June 9, 2021 • 15 mins
Bobby talks about Chris Harrison officially leaving the Bachelor and whether or not it will survive without him. Bobby says why he wouldn’t host that show or even American Idol. A guy who broke the record for the most pushups in a year and why parents change the endings to stories when reading to their kids. Bobby also plays a voicemail he didn’t know if he could play during the radio show.
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Speaker 1 (00:01):
It's time for the Bobby Bones post show. Here's your host, Bobby.
I saw that Chris Harrison is gone from The Bachelor
for good. Now good. They kept kind of punting it
and then he wasn't doing this show. He wasn't doing
that show. Guest host, guest host, um, but now and
(00:23):
then I read that he wanted twenty five million bucks
to go away and not share the dirty laundry from
the show. And then they paid him. Oh really, Like
what do you call yeah? Or yeah? So it's funny. Yeah,
that was what they said that he wanted eight figures.
I just read that it was twenty five million bucks.
(00:45):
So he's like, all right, okay, I'll go away, but
I need some some cash. And there must have been
some good stuff they were show all. I mean, he yeah,
but like what would you care that? I guess fans
would probably sink a franchise. We can sell a book
on that one because a lot of those people have
gotten famous. He's pricing you know, interesting. But yeah, he
(01:09):
is leaving ABC. Producers ABC and producer of the Bachelor
and it spinoffs have confirmed that he has gone for good.
So he stepped side after the host is almost twenty
years forty nine years old, issued an optimistic statement on
his Instagram page. He didn't tell you how much money
he made. That's why he's optimistic. He's set and he'll
probably still work other places too, But yeah, he is that.
(01:32):
He is the face of the Bachelor. You wonder if
it's now going to jump to shark like once they
change host, regardless of what's happening. Like when a big
peach usually leaves of something that we we've known for
a long time, it's tough to really have it rebound.
But maybe so that show has survived forever and done
great and sometimes will dip and they'll kind of throw
a new wrinkle in and comes back again. People still
(01:52):
love that show. Would you host it? No, Oh, I
would not. That show's not for me. It's not for
me to host. It's the same thing is like an
American Idol. When people go, hey, would you want to
host American Idol, It's like if they said, hey, Ryan
absolutely can't do it, would you do it? I would
do it, But it's my goal is not to host
American Idol because that's Ryan Seacrest's show. He's done it
(02:12):
since the beginning. That will always be Ryan show, and
anybody that comes in is going to be like, all right,
here's some Jabroni that they got. That's like a Ryan
Seacrest knock off the replacement. Yeah, and so would I
if they were like, hey, Ron the one time I
had to fill in Ryan, I was sick. He was like, hey,
you have to host? What? Yeah? I was like sure,
but I would never go. My goal is to do that.
(02:33):
That is his show. It will always be his show.
Chris Harrison is always a host of the Bachelor. If
they do four more seasons of it and they got
people in and out, that's always Chris Harrisons show, and
they're going to compare everything to him. So so no,
I no. I've been asked by a couple people. Have
they reached out to me. They have not. I doubt
they're gonna hire another white male. Usually you have to
(02:53):
kind of switch it up, but I have no connections
at all. Probably yes, put that together. Oh uh okay, guys,
get your roses ready, that's what that's what your line would,
(03:13):
Get your roses ready? Compile your roses. Yeah. Uh. Nate
Carroll just accomplished something that should impress each and every
one of US and it's quest to raise money for
falling first responders. At forty five year old, set out
to break the world record for most push ups done
in a year. Huh so he averaged four thousand push
ups a day. Goodness, and he broke the one point
(03:35):
five million mark in a year. I mean, this guy's
got to be so jacked, right, Yeah, do you not
have a job? That's uh quite, I don't know. I mean,
how do you do four thousand and work at the
same time. There's no way. He broke the record where
he was cheered on by first responders playing his forty
eight Danuel Fun City Bowl, where New York fire and
police teams play ball. Maybe he's one of those. Maybe
(03:57):
he is a fire either, you're a fireman a lot
of there are a lot of downtime. Because you have
that downtime, you need to be ready for when the
uptime is because the uptime is so intense. He's got
to be like, I can't pick up the hose. I'm
so sore. Yeah, I would imagine help me out. I
don't know about that. He's jagged. Yeah, it's pretty cool.
(04:17):
I'm looking at his Instagram page right now. So I
saw that in the news, parents are changing parts of
stories when reading them to kids, like what well like
nighttime stories Scuba. Steve, for example, was telling me about this. So, Scuba,
when you read stories to your kid, you change the story.
But not because you want to change the ending. No,
I want to get to the end faster so I
can go to bed. Un for sure, see spot run
(04:41):
spot ran the end. Let's go to bed. I love you.
What do you grab like four pages at a time
when you flip's? Yeah, that's the move. He's three. He
doesn't know any difference. You just grab a few more
and get to the end faster. So when you read
your kids stories, he doesn't go Dad, the plot doesn't
quite add up. No, he has no idea. He's just
excited to be next to me reading the story. I
think three. They're not that fully aware of what's happening
(05:02):
in the beginning, middle, end. Yet a new study finds
it a quarter of parents admit to changing parts of
traditional classics when they tell them to their kids because
they feel either they're inappropriate or simply too scary, or,
in Scuba's case, they're tired of their kids and they
just want them to go to bed. Oh, I'm sure
every parent I thought. I just assumed that was part
(05:22):
of parenting, like skipping ahead in the book, like before
my son could actually read and figure things out. I
would just pretend like I read every word on the page,
and I didn't. There's a voicemail I haven't played because
they were gonna tell a corny but maybe a little inappropriate. Right.
This is voicemail number three from Daniel. If you'll play this,
I got a morning corny for Amy. I don't know
(05:43):
if it will be appropriate or not, but here it goes.
What's the difference between beer nuts and deer nuts. Beer
nuts are a dollar seventy five, but deer nuts are
just under a buck. It's funny, get it. It's not bad. Yeah,
it's not bad. It's not even that inappropriate. It's not no.
It just said that morning corny after dark possibilities. I
saved it for here. I see people are crashing the
(06:05):
Gap website to buy Kanye's ugly two hundred dollar jacket.
It's this big, puffy they say it's round. There's no zipper,
you can't close it. It looks like I don't know
what it looks like. Oh, that looks terrible. It looks
interesting I'm trying to create. What do you think that
(06:27):
it looks like a vest but with sleeves. Yeah, but
I mean it's so thick and it doesn't zip. Yeah,
I know, like a like a I don't know, that's
just like what I like if I were to take
away the sleeves because it kind of fits. It's this
weird thing where it meets in the middle like a vest.
I don't like it. Well, I don't think you're supposed
(06:47):
to love it. I think you're supposed to question it
and be like, what does this and then go buy it?
Is this like something he designed or something that He's
a Gap now? And so it's two hundred bucks and
it's crashed the Gap website. It's the most traffic and history.
It's wild and Kanye still has that hold on people. Huh.
I mean he's a billionaire now and not because of
his music but because his apparel. He's a billionaire. Yeah goodness.
(07:12):
Kim Kay fan sends engagement ring and plan B to
her house. Did you guys see this? Yeah? But I
didn't really understand what that's about. What do you mean,
like just a weird fan? Like why would she of course,
why would they send that? Yes one, Yes, a weird fan. Yes,
Kim Kardashian fans have set the new bar for crazy.
Her security team intercepted the package containing a diamond engagement
(07:34):
ring and Plan B contraceptive. They believe the sender is
a man who has shown up to her house several
times in the past. The unarmed, unnamed man allegedly stopped
buying in February to take her out to dinner. Also
posted a homemade marriag certificate online. At this point, his
social media counsel been shut down or legal teams look
in a final restraining order, this is someone who, Okay,
it may seem harmless, but they're one that's half a
(07:55):
step away from ye stabbing, shooting, killing, abducting a family,
remember a kid. Yeah. Restraining orders are interesting to me because,
I mean, if someone's crazy enough that doesn't really do anything,
like paper doesn't do anything, you just hope you're putting
in a restraining organs someone that's only half crazy, right,
because then they understand and they're like, Okay, I better
back down. Most Americans turn to food when in a
(08:17):
bad mood. Totally bad mood for me, No, sad mood
for me, Yes, bad mood for me, I just I
don't want to eat anything at all, but sad mood
I'll eat. Or if I'm sick, I want to eat
all bad food to make me feel better, which it
doesn't in the end. But you just feel so bad
you need some sort of comfort. If you're in a
bad mood, do you eat now? I think it's more
(08:39):
so if I'm sad and need to be comforted. Food
is a go to item for a lot of people
when they are in a bad mood. In fact, forty
three percent of people say when they're in a bad mood,
they will eat something to feel better. Other bad mood
boosters include take a bath. I love a bath. I
talk about it on Today's show. Well, although I did
have an interesting experience with last night bath. Distract yourself
(09:01):
with a book or TV show. Yeah, I'll flip something
on Netflix. The weird thing is I've been reading that
much the last couple of months. I mean, I feel
like I've done nothing good for me. I started working
out again pretty hardcore good a few months out from
the wedding, but I haven't been reading that much. Cooker Bake, meditation,
or deep breathing. I have an Apple Watching now, I've
never had an Apple Watch. Just got one, and all
(09:23):
of a sudden, the thing comes on, it takes over
the screen and goes, you need to breathe. What like,
what are you talking? I've been breathing. But do they
do that because I'm not breathing enough? Or are they
just trying to make me take a second for myself
because I don't like if it's a second one, if
it's the first one, and then I'll be going, oh,
you're not breathing. If you're holding your breath random times,
I'll hold my breath, I don't know why, but kayta,
why are you holding your breath? And I'm like, oh,
(09:44):
I didn't know. I was Oh really yeah, when I
sleep I hold my breath sometimes. But if it's just going,
I think you should meditate and we're focused on clean mentals,
I don't need that. Just tell me the time, tell
me the temperature, tell me somebody texts me, tell me,
tell my calories burned. I think it is the ladder
you can get over yourself, not you the Apple Apple Watch.
(10:06):
A Tom Brady Rookie card sold for three point one
million dollars. Man, I went to Target the other day. Look,
and I just like to go in there sometimes and
see if they have sports cards because my kids like
collecting them. And there is nothing. I've gone for months.
They don't have not one single sports car there, card
car like packs of cards. They're all sold out. They've
been sold out for months. Really don't know how or
(10:27):
why there has been a drastic uptick during the pandemic
at the worth of these cards and now why? But
why does anything's value go up? Honestly, I didn't know
if there was a reason, like some are speculating there
was nothing to do that would be a good reason.
But why can't I get in on these things? Well
you can, but you have to do it early. Well yeah,
(10:48):
if you can buy that for three point one million,
and then who does maybe worth five in a couple
of years? It in miked. When aren't we gonna look
at your Pokemon cards? Yeah, this has been a bid
for like two or three weeks. Man, you missed out
one hundred bucks? Are they coming in still? To rate
your find out? After today? Just see where we are
on that. I want to see how much is Pokemon?
(11:08):
How much to offer him? Who woa, whoa, whoa, whoa. No,
I thought it was high high. How much did I
offer you for half half your Pokemon angles? Five hundred?
Oh oh okay, he's still saying now. But the world
record for how much someone's wanting to pay for a
sports card has been shattered. A Tom Brady rookie three
(11:29):
point one million dollars. It's in mint nine condition. You
buy one of those and you just hope to god
it doesn't go down. And value in the market. That's
everything though, that's even housing market like right now, it's
never been higher. But you go, if I buy one now,
are they gonna go down eventually? Yeah? Let's see. Let
(11:54):
me see if there's anything else I wanted. Tomorrow we'll
do the watermelon crushing with lunchbox in Raimundo. M One
other thing I'll talk about here, Amy, your daughter has
eaten a bird like that's in your backyard before? Yeah,
like little birds. She didn't eat one from the backyard
at the orphanage, I mean, and she talks about it often,
how tasty and amazing it was. So sometimes when we
(12:17):
see the cute little birds at our feet are I
feel like she's kind of like hmmm, because because that's
what they did if one died, I don't think they
would like intentionally harm it. But she said that they
had cooked up some birds before, which I guess, and yeah,
in her mind, it's like a chicken. So like, what's
what's the difference? She doesn't care and people eat dove
and other types of birds. Really that yeah, there, I
(12:40):
mean there's a lot of difference except for what we're
told to eat exactly. So for her where she grew up,
that's not weird. But me, I'm looking at them as
my cute little birds, and she's told me if one
happens to die in our backyard, she wants to find
a way to cook it because they are so good.
I just saw BUCkies is coming to Tennessee. Really the
gas station. Like if you're in Texas and you see
(13:01):
them and they're I mean they are the king dingling humongous. Yeah,
Bucky's is coming to Tennessee. What you need to know
about the World's friendly is beaver. So what the headlines
say Bucky the Beaver? I mean, how many gas pumps
they have at one of those hundred really one hundred
and twenty gas pumps. It's the food they have in
there being a sure like something amazing. What are they called,
(13:27):
bucky Oh yeah, beaver nuggets, nuggets like chicken. Yeah. By
the way, you can still hop in get some pemp
and joy. Some of this merch is up. I think
we've sold out of red, white and blue hats as
of a now we did, which we knew we might.
But all this money goes to help build army. Sergeant
Jerry Magetic a new house we talked about on the show.
We've talked about the last couple days. Here's that interview
(13:47):
in the real show with him. It is just fantastic
the work that you guys do. Just appreciate you so much.
Bobby Bones dot com. If you want to get that
all right, I wanted to give you guys a point.
I know today's is not long. I wanted to get
if you guys some sort of post show Noah short.
Please respect my privacy Sometimes I just say that because
I like when people do that. Please for my privacy,
(14:09):
Like I'll watch all these recruits and they'll commit, like
I'm going to commit to the University of Cincinnati. Please
just win my privacy, respect my decision. I don't I
guess they know people getting after him. But today I'll
be watching the Oklahoma Florida State softball game. Oklahoma last yesterday.
I gotta win today and then win one more tomorrow.
So we're hoping Oklahoma wins there because I was told
(14:30):
it's not just a family friend of ours, it is
a family of ours. Oh, the head coach Oklahoma softball family.
Here's the thing. It is Caitlin's sisters, mother in law
that's going to be family. Would that be because Caitlin's sisters,
she's getting married this weekend. Caitlyn's sisters will call him
husband mom. No, no, I'm talking about him. Caitlin's sisters
(14:52):
husband I would consider to be part of the family. Now. Absolutely,
That's what marriage is. That you marriage, you you marry
into the family. You're all family. Now like my sister,
like my wife's sister's husband, he's my brother. You've said
too many things. I'm already won exactly. But what I'm
saying is, by marriage, we're all fam But what about
his Mom's fine, she's my she's she's my family, she's
(15:12):
like something. But it was like I was just going
family friend. Patty Gasso, She's no she's your family. She's like,
that's my sister's mother in law. And I was like, borderline,
very borderline, very border very border that's a stretch. So anyway,
that's why I rooted proclona Is Offaull today. Um, that's
the deal. Thank you guys, appreciate you. We'll see you tomorrow.
It's time for the Bobby Bones post show. Here's your host, Bobby.
I saw that Chris Harrison is gone from The Bachelor
for good. Now good. They kept kind of punting it
and then he wasn't doing this show. He wasn't doing
that show. Guest host, guest host, um, but now and
(00:23):
then I read that he wanted twenty five million bucks
to go away and not share the dirty laundry from
the show. And then they paid him. Oh really, Like
what do you call yeah? Or yeah? So it's funny. Yeah,
that was what they said that he wanted eight figures.
I just read that it was twenty five million bucks.
(00:45):
So he's like, all right, okay, I'll go away, but
I need some some cash. And there must have been
some good stuff they were show all. I mean, he yeah,
but like what would you care that? I guess fans
would probably sink a franchise. We can sell a book
on that one because a lot of those people have
gotten famous. He's pricing you know, interesting. But yeah, he
(01:09):
is leaving ABC. Producers ABC and producer of the Bachelor
and it spinoffs have confirmed that he has gone for good.
So he stepped side after the host is almost twenty
years forty nine years old, issued an optimistic statement on
his Instagram page. He didn't tell you how much money
he made. That's why he's optimistic. He's set and he'll
probably still work other places too, But yeah, he is that.
(01:32):
He is the face of the Bachelor. You wonder if
it's now going to jump to shark like once they
change host, regardless of what's happening. Like when a big
peach usually leaves of something that we we've known for
a long time, it's tough to really have it rebound.
But maybe so that show has survived forever and done
great and sometimes will dip and they'll kind of throw
a new wrinkle in and comes back again. People still
(01:52):
love that show. Would you host it? No, Oh, I
would not. That show's not for me. It's not for
me to host. It's the same thing is like an
American Idol. When people go, hey, would you want to
host American Idol, It's like if they said, hey, Ryan
absolutely can't do it, would you do it? I would
do it, But it's my goal is not to host
American Idol because that's Ryan Seacrest's show. He's done it
(02:12):
since the beginning. That will always be Ryan show, and
anybody that comes in is going to be like, all right,
here's some Jabroni that they got. That's like a Ryan
Seacrest knock off the replacement. Yeah, and so would I
if they were like, hey, Ron the one time I
had to fill in Ryan, I was sick. He was like, hey,
you have to host? What? Yeah? I was like sure,
but I would never go. My goal is to do that.
(02:33):
That is his show. It will always be his show.
Chris Harrison is always a host of the Bachelor. If
they do four more seasons of it and they got
people in and out, that's always Chris Harrisons show, and
they're going to compare everything to him. So so no,
I no. I've been asked by a couple people. Have
they reached out to me. They have not. I doubt
they're gonna hire another white male. Usually you have to
(02:53):
kind of switch it up, but I have no connections
at all. Probably yes, put that together. Oh uh okay, guys,
get your roses ready, that's what that's what your line would,
(03:13):
Get your roses ready? Compile your roses. Yeah. Uh. Nate
Carroll just accomplished something that should impress each and every
one of US and it's quest to raise money for
falling first responders. At forty five year old, set out
to break the world record for most push ups done
in a year. Huh so he averaged four thousand push
ups a day. Goodness, and he broke the one point
(03:35):
five million mark in a year. I mean, this guy's
got to be so jacked, right, Yeah, do you not
have a job? That's uh quite, I don't know. I mean,
how do you do four thousand and work at the
same time. There's no way. He broke the record where
he was cheered on by first responders playing his forty
eight Danuel Fun City Bowl, where New York fire and
police teams play ball. Maybe he's one of those. Maybe
(03:57):
he is a fire either, you're a fireman a lot
of there are a lot of downtime. Because you have
that downtime, you need to be ready for when the
uptime is because the uptime is so intense. He's got
to be like, I can't pick up the hose. I'm
so sore. Yeah, I would imagine help me out. I
don't know about that. He's jagged. Yeah, it's pretty cool.
(04:17):
I'm looking at his Instagram page right now. So I
saw that in the news, parents are changing parts of
stories when reading them to kids, like what well like
nighttime stories Scuba. Steve, for example, was telling me about this. So, Scuba,
when you read stories to your kid, you change the story.
But not because you want to change the ending. No,
I want to get to the end faster so I
can go to bed. Un for sure, see spot run
(04:41):
spot ran the end. Let's go to bed. I love you.
What do you grab like four pages at a time
when you flip's? Yeah, that's the move. He's three. He
doesn't know any difference. You just grab a few more
and get to the end faster. So when you read
your kids stories, he doesn't go Dad, the plot doesn't
quite add up. No, he has no idea. He's just
excited to be next to me reading the story. I
think three. They're not that fully aware of what's happening
(05:02):
in the beginning, middle, end. Yet a new study finds
it a quarter of parents admit to changing parts of
traditional classics when they tell them to their kids because
they feel either they're inappropriate or simply too scary, or,
in Scuba's case, they're tired of their kids and they
just want them to go to bed. Oh, I'm sure
every parent I thought. I just assumed that was part
(05:22):
of parenting, like skipping ahead in the book, like before
my son could actually read and figure things out. I
would just pretend like I read every word on the page,
and I didn't. There's a voicemail I haven't played because
they were gonna tell a corny but maybe a little inappropriate. Right.
This is voicemail number three from Daniel. If you'll play this,
I got a morning corny for Amy. I don't know
(05:43):
if it will be appropriate or not, but here it goes.
What's the difference between beer nuts and deer nuts. Beer
nuts are a dollar seventy five, but deer nuts are
just under a buck. It's funny, get it. It's not bad. Yeah,
it's not bad. It's not even that inappropriate. It's not no.
It just said that morning corny after dark possibilities. I
saved it for here. I see people are crashing the
(06:05):
Gap website to buy Kanye's ugly two hundred dollar jacket.
It's this big, puffy they say it's round. There's no zipper,
you can't close it. It looks like I don't know
what it looks like. Oh, that looks terrible. It looks
interesting I'm trying to create. What do you think that
(06:27):
it looks like a vest but with sleeves. Yeah, but
I mean it's so thick and it doesn't zip. Yeah,
I know, like a like a I don't know, that's
just like what I like if I were to take
away the sleeves because it kind of fits. It's this
weird thing where it meets in the middle like a vest.
I don't like it. Well, I don't think you're supposed
(06:47):
to love it. I think you're supposed to question it
and be like, what does this and then go buy it?
Is this like something he designed or something that He's
a Gap now? And so it's two hundred bucks and
it's crashed the Gap website. It's the most traffic and history.
It's wild and Kanye still has that hold on people. Huh.
I mean he's a billionaire now and not because of
his music but because his apparel. He's a billionaire. Yeah goodness.
(07:12):
Kim Kay fan sends engagement ring and plan B to
her house. Did you guys see this? Yeah? But I
didn't really understand what that's about. What do you mean,
like just a weird fan? Like why would she of course,
why would they send that? Yes one, Yes, a weird fan. Yes,
Kim Kardashian fans have set the new bar for crazy.
Her security team intercepted the package containing a diamond engagement
(07:34):
ring and Plan B contraceptive. They believe the sender is
a man who has shown up to her house several
times in the past. The unarmed, unnamed man allegedly stopped
buying in February to take her out to dinner. Also
posted a homemade marriag certificate online. At this point, his
social media counsel been shut down or legal teams look
in a final restraining order, this is someone who, Okay,
it may seem harmless, but they're one that's half a
(07:55):
step away from ye stabbing, shooting, killing, abducting a family,
remember a kid. Yeah. Restraining orders are interesting to me because,
I mean, if someone's crazy enough that doesn't really do anything,
like paper doesn't do anything, you just hope you're putting
in a restraining organs someone that's only half crazy, right,
because then they understand and they're like, Okay, I better
back down. Most Americans turn to food when in a
(08:17):
bad mood. Totally bad mood for me, No, sad mood
for me, Yes, bad mood for me, I just I
don't want to eat anything at all, but sad mood
I'll eat. Or if I'm sick, I want to eat
all bad food to make me feel better, which it
doesn't in the end. But you just feel so bad
you need some sort of comfort. If you're in a
bad mood, do you eat now? I think it's more
(08:39):
so if I'm sad and need to be comforted. Food
is a go to item for a lot of people
when they are in a bad mood. In fact, forty
three percent of people say when they're in a bad mood,
they will eat something to feel better. Other bad mood
boosters include take a bath. I love a bath. I
talk about it on Today's show. Well, although I did
have an interesting experience with last night bath. Distract yourself
(09:01):
with a book or TV show. Yeah, I'll flip something
on Netflix. The weird thing is I've been reading that
much the last couple of months. I mean, I feel
like I've done nothing good for me. I started working
out again pretty hardcore good a few months out from
the wedding, but I haven't been reading that much. Cooker Bake, meditation,
or deep breathing. I have an Apple Watching now, I've
never had an Apple Watch. Just got one, and all
(09:23):
of a sudden, the thing comes on, it takes over
the screen and goes, you need to breathe. What like,
what are you talking? I've been breathing. But do they
do that because I'm not breathing enough? Or are they
just trying to make me take a second for myself
because I don't like if it's a second one, if
it's the first one, and then I'll be going, oh,
you're not breathing. If you're holding your breath random times,
I'll hold my breath, I don't know why, but kayta,
why are you holding your breath? And I'm like, oh,
(09:44):
I didn't know. I was Oh really yeah, when I
sleep I hold my breath sometimes. But if it's just going,
I think you should meditate and we're focused on clean mentals,
I don't need that. Just tell me the time, tell
me the temperature, tell me somebody texts me, tell me,
tell my calories burned. I think it is the ladder
you can get over yourself, not you the Apple Apple Watch.
(10:06):
A Tom Brady Rookie card sold for three point one
million dollars. Man, I went to Target the other day. Look,
and I just like to go in there sometimes and
see if they have sports cards because my kids like
collecting them. And there is nothing. I've gone for months.
They don't have not one single sports car there, card
car like packs of cards. They're all sold out. They've
been sold out for months. Really don't know how or
(10:27):
why there has been a drastic uptick during the pandemic
at the worth of these cards and now why? But
why does anything's value go up? Honestly, I didn't know
if there was a reason, like some are speculating there
was nothing to do that would be a good reason.
But why can't I get in on these things? Well
you can, but you have to do it early. Well yeah,
(10:48):
if you can buy that for three point one million,
and then who does maybe worth five in a couple
of years? It in miked. When aren't we gonna look
at your Pokemon cards? Yeah, this has been a bid
for like two or three weeks. Man, you missed out
one hundred bucks? Are they coming in still? To rate
your find out? After today? Just see where we are
on that. I want to see how much is Pokemon?
(11:08):
How much to offer him? Who woa, whoa, whoa, whoa. No,
I thought it was high high. How much did I
offer you for half half your Pokemon angles? Five hundred?
Oh oh okay, he's still saying now. But the world
record for how much someone's wanting to pay for a
sports card has been shattered. A Tom Brady rookie three
(11:29):
point one million dollars. It's in mint nine condition. You
buy one of those and you just hope to god
it doesn't go down. And value in the market. That's
everything though, that's even housing market like right now, it's
never been higher. But you go, if I buy one now,
are they gonna go down eventually? Yeah? Let's see. Let
(11:54):
me see if there's anything else I wanted. Tomorrow we'll
do the watermelon crushing with lunchbox in Raimundo. M One
other thing I'll talk about here, Amy, your daughter has
eaten a bird like that's in your backyard before? Yeah,
like little birds. She didn't eat one from the backyard
at the orphanage, I mean, and she talks about it often,
how tasty and amazing it was. So sometimes when we
(12:17):
see the cute little birds at our feet are I
feel like she's kind of like hmmm, because because that's
what they did if one died, I don't think they
would like intentionally harm it. But she said that they
had cooked up some birds before, which I guess, and yeah,
in her mind, it's like a chicken. So like, what's
what's the difference? She doesn't care and people eat dove
and other types of birds. Really that yeah, there, I
(12:40):
mean there's a lot of difference except for what we're
told to eat exactly. So for her where she grew up,
that's not weird. But me, I'm looking at them as
my cute little birds, and she's told me if one
happens to die in our backyard, she wants to find
a way to cook it because they are so good.
I just saw BUCkies is coming to Tennessee. Really the
gas station. Like if you're in Texas and you see
(13:01):
them and they're I mean they are the king dingling humongous. Yeah,
Bucky's is coming to Tennessee. What you need to know
about the World's friendly is beaver. So what the headlines
say Bucky the Beaver? I mean, how many gas pumps
they have at one of those hundred really one hundred
and twenty gas pumps. It's the food they have in
there being a sure like something amazing. What are they called,
(13:27):
bucky Oh yeah, beaver nuggets, nuggets like chicken. Yeah. By
the way, you can still hop in get some pemp
and joy. Some of this merch is up. I think
we've sold out of red, white and blue hats as
of a now we did, which we knew we might.
But all this money goes to help build army. Sergeant
Jerry Magetic a new house we talked about on the show.
We've talked about the last couple days. Here's that interview
(13:47):
in the real show with him. It is just fantastic
the work that you guys do. Just appreciate you so much.
Bobby Bones dot com. If you want to get that
all right, I wanted to give you guys a point.
I know today's is not long. I wanted to get
if you guys some sort of post show Noah short.
Please respect my privacy Sometimes I just say that because
I like when people do that. Please for my privacy,
(14:09):
Like I'll watch all these recruits and they'll commit, like
I'm going to commit to the University of Cincinnati. Please
just win my privacy, respect my decision. I don't I
guess they know people getting after him. But today I'll
be watching the Oklahoma Florida State softball game. Oklahoma last yesterday.
I gotta win today and then win one more tomorrow.
So we're hoping Oklahoma wins there because I was told
(14:30):
it's not just a family friend of ours, it is
a family of ours. Oh, the head coach Oklahoma softball family.
Here's the thing. It is Caitlin's sisters, mother in law
that's going to be family. Would that be because Caitlin's sisters,
she's getting married this weekend. Caitlyn's sisters will call him
husband mom. No, no, I'm talking about him. Caitlin's sisters
(14:52):
husband I would consider to be part of the family. Now. Absolutely,
That's what marriage is. That you marriage, you you marry
into the family. You're all family. Now like my sister,
like my wife's sister's husband, he's my brother. You've said
too many things. I'm already won exactly. But what I'm
saying is, by marriage, we're all fam But what about
his Mom's fine, she's my she's she's my family, she's
(15:12):
like something. But it was like I was just going
family friend. Patty Gasso, She's no she's your family. She's like,
that's my sister's mother in law. And I was like, borderline,
very borderline, very border very border that's a stretch. So anyway,
that's why I rooted proclona Is Offaull today. Um, that's
the deal. Thank you guys, appreciate you. We'll see you tomorrow.
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