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Speaker 1 (00:01):
It's time for the Bobby Bones Post Show. Here's your host,
Bobby oh Man. It's gonna see you guys too. Thank
you very much, Welcome to the Post Show and what
a show. We had a couple of reactions from the
voicemail lines. We had a mail bag where someone said, Hey,
these people are parking in front of my house, Like
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how do I get on not too And I was like, well,
you don't really own that spot, like in the street,
but you can do little things maybe to prevent it
from happening. But here is Tom. This is voicemail number one.
When I used to live in California, we lived in
apartments and one night, in the middle of the night,
I put out a fake fire hydrant so nobody would
park in the spot in front of our apartment. And
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I put it there in the middle of the night,
and I just parked in front of it all the time,
and nobody else will park there. A fake fire hydrant
is hilarious. I never thought of that. Also, what if
there's a fake fire hydrant in the fire department has
a fire and they're like there's no water screw harder
d come yeah. Or one day a police officer gives
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him a ticket for parking in front of a hydrant,
and he was like wait and he's like, hold on it.
He lifts it up on one hand. It's like it's
rubber man. He squeezes it. You can get a fake
one for how much that thirty seven bucks might dis show? Okay,
that's you know. Here is a second voicemail about that
she could just turn the whole front of her yard
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into a driveway or parking spot for her house and
then they can't park in front of it. No, do
you just pave the whole yard look ugly? Is that
what he's saying? Or you know, throw some gravel down,
roll up in there. Other voicemails. This is Josh from
Saint Louis. Bobby Bones, Good morning studio, first time caller.
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I just wanted to say that after hearing that doctor
talk on your show, I went and got my first
dose of the fires are fact scene. He made everything
a lot more clearer. I was a little on the
fence the show. Thanks guys, appreciate that. You know, I
got that more than I thought I would. I thought
we'd have some sort of pushback or and there was
some negativity that I saw and I granted I didn't
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go waiting into the swamp at his Facebook, but you know, Twitter, Instagram,
it's mostly pretty good. They were like, hey, thanks, that's
that's pretty informative. You know. I think that's the goal
for us sometimes is to be informative in a way
where you're not listening for the news, you're listening to
us being educated, right, Like, I don't want to shove
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that on you and be like, oh, it's what you
gotta know. I really had questions. So I brought this
guy on who's basically who is Fauci's boss, and I
was like, hey, explain to me how we got this
thing done so quick, and he did, and I was like, oh, dang,
that makes sense, Morgan. How brutal was Facebook? After that?
Facebook was really bad. Instagram and Twitter were good, but
Facebook was almost all negative. There was hardly any positive
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classic classic Yeah, folks like that uncle that you don't
really liked it. Occasionally you have to visit with and
you're like, I'm related to them, so let me spend
a minute. And you don't really want to, but you
know you have to. Sometimes. That's what Facebook is. I'll
go over there about twice a year to our page,
to the Bobby Bone Show page. That's it. There's a
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lot of great content out there, but I just if
you dip into the comments, it is ugly. Here is
a voicemail number four. Play that backforth, please, Hey Bobby,
So I live up in Ohio and we don't have
the stomic, so I came down. I'm done in Nashville,
you know, and uh, pick sand of yours and I
do Sonic and get the Bobby Water made by Caitlin,
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and uh, it's not so good. Not gonna lie. I
don't know if it's just me, but it kind of sucks,
which is why No, I'm not gonna say that lovely
show by Yeah it's just you, buddy. Yeah weird. Hey man,
I'm hiding under your car right now, and there I'm
in the parking lot into your car. I'm just waiting
to come out. But I'm having a Sonic water while
I'm doing I feel like he was staring at you
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while he was talking. Here is a final one number five, Bobby,
how come Arkansas has pronounced Arkansas, but Kansas is pronounced Kansas.
How Come Arkansas is not pronounced ark Kansas. They're spelled
the same. I think you guys would know the best
good question. Do you know the answer to that? First
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of all, Arkansas was first. Did you guys know that
we weren't named after Kansas. Secondly, it was the people
who settled it. I believe Arkansas if I'm I don't
have Mike fact checked me on this. Arkansas was like
a French settlement and Kansas was not. So I'm gonna
turn Mike's Mike on, Mike, what did you find over there?
This is me just going from the dome basically exactly
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what you said. It is the French plural of a
Native American tribe, Arkansas, and Arkansas was first. Kansas is
just riding our coattails. That is right, thank you. As
I say that Kansas riding coataels, it's does say Kansas
riding coat tails. So really Arkansas, Kansas should be Kansas. Well, no,
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because Kansas that part of the French. Now the French
say it so the Indian tribes, the Indian tribe was
pronounced different ways by the kinds of people and how
they spoke. Does that make sense? But Arkansas is the
way the French say Arkansas. They would makes so much sense.
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So yes, that's it. I'm glad. I know I should
know that because if they asked me that when I'm
running for governor, I better know they've answer to that
and do the pep pepper. The Pusman canceled, hasn't it. Yeah,
we can't be him anymore. Yeah. Yeah, here's a bit
of a PSA. I guess I want you guys to
tell me your thoughts on this. A cop posted a
video that starts with him pretending to be a parent
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telling a child, if you don't behave, the police they're
gonna come take you away. He then looks at the
camera and says, no, we won't. We're not taking them
away now. He says, stop using the police to scare
your kids. Here you go listen to this now. If
you don't behave, you're gonna take you away. No, people don't,
We're not taking him away. Stop using the police to
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scare your kids. We're not here to scare your kids.
That is great and the police, so he's saying, hey,
don't use the police as a bad guy with your kids,
because I'll always think the police are bad guys. Aim
of your thoughts, M. I don't know what. I guess
it just depends on the circumstances. I think there are
absolutely times where parents may need to call nine one,
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depending on what it is. But if your kids just
being you know, disrespectful or not cleaning his room, then yeah.
But I mean if there's any kind of real no,
it's all threat based, right, Okay, Like that's what he's saying.
Let stop saying. If you don't stop, I want to
call the police. Yeah, well yeah, you can't do that.
You just stop. I'm here for that anthem. Those that
trend on TikTok, I did one of those two where
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this is a few weeks ago. Um Mine was like, oh,
a lot of people are asking you about your skincare routine. Oh,
let's go, I'll post it. Then let me see it.
Let me see all the people they're asking about your
skincare routine. Show me the message, because do you ever
ask that crap? Someone gets on Instagram like, oh, you
guys have been asking about what I do from a
skincare at that. Let me tell you, nobody asks. The
other one I was going to do was oh you
don't think he's cute? Oh yeah, run him over with
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the car then go and punch him in the face,
kick him in the ball, so you don't you don't
think he's cute'll prove it, prove it. I haven't done
that one yet. I know the whole thing is, but
sometimes people do ask what No, they're not really not
really all everybody's been asking no, Amy, I don't myself
an influencer, but our listeners do ask you about my
skincare routine, and it Oh do they show the messages?
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Post him? Right now? I will, but it is awkward.
It kind of has ruined it for like, if you
do want to just address like a couple of dms
you've gotten, Like, even I find it awkward. It's hard.
I just don't even say that. I just now I
start to just like say it. But then occasionally it's like,
well why am I even saying this? But then people
really were asking. But then if you say for those
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of you asking, then people judge you for that, and
then it's like I just give up. I'm just not
even gonna do anything. That's how I feel sometimes cool.
Thank you, Thank you for that, Amy. It's true. I
did not sleep well last night after Arkansas lost. I
kind of rolled around for I fell asleep for about
an hour and a half and then I was a
wait for three hours, just miserable. But what a season.
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We got out to the Elite eight. We got within
four at one point, and then it got a little
too close. We started firing up a bunch of stuff
didn't work out for us this time. Very proud of
the team not going to Indianapolis next week to watch
the Final four, but shout out Kitlin for saying we
could do that. That's it, but I need to address that.
I called Eddie and I was like, hey, man, because
I'm in California, I say, I can't sports bet from
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California on my phone. So California is not a state
where it's legal yet for Draft Kings, I said, will
you log on? He's like, which password? I told him?
He because that's not it. I told me different one.
He goes, that's not it. I told me differ one.
He goes, that's not it. And you've been locked out
of your account, and I'm like, no, how long did
it lock you out for? I'm still locked out? And
so not only that, it says, hey, send us your
email and we'll get you locked back in. But I
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just still don't have the email to get locked back in. Now.
I think that was God telling you, like, do not
bet on Arkansas, and I was going to I had
to come in here and just a pair of whitey
tidiest out of bed, everything all my clothes and um,
but it was a great run and can't wait for
next season. And now it's m I followed the baseball
program about sixty percent of what I do basketball football,
especially near the end of the season. Um, it's just
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too many games and they're not all on TV. That
baseball team was good, though, baseball team is really good.
Last year, I guess they didn't have a College World Series,
but the year before they did and went to that.
Ray went with me. Yep, I'm trying to think of
who went. Amy's husband and Clay Travis, that's who went.
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We went to watch Arkansas play Florida State in the
College World Series. So but ready for football now? That's
what's up? Amy? Anything you want to say here? Um, no,
I just I hope everyone has a great day. Ray
was talking about how he threw away his vaccine card.
Did you see where on the internet you can buy
a fake one? No? No one, no one has seen this. No,
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But that's yeah, people are doing it. They're they're printing
the mountain sell them. One guy got fired from his
job because he was advertising on TikTok that you could
buy fake ones from him. But why do you need
you can get well now you don't even you get
a free donut for not even being vaccinated. That Krispy
krames like, hey, we'll just get everybody free donus. I
didn't have to show my guy in my card. He
just said cool, he didn't. Tampa area man lost his
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job after uh he made fake COVID nineteen vaccine cards.
His name is James. His fake vaccination card video, which
included the caption f masks, was highlighted by a Mississippi pharmacist.
They went and they got him. No charge had been
filed as a Monday. They don't really have charges yet
for people creating fake vaccine cards. But I guess if
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you have it, you can prove you're vaccinated and you
can do things like that's where you're slipping through the
cracks a little bit. That makes it. Yeah, maybe getting
you know, getting past the system more than some of
the cracks. But yeah, I got fired for that. M
who's get when did you get your second shot, amy
like twenty six days from now, oh, while twenty seven
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I don't know whatever. Who doesn't have their first shot? Steve, Steve, Yeah,
an appointment yesterday, but I was still here working, so
I couldn't make it, and I'm looking for another appointment,
so not nothing yet. I also didn't know, Mike, you
were talking about this yesterday, that you could get your
first shot at one place and then go to a
different place. Because Raymundo is apparently traveling doing the tour,
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doing the vaccine tour. We didn't know you could. We didn't, right,
We didn't know your Yeah, my wife's pretty on top
of this stuff, so she was able to save me.
So I don't have to do that drive. But I
ended up having to do it to go get that card.
But yeah, you can go. It doesn't matter. There's really
no connection with that. Get different places, it doesn't matter.
There was a guy who was a diver. He held
his breath in a pool for twenty four minutes and
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thirty three seconds. Dang, surely he's face in this right,
because you're not somebody you hold your breath, that you breathe,
that your nose a little bit. You're like why tell
long I hold my breath. You're like this where they
can't tell he held his breath for twenty four minutes?
Is that die? But he may not even be a human?
Is he an alien? I hold mine for like ninety seconds,
and I'm like this, a fifty four year old Croatian
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daredevil has broken his old record by holding his breath
underwater for twenty four minutes and thirty three seconds. That's
just that's physically that feels like that's impossible. That's like
dunking out of twenty five foot goal? Like, can we
not send this guy to Well? I guess he's not us,
he's Croatian us. Where do you want to send him to? Well?
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He should be some kind of special forces person. He
doesn't need any equipment. He can't get tracked doing anything.
This is like a Marvel character can hold his breath
for twenty four minutes and thirty three seconds. He says
he was inspired by his twenty year old daughter, who
is going through a lot with terrible palsy autism PILEPSI
and has helped raise money to rebuild and all that's great,
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but I just it's unbelievable to me that he can
hold his breath for over five minutes. Can then you
want to hold the breath row for three minutes on
this show? Probably not. And if you say yes, I
think you're going to be cheating doing this. All right,
that's what's up. That's the post show today. Thank you guys.
I hope you have an awesome day. I think that
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will do it. There's anthing else for me to say.
All right, by everybody,