooks announced he's releasing an album of duets in twenty
twenty three. They don't say who though yet, so I'm

(20:50):
sure Tricia will be on one of them, right, you
assume Ray? Do you know anything about this? Not the
music side of things. I have no idea, so I
know the bar's opening this, but yeah, album wise, no clue.
You don't know who the duets are. No, you haven't
even heard like whispers. I could ask Beazer and she
could find out. That's okay. I don't want to reveal
anything we're not supposed to. I just didn't know if
you knew that's from Yahoo. And then I did see.

(21:13):
I was on Twitter and I saw that. First the
story came out, they said that a guy had was
found dead at Kelly Pickler's house, and then TMZ had
put up quickly that it was her husband who had
committed suicide. And then they pulled it down and I
was like, what's happening right now? And then they put
it back up and it turns out that's what happened.
Kelly Pickler's husband, Kyle. He had just been celebrated. I'll

(21:35):
read you the story from Western Journal. Kelly Pickler's husband
Kyle Jacobs celebrated his career accomplishments. He wrote Platinum Sweet.
That was the coment Jacobs wrote along with the screenshot
of Lee Bryce's Hello World album cover, which was released
in November twenty twenty. He died two days later from
self inflicted gunshot wounds. He was found in an office
inside his home with Pickler. Jacobs was forty nine years old.

(21:56):
I didn't know him. I don't know Kelly that well.
Super sad to see because I don't you never know
what's happen anybody's house or what's what the individual. But
the weird thing to me is what people would be
posting pictures, going hey, I'm so so sorry, they post
a picture with them and Kelly Pickler, I was like, what,
I gotta post a picture to show us that you'd know,
because if you're posting a picture, you probably don't know

(22:18):
where that well. If if you're like, look at me,
I know her, I need to prove I know her.
It's always when i'm somebody dies and somebody post a
picture with them, this is them when they were alive.
I'm proving to you that I knew them. Like when
a celebrity dies, that someone's like, gott a post picture
with that I have with them. That is a bizarre thing.
But this is super sad. He just never know. I
mean I don't. Again, I didn't know him, but I

(22:40):
have a lot of friends that knew him and wrote
with them and he wrote, I drive your know what
you think was that it was one of the writers
of a driving truck. I believe you're right, really sad
to see. And I'm sure she's just in a personal
hill right now, so that that really really sucks. And uh,
that's all um. I think that's it for us. Is

(23:02):
there anything amy over to you? Anything you want to say?
I don't know, think about it. No, you should end
on what I know. Not. It doesn't have to be
a high may Better girl from New Hampshire. Oh really,
except not in person. Here's the thing, yea, she got
a message. That doesn't I asked for a message because
she said she messaged me about something completely different. And
then I said, oh, oh, it all cool, and then

(23:24):
she said, hey, by the way, I'm born and raised,
still live in New Hampshire and you're in human form. No,
but I did get her phone number. We could call her.
But again, I need to again. Anybody could say this,
but I got as I'm convinced that nobody's actually living
in and from New Hampshire, and then it's just a lie.
And out of all the people we've met, I never
met a single person it's Bornmpshire. Okay that is, but

(23:47):
you never met life. Have you ever touched her? Justly? Exactly?
Do you want to hear her? Note her message? Do
you have audio clip? Yeah? Okay, go ahead, plate if
you have it. My name is Jordan. I live in
New Hampshire. And the fun fact is New Hampshire has

(24:08):
no income tax or sales tax, which I'm an accountant,
so I think that's really fun. And I live in
New Boston and I just wanted you to know that
we do exist. I was born and raised here and
I still live here. Didn't count. We get pretty on
the morning for me. Okay, I have her phone number. No,

(24:29):
I've never met anyone. I'll fly her in. And what
I think's happening is if the people in New Hampshire
never get in trouble, they never do anything bad. I don't.
That's why I don't think it's real, because they must
be the nicest people ever and If New Hampshire is true,
I might just move up there because nothing negative coming
out of New Hampshire. I bet it's beautiful. That would
be the state slogan. Nothing negative from New Hampshire for me,
What were we gonna say anything else by that? No,

(24:51):
I believe her. You sent me a video of you.
I didn't say video. She sent a Instagram DM like
voice thing and then I screen recorded it from my phone.
So I didn't ask for turkey, okul me, I know,
but I just thought it was cool. I thought I
found someone, and I I thought you're gonna be like, finally,
I haven't met him. I need so many dozen count
person and improve it. Show me picture your house, show

(25:13):
me the deed your house. Indeed, yeah, bring me because
anybody can say that from New Hampshire. There's also an
episode The Sore Losers that will be up today. Is
that true or false? True? True? So, oh, what what
about it? The rumor? True? It's not a rumor? What room?
It's true, it's been revealed. Okay, I don't know. I
saw online that Eddie was leaving. Yeah, sports podcasting both Oh,

(25:38):
the twenty five Losers. Apparently Eddie's got too much work
to do. It's not work, it's just life. My life's
just very complicated. Like let me tell you about my
week I try to give them not too to be
honest with you. Yeah, I can't tell you about my
crazy weekend, like it never stops. And I told my wife,
like weekends aren't fun anymore. Like it's sports, sports, sports.
We go from one sports game to another. You have

(25:58):
four kids, Like you chose that for kids. No, I
know that, but I'm just saying, like it's tough. And
when you talk the kids sports, tell him they can't
play sports anymore. I'm Saturdays, if we're sitting in a room. Yeah,
I love that you decided to coach. Yeah no, minm
what No, that's not true. My wife forced me. She
signed anyway ahead. I'm sorry interrupt your weekend going. That's
it's just like that all the time, all the time.
We had a birthday party on Saturday morning, we had

(26:20):
games on on on Saturday all day, and then football
on Sunday, band prize. It's just too much. And I'm
just like I'm tired, and and it's like you and
then you're like you know what, I'm gonna rest. No,
I'm not it's Monday again, and the next weekend I'm
gonna do it all over again. So anyway, that's the point. Amy,
I'm just I'm just tired. Well, so what are the
what is everybody doing? I don't know? We are going
to do basketball and the we're gonna because y'all are

(26:40):
done in six weeks, yes, but what about y'all? I
don't know. He's been crying like well, yeah, I mean
I feel like I dropped a we're gonna break up
bomb and it's just terrible. And I kept, I keep
telling him it's it's special appearances. Sure I can do that.
But I tried tell him, like lunch about, it's me,
it's not you. I promise you did What did I do?
Is it? Tell us? What did we do wrong? Do

(27:01):
you guys? Hug it out? No? Maybe we should do
right now? Come on, kiss it out. Was it a
long time set up thing where he told him or
you told him on the air? No, no no, no, I
told him before we had a man to man talk, okay,
And then Ray got madd He's like you talked to
lunchbox before me, and like, well he's day. Is that true? Ray?
You got on Eddie for talking to Lunchbox before you Lunchbox,

(27:23):
his wife, his dad, everybody knew. Well, but that's not
how it works. See as the second I told lunch Box,
I mean he literally calls everyone on like conference, wife, dad, brothers, sisters,
So immediately everyone knew and his family. What did you
call all the family? I mean I just talked to
him throughout the day and I was just like, oh, yeah,
we didn't call him as like as we need to. No. No,

(27:45):
as soon as he out the door, No, I heard
him say, honey, you'll never believe this. Here we go.
Well that makes sense, Like something big happens, you call
your I know, but Ray got hurt because they all
need Ray. How would you have preferred it to happen? Well,
I got me to think. I'm like, how long has
it been over for him? You know? And stuff like that.
That's great. I felt that. So you don't you have

(28:13):
a song to go along with that. I felt that, right,
that's a good stuff, dude. Okay, I feel like humor
is used, you know what I mean, I'd hurt? Yeah, Ray,
that was good man. Okay, Well, there'll be a lot
up there for you today, in all different forms and facets.

(28:34):
Thank you. We will see you tomorrow. Jason Aldan on
tomorrow's show. Taylor Hicks was on today and he was awesome.
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