January 18, 2023 • 30 mins
We started with an update that police have arrested a man on suspicion of attempting to abduct a bikini-clad barista through a drive-thru window. Bobby shares his thoughts on alien sonar. Todd Chrisley left a message on his Instagram before heading into prison. We get into a deep dive back into the case. We hear from Charlamagne tha God about his experience being in the presence of an alien. Kanye West’s legal teams are dumping him via newspaper. We get into a discussion of what it means about celebrities ‘people’ and how it’s a reflection of them when they do something nice or mean.
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Speaker 1 (00:01):
It's time for the Bobby Bones post Show. Here's your host,
Bobby Bones. That story about the guy trying to abduct
the barista went they got bigger yesterday. I mean it
literally came across where we're doing the post show where
he trying to pull her out of the window. They
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catch the guy. I don't know if they did because
his arm said Chevrolet or something on it. They did
get him, They got him, goes the tattoo. I just
saw the headline all over the place and I said,
oh dang, they should have caught on a crazy video
to watch. But they got what So what where was that?
You know, Auburn, Washington, I believe is where it was.
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And he was has any intentions or do they know
his intentions? They don't know yet. They haven't even charged him.
They just are detaining him. And they had evidence in
the truck that linked him to it and the tattoo.
And it was one of those bikini baristas. By the way,
what is that It wasn't a Starbucks. Now, it wasn't
like a Starbucks. He was trying to abduct somebody who
delivered or serves coffee in a bikini. Yeah. Day, I've
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never heard of that place. That's awesome. Man. I've never
been to a place like that. Key Coffee. I think
you've just bikini barista. But they do different, like if
you go to Hooters or Yeah. But they tried. There
was a big lawsuit like where they tried to shut
this thing down because they're like, oh, it's so bad
for the children or whatever. But they took them to
court and they won. They get to stay over specific one.
I don't know if it's exact specific one, but an
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awfully passionate but I remember it. He's like I signed
the petition I did. Scientists are developing lasers to detect
aliens on distant planets. Scientists develop a laser they could
detect extraterrestrial life and outer space, which could speed up
the decades long quest to find other beings on far
away moons and planets. The NASA backed research conducted shows
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the laser technology could potentially identify signs of life and
analyze materials and other planets. It sound like sonar, almost
like what dolphins jews because they can't they they put
send the single out with the noise and bounces back
and it's basically their vision. I like it. I mean
eyes are basically selling r like we're getting things back.
So one day we're gonna find something we don't like.
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Everybody's gonna freak the f out. I'm telling him me,
I already saw something I didn't like. I saw Charlomagne
the God talking about how he had woken up he
was paralyzing a sleep and he thinks that at thresholds
visited him. My brother had the same story. He was paralyzed,
he couldn't move, but that was after a few drinks.
Text him because Charlotmagne and are friends. But when did
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this happen to him? Um, I just saw it on
a clip recently, Yeah, a couple of days ago. That'd
be cool to get his side of the story. Yeah,
well there's I don't know about it, not the other
alien side. Let me just know my voice memo. Hold on, Hey, dude,
I saw the clip of you saying that you maybe
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have been probed by aliens and that you woke up
in sleep paralysis and maybe aliens were standing over the
top of you just wondering about that. I believe you.
More details. Yeah, well, we're talking about it on the
show right now. Just lasers and aliens and discovering and
I'm a big believer in how do we say that
something's not there that we don't have enough information about.
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But if you get any time, let me know if
you're free, you may not be at eleven thirty Eastern.
We'd love to talk to you about this. If not,
you can just send me a message back at some
point I'll play it back. All right, thank you. I
hope you have a good day. Good talk to you
a buddy. Season. Yeah, he said. The clip was he
woke up and I believe he thought he saw people
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standing over him. And he's got new marks on his
leg in the exact same spot he has more. Wow,
that's crazy. Like he woke up and he had two
marks on both the calves in the same exact spot.
He thinks he's been probed or something. Wow, Charline's wildly intelligent. Yeah, yeah,
very it's awesome. Yeah, I don't know, because I don't
I don't know. I need to see the probes. Man.
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But those marks though, that's I mean, yeah, what are
you saying, I don't know? Just side note nothing to
do with the aliens, but that you're leaving a voice
text and you think that's talking like you've talked nice
talking to you, buddy, but like he y'all didn't talk,
but he's talking to him. Yeah, but it feels like
we're talking. For example, like I got I'm not gonna
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play you the whole thing or anything. But yeah, I'm
not saying it's right or wrong. It just stood out
to me. I hate voice memos getting him, I said
him like crazy, I sound like crazy. No, you leave
like two minute ones and if it's over too, I
don't even listen to them. If they're long, Oh but
I've I've stopped that. A way to stop it is
you send them twenty seconds at a time. But I
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did the math, and if it's long, I don't even listen.
So I don't love unless it's something. But mostly if
i'm sending him i'm driving. No, I don't think that's
the case. Did you listen to mine yesterday? Yeah? Okay,
Oh wait, what is it about about working out? Yeah?
You said, hey, I work out with you, but give
me another day because that my hainey Bany still hurts
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a little bit. Direct, So you did hear it? Okay,
I was driving too, so I was like, this is yeah,
if you're driving. Let a rip. But also it's been
better too at because again technology is getting so good.
I can push the button now on my text because
they've switched up with the new operating system and it
translates into or texted word accuracy. So it's just pushing
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the right button. Now. You got to push the microphone,
and then it pretty much did. But sometimes I go,
I did an apostrophe, and then it writes out apostrophe.
But then I don't want to go racist. I just
sent it like that and hopefully and at the end
I'll go, hey, I sent this with voice text if
it looks funny in any way, So but yeah, I
don't like getting them, but I do send them hypocritical
sure very Hey we all are in some way, so anyway,
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that's the deal with Charlemagne. Todd chris Lay send out
a note because he's going to prison. He's in prison now.
He's an inspirational message, a hopeful message. Oh boy. Todd. Chrisley,
who checked into a federal prison yesterday, showed to a
hopeful message on Instagram ahead of his transfer. In the
Natalida video, Todd shared gospel artist Karen Pick singing four
days late Todd captioned the post he is always on
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time and added the hashtag fight the good fight. His
family shared their support ahead of the sentence in the
comments I'll love you, daddy. This isn't over okay. So,
both Todd and his wife Julie were found guilty of
tax evasion and bank fraud. Todd has been sentenced to
twelve years in prison, while Julie has a slightly lesser
sentence of seven years. The Christlies are appealing their sentences
from people. At this point, they have been found guilty
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by a court. Yeah, and if their appeals happen and
they are freed, then we go, well, day, they really
got the raw end of that deal. However, they've been
found guilty. It looks to me by what I see again,
I only see what's been seen. But it's not a
pr move. It's the courts, right. It looks like they
did some stuff that yeah, because they're in man and
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it's not like they're just hanging out anymore. They're actually prisoners.
And now but now they're like, hey, fight the good fight. Well, no,
you stole. Well that's where that's what confuses me. I'm like, so,
did did they not know they were stealing, they knew.
Come on, but doesn't everyone say that, like you're always
but it's like, hey, I'm gonna use God. Now I'm
going to jail. But I really want to use God.
But get people to supportive online because I'm gonna use
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God and I'm going to jailing God's name. I hate. Yeah,
they've always done what do even when they're stealing money? No, uh,
I don't. I don't know. I'm just I guess. Other
people that I followed that are very like they didn't
do anything. But then it's like, but that's a friend.
It's always the people they're like friends are like, he's
a good person. I know them. I knew him too,
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I liked him right here, guys, but then they're like
just what, like we're well, this will get cleared up.
So I don't know. And if so, here's a plate
and fork and a spoon and there's some crow on
there and myself included. But I only am gonna eat
the crow because the courts told me they were guilty. Right.
It's not like I'm reading a public opinion and letting
it shape because the whole time I was like, I
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don't know, man, Yeah, it sound shady. Let's see it,
the court says. Courts said it, Okay, well, going to
jail and it looks like what you did wasn't good.
Like I can see, yes, being close to someone and
having something like that go down. Like if you were
to get arrested for this tax evasion fraud, I feel
like we would all probably be stick. But I wouldn't
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do this. I wouldn't do the part where I'm like, hey, guys,
you know I'm doing this going to jail in God's name.
But I'm saying you really were innocent though, Yeah, but
I don't think they're innocent. Court told me they're not innocent.
I mean they had a trial. Yeah, And I mean
I'm just glad that when he was here he didn't
get you guys roped up in this. Let's do let's
just say maybe again a few bucks, That's what I'm saying.
One of me, I got a great idea of saying,
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if it comes out and they appeal and that there's
the discovery that wow, they really got a raw. Okay, Okay,
that's my bad, Well, not my bad. I believe the court.
And I waited at the court and then I took
that information and used it in my public opinion. And
I hope, I hope that's the case. I hope they
find out they didn't do it, because I like Toddy,
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real nice. But it seems like when we went through
all the facts, it seemed pretty And here's the thing,
it all comes back to an ex lover. That's where
it scorn scorned X lover. Those scorned X lovers always
get you in the end because it's the guy right
there proof that they actually had a relationship. I mean,
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he said it, and he I know he said it,
but but he got on the stand and said it
under oath and had all this evidence and evidence she's asking, yeah,
but you're saying evidence with a bank fraud, right, I mean,
he wouldn't have access to this and all this information.
And it all came down to that he was mad
about the relationship ending or whatever and jilted even jilted.
So so if you're going to commit a crime, you
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can't let the lover in on it, because the SCORNEX
lover jilted even always comes out and get you. Okay,
there was a time where my dad's business partner went
to jail because of taxes and like then my dad
he didn't go to jail. The other guy did because
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my dad did. The other guy was the mastermind in it.
And your dad went to jail in a foreign country though,
but we'll get back. That was totally different. Yeah, totally different.
But he went to jail in the Middle East. Here
here in like I think Alabama. The business partner was
in jail. But because my dad's signature was on stuff.
But the guy, my dad trusted him, and the guy
was like, hey, I put all this together here, sign here,
sign here, sign here. So in the court they were
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able to prove that, and so the other guy went
to jail. So my dad could have gone to jail,
but he didn't know that anything shady was happening, so
that's why he got let off. However, the IRS was
still mad, so he had to then for like years,
half of his paycheck was rationed the IRS to calf
to like because somebody had to get paid back. I
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got still in jail. I think he's probably good, Like
this was years ago. I mean, my dad's passed away,
Like this was Okay, you're right, it's probably not worth
thank you. Sorry, Yeah, would be like, yeah, I misspoke,
it is garnished. That's totally the word I was looking for.
But yeah, so half his paycheck was garnished until the
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amount got paid back. Dang half. And they were able
to prove your dad didn't know about it. Yeah, but
then do you think your dad knew about he's dead? Now?
I don't know quite honestly, No, I don't think he
knew about it because I think if he, they would
have would have come out. And I think they were diligent.
And how if the other guy went to jail. I
feel like if my dad was a part of it,
he would have gone to jail too. I think they
were able to prove like, Okay, this guy really didn't
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know what was going on. But then my dad learned
a valuable lesson of like, oh, just trust your business
partner BFF, because they might be screwing you over. And
then like, who knows he's screwing me over? Right now? Eddie,
why are you looking at us? And I go to
jail and then they played this segment back on the
Johnny Rumbull Show and they're like, hey, we listen to
this guy lyon. I guess you never know, but does
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this could this be the case here? With these guys, Lunchlocks,
you're the ex part on this case. Look, the fact
that he got twelve years the wife only got seven
tells me he was the one saying, here's the paper,
sign it. And that's supposedly what he was having his
mom signed things like saying, nohdoor, we're gonna move to
this account here. The real base of this is he
was the mastermind. No, no, I get it, but we
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had you study all this and bring it to us, Yeah,
is what they were saying. They would go to small
banks and say, oh, here, give us this loan for
how we're much million, and then they would file bankruptcy
on that bank or on that loan and have all
this money and not be able to pay it back,
and that that bank is out that money. So they
were just committing fraud over on these small banks. And
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so they're moving money that would get the money, move
it somewhere else, Yeah, to a bank account with the
mom and say, oh, you know what I mean, like
we don't have that money. That's some mom's money. Did
your dad do it? I don't know. It's grazy, isn't
it crazy? Though? Like it's gonna be so hard if
your family member gets caught and like you want to
believe him, but you really don't know. But even if
I okay, and what if these people know they did it,
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but they're still publicly just like we believe you even
though they know it's a lie, right like behind closed door,
sitting around family dinner and they're like, hey, look we're
going to jail. Mom, I'm probably not gonna be out
when you die, like I'm not gonna see you ever
again because she's kind of older, Oh his mom, Yeah, yeah,
that's crazy, Like but you have to come and visit, right,
but you you can't have like meals, you can't go
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do things like you're not gonna be able to be there,
and so like you don't have freedom. You have to
have those conversations like hey, this may be our last
like like that's weird. And do they sit around in
the house and like, yeah, mom, we got busted. We're
going to jail. There's no you know, I'm not gonna
be Can you hang on for twelve years? Some people
have so much pride that they'll never say that they
did did it. I mean their kid, one of the kids.
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I think it is engaged. Yeah, if you're federal, You
don't really get any time. There's no really good behavior,
and you get half the time off. You basically have
to serve all like ninety percent of that time. So
why would you what would you say you did if
you gotta serve all the time? Anyway, if you were
not serving a federal and you're in jail and you
said you get three years, but you can do eight
months if you admit you did it in good behavior.
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Oh yeah, I didn't. Even though I didn't, I trick
it out early. And also does the marriage last twelve
years without be in with each other? But what are
you gonna do? Yeah? But what's the difference? Now? What's
the like you both can't see each other? No? No, no,
I mean, but she gets out in seven so she's
gonna five years of sitting around. She could Some people
do that? She could? I mean, I'm saying, well, if
my wife went to prison for five years, how long
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until you start hold on? How how long din til
you start dipping the ink into a different ink? If
she I mean, okay, if she was going out, if
she was going for a year, I think, okay, I
can maybe hang out. Do you think you would stay married?
But in a year, would you stay married and cheat?
Or could you last time? If she wasn't getting out,
if she was only I'm saying if she was in
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for a year, yeah, she was getting out after a year,
we could I could not cheat and not be together.
But if she was gonna be in for longer a year,
I'd just say we're getting divorced. Okay, eighteen months? Would
you stay together? Married but get in? Different? Ink? But
what's it about? Like, can't you just wait a lonely? Yeah?
You got conjugal visits only four states? I think, Oh,
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I think that's what it was. There's only there's a
limit on states that have conjugal mi. We like that up.
I believe eighteen months will be tough, man, that's a
long Could you stay married? I don't think I could.
I mean eighteen months, I don't think I stay married,
but still full around, but stay married. Maybe we talked
about that and be like, hey, you know you're gonna
get out in eighteen months? You cool? If I you know?
You would ask her yeah? If not, then it'd be like,
(15:28):
all right, well, eighteen months you get divorced. If she
said no, you couldn't. Is this just jail or can
it be like military, Like, what if she decides to go?
I think it's jail jail, military comes home. There are
only four states in the country that a lot of
conjugal visits California, Connecticut, New York, and Washington. Wow, I
thought crimes in those states. Let's say your wife goes
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to prison. How long on the way you get something?
How long are you waiting if she goes to prison
your wife, are you waiting five years? Say forever? No, no, no,
there's not a number on that. I would you gotta wait, dude,
you know how to wait. Depends what the crime is too,
But it doesn't matter. Yeah, I say, loyal, it's a
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minute twelve. If anybody curse, it's fine on this right
because we're not on the air. Yo, yo, just getting this.
I'm around, But no, this is this has happened to
me numerous times. I'm shot that happened happened to you
growing up in the country like we did. I was.
I saw a flying saucer when I was in third grade.
When I was in third grade, I was playing outside
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in my grandmother's yard and I turned around and literally
hovering over the trees was what you would consider a
flying saucer like all this stuff you see in the movies.
It was jet black and it hubbed there for a
while and then it shot off. One time I woke
up and I had to sleep paralysis feeling, which we
called a hag in the country. And when I looked
up that thing from Signs, the alien from Signs, And
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this is I think even before I saw Signs had
to be before I saw Signs, the things for Signs
was standing over me, and it was purple and black,
and it was breathing just like it was in Signs.
And as the sun started to come up, it just
started to fade away. And I told my mother these
stories for years. Wrote about him in my first book,
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Black Privilege, Like I have no reason to make any
of this stuff up. Damn. I just thought about it,
realizing how crazy it does sound. Crazy. Oh man, crazy,
(17:42):
that's crazy. Yeah, all I'm gonna say, that's crazy. That's
all I needed. I'm gonna text it. That's all I needed.
Appreciate that it's funny. Man find saucer. Let me save
this though, because it's a good clip to have that
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we can use on the showing. I hear you hold
on if I, uh, hey, Mike, keep keep Yeah, no, no,
not option. Oh well, now we have the audio regulars
clip it out of the Yeah, hear anybody hold on?
Good idea man, Well then it's gonna sound Michael. Can
you come. It doesn't allow me to keep what Yeah,
(18:25):
but I don't want to do that on this show.
I don't hear it all over again. Yeah, yeah, can
you walk at you? Can you get to you? Mike,
I'll let you get that. Thank you. Um. I don't
like the way you guys didn't answer my question. What
the quest question? I don't have I don't have an eight.
I don't have a number on that. If it was
murder and I saw her do it, no, no no, mamon eyes,
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it's the same thing that the same thing that Christli is.
I'm good. I'm waiting the same thing that Christlies did
and both of you guys like we both benefited from it.
I'd wait forever. Yeah, I'm waiting, like if we benefited
from whatever the crime is, Yes, I'm waiting forever. But
if she murdered someone because she Craig Craig, I'm out. Yeah, murder, molestation,
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there's a level of crime that once it hits that
you just can no longer be with whomever. It is, correct,
I feel that way. Lunch Bunk's not that's bizarre. I
think it's it's your kid. Maybe it's different because I
don't know. I don't have a kids. But if your
kid does something bad to you, still, I don't know.
Oh my god, that's gonna be so hard. Well, it's
like the I don't murder dad. His parents still showed
up in court and like, oh, we can't wait to
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prove his innocence. Man, I don't know if I could
go to the court and watch that. Okay, Bernie Madoff's
kids they worked for him and they found out what
he was doing, and they're the ones that went to
the Yeah, different though than a murderer, like the guy
murdered people, but people, I hear you. Yeah, but it's
different than her dad and a kid and a kid
and a dad. Right, you're talking about two different things. Oh,
I still I can get your kid. It would absolutely
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be hard. But for your kid murder, allegedly possibly murdered
for other people, that's way different than turning your rich
eighty year old dad in for financial crimes. If your
child was on because you probably take some of the
blame yourself, meaning you radiated that. Yeah, one of them
killed himself to the point of no, no, no no, not
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the kids. I'm talking about the one that's not the same.
It's not talking about that one. I'm saying those kids
didn't create their dad. Yeah, I get what you're saying,
but the dad did create the dad, and mom created
the Idaho killer and not everything about him. Obviously made
up all of his own choice. But we have to
have some sort of guilt that the environment that would
be different. Oh so hard. I get it. I know. Sorry,
(20:35):
I'm tracking. You fought for it though, like three times,
and I gotta respect that. Yeah, I mean one killed himself,
I heard, okay, and the other diety cancer and they
think that like the agony and all the things like
the disease, Like you know, body keeps the score. I'm
sure all the stress, all the sadness does not help
an illness, regardless of whatever it is. Yeah. A clip
(20:55):
of brides maid getting proposed to while her sister's wedding
has sparked an online debate about whether or not the
newly engage sibling was stealing the spotlight. Sister of the
bride had no idea this was happening. Reads the video
caption and the TikTok, which is posted on Friday Racket
twenty one million views. The bride is seen preparing to
toss her bouquet into the crowd of bridesmaids, which she
spends around and walks for her sister, still carrying the
flowers in hand. The stun's siblings. Confusion increases when she
(21:18):
spots her boyfriend emerging from the crowd. Her boyfriend then
drops to one knee and the guests around erupt into cheers.
Let me this second part though. In the TikTok, the
bride ist scene preparing to toss the bouquet and when
she spends around a walk towards the sister. People need
to it's shut up. If the bride didn't know, right,
that's different. That's you still in the spotlight. And it's
(21:40):
not even your fault. It's the fiance, the new husband's fault.
You can't propose at that unless other people are in
on it. If families are close and they're like, I'm
getting married and she getting proposed to the same day,
this is the greatest that could see where that would
be even cooler, like you want to share the celebration.
Yeah me, Nope, it's about me. However, I'm selfish like that.
But no, if the bride knows, all good, All rules
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are off. If the bride is part of the rules
that are being taken off, would we agree yes. Yeah.
Kanye's legal team is dumping him via newspaper ads. They
can't get a hold of him. Wow, so they have
to They're putting it in the newspaper because that makes
it official. Yeah, in the court of law. They're planning
to put ads in two Los Angeles newspapers to notify
him their office case. Wow, which is wild. Have you
(22:27):
remarried right? He did? Yeah? Girl looks like Kim King.
Oh so did the girl he dated maybe two ago.
The Julia girl does not look like Kim Kardashian. But yeah,
I feel like similarly, when you're looking for like, if
you are looking for the birth dad of someone, you're like,
(22:47):
if you're in the adoption process and you're adopting a
baby but you only know the birth mom, you can
run at an ad in the paper for the birth dad,
and then that's basically if nobody responds, then that's the
surrendering of those rights. That's the last because you can't
find them at all, and they don't want it to
forever be unfound, so that you put up public and
that's the only way they can terminate the rights because
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it's like we reached out. Officially, it's done. She does
look like can okay, wow the new wife. Yeah, that's
an interesting thing about the newspaper about Yeah, that's legal.
It's like way to what if you like, are a
caller on the countdown Top five at nine whatever, that
be like hey, coming into number three. Also because it's public,
(23:28):
that's the media. That's what I used to do. Call.
I'll be hey, it is Bobby to Barbarian, Can I
get on? It'd be a count caller on the top
five at nine and then turn into the high five
at nine and then I would be on. I'd be like, hey,
it's Bobby Barbarian and coming up at number two, number two,
the Di vinyls. I touched myself. Did they know you,
like they're like area, Heck, yeah they did. I knew
what I was doing that called they ready to go.
(23:48):
I was doing that. I thought it was the coolest
thing ever. I'd start calling it like three to be
on for the high five at nine. Wow, I was
dedicated a helicopter path. Let's track drawing a penis in
the helicopter Pilt caused a stir after their fly path
show that they drove a giant penis with the flight.
(24:10):
And it's a detailed penis. It's not just the round
tall round, it's multiple rounds and then tall and then
also ahead on the toll. Wow, with the helicopter flight.
That's some skill. Yeah, it's art. Research reveals wearing a
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(24:31):
happiness spurring brain chemical release. So if you have a
go too article of clothing and you love it and
you're kind of like, I don't know how I feel today,
wear it makes feel better. Yeah. I always enjoy wearing
like oversized hoodies because then I don't have to suck
in the whole time. Oh that makes you feel better
because I'm ashamed of my body and so therefore i
wear this hoodie and I'm like, oh, just relax and
(24:53):
worry about other stuff. So it makes me happy. Like
Billie Eilish, right, students who were like loose clothes all time,
I don't know why, but it's like, yeah, she wear
list clothes all the time. Yeah, it wears those big hoodies. Yeah. Hey,
I don't know if it's because she hates her No,
I didn't. I don't know about that part. But you're
not supposed to take pictures of her? Did you try?
Why would you try? Why would you try to take
(25:15):
pictures of her at close distance? Because it's not like
you don't go to a concert. They she says, don't
take pictures of me, So that must have been told
to you in a professional setting. What happen backstage somewhere? Ye, right,
right right, but no cameras out, I still got pictures.
That's weird though, too when they do that. But I
get it. Sometimes I don't get it well me either,
(25:36):
And I would never say, don't take pictures of me.
But sometimes they're like getting they're grooming fixed before they
go on somewhere, or and they know they were just
walking through the hallway to go to interviews, and when
they came in the interview room, like there's not a
lot of cameras out, and I'm like, or it's like
they don't want a picture posted to them where they're
not looking their best or they're like walking halfway talking
their mouths like I'm gonna get that. I would never
do that, and I don't get it as and I
understand I would do it, but I understand why they
(26:00):
do that because they don't want images of them not
looking their best. But then some of the biggest stars
in the world don't do that. You're right, I'm not advocating.
I'm just saying I understand why certain people do that,
even though I don't understand the mindset of I want
that done. Is it always the person's request or can
it just be their people? The differences your people are
still you even if it's your people's. It doesn't matter though.
(26:23):
If I'm gonna tell you because I have like Morgan
number one would be my people. She was on the
show and now she worked for me over on like
the management team, and she's my what they call a
day to day, so she'd be my people. And if
Morgan number one went into a place and was like
I this and he's walking down the hall and whereas
fruit loops and she was just rude, and they're like, well,
(26:44):
that's his people, No, that's me, because I'm the one
that hires them. That gives them direction, and if they
break the direction and they do something embarrassing or humiliating,
you have to either fire them or fix it. And
so it's always on the people. And you know, Taylor's
would do all these great things and people will be like, well,
that's our people. No, no no, no, no, But Taylor's people
are her, right. They don't just do that because they go, well,
(27:07):
we're Taylor's people, We're gonna do all these cool, awesome things. No,
Taylor goes, Hey, guys, and some of maybe Taylor too.
Here's what we want to do. We want to be
really good to people. We want to send things we
want to So when people go, oh, that's just our people, no, no,
but her people are her. It's the same thing. She
literally can't put stamps on envelopes and we're getting ups
all day sending packages out. So the people are the person. Okay,
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now the people can mess up occasionally, but that is
still on the person. If something on this show goes wrong,
it comes back to me everything, and you're my people.
Not in that way, but I'm the head of the
snake in the same way. If something happens where I'm like,
we had an issue recently and I was like, hey,
what happened here Scooba. We'll just go protecting one of
(27:50):
you guys. He'll go, that's on me. I've got to
make sure that this is covered because that's on me.
And I know for a fact it wasn't on him.
I wonder who it's been a long he's done this
a couple times over the years, but he's been He's like,
that's on me, and I'm like no, no, no, no no, no,
was it Eddie? And he's like, nope, that's on me. Wow,
(28:11):
thanks Scuba. So he's he's kind of a well, if
I'm the head of the snake, he's kind of the
scrot him. Yeah. Wow. But it's sort of like like
did he's people they were trying to clear the hallway
when he was about to go on stage. They're like,
everybody needs to be out of the hallway. Move, move, move,
And I stayed there and did he came out and
gave me a fist bumps because he was excited someone
(28:32):
was there. So I was like, well, and a lot
of well they do. But people will take to take
pictures the whole time or get hey take a picture
with me, not just of him. Like to get caught up. Yeah,
they're trying to get a to B if they're super famous.
People are always trying to get pictures with him. You're right,
because did he super famous? And I was definitely trying
to get a picture with him And I was like, dud,
you're the only one that wasn't a big and he
(28:52):
was like loa blah blah blah. And he came over
gave me a fist bump and I was like what
And that probably wasn't Did he going, okay, guys go
shut the hallway down? But did? He has to go
a lot of places? And they know now that did
he get stopped all the time, So they're gonna try
to make it easier on him to get a to B,
So they will make that decision for him, but based
on his needs and what they interpret his needs to be. Yeah,
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he definitely probably has people stop him everywhere here. Everywhere
he goes. Everyone all was cooler too, right when everyone's
like the people are met are mean, But then the
artist is like, oh no, it's okay, we'll get that picture.
Well it makes the artists look good too, Yes, it
does make them. And there are a couple here in
town that purposefully are awesome and higher really tough pr
people so they don't have to be the bad guy.
Really yeah, and they themselves are great because look at
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you and Diddy, You're like, dude, he made time for me.
That's amazing. Look how awesome he was time? What time
did he make for you? Though? He came over this?
He come over, just walk by, stopped, turned around and
came back in this bump. Not a fool comeback, but
I reach, but it was I was actually very like
impressive geeking out for lunchbox. Is that he had that
(29:56):
moment because did he was intentional? It's awesome. Okay, so
there's that. I think we're done here. Um right, how
long is this? I guess in forty seven? Wow, of
all those words you just said, they didn't go together,
big difference minutes thirty minutes. All right, feel good about it.
(30:18):
You guys were good about it. How do you think
the Chrystal is gonna listen to us in prison? Do
you think they got it? Like? Yeah, yeah, probably? Okay,
do I think they are? Nay? But don't think they could. Yeah.
I mean that's one of those nice prisons, so I'm
sure getting a podcast isn't on the things you can't do.
He's probably playing golf right now, probably Madden him. I'm
just like, God, what's that. He's in a league. He's
(30:41):
like developing his quarterback. Oh, it's so jealous. All right,
that's it, Thank you guys. Well we'll see you tomorrow. Bye.
It's time for the Bobby Bones post Show. Here's your host,
Bobby Bones. That story about the guy trying to abduct
the barista went they got bigger yesterday. I mean it
literally came across where we're doing the post show where
he trying to pull her out of the window. They
(00:21):
catch the guy. I don't know if they did because
his arm said Chevrolet or something on it. They did
get him, They got him, goes the tattoo. I just
saw the headline all over the place and I said,
oh dang, they should have caught on a crazy video
to watch. But they got what So what where was that?
You know, Auburn, Washington, I believe is where it was.
(00:42):
And he was has any intentions or do they know
his intentions? They don't know yet. They haven't even charged him.
They just are detaining him. And they had evidence in
the truck that linked him to it and the tattoo.
And it was one of those bikini baristas. By the way,
what is that It wasn't a Starbucks. Now, it wasn't
like a Starbucks. He was trying to abduct somebody who
delivered or serves coffee in a bikini. Yeah. Day, I've
(01:02):
never heard of that place. That's awesome. Man. I've never
been to a place like that. Key Coffee. I think
you've just bikini barista. But they do different, like if
you go to Hooters or Yeah. But they tried. There
was a big lawsuit like where they tried to shut
this thing down because they're like, oh, it's so bad
for the children or whatever. But they took them to
court and they won. They get to stay over specific one.
I don't know if it's exact specific one, but an
(01:23):
awfully passionate but I remember it. He's like I signed
the petition I did. Scientists are developing lasers to detect
aliens on distant planets. Scientists develop a laser they could
detect extraterrestrial life and outer space, which could speed up
the decades long quest to find other beings on far
away moons and planets. The NASA backed research conducted shows
(01:45):
the laser technology could potentially identify signs of life and
analyze materials and other planets. It sound like sonar, almost
like what dolphins jews because they can't they they put
send the single out with the noise and bounces back
and it's basically their vision. I like it. I mean
eyes are basically selling r like we're getting things back.
So one day we're gonna find something we don't like.
(02:09):
Everybody's gonna freak the f out. I'm telling him me,
I already saw something I didn't like. I saw Charlomagne
the God talking about how he had woken up he
was paralyzing a sleep and he thinks that at thresholds
visited him. My brother had the same story. He was paralyzed,
he couldn't move, but that was after a few drinks.
Text him because Charlotmagne and are friends. But when did
(02:31):
this happen to him? Um, I just saw it on
a clip recently, Yeah, a couple of days ago. That'd
be cool to get his side of the story. Yeah,
well there's I don't know about it, not the other
alien side. Let me just know my voice memo. Hold on, Hey, dude,
I saw the clip of you saying that you maybe
(02:52):
have been probed by aliens and that you woke up
in sleep paralysis and maybe aliens were standing over the
top of you just wondering about that. I believe you.
More details. Yeah, well, we're talking about it on the
show right now. Just lasers and aliens and discovering and
I'm a big believer in how do we say that
something's not there that we don't have enough information about.
(03:13):
But if you get any time, let me know if
you're free, you may not be at eleven thirty Eastern.
We'd love to talk to you about this. If not,
you can just send me a message back at some
point I'll play it back. All right, thank you. I
hope you have a good day. Good talk to you
a buddy. Season. Yeah, he said. The clip was he
woke up and I believe he thought he saw people
(03:36):
standing over him. And he's got new marks on his
leg in the exact same spot he has more. Wow,
that's crazy. Like he woke up and he had two
marks on both the calves in the same exact spot.
He thinks he's been probed or something. Wow, Charline's wildly intelligent. Yeah, yeah,
very it's awesome. Yeah, I don't know, because I don't
I don't know. I need to see the probes. Man.
(03:57):
But those marks though, that's I mean, yeah, what are
you saying, I don't know? Just side note nothing to
do with the aliens, but that you're leaving a voice
text and you think that's talking like you've talked nice
talking to you, buddy, but like he y'all didn't talk,
but he's talking to him. Yeah, but it feels like
we're talking. For example, like I got I'm not gonna
(04:20):
play you the whole thing or anything. But yeah, I'm
not saying it's right or wrong. It just stood out
to me. I hate voice memos getting him, I said
him like crazy, I sound like crazy. No, you leave
like two minute ones and if it's over too, I
don't even listen to them. If they're long, Oh but
I've I've stopped that. A way to stop it is
you send them twenty seconds at a time. But I
(04:41):
did the math, and if it's long, I don't even listen.
So I don't love unless it's something. But mostly if
i'm sending him i'm driving. No, I don't think that's
the case. Did you listen to mine yesterday? Yeah? Okay,
Oh wait, what is it about about working out? Yeah?
You said, hey, I work out with you, but give
me another day because that my hainey Bany still hurts
(05:03):
a little bit. Direct, So you did hear it? Okay,
I was driving too, so I was like, this is yeah,
if you're driving. Let a rip. But also it's been
better too at because again technology is getting so good.
I can push the button now on my text because
they've switched up with the new operating system and it
translates into or texted word accuracy. So it's just pushing
(05:24):
the right button. Now. You got to push the microphone,
and then it pretty much did. But sometimes I go,
I did an apostrophe, and then it writes out apostrophe.
But then I don't want to go racist. I just
sent it like that and hopefully and at the end
I'll go, hey, I sent this with voice text if
it looks funny in any way, So but yeah, I
don't like getting them, but I do send them hypocritical
sure very Hey we all are in some way, so anyway,
(05:47):
that's the deal with Charlemagne. Todd chris Lay send out
a note because he's going to prison. He's in prison now.
He's an inspirational message, a hopeful message. Oh boy. Todd. Chrisley,
who checked into a federal prison yesterday, showed to a
hopeful message on Instagram ahead of his transfer. In the
Natalida video, Todd shared gospel artist Karen Pick singing four
days late Todd captioned the post he is always on
(06:08):
time and added the hashtag fight the good fight. His
family shared their support ahead of the sentence in the
comments I'll love you, daddy. This isn't over okay. So,
both Todd and his wife Julie were found guilty of
tax evasion and bank fraud. Todd has been sentenced to
twelve years in prison, while Julie has a slightly lesser
sentence of seven years. The Christlies are appealing their sentences
from people. At this point, they have been found guilty
(06:30):
by a court. Yeah, and if their appeals happen and
they are freed, then we go, well, day, they really
got the raw end of that deal. However, they've been
found guilty. It looks to me by what I see again,
I only see what's been seen. But it's not a
pr move. It's the courts, right. It looks like they
did some stuff that yeah, because they're in man and
(06:50):
it's not like they're just hanging out anymore. They're actually prisoners.
And now but now they're like, hey, fight the good fight. Well, no,
you stole. Well that's where that's what confuses me. I'm like, so,
did did they not know they were stealing, they knew.
Come on, but doesn't everyone say that, like you're always
but it's like, hey, I'm gonna use God. Now I'm
going to jail. But I really want to use God.
But get people to supportive online because I'm gonna use
(07:12):
God and I'm going to jailing God's name. I hate. Yeah,
they've always done what do even when they're stealing money? No, uh,
I don't. I don't know. I'm just I guess. Other
people that I followed that are very like they didn't
do anything. But then it's like, but that's a friend.
It's always the people they're like friends are like, he's
a good person. I know them. I knew him too,
(07:33):
I liked him right here, guys, but then they're like
just what, like we're well, this will get cleared up.
So I don't know. And if so, here's a plate
and fork and a spoon and there's some crow on
there and myself included. But I only am gonna eat
the crow because the courts told me they were guilty. Right.
It's not like I'm reading a public opinion and letting
it shape because the whole time I was like, I
(07:54):
don't know, man, Yeah, it sound shady. Let's see it,
the court says. Courts said it, Okay, well, going to
jail and it looks like what you did wasn't good.
Like I can see, yes, being close to someone and
having something like that go down. Like if you were
to get arrested for this tax evasion fraud, I feel
like we would all probably be stick. But I wouldn't
(08:16):
do this. I wouldn't do the part where I'm like, hey, guys,
you know I'm doing this going to jail in God's name.
But I'm saying you really were innocent though, Yeah, but
I don't think they're innocent. Court told me they're not innocent.
I mean they had a trial. Yeah, And I mean
I'm just glad that when he was here he didn't
get you guys roped up in this. Let's do let's
just say maybe again a few bucks, That's what I'm saying.
One of me, I got a great idea of saying,
(08:39):
if it comes out and they appeal and that there's
the discovery that wow, they really got a raw. Okay, Okay,
that's my bad, Well, not my bad. I believe the court.
And I waited at the court and then I took
that information and used it in my public opinion. And
I hope, I hope that's the case. I hope they
find out they didn't do it, because I like Toddy,
(09:00):
real nice. But it seems like when we went through
all the facts, it seemed pretty And here's the thing,
it all comes back to an ex lover. That's where
it scorn scorned X lover. Those scorned X lovers always
get you in the end because it's the guy right
there proof that they actually had a relationship. I mean,
(09:20):
he said it, and he I know he said it,
but but he got on the stand and said it
under oath and had all this evidence and evidence she's asking, yeah,
but you're saying evidence with a bank fraud, right, I mean,
he wouldn't have access to this and all this information.
And it all came down to that he was mad
about the relationship ending or whatever and jilted even jilted.
So so if you're going to commit a crime, you
(09:43):
can't let the lover in on it, because the SCORNEX
lover jilted even always comes out and get you. Okay,
there was a time where my dad's business partner went
to jail because of taxes and like then my dad
he didn't go to jail. The other guy did because
(10:03):
my dad did. The other guy was the mastermind in it.
And your dad went to jail in a foreign country though,
but we'll get back. That was totally different. Yeah, totally different.
But he went to jail in the Middle East. Here
here in like I think Alabama. The business partner was
in jail. But because my dad's signature was on stuff.
But the guy, my dad trusted him, and the guy
was like, hey, I put all this together here, sign here,
sign here, sign here. So in the court they were
(10:25):
able to prove that, and so the other guy went
to jail. So my dad could have gone to jail,
but he didn't know that anything shady was happening, so
that's why he got let off. However, the IRS was
still mad, so he had to then for like years,
half of his paycheck was rationed the IRS to calf
to like because somebody had to get paid back. I
(10:47):
got still in jail. I think he's probably good, Like
this was years ago. I mean, my dad's passed away,
Like this was Okay, you're right, it's probably not worth
thank you. Sorry, Yeah, would be like, yeah, I misspoke,
it is garnished. That's totally the word I was looking for.
But yeah, so half his paycheck was garnished until the
(11:08):
amount got paid back. Dang half. And they were able
to prove your dad didn't know about it. Yeah, but
then do you think your dad knew about he's dead? Now?
I don't know quite honestly, No, I don't think he
knew about it because I think if he, they would
have would have come out. And I think they were diligent.
And how if the other guy went to jail. I
feel like if my dad was a part of it,
he would have gone to jail too. I think they
were able to prove like, Okay, this guy really didn't
(11:29):
know what was going on. But then my dad learned
a valuable lesson of like, oh, just trust your business
partner BFF, because they might be screwing you over. And
then like, who knows he's screwing me over? Right now? Eddie,
why are you looking at us? And I go to
jail and then they played this segment back on the
Johnny Rumbull Show and they're like, hey, we listen to
this guy lyon. I guess you never know, but does
(11:52):
this could this be the case here? With these guys, Lunchlocks,
you're the ex part on this case. Look, the fact
that he got twelve years the wife only got seven
tells me he was the one saying, here's the paper,
sign it. And that's supposedly what he was having his
mom signed things like saying, nohdoor, we're gonna move to
this account here. The real base of this is he
was the mastermind. No, no, I get it, but we
(12:13):
had you study all this and bring it to us, Yeah,
is what they were saying. They would go to small
banks and say, oh, here, give us this loan for
how we're much million, and then they would file bankruptcy
on that bank or on that loan and have all
this money and not be able to pay it back,
and that that bank is out that money. So they
were just committing fraud over on these small banks. And
(12:34):
so they're moving money that would get the money, move
it somewhere else, Yeah, to a bank account with the
mom and say, oh, you know what I mean, like
we don't have that money. That's some mom's money. Did
your dad do it? I don't know. It's grazy, isn't
it crazy? Though? Like it's gonna be so hard if
your family member gets caught and like you want to
believe him, but you really don't know. But even if
I okay, and what if these people know they did it,
(12:57):
but they're still publicly just like we believe you even
though they know it's a lie, right like behind closed door,
sitting around family dinner and they're like, hey, look we're
going to jail. Mom, I'm probably not gonna be out
when you die, like I'm not gonna see you ever
again because she's kind of older, Oh his mom, Yeah, yeah,
that's crazy, Like but you have to come and visit, right,
but you you can't have like meals, you can't go
(13:20):
do things like you're not gonna be able to be there,
and so like you don't have freedom. You have to
have those conversations like hey, this may be our last
like like that's weird. And do they sit around in
the house and like, yeah, mom, we got busted. We're
going to jail. There's no you know, I'm not gonna
be Can you hang on for twelve years? Some people
have so much pride that they'll never say that they
did did it. I mean their kid, one of the kids.
(13:40):
I think it is engaged. Yeah, if you're federal, You
don't really get any time. There's no really good behavior,
and you get half the time off. You basically have
to serve all like ninety percent of that time. So
why would you what would you say you did if
you gotta serve all the time? Anyway, if you were
not serving a federal and you're in jail and you
said you get three years, but you can do eight
months if you admit you did it in good behavior.
(14:03):
Oh yeah, I didn't. Even though I didn't, I trick
it out early. And also does the marriage last twelve
years without be in with each other? But what are
you gonna do? Yeah? But what's the difference? Now? What's
the like you both can't see each other? No? No, no,
I mean, but she gets out in seven so she's
gonna five years of sitting around. She could Some people
do that? She could? I mean, I'm saying, well, if
my wife went to prison for five years, how long
(14:25):
until you start hold on? How how long din til
you start dipping the ink into a different ink? If
she I mean, okay, if she was going out, if
she was going for a year, I think, okay, I
can maybe hang out. Do you think you would stay married?
But in a year, would you stay married and cheat?
Or could you last time? If she wasn't getting out,
if she was only I'm saying if she was in
(14:45):
for a year, yeah, she was getting out after a year,
we could I could not cheat and not be together.
But if she was gonna be in for longer a year,
I'd just say we're getting divorced. Okay, eighteen months? Would
you stay together? Married but get in? Different? Ink? But
what's it about? Like, can't you just wait a lonely? Yeah?
You got conjugal visits only four states? I think, Oh,
(15:06):
I think that's what it was. There's only there's a
limit on states that have conjugal mi. We like that up.
I believe eighteen months will be tough, man, that's a
long Could you stay married? I don't think I could.
I mean eighteen months, I don't think I stay married,
but still full around, but stay married. Maybe we talked
about that and be like, hey, you know you're gonna
get out in eighteen months? You cool? If I you know?
You would ask her yeah? If not, then it'd be like,
(15:28):
all right, well, eighteen months you get divorced. If she
said no, you couldn't. Is this just jail or can
it be like military, Like, what if she decides to go?
I think it's jail jail, military comes home. There are
only four states in the country that a lot of
conjugal visits California, Connecticut, New York, and Washington. Wow, I
thought crimes in those states. Let's say your wife goes
(15:48):
to prison. How long on the way you get something?
How long are you waiting if she goes to prison
your wife, are you waiting five years? Say forever? No, no, no,
there's not a number on that. I would you gotta wait, dude,
you know how to wait. Depends what the crime is too,
But it doesn't matter. Yeah, I say, loyal, it's a
(16:13):
minute twelve. If anybody curse, it's fine on this right
because we're not on the air. Yo, yo, just getting this.
I'm around, But no, this is this has happened to
me numerous times. I'm shot that happened happened to you
growing up in the country like we did. I was.
I saw a flying saucer when I was in third grade.
When I was in third grade, I was playing outside
(16:34):
in my grandmother's yard and I turned around and literally
hovering over the trees was what you would consider a
flying saucer like all this stuff you see in the movies.
It was jet black and it hubbed there for a
while and then it shot off. One time I woke
up and I had to sleep paralysis feeling, which we
called a hag in the country. And when I looked
up that thing from Signs, the alien from Signs, And
(16:58):
this is I think even before I saw Signs had
to be before I saw Signs, the things for Signs
was standing over me, and it was purple and black,
and it was breathing just like it was in Signs.
And as the sun started to come up, it just
started to fade away. And I told my mother these
stories for years. Wrote about him in my first book,
(17:18):
Black Privilege, Like I have no reason to make any
of this stuff up. Damn. I just thought about it,
realizing how crazy it does sound. Crazy. Oh man, crazy,
(17:42):
that's crazy. Yeah, all I'm gonna say, that's crazy. That's
all I needed. I'm gonna text it. That's all I needed.
Appreciate that it's funny. Man find saucer. Let me save
this though, because it's a good clip to have that
(18:04):
we can use on the showing. I hear you hold
on if I, uh, hey, Mike, keep keep Yeah, no, no,
not option. Oh well, now we have the audio regulars
clip it out of the Yeah, hear anybody hold on?
Good idea man, Well then it's gonna sound Michael. Can
you come. It doesn't allow me to keep what Yeah,
(18:25):
but I don't want to do that on this show.
I don't hear it all over again. Yeah, yeah, can
you walk at you? Can you get to you? Mike,
I'll let you get that. Thank you. Um. I don't
like the way you guys didn't answer my question. What
the quest question? I don't have I don't have an eight.
I don't have a number on that. If it was
murder and I saw her do it, no, no no, mamon eyes,
(18:48):
it's the same thing that the same thing that Christli is.
I'm good. I'm waiting the same thing that Christlies did
and both of you guys like we both benefited from it.
I'd wait forever. Yeah, I'm waiting, like if we benefited
from whatever the crime is, Yes, I'm waiting forever. But
if she murdered someone because she Craig Craig, I'm out. Yeah, murder, molestation,
(19:09):
there's a level of crime that once it hits that
you just can no longer be with whomever. It is, correct,
I feel that way. Lunch Bunk's not that's bizarre. I
think it's it's your kid. Maybe it's different because I
don't know. I don't have a kids. But if your
kid does something bad to you, still, I don't know.
Oh my god, that's gonna be so hard. Well, it's
like the I don't murder dad. His parents still showed
up in court and like, oh, we can't wait to
(19:30):
prove his innocence. Man, I don't know if I could
go to the court and watch that. Okay, Bernie Madoff's
kids they worked for him and they found out what
he was doing, and they're the ones that went to
the Yeah, different though than a murderer, like the guy
murdered people, but people, I hear you. Yeah, but it's
different than her dad and a kid and a kid
and a dad. Right, you're talking about two different things. Oh,
I still I can get your kid. It would absolutely
(19:51):
be hard. But for your kid murder, allegedly possibly murdered
for other people, that's way different than turning your rich
eighty year old dad in for financial crimes. If your
child was on because you probably take some of the
blame yourself, meaning you radiated that. Yeah, one of them
killed himself to the point of no, no, no no, not
(20:13):
the kids. I'm talking about the one that's not the same.
It's not talking about that one. I'm saying those kids
didn't create their dad. Yeah, I get what you're saying,
but the dad did create the dad, and mom created
the Idaho killer and not everything about him. Obviously made
up all of his own choice. But we have to
have some sort of guilt that the environment that would
be different. Oh so hard. I get it. I know. Sorry,
(20:35):
I'm tracking. You fought for it though, like three times,
and I gotta respect that. Yeah, I mean one killed himself,
I heard, okay, and the other diety cancer and they
think that like the agony and all the things like
the disease, Like you know, body keeps the score. I'm
sure all the stress, all the sadness does not help
an illness, regardless of whatever it is. Yeah. A clip
(20:55):
of brides maid getting proposed to while her sister's wedding
has sparked an online debate about whether or not the
newly engage sibling was stealing the spotlight. Sister of the
bride had no idea this was happening. Reads the video
caption and the TikTok, which is posted on Friday Racket
twenty one million views. The bride is seen preparing to
toss her bouquet into the crowd of bridesmaids, which she
spends around and walks for her sister, still carrying the
flowers in hand. The stun's siblings. Confusion increases when she
(21:18):
spots her boyfriend emerging from the crowd. Her boyfriend then
drops to one knee and the guests around erupt into cheers.
Let me this second part though. In the TikTok, the
bride ist scene preparing to toss the bouquet and when
she spends around a walk towards the sister. People need
to it's shut up. If the bride didn't know, right,
that's different. That's you still in the spotlight. And it's
(21:40):
not even your fault. It's the fiance, the new husband's fault.
You can't propose at that unless other people are in
on it. If families are close and they're like, I'm
getting married and she getting proposed to the same day,
this is the greatest that could see where that would
be even cooler, like you want to share the celebration.
Yeah me, Nope, it's about me. However, I'm selfish like that.
But no, if the bride knows, all good, All rules
(22:04):
are off. If the bride is part of the rules
that are being taken off, would we agree yes. Yeah.
Kanye's legal team is dumping him via newspaper ads. They
can't get a hold of him. Wow, so they have
to They're putting it in the newspaper because that makes
it official. Yeah, in the court of law. They're planning
to put ads in two Los Angeles newspapers to notify
him their office case. Wow, which is wild. Have you
(22:27):
remarried right? He did? Yeah? Girl looks like Kim King.
Oh so did the girl he dated maybe two ago.
The Julia girl does not look like Kim Kardashian. But yeah,
I feel like similarly, when you're looking for like, if
you are looking for the birth dad of someone, you're like,
(22:47):
if you're in the adoption process and you're adopting a
baby but you only know the birth mom, you can
run at an ad in the paper for the birth dad,
and then that's basically if nobody responds, then that's the
surrendering of those rights. That's the last because you can't
find them at all, and they don't want it to
forever be unfound, so that you put up public and
that's the only way they can terminate the rights because
(23:07):
it's like we reached out. Officially, it's done. She does
look like can okay, wow the new wife. Yeah, that's
an interesting thing about the newspaper about Yeah, that's legal.
It's like way to what if you like, are a
caller on the countdown Top five at nine whatever, that
be like hey, coming into number three. Also because it's public,
(23:28):
that's the media. That's what I used to do. Call.
I'll be hey, it is Bobby to Barbarian, Can I
get on? It'd be a count caller on the top
five at nine and then turn into the high five
at nine and then I would be on. I'd be like, hey,
it's Bobby Barbarian and coming up at number two, number two,
the Di vinyls. I touched myself. Did they know you,
like they're like area, Heck, yeah they did. I knew
what I was doing that called they ready to go.
(23:48):
I was doing that. I thought it was the coolest
thing ever. I'd start calling it like three to be
on for the high five at nine. Wow, I was
dedicated a helicopter path. Let's track drawing a penis in
the helicopter Pilt caused a stir after their fly path
show that they drove a giant penis with the flight.
(24:10):
And it's a detailed penis. It's not just the round
tall round, it's multiple rounds and then tall and then
also ahead on the toll. Wow, with the helicopter flight.
That's some skill. Yeah, it's art. Research reveals wearing a
favorite necklace, watch, or your favorite clothing product produces the
(24:31):
happiness spurring brain chemical release. So if you have a
go too article of clothing and you love it and
you're kind of like, I don't know how I feel today,
wear it makes feel better. Yeah. I always enjoy wearing
like oversized hoodies because then I don't have to suck
in the whole time. Oh that makes you feel better
because I'm ashamed of my body and so therefore i
wear this hoodie and I'm like, oh, just relax and
(24:53):
worry about other stuff. So it makes me happy. Like
Billie Eilish, right, students who were like loose clothes all time,
I don't know why, but it's like, yeah, she wear
list clothes all the time. Yeah, it wears those big hoodies. Yeah. Hey,
I don't know if it's because she hates her No,
I didn't. I don't know about that part. But you're
not supposed to take pictures of her? Did you try?
Why would you try? Why would you try to take
(25:15):
pictures of her at close distance? Because it's not like
you don't go to a concert. They she says, don't
take pictures of me, So that must have been told
to you in a professional setting. What happen backstage somewhere? Ye, right,
right right, but no cameras out, I still got pictures.
That's weird though, too when they do that. But I
get it. Sometimes I don't get it well me either,
(25:36):
And I would never say, don't take pictures of me.
But sometimes they're like getting they're grooming fixed before they
go on somewhere, or and they know they were just
walking through the hallway to go to interviews, and when
they came in the interview room, like there's not a
lot of cameras out, and I'm like, or it's like
they don't want a picture posted to them where they're
not looking their best or they're like walking halfway talking
their mouths like I'm gonna get that. I would never
do that, and I don't get it as and I
understand I would do it, but I understand why they
(26:00):
do that because they don't want images of them not
looking their best. But then some of the biggest stars
in the world don't do that. You're right, I'm not advocating.
I'm just saying I understand why certain people do that,
even though I don't understand the mindset of I want
that done. Is it always the person's request or can
it just be their people? The differences your people are
still you even if it's your people's. It doesn't matter though.
(26:23):
If I'm gonna tell you because I have like Morgan
number one would be my people. She was on the
show and now she worked for me over on like
the management team, and she's my what they call a
day to day, so she'd be my people. And if
Morgan number one went into a place and was like
I this and he's walking down the hall and whereas
fruit loops and she was just rude, and they're like, well,
(26:44):
that's his people, No, that's me, because I'm the one
that hires them. That gives them direction, and if they
break the direction and they do something embarrassing or humiliating,
you have to either fire them or fix it. And
so it's always on the people. And you know, Taylor's
would do all these great things and people will be like, well,
that's our people. No, no no, no, no, But Taylor's people
are her, right. They don't just do that because they go, well,
(27:07):
we're Taylor's people, We're gonna do all these cool, awesome things. No,
Taylor goes, Hey, guys, and some of maybe Taylor too.
Here's what we want to do. We want to be
really good to people. We want to send things we
want to So when people go, oh, that's just our people, no, no,
but her people are her. It's the same thing. She
literally can't put stamps on envelopes and we're getting ups
all day sending packages out. So the people are the person. Okay,
(27:29):
now the people can mess up occasionally, but that is
still on the person. If something on this show goes wrong,
it comes back to me everything, and you're my people.
Not in that way, but I'm the head of the
snake in the same way. If something happens where I'm like,
we had an issue recently and I was like, hey,
what happened here Scooba. We'll just go protecting one of
(27:50):
you guys. He'll go, that's on me. I've got to
make sure that this is covered because that's on me.
And I know for a fact it wasn't on him.
I wonder who it's been a long he's done this
a couple times over the years, but he's been He's like,
that's on me, and I'm like no, no, no, no no, no,
was it Eddie? And he's like, nope, that's on me. Wow,
(28:11):
thanks Scuba. So he's he's kind of a well, if
I'm the head of the snake, he's kind of the
scrot him. Yeah. Wow. But it's sort of like like
did he's people they were trying to clear the hallway
when he was about to go on stage. They're like,
everybody needs to be out of the hallway. Move, move, move,
And I stayed there and did he came out and
gave me a fist bumps because he was excited someone
(28:32):
was there. So I was like, well, and a lot
of well they do. But people will take to take
pictures the whole time or get hey take a picture
with me, not just of him. Like to get caught up. Yeah,
they're trying to get a to B if they're super famous.
People are always trying to get pictures with him. You're right,
because did he super famous? And I was definitely trying
to get a picture with him And I was like, dud,
you're the only one that wasn't a big and he
(28:52):
was like loa blah blah blah. And he came over
gave me a fist bump and I was like what
And that probably wasn't Did he going, okay, guys go
shut the hallway down? But did? He has to go
a lot of places? And they know now that did
he get stopped all the time, So they're gonna try
to make it easier on him to get a to B,
So they will make that decision for him, but based
on his needs and what they interpret his needs to be. Yeah,
(29:12):
he definitely probably has people stop him everywhere here. Everywhere
he goes. Everyone all was cooler too, right when everyone's
like the people are met are mean, But then the
artist is like, oh no, it's okay, we'll get that picture.
Well it makes the artists look good too, Yes, it
does make them. And there are a couple here in
town that purposefully are awesome and higher really tough pr
people so they don't have to be the bad guy.
Really yeah, and they themselves are great because look at
(29:35):
you and Diddy, You're like, dude, he made time for me.
That's amazing. Look how awesome he was time? What time
did he make for you? Though? He came over this?
He come over, just walk by, stopped, turned around and
came back in this bump. Not a fool comeback, but
I reach, but it was I was actually very like
impressive geeking out for lunchbox. Is that he had that
(29:56):
moment because did he was intentional? It's awesome. Okay, so
there's that. I think we're done here. Um right, how
long is this? I guess in forty seven? Wow, of
all those words you just said, they didn't go together,
big difference minutes thirty minutes. All right, feel good about it.
(30:18):
You guys were good about it. How do you think
the Chrystal is gonna listen to us in prison? Do
you think they got it? Like? Yeah, yeah, probably? Okay,
do I think they are? Nay? But don't think they could. Yeah.
I mean that's one of those nice prisons, so I'm
sure getting a podcast isn't on the things you can't do.
He's probably playing golf right now, probably Madden him. I'm
just like, God, what's that. He's in a league. He's
(30:41):
like developing his quarterback. Oh, it's so jealous. All right,
that's it, Thank you guys. Well we'll see you tomorrow. Bye.
Hosts And Creators
Bobby Bones
Amy Brown
Lunchbox
Eddie Garcia
Morgan Huelsman
Raymundo
Mike D
Abby Anderson
Scuba Steve
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