Amy took her daughter to see Garth Brooks for the first time and shares her unusual experience. Plus fun facts she learned from the show about Garth. Bobby asks Amy about the sketchy thing she says she saw outside of her kid’s school that she thinks is unacceptable. Lunchbox thinks she’s being crazy for thinking this! We play a game where Bobby gives us 3 actors from a 90’s movie…we just have to name the movie!
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Speaker 1 (00:10):
Hello, Hey, welcome to tuesday's show Morning Studio Morning. Here's
a story I just saw. It's sad, but more than sad,
it ends happy, So bear with me. This is from
The Insider. A woman who had been on a ventilator
for over a month woke up from a coma just
hours before her family planned to end her life support.
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Her name is Bettina Lherman. She was unvaccinated against coronavirus.
She was hooked up to a ventilator. It was in Portland, Maine.
Her son Andrew said she had underlying health conditions like diabetes.
On October twenty ninth, so it's been a couple of weeks.
Family members were set to end her life support. That
This is what he said. They told us your mom
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is never gonna wake up. It was the end of
the line. They told him him that she had irreversible
damage from COVID nineteen. But just hours before pulling the plug,
she suddenly woke up. He got a call from a
doctor that was like, hey, what are you doing. He
was like, well, we're picking out a headstone for mom.
(01:16):
And this story goes over to w MTV quote he goes, well,
I need you to come to the hospital right away.
I'm like, what something wrong? He goes, well, your mom
just woke up. I literally dropped the phone. I was like,
what I mean because we're supposed to be terminating life
support today. Okay, I have a couple things to say.
First of all, like I told you, this ends happy
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because she's alive. Right, We're all on the same page, right, Yeah, Amy,
what do I tell you? If you suckers ever pull
me off live support? Two things are gonna happen because
either I'm gonna live or I'm gonna die. If I
live after you pull me, I'm gonna wake up and
I would be so mad. We ain't friends anymore. You
try to kill me. If I die, I'm going to
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haunt you because I knew you pulled me from life support.
So if I'm plugged up, plug it in, plug it in,
leave it plugged in. Yeah No, I mean we've we've
had that memo for years now, and I think, yeah,
you're like everybody. There's checks and balances, like you're we
take a vote, everyone's voting to keep you alive. Because
everyone's too scared. There is no vote anymore. It's only Caitlin.
(02:21):
At this point, she has. She's the only one who
gets to the side. But I'm just letting everybody know
because sometimes, you know, cases are decided by popular opinion. Well, okay,
I do not want to be unplugged. Go ahead, What
do you want us to do if Caitlin decides? Like?
Good question? Doctors say, Caitlin, there's no way. Bobby's waking
up like he wouldn't want to live this way, like
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you can, doctor, don't know? Crap? Okay, but I'm saying,
what if follow me here? And Caitlin's like, okay, well,
I know this is a horrible decision. I mean, how
what do you want us to do? Abduct her? Lock
her in a room until I come back to life.
There we have it. I've said, it's on public record. Okay.
What a wild story though, how the day that she
was being taken off life support she boomed? Just pops
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up and end the way. Okay, let's open up the
mail bag something year, Good morning, Bobby. I need your
advice concerning a co worker. His feet and shoes stink.
I sit directly behind him and can smell his feet
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or shoes. When he wears new shoes, the smell is
not there. How do I let him know that his
shoes smell signed holding my breath, Well, this goes to
all the relationship you have with this person. But what
I would do is I would leave a note or
I'd create a troll email account and go, hey, your
shoe stink roll email account? Sorry, A you're anonymous, A burner.
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I would create a burner acco that sounds cool, be like, hey,
I'll work with you. Is this embarrassing? I like you,
but I don't know how to tell you your shoe stink.
And that's it. I would create like, uh, shoe smell
or at sixty eight dot com, Gmail whatever you know,
whatever shoe smell or sixty eight at gmail dot com.
I would send it to his email address and say, hey, listen,
I work in the same building as you. I like you.
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I don't have the guts to tell you this in person,
but your shoe stink. So I'm just letting you know
as a friend who doesn't have the courage and is
a coward, those shoes are bad, so please stop bring them. See.
If I was the recipient of that, then I'm left thinking,
who is this person that sent it to me? It
could be anyone around me. At any given time, and
now I'm just super self conscious when I would rather
just hear from one person, and I would have so
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I'd rather know who it's from. But I'm telling you
what I would do. I'm the coward of the county.
And aren't you thankful that someone told you that your
feet smell? Sometimes when you smell, you don't notice because
you're just used to that smell. Say, I'm often told
my armpits smell. Now like Caitlyn, she says, if I
were to have a clone named after my favorite my sense,
it would be spray tan bo and bulldog. That's what
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my new columbe looks. Not like funny. You let them know.
But if you don't have the courage and I will,
to just go up to him in his face, because
most people don't, I would create a burner email account,
send it and be nice, say I really like you.
I'm just embarrassed that I don't have the guts to
tell you, but shoe stink, so please stop wearing them.
Thank you, And then maybe the next day put a
five dollar Starbucks gift card on this and then you
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create a secret relationship between him and the mystery so
he could turn into so many things. Yeah I could.
That's what I say to do. Yeah, all right, thank you.
That's the mail bag Morgan. If they want to email us,
what do they do? Mail bag up Bobby Bones dot com.
We got your that was found to close. Yesterday I
did my top five Kenney Chesney songs. People like that,
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So now I would do my top five Blake Shelton songs.
But first, a couple of facts about Blake you probably
didn't know. Did you know? He coached on a show
that wasn't The Voice before the Voice, no idea. Blake
was in clash of choirs, kind of liked the Voice.
This is way before. During his appearance, the singing team
that went up against the groups was led by Patti
LaBelle and Michael Bolton. In the end, Blake's team placed third,
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lost to Patti LaBelle and Michael Bolton. I know that.
What a loser. And then after that he was a
judge on Nashville Star in two thousand and seven. Then
he went on to become wildly famous. Listen. The Voice
helped his country music career. Like Shelton was not an
a less country star until The Voice helped him be
an a less star, which helped him be an a
less country star. He already had some big songs and
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he was a big artist, but he wasn't like a
plus country artist. He wasn't like you could see him
marrying Gwyneth Paltrow or No Close or either. My top
five Blake songs number five, Honeybee, number four, and I
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always would hear this on the radio and be like,
I don't know if I feel comfortable with this song,
But I realized I do after looking at all of
his his library. Some Beach somewhere, because some beach, I
think everyone gets there. Everybody gets it, right, I think so.
At number three, God's Country, Gods Country, his biggest song
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recent ish, but his biggest song ever. At number two,
it's a cover but already and the Somebody I mean,
I know that originally from George Jones. Oh it's a
George Jones cover, okay, but Blake did it really good.
And then it was a massive song for him again.
And number one, what is it Blake Shelter, My number
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one Blake Shelton. Yeah, it's awesome. You've been sayingbody else,
wait for the tone? You know what to do? This lasted.
I still love He still plays that at shows. It's
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his first ever number one. I was with them probably
four or five months ago. He was playing it. I
was like he had the words on a teleprompter in
front of him because all the words were and I
was like, do you need the teleprompter? He was like, man,
I could do this without even know when I'm singing it,
Like I could. I've sang this song so many times,
but that is my favorite. Blake Shelton song was the
latest from Nashville and Tullywood and Morgan number two thirty
second Skinny and Sam Hunt shared what he likes to
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eat on Thanksgiving Day. When I palm, I played up.
It's mostly turkey and then I'll put a little dressing
on the side, and then I'll used to go ahead
and grab my dessert on the first run and have
it have it ready before it all disappears. Carrie Underwood
spends a lot of her Thanksgiving holidays working, and she
shared how her family celebrates around it. We don't have
too many set in stone Thanksgiving traditions. I find myself
(08:39):
a lot of times working like on or around Thanksgiving
or unable to get home or whatever. We try to
be together but sometimes it just doesn't doesn't work out.
Dirk's Bentley shared his Thanksgiving Day must have we got
a big turkey Thanksgiving. It is not possible without without
a turkey. So we could at traditionally when we're when
we're in a couple of Thanksgivings to go. We're here
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in Nashville and we did the whole Friday turkey up,
which is great. I mean, it just tastes so good.
A juices get locked in there and I love that too.
You really can't to me cook a turkey wrong. I'm
gonna eat it. I'm Morgan number two. It's time for
the good news. Topeka High School in Kansas had a
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contest going on called the Character Challenge, and this is
where students did videos of them performing kindness in the
community and the winner Jada Fulton. She won the grand
prize of five hundred dollars and she didn't keep the money.
What she did was she gave it away to a
charity she loved called the One Heart Project. And this
is a charity that gives second chances to kids that
are in and out of juvenile centers. So she did
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not keep the money. She gave it away. I love that.
I would have expected nothing less from a Jada. Of course.
Also we should shout out to school for just having
that contest. Yeah, like I think we know, great, that's awesome.
She wanted she don't into the money. That's probably the headline,
but that a school would have a hinness contest. That's
a pretty cool thing to do. And then all the
students that took part of the contest is doing school
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stuff all over the Queen. I'm in there winning five
hundred bucks a mighty don't grow on trees. Ye, shout
out to Topeka High School in Kansas. That's awesome. That's
what it's all about. That was tell me something good.
I'll give you three actors from a famous ninety movie.
You just named the movie. They all start in together, okay,
team Okay. For an example, if I said Tom Hanks,
(10:29):
Gary Sinice sally Field the movies from nineteen ninety four,
named that movie Forrest Go You've Got Mail. That's right. No,
that was Forrest, Come on, guys, Gary sne with Lieutenant
Dan sally Field was his mom. Tom Hanks obviously was
Forrest Gum. Okay, you're all in at five of these. Here,
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write your answer down. Let's see who scores the best.
From nineteen ninety five Alicia Silverstone, Britney Murphy, Paul Rudd,
Elysia Silverstone, Elsia Silverstone, Britney Murphy and Paul Rudd. Alright, time. Amy.
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The year was nineteen ninety five. The movie was Lunchbox
The movie was Clueless, Eddie. The movie was Clueless. That
is correct. One point for everybody. The year was nineteen
ninety six. Tom Cruise, Cuba Gooding, Junior renee Zellwigger. From
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nineteen ninety six, Tom Cruise, Cuba Gooding, Junior, Renee Zellwigger.
It's a five seconds. I'm like, oh, got it, and
that's time Eddie. The year was nineteen ninety six. The
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movie was Blank, Easy Breezy. Jerry McGuire Amy, Jerry McGuire
lunchbox Man. All I could come up with show me
the money, but I got Jerry McGuire at the very end. Yeah,
all right, nice job. Two points for everybody. Next up,
Matt Damon, Ben Affleck, Robin Williams. Matt Damon, Ben Affleck,
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Robin Williams. Here was nineteen ninety seven. What I said, Dan, Oh,
all I can think of is Um, five seconds on
the clock. Oh my gosh, time, Amy, Do you like apples? Yeah?
(12:58):
That's all I have in my head right now is
how about them apples? How do you like them apples? Amy?
The answer is blank? How about them apples? I don't think? Correct?
I knowed? Yeah, man, one of my favorite movies. That's
Good Will Hunting. Correct, Lunchbox, Good Will Hunting. Okay, Eddie
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and Lunchbox take the lead. Name this nineties movie by
the three actors Jason Alexander, Richard Gear, Julia Roberts. The
year was nineteen ninety Jason Alexander, who you would know
as George Gastan's On Seinfeld, Richard Gear, Julia Roberts. Five
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seconds on the clock, and that's time, Lunchbox, pretty woman, Eddie,
pretty woman Bones Amy, pretty woman? Correct? All right? Last one? Oh,
(14:18):
Jim Carrey, Tone Loke, Courtney Cox. The year's nineteen ninety
Jim Carrey, Courtney Cox, Tone Loke, whoa, here's nineteen ninety four. Okay,
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here's nineteen ninety four. What five seconds on the clock?
This is hard time, Amy, Um, scary movie. Incorrect Lunchbox Apena, alrighty,
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then that's correct. Okay, good a spin. I don't remember
Courtney Cox or Tone Loca. Yeah, I don't know Tone.
Look is he's a singer, right, he does? She like
to do the wild Thing. He also does funk It
Cole Medina. What what does Courtney Cox do in that movie?
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She's like the love interest? Yeah? Really yeah, Amy's been eliminated.
Guys will do speed round. Oh, buzz your name in
when you know it? Here we go. The year's nineteen
ninety six. Jeff Goldbloom, Eddie. I don't know who that is, Eddie.
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I mean, I'm just going around. I don't know. I
didn't let you finish. But give me Jurassic Park, Sam
Neil Laura Dern. The answer is Jurassic Car. I got
lunchbots at his own game. I guess without knowing. I
wanted to have known those people are. You could have
named all three and not had no idea. Eddie, nice job,
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but but you are like forty in the nineties. Okay, okay,
this is a voicemail from Landing. I need some advice.
I have this girl we used to date along like
I want to say, it's been about four or five
years now that we were really dating. But she will
(16:36):
not leave me alone. I mean, she left me alone
there for a little while, and right back up at it,
here she is again. I was just wondering, what do
you think I should do? You could block her number.
That's usually what I do. Listeners have my number all
the time now I just block them. I didn't even
change my number. I just block them. You can block her.
There's a really good episode of Black Mirror. It shows
(16:56):
you how to eliminate someone. You ever see that one.
Or you can block them completely out, or you can
just say, hey, I don't want to be I don't
want you to be in my life anymore. You could
do the adult thing. You could also do that, right,
that's what he's asking, right, she won't leave him alone.
You could also call the cops. I mean, there are
a lot of things you can do here, depending on
what she's doing. Amy your thoughts. Yeah, that's what I
was going to recommend, Just having like a real heart
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to heart conversation of like where you are and set
that boundary, and then yeah, if she then cannot follow
it after a major sit down, then you, yeah, take
more steps towards eliminating her. Call leaves a voicemail anytime
you want eight seven seven seventy seven, Bobby, that's our
voicemail number, Amy. I forgot to ask you about the
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weekend because you were taking your daughter to see Garth Brooks. Yes,
and it was amazing. And as you know, we kind
of had a couple of weeks to prepare, so I
was getting her ready with all the Garth stuff and
all the Garth music, and I don't really think I
prepared her properly because we were all kind of surprised
it was Garth and he was he was there, or
it was just Garth the guitar and lots of stories
(18:02):
and jokes, lots of jokes, and so she she didn't
really get any of his jokes, but he would play
a lot of artists that inspired him as well. Like
I thought, it was personally amazing, but she doesn't really
know who Bob Seegart is. And James Taylor, who's the
first person. Well, I don't see. I don't even know
how to say trying to say it really fast, say
it again, Bob Seegar was how do you say it?
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Bob Seeger Okay, Bob seeger See and Bob Seeger sings
like working on the knob moves. Yeah, well, and then
James Taylor like, I see far or not right? It
was so good. And then you know sometimes Garth talks
in talks about himself in first person third person. Yeah,
so he says, you know, hi Garth, and he's like,
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and I'm gonna play from George Straight. And so Stashiro
was getting really confused, like she's like, is this George
Straight or is this Garth Rooks? And I was like,
oh no, this is Garth. She's like, okay, he's talking
about himself like that. So I all in all, we
stayed the whole time, like we walked away, we had
a great time. We have popcorn. Eminem's like, we stood up,
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we cheered. No cameras were allowed, though, so she got busted.
I didn't know that, and so she was trying to
take a video and an usher comes up. She's like,
no cameras and then sure enough I look at the
ticket and it says no cameras on the ticket, and
I was like, my bad. That is basically Garth's Vegas show.
When I went to it, he had a guitar and
he would be like, you know, this is to inspire me,
and he played like some motown stuff, and he played
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a little bit of his music and then he'd go,
here's some Bob secret and then he played you know,
so maybe it was that kind of show. Did you
learn anything about Garth Brooks that you didn't know? Oh? Yeah,
I walked away with some fun facts that I have
brought to share with y'all. So, first of all, he
wrote much Too Young to Feel the dam Old for
George Straight, Like basically, he came to town as a songwriter,
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wasn't going to be an artist like a performer, but
he had that song in his back pocket and was like,
I want George Straight to cut this, and I guess
George turned it down, so Garth ended up doing it
all right. I mean another one, Unanswered Prayers, is a
true story which we've known for quite some time. But
it didn't happen at a hometown football game. It happened
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at some place that actually didn't really wouldn't really sound
good in a song, and uh so he thought I'd
flow a lot better if it's a hometown football game.
But the song is totally fact, just it was not
at a football game, which I always heard the song
was true, so assumed it was in a football game,
but I think it was like, I don't know, at
the State penitent Tree or something. So he's like, it
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just didn't sound that good. Oh and when I was researching,
like after he shared the fun fact, it made me
want to read about it more. And that's the song
he wrote about his first wife, so not Trisha Yearwood,
his wife before Trisha and Sandy. And so he said
later in an interview after him and Sandy got divorced,
he's like, well, for a long time I couldn't say
this because I was married. But the woman they ran
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into it the you know, football game, was he really
thought for the first two years of his marriage that
that was literally who he was supposed to spend the
rest of his life with. It. He had missed out
on the love of his life. But he could never
say that publicly because he was married. But what scares
me because I wonder if Caitlin thinks that right now,
she's like the first two years, she's like, I'm with them,
but it really see that to hear stuff like that's scary. Yeah, Okay,
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give me one more fun fact. Okay, So after he
wrote the River, he like he knew that this song
was gonna be the thing that like people would go
crazy for with lighters and sing back to him. Allowed
at a stadium, and his co writer apparently was like, yeah, right, whatever,
it's not going to happen. This is not one of
those songs. So years later, when he was playing in
Central Park to a million people, he invited that co
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writer to open for him, and when they played The River,
there was a million people there with lighters and that
co writer got like Garth was like, I told you
this is how it's going to happen. And yeah, so
the River was a hit, Like he thought, pretty cool,
sound like good show. No, no, it was so amazing,
Like I'm so glad Stushier and I will forever have
that memory. And you know, yeah, no cameras were allowed,
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but some people from Garth's team were sitting right behind
us and they I guess they're allowed to have their
cameras because they're Garths people, and they took some shots
of me and Stushier from behind, like having fun together,
and they sent them to me. So it's a really
special memory. Here's a voicemail we got last night, Good
Morning Studio. My seven year old son Nash has a
morning Corny for Amy. How do you get a tissue
(22:28):
the ditch? You put a little boogie in it? Love
your show. We listen every morning by thank you guys.
Amy's Morning Corny comes up in fifteen minutes if you
want to hear one from her. All right, here's another
voicemail from last night. Hey you Bobby my son. He's
nine years old and he is a huge fan of
you guys in the show. He wants to give to
(22:50):
the Saint Jude radioson that you guys host during December,
and I was calling to see when that radio thought
might be scheduled. Well, I'm glad you asked. Thursday and Friday,
December ninth and tenth will be the Saint Jude radiothon.
We have so many friends are gonna stop by and
perform for us, but the ninth and the tenth, and
we hope you guys can become a partner and hope.
(23:11):
So thank you for that call. You're Samy's pile of stories. Okay,
So Bobby, remind us are you a hugger or not
a hugger. That's a note for me, dog, I'm not
trying to hug anybody that I don't know really closely,
and then only on special occasions. But hugs can be
so effective. There's like positive things that come from a hug.
I agree with that. But if you hug all the time,
(23:32):
then hugs are worth nothing. If everybody was just throwing
out one hundred dollar bills all the time because they
were easy to get, it wouldn't be worth a hundred bucks.
But you do not say that to Kaitlin. But those
hugs are imported to me. I don't see someone from
work at a restaurant and go, oh, I haven't seen
you in three hours, Let me hug you. I'm not
a big hugger just for the sake of hugging. I
believe in hugging when it matters, and I'll give a
(23:53):
great hug. Yeah, okay, Well, in case you're wondering, next
time you give Caitlin a hug, because I know you're
good at that. To make it a positive, to make
a positive impact on her, you need it to last
for ten seconds. Oh, that seems like an extra long hug.
If I'm hugging for ten seconds, I'm expecting a little
post hug, you know, I'm saying, Oh, okay, Well, just
(24:16):
for everybody else. Take note, if you want the hug
to have a positive impact, try to time it out
and make it a long, good line, and don't do
this with strangers. Okay, has anybody in the room ever
lied about COVID to get out of plans? No? No, no.
Eddie admits now that he did for an entire month
to miss work, like six months ago, party days, I think,
(24:39):
is how long Eddie was not on the show a lot,
or like in the studio with us. But apparently that's
a thing, like there's a percentage of people that are like, yeah,
I'm straight up have not wanted to go do something,
so I've said I've got COVID, I can't call him.
Or back in the day before people were getting vaccinated,
you could say I've been exposed to COVID because I
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have a friend who is very high to school and
he said teachers were just doing that like crazy, like, oh,
I've been exposed. I don't need to come in for
a few days. And you can't say no, you weren't.
You must let them have that time off. But it's
an easy out, you know. Oh yeah, interesting. None of
us could get away with that because now everyone has
the microphone in a way to work from home, so
that that wouldn't fly. Well. Heads up, there is a
(25:23):
new movie out on demand starring Tracey Atkins. Did you
know he was an actor? Oh? Yes, I did. I
mean this is how he talks to those movies. Yes,
I did. Well. The movie is called thirteen Minutes and
I got a clip of that tornado, Warren. Is it
just outside our viewing area? But we're under a particularly
dangerous situation tornado. Watch everybody bottle me? He's white? Everybody?
(25:47):
How right? For sure? This is the safest place to be. Okay,
So apparently it's about one superstorm four paths to survival.
Along with Tracey Atkins, you got Thora Birch, Peter Fatchinell
and Hay Amy Smart and Pause Vega and they're battling
the largest tornado on record to strike their town in
thirteen minutes and you can check it out on demand
(26:09):
with Apple, TV, Prime Video and many other platforms. Okay,
there you go. They're battling a tornado. Yeah, I'm betting
on the tornado. I'm gonna say I'm betting on the tornado. Okay,
is that it i? Amy? That's my pile? That was
Amy's pile of stories. It's time for the good news lunchbox.
(26:32):
Two buddies decided to go hiking inside a cave their experience,
so they do it all the time. They go in
and they get really deep in there, like nine hundred feet.
One of the guys slips and falls and hurts himself,
can't get out, so his buddy has to truck out
of the cave find help, and it takes fifty three
hours for rescuers to get him out of the cave.
Fifty three hours. Two hundred and fifty people were involved
(26:55):
in the rescue. I'm assuming too, he doesn't have cell
phone service in there, so it's probably just wondering. He's
just sitting there for over two days. Is anyone coming back? Then?
My friend even get out? Did he get eaten by bear? Like?
All these thoughts are probably go into your head two days,
I mean, just sitting there wondering. Yeah, and it's not
no communication. You pad to how dark and cold it is.
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Who saved him? There was two hundred and fifty different people.
They had to work in shifts. They had to have
him on a stretcher and carry him out of the cave. Wow,
that's crazy good story. That's what it's all about. That
was tell me something good. If you're somebody who eats
a lot of food, especially someone who's known to eat
a lot of food, this is like the greatest compliment
you can get. Because this dude was banned from an
(27:40):
all you can eat barbecue place because he ate too much.
I mean, think about the amount of food you gotta
eat to be banned from an all you can eat place.
This guy's a food live streamer. He says, has been
blacklisted from a grill buffet restaurant for eating too much.
He's known only as mister King. He was banned from
the place after a series of binges. He ate three
(28:02):
point three pounds of pork trotters during his first visit.
I don't even know what a trotter is. He ate
eight pounds of prawns on another visit. He was like,
I can eat a lot. Is that a fault? I
didn't waste any of the food. The restaurant owner told
the same reporter that covered the story that he was
putting him out of pocket. He said, every time he
comes here, I lose a ton of money. Even when
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he drinks soy milk. He could drink twenty or thirty bottles.
That's why. What's this guy's digestive system? I know that's crazy.
So shout out to mister King because he knows what
he's good at. I mean, think about if you work
at that restaurant you see mister King walking in. If
you just work there and it's like not your career,
you're probably like, shout out mister King. But yeah, if
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you're the guy that's paying for all this food, But
you gotta think all you can eat place, they throw
away so much food at the end of the night, right, yeah,
I mean they have to factor in. You have to also.
It probably balances out somehow because there's some people that
are coming in paying for all you can eat and
they eat one thing. Well, mister King is not allowed.
There anymore justice from mister King if you ask me.
But let's go over and get the Morning Corny with
Amy Morning Corny. What did the mother Turkey say to
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her disobedient children? What did the mother Turkey say to
the disobedient children? If your father could see you now,
he'd turn over in his gravy. Fake laugh at all?
I like that fake laugh? No, that fake laugh. Come on,
come on Okay and the longest joke ever. It's like
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she's reading the Constitution and she ends up with a Okay,
thank you, Amy. We'll put that up on the Instagram
and had to be two slides though it's so long, Amy,
what happened? Well, I just don't know if this is
a loud or not, but we were driving near a
school zone area and there was a crossing guard and
the crossing guard was smoking a cigarette and I was like, what,
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Like this just seems weird, but it's not even and
like he was trying to hide it at all, but
he definitely inhaled, took a last smoke, came out of
his mouth and then he flipped it on the ground
and went and got his little stop sign and it it
was good to go. But I'm like, kids are all around,
people are all around, Like, surely this is not allowed, right?
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Is a crossing guard hired by the school? I have
no idea A good question. I mean, I don't what
the school wasn't The problem is it's like in an
area where there is a school, so they have different
crossing guards set up. So I don't know if like
the neighborhood or the town or who the city. Who's
in charge of that? Good question. But you're saying the
crossing guard with kids should not be smoking a cigarette
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right then when the kids around. Yeah, I just thought
we were to a point in society where she wouldn't
smoke around just kids. But maybe it is allowed. I
have no idea. I just was shocked to see such
a thing. But wait a minute, the crossing guard, he
was standing outside outside, Like he's not in the school, right, No,
he's outside. Okay, so he's smoking a cigarette outside. You
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walk to the grocery or there's people smoking cigarettes outside
the grocery store. Kids go to the grocery store. He's outside, Guys,
can we calm down? He's outside smoking them. I don't
think anybody has been anything but calm. I'm talking about this.
But Amy's I feel like it's the worst thing she's
ever seen. I just don't think he should be smoking.
I'm like, he's outside. I just think I am not
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I guess I'm not shocked that someone smokes lunch fox,
I think, but when you put on the vest, you
put down the cigarette. Have you ever seen a cop
Have you ever seen a cop smoke? Ye? Cop smoke?
I mean it's crazy. I don't think I've ever seen
a cop in uniform smoking a cigarette. Have you guys
ever been outside ever? Now, he's just a comic lunch
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Have you ever seen a waiter? A waiter goes outside
a restaurant and smokes and then goes back in and
seerves you your food. Hold on, hold on. The only
person not calm here is lunchbox. Okay here. I think
this is why it seemed weird to Amy, because a
crossing guard at a school feels like someone that is
connected to this s because and there are kids all around. Yeah,
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and it's weird to see someone smoke with that affiliation
of children at school next to them. Yes, it reminds
me of the time too, where I thought a crossing
guard was dealing drugs and I was totally wrong about that.
But trust me, there's no mistaking that this crossing guard
was smoking. Just so our listeners know. At one point,
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Amy was so confident that her crossing guard was dealing
people drugs because the crossing guard walk over and we like,
hand somebody something. Yes, we sent lunchbox out, Yes we
sent lunchbox out, and he drives up at the crossing
guard like Hey, you got it and the crossing guards yeah,
and go can hands it to him. It was a peppermint.
It was a peppermint. Yes, How was I supposed to know?
She was the peppermint? You know? Can't pass her out
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or like I thought? I literally thought. There was multiple
times where I was behind cars where they would slow down.
I mean, you're already going fifteen, you're already going slow,
but they would slow all the way down, stop, roll
down their window, there would be a hand exchange. What
else was I supposed to think? And I was like,
what an excellent cover, because no one's ever gonna think
that the crossing guard is handing out drugs to people
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that are slowly driving through. Like it all just made sense.
And then yeah, I mean she was just really nice
and people knew her as the peppermint Queen. Question is
should a crossing guard at a school be able to
smoke a cigarette? Yes? Or no? Around the room? Amy, No, Eddie,
I don't want my crossing guard walking my children across
street smoking a cigarette. NOA. I'm gonna go with no too.
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I don't think he should go to jail, but I'm
gonna go with no as well. If you're working with kids.
You shouldn't be smoking while you're working with kids. Yes,
people smoke, man, Like, there's parents a smoke. I mean, guys,
they have kids, and my parents smoked. I mean, are
we gonna take their kids away? Like, guys, people have
an addiction. They smoke cigarettes. Okay, Like they're outside, they're
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not harming anybody. Would you want your teacher smoking cigarettes
in class with your kids. No, not in class, but
he's outside. If they're on the playground and the teacher
wants to understand they're outside, okay, let me get this clear.
If you're there a recess and your kids are playing
and your teacher lights one up, you're like, I get it,
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it's cool. Yeah, they wait until they got outside. It's
their time, you know, they get a break, have a cigarette.
That's fine in front of the kids, in front of
the listen, my kids see people smoke all the time.
And you guys, not go out in public and your
kids don't see people smoke. Okay, No they do, and
they're like, oh, what is that? Okay, so you say
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it's a cigarette. Oh gross. So you tell them when
you see the crossing guard, oh gross, cigarette. Okay, But
you're still exposed to the smoke, like you breathe it
in you? Do you walk by cars? Do you walk
by cars because there's exhausted? You can be our fifth
vote here. How do you feel about this? No, I'm
with y'all, not Lunchbox. I mean, this doesn't even seem
like a question to me. Four to one, Lunchbox. I'm
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sorry you lose this one, buddy. Well, this is some
Jerry Springer type stuff, which I've only realized now that
some of our audience is too young to actually know
what Jerry Springer is. Ammy, could you explain to our
younger end who Jerry Springer was and what kind of
show we used to have. Oh, I mean it was
a show that was very crazy, like shock value. Like
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I mean, there was always drama and fighting and yelling
and cheating and scandals, and Jerry loved it, egged it on,
and the crowd would even egg Jerry on and be
like Jerry, Jerry, Jerry. So this could have been on
Jerry Springer back in the day. Okay. Her name is Haley.
She's twenty eight years old. She lives in Arizona. She
helped her best friend give birth. She's like I'll be
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in the room with you. I'll help you as you're
having the baby. We'll go through contractions. But when the
baby was born, there was a birthmark on the baby
that was exactly like her husband's. Are you following me here? Well, yes,
but our birthmark is hereditary. Some are, yes, okay. Haley
Custer twenty eight, helped her best friend give birth without
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realizing the baby's father was her husband of six years.
She says she had no idea her close friend who
she doesn't want to name, and her husband, who she
does want to name, Travis, we're having an affair behind
her back. She claims. She helped deliver that husband's baby
and only became suspicious of infidelity when she spotted a
rare birth defect on the child's neck, the same birth
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defect that her husband had that is genetic. Okay. If
you're that friend, though, do you want her in the
room helping deliver a baby that's her husband's, Like, aren't
you trying to keep her away from that? Oh? Yeah,
I don't know. Maybe it didn't cross her mind that
there would be a rare birth defect that's hereditary. Also,
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what a piece of crap? Her husband is if this
is true? Right? I mean, is she in a relationship
with anybody else? Though? Like, also, is there the baby
daddy that everybody else thinks is the dad? Is he's
learning he's not. After confronting the pair about her suspicious
her suspicions about her partner, she claims that her husband
admits he had cheated on her with up to thirty
women during their marriage. One of them was her best friend.
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See that ain't a good friend. That ain't a good
husband either. One that's not even her best friend. She
just thought it was her best one. That's not her
best friend. Yeah, this is definitely an episode of Jerry.
And see what Jerry would have done. And he would
have tracked down as many of the thirty women as
he possibly could, flown them in, pick them up with
a limo, put them up in a hotel and champagne,
and had them come on the show and just you know,
air it all for public consumption. Also for our new listeners.
(37:30):
Lunchbox was on Jerry Springer back in the day when
he was seventeen years old, Right, Lunchbox, that's ride. They
do fly you to Chicago, they put you up in
a nice hotel, they give you a per diem or whatever,
like little gift certificates of the restaurant in the hotel,
a night out in Chicago, and it is awesome, And
you made up a story to get on the show.
Wasn't even true. Correct. We had always said if we
were on Jerry Springer, we'd say this. So me and
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Kamika said we were dating for two and a half years.
Jennifer and Derek were dating for two years, and Derek
and Kamika had been cheating on us for a year
and a half and they wanted to take us on
the show to tell us. And he went on this show.
He's a kid. They brought a kid on that show,
like a straight high school kid. I was straight up
in high school, senior year of high school, and I
got I took a day, two days off school, flew
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to Chicago. Parents had to sign the parent release forms, everything.
It was an incredible time. Isn't it weird that they
would let a kid go on that show, That they
would allow a kid to have his parents signed for
him to go on Jerry Springer's Wild And let me
tell you the bodyguard, Steve, He's the one that walked
me to the elevator, he's and he puts his hand
on my shoulder. He's like, hey, man, it's gonna be okay.
It'll be okay. Man. They all thought that Lungebox and
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Kamika were this whole thing was true and real, But
y'all made up the entire entire thing. Yeah, Kamika and Jennifer,
We're working at a club and Jerry Springer called and
they were like, hey, do you have any stories about cheating?
And they were like, yeah, that's how we got it.
But do you think they really knew you were lying?
But they just knew it was a good story. They
made me sign a contract saying if they found out
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I was lying, they could sume me for up to
five hundred thousand dollars. What. Yeah, Then he's like, bleeped
this whole segment, bleep this segment. But you feel like
you're in the clear now, Yeah. I mean I was
only seventeen. I don't think I could sign a legal document.
Weird they'd put a high school kid on a show
like this. That's crazy. It's time for the good news.
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I want to tell you about Arla Urtle. That's her name.
She has been a substitute teacher and volunteer at this school.
And she just turned ninety years old, and so our
family was like, all right, let's go buy the school.
Since you turned ninety, let's drive by and just talk
about some memories that you've had because you've been working
there for so many years. So they drive up by
the school and as she gets there, she noticed, wait,
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there's some kids there. It's not all of the hours
that kids are at school. Four hundred and fifty students
line the sidewalk chanted her name. They were chanting, let's
go Grandma Arla, flapping their hands, they blew noisemakers, they
had palm palms. Again, almost five hundred students were there.
She was the go to substitute teacher for almost forty years.
(39:59):
She only recently he stopped helping out the school for
a couple of years due to health concerns. But they
still love her. And five hundred kids and faculty where
they're waiting on her. That's awesome. Five hund of people
never wait on me anywhere. And what did they say,
Grandma Arla? Well, I said, let's go Grandma Arla. Okay,
so a little clunky, Yeah, that's tough. But it still worked.
So she had been in a capacity either going to
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the school or working there. She had been there since
she was a teenager. Wow ninety, Now there you go.
That's what it's all about. That was tell me something good.
If we're not on the air, you guys can leave
us a voicemail. If you're a podcast listener, you can
leave us a voicemail. It's the same number that you
call into the show. Eight seven, seven seventy seven. Bobby,
(40:41):
here's a voicemail from last night. Good morning, Studio. I've
been wanting to say that today it's my first day
back from attorneys Leaves and I have missed listening to
the show every day on my way to work, and
I'm so excited to be back listening to you guys.
Why thank you for my morning positivity and a great
(41:03):
last on the way's work. Thank you very much, and
thanks for that message. And let's do one more. Hey, Bobby,
I'm watching this what's called no this game show that
y'all are good. It's hard. It's just like the worst
show ever. I mean, it's so you know what, I
can't believe this you think this is your favorite show?
(41:25):
Cover break Day Love your show by I'm assuming as
you're talking about squid Game, power to guess, hey, don't
hate on squid Game. You got to get through the
first episode and a half, maybe two episodes, and then
you'll love it. For me, I had to go beyond
my annoyance with having to read words on the screen.
Once I got past that, I was good. Actually I
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loved it, and it'd be one of my favorite shows ever.
But thank you for that voicemail. I appreciate that. Let's
go over and do the news Bobby's story. Approximately eighty
thieves wearing ski masks storm the Nordstrom store in Walnut Creek, California,
around nine pm Saturday night. Eighty people ran in together
in a large group and completely rated the store. It
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was boom shoplifting, boom out. Two employees were attacked by
looters who punched and kicked them, another one's pepper sprayed.
All three of them were treated for injuries on the scene.
At least three suspects were arrested in connection with the raid,
but that's three out of eighty seventy seven of them
got away. It is I can't believe they'd have a
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big enough circle of friends. I couldn't find ten friends
to do this much less seventy nine. But just imagine
you're working in that store, you're making an honest living,
it's almost time to close, and eighty people coming at
once and steal everything. That is wild. Your thoughts, I
mean my thoughts are this sounds like a movie, like
it can't even be real. And also, wow, Nordstrum, I'd
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feel like that's I'm safer there than I don't know,
somewhere somewhere else, Like I like, Wow, that's just crazy
to me. I thought, now I'm going to be on
guard when I'm at the mall this holiday season. Well,
you go to Northstone because of the high end stuff,
that's where all the expensive stuff is. Yeah, for sure.
I mean I see why they wanted to like get
in there and rob it and do their thing. But
I don't know, I just that's really scary. The CDC
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has a warning for those prep in the turkey this year,
do not wash the turkey. It's the same warning federal
food safety experts have been using every year since two
thousand and five, and we have touched on this with chicken,
but washing raw meats raises the risk of cross contamination,
and there can be food poisoning like salmonella and something
called can't be lowbackter, which I don't know what that
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is but doesn't sound good. You never want to be
the guy that's can't be lowbacter. But we talked about
the same because if you wash a turkey, that water
can get on stuff. Right, That's basically what it is. Yeah,
I mean, same thing with the chicken. Like you're just
splashing around the chicken juice. It's the juice that you
want to worry about. That that's you can't cook off
or cook away and then maybe you get it on
something else and then you eat it and then you
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get sick. Yeah. I read this on Fox Austin and
they say that seventy eight percent of people wash their turkey.
And I'm not gonna hate you if you do, because
I think I've never made a turkey, but I think
i'd probably wash it. I think i'd probably stick it
and run water over it, you know, Noah, I mean,
I see why you would think it's the logical thing
to do, but it's not. And finally, according to golf
club research, the popularity of golf has slowed down. Golf
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is not as popular anymore for guys. Some say it
could be tied to Tiger Woods and his decline, or
maybe golf course prices or the pandemic La la la.
But golf is not as cool anymore. That's from the
Denver Post. I stopped playing golf, but not because I
didn't love it as much. Because I had a wrist
injury that was killing me. And now I'm fixed up.
But now it's winter and I can't do crap. I
just sit here and think about golf all the time.
(44:45):
So um, I like golf? Do we get to play
it that much? If I like golf? All right? Thank
you guys, that's the news. Thank you for story. Maybe
this is what I need to do. I've crazy digestive issues.
I had to get a colonoscopy and endoscopy. I'm reading
all these stories about how I can try to fix
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my stomach and all these issues that I have. But
here you go. Let me run this by Amy. There
is a chef that claims her health issues have banished
after switching to a diet of nothing but raw beef
and eggs. How does that sound? Sounds disgusting? I want
nothing to do with it. Twenty five year old nicolete
Kiss suffered from digestive issues. Ding ding ding, that's me.
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But she said now that she eats just raw beef
and eggs, she has never felt better. Doctors don't recommend
the diet, but she continues to eat it. She says
she only spends eighty bucks a week on food herself.
So can you eat raw beef? I didn't know raw
beef was able to Is that tartar? Yeah, beef tartar.
I can just go to the grocery store, amy and
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just follow me here. This maybe the dumbest thing ever,
but I don't cook. I'm a bad cook. I can
get a steak that's raw and I can just eat it. Yeah,
I mean, that's that's what they say. I mean, I
don't know you may hey, I don't. I don't want
to put bad, bad info out there, but you're telling
me if I go and get a pork chop. I
don't know how exactly how it's repaired, but I know
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that I've seen. Yeah. Yeah, let me take that back.
Let me pull that back, and that's pork. Okay, here
we go. Yeah, beef in most cases is safe to
eat raw as long as you sear the surface of
the meat. This is because on hole cuts of beef
there's bacterial containment such as E. Coli. So it's not
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even by cooking. It's just a boy killing the stuff
that has gathered on the meat since that has been cooked.
So if you want to just kill a cow because
there's no ecoli, you could just eat the cow straight down.
That's crazy to me. But what if that fix my ibs? Wait?
What if I need to go raw cow to fix
my stomach issue? Okay, do it? I'm going full on
(46:51):
yellow Stone? What going? Yeah? No, I just didn't know
how you'd made that leap, but from like just killing
the cow and eating it right away. But um, yeah,
I've I've I think I've taken a bite of something
my dad made that was like that, like us eat
that all the time. And yeah, now I'm picturing him
and he would he'd kind of like quickly on each
side and then boom, slice into it and you know,
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make he thought it was like the most amazing thing
in the world. But my niece married a meat scientists.
There's a thing. Yes, he's he graduated from Texas to
A and M and he majored in meat sciences and
that's what he is now. He's a meat scientist. And
he said that whenever you're out to eat or even
at home, like any kind of ground beef. Look, if
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you're having a burger and it's ground up, you need
to ask for it well done. And I know it's
popular restaurants to get like a meat a rare burger
or medium rare. And he's like, that's the most dangerous
thing you could do because, like you just mentioned that,
all the bacteria that are on there when they grind
it up. The reason why you can have a steak
rawl is you sear it and everything's contained inside that
(47:55):
piece of steak and you're good to go. But when
they grind it up, all the bacteria gets mixed together.
So just tip from a meat scientist when you order
a burder out, make sure it is cooked all the
way well done. Would anyone be interested to get this
meat scientists as a guest on the show. I'm completely
enthralled here. Oh yeah, I can book it, like um,
he's they live in Oklahoma, so I can make it happen.
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Cool story. Well, I'm thinking Texas because they've moved, but
I know that he's they've stopped in Nashville before when
he's giving lectures at local college, lectures for meat scientists.
This is a whole new, whole new world. Well, I
do order steaks medium or medium well, and I get
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I get looked at by my waiter like I'm running
the meat. Well. I mean, my niece's husband would tell you,
well done all the way every day out to eat well.
I don't have to worry about that right the second,
because I mean a lot of atos compoo, so I
don't I don't worry about that. But um, okay, I
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want to talk to a meat scientist soon, and I'm
interested in eating raw beef. If I bring some of
the studio before we leave for Christmas, we'll I'll have
a little piece. No wheel, it's been the wheel. Yeah,
it's been the wheel. Heavy, Come on, all The question is,
can you share a bar of soap, just a straight
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bar of soap if you put it in your under
arms in your butt, is it okay if someone takes
it and puts it in their under arms in their butt? Now, Amy,
you brought this to the show. Why? Yeah? Because I
just felt like it could be a dumb debate of
the day. Because I was sitting at a basketball game.
There was a husband and wife there talking about this
exact thing, and the wife was irritated because the husband
used her bar soap, and the husband kept saying, it's soap.
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Though the soap is clean. Soap cleans itself because you
put it on your body suit, no germs live on
the soap, and she completely disagreed. I side with the wife,
by the way, but I just thought where I wondered
where the rest of the show would stand on sharing
bars of soap. Okay, so you don't share a bar
of soap, but your husband no, Like if there's a
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bar of soap situation happening and it's the only option
that you have, then I run it under lots of
water and clean everything off again, like like a few
layers off the bar of soap, and then I will
use it. Okay, lunchbox soap is soap is soap. The
whole point of it is it cleans everything. So it
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doesn't matter if your wife use it, if your neighbor
use it, if if patting down the street use it.
It's a bar of soap. You can use it over
and over again. It doesn't matter. I use the soap.
My wife uses a soap. Hey, Grandpa, you want to
come use the soap? Come home. I got no problem
with it. In our shower, I use a bar of soap,
but Kalin uses different kind of soaps like Squeezy Bottle
(50:47):
soaps body wash. So, yeah, it's not an issue with
us because we don't use the same soap. But I
don't think I would have a problem with it because,
like Lunchbox said, it's soap, and I just for some
reason expect so to always be clean. Now, toothbrushes, which
Kaylin does not have a problem with. If there's not
a toothbrush around, using mine, which grosses me out. That
is so gross. Yeah, that's tough to that's tough for me.
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I can never use our toothbrush. I would just take
my finger nails and try to scrape my teeth before
I would use our toothbrush. Yeah, so for me, I
would use the same soap, but I would not use
the same toothbrush. That's my limit, Eddie. I don't really
like a green with Lunchbox, but soap is soap is soap.
You know, I'm with him on that. It's like holy water, man,
it cleans itself. It's just it's fine. Yes, maybe this
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is a male female thing where we're just disgusting and
they're not. Morgan, what about you? Would you share a
bar of soap with your dad? No? I wouldn't that gross.
I just like I would never want to touch it
because all I would think about was like he was
rubbing his body. Now I'm rubbing. Wait, but what about
Pattie down the street? Yeah, definitely not patting down the stream.
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And I don't want to share it with my dad.
But what about your boyfriend? No? I mean we use
the same soap out of a squee like a squeeze bottle,
but I would never do a soap one. So this
is I guess a man and woman thing because he
was even a man woman that had the argument, right, Amy, Yes,
where we are disgusting and you guys are not, basically,
and I think that's where this ends. But three to
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two we aren't sharing soap. All right. That's your your
dumb debate of the day, Thank you, Amy, Down Sorry
up the day. There's a guy drives into the AutoZone
parking lot, rolls down the window and just start shooting
ba ba ba ba ba fire and shots at the building,
drives away. Police catch up with him and they say, man,
what were you doing. He goes, well, I tried to
(52:36):
rob it last week and they wouldn't let me. So
I was angry. Why wouldn't they let him know? What
do you mean they wouldn't let him? One of the
employees pulled out a gun and say get out of here. Oh,
can't rob this place. And so he came back with
a gun of his own and shot up the place. Okay,
makes me wonder how many other businesses let him rob
the place. It makes me wonder why they didn't call
the cops on him. He didn't get arrested after trying
(52:57):
to rob the place. I mean, if you pull a
gun out of this or you think they would have
called the cops, right you think? I think maybe they
didn't call the costs employee wasn't supposed to pull a gun.
Oh yeah, I didn't want to get in trouble himself
this whole story. Yeah, okay, I'm munch boxed at your
bone head. Story of the day newlywed couple owes two
hundred and sixty eight thousand dollars because they took the
(53:19):
keys to one of their friends Lamborghinis, took it for
a joy ride and well they were at a light
and then no, none, none, not even his car and
crashed it. Had to go to the hospital with his
new bride car burst into flames. They're okay, but the
insurance policy for the car says that it's covered if
the driver is thirty or older and has permission from
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the owner, neither of which were true. So they're down
a bunch of money and they're probably not friends anymore,
thoughts Amy. I mean, I don't think that I would
be friends with them anymore. That's a really expensive car
to not have permission to drive. And also, if you're
this is me thinking here. If I'm in somebody else's
car and someone comes up to me and it is
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I'm not If I'm in my car, i might actually
take them and show the loser what's up. But if
I'm in Eddie's car, I'm not going to do that.
There's no chance. And so now they again close to
three hundred thousand dollars, which made me just think about
our story because when you know, they're newly weds. But
when Caitlin and I got married, we bought an old
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broncho and we had had it like rebuilt a bit
to be cool, but it was still old because it
had died on us like the week before. But that
was our We're leaving our wedding car, so we walk out.
Everybody's like, oh, you just got married. We get in
the broncho, we drive off. The next day, somebody smashes
into it and it was a hair away from being totaled.
It wasn't totaled, but it was a hair away from
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being totaled. And it's an awesome old broncho and it's
been in the shop for I mean, what is it?
What has it been three months? Wow? The good news
is I should have it back in the next couple
of weeks. How exciting is that wood? Yes? I mean yeah,
but are you nervous to drive it? No? But what
stinks is it's now winter and we took the top
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off and it's you know, you need a whole crew
to come in and put the top back on because
it's so old and heavy, and so it's not like
we can really drive it until it gets warm again.
But we're pretty pumped that it wasn't totaled because it
was a big part of our wedding and also we
loved it and it took us forever to find it.
But this story has made me thinking about that, so
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I'm pretty pumped to get that back. But i was
just thinking about driving it back from the shop in
the middle of winter, because somebody's gotta driving it home.
It's gonna be like ace ventchera, no, no, dumb and
dumber it frozen. Yeah, we will see you guys tomorrow.
Have an awesome day, by everybody.
Hello, Hey, welcome to tuesday's show Morning Studio Morning. Here's
a story I just saw. It's sad, but more than sad,
it ends happy, So bear with me. This is from
The Insider. A woman who had been on a ventilator
for over a month woke up from a coma just
hours before her family planned to end her life support.
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Her name is Bettina Lherman. She was unvaccinated against coronavirus.
She was hooked up to a ventilator. It was in Portland, Maine.
Her son Andrew said she had underlying health conditions like diabetes.
On October twenty ninth, so it's been a couple of weeks.
Family members were set to end her life support. That
This is what he said. They told us your mom
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is never gonna wake up. It was the end of
the line. They told him him that she had irreversible
damage from COVID nineteen. But just hours before pulling the plug,
she suddenly woke up. He got a call from a
doctor that was like, hey, what are you doing. He
was like, well, we're picking out a headstone for mom.
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And this story goes over to w MTV quote he goes, well,
I need you to come to the hospital right away.
I'm like, what something wrong? He goes, well, your mom
just woke up. I literally dropped the phone. I was like,
what I mean because we're supposed to be terminating life
support today. Okay, I have a couple things to say.
First of all, like I told you, this ends happy
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because she's alive. Right, We're all on the same page, right, Yeah, Amy,
what do I tell you? If you suckers ever pull
me off live support? Two things are gonna happen because
either I'm gonna live or I'm gonna die. If I
live after you pull me, I'm gonna wake up and
I would be so mad. We ain't friends anymore. You
try to kill me. If I die, I'm going to
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haunt you because I knew you pulled me from life support.
So if I'm plugged up, plug it in, plug it in,
leave it plugged in. Yeah No, I mean we've we've
had that memo for years now, and I think, yeah,
you're like everybody. There's checks and balances, like you're we
take a vote, everyone's voting to keep you alive. Because
everyone's too scared. There is no vote anymore. It's only Caitlin.
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At this point, she has. She's the only one who
gets to the side. But I'm just letting everybody know
because sometimes, you know, cases are decided by popular opinion. Well, okay,
I do not want to be unplugged. Go ahead, What
do you want us to do if Caitlin decides? Like?
Good question? Doctors say, Caitlin, there's no way. Bobby's waking
up like he wouldn't want to live this way, like
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you can, doctor, don't know? Crap? Okay, but I'm saying,
what if follow me here? And Caitlin's like, okay, well,
I know this is a horrible decision. I mean, how
what do you want us to do? Abduct her? Lock
her in a room until I come back to life.
There we have it. I've said, it's on public record. Okay.
What a wild story though, how the day that she
was being taken off life support she boomed? Just pops
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up and end the way. Okay, let's open up the
mail bag something year, Good morning, Bobby. I need your
advice concerning a co worker. His feet and shoes stink.
I sit directly behind him and can smell his feet
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or shoes. When he wears new shoes, the smell is
not there. How do I let him know that his
shoes smell signed holding my breath, Well, this goes to
all the relationship you have with this person. But what
I would do is I would leave a note or
I'd create a troll email account and go, hey, your
shoe stink roll email account? Sorry, A you're anonymous, A burner.
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I would create a burner acco that sounds cool, be like, hey,
I'll work with you. Is this embarrassing? I like you,
but I don't know how to tell you your shoe stink.
And that's it. I would create like, uh, shoe smell
or at sixty eight dot com, Gmail whatever you know,
whatever shoe smell or sixty eight at gmail dot com.
I would send it to his email address and say, hey, listen,
I work in the same building as you. I like you.
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I don't have the guts to tell you this in person,
but your shoe stink. So I'm just letting you know
as a friend who doesn't have the courage and is
a coward, those shoes are bad, so please stop bring them. See.
If I was the recipient of that, then I'm left thinking,
who is this person that sent it to me? It
could be anyone around me. At any given time, and
now I'm just super self conscious when I would rather
just hear from one person, and I would have so
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I'd rather know who it's from. But I'm telling you
what I would do. I'm the coward of the county.
And aren't you thankful that someone told you that your
feet smell? Sometimes when you smell, you don't notice because
you're just used to that smell. Say, I'm often told
my armpits smell. Now like Caitlyn, she says, if I
were to have a clone named after my favorite my sense,
it would be spray tan bo and bulldog. That's what
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my new columbe looks. Not like funny. You let them know.
But if you don't have the courage and I will,
to just go up to him in his face, because
most people don't, I would create a burner email account,
send it and be nice, say I really like you.
I'm just embarrassed that I don't have the guts to
tell you, but shoe stink, so please stop wearing them.
Thank you, And then maybe the next day put a
five dollar Starbucks gift card on this and then you
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create a secret relationship between him and the mystery so
he could turn into so many things. Yeah I could.
That's what I say to do. Yeah, all right, thank you.
That's the mail bag Morgan. If they want to email us,
what do they do? Mail bag up Bobby Bones dot com.
We got your that was found to close. Yesterday I
did my top five Kenney Chesney songs. People like that,
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So now I would do my top five Blake Shelton songs.
But first, a couple of facts about Blake you probably
didn't know. Did you know? He coached on a show
that wasn't The Voice before the Voice, no idea. Blake
was in clash of choirs, kind of liked the Voice.
This is way before. During his appearance, the singing team
that went up against the groups was led by Patti
LaBelle and Michael Bolton. In the end, Blake's team placed third,
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lost to Patti LaBelle and Michael Bolton. I know that.
What a loser. And then after that he was a
judge on Nashville Star in two thousand and seven. Then
he went on to become wildly famous. Listen. The Voice
helped his country music career. Like Shelton was not an
a less country star until The Voice helped him be
an a less star, which helped him be an a
less country star. He already had some big songs and
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he was a big artist, but he wasn't like a
plus country artist. He wasn't like you could see him
marrying Gwyneth Paltrow or No Close or either. My top
five Blake songs number five, Honeybee, number four, and I
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always would hear this on the radio and be like,
I don't know if I feel comfortable with this song,
But I realized I do after looking at all of
his his library. Some Beach somewhere, because some beach, I
think everyone gets there. Everybody gets it, right, I think so.
At number three, God's Country, Gods Country, his biggest song
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recent ish, but his biggest song ever. At number two,
it's a cover but already and the Somebody I mean,
I know that originally from George Jones. Oh it's a
George Jones cover, okay, but Blake did it really good.
And then it was a massive song for him again.
And number one, what is it Blake Shelter, My number
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one Blake Shelton. Yeah, it's awesome. You've been sayingbody else,
wait for the tone? You know what to do? This lasted.
I still love He still plays that at shows. It's
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his first ever number one. I was with them probably
four or five months ago. He was playing it. I
was like he had the words on a teleprompter in
front of him because all the words were and I
was like, do you need the teleprompter? He was like, man,
I could do this without even know when I'm singing it,
Like I could. I've sang this song so many times,
but that is my favorite. Blake Shelton song was the
latest from Nashville and Tullywood and Morgan number two thirty
second Skinny and Sam Hunt shared what he likes to
(08:16):
eat on Thanksgiving Day. When I palm, I played up.
It's mostly turkey and then I'll put a little dressing
on the side, and then I'll used to go ahead
and grab my dessert on the first run and have
it have it ready before it all disappears. Carrie Underwood
spends a lot of her Thanksgiving holidays working, and she
shared how her family celebrates around it. We don't have
too many set in stone Thanksgiving traditions. I find myself
(08:39):
a lot of times working like on or around Thanksgiving
or unable to get home or whatever. We try to
be together but sometimes it just doesn't doesn't work out.
Dirk's Bentley shared his Thanksgiving Day must have we got
a big turkey Thanksgiving. It is not possible without without
a turkey. So we could at traditionally when we're when
we're in a couple of Thanksgivings to go. We're here
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in Nashville and we did the whole Friday turkey up,
which is great. I mean, it just tastes so good.
A juices get locked in there and I love that too.
You really can't to me cook a turkey wrong. I'm
gonna eat it. I'm Morgan number two. It's time for
the good news. Topeka High School in Kansas had a
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contest going on called the Character Challenge, and this is
where students did videos of them performing kindness in the
community and the winner Jada Fulton. She won the grand
prize of five hundred dollars and she didn't keep the money.
What she did was she gave it away to a
charity she loved called the One Heart Project. And this
is a charity that gives second chances to kids that
are in and out of juvenile centers. So she did
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not keep the money. She gave it away. I love that.
I would have expected nothing less from a Jada. Of course.
Also we should shout out to school for just having
that contest. Yeah, like I think we know, great, that's awesome.
She wanted she don't into the money. That's probably the headline,
but that a school would have a hinness contest. That's
a pretty cool thing to do. And then all the
students that took part of the contest is doing school
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stuff all over the Queen. I'm in there winning five
hundred bucks a mighty don't grow on trees. Ye, shout
out to Topeka High School in Kansas. That's awesome. That's
what it's all about. That was tell me something good.
I'll give you three actors from a famous ninety movie.
You just named the movie. They all start in together, okay,
team Okay. For an example, if I said Tom Hanks,
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Gary Sinice sally Field the movies from nineteen ninety four,
named that movie Forrest Go You've Got Mail. That's right. No,
that was Forrest, Come on, guys, Gary sne with Lieutenant
Dan sally Field was his mom. Tom Hanks obviously was
Forrest Gum. Okay, you're all in at five of these. Here,
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write your answer down. Let's see who scores the best.
From nineteen ninety five Alicia Silverstone, Britney Murphy, Paul Rudd,
Elysia Silverstone, Elsia Silverstone, Britney Murphy and Paul Rudd. Alright, time. Amy.
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The year was nineteen ninety five. The movie was Lunchbox
The movie was Clueless, Eddie. The movie was Clueless. That
is correct. One point for everybody. The year was nineteen
ninety six. Tom Cruise, Cuba Gooding, Junior renee Zellwigger. From
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nineteen ninety six, Tom Cruise, Cuba Gooding, Junior, Renee Zellwigger.
It's a five seconds. I'm like, oh, got it, and
that's time Eddie. The year was nineteen ninety six. The
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movie was Blank, Easy Breezy. Jerry McGuire Amy, Jerry McGuire
lunchbox Man. All I could come up with show me
the money, but I got Jerry McGuire at the very end. Yeah,
all right, nice job. Two points for everybody. Next up,
Matt Damon, Ben Affleck, Robin Williams. Matt Damon, Ben Affleck,
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Robin Williams. Here was nineteen ninety seven. What I said, Dan, Oh,
all I can think of is Um, five seconds on
the clock. Oh my gosh, time, Amy, Do you like apples? Yeah?
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That's all I have in my head right now is
how about them apples? How do you like them apples? Amy?
The answer is blank? How about them apples? I don't think? Correct?
I knowed? Yeah, man, one of my favorite movies. That's
Good Will Hunting. Correct, Lunchbox, Good Will Hunting. Okay, Eddie
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and Lunchbox take the lead. Name this nineties movie by
the three actors Jason Alexander, Richard Gear, Julia Roberts. The
year was nineteen ninety Jason Alexander, who you would know
as George Gastan's On Seinfeld, Richard Gear, Julia Roberts. Five
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seconds on the clock, and that's time, Lunchbox, pretty woman, Eddie,
pretty woman Bones Amy, pretty woman? Correct? All right? Last one? Oh,
(14:18):
Jim Carrey, Tone Loke, Courtney Cox. The year's nineteen ninety
Jim Carrey, Courtney Cox, Tone Loke, whoa, here's nineteen ninety four. Okay,
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here's nineteen ninety four. What five seconds on the clock?
This is hard time, Amy, Um, scary movie. Incorrect Lunchbox Apena, alrighty,
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then that's correct. Okay, good a spin. I don't remember
Courtney Cox or Tone Loca. Yeah, I don't know Tone.
Look is he's a singer, right, he does? She like
to do the wild Thing. He also does funk It
Cole Medina. What what does Courtney Cox do in that movie?
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She's like the love interest? Yeah? Really yeah, Amy's been eliminated.
Guys will do speed round. Oh, buzz your name in
when you know it? Here we go. The year's nineteen
ninety six. Jeff Goldbloom, Eddie. I don't know who that is, Eddie.
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I mean, I'm just going around. I don't know. I
didn't let you finish. But give me Jurassic Park, Sam
Neil Laura Dern. The answer is Jurassic Car. I got
lunchbots at his own game. I guess without knowing. I
wanted to have known those people are. You could have
named all three and not had no idea. Eddie, nice job,
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but but you are like forty in the nineties. Okay, okay,
this is a voicemail from Landing. I need some advice.
I have this girl we used to date along like
I want to say, it's been about four or five
years now that we were really dating. But she will
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not leave me alone. I mean, she left me alone
there for a little while, and right back up at it,
here she is again. I was just wondering, what do
you think I should do? You could block her number.
That's usually what I do. Listeners have my number all
the time now I just block them. I didn't even
change my number. I just block them. You can block her.
There's a really good episode of Black Mirror. It shows
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you how to eliminate someone. You ever see that one.
Or you can block them completely out, or you can
just say, hey, I don't want to be I don't
want you to be in my life anymore. You could
do the adult thing. You could also do that, right,
that's what he's asking, right, she won't leave him alone.
You could also call the cops. I mean, there are
a lot of things you can do here, depending on
what she's doing. Amy your thoughts. Yeah, that's what I
was going to recommend, Just having like a real heart
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to heart conversation of like where you are and set
that boundary, and then yeah, if she then cannot follow
it after a major sit down, then you, yeah, take
more steps towards eliminating her. Call leaves a voicemail anytime
you want eight seven seven seventy seven, Bobby, that's our
voicemail number, Amy. I forgot to ask you about the
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weekend because you were taking your daughter to see Garth Brooks. Yes,
and it was amazing. And as you know, we kind
of had a couple of weeks to prepare, so I
was getting her ready with all the Garth stuff and
all the Garth music, and I don't really think I
prepared her properly because we were all kind of surprised
it was Garth and he was he was there, or
it was just Garth the guitar and lots of stories
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and jokes, lots of jokes, and so she she didn't
really get any of his jokes, but he would play
a lot of artists that inspired him as well. Like
I thought, it was personally amazing, but she doesn't really
know who Bob Seegart is. And James Taylor, who's the
first person. Well, I don't see. I don't even know
how to say trying to say it really fast, say
it again, Bob Seegar was how do you say it?
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Bob Seeger Okay, Bob seeger See and Bob Seeger sings
like working on the knob moves. Yeah, well, and then
James Taylor like, I see far or not right? It
was so good. And then you know sometimes Garth talks
in talks about himself in first person third person. Yeah,
so he says, you know, hi Garth, and he's like,
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and I'm gonna play from George Straight. And so Stashiro
was getting really confused, like she's like, is this George
Straight or is this Garth Rooks? And I was like,
oh no, this is Garth. She's like, okay, he's talking
about himself like that. So I all in all, we
stayed the whole time, like we walked away, we had
a great time. We have popcorn. Eminem's like, we stood up,
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we cheered. No cameras were allowed, though, so she got busted.
I didn't know that, and so she was trying to
take a video and an usher comes up. She's like,
no cameras and then sure enough I look at the
ticket and it says no cameras on the ticket, and
I was like, my bad. That is basically Garth's Vegas show.
When I went to it, he had a guitar and
he would be like, you know, this is to inspire me,
and he played like some motown stuff, and he played
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a little bit of his music and then he'd go,
here's some Bob secret and then he played you know,
so maybe it was that kind of show. Did you
learn anything about Garth Brooks that you didn't know? Oh? Yeah,
I walked away with some fun facts that I have
brought to share with y'all. So, first of all, he
wrote much Too Young to Feel the dam Old for
George Straight, Like basically, he came to town as a songwriter,
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wasn't going to be an artist like a performer, but
he had that song in his back pocket and was like,
I want George Straight to cut this, and I guess
George turned it down, so Garth ended up doing it
all right. I mean another one, Unanswered Prayers, is a
true story which we've known for quite some time. But
it didn't happen at a hometown football game. It happened
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at some place that actually didn't really wouldn't really sound
good in a song, and uh so he thought I'd
flow a lot better if it's a hometown football game.
But the song is totally fact, just it was not
at a football game, which I always heard the song
was true, so assumed it was in a football game,
but I think it was like, I don't know, at
the State penitent Tree or something. So he's like, it
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just didn't sound that good. Oh and when I was researching,
like after he shared the fun fact, it made me
want to read about it more. And that's the song
he wrote about his first wife, so not Trisha Yearwood,
his wife before Trisha and Sandy. And so he said
later in an interview after him and Sandy got divorced,
he's like, well, for a long time I couldn't say
this because I was married. But the woman they ran
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into it the you know, football game, was he really
thought for the first two years of his marriage that
that was literally who he was supposed to spend the
rest of his life with. It. He had missed out
on the love of his life. But he could never
say that publicly because he was married. But what scares
me because I wonder if Caitlin thinks that right now,
she's like the first two years, she's like, I'm with them,
but it really see that to hear stuff like that's scary. Yeah, Okay,
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give me one more fun fact. Okay, So after he
wrote the River, he like he knew that this song
was gonna be the thing that like people would go
crazy for with lighters and sing back to him. Allowed
at a stadium, and his co writer apparently was like, yeah, right, whatever,
it's not going to happen. This is not one of
those songs. So years later, when he was playing in
Central Park to a million people, he invited that co
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writer to open for him, and when they played The River,
there was a million people there with lighters and that
co writer got like Garth was like, I told you
this is how it's going to happen. And yeah, so
the River was a hit, Like he thought, pretty cool,
sound like good show. No, no, it was so amazing,
Like I'm so glad Stushier and I will forever have
that memory. And you know, yeah, no cameras were allowed,
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but some people from Garth's team were sitting right behind
us and they I guess they're allowed to have their
cameras because they're Garths people, and they took some shots
of me and Stushier from behind, like having fun together,
and they sent them to me. So it's a really
special memory. Here's a voicemail we got last night, Good
Morning Studio. My seven year old son Nash has a
morning Corny for Amy. How do you get a tissue
(22:28):
the ditch? You put a little boogie in it? Love
your show. We listen every morning by thank you guys.
Amy's Morning Corny comes up in fifteen minutes if you
want to hear one from her. All right, here's another
voicemail from last night. Hey you Bobby my son. He's
nine years old and he is a huge fan of
you guys in the show. He wants to give to
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the Saint Jude radioson that you guys host during December,
and I was calling to see when that radio thought
might be scheduled. Well, I'm glad you asked. Thursday and Friday,
December ninth and tenth will be the Saint Jude radiothon.
We have so many friends are gonna stop by and
perform for us, but the ninth and the tenth, and
we hope you guys can become a partner and hope.
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So thank you for that call. You're Samy's pile of stories. Okay,
So Bobby, remind us are you a hugger or not
a hugger. That's a note for me, dog, I'm not
trying to hug anybody that I don't know really closely,
and then only on special occasions. But hugs can be
so effective. There's like positive things that come from a hug.
I agree with that. But if you hug all the time,
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then hugs are worth nothing. If everybody was just throwing
out one hundred dollar bills all the time because they
were easy to get, it wouldn't be worth a hundred bucks.
But you do not say that to Kaitlin. But those
hugs are imported to me. I don't see someone from
work at a restaurant and go, oh, I haven't seen
you in three hours, Let me hug you. I'm not
a big hugger just for the sake of hugging. I
believe in hugging when it matters, and I'll give a
(23:53):
great hug. Yeah, okay, Well, in case you're wondering, next
time you give Caitlin a hug, because I know you're
good at that. To make it a positive, to make
a positive impact on her, you need it to last
for ten seconds. Oh, that seems like an extra long hug.
If I'm hugging for ten seconds, I'm expecting a little
post hug, you know, I'm saying, Oh, okay, Well, just
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for everybody else. Take note, if you want the hug
to have a positive impact, try to time it out
and make it a long, good line, and don't do
this with strangers. Okay, has anybody in the room ever
lied about COVID to get out of plans? No? No, no.
Eddie admits now that he did for an entire month
to miss work, like six months ago, party days, I think,
(24:39):
is how long Eddie was not on the show a lot,
or like in the studio with us. But apparently that's
a thing, like there's a percentage of people that are like, yeah,
I'm straight up have not wanted to go do something,
so I've said I've got COVID, I can't call him.
Or back in the day before people were getting vaccinated,
you could say I've been exposed to COVID because I
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have a friend who is very high to school and
he said teachers were just doing that like crazy, like, oh,
I've been exposed. I don't need to come in for
a few days. And you can't say no, you weren't.
You must let them have that time off. But it's
an easy out, you know. Oh yeah, interesting. None of
us could get away with that because now everyone has
the microphone in a way to work from home, so
that that wouldn't fly. Well. Heads up, there is a
(25:23):
new movie out on demand starring Tracey Atkins. Did you
know he was an actor? Oh? Yes, I did. I
mean this is how he talks to those movies. Yes,
I did. Well. The movie is called thirteen Minutes and
I got a clip of that tornado, Warren. Is it
just outside our viewing area? But we're under a particularly
dangerous situation tornado. Watch everybody bottle me? He's white? Everybody?
(25:47):
How right? For sure? This is the safest place to be. Okay,
So apparently it's about one superstorm four paths to survival.
Along with Tracey Atkins, you got Thora Birch, Peter Fatchinell
and Hay Amy Smart and Pause Vega and they're battling
the largest tornado on record to strike their town in
thirteen minutes and you can check it out on demand
(26:09):
with Apple, TV, Prime Video and many other platforms. Okay,
there you go. They're battling a tornado. Yeah, I'm betting
on the tornado. I'm gonna say I'm betting on the tornado. Okay,
is that it i? Amy? That's my pile? That was
Amy's pile of stories. It's time for the good news lunchbox.
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Two buddies decided to go hiking inside a cave their experience,
so they do it all the time. They go in
and they get really deep in there, like nine hundred feet.
One of the guys slips and falls and hurts himself,
can't get out, so his buddy has to truck out
of the cave find help, and it takes fifty three
hours for rescuers to get him out of the cave.
Fifty three hours. Two hundred and fifty people were involved
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in the rescue. I'm assuming too, he doesn't have cell
phone service in there, so it's probably just wondering. He's
just sitting there for over two days. Is anyone coming back? Then?
My friend even get out? Did he get eaten by bear? Like?
All these thoughts are probably go into your head two days,
I mean, just sitting there wondering. Yeah, and it's not
no communication. You pad to how dark and cold it is.
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Who saved him? There was two hundred and fifty different people.
They had to work in shifts. They had to have
him on a stretcher and carry him out of the cave. Wow,
that's crazy good story. That's what it's all about. That
was tell me something good. If you're somebody who eats
a lot of food, especially someone who's known to eat
a lot of food, this is like the greatest compliment
you can get. Because this dude was banned from an
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all you can eat barbecue place because he ate too much.
I mean, think about the amount of food you gotta
eat to be banned from an all you can eat place.
This guy's a food live streamer. He says, has been
blacklisted from a grill buffet restaurant for eating too much.
He's known only as mister King. He was banned from
the place after a series of binges. He ate three
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point three pounds of pork trotters during his first visit.
I don't even know what a trotter is. He ate
eight pounds of prawns on another visit. He was like,
I can eat a lot. Is that a fault? I
didn't waste any of the food. The restaurant owner told
the same reporter that covered the story that he was
putting him out of pocket. He said, every time he
comes here, I lose a ton of money. Even when
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he drinks soy milk. He could drink twenty or thirty bottles.
That's why. What's this guy's digestive system? I know that's crazy.
So shout out to mister King because he knows what
he's good at. I mean, think about if you work
at that restaurant you see mister King walking in. If
you just work there and it's like not your career,
you're probably like, shout out mister King. But yeah, if
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you're the guy that's paying for all this food, But
you gotta think all you can eat place, they throw
away so much food at the end of the night, right, yeah,
I mean they have to factor in. You have to also.
It probably balances out somehow because there's some people that
are coming in paying for all you can eat and
they eat one thing. Well, mister King is not allowed.
There anymore justice from mister King if you ask me.
But let's go over and get the Morning Corny with
Amy Morning Corny. What did the mother Turkey say to
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her disobedient children? What did the mother Turkey say to
the disobedient children? If your father could see you now,
he'd turn over in his gravy. Fake laugh at all?
I like that fake laugh? No, that fake laugh. Come on,
come on Okay and the longest joke ever. It's like
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she's reading the Constitution and she ends up with a Okay,
thank you, Amy. We'll put that up on the Instagram
and had to be two slides though it's so long, Amy,
what happened? Well, I just don't know if this is
a loud or not, but we were driving near a
school zone area and there was a crossing guard and
the crossing guard was smoking a cigarette and I was like, what,
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Like this just seems weird, but it's not even and
like he was trying to hide it at all, but
he definitely inhaled, took a last smoke, came out of
his mouth and then he flipped it on the ground
and went and got his little stop sign and it it
was good to go. But I'm like, kids are all around,
people are all around, Like, surely this is not allowed, right?
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Is a crossing guard hired by the school? I have
no idea A good question. I mean, I don't what
the school wasn't The problem is it's like in an
area where there is a school, so they have different
crossing guards set up. So I don't know if like
the neighborhood or the town or who the city. Who's
in charge of that? Good question. But you're saying the
crossing guard with kids should not be smoking a cigarette
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right then when the kids around. Yeah, I just thought
we were to a point in society where she wouldn't
smoke around just kids. But maybe it is allowed. I
have no idea. I just was shocked to see such
a thing. But wait a minute, the crossing guard, he
was standing outside outside, Like he's not in the school, right, No,
he's outside. Okay, so he's smoking a cigarette outside. You
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walk to the grocery or there's people smoking cigarettes outside
the grocery store. Kids go to the grocery store. He's outside, Guys,
can we calm down? He's outside smoking them. I don't
think anybody has been anything but calm. I'm talking about this.
But Amy's I feel like it's the worst thing she's
ever seen. I just don't think he should be smoking.
I'm like, he's outside. I just think I am not
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I guess I'm not shocked that someone smokes lunch fox,
I think, but when you put on the vest, you
put down the cigarette. Have you ever seen a cop
Have you ever seen a cop smoke? Ye? Cop smoke?
I mean it's crazy. I don't think I've ever seen
a cop in uniform smoking a cigarette. Have you guys
ever been outside ever? Now, he's just a comic lunch
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Have you ever seen a waiter? A waiter goes outside
a restaurant and smokes and then goes back in and
seerves you your food. Hold on, hold on. The only
person not calm here is lunchbox. Okay here. I think
this is why it seemed weird to Amy, because a
crossing guard at a school feels like someone that is
connected to this s because and there are kids all around. Yeah,
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and it's weird to see someone smoke with that affiliation
of children at school next to them. Yes, it reminds
me of the time too, where I thought a crossing
guard was dealing drugs and I was totally wrong about that.
But trust me, there's no mistaking that this crossing guard
was smoking. Just so our listeners know. At one point,
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Amy was so confident that her crossing guard was dealing
people drugs because the crossing guard walk over and we like,
hand somebody something. Yes, we sent lunchbox out, Yes we
sent lunchbox out, and he drives up at the crossing
guard like Hey, you got it and the crossing guards yeah,
and go can hands it to him. It was a peppermint.
It was a peppermint. Yes, How was I supposed to know?
She was the peppermint? You know? Can't pass her out
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or like I thought? I literally thought. There was multiple
times where I was behind cars where they would slow down.
I mean, you're already going fifteen, you're already going slow,
but they would slow all the way down, stop, roll
down their window, there would be a hand exchange. What
else was I supposed to think? And I was like,
what an excellent cover, because no one's ever gonna think
that the crossing guard is handing out drugs to people
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that are slowly driving through. Like it all just made sense.
And then yeah, I mean she was just really nice
and people knew her as the peppermint Queen. Question is
should a crossing guard at a school be able to
smoke a cigarette? Yes? Or no? Around the room? Amy, No, Eddie,
I don't want my crossing guard walking my children across
street smoking a cigarette. NOA. I'm gonna go with no too.
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I don't think he should go to jail, but I'm
gonna go with no as well. If you're working with kids.
You shouldn't be smoking while you're working with kids. Yes,
people smoke, man, Like, there's parents a smoke. I mean, guys,
they have kids, and my parents smoked. I mean, are
we gonna take their kids away? Like, guys, people have
an addiction. They smoke cigarettes. Okay, Like they're outside, they're
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not harming anybody. Would you want your teacher smoking cigarettes
in class with your kids. No, not in class, but
he's outside. If they're on the playground and the teacher
wants to understand they're outside, okay, let me get this clear.
If you're there a recess and your kids are playing
and your teacher lights one up, you're like, I get it,
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it's cool. Yeah, they wait until they got outside. It's
their time, you know, they get a break, have a cigarette.
That's fine in front of the kids, in front of
the listen, my kids see people smoke all the time.
And you guys, not go out in public and your
kids don't see people smoke. Okay, No they do, and
they're like, oh, what is that? Okay, so you say
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it's a cigarette. Oh gross. So you tell them when
you see the crossing guard, oh gross, cigarette. Okay, But
you're still exposed to the smoke, like you breathe it
in you? Do you walk by cars? Do you walk
by cars because there's exhausted? You can be our fifth
vote here. How do you feel about this? No, I'm
with y'all, not Lunchbox. I mean, this doesn't even seem
like a question to me. Four to one, Lunchbox. I'm
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sorry you lose this one, buddy. Well, this is some
Jerry Springer type stuff, which I've only realized now that
some of our audience is too young to actually know
what Jerry Springer is. Ammy, could you explain to our
younger end who Jerry Springer was and what kind of
show we used to have. Oh, I mean it was
a show that was very crazy, like shock value. Like
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I mean, there was always drama and fighting and yelling
and cheating and scandals, and Jerry loved it, egged it on,
and the crowd would even egg Jerry on and be
like Jerry, Jerry, Jerry. So this could have been on
Jerry Springer back in the day. Okay. Her name is Haley.
She's twenty eight years old. She lives in Arizona. She
helped her best friend give birth. She's like I'll be
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in the room with you. I'll help you as you're
having the baby. We'll go through contractions. But when the
baby was born, there was a birthmark on the baby
that was exactly like her husband's. Are you following me here? Well, yes,
but our birthmark is hereditary. Some are, yes, okay. Haley
Custer twenty eight, helped her best friend give birth without
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realizing the baby's father was her husband of six years.
She says she had no idea her close friend who
she doesn't want to name, and her husband, who she
does want to name, Travis, we're having an affair behind
her back. She claims. She helped deliver that husband's baby
and only became suspicious of infidelity when she spotted a
rare birth defect on the child's neck, the same birth
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defect that her husband had that is genetic. Okay. If
you're that friend, though, do you want her in the
room helping deliver a baby that's her husband's, Like, aren't
you trying to keep her away from that? Oh? Yeah,
I don't know. Maybe it didn't cross her mind that
there would be a rare birth defect that's hereditary. Also,
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what a piece of crap? Her husband is if this
is true? Right? I mean, is she in a relationship
with anybody else? Though? Like, also, is there the baby
daddy that everybody else thinks is the dad? Is he's
learning he's not. After confronting the pair about her suspicious
her suspicions about her partner, she claims that her husband
admits he had cheated on her with up to thirty
women during their marriage. One of them was her best friend.
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See that ain't a good friend. That ain't a good
husband either. One that's not even her best friend. She
just thought it was her best one. That's not her
best friend. Yeah, this is definitely an episode of Jerry.
And see what Jerry would have done. And he would
have tracked down as many of the thirty women as
he possibly could, flown them in, pick them up with
a limo, put them up in a hotel and champagne,
and had them come on the show and just you know,
air it all for public consumption. Also for our new listeners.
(37:30):
Lunchbox was on Jerry Springer back in the day when
he was seventeen years old, Right, Lunchbox, that's ride. They
do fly you to Chicago, they put you up in
a nice hotel, they give you a per diem or whatever,
like little gift certificates of the restaurant in the hotel,
a night out in Chicago, and it is awesome, And
you made up a story to get on the show.
Wasn't even true. Correct. We had always said if we
were on Jerry Springer, we'd say this. So me and
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Kamika said we were dating for two and a half years.
Jennifer and Derek were dating for two years, and Derek
and Kamika had been cheating on us for a year
and a half and they wanted to take us on
the show to tell us. And he went on this show.
He's a kid. They brought a kid on that show,
like a straight high school kid. I was straight up
in high school, senior year of high school, and I
got I took a day, two days off school, flew
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to Chicago. Parents had to sign the parent release forms, everything.
It was an incredible time. Isn't it weird that they
would let a kid go on that show, That they
would allow a kid to have his parents signed for
him to go on Jerry Springer's Wild And let me
tell you the bodyguard, Steve, He's the one that walked
me to the elevator, he's and he puts his hand
on my shoulder. He's like, hey, man, it's gonna be okay.
It'll be okay. Man. They all thought that Lungebox and
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Kamika were this whole thing was true and real, But
y'all made up the entire entire thing. Yeah, Kamika and Jennifer,
We're working at a club and Jerry Springer called and
they were like, hey, do you have any stories about cheating?
And they were like, yeah, that's how we got it.
But do you think they really knew you were lying?
But they just knew it was a good story. They
made me sign a contract saying if they found out
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I was lying, they could sume me for up to
five hundred thousand dollars. What. Yeah, Then he's like, bleeped
this whole segment, bleep this segment. But you feel like
you're in the clear now, Yeah. I mean I was
only seventeen. I don't think I could sign a legal document.
Weird they'd put a high school kid on a show
like this. That's crazy. It's time for the good news.
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I want to tell you about Arla Urtle. That's her name.
She has been a substitute teacher and volunteer at this school.
And she just turned ninety years old, and so our
family was like, all right, let's go buy the school.
Since you turned ninety, let's drive by and just talk
about some memories that you've had because you've been working
there for so many years. So they drive up by
the school and as she gets there, she noticed, wait,
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there's some kids there. It's not all of the hours
that kids are at school. Four hundred and fifty students
line the sidewalk chanted her name. They were chanting, let's
go Grandma Arla, flapping their hands, they blew noisemakers, they
had palm palms. Again, almost five hundred students were there.
She was the go to substitute teacher for almost forty years.
(39:59):
She only recently he stopped helping out the school for
a couple of years due to health concerns. But they
still love her. And five hundred kids and faculty where
they're waiting on her. That's awesome. Five hund of people
never wait on me anywhere. And what did they say,
Grandma Arla? Well, I said, let's go Grandma Arla. Okay,
so a little clunky, Yeah, that's tough. But it still worked.
So she had been in a capacity either going to
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the school or working there. She had been there since
she was a teenager. Wow ninety, Now there you go.
That's what it's all about. That was tell me something good.
If we're not on the air, you guys can leave
us a voicemail. If you're a podcast listener, you can
leave us a voicemail. It's the same number that you
call into the show. Eight seven, seven seventy seven. Bobby,
(40:41):
here's a voicemail from last night. Good morning, Studio. I've
been wanting to say that today it's my first day
back from attorneys Leaves and I have missed listening to
the show every day on my way to work, and
I'm so excited to be back listening to you guys.
Why thank you for my morning positivity and a great
(41:03):
last on the way's work. Thank you very much, and
thanks for that message. And let's do one more. Hey, Bobby,
I'm watching this what's called no this game show that
y'all are good. It's hard. It's just like the worst
show ever. I mean, it's so you know what, I
can't believe this you think this is your favorite show?
(41:25):
Cover break Day Love your show by I'm assuming as
you're talking about squid Game, power to guess, hey, don't
hate on squid Game. You got to get through the
first episode and a half, maybe two episodes, and then
you'll love it. For me, I had to go beyond
my annoyance with having to read words on the screen.
Once I got past that, I was good. Actually I
(41:47):
loved it, and it'd be one of my favorite shows ever.
But thank you for that voicemail. I appreciate that. Let's
go over and do the news Bobby's story. Approximately eighty
thieves wearing ski masks storm the Nordstrom store in Walnut Creek, California,
around nine pm Saturday night. Eighty people ran in together
in a large group and completely rated the store. It
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was boom shoplifting, boom out. Two employees were attacked by
looters who punched and kicked them, another one's pepper sprayed.
All three of them were treated for injuries on the scene.
At least three suspects were arrested in connection with the raid,
but that's three out of eighty seventy seven of them
got away. It is I can't believe they'd have a
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big enough circle of friends. I couldn't find ten friends
to do this much less seventy nine. But just imagine
you're working in that store, you're making an honest living,
it's almost time to close, and eighty people coming at
once and steal everything. That is wild. Your thoughts, I
mean my thoughts are this sounds like a movie, like
it can't even be real. And also, wow, Nordstrum, I'd
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feel like that's I'm safer there than I don't know,
somewhere somewhere else, Like I like, Wow, that's just crazy
to me. I thought, now I'm going to be on
guard when I'm at the mall this holiday season. Well,
you go to Northstone because of the high end stuff,
that's where all the expensive stuff is. Yeah, for sure.
I mean I see why they wanted to like get
in there and rob it and do their thing. But
I don't know, I just that's really scary. The CDC
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has a warning for those prep in the turkey this year,
do not wash the turkey. It's the same warning federal
food safety experts have been using every year since two
thousand and five, and we have touched on this with chicken,
but washing raw meats raises the risk of cross contamination,
and there can be food poisoning like salmonella and something
called can't be lowbackter, which I don't know what that
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is but doesn't sound good. You never want to be
the guy that's can't be lowbacter. But we talked about
the same because if you wash a turkey, that water
can get on stuff. Right, That's basically what it is. Yeah,
I mean, same thing with the chicken. Like you're just
splashing around the chicken juice. It's the juice that you
want to worry about. That that's you can't cook off
or cook away and then maybe you get it on
something else and then you eat it and then you
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get sick. Yeah. I read this on Fox Austin and
they say that seventy eight percent of people wash their turkey.
And I'm not gonna hate you if you do, because
I think I've never made a turkey, but I think
i'd probably wash it. I think i'd probably stick it
and run water over it, you know, Noah, I mean,
I see why you would think it's the logical thing
to do, but it's not. And finally, according to golf
club research, the popularity of golf has slowed down. Golf
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is not as popular anymore for guys. Some say it
could be tied to Tiger Woods and his decline, or
maybe golf course prices or the pandemic La la la.
But golf is not as cool anymore. That's from the
Denver Post. I stopped playing golf, but not because I
didn't love it as much. Because I had a wrist
injury that was killing me. And now I'm fixed up.
But now it's winter and I can't do crap. I
just sit here and think about golf all the time.
(44:45):
So um, I like golf? Do we get to play
it that much? If I like golf? All right? Thank
you guys, that's the news. Thank you for story. Maybe
this is what I need to do. I've crazy digestive issues.
I had to get a colonoscopy and endoscopy. I'm reading
all these stories about how I can try to fix
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my stomach and all these issues that I have. But
here you go. Let me run this by Amy. There
is a chef that claims her health issues have banished
after switching to a diet of nothing but raw beef
and eggs. How does that sound? Sounds disgusting? I want
nothing to do with it. Twenty five year old nicolete
Kiss suffered from digestive issues. Ding ding ding, that's me.
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But she said now that she eats just raw beef
and eggs, she has never felt better. Doctors don't recommend
the diet, but she continues to eat it. She says
she only spends eighty bucks a week on food herself.
So can you eat raw beef? I didn't know raw
beef was able to Is that tartar? Yeah, beef tartar.
I can just go to the grocery store, amy and
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just follow me here. This maybe the dumbest thing ever,
but I don't cook. I'm a bad cook. I can
get a steak that's raw and I can just eat it. Yeah,
I mean, that's that's what they say. I mean, I
don't know you may hey, I don't. I don't want
to put bad, bad info out there, but you're telling
me if I go and get a pork chop. I
don't know how exactly how it's repaired, but I know
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that I've seen. Yeah. Yeah, let me take that back.
Let me pull that back, and that's pork. Okay, here
we go. Yeah, beef in most cases is safe to
eat raw as long as you sear the surface of
the meat. This is because on hole cuts of beef
there's bacterial containment such as E. Coli. So it's not
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even by cooking. It's just a boy killing the stuff
that has gathered on the meat since that has been cooked.
So if you want to just kill a cow because
there's no ecoli, you could just eat the cow straight down.
That's crazy to me. But what if that fix my ibs? Wait?
What if I need to go raw cow to fix
my stomach issue? Okay, do it? I'm going full on
(46:51):
yellow Stone? What going? Yeah? No, I just didn't know
how you'd made that leap, but from like just killing
the cow and eating it right away. But um, yeah,
I've I've I think I've taken a bite of something
my dad made that was like that, like us eat
that all the time. And yeah, now I'm picturing him
and he would he'd kind of like quickly on each
side and then boom, slice into it and you know,
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make he thought it was like the most amazing thing
in the world. But my niece married a meat scientists.
There's a thing. Yes, he's he graduated from Texas to
A and M and he majored in meat sciences and
that's what he is now. He's a meat scientist. And
he said that whenever you're out to eat or even
at home, like any kind of ground beef. Look, if
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you're having a burger and it's ground up, you need
to ask for it well done. And I know it's
popular restaurants to get like a meat a rare burger
or medium rare. And he's like, that's the most dangerous
thing you could do because, like you just mentioned that,
all the bacteria that are on there when they grind
it up. The reason why you can have a steak
rawl is you sear it and everything's contained inside that
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piece of steak and you're good to go. But when
they grind it up, all the bacteria gets mixed together.
So just tip from a meat scientist when you order
a burder out, make sure it is cooked all the
way well done. Would anyone be interested to get this
meat scientists as a guest on the show. I'm completely
enthralled here. Oh yeah, I can book it, like um,
he's they live in Oklahoma, so I can make it happen.
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Cool story. Well, I'm thinking Texas because they've moved, but
I know that he's they've stopped in Nashville before when
he's giving lectures at local college, lectures for meat scientists.
This is a whole new, whole new world. Well, I
do order steaks medium or medium well, and I get
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I get looked at by my waiter like I'm running
the meat. Well. I mean, my niece's husband would tell you,
well done all the way every day out to eat well.
I don't have to worry about that right the second,
because I mean a lot of atos compoo, so I
don't I don't worry about that. But um, okay, I
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want to talk to a meat scientist soon, and I'm
interested in eating raw beef. If I bring some of
the studio before we leave for Christmas, we'll I'll have
a little piece. No wheel, it's been the wheel. Yeah,
it's been the wheel. Heavy, Come on, all The question is,
can you share a bar of soap, just a straight
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bar of soap if you put it in your under
arms in your butt, is it okay if someone takes
it and puts it in their under arms in their butt? Now, Amy,
you brought this to the show. Why? Yeah? Because I
just felt like it could be a dumb debate of
the day. Because I was sitting at a basketball game.
There was a husband and wife there talking about this
exact thing, and the wife was irritated because the husband
used her bar soap, and the husband kept saying, it's soap.
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Though the soap is clean. Soap cleans itself because you
put it on your body suit, no germs live on
the soap, and she completely disagreed. I side with the wife,
by the way, but I just thought where I wondered
where the rest of the show would stand on sharing
bars of soap. Okay, so you don't share a bar
of soap, but your husband no, Like if there's a
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bar of soap situation happening and it's the only option
that you have, then I run it under lots of
water and clean everything off again, like like a few
layers off the bar of soap, and then I will
use it. Okay, lunchbox soap is soap is soap. The
whole point of it is it cleans everything. So it
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doesn't matter if your wife use it, if your neighbor
use it, if if patting down the street use it.
It's a bar of soap. You can use it over
and over again. It doesn't matter. I use the soap.
My wife uses a soap. Hey, Grandpa, you want to
come use the soap? Come home. I got no problem
with it. In our shower, I use a bar of soap,
but Kalin uses different kind of soaps like Squeezy Bottle
(50:47):
soaps body wash. So, yeah, it's not an issue with
us because we don't use the same soap. But I
don't think I would have a problem with it because,
like Lunchbox said, it's soap, and I just for some
reason expect so to always be clean. Now, toothbrushes, which
Kaylin does not have a problem with. If there's not
a toothbrush around, using mine, which grosses me out. That
is so gross. Yeah, that's tough to that's tough for me.
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I can never use our toothbrush. I would just take
my finger nails and try to scrape my teeth before
I would use our toothbrush. Yeah, so for me, I
would use the same soap, but I would not use
the same toothbrush. That's my limit, Eddie. I don't really
like a green with Lunchbox, but soap is soap is soap.
You know, I'm with him on that. It's like holy water, man,
it cleans itself. It's just it's fine. Yes, maybe this
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is a male female thing where we're just disgusting and
they're not. Morgan, what about you? Would you share a
bar of soap with your dad? No? I wouldn't that gross.
I just like I would never want to touch it
because all I would think about was like he was
rubbing his body. Now I'm rubbing. Wait, but what about
Pattie down the street? Yeah, definitely not patting down the stream.
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And I don't want to share it with my dad.
But what about your boyfriend? No? I mean we use
the same soap out of a squee like a squeeze bottle,
but I would never do a soap one. So this
is I guess a man and woman thing because he
was even a man woman that had the argument, right, Amy, Yes,
where we are disgusting and you guys are not, basically,
and I think that's where this ends. But three to
(52:15):
two we aren't sharing soap. All right. That's your your
dumb debate of the day, Thank you, Amy, Down Sorry
up the day. There's a guy drives into the AutoZone
parking lot, rolls down the window and just start shooting
ba ba ba ba ba fire and shots at the building,
drives away. Police catch up with him and they say, man,
what were you doing. He goes, well, I tried to
(52:36):
rob it last week and they wouldn't let me. So
I was angry. Why wouldn't they let him know? What
do you mean they wouldn't let him? One of the
employees pulled out a gun and say get out of here. Oh,
can't rob this place. And so he came back with
a gun of his own and shot up the place. Okay,
makes me wonder how many other businesses let him rob
the place. It makes me wonder why they didn't call
the cops on him. He didn't get arrested after trying
(52:57):
to rob the place. I mean, if you pull a
gun out of this or you think they would have
called the cops, right you think? I think maybe they
didn't call the costs employee wasn't supposed to pull a gun.
Oh yeah, I didn't want to get in trouble himself
this whole story. Yeah, okay, I'm munch boxed at your
bone head. Story of the day newlywed couple owes two
hundred and sixty eight thousand dollars because they took the
(53:19):
keys to one of their friends Lamborghinis, took it for
a joy ride and well they were at a light
and then no, none, none, not even his car and
crashed it. Had to go to the hospital with his
new bride car burst into flames. They're okay, but the
insurance policy for the car says that it's covered if
the driver is thirty or older and has permission from
(53:40):
the owner, neither of which were true. So they're down
a bunch of money and they're probably not friends anymore,
thoughts Amy. I mean, I don't think that I would
be friends with them anymore. That's a really expensive car
to not have permission to drive. And also, if you're
this is me thinking here. If I'm in somebody else's
car and someone comes up to me and it is
(54:01):
I'm not If I'm in my car, i might actually
take them and show the loser what's up. But if
I'm in Eddie's car, I'm not going to do that.
There's no chance. And so now they again close to
three hundred thousand dollars, which made me just think about
our story because when you know, they're newly weds. But
when Caitlin and I got married, we bought an old
(54:21):
broncho and we had had it like rebuilt a bit
to be cool, but it was still old because it
had died on us like the week before. But that
was our We're leaving our wedding car, so we walk out.
Everybody's like, oh, you just got married. We get in
the broncho, we drive off. The next day, somebody smashes
into it and it was a hair away from being totaled.
It wasn't totaled, but it was a hair away from
(54:43):
being totaled. And it's an awesome old broncho and it's
been in the shop for I mean, what is it?
What has it been three months? Wow? The good news
is I should have it back in the next couple
of weeks. How exciting is that wood? Yes? I mean yeah,
but are you nervous to drive it? No? But what
stinks is it's now winter and we took the top
(55:04):
off and it's you know, you need a whole crew
to come in and put the top back on because
it's so old and heavy, and so it's not like
we can really drive it until it gets warm again.
But we're pretty pumped that it wasn't totaled because it
was a big part of our wedding and also we
loved it and it took us forever to find it.
But this story has made me thinking about that, so
(55:24):
I'm pretty pumped to get that back. But i was
just thinking about driving it back from the shop in
the middle of winter, because somebody's gotta driving it home.
It's gonna be like ace ventchera, no, no, dumb and
dumber it frozen. Yeah, we will see you guys tomorrow.
Have an awesome day, by everybody.
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