We're Forced To Try Foods We Hate! + Amy Reveals A Secret About Bobby + Why Did Amy Jump In The Pool With All Her Clothes On?!

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
All right, the Bobby Bones post show, pre show. What's up? Everybody?
Thank you? Looking at some notes here, I just got
a note. I guess everybody's doing the cardboard cutouts now, yeah,
for their thing, because Arkansas just sent me one and
they were like, hey, you're gonna be a cardboard cutout
in the stands. Nice. So you know where you're gonna be. No,

(00:21):
but it's a cool gift, and not just Arkansas, but
you can be wherever because I'm Tampa Bay Rays. I'm
there because our stationed there in Tampa. We're at the
Tennessee Titans games because we took them for them. But
it's a cool gift. It's like your husband or boyfriend
or brother. Yeah, it's a good idea. Put them out
there because they love the team or whatever, because I
think you're there all season. Yeah, it's it's a it's

(00:41):
a fun thing. Um, this one is hog cutouts. But anyway,
I just was reading a note about that. Also, I
wrote an article for Sounds Like Nashville because dancing when
the Star starts on Monday, and they were like, hey,
write an article giving your tips. I had to win
the show, so I wrote it and it's all good
and I sent it off and one part I put like, hey,
I was Carol asking on my season, except I didn't

(01:02):
possibly kill my husband. And they came back and they
were like, hey, maybe you shouldn't put that, and I
was like, no, if you want me to write, yeah,
let me, let me be me. I said, fix typos,
but don't fix creative. And so you don't think that
was bad to you know, because that's what everybody says. Yeah,
way you put in there, but I didn't. I didn't
possibly kill my husband. Yeah, and you didn't say this

(01:23):
season's Carol Baskin. You could you said possibly like a
Letta guilty. Everyone thinks like that kind of believe it.
I don't think you don't and maybe even written that
later in the story. Yeah, and well I don't think
she actually killed her husband. I think that article will
go up Monday on Sounds like Nashville. I got a
note here from someone that goes, hey, this is what

(01:43):
they asked. You've traveled a lot for your upcoming TV
show and doing comedy towards the past few years. What
do you think of the three most beautiful must visit
places in the United States? Though that was a good question.
That was a good question. I'm blessed that until this job,
I never traveled anywhere. But now this job sometimes forces me,
sometimes allows me to go to really great places. Um

(02:06):
So I made a list here and I said, no order.
The rate hits me with a three. Okay, it's fine.
The number three. I would put Boston beautiful. It's so cool.
It's old school, a lot of colonial history there hebble streets,
and if you don't like that, just go to the

(02:26):
go to the current part of town. It's move it's hustling,
it's bustling, or it's super calm by the water. The
food is great. The seafood is just fantastic. The people,
to me, I love because they are in your face
a bit. But there's a real honest feeling about Boston.
So fall beautiful in the fall, oh yeah, fall winter,

(02:49):
I'm out. It's great. It's gold and lots of snow.
But I would say Boston is at number three. I
love every time we go up there, or I go
up there for any reason whatsoever. Just is even once
Eddie and I went and didn't have jackets, I don't think,
and then we stood outside meeting people for like an
hour after the show and it was like October November
freaking cold. That's number three. Number two I'm gonna put.

(03:14):
I recently got to go into the mountains of Montana,
deep into the mountains, and I was cut off from everything,
and I never feel like I'm the guy that wants
to go for a real hike, like up a mountain.
But it was just so large and picturesque that I

(03:34):
was like, man, I sure, wheres canin was here? We
go hike that mountain that I'd never been into Montana before.
That to me, I would say going into Montana. We
flew into Bozeman and drove like four hours west. We
were in the big National Forest there. It was amazing.
The mountains are so big, black butte was the big
mountain where we were, and it is pretty freaking cool.

(03:56):
So I put that at number two. Number one. I
hope you guys don't think this is a cliche. And
I never got to go as a kid. But going
to Washington, DC and seeing all the monuments if you've
never seen them, good one. You're just like, holy crap,
this is all the stuff I've seen from TV. And
then you actually learned while you're there. Too. Yeah, I
when I went as an adult, that's what you think.

(04:16):
I'm like, if if I could come here as a
kid to learn school would be so amazing because I
went as an as probably thirty four when I went
the first time, and as an adult, maybe it just
weighed more on me. I was like, Wow, these are
where the people that made all the decisions that made
me stand right here. It was fantastic. So that's what
I would put. DC is also a pretty cool town,

(04:38):
Like we spend a lot of our time in Northern
Virginia and touring up there, which is close to DC,
Like you can go to Alexandrea. Yeah, I guess. Also
though we played the Warner Theater many times right next
to the White House. Yeah. But I would say DC's
at number one if you've never seen the Monuments. If
you've seen the Monuments, yeah maybe no, they have like
Air and Space Museum. Yeah, there are a lot of music. Yeah,

(04:58):
there's a lot of that Holocaust Yvan. Yes, So those
are my top three there And thank you for that question.
I didn't put that in the show. I thought it
was a little self serving, but I thought it was
a fun thing to talk about. If you're looking to
go and find somewhere to make a trip too. And Montana,
DC those two more so and COVID you could probably

(05:22):
actually still have fun there. Boston maybe not as much
because you want to go see things and be inside
of places. I was probably limited, but DC a lot
of it's outside. Montana is all outside. There's nobody forever
and ever and ever. So all right, solve that. Let's see, Oh, quickly,
raise bet Rai's gonna guarantee a victory here, and I

(05:43):
just want to make sure we put this on the air.
He's got an NFL Week one. Yeah, he's gonna guarantee
a victory here. So what's the story. So I have
an insider in Indianapolis and he really knows the Colts
very very well. Matt Overton, no different guy, Okay, similar
circles though, And they played the Jacksonville Jaguars this weekend.
He guarantees it from stuff he knows that gives a

(06:06):
lot of info that we don't know on the average man.
This is advanced info that they have, saber metrics, numbers, analytics,
all that stuff. The Colts are gonna win by two
touchdowns over the Jaguars to win the bet. They only
have to win by eight, but he says they're gonna
win by two scores, and ain't you be close? Are
you putting money on it? Absolutely? Football is finally back.

(06:26):
I've been waiting all summer for this. Can I give
you money to put on it for me? Yes? Are
you sure? I mean unless it's a huge amount because
of conversions, because it's now you have to put stuff
through bitcoin? Am I ever going to get it back
if I win it in two days? So you know,
out of all the games happening this weekend, that is

(06:47):
the most favored by Las Vegas. No, I don't have
so that. I mean they are the most favorite team
of this weekend to win. Ray, So good Colt. But
it's a spread that you're trying to cover, not saying,
I mean this spreads tough to hit regardless of don'tay
who you bet none, who's the favorite or not? All right, Raymundo,
I'm gonna send you two hundred and fifty dollars. Why

(07:10):
are you gonna bet it for me? Of course? What's
the line right now? It was minus eight pre show research.
I'm just double checking that it's still with that. Do
you know if I loot. No, this is a guarantee.
Are you sure well? No, I'll tell you what he's
gonna do. He won't bet it, No, I will bet it.
It's minus and if you lose the bet, he will

(07:32):
keep the money. And if he wins it, he won't
find a way to pay you your money. No, yes,
he will. He's dumb the book. He's the dumbest thing
you can do, because then you're rooting against your buddy,
and you could also lose money, and you're rooting for
absolutely nothing, just to be greedy. Should I send this
to you? Yes? Are you gonna bet it? Will you
send me the betting slip? I will, all right, right

(07:59):
sent I'll tell you what. Put two forty for me
intens for your your betting feet. It's a good deal.
Two forty. If I lose this, you're not, it's a lock.
Show me the betting slip later, I will anybody else
want to hop into that action? No? No, how do
you do that? What's your site? Bovada? For now? But

(08:19):
things are switching over in the next couple of weeks.
It's gonna be legal here in Tennessee. Do you think
it is? No way? It just got real. No, Oh,
I'm like a kool aid man. Boom, I'm back. We
have to use offshore betting. Well, that's why I don't
do it. It feels two fishy. It is fishing. Wow,

(08:41):
they're gonna be betting. Like when when I bet I
give him my credit card number and the charge comes
back is like Joe Sandwich shop in Jersey. That's weird.
It's so weird. Yeah, baby, come on, I'll have more
fun with it though, if it's legal and I can
like do it on my phone like an app. Right,
it'll usually be you go into a bar and you

(09:02):
can do it with their Wi Fi. They're strict Wi Fi,
but then they'll also be websites which will lead to apps.
What do you mean you go into bars and use
their Wi Fi? Use your home Wi Fi because they've
done all the permits that they need to do so
that they're allowed to do sports gambling, but you can't
do it at home on your own WiFi. You will
be with some of these, But what they're going to
do is one of the first things they're doing is
where you go to bars and that brings people in.

(09:24):
That's how you get paid out, so that those will
lead to the quicker payouts most likely, but yes, you
can do it on your home with the Wi Fi.
All right, I bet two hundred and forty bucks. I
expect four hundred and eighty dollars absolutely, and when they
win Sunday, I expect it by the next Sunday. So
not like its Trump bet to the end of the football. Yeah,

(09:44):
no, no no, no, we're not doing Trump part two. All right,
let's get going here. Yeah, you're looking at like four
hundred and fifty eight dollars. Nice, it's it's Cults minus eight. Yep,
all right, I mean I mean that means it calls
up win by eight points sports betting. I don't get
the Colts win by nine points. I win, Okay, the

(10:04):
money they win by seven, he loses. Yes, I need
the Colts to win by nine points, Thank you very much.
All Right, that's it. We're on today's show by everybody
hesk Hey, guess, welcome to Thursday's show. More in studio

(10:29):
morning Amy's back. She was gone for one day. Well,
COVID precaution. She called and goes, hey, I didn't say
which kid was sick or anything specific. I thought that
was your own business. Yeah, well we can say okay, okay.
Her daughter was sick and she said she coughing, she
got stomach issues. What do you want me to do?
This is in the evening before the show the next day,

(10:49):
and I was like, I'll tell you. What I don't
want you to do is come in like I don't
think you have it COVID. But yeah, I mean I
felt totally fine, but she was not gonna go to school.
So therefore I felt like, out of respect for all
of you, I needed to let you know her update.
And I said, out of respect everybody else we don't know,
come in right. And so she got a test. She

(11:10):
got it back like twelve hours and it wasn't even
a she didn't even paid. My friend told me where
to go. So another mom at the school she gets
tested all the time, so I knew she had like
the hookup and I said, hey, I need to get
me and Stashia tested asap. And she said, this is
where I go, and so we went and hook up. No,

(11:30):
it's place. Yeah, it's a drive too, and it says
that it could take three hours, but she told me
she mean three days, three days, sorry, three days correct.
She said that she's gone multiple times and she always
has it back within twenty four hours. So I couldn't
guarantee me that, but I had Amy before the show.
I woke up at like three and I was like, Hey,
what's the deal, and she was like, I got a
negative test last night. Everybody to go so here? She's

(11:52):
all right, Yeah, just safety precaution. I'm not We're not
trying to spread this thing. Oh, I agree. I was
quick question, if a vaccine comes out late October, you
hopping on it. I'm so torn on this because I
don't know what it will do. I have friends that

(12:14):
are super adamant that they will not touch it or
give it to their kids, And then I'm like, do
they trust other vaccines? I don't. Yeah. The reason I
ask October is because they're rush trying to rush one election.
I don't like that, right. I would like I want
assurance that other people have used it for a long
time and we feel safe with it. That may be
a year from now then for you exactly. Then I

(12:36):
also have this other side of me that says, oh,
I need to trust what they're going to put out,
and I would love to see my dad like that
would be awesome. Here's my thing. If one is put
out before the election, I'm anna wait because I feel
like it was rushed as a as a tool. Yeah,
if one comes out in January February, hit me with
the baby imb first in line, because that's just a

(12:58):
vaccine that they've developed over time they feel good about.
Let's go like put in all my hole, stabby everywhere.
I want to be fully vaccinated. Yeah, I am so.
I'm so pro vaccine, except for if one comes out
before the election, I'm gonna hold off on it for
a bit. Yeah, because I do feel like that's probably
a bit a bit hastily put out. Well, Eddie, you

(13:19):
I think it's a little rushed. That's what I worry
about is just the rush and the you know, the
clinic trials that usually vaccines take like forever and ever
to make sure long term stuff doesn't happen. We don't
know any of that. So it's as scary as getting
Corona to me, you know, like interesting, So I mean
that shut down full productions the vaccines. It's the vaccine
and just be like I'm good, let's keep rolling. Yeah,

(13:41):
that's it's a little worrisome to me. Yeah, the whole
the world's an interesting place right now, very much. So
it's weird. I don't even remember what it was like
to go out and there'll be a big crowd and
oh gosh, yeah, I've gotten used to it now. I
kind of thought. I thought, Okay, if I've got coronavirus,
well we're just gonna have to stay in our house
for fourteen days or however long it is. And like
I be able to leave, and I was like, well, wow,

(14:01):
just suddenly does not seem that weird to me, Like
I've had time to acclaman get used to it all
these months. Here I am block me up. Well, we're
glad you don't have it. Amy doesn't know what's happening
today though, and now she's being included, Oh what's happening
because I hit her up on the sly because what
we're doing today is we're seeing if as adults our
taste buds have changed. Is how are you texting me

(14:24):
that I don't want to eat it? You have to know?
Can we pick the same thing? Yes? We did. So
we all have things that we absolutely hate. And I
asked everybody, not them, not knowing what was going to happen.
I hate peanut butter. I don't think I've ever in
my life had a spoonful of peanut butter. Man, I'm
gonna eat a spoonful of peanut butter. Coming up, You're
gonna eat olives. Eddy's gonna eat olives. Lunchbox is gonna

(14:44):
eat broccoli, Morgan is gonna eat celery, and Raymundo is
going to eat tomatoes. Tomatoes. My gosh, y'all got off easy.
We have to eat the olives. All of those other
food is fine. No, I like all your foods. I don't.
I don't think I don't. That's the point of it all.
That'll happen later on. Okay, you missed a big show yesterday.

(15:08):
Oh what happened? Well? I finally told everybody here on
the show that I told Kaitlin I loved her. Oh
I knew that, though you knew. I know that's what
I was telling, But I mean you and I hadn't
talked about it. That's what I was irritated about. Why. Well,
he was sharing like a tender moment with us and
it was just us dudes. You know, Well, this is
what happened. I got a voicemail about it and she said, hey,

(15:29):
I saw in your Instagram story you were talking about
it and I said yes, and so I'm talking and
it's me Ray, Eddie, Lunchbox, Mike d and I'm like
and they're looking at me like, bro, bro, this is
a huge deal. It is so. And you also weren't here,
but here was the thing? Is that? So? You know,
I've never said that to anybody in my life, and

(15:50):
I say it to Caitlin and I didn't get to
tell Amy because she runs and tells Amy immediately. I
think I was the first person she called. Here's why,
probably because you didn't know why, because we had had
multiple conversations about her loving you but not saying it,

(16:19):
and if she should for sure wait for you to
say it, and what did you advise her? Yes, you
told her to wait. Yeah, yes, guys. I knew he
loved her. Yeah, I knew he loved her, but I
didn't want him to get something I never I didn't
want to mess with it at all. I didn't, you know,
the one thing, like she could suddenly be like, you

(16:40):
know what, I love you? And who knows what that
would do? Do Do you? You might be like, I'm out,
never mind. I don't know even though I knew you
loved her. It just is a sensitive thing, and I thought,
you know what, you can wait. I mean we went hiking, me,
my husband, her and Stevenson. We were all talking about it. Well,
your husband's been in on this too. No, not to totally.

(17:00):
He just would kind of. He kind of piped in
at the end that he never told me he loved
me until he proposed. Oh and then she after I
tell her, she was like, be honest, were you gonna wait?
What are you gonna waitland do like ben? Oh oh
that's where that came. Bro. Yeah, so no, you weren't,
but I wasn't. That's why. I think she just wanted

(17:23):
some sort of affirmation that being patient would be worth it,
and I would encourage. I encouraged her. Await. I don't
know if you're mad at me for that. I was
trying my best. No, I don't care at all. I
think great. However, I just think, now she's your friend,
you're supposed to be my friend. There's just a You
didn't call me to say I love Caitlin, but I'm
scared to diller like you. She came to me. You

(17:45):
could have called you just said hey me, can we
go on a hike. I got something I want to
never do that. If I called you, let me ask you, okay.
If I called you, I don't know Sunday, yeah and
say hey, hey, you might go on a little little
nature walk with me. I guess something pretty important. I
want to run by you. That's what she does, right,
But what would you think if I said that to you?

(18:06):
I would say, okay, what time I'll meet there. That's
what friend is so uncharacteristic of me to be. I
would just text you like, yeah, yeah, but you did
like that's yeah. I don't want you to feel weird
about it. But that's where we are with the I
am happy you guys are close. There's just five percent.
It's annoying five percent. It's like you're supposed to be
my friend, okay, and also you like our better too.

(18:31):
I'm losing everything. It's not true. But we have more
in common, like we like to go on hikes and
talk about all the things. Yeah, and you know you
have a little Bible study group now, yeah, I need that.
We haven't. I was supposed to come to your house
today actually for it. But the other girl, we're not
very good at scheduling. Yeah, you know, I feel like

(18:53):
we have a text and we have it on the calendar,
and then suddenly one of us will be like, wait,
I was confused. I don't have that on my calendar.
So we have we missed like three weeks because of
calendar confusion. So next week you're hosting. That's what I
hear in my house. Um so anyway, you weren't here
that I got brought up yesterday. It's a huge, huge,
it is a huge time. I didn't get to hear
how you shared it or how you I mean, I

(19:14):
know from her I told the guys that went gross imaging. No,
but I mean, are you how do you feel great?
Because I haven't gotten to talk to you about that part.
You just feel great? What do you mean? Just feel great? Great?
About as great as you can feel. It's the it's
the greatest. It's the word that you said it like great.
I do feel great. It's been a while now since
upset it, but I do. I did feel it. It It

(19:36):
was hard to actually physically say it even though I
felt it. You can make a man okay what it
felt like, and then now is it just easy? Yeah?
I know, like every day sometimes he'll say it Hey,
what's happening here at Okay? I no longer Amy and Eddie.

(19:57):
I've been my best friend of my life forever. It's
now just Eddie guy. Amy has now gone over to
the others. I heard that he'll like leave the room
and be like, like just not leave the house. But
he's leaving the room and he's like love you, Oh
my goodness, Like he's going to the kitchen. I'll say this.

(20:18):
I'll say this, and I'm not saying you're wrong. I
know what I'm saying is I know that she likes
to be told that. So why is it bad if
she likes to hear that? And I tell her whenever
she likes to hear it. I love it. I'm not
letting you're laughing and you guys are laughing about because
we love you. I'm proud of it. You should be
proud of it. You say it every minute of the day. Vones, Yeah,

(20:41):
you haven't said your whole life, dude, get it? Get
Do you say it when you're end a phone call?
We don't talk talks on the nineteen eighty seven. When
you leave the house or when you leave a voice memo,
did you do that? But no, we don't really voice memo.
I mean, we're um leave the house. Sure, yeah, yeah,

(21:04):
I try to say it as much as possible because
I know she likes it. I don't. And then this
isn't what we try to do. We try to make
people feel loved in different ways. And she likes it
through words. I like it through which she makes me
holdmell in the morning. It's really like it's a big
deal that she gets up before the show. Ye, your
acts of service? So okay? People on Instagram Facebook saying stuff, Yes,

(21:25):
everybody's been very kind nice or me all kinds, which
is a good thing for our page. So I don't
understand how we have such a fun mostly positive We're
not fake positive, but mostly positive show. Yeah. You go
over to our Facebook page and it's the jungle. You
don't know if a line's gonna get you from the side,

(21:46):
you don't know if a machette wielding, and you just
don't know. We were talking about love in the last
segment and Raymond goes, hey, I have a secret about
two artists and country music that maybe in uh ray
moondos country music secrets. What do you have? Yes? So
I was on Instagram and this could be a budding

(22:07):
romance that nobody really knows about. So this one country
musician was out west in California. It's a very beautiful
type place. And then another country artist, a female, commented
on this beautiful place. That's really beautiful. I've always wanted
to go there, And it's really just a comment, but
it's also kind of saying that that country artist is

(22:28):
maybe beautiful. And so I think maybe this is a
potential romance down the road in a month and we're
gonna start to see it. They're very they're decently major
country stars. These are just not to nobody's We play
their songs on our show, So to nobody's, aren't they friends?
Maybe they are, and I'm totally wrong. We'll tell us
who they are. You, who are you predicting? That's a

(22:49):
secret though. That's a thing if we go to the page, Yes,
and he's making it up. Yeah, yeah, this is a
secret thing you only you created. I wanted people to
do their research. If you go on Instagram, check out
a couple you'll find. Okay, all the artists that are
played on me, let me look, because I think I
would know who one of them is. Tell me if

(23:10):
I'm right here. Ray, Okay, let's see. Oh oh oh oh,
I know I saw this hold on, Oh did you
feel it too? Is it Brett is Brett Eldridge? And
he posted oh bucket list place Carly Pierce? Oh man,
Fred Eldridge and Carly Pierce. I'm gonna tell you right now,

(23:32):
they're not They're not a thing right now. But I'm
not saying they can't be. But I don't think there
anything near a thing, all right, So I'm wrong. Do
you want me to close this segment? That was a
good secret? I just don't. There's just no way. Why
does he keep messing with Carly Pierce? He likes Carly Pierce.
I'm engaged he you know, think he likes Michael Ray.

(23:54):
You jell yeah? Is that well? Me and Michael Ray,
we're gonna have that bus party that never happened. So
and then I was attracted to their relationship. It was
a booming and then it just tragically fell apart. So
I would say it's interesting. Yes, yeah, I'm gonna go that.
There's nothing happening there, just for two reasons, I know specifically,

(24:15):
So get there you go. You sorry, Ray, we're talking
over you imaging that. Wait, is this Bobby's country secret
going right? It doesn't Bobby has secrets. I'm always just
like torn because some of them I can kind of
tell some of them. I can't. Um this one. I can't.
He goes, okay, um, thank you, Raymundo that segment. Watch

(24:39):
this Mount All of Elementary Schools class hilarious reaction. Obviously,
can't watch it. I'm reading the top of a story
here when the teacher disappeared from a video call. So
here you go. What happens when kids are left unattended
in a video call. Miss Michelle Westmoreland, a teacher at
Mount all of Elementary School, found out with her Google
classroom computer. When I went black, very quickly, the children began, well,

(25:02):
you can hear the clip? Is it just me? Or
did miss Westbilan leave the call? Who's random? That? Weshman?
Just list I'm even git enough now we got the
log off the meeting freshman, oh man, they're so well behaved, cute.
I love it. I thought it was gonna be mayhem.

(25:24):
What would your kids have dined? I honestly don't know.
I hope they would stay calm like that and wonder
what happened if she just randomly went or they might
be like, oh, teacher left peace out by a student's
house gets robbed during a zoom class. Did you see this?
It is crazy. It's of a girl getting robbed during

(25:44):
her online class. Now this is in Spanish. We'll play
some of it here, but Eddie has watched and we'll translate. Yes, yes, yes,
I will translate for you, almost like the UN the
United Nations meetings. Okay, go ahead, professor, Professor, Hey, we

(26:05):
gotta call cops. The robin. Yes, they're robbing her house
right now, and then they keep going Hill's name. They
called the police. I thought it was gonna be like
a seven year old, but I I guess she's a she's
a teenager. I think they're in college, because, professor, can
you imagine though, you're watching a zoom and somebody gets
attacked or robbed while you're white, there's nothing you can do. Nothing.

(26:27):
Do we know how that ended? They did get them.
There was a group of guys, that guys crazy man.
Officers were able to detain the four suspects after they
fled the scene footed Gin's after one of the thieves
closes the laptop in order to steal it. I bet
they were also like when they got arrested, they were like,
why are we going to do a house? They had
a zoom meeting going. Didn't someone look in there and

(26:49):
see the latest from Nashville and Tullywood Morgan number two.
The ACUM announced the prisoners and some performers for the
ACM Awards. Tricia Yearwood will perform I'll Carry You Home
to pay tribute to those we've lost in country music.
Bobby Bones, Darius Rucker, Lauren Elena Runaway, June Cam and
Clint Black and his wife Lisa are all set to

(27:11):
present It's Happening in September sixteenth at eight seven Central
on CBS Florida. Georgia Line released a new song called
long Live Love, Long Neck Bottles and Wide Open Bottles
and old Girls and No Man Lolian Country Girls, Dolis
and cut up Jeans, lolling Way Live, loll Live Black

(27:36):
Lol Lol. Dan and Jay shared a live version of
their single I Should Probably go to bed, has should
probably go to bed, Hasha probain off my phone, Hasha
quim out of my head, Hasha Probably, I'm Morgan number two.

(27:58):
That's your skinny home. It's time for the good news.
An Ohio police officer pulled up to a car wreck
on the highway around seven o'clock Saturday night. Cars upside
down and someone's like, hey, there's a child trapped inside.
And he looks inside and the child's leg is losing
color because it's pinned. He's like, I gotta go in there,

(28:20):
gets on his hands and knees, crawls through the glass,
cuts himself up, and then he cuts the kid out
of the safety seat, the child seat, and it's all
on the body. Camp dang love it. That's awesome. Holy crap.
That is a That is a great story. That's what
it's all about. Right there. That was tell me something
good up to day. This story comes with us from Blackburn, England.

(28:44):
Two buddies went out to eat, got ninety dollars worth
of food. They're like, man, we don't want to pay
for this. Let's sprinkle some hair on our food and
get it for free. So they did that and they
took hey, there's hair and our food. They reviewed the
security camera and they saw the guy reaching his pan hair.
That would need to be the first hair I would
go for, honestly, or his pocket. No, no, no, no,

(29:09):
like I would definitely go to back of my head
pray what so they ended up paying for the meal.
I'm out your bone head store of the day. This
is Chase from Germany who called us, Hey, Bobby, just
Colin though, as I know you guys said that, uh
you pray copyright y. I was wondering if it's been

(29:34):
a year yet. I can't remember how long it's been. Thanks.
Have you pursued copyrighting that at all? No? I probably
need to get on that. Little John would done that though? Yeah? Yeah,
yeah right? Or is that Ussher? That's usher? Yeah, that's
a little John. That'd be tough to copyright. And I
have friends at Patton stuff. Do they really ever make
money when you do that stuff? I don't know. Do

(29:56):
you know the difference in a patten in a copyright?
Patton's an object? Yeah, fair enough. That's like an invention,
like a technique, an inventions technique, sure, and a copyright
is words intellectual. So we're gonna make money off of
you could if other people started using it and you
owned it. Whenever they do it, I go, hey, sorry

(30:17):
about that. That's one dollar to say that close? Yeah, yeah, okay,
here is Laurie. My boyfriend Eric and I were supposed
to be heading to Nashville today, but unfortunately, through the COVID,
we are not going to make the trip. However, it
is his birthday today and we're huge fans of your show.
It would mean the world to me if you could
give him a birthday shout out. Thanks a lot. Yeah, birthday, birthday,

(30:38):
shout out, birthday, birthday, shout out Eric, Happy birthday, butt,
and we'll hit you with one big year out from Raimundo. Yeah,
there you go. Let's do it, at it, Let's do
one more. Here is someone that's upset with me Studio.
We listen to the show every day, but Bobby, I
got a bone to pick with you. My wife went
to Sonic today. She never goes to a past need

(30:59):
restaurant to get a Bobby water. As she's leaving, she's
backing out of the spot, hits her mirror on the
sign next to the car and starts to rip it off.
So she stops, pulls forward, and somehow gets the car
so close to the sign that she's just stuck in
the parking spot. She called me, I had to go
up there somehow get the car unstuck and put the

(31:20):
mirror back together, all for a two dollars. Bobby Water, Hey, listen,
I didn't say it was easy pulling in those Sonic slides.
You got to slide into that spot just right. But
that's that that's on her driving skills more than it's
on her going right. Yeah, I mean it does Sonic.
They're tricky. Yeah. And I've scraped my mirror before in

(31:44):
the past six months. I've scraped it where I was like,
oh and then pull forward out of there. Man. All right,
Bobby Water, By the way, it's Sonic if we have
no sort of affiliation with them whatsoever. But it's a
root forty four ble ice, real fruit, cherry and strawberry
and then add nerds boom. Put on the water. You

(32:05):
will love it and be so hydrated. All right, thank
you for the voicemails. Call us anytime eight seven, seven
seventy seven, Bobby. Let's play elder versus millennial. Here we go.
Oh yeah, it's the game matching Eddie, our oldest, versus
Morgan number two, our youngest, in a battle of generation.

(32:27):
Let's run down the players. First up, the hispanic who
don't panic, got gray hair, don't care. He's a member
of our squad with the most rock and dad Bond
producer Eddie Everybody born in nineteen seventy nine. His opponent.
She runs our digital in the nineties. She was spawned.

(32:49):
Her hair is wavy and blonde. She drives a big
old jeep, but she's only five feet It's Morgan number two,
born in nineteen ninety three. Yes, be ans questions about
each other's generation. The score is tied six to six.
It's perfect, Eddie, You're up first, Come on. Chase Crawford
plays the Deep on the Amazon show The Boys, but

(33:12):
before that, he played a character named Nate Archibald on
What CW drama I'm gonna go with Charmed? No, you
didn't even give it a second. I mean CW. What's on? Correct?
His sister, Candice Crawford is who's married Tony Romo? Didn't

(33:34):
I know that fact? This week, Keeping Up with the
Kardashian announced it was ending after twenty seasons. What network
does it air on? E? Why are you looking at
me like that? Is that your answer? Let's go with E? Right? Correct? Oh,
thank goodness. This is the theme song to what Nickelodeon

(33:56):
TV show that premiered in two thousand and seven. I've
been listen closely. I know you see somehow will change
for me and be so wonderful. Eddie, I'm going to

(34:20):
go with the Secret Life of Zach and Cody. There's
a girl singing there. Yeah, I don't, I don't care.
That's all I know from that network. Morgan, do you
want to steal because it's not Secret Life Zach. No.
I know it's not, but I don't know that I
can steal it. What year did you say, two thousand
and seven from Nickelodeon UM victorious incorrect? The girl singing

(34:49):
I believe is Miranda Cosgrove, and the show is I Carly.
I Carly like that show. Okay, wonder one Morgan over
to you. Okay. These are all questioned about Eddie's generation.
What was the name of the clear version of pepsi
from the early nineties clear version of pepsi pepsi zero incorrect? Eddie,

(35:18):
do you remember, oh crap, I do remember the pepsi
and it was clear? Is it just pepsi clear? Incorrect?
It's crystal pepsi, crystal crystal pepsi. Morgan, this has a
clip Vince Neil was the lead singer of what eighties band?
Here's a clip of their song Shout at the Devil?

(35:50):
Can you name that? You listen to that this weekend? Yeah? Yeah,
totally um an eighties band? Yeah, and clearly there are
a rock band, the the Eagles. Incorrect, Man, that's the Oppeah,

(36:10):
that's Eagles aggression on fifty. All right, Eddie, what what'd
you say again? What was the artist? You don't know
who that is? Yeah, I just I want to make
sure that it's Nil was the lead singer of what
eighties band? Okay, Motley Crew? Correct, Morgan, you need this
to tie. I know, I know. What was the name
of the what was the last name of the family
in National Lampoons vacation? The last national lamp What was

(36:36):
the last name of the family in National Lampoons vacation.
I've only seen one of these what it's called National
lampoon vacations. So it was a lampoon, Eddie. That's a Griswolds.
Griswolds is correct. There you go, Thank you, Thank you.

(37:04):
Parents counselors say the one thing you should never tell
your spouse is that you do not like their family members.
I keep those words out of your mouth. It's one
of the hardest secrets to keep, but one of the
most important. Revealing that you hate them will only hurt
your relationship. Just humor the idea that you have to

(37:25):
fake it. I believe it. Tell me more because again
I believe it. I mean, it's happened to us, you know,
where we just kind of say something here and then
you know, I'll say something about her parents and then
she'll be like, that's funny. You know your parents do that.
It's like, oh, yeah, your parents do and then it
just ends up being a fight. And don't take them
saying something negative about their family member whoever it is

(37:46):
as your opportunity to weigh in with your opinion, because
it doesn't matter. They have the right as the person
that's related to say whatever. But it doesn't matter. They're
gonna love them no matter what. If you jump in,
then all of a sudden, they are defending the person
that they were just talking about about. It doesn't make sense. Okay,
So you guys are invitation avoided. So there was a

(38:11):
seventeen year old girl and she goes to the hospital
and something's not right in her stomach, and they give
her an ultrasound and they say, hey, you have a
cancerous tumor. We gotta go in and cut. We gotta
go on and try to remove that thing. So they
went in six hour surgery and instead of it being
a cancerous tumor, they removed a ball of hair that
weighed fifteen pounds because she had been eating her hair.

(38:35):
Isn't that while a teen that eats her hair is
recovering from a side effect of the habit, The girl's
recovering after a fifteen pound hairball was removed from her stomach.
That must be a dense, dense hairball. That thing has
to be just so tightly wet. And what's a baby
seven pounds? Yeah, generally, yes, she basically had twins in

(38:55):
her Wow. I don't then used to pull your hair out,
but you didn't eat it. I don't eat it. I
still do sometimes I've gotten to her. Now, I just
kind of tug on it, but I don't rip it out.
But I like, if I'm driving and I'm nervous about something,
I do this. See Amy's pulling her out right, But
I don't pull I'm not pulling it out. I'm just
touching it. But then I used to get and occasionally

(39:17):
I'll do it and now I pull it out, but
I used to pull it out all the time. Do
you guys have any quirks? Like I rip my nose
hairs out sometimes I don't even realize I'm doing it
because they started to grow so fast that I just
will sit and rip them out, and it hurts real bad,
but I don't even notice it sometimes, so I'll do that.
It's weird. Amy ripped her hair out, Eddie, do anything
my kind? Just blow my nose out a lot, like,

(39:39):
I don't know why, none of my whole life lunchbox
if you call it weird. I snack on my toenails.
Oh yeah, I sit on the couch and rip them
off with my fail that's a conscious decision, right, Well,
it's a conscious decision, though I don't. I'm like talking
about that. It's disgusting. I guess that's weird. Anyway, this
girl didn't have cancer. That's a great thing. They remove
the hairball. Um, she probably gonna have to go to

(40:00):
like therapy or something, right, yeah, yeah, because it's like
a my strange addiction. Yeah yeah, yeah, and get hypnotized, which,
by the way, Monday Show we have a hypnotist coming
in to try to hypnotize some of us here on
the show. Something we're curious about we want to see
if we can do it alive. So Monday morning we'll
have a hypnotist in talking about that. A self described

(40:22):
bridezilla tackled a group of loud people outside of her
wedding in Wales because she didn't want anything to spoil
our day, she said. The bride Zoe, thirty one years old,
was still in her wedding dress, captured on video Friday
after she took the plunge on one of the strangers
in front of her new husband, like they wouldn't shut
up and stop, so she went out and just drilled them.

(40:44):
Apparently she's a rugby player. Oh okay, yeah, yeah, yeah,
but that's a bride zilla, right yeah yeah. I mean
the video is her just reckon these people like tackle football.
You know, I used to just get wrecked older kids.
That's what it looks like. You're on this video and
she's in her wedding us doing it. Ray, have you
seen Bay's wedding dress. No, I'm not supposed to until

(41:04):
the wedding day and you have it and Rodyve been
doing the first look, so I will not see it
until she's coming down the aisle right there next to
my grooms and boys. We're all taking it in together.
What's the first look? They do that now where you
take a picture of the bride groom together before, so
you actually see the bride before she's coming down with
her dad at the church. Is that bad luck? A
lot of them do it now with Instagram and stuff,
but we said no, we are traditional to the core.

(41:27):
So I did it and pictures before. Yeah. I don't
really know if it was good luck or bad luck.
We did it. There was a way to get to
make the pictures after, in between the wedding and the
ceremony go way faster. Yeah, because it's so timing to me.
Your guests are just waiting around like a lou Ray.
How do we have a reception at your wedding? If
it's COVID compliant, it will be Yeah, we're gonna wear masks,

(41:51):
it's gonna be spread out enough. There's only thirty people.
It's a it's a bigger type venue that we're gonna
have it at. And you have a DJ. Yeah, yeah,
So we each have our own little social distance like
dance here, day up here, like a little spots on
the floor like at the coffee shop. It's just like
a restaurant or bar right now where there's no bar.
I would never go to a restaurant or bar right now.

(42:11):
It's gonna be spaced out the exact same way they
were doing it. Okay, that wedding in Maine. People are
still getting tracked back from that. I think three people
have died. But how many over one hundred have COVID
one hundred and sixty four right, how many people were
at the wedding? It's one hundred and sixty four cases
of COVID, three desks, all linked to that main wedding.
But but that wedding, I'm asking me how many people

(42:33):
were there? I don't know, lunchbocks, do you know? No?
Look okay, because I'm like, well, there's only thirty people
like raise following the rules. They clearly didn't. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
all right, check on that. A few movies that are
being remade. Scarface is being remade. Nice never saw the
first one. Oh it's so good bones, but they say
it'll be shocking and r rated. Boor At two is

(42:54):
going to happen and they've already finished shooting it. Yes,
someone finally saw him driving a car, so should aon
Cohen and then realized that they were doing bore at two,
So that's done. But they don't know when it's coming
out or what it's even about. And then Eddie went
to see Tenant. Oh I did God, this movie Tenant
is supposedly the next great movie. Yeah, it's the guy

(43:14):
who did Batman the Dark Knight. Yeah. I think it's
probably the great best movie ever because it's the only
movie in the theater right now. Okay, like there's no
other movie releases. Guys. I left early because after about
an hour and a half of it, I didn't know
what it was about. You walked out. I watched the
entire I was watching the whole movie, and I'm like,

(43:35):
I don't get it. I don't get any of this.
I asked my wife, did you get that at all?
She's like, I don't understand it. It's about time travel, right, Mike,
have you seen it? Do you want to see it? Okay,
he's not gonna go to the theater, but you don't
like it? No, did not like it. I would give
it zero guns out of five. Yes, that alone makes

(43:55):
me want to go see it. Really, you said zero
when you go see it, come back please and tell
me what that movies about. What's rotten tomatoes on it?
Because well, I read that the rotten tomatoes isn't accurate
because no critics want to go see to the movie theater,
so not a lot of people are watching it. Still,
the consensus to audience score two thousand people have seen
it seventy eight percent positive and the credit counts seventy

(44:19):
four percent positive. So I showed my kids Back to
the Future, and my seven year old he goes, I
didn't really understand it, but I liked it. That's kind
of how I came out of Tenant. I didn't really
understand it. It looked cool, but I don't understand this movie.
All right, Well, now I gotta see it. I'm gonna
wait though totally comes out. Thank you guys for hanging
out with us. We got this call and hadn't thought
about this until I heard this boy smail. Hey Bobby,

(44:41):
big fans here. A long time ago you mentioned that
you were going to buy Brayman from Diamond Study earrings,
and we never heard that he actually got his ears
pierced or if you got him the earrings. That's true, Raimundo.
For your wedding, I'm gonna buy you a pair of
diamond study rings. No fiance, he said she ain't gonna
be marrying a woman, and I'm not trying to look

(45:03):
like that. It's fun when I was single, but then
we got caught up in this wedding. I haven't thought
about those ear rings, and I I forgot about that.
Did you already tell me not to get them? I
think it was yet you were gonna get some very
expensive ear rings if I went through with it. But
I also went through with an engagement. Okay, so I'm
not the person it was in the hook. It was
on me. I was supposed to go to the mall

(45:24):
at some Tiffany's or something. Claire's. Yeah. Different. Ray's wedding
is in a month basically, Yeah, what's the actual date?
October twenty fourth. Do you guys have your suits fitted yet? No?
Every day I wake up, Kaitlin's like, yeah, yeah, you
suit fitted? When do we need to do it? By Ray?
October tenth. We're totally fine because you know, October nine,

(45:47):
we're gonna be like boys, have you done this yet,
we'll all go together. Alright, alright, alright, you're Amy's pile
of stories. So Facebook is about to paying people to
deactivate their Facebook and Instagram accounts for a few weeks
leading up to the election in November. If they pick you,
you have a chance to get up to one hundred

(46:09):
and twenty dollars. And they're doing this to test just
how much of an impact they really make on democracy. Like, yeah,
I'm geting them forever for hundred twenty bucks for Facebook.
I don't give a crab about Facebook. Might be Instagram too,
you have to look out that, So be on the
lookout if you're interested, because they might be sending you
a message to pay you to log off. I've been

(46:31):
hypocritical on me to be like, hey, Facebook, I love Instagram.
I'm the same because they're they're the same. And I
shouldn't see a hate Facebook anyway, because our show page
just hit a million followers, which is a big deal
for us. Huh yeah, it's a huge ye. Yeah, So
I love Facebook all the way back around. Facebook is great.
I don't understand how paying people money helps figure out democracy,

(46:51):
though they say it's a little research project for them.
To see how big of an impact that they make,
Because if people are online spreading their propaganda and their
side of this or and who they're voting for and
different than maybe they can see if it really impacts
what's happening at the polls. I'm sure they know more.
They know what I'm about to be thinking. They don't
even know what. They know more than what I'm thinking
right now, they know where I'm about to go. Zon

(47:12):
told me yesterday my Alexa just started talking to me
in my kitchen and was like, hey, basically, this is
how I heard her. Check your pantry. I think you're
running along on plastic cups. You want me to order some?
I go? I look, I have like two plastic cups
left that I put my tea in to go? Do
you tell Alexa every time you use one? Though? No,
Lex that I'm drinking from a plastic cup. I think
she probably did the math on the last time I

(47:33):
ordered and how many cups were in there, and then
how many days had passed, and then I mean, it's
about to be an AI world. Oh, just to embrace it.
Although I'm surprised your husband lets you keep an Alexa
in your house at how secretive he is or how
pro oh I know, but he also is of the
mindset too, like they're they're already getting at all, Like
even with our phones, some of it you can't avoid.

(47:55):
So he kind of like he was the king past.
It's over the computer screen. Still does that? Does he
cover his phone? Still does that? Or he'll unplug Alexa.
He doesn't throws her in the closet. All right, what
else you get, Pank Williams Junior, all my rowdy friends.
It's once again being dropped from Monday Night Football. Now,

(48:17):
this happened back in twenty eleven. I think because he
said something controversial, it did something. I don't remember anything
pre Corona. I have no recollection. Yeah, I mean either.
But this time they're blaming it's nothing that he did
or said. They're blaming COVID nineteen for it because the
song doesn't resonate for games that will be mostly empty.
So it's not like you're you're not with all your

(48:37):
rowdy friends. But I don't think we think that. I
think that that just reminds us the sound of it.
It's weird. If that's really the reason they pulled it,
that's silly. That's what they said they're having a new
version of Little Richard's song Rip It Up, and it
uses like his voice mixed with instrumentals from a band
called Butchertown. He has a big Butchertown fan before they
went pop, before they sold out, I don't even know bute.

(49:02):
And lastly, experts warned that singing Happy Birthday increases the
risk of COVID nineteen transmission hap birth Day two. Yeah,
they said that any song that is sung loud with
constant like richness, which Happy Birthday often is that it's
spread like droplets, spread into the air like crazy, and

(49:23):
Happy Birthday is definitely a song that does it, which
I thought, Okay, well, we've probably gotten rid of blowing
out candles just thanks coronavirus for the most part, for
the most part, But now I think we might be
done with singing Happy Birthday. Lest everybody has a mask
got we won't be done with singing net. I don't
even think we'll be done with blowing out candles for
the most part. I think what happened is you'll put
on a slice and a candle on that, or it'll

(49:45):
end up being on one of the platforms and politicians'll
be like I domand we keep blowing out candles because
they always make stupid things the center of campaigns because
they don't want you to pay attention to the other
stuff they're doing. Yeah, and well, just quickly with the
Happy Birthday song, just a friendly reminder that when you're
washing your hands, seeing Happy Birthday twice and that you
just told me not to sing happy in your head,

(50:07):
you're not out loud in front of a group and
a cake. I've seen coldplay yellow whenever I wash my hands.
How the whole thing in a hand washing process. That
was Amy's pile of stories. It's time for the good news.
So I told you all about that family that got

(50:27):
the mean note from their neighbors put on their house, like, oh,
I saw paint your house. But they're an elderly couple
with health conditions and there's no way they could do that.
Well is their daughter that posted the note on Facebook?
It went viral. Then a gofund me was set up,
Like we predicted, people stepped in to help out and
they go fund me as at over seventy three thousand dollars. Oh,

(50:49):
I've painted a house before, anything that expensive. I know
it has a lot of great extra money. Well, they
are going to use the money for a new pain job.
Then there's a leaky roof so they can do that.
There's some rotted wood and windows that haven't been updated
since the nineteen fifties, so they're going to use the
money for repairs. And then, yeah, I love it. And
we said that too. We knew that as soon as

(51:11):
I think, tell me something good carried this all the
way to to victory there. Yeah, so the man lived there, Jimmy,
he said, there are no words for me to say
thank you to everyone properly for what they're doing. All right,
there you go. That's what it's all about. That was
tell me something good. People loved when Clay Walker was
in here playing live. If you love nineties country, you

(51:32):
gotta go back and check out that podcast from a
couple of days ago. I'm listening to the podcast from
Clay Walker, and I wanted to say this was by
far my favorite show of all time. I had like
literally chills up and down my body whenever Clay was sitting.
It was outstanding. I love the show. I'm a huge fan,
has been a fan for years. So you'll have a

(51:53):
good day. Thanks Joe. First of all, I feel the
same way. Second of all, if you have chills to
get a COVID test, just be in swing buying. Grab
you one. But yeah, our highest most streamed episode of
the past thirty days is Colin Ray's live performance same thing. Yeah,
and clay Walkers just hasn't been up long enough to

(52:14):
really challenge this one yet. But I love when the
artists come in and they play like verse and chorus
and they do a whole bunch rather than just one song.
You know. Yeah, I appreciate that. Call. Call and leave
us a message, ask us whatever you want. We'll answer
some of your questions. Eight seven, seven seventy seven, Bobby,
let's go over to Amy right now, because it is
time for the investigative Morning Corny, where every day Amy

(52:36):
does a joke, but on Thursdays we try to figure
out the joke. Yesterday's show, when you weren't here, we
all did a corny. Yeah, I heard. It's harder than
I thought. Amy, when nobody laughs, like you find one
and you tell it, nobody laughs. Welcome to my life.
All right, let's try the investigative Morning Corny. Morning Corny,

(52:57):
What do you call an apple that plays the trumpets?
What do you call an apple that plays the trumpet?
We have ninety seconds? Go horn? What kind of different
apples are there? Um? What's another word for an apple? Okay? Apple?
A pear? No? Well, no, an apple, an apple? A fruit,

(53:17):
a fruit, fruit flute, a fruity flute. Yeah. What do
you call an apple that plays the trumpet? Okay? Plays? True?
I don't know that judgment with those stuff against the
wall here you red delicious? What do you call an apple?
There's the trumpet? Green apple, granny smooth? What do you

(53:38):
call an apple? Tru Okay, let's let's get on apple.
Let's get on the on the What is it? What's trumpet? Blow? Google, horn,
toot um toot toot fruit, trutty, fruity, tooty, fruity, fruty tooty.
It's tooty fruity, No, guys, no, yeah, fruty tooty, tooty, fruitie,

(54:00):
tooty fruity because you toot horn tootti fruity. All right,
I mean that's all that's all we got, right, Well,
toots the only thing I can come up with it.
It's like horn and minds of fruit. We have twenty seconds.
What do you call an apple that plays the trumpet.
It's gotta be a is it fruity tooty? Now, it's

(54:23):
gonna be tooty fruity because that's a real thing. Yeah,
that's what it is. Tutti fruity. Eight seconds, we're gonna
go with We're gonna go tooty fruity. Have we got,
guys all the best? There's time morning, Corny. What do
you call an apple that plays the trumpet? Tell me
at on that one. Well, no, as a team effort,

(54:49):
I just come up with toot and fruit. I had
nothing flute flu ready, clear eyes, hearts? Good. There you go.
We're just about seven or eight minutes away from all
of us retrying the food that we hate the most

(55:09):
in life. I asked everyone what food they hated the most.
They shared it. Then I said, okay, we're all gonna
eat it and see if we still hate it. Because
sometimes taste buds develop over time. As adults, we like
things different than when we were kids. I've always hate
a peanut butter, and I'm a little nervous to have
a spoon of peanut butter. That just sounds awful. That's you, guys,
It sounds good. That's great. Amy and Eddie are gonna

(55:31):
be olives. I love alive. I'd love to have some
of them right now? Are they green or black? Both?
We'll see, you know what we'll see. So we'll come
back in a few minutes and we'll all do do that. Okay,
that's a funny bit, funny segment, right for the listeners.
For the listeners, yes, Um, before we go, I did

(55:52):
want to talk about this for a second. So tell
the other show members here what you did where you
think you might be crazy? Because I think it's absolutely
that deep crazy. Okay, this is what Amy did. Go ahead, Okay, no, no, no,
no no. If you were a part of the type
of day that I had, kid, let's just call it

(56:13):
kid related. Okay, people don't need to know the details.
I was so kind of over it. Um. We at
our new house. We do have a pool, and I
was fully clothed, and at the end of the day
I just went and I jumped in the pool without
my clothes on. Oh wow, wow, Amy's gone, Amy's gone bizarre.

(56:34):
I gotta say though, it felt really good. So why
did you do it? Like? Why did you not just peel? Oh?
And I just swam like can you imagine her husband like, like,
I closed my eyes and swam like a free fish
in the ocean. Nobody could talk to me, nobody could
bother me, nobody could touch me. I will say that

(56:55):
I honestly do feel as though maybe thirty minutes for
that I had some sort of a panic attack. Not
quite sure. Again, can't get into everything here to respect
the privacy of my family, but I will just say
that it was very rough, and that is where I
found myself. You just jumped in the pole. Did you
think about it much? Suld you just go ask No,

(57:18):
It's like this is gonna feel so amazing. And I
just jumped in jeans shirted. Now I had on shorts
and she's short, brawl like, not not a some suit
at all. I did take my shoes off. Does that
make gave me crazy? Yes? Or totally kept my shoes on?
Raymond Way, you think about that blown away to hear
that from Amy, that's not your character at all? Is

(57:41):
this that weird? Well, the fact that you said to
you you experienced rage where you throw bowls that I'm
working through. But I'm saying that something's happening. Yeah, I know,
I'm feeling my husband sleeping one eye open. Did anyone
else see you do this? Yeah? Yeah, oh boy, did
your kids go to your husband be like, hey, mom's
got her close to know. My daughter's sick of stairs

(58:02):
with potentially coronavirus. And then my son and husband. Yes
they saw, and you know, I will say, eventually they
came and got in the pool with me. But well,
we still love you, but we do think you're crazy. Okay,
thank you. It's okay to be crazy sometimes it's fine.
I just wanted to run it by y'all. I'm gonna
say everybody thinks it's great to say I okay, awesome. No,

(58:23):
there's no one that could be opposed. We all said,
I okay, wait to wait till one day. We're all
about to eat the foods that we hate. I have
the entire list here. I hate peanut butter, so I
will go first, and I will eat a spoonful of
peanut butter, which by the way, makes my skin crawl.
Really And I know you guys have olives, and I
love olives like I request extra olives. You do, Yeah,

(58:46):
so I think it's yeah, I'm gagging, dude to olives.
I'm gagging about so the same thing though peanut butter.
I haven't had a spoonful of peanut butter in my life. Okay,
I have the jar here. Okay, are we ready? We're ready?
It's so good, uh, I mean, and that's a significant
enough yummy. Whoa whoa you said spoonful. That's a that's

(59:07):
a spoon tip. That's a tip. That's not a tip.
That is a chip. Come on, bones, come on, I
don't want to touch it. It's touch You're gonna love
it all right? Here we got ready? Here we go.
Oh I can't do it. I can't. It's so delicious.
This is there. We go, Here we go, Come on,

(59:29):
like get doing it? Like it real good? You have
to do that? Salt and pepper. I'll die. Swish it around,
I'll try which does it taste good? Now? What's wrong?
The flavor of the texture? Oh? Stop it, but hold
on Greece's pieces. I think that buttercut where's peanut butter cup?

(59:52):
And think about that. It's hard to swallow. It is
okay done? Oh okay, there's my f final judgment on it.
I wanted to vomit and I just smelled it. But
I think that's from years and years of being conditioned
to hate it. I've always hated it, so I think
I must always hate it. But I'm going to say

(01:00:20):
it was okay. It was. It was okay. Throw that
on some No, no, not yet, but it was okay, weird,
it was okay, all right? Next up, Amy? Two wallives,
Amy two yeah, at the same time. Yeah, here we go.
Amy's got two olives on her fort. She hates olives.

(01:00:41):
I know it's tough. I love olives. Okay, give it
a hit. There she goes in her mouth and now
she's chewing. Oh, don't spit them out. Swallow the olives. Yes,
you can follow the olives. He's gonna cry. I think

(01:01:07):
she's crying, Amy, Amy, look at me. What's the wrong
with you? She's crying, dude, bones, You made her crying.
Are you gonna give up? Do you want to tap out?
You can tap out. You can tap out if you
need to tap out, Amy, you can just swallow it.
It's better. Oh she got one in. I did it.
There she is. Wow. I do not like that, so

(01:01:35):
wait to think. Do you like it? Now? Don't you?
I don't ever want to eat it again. That reminded
you that you hate olives. Those are so disgusting to me.
But it's fine. You did it good, Eddie, you up
to wallow man. Give me some time. Did I just
saw Amy go through something that I didn't want to
go through. Well, you both have olives, so you gotta
hit it. Did I smell it? And it's making me gag?

(01:01:57):
I would like an olive to get this peanut butter
taste out of my mouth. I'll take the pe you
can have the peanut. I'll trade you some peanut butter
for some olives. Amy, you did two at a time. Yeah,
just too Oh the duo dude, I'm gonna throw up,
all right, Eddie, I'm not kidding. I'm gonna throw up.
You can do it. The bottom of my stomach is turning.

(01:02:17):
Here we go, let her rip Edie going with him
into his mouth. The two olives. Can't do it. You
can't do it. Do it? Chew, chew, chew, Eddie. Don't
leave your desk. Don't let her do not leave your desk. Lord,
I know I feel you swallowed it, swallowed it. Boom, Eddie.
Do you love him? No? Okay, we can hate him.
What did you say? I hate him? So he's hate him.

(01:02:45):
Oh man, all right, let's box her up with broccoli. Man,
I'm not have broccoli since I was eleven years old.
I was at AJ's house and his mom served us dinner.
And she put the plate down, and she said, you
gotta eat everything on the plate before you get up.
I said, I don't like broccoli, said I don't care.
I sat there for an hour and stared at that broccolise,
and I could eat the stems. But once I got

(01:03:07):
this flowery part, and I've never had it since, and
I am just terrified. All right, here he goes, lunchbox
is eating broccoli. Oh my gosh, I'm gonna eat the
stem first. And no, don't eat the stem. Don't go
stem first. No, never go stem first. No stem is
the good part. Never go stim the head the head,
go head first. Oh, don't go stim head first into
the great one. There he goes all the way. No, no,

(01:03:30):
put it on. Eat the whole thing. There you go,
shove it in, all of it, all of it in.
There you go. Go. Man, you got the stem down,
don't spit it out. I don't work for the flowery part. O.
The head is terrible. The head's the best part. It's
so good. Chew it up. Oh, I'm swallowing. This might

(01:03:59):
be little tea trauma for us. Some little tea is
good though. The flower back all right, there is any
chance you leave more of that? I'll be honest. It's

(01:04:19):
a little better than I remember, but it's still not good.
That's how I felt abut peanut butter. It's still not good. Morgan,
you have celery, Raymundo, you have tomato. Are you guys ready? Yeah? Three?
Same time? Two? One go biting into it. Ray takes
a bite of tomato. He's eating it like an apple.

(01:04:40):
Morgan takes celery. Ray went hard on that tomato. Oh
are you thinking about that? Right? Exactly? How I remember
that shower with the juice is just a deadly combination.
Why did your show shower? It's right? Then? Ray tells
us the reason he doesn't eat him because he's allergic
and his throat swalls up. I really did bite Morgan.

(01:05:02):
How is the celery don't stringy? And it tastes like
green water? Yeah, there's nothing too celery. No good. It
doesn't taste good? Right, And they don't think celery tastes good?
Do you? I mean? No? I don't. I don't think
it tastes bad. No, I think and I used to
think I thought tricked myself, and I think it is
good because I thought I was trying to be all

(01:05:23):
I don't know, healthy and diety, and now I'm like,
that's so dumb. Who wants to eat a bag of
celery and nobody? That's chewy? Raimondo? How is the tomato terrible?
I'm gonna swallow it might be some small gaggage, so
maybe go to commercial. Okay, But don't we all feel
like we learned a little about ourselves today? What did
we learn? Yeah? What did we learn to give things

(01:05:44):
a second chance? Yeah? Because you may not hate them
at the full level that you thought you did, or
go ahead first. I do hate it at that level though,
same level, but I know that I'm capable. Well, here's
what I would encourage everyone to do. Go make your
video today of you trying the food that you've always
hated your whole life, nice and post it on Instagram

(01:06:06):
and tag us in it. We want to see them.
That'd be cool. We want to see you be like,
I'm gonna be honest if you hate this food, and
then take a humongous bite and swalloway and post it
on Instagram and be honest, don't pick pizza here, hate pizza.
If you tag me in it, I'll pick a couple
of them, give them fifty bucks if they're good ones.
All right, can we get fifty dollars? Nope? Right now
for doing this? We did it? Yeah, Luke Bryan one

(01:06:28):
Margarite of Bobby Bone Show. Okay, we're gonna do another
round of never Gonna get It. We brought this back yesterday. Amy,
a listener asked, so we played. It's pretty fun. So
there's a twist. Okay, I'll give you the question in
a second, but I've got twenty bucks up. If somebody
hits it, they get the cash. But the question is

(01:06:51):
if no one gets it, everyone that's playing, do you
want to put it in a dollar a day until
someone gets it and you get the pot. I like it,
love it, absolutely love that. We're gonna pla Yeah, I'll play. Okay,
so nobody owns money right now. But if you miss today,
can it be a digital dollar? Just send it to
Mike D. Yeah, send your digital dollars to Mike D.
Not VC, not virtual currency from PlayStation like real on Venmo. Okay,

(01:07:15):
so are you guys ready to play? Yeah, Raymond, do
you want to play? Let's go Mike d to make
sure nobody sees these answers. Okay, make sure they don't
google anything. So it's five bucks up each day. Wow, Okay,
here's your question. That's you're twenty right now. Right, here's
your question, and we'll come back and do the question

(01:07:36):
and get the answers after this. The average guy owns
four of these, but a small number around three percent,
and say they don't have a single one. What are they?
The average guy owns four of these, but a small number,
around three percent say don't they don't have a single one?
What are they? Now? Time for you're never gonna get

(01:07:56):
a question. The average guy owns four of these, but
a small number, around three percent say they don't have
a single one. What are they? It's never gonna get it.
There's twenty bucks on the line today. If you miss it,
everybody puts it all the right amy balls. Let the

(01:08:16):
excuse me, like, well we all got them. I don't know. Yeah,
the average guyns for these four balls like basketball, like
a basketball, football, golf ball. I got you, I got yourball,
soccer ball? Four balls? Okay, you say balls? Okay, I'm
not gonna tell you if you're right a wrong. For
the end of nice lunchbox. The average guy owns four

(01:08:39):
of these, man, my first instinct went to this, I don't.
I don't own one. You gotta dress up or something.
You gotta put a tie on. Oh interesting, hies, So
we have balls and a tie, eddie, dang? I had tie? Shit?
But do we split the money? If I got the
same answer, whatever you have down to your answer, yeah,
I don't try to change it because okay, so I

(01:09:01):
have necktie, but now something else came up in my head.
But I'll go necktie. Well, I'll give you now. You
have to stay away. Just in general world, Morgan, I
was gonna go with TV. Okay, Ray, I was going
the same dress up route I did dress shoes. Okay.
The average guy owns four of these, but a small number,
around three percent, say they don't have a single one.

(01:09:23):
Come on, baby, let's get dollars. Let's go. Is it
balls like golf balls in football? Ye? Got it? Soccer ball?
TV dang incorrect? Is it dress shoes incorrect? That's good,

(01:09:47):
that's good. Let's go. Let's go neck time. Do you
think it's next time? Probably it's a good answer. I
didn't think of it, is it? Yeah? Show me on
the board. Come on, there a necktie? I thought a belt? No, guys,

(01:10:08):
what no? What is it? Is it? Um? Is it?
It's a pair of jeans. There you go. That is
four of these. But there's a small percentage that don't
have a single pair of jeans. Maybe they have a
different kind of pants yeah, older, yeah, Or maybe they
live in the Southern hemisphere yeah, or a nudist colony.

(01:10:29):
My grandpa never wore jean Yeah, there you go. Okay,
how do you feel about that? Tomorrow we'll play again.
You have Mike, you're one dollar bill give it. I'll
handle the twenty and you'll connect all your money for that. Okay,
it'll be cheatful for the other prize. There you go.
I thought we had that, did you though? Yeah? We did?

(01:10:51):
Um Amy, he's just not playing his PlayStation at all. Yes,
he started, We got it set up. I got him
a PlayStation for his birthday and he hadn't played it yet.
Does he like it or is he just not interested
in it? He likes it. He was already asking for
some different game. He had a friend over. They got
to play it. I think the friend thought was cool
that he had it. So it was a moment like
I went up to the game room and they were

(01:11:11):
sitting there on their little controllers. I wanted to take
a picture. I was like, this is so cute playing
video games. Do you know what game they're playing? No,
I don't, don't be crazy, But how did they find
I haven't. I haven't played at all. My husband helped him. Yeah,
I don't know. Speaking of him, I don't know. You
said something about getting him a headset so he could
play with y'all. Yeah, yeah, what game is that? Well? Basketball?

(01:11:31):
But I haven't played in a while. But Eddi's telling
me to get the new NBA two K. Yeah, it
just came out this week. Are you already playing at
building your guy? Absolutely, I'm already behind though. Now yeah,
it's okay, though, I'll take I'm taking my time. I
only play at night and for like a couple of hours,
So that's a couple of hours. What is this y'all
have build these hobbies five weeks. Golf is a five
hour hobby. Video games a couple hour hobby. I think

(01:11:55):
it's on you to find I'm working on it, but
you're angry at us from the I'm not anchoring. Fine,
everything's fine. What happened? Did you get Stevens in a
potato or something? What was that? Oh? No, we learned
this fun game from our neighbors. I thought this is
the most genius, cheapest game ever. So you tell your
or you pull up on YouTube, or if you have

(01:12:16):
an Alexa, you can ask her to play it, and
you just there's this hot Potato song by DJ Poto
Hot Potato. How do you know it? Potato potato Potato Poto. Well,
you get a legit potato out of the pantry and

(01:12:39):
the kids stand in a circle and they throw the
potato around, just like hot Potato when we were kids.
But now that again for us. We were just in
the kitchen and we were at the neighbor's house and
they just told their device, hey play Hot Potato, And
all of a sudden, the kids start throwing the potato.
And my kids thought it was the most genius thing ever.
They had so much fun. Is it shut off at
random parts of the song It pauses or then when

(01:13:01):
the song's over something. Yeah, it kind of does different
things the song whoever's holding the thing, whenever it pauses,
it's hot. But I just thought, why did we complicate
ourselves with these crazy video games or this and that,
when really all we had to do was get a
potato out of the pantry. Why we should just have
sticks and put a cup on a stick with a
ball on the string and all day just be able

(01:13:21):
to flip that ball up. And Yeah, those same neighbors, though,
I think they just got that why two K game.
Their kids were excited about it, which is what y'all play.
And it was our first time getting to know these whatever,
it was our first time meeting these neighbors and stuff.
Shira looks at them, It looks at the dad and
she goes, are you a doctor? And he he's in

(01:13:45):
normal clothes, no reason to know this at all, And
he said, actually, yes I am. How How did you
know that? She goes, I watch you come in and
out at weird hours wearing those scrub thingies like she
just like she her window looks right out into their
driveway and she had been stalking him any works overnight,
so she and she's up all night. She doesn't sleep,
so She found out his profession by stalking him and

(01:14:06):
was like, great, now they're not gonna they think we
spy on them and we're not. They're not going to
beat friends with us, and she talks on the potato.
It's time for the good news. So there's a guy
who would like to remain anonymous, but he one night
he was checking his security cameras over his driveway and
he saw that a kid was riding his bike at

(01:14:28):
night in his driveway. So he's like, well, I wonder
how long he's been doing this. So she went back
to other nights and for a long time, this kid
every night would go to his driveway and ride circles
kind of us his driveway. And instead of getting mad,
the guy was like, you know what, this morning, I'm
gonna paint with chalk and do a race track there
so that when he comes back to night, there's gonna

(01:14:49):
be a race track and he can follow it. Sure enough,
he did it, and the kid shows up. He's like,
this is awesome. There's a race track. So cool. Yeah,
the video is amazing. All right there, we'll put that
up on Facebook too if you want to see it.
That's what it's all about. That was tell me something good. Well,
the story's depressing for me. Girls find a guy to
be hotter if like other girls are checking them out.

(01:15:12):
Is that story? Yeah? It pretty much was saying that
a girl, like say, another girl, notices a guy in
his cuteness, then that suddenly makes him more attractive. Well
that helps me none, because I'm telling you, not a
single time when down with Kaitlin does a girl look
at me and go mmmmmm. Never. Never, never, I'm not

(01:15:32):
someone that you look at. You don't know that because
it's not something they're vocalizing to you. Yeah, but I
think though you can tell yeah, yeah, okay, yeah. Never.
I see guys where there are times where I'll be
walking not exactly with Kaitlin, but for some reason on
my phone and she's walking ahead of me or something.
I've seen it before where a guy sees her and
it's like, oh, I'm gonna go talk to her, and
then he'll see me walking behind her and then go

(01:15:56):
and then way if it could possibly be me with
her or go he can't be with her and then
still go to her and try to hit on her
while I'm with her. They think it's just not possible
there's no way that freaking Poindexter r Goal is with her. Yeah,
but does this work for guys? Like if you see
another guy thinking that your girl is hot, does that
make her hotter to you? I think anything that other

(01:16:20):
folks desire, the human part of us is we want
it more. It's how the Bachelor works. It's a competition.
It feels like a competition. Anytime somebody wants what you got,
you're like always wants to be a little more valuable.
So probably subconsciously a bit. But we are so freaking
visual in Cavemanny that we're just like, don't grow hot,
must bring her to cave. So I would say not

(01:16:44):
as much, but probably a little bit. But we know though,
if we think our girls hot, everybody else probably does too. Yeah,
well it looks a relative though for most for sure.
I mean I get that, like, probably no one can
deny Bit's hot or Cindy Crawford's beautiful. Shouldn't we find
the new generation of that? If it's nineteen eighty nine,

(01:17:09):
you're saying the same two people, Yeah, okay, hold on,
let me Ryan going okay, fine, sorry, no one can
deny Ryan Gosling's hot, And who would we say the
young Cindy Crawford is Jennifer Lawrence. Cindy Crawford's daughters like
twenty now, so Cindey Crawford's ter No, there's so many

(01:17:32):
pretty but again, pretty is relative. And I guess if
you're basing it about Harry Styles, why don't we have
the girl? Yeah, we thought we had Ryan Gosling, Scarlett Johansen.
Would she be one? Yes? I mean universally just or no.
I'm just gonna probably agree with everybody. Your name is
being pretty, so go ahead. Jessica alba On Okay, Eddie

(01:17:57):
gwyned Faldrow, Okay, you're talking Ariana Grande. I'm just looking
at a list. And this also sounds really rude. We're
not saying that that person, but I think this is
a good example of what we're talking about, like like oh,
Area and then with something like Nan but in real
life we saw these girls will be like, yes, you

(01:18:19):
would cut off your right total. Okay, relax over there
with what we're losing on our body. How about Selena Gomez? Oh,
she I have met her. She looks way too young.
Even though she's like twenty four, Her face looks very young.
Where you just feel creepy. Um, what about Kristen Bell? Yes,
I see, I'm gonna think it all. Ask the guys.

(01:18:42):
What about Bieber's girl? What's her name? Oh? Yeah, she's
so prettily Yeah, okay, what about Ryan Okay, Ryan Gosling
or Julian Huff there you go, Okay, is that she's
really hot and there's more again, hottest relative to there's
more to life than these looks. But for the segment,

(01:19:04):
of course, what the segments about this whole segments about
you brought this up? Where women I was saying, maybe
somehow flip does on us. We got but then she
brought up and all of a sudden, because we took
part in it, She's like, guys, beauty would up the
skin bard No, But the part I wanted to bring

(01:19:27):
up was that someone will find someone else more attractive
if their friends also agree that the person is attractive
and attractiveness is relative. Agree with that, but any of
these people, I think everyone would because their world class
attractive Ryan Gosling and Julian the next generations. Good, yeah, okay,

(01:19:49):
we just we just made ourselves no more. Brad Pick
Cindy Crawford. I don't mind Scarlett Johansson in that mix though,
Jessica Beale, I mean Joe. That's a good one. Yeah,
it doesn't like Boom, they're together, that's aye. Imagine you
fall on asleep and while you're sleeping, the voice comes

(01:20:09):
into your head that goes, hey, you should buy a
lottery ticket. You know, normally buy lottery tickets, but for
some reason, while you're dreaming, someone goes, hey, get that
lottery ticket. So you wake up and you're like, that's weird.
I guess I should go buy a lottery ticket. You
drive to the store, you buy one, and then you

(01:20:31):
win one hundred thousand dollars. Because that whole story happened.
A college student wins one thousand dollars after dreaming of
buying a lottery ticket. A college student in North Carolina
dream she bought the ticket, she woke up, she followed
her dream. She had never in her life bought a
lottery ticket before, so she buys one twenty dollars. Boom,

(01:20:54):
one hundred thousand dollars winner. Holy crap. The voice gave
her numbers and every is a scratch. Yeah, but again
she had never played at all. See that's so what
do you think happened? There? Was she thinking about math
homework before she went to sleep, Like, why in the
world would that infiltrate her dreams? I don't know. Her

(01:21:19):
goal is to go to medical school. She plans to
do some of her winnings to cover those costs. She's
not gonna splitter it on anything to celebrate her win.
After taxis she'll probably get around sixty four thousand dollars
as the entire sum lunchbox. If you won that and
you got sixty four thousand dollars today, what would you do?
Buy a boat? Hot tub boat probably was the coolest
boats out there, Like everybody has a normal boat, but

(01:21:39):
if you'd be the only one on the lake with
a hot tub boat, you would spend all of your
money on a hot tub boat. Because I can't imagine
that's going to cost a lot less than sixty four
thousand dollars. Yeah, I don't know how much they are,
but they look so cool and you would be the
envy of everybody on the lake day. What do you
know where where people go? Why did he buy a
hot tub for his boat? When he's on the water,
you can just jump in. Well, I mean I could

(01:22:02):
I find hot tubs to be appealing, especially the lake
Wise in the lake though, if you're in the lake
it's cold, you can kind of be chilling on the
lake in your hot tub in the middle. Like, I
don't think it's all that bad bunch of box, Thank
you lunchbox. You can get it airy spa oval portable
for fifteen hundred dollars, which is basically a hot tub.

(01:22:22):
It's not a full boat that's got a little trolla
motor things. Oh that's not that's that's the sissy version.
I need the real deal. Like, I'm not gonna go
out there with a trolling motor in my hot tub boat. Okay, okay,
here's one fourteen thousand, nine hundred dollars and it's a
little bigger, it's blue, it's got kind of foam around it,
it's got a motor on it. But you don't have
to spend all your lottery winnings. You're not gonna speedboat

(01:22:44):
in this thing. But you can definitely get in the lake.
But how do you you have to fill it up
while you're on the boat ramp o Good point, because
you know, me driving with a bunch of water, it's
going to slash out of it. I don't know how
it works. I just know they look awesome and they
have to be the coolest thing on the lake. And
I can't buy a Lambeau with that money. So that's
where I would go as a hot tub boat. Why

(01:23:05):
not save it and get a lambeau? If you just
worked hard that plus him? Oh, or I could just
doubled up by gambling. Right, that's true. Yes, all that's true.
I did see a story that reminded me amy of you,
where kids work harder if they wear a superhero costume.
Oh awesome, because didn't your son always want to addressed
as Captain America for a long time. Yeah, he loves

(01:23:26):
his Captain America. And he got some Spider Man pajamas.
You know, there's some Spider Man where there's a regular
red Spider Man, but then there's a black Spider Man,
not like he wears black. He's white, but wears black
and his mean man. I guess, so I got him
this cute pajama set from Target that's Spider Man, the

(01:23:48):
black suit and the red suit, and he refuses to
wear black when he told me to please donate them
to someone that might need pajamas because he doesn't want
to wear the bad Spider Man. Is it venom? Or
is it a Spider Man? That's just just like I
don't know, he makes a web. It looks like tar
to me. Okay, venom? Okay, so it's venom. I don't know,
but it's a it's a black pajamas with spider on it,

(01:24:10):
and he will not wear them because he wants to
be the good Spider Man. Well, according to this new study,
kids worked the hardest from the dress up like a superhero. No.
Research has also found the dressing up like Bob the
Builder and Door the Explorer also give kids a small
energy boost and they are more productive. Okay. It seems
that wearing the costume made them more open doing chores
around the house as well as schoolwork. Parents in the
study didn't have check them on him as much, and

(01:24:30):
so I increased focus. Okay. Industry experts do expect superhero
costumes to start being marketed throughout the year and not
just Halloween because of this. Okay, I'm all in. I
need to actually find what superhero costume he would like
to do practice at home in what costume that we
put lunchbox in really getting fired up or other hair productive. Yeah,
oh hulk, he think zope got you that? Yeah all right,

(01:24:55):
So you get a friend that just got engaged. Yeah
she did. And I think that the way he proposed
is so awesome. What happened. I thought maybe i'd share
with you so you can take notes. So her favorite
book is Pride and Prejudice, and he got a paper
a copy of the book. Then he found the perfect
quote to describe their relationship because it's a love story.
Then he cut out the center of those pages and

(01:25:16):
stuck a ring pillow inside the cutout part of the book.
So when she opened it up, the ring was sitting there,
and he highlighted the part of the book that he
wanted her to read. And as she's looking down, she
looks back up and he's down on one knee. I
don't I don't understand it. Oh oh yes, because am
I dumb? No? No, no, no no. Then he made

(01:25:37):
a bookmark in there. That's how she opened it up,
and the bookmark said it's now time for us to
write our next chapter and live happily ever after. So
the ring was in the book like that if you
cut out and you put the ring in there. But
what does a quote have to do with anything? So
the quote he highlighted in the book, he highlighted a
part where Darcy professes his love to Elizabeth. I've never

(01:25:57):
read Pride and Prejudice, but it says inane, I have struggled.
I will not it, will not do. My feelings will
not be repressed. You must allow me to tell you
how much I something admire and love you utterently. So
she read that, like above the ring or picture this.

(01:26:20):
You open up the book, the bookmark is there on
the page. It's the highlighted words. So while she's trying
to figure it all out, he's getting down on one knee.
So she's reading the quote, she looks over, she sees
the ring stuck in the pages because he cut it out.
That's the part I think is genius. And then she
looks up and he's down on one knee saying I
love you, Will you marry me? I think this? What?

(01:26:44):
How is this nut? I'm not getting it, but a
little bit I get it. I think that's great. Everybody
has their own special way to do it. Does anybody
else here think this is? Are you moved by this? Yeah?
I think it's romantic because it sounds like that was
her favorite book. It is mean so lot to hermine
down with that part of it. Are you moved by it?
Was it? Did you go? I mean no? If it

(01:27:08):
was on Facebook, I wouldn't share it. Okay, so I
butchered the quote, but the okay, not even the bookmark
quote where it's now time for st writer. I think
it's very sweet. I think things very sweet. I thought
it was going to be some crazy we were like
we till I tell you about this proposal. I don't
you know, I'm not the most romantic person in the world,

(01:27:29):
and I think that this is crazy. I think romantic.
I think that's great. The logistics of it kind of
stressed me out, of like the ring in there and
he's cutting up a book, Like I didn't like that hard.
Why not just highlight the quote and have the ring
in your hand? Because what'd you see the ring? Are
you really reading a book? What did you see a
ring like the ring? Did he cut it out and
put it on a little pillow and it was sticking

(01:27:51):
down in there? Yeah? Sure, that's good. It sounds like
you love it. I'm very happy for them, And I
thought it was very real. I did too. I'm not
trying to be anti. It just took me a second
to understand it. Show me the video and I'll oh,
I don't know that there's a video a COVID. You know, Hey,

(01:28:11):
speaking of getting married. So ray Mundo is getting married
in October October twenty fourth, and your father about to
be father in law. He's not yet, not until you married,
but your your girl's dad bought you some birthdach presents. Yeah,
so he did. Uh, he went to PlayStation route because
you know what I'm I'm a gamer. So I sent

(01:28:32):
him a text the time that I got it from
him because he wasn't there in person because of COVID reasons,
and I said, hey, thank you so much for the
PlayStation stuff. Pimp as almost a way to say, hey,
we're kind of now boys, right, So you called your
about to be father in law pimp. Yeah. And so
we've hung out multiple times. We've actually drank multiple times together.
So I kind of thought we were on that level

(01:28:53):
where I can just use, you know, bro talk with him.
And I assumed he knew what that meant. Apparently he
had no idea the new meaning of pimp and he
was kind of offended that I called him pimp. How
all is he He's in his late fifties. I would
say it would be a tough one to convert. So yeah,
so he told my fiance that, and so I'm like,
how do I now almost need to apologize for calling

(01:29:15):
him pimp because he didn't know what means basically dude
or bro. It's not the old meaning of pimp. So
that's that's where I say right now. So do I
wait for the wedding or do I square things up
with him right now and say, hey, I totally apologize
about calling you pimp. I realized that it wasn't respectful. Sorry,
or let's just do that at the steeple in October.

(01:29:36):
I don't think he's steep I would do it now.
I think if it's awkward, you gotta do it now. Yeah,
that's kind of where I'm leaning as well. In Cinetex
Dearest Pimp Juice, Thank God I didn't say that. Do
you call like your in laws or I don't call
anybody pimp? No, I like bro or dude. No. As
a matter of fact, if you remember on this show
a few weeks ago, yeah, saying I don't know what

(01:29:58):
to call Kaitlin's dad. I don't think it's bro, dude
or pimp. I just look at him in the eyes
and talk because I never knew if I should call
him by say. He's got like a couple first names,
like you know, um, he's got you what you call
I don't know, mister, Well no, but it's it's like
bill or because billy. You just don't Why don't you

(01:30:18):
ask Caitlin he what should I call your dad? It
just doesn't feel right because people call different. You just
wait till you have by contact and you say, hey, yeah, man,
you know it's cool when you guys have kids. Eventually
you can just call him like papa or whatever the
kids call him. That's my scapegoat. Yeah, well, he sent
me a note about I guess it got around to
him because a week later I got a message from

(01:30:38):
What did he say? It goes? It has come to
my attention that you aren't sure what to call me.
Oh boy, I'm not sure what names you were considering.
I mean, like one of those he says, pimp, possible,
didn't juice. I've been called many things, some better than others.
I was known as Billy Dan until I went to college.
My cbe handle was kind try boy, but let's just

(01:31:01):
go with Bill country boy. I'm not sure country board
Billy Dean feels right anymore. So okay, well there you go, Bill.
But I tell you, of all the names, I never
once thought I should call him pimp. No, if I
want to make a list at one thousand, nine hundred
and sixty three, still pimp, I'm not on there. All right,

(01:31:21):
Good luck with that, Ray. I'm calling him dad. Oh,
that's cool too. Out of the gate, I went one
direction that was bad. Why do I go polar opposite?
I'm calling him daddy, Oh, daddy boy. All right, let
us know how this turns out. All right, We'll see
you guys tomorrow. Riba on tomorrow, all right, by everybody,

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