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Speaker 1 (00:01):
Come on, he welcome to Tuesday Show Morning Studio. Morning. Well. Well,
well here we are around the room. This next person
plays in an NBA two K league with me, and
he wants walked from West Virginia down to Tennessee. He

(00:23):
literally did with his own feet. Here he is producer ready, everyone,
that's funny. Look, I know there's no doubt that you're
the biggest Arkansas fan, but dude, what I saw on
Thursday when we went to the game, the basketball game
Arkansas versus Auburn, just solidified how big of a of
a fan you are. By it was crazy watching you
leave the arena. Amy, listen to this where we're leaving

(00:43):
and it's not like, oh, game's over whatever. While we're
going home, No, he goes straight to the concession booth
or the T shirt booth to buy merch. Like he
looks like a fourteen year old at a concert, going like,
oh I like that T shirt. Oh let me try
ll you have L and large, you J and a medium.
And I was buying gifts for people too. He's like, Eddie,
you all want Eddie and Kevin a shirt. I was like, hey,

(01:04):
everybody wins tonight. I was awesome. I forgot about it.
Did you buy a banner two for your wall? No?
But I said do your kids want to buy? And
you said no, they didn't. They're listening. Daddy didn't want
a ban or a free banner for whoa. It's because
I don't have to buy three. Let's not do that.
You're right, though, I forgot about that. I can't just
bring one banner home. They'll all one of them will
be like, what did I get? I think if I
were to look back in my credit card stament, I

(01:25):
forgot about buying everybody's shirts. It's like somebody at the
bar who self right, and it buys all the drinks? Yes,
and then it forgets Eddie. You get a shirt, he'll
take out Kevin get I was getting souping hilarious. You're right,
and I didn't get me a shirt? Wait, you didn't.
How about everybody shirts for me? Did you forget to
get yourself shirt? Because that's what you went to think?
So now that I think back, because I wasn't such

(01:46):
a high Okay, I'll give you my shirt. No, you
keep that one. That's for you. You're a big part
of that game. Point of again, But everybody's cheering, and
there's a picture taken from the coach's perspective and you
see everybody cheering, and then Eddie and Kevin's have their
phones out. Oh dude, we're loving lie. Everybody is doing
the woo pig and Eddie and Kevin get their phones
out just recording the whole thing was awesome, all right,
Moving on, He recently broke the bathroom soap dispenser after

(02:06):
checking its stability. And no laptop is safe around this
person in the facility. Here is lunch box everybody. Bobby
and Eddie were right. Companies are giving us less and
less products in their eye. In the product box, Bobby said,
there's less cereal in this cereal. Eddie was complaining the
deodorant doesn't last as long. Well, now, guys, I bought
Girl Scout cookies last week. Let me tell you the

(02:27):
cookies are smaller and there's not as many cookies there
it used to be in the box because I mean
they're gone like that, Like I get like five and
I'm like, wow, they're already gone. Are you sure you
don't eat more? No, no chance. I mean they are smaller,
I mean they look smaller. They fit in my hand
like it's like many were they weren't that small. They're
smaller and less you know, yeah, oh yeah, sallerin you're

(02:48):
getting bigger. They're maybe less in the boxing. Didn't seem
smaller to me. But the cookies are the same size
or maybe I don't know. I'm just saying they they're
they're they're ripping us off, just like you guys said.
One time, Eddie opened a bag of chips, you know
how they're all fat and air blown, and then their
chips in there. There was not a single chip in
the bag. That was crazy. There was a zero. They
really got us in that one. That was a thing

(03:10):
like a campaign they were doing. If you find the
bag of air you get a million dollars. And Eddie
missed out on it. Wow, I just popped it. I
thought it's kind of cool, there's nothing in there say.
I was like, dang, we got a story for a
long time. All right. Moving on. This next person will
glitch sometimes without warning, and she provides our show with
a pile of stories every morning. Here she is Amy everybody.

(03:30):
So if you're in a relationship, I have something they
say will prevent an argument. Ninety percent of the time,
So if we all pull out our pencils and pins
and goad, heyvorite, partner's coming to you with something, and
either before they start talking or once they get done
with whatever it is, they have to get off their chests.
You say, hey, would you like comfort or solutions right now? Okay,

(03:53):
because there's the difference. I've learned. Oh yeah, only recently.
I'm like a twelve year old when it comes to relationships,
and I always wanted to just give solutions. There was
no comfort, like what's problem, let me fix it? But
I have learned that sometimes that's not what my wife wants.
She doesn't want me to go and mow somebody down.
She wants me to actually be like, let me just
hug you and listen to you. What in the world

(04:14):
I would never want that? Oh, I would want it
to be fixed. Yeah. That's another way you can say it.
Do you want help or hubs that make you laugh
your own little thing? Okay? Okay, okay, but you could
A response can also be hey, I want both. Oh,
don't even that response to ask you for too much?
Yeah I wanted them too. Yeah, the comfort. So if

(04:37):
you do want comfort or solution, that's what you can say, yeah, hmmm,
do you want comfort? M I think I'm supposed to
just read it? Yeah, read it, because they tell you
anyway if they end the whole conversation with what can
I do about this? Wait? Read it? You mean just
read the room? Huh? I think at this point, I
think I'm supposed to just read her. No, not, This

(04:58):
is what I'm telling you. Communicate. This is what's going
to prevent the argument, because if you're reading her and
you read her wrong, and then you don't give her
or him what they need in the moment, then that's
what causes the frustration that leads to did you I
feel like if I asked her say, that's like me going,
what would you like me to get you for your birthday?
You know what I feel like? That is? And then
when I get her what she wants, he's like, well,
I told you though, and that's never happened. But that's

(05:20):
why I don't ask. Okay, Well we should start asking,
and then the great part is too you should feel
safe and asking for exactly what you need for or
what you need, because sometimes people are like, oh no,
I really do need comfort right now, but I don't
want to ask for it, no, ask for what you need.
I'm gonna read the room though for a while. He'll
try to get the grip of this. All right, all right,

(05:42):
Ray go ahead from Mountain Pine in Arkansas. He's the
Razorbacks ultimate fan, and he seems to always have a plan.
Bobby bones Hey, I posted over the weekend a picture.
I want to address this now. I forgot to talk
about it. Yesterday I posted a picture on my Instagram
story I have some awesome biscuits over the weekend, and
people are like, oh, yeah, it looks like whole thirty
to me. I didn't eat the biscuits. Kaitlin's dad and

(06:02):
grandpa were in town and this restaurant who made awesome biscuits,
and I took a picture of it and posted it.
But I got more crap for that than almost anything
I've done in three months. People love to be like,
ahh cotch you in a live buddy. No, I didn't
eat the biscuits. I wish I could have. Yeah, miserable
it is to go eat it a good place and
not be able to eat all the stuff you normally
want to eat that And I'm not doing it to
lose weight. Of doing it to find out which wrong

(06:23):
on my stomach. Do you need comfort solutions? I don't
need either. I just read the root and then I
was also going to recommend this even if you're not
doing what I'm doing, which is eliminating everything to figure
out what's wrong. There's a brand called Primal Kitchen. Ever
heard of it. Yeah, it's good. It's pretty good, and
it's super clean, meaning you can eat it on a

(06:44):
whole thirty, which whole thirties just whole not whole foods
the restaurant, but like whole foods. And they have mustardy
ketchup and mayonnaise. And so if you're trying to get
right when you can't eat a lot of stuff because
you can have no preservatives on this whole thirty, no
sugars that aren't fruit. The Primal Kitchen brands pretty good.
It's a little more expensive, but that's the weird thing
about healthy food. How do you want to get healthy

(07:05):
when it costs more to get healthy? So dumb, so dumb. Okay,
they have a vegan caiso and no, here's vegan, it's
no trust me. This is so good. But speaking of money,
it's it's a little more, but you can stretch it.
So what you do is dump the vegan primal kitchen
casa in a bowl, add like a cheese a jar
of salsa to it, and then add a can of

(07:26):
black beans and while lat you just stretched it and
made it a whole party dip. There's no such thing
as caso without cheese. That's not that's not It's just
they always spell it a little different so they can
get away with that. Look, here we are Tuesday, Thank
you for being here. Time for the mail bag. Get

(07:49):
something we call hello, Bobby Bones. My house is to
go to house for kids to come and play. Have
three young kids and have kids a just two all
the way up to eleven coming over daily for several hours.
It's just become the place. I love being the house
the kids favor. But I feel like some parents are

(08:09):
taking advantage and sending their kids over to get them
out of their house. I've tried to set boundaries and
send kids home, but sometimes parents have to run errands
and told their kids they can say at our house
until they get home. Other times I've heard parents tell
their kids they could play at our house while they
run to the store. My kids are never invited to
their house, mostly due to their age. I feel like

(08:31):
it's all one sided. I'd like to propose it of
a child spends more than seven hours a week at
our house, they should pay a drop in rate, send snacks,
or send their kid to do some chores. My husband
thinks I'm losing my mind, but I'm serious. Would it work?
What do y'all think? Signed overworked daycare neighbor? Okay, Amy,
you're the first one to make it. Un hunt sound
your thoughts on this and how you would approach it.

(08:54):
Love to send my kids. So yeah, no, I guess
I don't really know how you handle it with the
other parents, but you just maybe set some boundaries and
be like, hey, time to go home or get up
one of those clocks on the front door that shows
the time you're open and closed. Yeah, I want my

(09:16):
house to be more full. Though I wish more kids
came over. It helped, Like for me, honestly, if my
kids are playing at another house or my house, it's
a win because they're they're busy playing and I love it,
so I wouldn't be mad about it. Eddie, I hate it.
I mean, my house is grand central station for the neighborhood. Too, Like,
but here's the deal. Is she feeding them? Like I

(09:38):
don't feed the kids they are in my house. That's
like when I draw the line, like, I'll just be like,
you're not eating, so if you're hungry, go home. M So,
I mean that's kind of it. That's lovable. It's well,
I mean she's feeling this because she's like being their
house for seven hours. Like that's crazy. Yeah, I think
you just can't let the kids stay that long. If
you don't want the kids to stay that long, if

(09:59):
they're there all the time, you have to tell your
kids and their kids, hey today we're new to two.
If they want to come over, that's great. They have
too we can't. Yeah, you can say one of those
little you'd buy a little clock am boom boom clock
punch clock kid puncham punch out. They shouldn't be there
so much that it's taking away from your life. And
also these parents shouldn't be taking advantage of it. Now.

(10:20):
If the kids just always like to play together, that's different.
Then if a parent's going, you know what, we gotta
go to the grocery store, just go over there. Yeah,
that's the part that's hard for me. I don't know
how I would confront them, so I would just yeah,
put the put the boundary on the kids. Yeah they
come over. People want to come over inside the house
three three to six the good time. Otherwise we just

(10:42):
can't do it. You gotta set those boundaries. You can
relax the boundaries at times if things are going good,
you sure can, but you got to set them so
people know not to take advantage of. And kids are
understanding when you tell them, hey, go home, they say okay, yes, Well,
and it's not even kids. This is in general, Like
I don't know the kid thing, but I mean just generally,
this is the same rule, Like you have to set
boundary on these situations when you go visit somewhere. No,

(11:02):
when he hosts a party, he's like everybody people know
before the party starts to go by, And it's not
awkward if you tell everybody ahead of time, like we're
out by nine thirty or like when the game's over
and we're all piecing out. I will say that to
every single person because it's not offensive if it's five
hours before, because it's not actually meant because of them,
it's meant because of me. And the other thing is

(11:22):
people don't want to be there too long if they
feel like they're putting someone out, And then they also
know they're not putting me out if they're not. If
it's only eight o'clock and I say nine thirty, they're
not like, oh no, does he want us to leave? No,
I don't. Actually I love you being here. I said
ahead of time it was nine thirty, So I don't
want you to feel a bit of guilt. So it's
for both reasons. And this has turned about me and
how you amy throw me under the bus there and

(11:43):
then how I'm saying you have good boundaries with that. Yeah,
good boundaries, But what about the drop in right? Like,
is it okay to venmo? Asshole? You don't have people
there that long? You know you can't do that. Oh
I was gonna say, you send a Venemo request saying
twenty five bucks. Your kids are here every days, I
want to put snacks on. If you started feeding them,
then there we go. You can do that. You definitely
could do that, But I would just say you need
to set the boundaries of Hey, we're only gonna have

(12:06):
a couple hours a day. Can come in. They want
to play in front of the house. That's all good.
And if they want to eat, then you eventually you
gotta hit the parent up and be like, yo, hey
we're I'm feeding them. You don't have money for nine kids,
but it's good. It's also hey, good for you. You
have the place. It feels warm, welcome, you are welcoming.
That's great that Amy wants to send them an Amy's house. Yeah,

(12:26):
there you go. All right, that's the mail. Bad, close
it up. We got your clothes. They did a whole
study on dogs and what kind of music that dogs like.
I give you the results, and then I give you
my thoughts. Researchers say reggae and soft rock are the
genres that dogs love the most. How do they know?

(12:50):
They wag their tailer, But that doesn't matter. You can't.
Actually the dog gives you know what music is? How
do you know? Because I know I'm a dogs all
the time. Every day. They don't know what music is.
I've tried to explain what music is. Oh, you talk
to them. Yeah, they're like lunchbogs. I don't like music.
They don't care like that's just so. They must have

(13:11):
just found dogs. They weren't a good mood that day. Also,
I don't like reggae music, and I like all kinds
of music. Really, it's not that I dislike it. I
just don't like it. And there's a difference. I guess.
I like that one Bob Marley song. Yes, I can
take one, but they all they all sound exactly the
same thing they do. Yeah, that's so like, I get it.
And there are good ones like don't worry a bad

(13:32):
a thing, don't worry be happy? Not really, not really reggae.
Oh it's reggae. There's a little song I wrote. No,
come on, Bob mcphery, that's reggae. Maybe you can convince
me because I'm not a big reggae I'll ask your dogs.
But I love that song, So maybe I do like reggae.
I like Bob Marley's don't worry because every little thing

(13:53):
is gonna be all right. I like that one. I
like what is love? Maybe it don't hurt me. I
don't think that's I do love some soft track though.
The other one was a surprising relationship regret that people
have meaning they get into a relationship, they do this
and they're like, wow, I wish you would have done that.
You want to take a shot, um, yeah, well it

(14:17):
must be dirty if you're answering like, that's not dirty.
It's not dirty because if you're answering like, yeah, I
know it, but I shouldn't say it. Are you happy
in the relationship for it? You know you're in. You're happy.
Regret so it's something that you regret doing even though
you're still happy. You're like, I wish I wouldn't have
done that. Okay, I like that answer. That's not it.

(14:39):
That's not bad, um man. Introducing your to your family,
that's a weird one because you're happy. Okay, No, it's
not it. Okay, Eddie, Yeah man, I'm maybe uh go
taking her out with your friends and doing like just
something stupid, okay with your friends. The answer is sharing
a password, like you your wife has your passwords. Here's

(15:02):
saying my wife has every password that I have. I
have none of hers. Or maybe she told me. I
guess she's probably told me. I don't remember. I don't care.
She's probably give them right, But that's weird that you
she has yours. You don't have heard you should. The
difference is she has a good memory and I don't.
Because I'll be like, hey, what's the key, I gotta
get something off her phone. What's the key? Should be
like six okay, but I swear to you five seconds,

(15:23):
I don't remember it. And so every time, like if
I wanted to hack into her phone by using her code,
I wouldn't know it where I've given her mind a
couple of times because she's like, I want to get
this picture off of your phone, give it to her.
She's got iron clad memory. She can also spell any
word backward. And you guys have seen this with your
own eyeballs, haven't you? Or she I can go okay, felice, navidad,

(15:45):
and she's like police it had FLZ and navivided. She
can see it in her head like she has crazy memory,
which is bad for me. In arguments, yes, but she's
really bad for me. And also if she wants to lie,
she could would be like guess true, because I'm just
like I can't prove it and I don't remember anything. No,

(16:06):
I got way more going in and then regurgent do
them back out. I don't really keep it anything, but yeah,
sharing a password, Yeah, she has all mine, and she's
probably giving me all hers, and I just don't remember
any of them. But then i'd probably keeping my phone.
Does I really want to get down to dirty it happen?
I wonder why people regret it. Probably because that people
get all up in their business inasion private and it's

(16:28):
supposed to be shared business. Ish. I guess I don't
really know the rules. What are the rules in you
guys's household? She doesn't have my password, so it doesn't matter.
I mean, what if she asked you, hey, I need
to log Does your computer when you open it up,
have a password to log? Like on the front line? Yea?
Does she know it? No? What if she said, hey,

(16:49):
I need to get into your laptop and you're not here,
would you give it to her? No? Why would she
need to get my computer? But that's not the question.
Say hypothetically, what if, like on their desktop, there was
a document for you guys, You guys pre school and
if you don't, if you're going to keep your kid
forever preschool, you never get it back. Oh man, she
needs to get in there, keep the kid? Can I

(17:09):
wait an hour? Talking at home? Why don't you want
to give it to her? I mean I don't want
her snooping on my stuff? Why what do you think
you'll see nothing. Guys. You know what's on your search history,
but my search histories for work. Girls, No, we see
what you look at during work. It's hey, yeah, but
that's work. It's like a news It's like le Thursday.
You know, it's like Kylie Junior shows off new thong

(17:29):
and exactly got a good on that. We don't talk
about that, but it's new. She knows it's work and
it's work. But you're just learning all that in case wait,
in case it comes to it comes up and you're yeah, yeah,
I just don't think she needs my password. I don't
look at her stuf. She don't even look at my stuff.
Are you guys married? Yeah, we're married, right, Okay? Oh
we know passwords? Yeah, I mean she grabs my phone,

(17:52):
she knows the password. I get hers. I know hers.
Our presswords were pretty easy too. I think Amy may
have my password. You know my passwords? I know, at
one point in time, I probably did. I mean, at
one point in time I was in control of whether
or not you'd live, and I was like, if you
ever unplugged me, oh man, oh, and I was getting

(18:12):
mad and she han't done anything wrong. Yeah, but medical
power of attorney gave me power to do whatever, well,
not not whatever. At some point private parts. Well he's
not dead man, let's donate them anyway. I have power. Yes,
at some point, you're not going to lay there. I
told her, if you unplugged me and then I come

(18:33):
back and I live, I will wake up and kill you.
And if if I die after you unplugged me, I
will unt forever and then I will scare you and
you will want to die. It wasn't worth it. So yeah,
it was tough. Now that's on, Caitlin, it's time for
the good news. Amy. When did you start trying to

(18:53):
figure out where you were going to college? Oh? I
was a little late my senior year. I'm not good.
But it's a big getting your senior year. Yeah, but
a lot of I'm sure, like by their junior year
they were already doing stuff. You lushbox. When my mom
filed out the application in March of my senior year,
so a couple of months afore graduation. But your mom

(19:16):
filled it out. Yeah, she filled out my application to
the University of Texas at San Antonio. Why did her?
Why didn't you do it? Did you do any of them? No? No,
that was only application we've filled out by we you
mean her? Yeah, that was it? That was only a
college I applied to was UTSA, That was it? What
if you wouldn't have got in? I don't know. I
only applied to one school and I didn't get in,
So what did you do? I went to the junior

(19:37):
college and then left there with a three point nine
GPA and boom got into I mean my guidance counselor.
I mean she was an amazing lady. I mean she
sat me down. She goes, you know what, it's just disappointing.
You're just gonna go to community college. It's very disappointing.
But didn't your parents I tell you the college wasn't
for everybody. Yeah, but I mean as a guidance. Yeah,
they sat me down. They said listen. You know they

(19:58):
sits you down. I've never sat him down. And he said,
they sat me down. They said, listen, college is not
for everyone. Some people just work after high school. And
there's another But my guidance counselor like giving me the
like four or one about oh, how dare you just
go to community college? How root of her? Like she's
probably a terrible at her job. You just like lefted
her up and then knocked her down. I'm understanding the

(20:18):
logic there. Yeah, like she's great, she's great. Help I
was being facetious. Isn't that a word I've heard you? Oh?
After I graduated high school, all my friends left to college,
and I was like, whoa wait, where y'all going? Y'all?
When did you all apply to college? You know, it's
funny now that I'm way out of it. I don't
think you need to go to college. If you don't
need to go to college, Like, I think there's some

(20:38):
jobs and some career paths, but I don't know. Always, mister,
I used to think, because nobody in my family ever
graduated high school, much less college, it was important to me.
But like, sometimes college is a waste, but sometimes it's fantastic.
Especially and I do want to talk about this girl
named da Brown. Her sophomore year. That's why I was
asking her sophomore years, she started applying and doing research
and preparing to go. She was doing virtual visits during

(20:59):
the pandemic in tenth grade, She's sending letters, getting in
the applications, even scholarship process. Well smash cut over fifty
colleges had got her multiple letters and multiple applications, and
she's got over one point three million dollars and scholarship offers. Wow,
that's close to what I got. Yeah, yeah, what you
get three thousand Austin livestock and Rodeo And I want

(21:22):
to give it a big shout out to Chasco Contracting
that he's still shouting the Chasco Contracting. They made way
more about that one mentioned there than they had even
had to pay. But he's mentioned multiple Let me tell
you no, they're the ones that gave me. They were
the one that sponsored my scholarship. So, Chasco Contracting, I
never thanked you in person. I should probably reach out
to them and say thank you. Just apply for that,
Like would you say you did because you didn't? Were

(21:44):
you in it? No? I wouldn't. In They did half
for like people that were in FA and half were
for people that were involved in a lot of organizations.
And I signed up for every single organization in high school,
paid the like twenty dollars fee, never went to the
meetings just so I could put it on an application. Hey,
you know that mean with the guys thinking his finger
out to his head yeah, yeah, I was remember the

(22:04):
Key Club. I don't know what the Key Club does.
It's president Key Club, Kuan Spanish, Hey, Spanish Club. I
was in that. See. So who filled out your application
for scholarship? Probably my mom. You don't remember doing it now,
I don't remember all this that you just got a note.
I just got a note from the Austome Livestock and
Rodeos that congratulations. And when I showed up to the banquet,
Chasco Contracting was on my table and I was like, man,

(22:25):
this is so cool. She's awesome. Lunchbox, that's awesome. That's awesome.
That's another reason to apply early though, because like she did,
you can take probably take advantage of scholarships when you're
not rushing. That's a great story from both. Brought to
you by Chessco What is it Chasco Contrast segment brought
to you by Chessco Contracting. They still exist. They are massive,

(22:47):
they are they are big time now. Like you drive
down through Texas you see their big old tanks like
building stuff. Are they local to where you went to school?
They get someone they were in Austin. I don't know.
I think they started in Austin. And they just got
because on rock. There you go, there you go, well,
big bake shout of Chasco Construction, because you really made
this guy's life and he wouldn't be here without you.

(23:08):
That's right, okay, anyway, that's what it's all about. That
was tell me something good. Does this sound good? A
disgusting Hidden Valley Ranch ice cream? Disgusting, man, it sounds gross.
And yeah, that mix does not sound good. And sometimes
there will be mixes. Remember we did like mustard and watermelon,

(23:28):
and it oddly was pretty good. But I can't see
any way possible that Hidden Valley Ranch ice cream is
going to be good. But somebody tried it and somebody
said it was good, right, well, or they're just trying
to bet they made enough to put it in stores.
Last Friday was National Ranch Day, so Brooklyn ice cream
maker Van Luien announced it's partner with Hidden Valley to

(23:50):
make Hidden Valley Ranch ice cream. It drops exclusively a
Walmart on March twentieth, so a little less than a week.
Come on, it has no not come on, wait, we
gotta throw it on the wheel something I feel like it.
I would do that. I would spin the wheel and
the loser has to eat it for sure. But it
contains the original classic flavors from Hidden Valley and has

(24:11):
the savory taste of buttermilk, flavorful herbs. That's just not
ice cream. Do you like Ranch? Yeah, it's okay. Like
but you like Ranch? Yes, I like Ranch. I like
that rich and then you're gonna like this. I don't
love ranch like Ranch. I don't think that that's that

(24:31):
means we're gonna love it. Yeah, because somehow if you
like the flavor, I don't think it's because you like
two things means they go great together. Yeah. Like I
love ketchup, but I'm not. I don't want to catch
ap ice cream. Here's another one. This sounds good or disgusting?
Kit Kats Cereal. Oh I just want to make cere
a lot of kit Cats. I don't even put it
in a box. Just give me a bunch of kit Cats.

(24:52):
I put that milk heat of a spoon. I bet
you could, Yeah, do it. Kit Kat said they are
launching a brand new breakfast cereal. Can you imagine a
healthy this is gonna be. Oh, it's gonna be the
most sugar and of any cereal. But kit Kats Cereal
Nestley They're coming together and crispy squares with a milk
chocolate coating, and it maintains the essence of the much

(25:14):
loved original chocolate bar. That's from eat this dot com
that this is the kind of news I want for food,
not ranch ice cream. That's disgusting. Now. I have had
turkey and dressing ice cream before one of those places.
Oh that sounds disgusting. It does, absolutely right, it does,
but it was it was actually pretty good to you.
But I love turkey and dressing and ice cream. I
only like wrench and it was weird, and I wouldn't

(25:36):
want turkey and dressing ice cream every day. It was
kind of like I expected it to be terrible. So
the fact that it was medium, I was like, it's
so good. Hidden Valley ranch ice cream disgusting. You know,
Lunchbox doesn't like ranch because it's white. Yeah, he doesn't
eat white stuff, right, I don't like white. No blue cheese, No,
I don't know what that is? What the cheese? Right?

(25:56):
Blue cheese like for your wings? Definitely ross? No? No, no,
no, no no, no mayonnaise. Oh so you don't eat anything white? Nope?
Vanilla ice cream? I mean with chocolate syrup on it. Okay,
it's true, true, and it's more yellow. If you look
at vanilla Icecrea's more yellow. On Thursday, the NCAA Basketball

(26:17):
tournament starts. Yeah, we don't only count the playing games.
But just like the Super Bowl, we all put a
team into the hat. We've all said we'll put twenty
bucks in. So you guys have been moving to the
twenty bucks. You've all committed before. We've put every school
that we picked in a hat, and I'll draw one
and that'll be the team that we bet on. So quickly,
I'll go around the room and ask you, you you guys

(26:37):
put in the hat. Raymundo her new Big ten baby, Okay,
that's fine. Or one of the top teams. Morgan, would
you put in my alma mater? I've been in Kansas State.
That could happen? Eddie Alabama, the dominant Amy, Gigel, Maggie's Mike.
Could you put in? I put in Texas? Oh good,

(27:00):
that's a good pick. Lunchbox Kansas going back to back?
What about Scooba? Steve Ray, who do you put in?
I put it in Memphis? This is their year. Okay,
had a chance at the last room. This is this
is this? They did win their conference tournament. Yeah, they'd
be Houston boy. Yeah, they did do this homework. Ray,
What about in the side side room? Who they put in?
Who did the kick off? Kevin put in a hat

(27:22):
u c la Oh my gosh, what Lauren do? What
about Lauren? Put in Penn State? Oh that's our school? Yeah,
what about Pitts. Who do you put in? It's put
in Kansas? So we have two Kans? Did have you
put Kansas in? Two? Yeah? Three? Kansas is Oh? Boy?
Oh lord are they Yeah? They're good now they're good.
They're good. I would hate to see them win though. Wait,
did you go in? I put in Arkansas? Oh, it's
gonna and I hope that's who it is. What if

(27:44):
I'm like, you know, guys, I put in for them?
All right? So this is the school we're not doing.
I'll draw one. We're not doing first. It's gonna be
a Kansas. So we're not gonna do Texas, all right,
going do another we're not doing Yeah, yeah, yeah, we're
not gonna bet all our money on Maggie's question mark.

(28:11):
I don't know if I should pick them. But and
then one more that we're not going to do, and
then we'll get toward them what we are doing. We
are not doing Penn State from So I got lots
of Kansas isn't here? We haven't met this Kansas date
in Arkansas. We've got an Alabama odds are it should
be Kansas based on what's in the hat? So? Is

(28:34):
this the winner? This is the winner? Let's go who
will be betting our two hundred forty dollars on? I'll
give you the odds in a second? UCLA. Hey, I
like that because they got good odds. Let's see here.
So well, they're the fourth I mean they have fine,
they're the fourth team in the fourth world. Yeah. So

(28:56):
if we bet two hundred and forty dollars the LA,
we will win three thousand, one hundred and twenty dollars.
Let's go ruins. Yeah, let's go through it. Wow, that's significant, bro,
That's a lot of Money's a lot of money, bro.
And that's how many people were in. There are twelve
people in at twenty bucks, two hundred and forty dollars.

(29:18):
What math do you want? What we're all gonna get
thirty one hundred, twenty dollars divided by twelve is all
you have to do? Yeah? Yeah, where's the calculator? That's
two forty bucks? Eat two hundred dollars? Sure yet now
I forgot my number. Everybody would get two hundred and
sixty dollars in twenty to make two sixty. So we're
over on Draft Kings. And if you go over draft Kings,

(29:41):
put in Bobby Sports sets the code and they have
a lot of promos going right now, put in Bobby Sports.
Last year I made a hammy a bunch of money
on her Draft Kings. Yeah, is it still there? Sit
in my account? I get to bet with it. Yeah,
that's what you do with Yeah, let's put it to work.
I know. But I need to do it more because
and then you'll come in and you talk about all
this money that you're winning. No, no, not at all.

(30:03):
Mostly you don't. We don't talk about the ones we lost. Yeah,
that's the thing you're not hearing. I do a little bit.
I'll hit up Eddy and be like, dang, like I
had a pretty bad loss. I pushed the wrong button. No,
how many times do you you push the wrong button? Once?
I tried to bet my lucky number is a fifty's
fifty eight when I bet, because I've actudently hit it
a couple of times and it accidentally hit a two eights,
so do that. I meant to bet fifty eight, and

(30:26):
I told Eddie. I said, oh, accidentally, try to bet
fifty eight five eight, oh no, And then it looked
like I was gonna win, and then I lost. Okay,
I hurt that one. That one hurts. It definitely hurts.
We thank you for sharing your losses. If you want,
I can help you again like last, Yes, let's do it,
but you have to take the money out after you
win and spend it. Yes, let's go shopping. I'm motivated now.

(30:48):
All right, So we are rooting for UCLA. Yeah, it's
our show. Bet everybody good? Yeah? Okay? Out of everything
in the hat, is that running us? Is that the
good draw? You know, if you pick a team that's worse,
it's worth more money, but the odds of them winning
are as good. You know, we would have taken Test
Texas A and M. They would have given us more money,
but it would have wanted like a million dollars. Yeah,

(31:09):
oh yeah. We'd had all of our own radio stations.
We just owned them all and paid ourselves. We'd have
been so rich. Golly, they're not that bad. Huh. Well,
Texas A and M had we bet two hundred and
forty dollars on them, we'd have won thirteen thousan y'all
love me if that happened, right, Yeah, but you know
they have to play Texas by second game. We think

(31:31):
Texas before. Yeah, like so, yeah, it's just a tough
it's tough run for them. But you know, I did
say we may win chime them later. I may wait
till tomorrow to curson. Still wait another coach to give
us a call. You did say that. Still waiting on
old Buzz to give us a call. A voicemail from
Mandy in Alabama, Good morning, Studio. I was just calling

(31:53):
to tell you that Bobby, your Planet song by the
Raging Idiots is as addicting as baby Shark. My five
year old is interested in learning about the planets. But
now I can't get your song out of my head.
So thanks for that. The Planet song, it's a song
Eddie and I did way back in the day to
teach kids about the planets. And yes, I can see

(32:13):
how this would be annoying. Here, my very inter getting
mother dis served us ninety said, my very inter getting
mother just served us ninety all the planets. Pluto goes
back and forth. It's planet, it's not a planet, and
it's a dwarf planet that it's nothing. What are they now?
Who cares? Is it even a planet? Now? Who cares?
Thank you, Mandy, appreciate that you can stream that. Where
have you stream your music? If you want to teach

(32:33):
your kids about the planets, go check out the planet
song from The Raging Idiots are your Samy's pile of stories.
I have a list of the apps that we want
to delete the most, and this is based off data
like people searching how do I delete this app? What
apps do I want to delete? Maybe have two f Tessa, yes, familiar. No,
Well it's because I'm an idiot and I download it

(32:56):
because my wife's like, you need to do something this picture.
So I was like, what are I doing? I want
to edit it? And so she's like, just put a
filter on it. That's not I was is it or something?
And I was like, I don't I get this all?
And so she's like, you should download one of those
picture apps Tessa, and I did, and then I hit
I'll pay two ninety nine a month or something like
an idiot, and so I need to delete it, but
first I need to stop paying it because I'm like,
I should stop paying it, and then I forget, and

(33:17):
then I get an email going, you've just been charged
two ninety nine from Apple. So if you delete it
off your phone, you still pay the bill. Yeah, you
have to go and actually subscribe. Yeah, you have to
stop paying it, which I think I'm gonna do as
soon as the segments over, I shut them to forget
before we get to the end of the segment and
not do it. That's what I would say, is that
on the list? No, it's not on here. The top
four Twitter, Snapchat, Facebook, and then at number one, this

(33:42):
is number one app we want to delete and it's
my favorite Instagram. Okay, so this list is apps we
should delete, Like I don't want to delete them, but
I should delete them, but I'm not gonna delete them. Yeah,
that's what all four of those should be called. Yes, yeah,
but was kind of safish. I don't go into the
DM often, but Instagram's pretty safe as Twitter as toxic scrap.

(34:03):
I'm over there the most. Though. A quarter of adults
admit to only reading on vacation, and they say that
family gets in the way if they do have time
to read while their home. If they have another hobby,
they opt for that and then twitter for me people story. Yeah,
people say that they're embarrassed to be seen reading romance

(34:23):
novels in public, although that's one of their favorite things
to read, so they tend to try to go for
something's self help or maybe a thriller murder book or something.
But hey, try to find time to read. I think
it will help relax you. And then also on vacation,
I saw that most people talk to strangers. They talk
talk talk, talk talk way more than they do in
their real life because there's no strings attached. They don't

(34:46):
have to really commit to these types of conversation. Well,
that's not what it was about talking. And it made
me think of you, like you're you're not a big
talker off the mic, but like when you're like on
vacation or around strangers. I take vacations to not get
around strangers. I go and trying to be by myself.
With the most part, I was looking at the book thing.

(35:07):
I don't feel like reading on your phone counts even
if it's a book for me. I need to have,
like have an iPad or a kindle or whatever I'm
gonna read on And maybe it's because the boards are
too small and I gotta blow it up so big.
That's like ten words a page on my phone. But
I got three books going right now, which is annoying
because they get crossed over in my mind. I'm reading
Chuck Clostrom and the Nineties and I'm thirty nine percent

(35:30):
through that. I'm reading The Love Prescription, which is this
couple and they do They've been all these scientific studies
with other couples to see what works, what doesn't, things
we should look out for, like to elevate things we
should look out for, so they don't elevate that kind
of thing. So it's like a science book about marriage.
And then I read The Four Agreements about once a year,

(35:50):
and I guess I just started it and then stopped.
But it's very short. But I have three books going
right now, and I can see on my phone, but
I'll read on my phone because I gotta I'm so blind,
i gotta blow up the words. What else. Allie Pierce
loves to run, and she was saying what she listens to.
The most is nineties country, Beyonce and techno stuff. So
I didn't know your workout playlists lately, Bobby You and

(36:11):
Eddie y'eller, we don't really listen to music now. I
guess we turn on like a playlist of like nineties
alternative or Drake hip hop, yeah, or classic rocks sometimes
or just let it run. That's it. We don't really
have a list of music. Mostly it's just us crying
into each other's that's the music, that's us. I just
didn't know if you had any recommendations. I listen to

(36:33):
podcasts while I work out and love it. That's not
work out very hard, so there's no way you can
work at words don't. But if you're focused, you can't listen.
I mean you're focus on words. You can't really work
out hard. Our music doesn't matter, Oh I can. Like
we said, we didn't even hear our music at so hard.
You're over there listening to NPR focusing on any word.

(36:54):
I lift three pounds dumbbells and one and a half
pounds on my ankles. Swartzenegger, I am that's my file.
That was Amy's pile of stories. I'm gonna tell you
an amazing story about eighty one year old Jerry Dure.

(37:15):
He was driving and that's not the amazing part. Yeah,
that is pretty amazing though. He was leaving his home
in California and going to see family in Nevada, and
it was a three hour drive and he said, oh,
there's a snowstorm coming, but I can stay ahead of it.
About an hour into his drive, snow overtook him. He
went off the road into like the little side ditch.

(37:36):
All he had was a little fleece jacket, a blanket,
some croissants, and he gets stranded. Not one day, not two,
not three, not four, not five, six, Okay, day he
is stranded and he has to turn the car on
every once in a while to stay warm, and he
turn it off. Finally he hears a helicopter above, and
the helicopter things, it's just a big boulder on the

(37:58):
side of the road. Does look like that because I
shot to pick drubbing the snow. It just looks like
a top of his car, like like a rock. And
they think, oh, they're just going to move that off
the road. And then they see an arm waving out
the window and it's eighty one year old Jerry saying, hey,
come get Bay and they helicopter flies off or Jerry's
like no, oh, no, he's going. They had to go refuel.

(38:19):
They came back and they got Jerry. Can you imagine
Jerry there with half of one croissant left and they're
flying off. You're like, I don't think it's over, and
You're like, no, you think it's over. But that's not
what happened. Is in lunchbox now he ate snow and
I forgot to tell you this. He did have one
bathtowel to wrap around himself to keep warm. That was

(38:40):
his blanket. I guess he ate the snow. Is this
is why maybe we should keep flares in our car um.
I guess I would want that mine would go old.
I would never use them, or I'd forget what they were,
or I just think it was fun to use them.
To some other you'd had to get out of the
car and get them, and then keep a lot of
stuff on our car, pocket knife, all extra battery TV.
I don't do any of that, all right, lushbox, great story.

(39:02):
That is what it's all about. That was tell me
something good. Should you clean fruit? Yes? I do, so,
you say yes, latch box. No, I've never cleaned fruit
in my life. Really. You just grab it and eat it. Yeah, Like,
regardless of where it's sitting, what's sitting in a container

(39:22):
or sitting on the counter, or what's to do? I
mean a banana, You're not going to clean a banana.
What an apple? I mean, what's gonna get an apples at?
You actually eat the outside of the apple though, right,
Strawberries blueberries? Strawberries, blueberries are in the fridge in a container. Yeah,
but you're supposed to wash them anyway. Here you go.
Current recommendations by scientific experts say you should clean fruit,

(39:45):
but just with cold water and no dish soap obviously,
no soap whatsoever. All just cold water. That's it. Oh okay,
I use white vinegar. They say nothing but water. But
I I would think if you're using something that you
put in food anyway, that would probably be okay. Okay,

(40:05):
But doesn't that like taste like a pickled apple? Yeah,
you rinsed it rinses out. I don't know. I saw
some people online do that. So yeah, stuff is good.
So just water, no, so, but do clean your fruit.
There's a lot of stuff it picks up just by existing.
Let's go over it. Now do the Morning Corny. The

(40:28):
Morning Corny two Antenna's got married. What was the best
part of the wedding? Oh, I got it. Yeah, it's
a good one. Yeah, go ahead. The reception that was
the Morning Corny. This is John from Amarillo, Texas. I

(40:48):
just wanted to say, I freaking love the show. Appreciate that, buddy.
Oh that's it. That's it, all right, that's all he
wanted to say. You guys, remember Elvis from Louisia Anna.
He called like he wants to take his wife to Adele.
Oh yeah, And then we found out tickets for not
resale tickets, like regular tickets to Adele in Las Vegas

(41:08):
were three thousand dollars. Graig, here's a club of that
call from last week last year. Me and wife saved
of money to go to Vegas for a twenty year
anniversary this year. And so she takes to me a
couple of days ago and she was like, hey, Adele
is going to be playing in Vegas. Well, I go
look for the tickets and these tickets are like fifteen
hundred bucks of peace. And so I'm thinking to myself, like,

(41:31):
how do I get these tickets without having to go
get a second job on the weekend just to afford
to get tickets for her to go see a sail.
I was blown away because then we got on we
were like, surely there's tickets cheaper than that, and some
are like ten thousand dollars and for two tickets it
was like three grand's not resale. So I do want
to put them on now. I just want to see

(41:51):
what's up what he decided to do, because we were like, well,
don't tell her you wanted to do that and not
be able to do that. If she doesn't expect it,
don't say just go to Vegas and have a good time,
you know what I mean? Elvis? Yes, are you guys
still going to Vegas? You sir? Now what did you
tell your wife? Did you hear your you on the show? Okay,

(42:12):
so what's what's the plan as of now? As of now,
we're just going to Vegas? Um uh initially, you know,
to see the shows and sucking the sights and stuff
like that. Have you found any cheaper tickets at all? No, sir,
I haven't. What are the cheapest Adele tickets? You can
find the cheapest tickets, I could find was like fourteen

(42:37):
hundred bucks a piece. Crazy, would you by the way,
they're so first of all, that's just that's so wild
they'd be that high. But the theaters aren't that big, right,
So usually if you go, it's like two hundred bucks
and you're like, dang, this is high. But then you
get in there and you're like, oh, there's not a
lot of people here. It makes sense why it's so
high because it's such a close show. I'm sure Adele's
like that too, but I ain't, no way, I'm paine

(42:58):
hundred fourteen dred bucks for that. So Elvis, when do
you guys leave to go we Lyve Friday morning? Oh? Okay,
so this is what happened. So that airs on the
show last week. Last week, and I get a text
after I get off the air from Luke Brian. He's like,
hey man, so what's up. He says, Caroline just came

(43:23):
and got me and she wants to help get that
guy out. And I'm like, what do you mean she says?
He says she wants to buy him tickets to go
to Adele bla. Wait, So this is so Caroline, Bryan,
that's so sweet. Caroline Brian our friend. She's also guest
hosted here. Um you know, she does so much for

(43:44):
animals and people. Also, look Brian's wife. She wants to
pay for the tickets so you can go to this
Adele's show Elvis. Oh my god, I don't know what
to say. Oh my god. Yeah, I can't either, but
it's true. And so I'm going I don't know, I'm
gonna somehow hooked us up so somebody can get in
touch with you. But all I know is that Caroline

(44:05):
Brian reached out to me and was like, I would
love to pay for his tickets for nothing, just to
do it. So that's a situation. I'd like to say
we're sending Elise, but we're not the Caroline and Luke are. Obviously,
we were just like the condiment to get there. Yeah,
but this is cool because like she's such a big
a deal fan and like I've never got the chance to,

(44:27):
you know, take her to go see your deil. I'll
think you meant Caroline, you mean your wife. Yeah, okay,
so you're gonna go. I'm going to make sure somehow
we get this. I'll just give you a Luke cell
phone number. I'm just getting on that. Whoa, I'm just
like that. But that's the deal. Okay, Elvis, Okay, that's amazing, man.
I can't believe this is happening. It's pretty cool. I'm

(44:50):
not gonna lie to you. It's super nice with them.
Oh yeah, no, I mean I'm just picturing it this weekend.
I mean, this is going to be such a special thing.
I would bet if Luke's playing. I'm not sure if
Luke's Residency's happening this weekend. Two. And I'm just saying
stuff now, but I'm sure if Luke's plant too, you
can probably go to that show too, But I'm not
sure if he is. But that's what's up. You're gonna
go see a Dell courtesy of the Brian's Luke and Caroline,

(45:12):
and we'll get it all set up for you, buddy.
But I just wanted you to know. Okay, this is amazing, man.
I appreciate it. Yeah much. Man. My wife was wanting
to go to the Dell too, but figures are so expensive. Caroline, listen,
it's me they're not here right now. Hey, when you
go there, you gotta tell everyone right like I was
gonna be, like, you know, bought me these tickets. Luke
and Caroline. You guys say Luke, Bryan, I'd say Caroline

(45:34):
and Luke. Okay, loyally text me because he's like, Caroline
just said, hey, I need to do this. That's true.
It is a really sweet, special, cool, amazing story that
you're gonna have it the rest of your life. We'll
get it all figured out, Elvis. Thank you for listening. Bud.
We'll uh, we'll reach out to you after the show
or something. Okay, okay, thank you. I appreciate it, all right,
see you, buddy. It's cool story. Let's wait. Everybody goes,

(45:55):
that's amazing. He goes, that's crazy. It is crazy. You're right,
I mean that's crazy. I mean it's incredible when you
think about it. Are you upset? You? Man? Yeah? I'm like, man,
So all I need to do is get on here
and say I want to take my wife somewhere, and
some country artist's wife will hear it and want to
call in and pay for it. It's not all you
have to do. No, Like, how does that work? Like
why why that story? Like why when I talk about

(46:16):
things they don't call him? We were all affected by
different things. That's crazy to me, we should play a
Luke song. Yeah, of course, we're even right, and then
check out Caroline's breath's barn? Her what her? What breath's barn?
I said, breast barn no part of her nonprofit, and
so you can check that out and do that. So

(46:38):
we play Luke song, support her number. There we go.
Thank you. Helene is on the phone. She lives in Florida. Hey,
what do you want to say? Good morning? Good morning studio?
Oh my god, I've always wanted to do that. What's up? Hey?
I just wanted to call um and say I was like,

(47:00):
just jumped in the car to drop the kids off
at school and they heard the segment about Elvis getting
those tickets to take his wife to see Adela, and
I just wanted to say it brought tears to my eyes.
I'm so excited for them. Yeah, me too, And I'm
so and I'm so happy that you guys were able
to help them with that. And the generosity of the
Brians is just awesome too. So I just wanted to
call and say, you guys do an awesome thing. Every day.

(47:23):
You put some my own people's faces and you really
make a difference. So I just wanted to say thank
you so much. Well, I appreciate the call. Can't only
take any credit here except I guess answering a text
from Luke Bryan who's like, hey, Caroline wants to buy
that guy those tickets And I was like, you know,
it's three thousand dollars. He's like, yeah, I know. Okay,
I thought you hung up. Now he's all that. He said,

(47:44):
what Caroline wants to do something though she wants to
do it, he said, so that's the deal. So it's
an amazing thing. I wish we could take credit, but
we can't. But thanks for calling. We really appreciate it.
We're trying to be is you know, positive or funny
or compelling or real as we possibly can. So apreciate that.
I hope you have a great day. Thank you so much, Bobby. Yeah,
I just wanted to say you guys like you say,

(48:05):
you hope that you're hanging out with a bunch of friends,
And that's really how I feel. We have four kids,
and when I turn on the show, I have no
doubt that we're gonna laugh, we're gonna cry, we're gonna sing,
you know, and there's nothing that's bad, you know, on
your show. You guys are really like family oriented and
I'm so grateful for that. Thanks. We do try to
walk that line that's impossible to walk of. We don't
want to be corny like mister Rogers, although he rocked,

(48:28):
Yeah he was awesome, But we also want kids to
be able to listen and enjoy it as much as
their parents. And sometimes we miss sometimes you know, we
could be a little corny, or sometimes we're like, oh,
maybe we shouldn't talked about that right then, and then
we try to put stuff if it's more adult later
in the show because kids are in school. But thank
you and hope you have a great day. Goodbye, Let's

(48:48):
do the news Bobby's story. A new study claims that
food coloring can be bad for your insides. Researchers at
Cornell and Binghamton University looked at two commonly used nanoparticles
and food coloring. Those particles, titanium dioxide and silicone dioxide,

(49:10):
can hurt your intestines ability to digest and absorb nutrients.
Scientists aren't calling for a band, but they say more
research is needed, but basically, well that makes sense. Yeah,
food coloring probably ain't the best that's from Sietech Daily.
I can tell you this, and I don't want to
call it a diet because it's not a diet. I'm
probably eating more, but I'm doing this reset program called

(49:31):
Whole thirty where it's really just eating stuff that can expire, right,
stuff that if you were born one hundred years ago
you'd probably eat. But that's with no food coloring, no
preservatives at all, no preservatives, no sugar except fruit. But
I'm telling you I start yesterday. I was like, man,
I feel off, and today I'm like thirty percent better.
And I told my wife is like, I don't feel
right because yeah, you're going through with draws, Like your

(49:52):
body's literally going through withdrawals, and you have like dissociation.
You're fuzzy. I said, I sho had with time. That
better I had to happen on weekend, not when I
was doing the show. I don't know I was gonna
go through withdrawals from not eating. Yeah, yeah, tricks in
the morning. So that's what's up. It's crazy, what my brain,
what's happening right now? Because I'm like, I'm like craving

(50:15):
food yet but everything nothing's right. Everything just feels a
little bit off anyway, ha zebra a bit of guy's
arm almost completely off before being put down. And this
is in the States. Yeah, this is from the hill.
A man was taken to the hospital Sunday afternoon after
a zebra attacked him. According to an incident, Deputies were

(50:36):
sent around five thirty pm to a fenced in field
after reports that a man had his arm almost completely
dismembered by a zebra that he owned. You can own
a zebra straight up? And how do you get one?
And how much does it cost? You can own exotic animals, Yeah,
but a zebra, how do you get one? And how
does it much as it cost? Are you neglected these
questions two and three as answer to one. While deputies

(50:58):
were treating the guy, the zebra continue to go crazy,
ran after the guys. The cop car slammed into it
and then started to charge the cop And eventually, after
they blew airhorns and they yelled at the zebra, the
zebra kept on and then they had to put the
zebra down. So something was wrong with the zebra. And

(51:20):
what was wrong was he was not in his place
where he supposed to live in Ohio. Yes, it's not
the natural habit heigh for zebras. He wasn't in Africa.
Zebra is probably sad or hungry or sick or something.
This poor zebra was living in Pickaway County. Supposed to
live in Pickaway County. They have like an exotic ranch.
If you want a giant zebra stallion, they're ten thousand

(51:42):
dollars each. Bad it wasn't for you. I mean that'd
be cool. I mean, tell me if you had a
zebra in your backyard, tell me you wouldn't be the
coolest person on your block. The zebra is not supposed
to be in your backyard. Yeah, I feel bad. If
you have ten acres, it's not supposed to be in
Pickaway County or your neighborhood. Leave a zebra and zebra

(52:03):
land moving on. FX announces season two of The Bear.
I love this show, but a guy who cooks watch
the good It's awesome. The Bear will return in just
a couple of months. It looks like it will be
back in June or so. From et Canada as Super Cool.
Season one got a one hundred percent critic rating and
a ninety one percent audience score. So early the summer,

(52:26):
the Bear will be back taking too long of a
shower can give you brain fog. Scientists found this Standing
in a hot shower too long in the morning washes
away wakefulness. Spending more than ten minutes in a wet
heated environment encourages deep daydreaming, leaving you in a day's
when you get out of the shower, it's best take
a cold shower or sit an alarm clock in the shower. Nope, no,

(52:46):
I'd rather get a zebra. I'm not doing a cold shower. Yeah. No,
I'm not doing a cold shower. Do you feel so good?
I'm good. Yeah. And then I like sitting there. It's
really the only time where I can just think and
nothing really clouds any to creative or I'll be in
there and I'll be so like efficient with what I
need to get done. I could just think and nothing
bothers me. My phone's not going off. I'm not setting

(53:08):
an alarm clock in the shower once though. I guess
a couple weeks ago, I was watching a conference tournament
game and I put my phone in there, but I
take my glasses off so I couldn't see my phones.
I put my glasses on in the shower and everything's
wet I'm still watching the game. Wow. Yeah, like TV
in the shower would be cool, but then I can't
see them because I don't have a glass. That's from
whole brain thinking by Jacqueline Wonder quote. I was forced

(53:32):
to quote my nursing job after colleagues OUs did my
only fans side hustle. But now I'm a millionaire. Oh yeah,
so lunchbox wants to have an only fans account. But
only fans mostly is for people that want to sell
pictures of them naked. They don't have to be naked
right or close? So you think people are gonna pay

(53:52):
for that? Yeah, I mean absolutely. I'm trying to figure
out what price range I would do. Would I do
fifty dollars a month? But for what if I subscribe?
What am I gonna get? You're gonna get pictures of
me doing provocative things like maybe me in a bubble
bath and you know, some nice sheets, and me laying
on the couch out in a field of flowers. I mean,
you never know. That's why you subscribe. She's making more

(54:15):
than one million dollars a year. Her name is Ali Ray,
thirty eight from Boston. No, I'm good, she's hot. Yeah,
but you think there are enough women or men that
would subscribe to watching you be provocative in flowers. No,
I mean I got some that aren't I have some

(54:36):
that are not white, so you can't see any of
like the dirt. Yeah, I felt that. You know what
I'm saying. Yeah, I do. Actually, I don't understand why
you buy white sheets because when I my dog would
sleep with me, my last dog, Dusty, we had a
sheet issue, so we would keep the sheets a different color.
So I just wouldn't know or for you if you
get true. But now it's different. I'm married. My wife
likes everything super clean, so we're back to white sheets.

(54:58):
But did you look at any of Ali's pictures? No,
never even looked, didn't google it. That was interesting thought
it was a lot like your story. Yeah, we're working
towards it, are you? Ye can't wait. Finally, a masked
robber mistakenly tries to steal from his own son and
an atm oh Unreal, a seventeen year old boy went
to a nearby atm take out some money. A hooded

(55:18):
man dressed in dark clothing took the kid by surprise,
pinned him to the wall, and said, hey, give me
the cash. The robber was quoted as saying, give it
to me, give it to me. Now. That was enough
for the kid to go, are you serious as a joke?
Do you know who this is? The robber said, I
don't care who this is. He said some bad words
and then the kid was like, hey Dad, He's like,

(55:40):
I'm sorry, I'm desperate. Oh no, so he knews. The
boy got away safely. Police were contacted. Dad got twenty
six months. You wonder if they had a bad relationship too,
that it just wasn't an accident. That's from STV news
and that is the news story. Lunchboxes brought something to

(56:04):
my attention, and I'm at the point where I go,
do I want to put this on the air or
don't die? And when I think that, actually do so.
We're gonna do this segment. It's not quite a spill
the tea. Is he telling on someone that's not telling
on He just has some information that he thinks the
show should know and it's about someone here. It's I mean,

(56:28):
it's not spilled. The tea relates. It's more lunchboxes hot goss. Interest.
It is hot goss more than it is spilled. The
tea because nobody did anything. It's gonna get him in trouble,
or do you have anyone? Yeah, it's more LB's hot Goss.
So we'll get to that coming up. And also somebody
on the phone who wants to pay lunchbox for something. Okay,
speaking of we'll get to those. We'll get your calls.

(56:51):
I just don't know how this is gonna go, but
we'll get to it next. Do you want to do
hot goss? I want to do hot goss? All right,
LB's hot goss. If he found out that he wants
to share, go ahead. I'm just gonna you haby go. Guys,
there's two people that are single on this show, Morgan
and Abbey. One of them is in love and I
witnessed it with my own eyes. This is the hot goss.

(57:11):
This is the hot goss, breaking news, hot goss. Whatever
you want to do both of them. Are you in
love with anybody? Morgan? Not that I'm aware of Abby?
Are you in love with anybody? Okay, man, there's your answer.
That's weird because Easton Corbyn came in here and I
have never seen Abby get out of her chair, move

(57:31):
across the glass room and stare at someone why they perform,
or just watching them perform. Ever, she has sat in
her chair, never moved. Easton Corban comes in. She moves
over there behind Scooba. Steve plants herself against the wall,
holding herself up. Okay, nowtic she doesn't faint, and she
just stared at him performing the entire time. Yourself up,

(57:53):
So you didn't faint. No, that's very dramatic. I just
leaned back against the love. Oh yeah, she was taken back. Abby.
If you ever get out of your chair for anybody
when they come in and perform, I do sometimes I've
seen it. Well, you have to let her answer the question.
I mean, luc Holmes comes in here, she sits down.
I don't know that that's true. Abby, you've heard, you've

(58:13):
heard its allegations. Uhhh, you had to prop yourself up
because you're going to pass out, which is not true.
Did you lean back because your knees were getting weak? Abby?
What would you like to say, because now you're starting
to giggle like the school girls exactly, And I didn't
go ahead. Okay, here's the thing. Okay, I get up.
If it's like my first time seeing them in the
studio live, so I think that was the first time
I've ever seen him in there. Also, you guys all

(58:36):
get to actually see him. I'm the only one with
a TV in front of me to see like a screen,
right yeah, with the screen. So I was like, I
want to actually see this live like you guys. That's
why I stood up and water Listen to her, Abby,
what'd you think about all east I thought it was great. Yeah.
I also knew what the girl that came with him,
so I was saying hi to her too. Boom, she

(58:56):
was in here. The girl wasn't out there? Great point, counterpoint,
she wasn't here. No, the other one she was in
the green. Abby. How would you respond to lunchboxes allegation
that you're in love with Easton Corbin? I am definitely not.
He's a very good looking guy, but that's it. Would
you say crush? Be honest, you can say crush who

(59:25):
carries Okay, yeah, there you go. Have you seen him? Yes,
Abby's got a crush one woman. I didn't know. It's
a harmless little crush, that's it. But not in love.
But not in love. He always says love And that's
just so dramatic. That was some hot guys. It was hot. Guys,
that was like, that's pretty hot. What would you like

(59:46):
us to do? Now? What do you mean? Would you
like us back in? Yeah? Oh we can. Ok. Would
you like us to say, hey, Abby wants to know
what's up? We're gonna have to do that. It'll make weird.
I don't think that would work. So then what's your plan?
Or do you do not care? Do you do you
not feel like since you have a crush that you'd

(01:00:06):
like to follow up? I don't think I should follow up.
You crushed the float in the air and just dissipate. Yeah,
it's going to creep them out. Let's if we try anything.
It only creeps them out if they don't reciprocate, because
the same situation could happen, and if they reciprocated, it's
not creepy, it's actually Wow. That was brave. That's bold
to actually reach out and go, hey, I have a
crush on you. How about I write the d m

(01:00:26):
Oh my gosh, we're doing this again. But also if
if we I feel like, if you were to isolate her,
what do you mean from her second ago? You're all good.
You can have a crush. You're so cute. He's probably
driving right now, probably all over the road. If we

(01:00:47):
get you, I don't know, backstage passes to Aniston show,
would you take them? I wouldn't say no, not say no.
Let's just say that. I mean, did you go to
look on line for him anywhere? No? No? What did
they know? Why are they asking that more hot goss
level to more hotssuel? Abbie? Did you find out that

(01:01:09):
he's on certain websites? And did you light on certain website?
This is getting dirty like a website, I guess apps.
Oh no, it's different. No. No, did Abby like, oh
my gosh, light up like a Christmas tree when she
heard that information. I just thought it was crazy that
he would be on it. Honestly, Yeah, I don't say

(01:01:30):
which one I'm not. Did nobody say which one? But
did you go look? No? I didn't look. That was
someone that told me I'm not on there. Okay, Hi guys,
thank you. Abbie's giggling. Let me go over to Hannah

(01:01:51):
and Saint Louis. She's on the phone. Wants to offer
lunchbox of money. Actually, Hannah, are you there? I am,
good morning, studio morning. What would like to say? Um?
I think what I'm about to say is going to
make everyone in that studio like super roll their eyes.
So before I say it, UM, I just want to
say how much I honestly like, listen, I love to

(01:02:12):
your guys's show. Um. I work a really like tough
job with kids. Every day. I work two jobs actually, um,
and it's honestly just puts me in such a good
mood every day. Thanks you for that. I appreciate that, Um. Lunchbox,
My one of my favorite parts of the show is
when you're saying all I do is win, like, get

(01:02:33):
me high for the day. Love it, um, and I
would really love if you sang it karaoke style at
my wedding because I just got engaged. Oh heck yeah.
See you look at this guy's money making opportunities. Where
do you live? I live in Saint Louis. I was
love that far. I don't know how far that is,
but playing ride, Yeah, So what kind of questions do

(01:02:58):
you have for her lunchbox? How much are we talking?
I could definitely like file you out pay for your accommodations.
I am a teacher, so I don't know how much
I could actually pay you to sing um, But I'm
whatever you can, like, Look, what do you think I mean?
I was probably thinking about ten thousand. Aside aside from

(01:03:20):
experience with plus expenses to sing. All I do is
when when one time I can say at the wedding
and the reception, but he doesn't even sing the song.
He just does that long I didn't and he didn't
take the line right, and I stay there and he goes,
and I stayed there when it goes, and I say, yeah,
right right. Uh so, Hannah, he says, ten thousand. Do
you want to counter that? Oh, it's a five hour drive. Lunchboxes?

(01:03:44):
I have to offer is gonna make lunchbox? Come what?
And I'm the one that gets to cut the cake?
But counter it though you can say no lunch box.
I'll pay for your expenses plus five hundred dollars and
let's see where we let's see where we land five
hundred dollars and you can get the cake. What'll let
him cut the cake? Really? And I get to feed
you the first piece of cake. Okay, okay, you want

(01:04:06):
to marry or two and I get to do you
know what that night? No, just not like the thirteen
hundreds where the king gets to have take it early.
How much would you do it for? Bottom line? I
mean it looks like a six hour drive. That's a
long way. Man, it has to be at least two thousand.

(01:04:27):
But you can drive and then charge you know more,
because she's not gonna pay for flight anymore. That's true. Point.
I don't know if I'm driving, it's gonna be three k.
So three k plus cut the cake and feed or
the cake and hotel and hotel hotels. So this is
what he wants, Hannah, our kids allowed at the wedding.

(01:04:47):
Oh boy, good, my kids were get a free meal
out of it too. Okay, So here's what he wants.
He wants to bring his kids and have a free meal.
He wants three thousand dollars a hotel. He wants to
cut the cake and then feed you the cake is
also I want tickets to the top of the arch.
I want to take my kids up. Okay. Does it

(01:05:08):
matter if you what order you feed with the cake?
In no, you will go after the husband. Oh no,
no before the husband. Okay, So you want to feed
the first piece of the first piece and I'll beat
your husband. I piece the cake. So you want to
do both? Yeah, I do both. Okay, Hey, now you've
heard what you've heard what my client has here. He's
really dropped his price, a lie, dropped his seventy percent?
How does that sound on sale? Now you have thirty

(01:05:29):
seconds to make up your mind. All right, here we go.
Let's put it on the clock for thirty seconds. Thirty
thirty seconds to think about this. Three thousand dollars a
hotel room. You got to feed all of his kids.
He wants to feed you the first piece of cake.
He wants to feed your husband the first piece of cake.
He wants tickets to the arch. Ye think I'm forgetting
anything there? When is the wedding? Do we have a date? Um?

(01:05:54):
Oh my god, I just got more expensive? Guys? Still,
what is it now? I'm mean New Year's Eve for
me to give up my New Year's ale? I mean
remember when Amy got so terrible? So four thousand dollars,
it's fun, Hannah, you've heard his spill. What do you
say back? I would take all of that, but I

(01:06:17):
cannot afford four thousand dollars as a teacher, So I'm sorry, lunchbox.
You know what a lot of teachers are doing nowadays?
Only fans. So she should raise them money and they
come back to Croud Fun. Maybe ask instead of asking
me for wedding gifts, maybe ask for people to donate
to the fun to get lunchbox there. Oh I thought
he was about to say, instead of asking for school
supplies for your kids. Well, you can do that too,

(01:06:40):
clear the list, Yeah, unless it is actually money exactly. Okay, Well, Hannah,
it looks like we don't have a deal now, but
it's it's an open ended negotiation. Yeah, she has still
twenty twenty four. Well, your calendar books up quick, it does.
I am pretty busy. So Hannah, if you figure anything
else out, maybe talk to your fiance. Maybe he has
some extra cash laying around that he's been hiding from you.

(01:07:01):
Well yeah, how does he feel about this? Um? I
don't know. I want to carry her across the threshold. No,
all right, Hannah, thank you for the call. Those are
your terms? Yeah? Are you sticking to them? Are you
willing to come down? I mean we can negotiate. I
mean I was gonna say, I was gonna say, maybe

(01:07:21):
we can go to a Cardinals game, but New Year's
Eve that won't be. That won't be. Yeah, So okay, Well,
that's where it stands now. Everybody feel good on it
stands now? Yeah, okay, Hannah, thank you. Well I get
in a couple of weeks. Maybe I can come down
to prize I got. I got some ideas. But what nothing?
What it sounds dirty when you say something? No, no no,
not like you when I say, now, maybe what do

(01:07:42):
you call us back? I can give you the new
terms she has leave it here. She didn't have to respond. Yeah,
just leave what you think The new term will be?
Name or verse child after me? Okay, the price comes down?
Ye come down there we go and contract that. She
has signed the contract. Absolutely you've heard it? Like name
name it lunchbox? Or yeah? Like what name? Gibbles? Like
up to him? Okay, he got like three days Nico Jackson,
you know Jackson. Let's go over and talk to you. Kevin,

(01:08:07):
who lives in North Carolina. Kevin, what's up, buddy? Hey Bobby?
How are you doing pretty good? What can I do
for you? Bobby? I wanted to take a minute, you
know you put on the radio sometimes to give a
call and lets talk. And I thought about it because
I had the window time this morning and I wanted
to tell you number one. I love the show I

(01:08:28):
had for quite a while and all the characters you
guys got on here. You guys do a great job.
But I wanted to tell you that. A few years back,
me and you we got into a little spat on
Twitter and we went back and forth and we were
debating something and I actually kind of forget what it
was the topic was, but I called you a bad word,

(01:08:49):
and I want to say I'm sorry for that. I
want to apologize you. See, it was the past couple
of years I've come to know to no guy a
lot closer and strong walk with him, and I quldn't
putting the booze in my body and I've dropped all
the alcohol. And it made me realize there's a lot
We only have a short window of time and life

(01:09:10):
to apologize to people. And I made a bad impression
on you and I'm sorry for that. Oh and I
would ask for you to forgive me for saying that
to you. And although you gave it right back to yeah,
I'll come hard in the paint for sure. Wait, so
what did it rhyme with? What did you call me
a d bag? Oh ya? No, no, a mouse bag?

(01:09:33):
Oh yeah, you guys know what it runs A mooch bag.
That's a that's a that's a bad word to some probably. Yeah. Uh, well, listen, Kevin,
I don't remember this. I've been in quite a few fights.
But I do appreciate you calling and saying, do you apology?
I'd like to apologize to incredible and awesome. No idea
what we fought about. He doesn't either. It was probably

(01:09:54):
was it sports? You think it was sports. I believe
it had something to do with basketball and something Billy. Yeah,
but you owe you owe me no apology at all.
I owe it all to you. I just wanted to
make known that I've got that checked off my list,
and now I know I'm right with you. Oh amen.
You know I actually respected him when he was fighting.
Somebody fights for their team. I felt that I do

(01:10:14):
that all the time. I am. I move your bag
quite often. Well, Kevin, listen, you don't need my forgiveness,
but if it makes you feel good, I forgive you,
and I hope you forgive me as well. And I'm
glad we could have this conversation. And you're not excited
for you. It sounds like you've turned whatever version of
your life you had around, and you're on a good path,
and more than anything, I love that for you. Let

(01:10:34):
the booze and let the drugs go, Let God come
into your heart. All right, buddy, Well we will forgive
each other and we'll move on with life and be
a little happier. You guys are awesome. I appreciate all
of y'all. Y'all keep rocking, all right, buddy, see it?
I mean I getting a lot of fights on Twitter.
If people call to apologize for every fight they got
into it me, the phones will be all we'd be

(01:10:55):
here for weeks. Twitter's fake though, I Twitter's not real.
So if somebody comes at me, I'll go back. I
don't think it. I don't think twice about it because
it's just like cares. But you just learned that it is.
Reale was on the other side. I don't go after people,
but if they come after me, I will kill Yeah. Yeah,
it was sports. It had to be sports. It's really
the thing I fight with people about, and it's not

(01:11:16):
even real fighting. It's like you're an idiot, your douchebag,
and then you move all in life. But that's really cool,
really what some people don't move on though, some people
hold on to that. I guess so. I mean Kevin
been thinking about this for a year, Yes, exactly, he's been,
like man, I offended Bobby. I was so good, Kevin.
We are good buddy, for sure. I do want to
mention the Oscars viewership went up. We never hear that

(01:11:37):
in awards shows. I told you it could be done.
Of course it can be done. Do the show right,
doesn't matter what it is. But is that because we
were waiting for the slap again or something else? I don't.
I don't know because waiting for the slap I was.
I didn't even watch the Yeah, I watched. I watch
about seventy. Then I got tired, like I did. I
think Awards shows, if don Wright can get ratings bumps,

(01:11:59):
it doesn't matter what show it is. Everybody's like, you know,
it's down again because well the Oscars went up. That's
what I started saying. You said, a woman sitting in
the crowd with the big white dress. Yes, and then
people behind her couldn't see anything hilarious. You just see
them pop their heads on the side, just trying to
get a view. There was also a club of Lady
Gaga sitting in something crazy one time too, that people
couldn't see behind phone. It's like, why do they wear

(01:12:20):
I get wearing it down the red carpet. If it's
gog Off, it's whomember the actress was. But then you
change or you pull it down. For example, Shania Twain
when I was working the Grammy's this last year, she
had on this big, I don't know, mushroom suit or something,
some crazy hat on top. But then when she went
in she took the hat off. Yeah, that's what you do.
It changed clothes. You don't actually go in and sit

(01:12:41):
in the theater seats and the same outfit. Hey, Mike,
what'd you think about the Oscars? I thought it was
really good. It was a lot of underdogs winning, so
I think that's why people liked it. What was that
movie that won all the awards? Everything Everywhere, All at
Once won seven out of the eleven it was nominated on.
What was it about? It was about like a multiverse.
This family. You said I'd like that. Huh, Yeah, I
think you'd really like at this family. They're trying to
save their business and then she unlocks the powers of

(01:13:03):
the multiverse. I love a multiverse, you do. I love
time travel. I love apocalypse. I love dogs. I love
claps in songs. I love whistling in songs. I love
kids choirs in songs. I can just keep going. But
hard Knock Live from jay Z might be a perfect
song because kid choir, there's the Annie the example. But

(01:13:27):
it's a kid. It's it's a kid. It's a hard
Knock live for us. That and then jay Z, what
else do you need? Might be a perfect song. I'm
looking here. My wife texted me this morning. She goes,
I feel justified speaking of movies because we watched that
Elvis movie with the kid and he was up for
Best Actor, didn't win. R Yeah, Austin Butler. And she said,
the Razzies make me feel vindicated. We're supporting actor Tom

(01:13:48):
Hanks for Elvis. Is that weird character? Yeah, Colonel Tom Parker, Yeah,
Colonel Tom Parker. I just I just accepted it as good.
It sound like Nico Jackson what it sounds like He's
accepted as good because Tom Hanks did it. And she
was like, this is really weird. And I was like, Noah,
that's Tom Hanks. It doesn't matter what he does. We
think that's good. And so she sent me this worst

(01:14:09):
screen combo Tom Hanks and his latex laden face. That
one a razzie Elvis Presley. It was weird. Huh, Yeah
it was. And I don't know what Colonel Tom Parker
sounded like, so maybe he sounded just like that. It
was the look though too, all of it. It didn't
look like a plastic guy, like a weird plastic guy.

(01:14:30):
What else happened to the Oscars mic that? You thought?
I was right about that and it didn't Frasier winning
for a Best Actor? Was he was? That the only award,
major award that movie didn't win. No I won, No, no,
no, no no, I didn't get nominated. So the person from
Everything Always Ever After, Whatever's got It you didn't. That
wasn't one that didn't get nominated for so it couldn't win. No,
the Whale of didn't get nominated for Best Picture. Huh,

(01:14:52):
but I haven't seen any of these. Yeah, so Encino
Man one for yeah, best Actor, and him and the
guy from Indiana Jones and the Goonies we're seeing on
Man together and he won an oscar. Oh that's Cora.
I kept seeing people posts about that because it's very emotional.
I don't know who the guy is, Hukuan Is it's
a gay from Rudy. No, he's the kid from Goonies,
the one that he's the inventor with him. Yeah, yeah, yeah,

(01:15:17):
that was really yes, And then he did a shout
out when he wanted an award to Chunk. He's like,
that's cool. Oscars thumbs up, thumbs down, overall, thumbs up, overall. Why.
I just thought it was really entertaining. But I also love,
really love movies, so I think if you watched it,
you probably would have been bored. Yeah. I don't know
a single movie you're talking about. No, check out movie

(01:15:37):
Mike's movie podcast. And then I'm gonna watch everything Forever
Always After. And that's on what service? I think it's
on Amazon now now. Yeah. Okay, and Eddie, why did
you watch it? I was just on and my son
likes movies, so we watched together. But I mean I
like seeing you know, movie people are nerdy people, and
I love having letting them have their night like they

(01:15:57):
just like you're so cool. No, no, no no, it was
like movie people are nerdy people. I love their speeches
because they're always out there, like I love that. Okay,
it went up and you can watch it on Paramount plus,
the Roku channel spectrum to Showtime, Showtime Anytime, Prime Video,
and Apple TV everything everywhere, all at once. I'm gonna
check that out. Thank you today. This story comes us

(01:16:22):
from Humble, Texas. A woman went and rented a Toyota
camera and was like, ah, this is a nice car.
You know what I should do? I should put it
online for sale. So she listed it for ten thousand dollars,
changed the vin number paperwork, and some guy goes and
looks at it's like, man, this car's too nice for
ten thousand. Something's off. He calls police. They show up,

(01:16:42):
sure enough, they contact the owner. Well, I don't know
if that would call police if a deal was too
good to be true. Yeah, I may not buy it
and go. You know, I just said, feel right, something's
probably I don't know that I would call no one. Yeah,
it's too good to be true, Send the cops. She
was asking ten thousand, and he said the cars value
it at twenty thousand, and it just something in his
head was saying, there's something wrong, like fifty bucks for

(01:17:04):
our twenty thousand dollars car. I would think something. I
just wouldn't call the cops on that. Yeah, I'd be like, okay,
thank you. So she rented the car, rented the car,
and then a couple hours later to sell got her
she was too generous for the full prize. That's yeah,
that's crazy. That's a whole crazy story. Okay, good, I'm lunchboxed.
That's your bone head story of the day. Martina McBride

(01:17:27):
came over and have a big studio at my house
and I sat with her for an hour and it
was one of those where I'm going, this is super
super cool because I'm sitting here asking Martina McBride all
the questions I always wanted to ask her. And we
talked about how she came up, what she's doing now.
You know her growing up as a kid, she was
in a rock band called the Penetrators and I was
like yeah, I was like, I was like that name.

(01:17:49):
That's crazy. It was a whole that was a whole discussion.
So it was really great. Go check it out. It's
on the Bobby Cast just search for it. Where are
your podcast? And I asked her about independence maybe her
biggest song to us or that we think back about.
She has a bunch of huge songs, but it wasn't
a number one, And it's one of those you're like, man,
that song wasn't a number one, but it only wasn't

(01:18:11):
a number one because radio had a problem with it.
Listen to this. You know, we had a lot of
resistance at radio with that song because the subject matter.
And I think it was really because she burned the
house down. You know, it was like she was taking
she took action that just didn't sit very well with
a lot of radio people. Bizarre. And one guy said
to me that video, like, if I'm sitting with my

(01:18:33):
daughter and that video comes on, then I have to
talk to her and explain things. And I'm like, yeah, dude,
that's maybe not a bad idea. So it was interesting.
It's just a different time. Oh it was. So it
was that's bizarre. But it's also so cool to just
sit with her because she's not old, but you can
still be a legend and not be old. And she
is one of the rare people that fit that. Yeah,

(01:18:54):
that she was just killing it late nineties, two thousands.
She's not ninety seven. You can still see her and
hang out, but she's just done so much. So Martina
McBride check out the Bobby Cast. I'm super proud of it.
It is up now. All right, we'll see you guys tomorrow.
I have a great day. By everybody, The Bobby Monshoe

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