Bobby's Gross Challenge + Lunchbox Tries To Buy Johnny Cash’s Parent's House + Raymundo May Have A Celebrity At His Wedding

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
All right, the Bobby Bones post show, pre show, we're
trying to get Amy softball coach to come on. Amy said,
she texted her. Is she gonna be able to remember though,
when you played soft on third grade? Of course? No,
I didn't just play in third grade. I played from
early elementary school till eighth grade. Of course. Coach Frankie,

(00:20):
my friend Chrissie's mom. Like they shoot, they all coached us.
We we rotated teams. But I played with the same
girls and I played All Stars, and she coached in
the summer too. And what's the goal? She tyed in
my neighborhood? And why I'm asked, why did you book
this game? Tell me? You said, can we please get
her on? No? But what is your goal if she
comes on? Because you can actually lead the witness. No,

(00:42):
I won't lead her. Let me see, um, what what
do you what would you like to hear from her?
And then I'll I don't need to set her up
or anything. But I'm just talking about having a softball team,
just a little something fun to do. And you're like,
I'm great, I was an All star and we're sent
me this, Jim. But our whole point was that's my team.

(01:05):
If we've seen you try to be athletic many times
and it not, you haven't what and not what whenever
you were nice enough to put me in for like
the celebrity softball games. Yeah about that, I get on base?
Are you kidding because girls couldn't get out technic? That's
not true. I did not nobody sexist not to like

(01:25):
girls get out. Yeah, yeah, that's stupid. Yeah, I just
don't understand why you don't consider me athletic. I am athletic.
I'm athletic, like I. If you have to keep yelling
how athletic you are, I feel like you're not that athletic.
But I mean, so your softball coach will come on
and say Amy is athletic. She will come on and say,

(01:47):
I can't tell I can't tell you what she's gonna say.
I think she would probably say that I worked really
hard and that I did a good job, and that
I got to play. I'm sure everybody got water. No,
I played positions. I'm sure she could tell you. I
don't know what her memories are going to be, Guys,

(02:07):
I haven't talked to her in a long time, but
I know that she will remember me. I I played catcher.
I played She starts off with the two positions they
put the worst players. I played third base, I played
second base, I played I played all outfield, center field.

(02:28):
Who knows. I don't know anything about a league. We
were just kind of talking, always ready to go in
and always ready to go in, and started like basketball
when she said she went in for free throw, she
was all time free throw. She said, I wasn't good
at basketball, and you have seen me make the three

(02:49):
pointer competition we had a couple of years ago. I
nailed three pointers. We did the free throw one. I
think basically, No, it wasn't like you would It was
one out of ten and I made more than one.
I'm not even arguing with you, okay, I'm just saying,
if you're not athletic, you don't make three pointers. Oh,

(03:11):
we'll get her on. So we'll get her on. I
had the softball was special because I do have the ability,
and coaches knew that about me that they could put
me in. The fact that she's talking about chance to
be put in, yeah, put in already in. They knew
when we were down twenty, when they needed someone to
go out there and work hard. When I was on deck,

(03:33):
they would make They would tell me right away. They
would tell me amy which if I should go bat
right handed or bat left handed, if I needed to
throw off the pitcher. It was serious off the pre
it was fast pitch softball. Oh, I didn't know you
played fast pitch, though, of course I did. What do
you think I've played third grade? You played fast pitch

(03:57):
through eighth grade. I quit in high school? Why because
the scholarshippers flying to athletic No, that's when I started
to do dance. That's when you specialized in dance. Yet,
I mean, it's just okay whatever, I'm fair, it'll be
fun from her. It's for years. I try to tell
y'all that I have athletic ability, and I never get credit.

(04:20):
I know it can't be from you running into walls
just walking. I run a marathon. Speaking of running, yeah,
running the whole different thing. I don't have that. But
that's just a different kind of athleticism. So you can
have that. Oh excuse me, you said I have athleticism.
Absolutely if you can run, yeah, ay, good for you,
Thank you. Do you get put in that like mile
ag alright? Come in there, go all right? Here's another

(04:44):
guest this sound bone head edition. Someone is doing something
dumb this viral video. I need you to identify what
it is. Here's the sound first. Okay, here are your options.
A A woman who asked trained her pet pig to
crash into a pyramid of empty beer cans. B A

(05:06):
frat boy sliding out of a garbage shoot into a
recycling bin. Or see a porch pirate trick by a
package that's connected to a string of empty cans. Oh,
all right, here it again? All right? Which one is that?
Think about that? Is it a woman who trained your

(05:26):
pig to go through a beer cans, a frat boy
sliding out of a garbage shoot into a recycling bin,
or a porch pirate tricked by a package it's connected
to a string of cans. Hey you feel amy? Come
in good? Do you want to know? Lunchbox? I think
I got it, Eddie. Yeah, yeah, I'm all right. Porch pirate?

(05:47):
Why because I just had to guess on it. I
don't know that made you. I don't know. I'm doing
a show. Tell me to say something, Lunchbox. Well, I
felt like I heard heavy breathing, So I'm going with
a porch pirate because they're running up to the porch
and as they try to run away. Oh, I didn't
hear that. Yeah, Eddie, I too will go porch pirate
because the audio is so bad and I feel that's

(06:07):
that the ring camera or whatever, that's the thing to
listen for, and that's what it is. Here played again, Ramundo.
This is a package thief in San Diego, surprised by
a trap made out of cans when she steals the package.
The first time she came to the house still a package,
she covered a face with the bag. The second time
she walked up to take it, she walks away. She's
the same, dragging, then runs. There's all the traps. One

(06:30):
final little segment here to do. In the post show,
they say hugging is less risky than handshaking. Really, they
say a full body squeeze is safer than shaking hands
when it comes to avoiding the deadly embrace of coronavirus. Quote.
People are allowed to hold each other, says the epidemiologist.

(06:51):
That sounds right, Yeah, but apparently handshakes are the gathering
of all the things you touched and your body unless
your mouth is going straight to somebody you're they're both
not considered great if you don't know the person. I've
been around him. But they say that's easier to do
and not get sick. I was asked too, if I'm
doing meeting greats um at comedy here's raging idiot shows.
I'm not. I like meeting people. I don't like doing

(07:13):
the standard meeting Greek because you have to shake hands,
and I'm one right after another. Yeah, it's just and
I keep hand sanitizer. Um. No, there'll be no meaning
greats for a while. Well, I don't know. I mean
honestly don't know. I'm doing a talk in outside of
Dallas in July. It's great people in grape Vine. Well
in person. Wow, it's a homebuilder's conference and it's a

(07:36):
and I didn't know if it was still going to
be on and but I'm still gonna go and speak
and but I'm not doing meeting greet and it's all
social distanced. Okay, So I'm just gonna build a home
by myself. Nobody's watching that. They but I'm gonna do that.
But I'm not doing meeting greets right now. I don't
know whereverybody's been. You know, I need to know where
you've been. All right, that's what's up, Amy, of our
four Things up today? Yeah, I do. I have a

(08:00):
country music fan on sharing her story of what it's
like being a woman, a black woman that loves country
music and showing up and kind of being out of place.
Is this a girl that did the Instagram account? She? Yeah,
you got her? I did? Oh wow. I just DMed
her so hey because I saw articles being written and
of course everybody was reposting her and her posts had

(08:21):
over a thousand comments. So I just said, hey, would
you come on and mind sharing your experience? So she
came on and she wanted to read her post, so
she did that, which I think was insightful. And then
the youth pastor at our church is my daughter's youth pastor,
Pastor Charles. He's black, so I had him on explaining
some history of race that I never knew ever. So

(08:44):
it's a pretty interesting episode. That's a good guy. I
try to get Scuba, try to get her count, get
her with her agent, with her now I'm just kidding.
Oh no, I literally just m that is pretty cool though. Yeah,
she was super sweet. Check out four Things with Amy
Brown if I want to check out that podcast. Soloso
were doing a show today, No never mind, all right,

(09:05):
Mike D Good one good one lunch, Mike D's Movie
Mike's Movie Podcast. What's up this week is the people
who can't sing. So it's people in movies that are
doing roles as singers, and some of them really do sing,
and some of them don't. They have somebody sing for them.
So check out Movie Mike's Movie Podcast. All right, that's
what's up. Here's today's show. Thank you guys, come on,

(09:35):
hello's good, well, whoa well, here we are again, Morning studio, morn,
glad everybody's here. Let me start with a little message
we got from Jeff in Pasadena, Maryland. Ye morning studio.
I'm just gonna say I just listen to the podcast,
and I don't know if it' because there's no sports
one right now, but I got way too into that

(09:56):
coin flip crazy this thing you guys had going on there,
and Hi, I've never been that more stressed about his
damn So in our podcast, we do an entire post
show like we do show that never makes the air.
So I would encourage you to check out the podcast
if you haven't or you're not on it right now.
But what happened was there was a little confusion in

(10:17):
the draft two drafts ago between Lunchbox and Eddie, and
they coin flipped for the win and went down to
the I'm not even gonna tell you. Go back and
listen to yea. But it was very stressful. But there's
just a whole other show that happens after we get
off the air, So check out the podcast and appreciate that. Call.
You guys can call us eight seven, seven seventy seven. Bobby,
speaking of the podcast, woke up this morning and Kaitlin

(10:38):
was like, hey, Slow Newsday a couple of days ago.
I was like, wow, what's up? She goes The podcast
description was Bobby's girlfriend, Kaitlin hates condiments, and she was
like that was pretty much it. She was like, was
there nothing else to talk about? That? Was that the
only thing you wanted to put us? That she goes
with Slow Newsday. I don't like condiments, so that's what
it's all about. I mean, it's pretty crazy that she doesn't.
It's rare, That's what I told. Yeah, it's not even

(11:01):
that she doesn't like them, she's never had to them.
No mustard, no catchup, No mannaise, no ranch, No, never
tasted it. Yeah, so like it's very to me weird.
She hasn't given them a taste, but I guess she
can't even get past the smell, so why would you
want to taste it? So I told her, I said yes,
and you know, and and her and Eddie's wife had

(11:22):
a talk, you know, and about condiments about the radio
show because this whole world is new to her. She
doesn't like being a public person. She doesn't like and
she's not a public person, but she's with someone who is,
so she's not a fan of not being a private person,
I should say. But it's been great for Eddie's wife
to a bit mentor Caitlin, because she kind of got

(11:43):
thrown into this when you came to the show, because
Eddie and I have been best friends forever, but I
brought Eddie to the show to do all our video
stuff five years or so ago, No, seven years ago, yes,
seven years ago. And yeah, that's that's the difference too,
is like we dated married for ten years before this
even came up, so it was a big change in
her life. And I don't know, Caitlin just seems like
she's an she's a sponge right now. She wants to

(12:04):
hear everyone's take on it, like how do you deal
with this? Bobby's so public with his life, Like how
do you handle all that? So my wife talked to her.
That's awesome. Well, and then Amy's husband gives they have
secret talks to they're in the what do you call it? Sos?
Like I don't know, spouse support whatever, they have support calls. Yeah,
I don't know, some some group. It's really funny. Y'all

(12:25):
are all your spouse's y'all are all in it? We
just don't know. Yeah, haven't had an official meeting yet,
but my husband says it exists. Ray Mundo's fiance and
Kaitlin are like BFFs, hang out all the time. They
enjoy each other's company and they go to meals together.
I mean, I'm fine when they're having more girlfriends. I
just get to show at the house. Yeah, me too.
I could only PlayStation. I'll be honest with you. Yeah

(12:48):
it's pretty great, I bet you. Yeah. When she's out,
so me, Caitlin, ray Mundo, and Ray and Bay are
going fishing after the show today because why not catch fish?
Like crazy and she had the edge. Kaitlin had the
edge to go back because she didn't catch one last time,
she will probably catch like five this time. Yeah you look,
you got look a part of that ray. Yeah I am.
I don't know if my fiance is just copying Caitlin,

(13:09):
but apparently she loves to fish. I never even knew this. Well,
Kaitlin does. She's Oklahoma. You know, she grew up doing
that the whole time. She says, she's been wanting to
fish for years now. I didn't was never told that.
I'm glad we can bring it into your eye. So
we're doing that today. Let's watch try to buy a house.
It's not Johnny Cash's house, but it's like the house
across the street from his place. It was his parents' house.

(13:30):
He bought it for them so they could live across
the street for him, and so he would go over
there for dinner and spend time and supposedly wrote songs
in this house. And when his house burned down, I
guess he stayed there for a little bit. How did
you know this? I read a stuff online, but then
when I made the call, the lady told me more. Okay,
here's a lunchbox. Acting like he wants to buy Johnny

(13:50):
Cash's family house. Hello, hey, Holly, Jason gibble here, businessman
making business deals, trying to get that money. And I
was calling. I was trying to get some information on
one of the houses you have listed. How are you
doing today? Good? How are you? I'm doing wonderful? You
know what I mean. I was looking on the internet
and I found this house on one eight five Caudill.

(14:10):
Is that how you say it? Could you give me
a little more information on that house? Um? Well it
was Johnny Cash's family's property. Wait. Wait, like Johnny Cash,
the guy that played the guitar. WHOA, that's pretty cool.
The guy that played the guitar. So that's what he's
known for. My favorite part of this, though, is lunchbox.

(14:32):
He starts at the call when he should go Hi,
how's it going? But I said, he's like, I want
to my house and say hey, how's it going today.
It's just like a random order of just saying things
to her. Um, okay, So it's Johnny Cash's family house.
You act like that she told you about it? Yeah,
she does, all right. So did Johnny Cash ever have
dinner over there? Yeah? I mean his family lived there

(14:54):
here on the house to cross the street that burned down.
Oh did he write any of his hits in that house?
Did he, like, you know, come up with the music
because he was sitting there going, sitting on the couch,
and I can be like, oh my gosh, Johnny Cash
wrote his song right here? Yes? What songs did he
write in that house? I'm not really sure it was
part of his American series. Do you know any Johnny

(15:16):
Cash songs? Yeah, the fulsome County bluesh not even the songs. Yeah,
well it's the County Jail, Okay, because I can. And
then I know the one Ring of Fire. Okay? Good? Yeah?
If I paid you like eight hundred cash, would you
take it. I'm starting to think that you're not really
a serious buyer, ma'am. I am a businessman making business deals,

(15:39):
trying to get that money. I am very serious. Do
you have an agent that you're working with that can
show it to you? Oh? I am an agent. Yeah.
I mean my agent you know, like gets me trying
to get me in movies, trying to get me on
survivor things like that. Do I need a Do I
need a different type of agent? You need real estate agent.
Oh well, aren't you a real estate agent? You can
help me out. Are you a pro for that amount

(16:01):
of money? Oh yeah, I mean I got straight cash.
Really yeah. I mean I'm a businessman. I make deals
all the day. Like I mean, I don't like the
nickel and dime. You know, I don't have time for
all that. So oh, but I would need for you
to email me your bank statements. Whoa you want access
to my bank account before I even see it. Hey,
I've gotta go. My favorite thing is he just starts

(16:25):
tilling out cliches. He doesn't know what to say, like,
I don't nickel and dime. I don't got time for that.
I'm business man trying to make that money. It's like
he's saying that so he can think of something else
to's that, he's just slamming cliches. You know, rachel'sts keep
beat on the ground, you know, don't give a don't
pollute so dumb. All right, But we didn't get a house.

(16:49):
Huh No, we didn't get a house. We didn't get
to go see it. I like how you just throwing
there you don't want to nickel and dime, but you're
talking about almost a million dollars. Chief wasn't saying, Okay,
that's funny, but no, no, no luck on the how
much is it listed for? Eight hundred fifty nine eight
hundred and forty five thousand? Sorry, what's the biggest thing
about it? And Johnny Cash, I guess stayed in there.

(17:11):
I mean it's just four bedroom. I mean it's thirty
one hundred square feet is what it says. But it's
on the water now, it's across the street from the water.
Many be asking a little too much for that house. Well,
I think it's because Johnny I didn't own it. I mean,
he didn't live in it. He just over there, I know.
But so I figured just because Johnny Cash owned it, yeah,
people will pay more for it. Not you, though you
ain't trying nil, I don't got time waste time on businessman.

(17:34):
These two guys say they were switched at birth in
West Virginia eighty years ago as a DNA test showed
they match with each other's families. And then I wondered,
do you even want to know you're a d Do
you even want to know that your life was rocked
so long ago? I guess John William Carr, the third
and Jackie Lee Spencer are suing the Diocese of Wheeling Charleston,

(17:57):
alleging negligence and breach of dude by Saint Joseph Hospital.
They were both born on the same day, August twenty ninth,
nineteen forty two. The men's lawsuit claims hospital staff sent
them home with each other's parents. Eric came to light
last year, it's crazy they're both alive too, right, And
how did it come to light? Well, Spencer, who had
been searching for his birth father, took a DNA test

(18:18):
show and he wasn't related to anyone in his own family.
Testing showed he was actually related to Carr's family. So
then Carr was like, oh, all right, let me take
a little test here, and he was related to the
family that raised Spencer. Dang figured it out. Are any
of the parents still alive though? Too? Even? I don't know, Yeah,

(18:39):
I mean, nor are the doctors or nurses. So that
is ray easy. Would you want to know you're eighty
years old? Let's just say you know he had a
pretty good normal life. If I did, then I'm okay
with knowing a little because they're even they're not alive either.
To go meet either exactly right. I would just feel

(19:00):
really bad if, like say, I started having conversations with
the other guy that had the life I was supposed
to have and he had a really really hard life.
I'd feel so bad because I'd be like, that was
supposed to be me, and you had a hard life
and I had a great life. That would suck. That's
funny that that's where your mind goes, because mine goes.
I get really mad, think I'm having a great life
and I was over there sucking. Yeah, yeah, so the

(19:22):
same yeah vice versa. Yes, yeah, I wouldn't want to know,
but they're gonna make some money off the hospital. But again,
but eighty years ago, who knows. I just figured babies
are just getting thrown into people's hands, all right, next up,
grab baby, thought to him, Okay, so the Pilgrim's basically
what about now? So at eighty you don't want to know,
But at forty do you want to know? Yeah? Oh yeah,

(19:44):
well yes, yes, for genetic reasons for your health. I'm
dealing with us right now with a bunch of health issues.
I don't know, because my mom's not alive, she passed
away in her forties. I don't know my biological father.
I don't my grandfather was. I don't know anybody either
my grandfathers, So I don't know anything genetic that happened
to me. But I think most people at my age

(20:07):
still have people alive above them. So yes, I would
want to know now for that reason. At eighty, your
check has been written. You've lived your life. It's there.
My dad's like that age, I know. But I mean
if you catch it right now, okay, yeah, yes or no?
Would you want to know if you're eighty and you've
lived a good life. Yes, because maybe I still have

(20:28):
a chance to meet some grandkids or something. That's a
good point. Yeah, but what if Yeah, I want to know,
no matter what. I don't know. What if you lose
your grandkids? Would I lose them over this? Because then
you're like, you're not my real papa, her No, it
doesn't matter. I am your papa. But I guess what
you got a bonus papa Herb come on in. Yeah,
like I want to know. Yeah, for sure, I don't

(20:50):
want to know, Okay, but it's a tough situation, right.
The latest from Nashville and Tullywood Morgan number two thirty
said Morgan Wall gave fans an update on his upcoming
second album. He said he's been in the studio working
on it, but as of right now, there's no date
for when it will be released. Thomas Rhett likes to
overpack for his vacations. I mean, if I go to

(21:12):
the beach, I try to pack his light as I
possibly can. I like to pack a couple pairs of shorts,
a couple of T shirts and leave it at that.
But I'm always the guy that overpacks because I never
know what kind of experiences we're going to get into,
what kind of dinners we're gonna go to. Are we
gonna go sky diving? Are we gonna go scuba diving?
So try to keep it light and try to keep
it simple. Jimmy Buffett is set to make his grandel
Opery debut. It's going down Saturday, June twenty seventh, and

(21:34):
Brad Paisley will be joining him. Bobby will be hosting
the show and you can watch on Circled Network or
on our Facebook page. I'm Morgan number two. That's your
skinny call. It's time for the good news lunchbox. A
five month old baby has been in the hospital for
fifty four days with coronavirus. Thirty two of them he

(21:56):
was in a coma. Well, the good news is he
is back healthy and he's leaving the hospital. Wow. So
many crazy things about that. One that a baby got
corona because they were like, pretty much, babies can't get corona, right.
The dad said he was having trouble breathing. They took
him in had corona and ended up having to put
him in a coma for thirty two days. Wow. Imagine

(22:17):
your baby's in a coma, not even in the hospital,
but in a coma. Yeah, that's awesome. That's a great story.
Glad you shared it. That is what it's all about.
That was tell me something good. Sorry. Today this story
comes up from California. A twenty five year old man
showed up the hospital. He said, Man, I got attacked

(22:37):
by two guys. They slashed me with a razor blade,
They vandalized my car, they beat me up. Turns out
he just got into one car collision and he wanted
to blame someone else, so it was his faulty wrecked
the car. He wrecked the car, wanted the cover of it,
so he tried to say that they beat up his
car and beat up him. He was you're drunk. Yeah,
when Lunchbox does the drink emotion with his hand, none

(22:59):
of our less nars can see it, so that whole
thing is missed unless I say, Lunchbox did a drink emotion,
was his hand so he was drinking. Yeah, they believe
alcohol was involved. So he doesn't want to get a dui,
so he says he got beat up. So he got
beat up, but he wrecked his car and hurt himself.
Got it. There you go. I'm Lunchbox at your bone
head story of the day. It's time to play elder

(23:20):
versus millennial, the oldest on our show versus the youngest
on our show, and they're answering questions about each other's generations.
Let's do the introductions. Now standing five feet eleven inches
from McAllen, Texas. Yeah, come on, the oldest, oldest, moldest
on the show. I don't know what that means, but okay,

(23:42):
come on the Mexican with the even I like it though,
our video producer producer and our youngest on the show
at five foot three. But yeah, go ahead, you're five

(24:04):
foot zero wow at five foot zero pounds. Yeah, we're
gonna be rude from which it's Kansas born in nine,
team ninety four right three ninety alr head of digital.

(24:26):
Where do you go to? Obvious things like blonde hair?
Lidio boy? Yeah? Who yeah, let's go alright? Oh man,
you gotta work on the little bit free island. Before
I went on, I said, Rady, you have this music?
All right? How about the Hispanic who don't panic? Oh?
I love that Late Day That's good stuff right there,

(24:47):
I love it. Next one will have it worked out alright, Eddie,
Come on, I just blew my voice. So you think
that announcer has it wrong? You think that that wrestling
announcer has it hard? Gentlemen, I gotta does that. He
probably loosed his voice every night, right any ready? Yeah?
These are all questions about Morgan. Number two generations the

(25:09):
two thousands. Here Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen, Freaky
Friday and a Parent Trap or All Movies Starring What Actress?
Freaky Friday, The Parent Trap, Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen,
All star what Actress? Why don't always forget her name?
She was Herbie the Lovebug too? No, Herbie the Lovebug

(25:33):
wasn't she was in that. Okay, her name, she's like,
oh gosh, why do I was? Forget her name? Scarlett
Johansen is wrong, but that's my guess. Incorrect. Similar features
Morgan Lindsay Lohan. Yeah, yeah, Eddie. Here's another one. People

(25:53):
were shocked when Madonna kissed this pop star at the
two thousand and three MTV VMA's what pop star did
she kiss? I remember this because of Britney spears. Correct.
I would have also accepted Christina Aguilera. She kissed on both.
That's the one that was forgotten. Wow, I don't remember
Britney Eddie. Question number three, Ye, kids in the late

(26:17):
two thousands, we're all wearing these funky bracelets with animal shapes.
What were they referred to as kids in the two thousands,
late two thousands, we're all wearing these funky bracelets with
animal shapes in them, like prints, maybe, Like what were
they referred to as The band was in the shape

(26:39):
of an animal. Yeah, So the first thing that came
to mind was maybe the scrunchy, but that was for hair.
But they were wearing around the wrists, not slap bracelets,
because those weren't animal prints. Go scrunchy. Incorrect, Morgan, you
get still I don't know if I remember. Oh yeah,

(27:02):
I know what they look like too in my head.
Do you know what? I can't think of it for
the life of me. Is it bands of a Z? Yeah? Yeah,
it's silly bands with a Z silly or I know?
All right? There you go incorrect. Okay, the score is
now one to one. Morgan, you have three questions about
Eddie's generation, which is basically the eighties and early nineties.

(27:22):
Here we go. Before launching a solo career, Sting was
the lead singer and bassist for what new wave rock band?
Here is a clip? Right? You have right? Can you

(27:50):
name that band? I have no idea of guns and roses?
Guns n' roses? Incorrect? You can steal Yeah, I'll steal
it with the police. That is correct, Hey, Morgan, Yeah,

(28:11):
Whose Cereal mascot said, follow my nose, Follow my nose.
Whose Cereal mascot said, follow my nose, Follow my nose?
Can I just do the Tiger Man? That's the only
one I know. Cereal just zoned his name, the Cereal

(28:33):
and the Cereal Whose Cereal mascot said, follow my nose?
Cheerios the transfer. Yeah, incorrect, Eddie. I'm gonna guess fruit loops.
I think two can said it two can? Sam did
say it is? Yeah, that's right. I'm talking about Hey Morgan.

(28:55):
Final question for you about Eddie's generation. Mikey, chunk mouth, sloth,
and data are all names of characters? And what eighties
movie Mikey, chunk, mouth, sloth, and data an eighties movie?

(29:25):
Back to the feature. Incorrect, Eddie, It's it's there you guys, goonies. Eddie,
you are the winner, which makes it three to three.
It's a tie game in the series, and I'm up
three up. That's right, And I'm I just felt like

(29:45):
I was my winning. So when you say tie, you
don't mean I'm up. Okay, Eddie, Congratulations, thank you, thank you,
thank you. Bo I just look at this app because
I'm running, and it tells me every day I would
have to run. Hey as a run today fifty four minutes.
You have to run fifty four minutes, which to a
good runner does I guess it's not a long time,

(30:07):
but I've now graduated at fifty four minutes. Apparently I'm
trying to run a half marathon. According to the app
by download, which it's not the goal goal, but I
have to do that today. So I have the a
a Streaks app that look at every day Keepstreaks going.
I gotta run. I don't like running. But Kaitlyn picked
up running too, because one she's very competitive and she
used to run. But she came back from her run yesterday.

(30:29):
She's using a different app. We don't run together because
she's way better than I am. I just and then
don't want to run with somebody. It's way better than me.
And she came back and she was like, hey, I
went on. I ran for thirty minutes. I ran like
six miles. I was like, well, that's not she was.
I looked at my apps at six miles because didn't realize.
I got in my car and drove for a while
before I turn it off. She was like, I thought
I was killing it. She now, I just gotta turn

(30:49):
the app off. But I gotta Yeah, I'm not a
big runner. What do we think? Last sheet run the
break because I don't understand some of the terms, Like
the next day it's a shorter run. It says four
minutes run then one FR plus two W plus four
minute runs fast run one. What oh one fast run?
Down you walk? I don't know. Look at this if

(31:10):
you know those numbers? Me, hey bones, when you when
it says run fifty four minutes, do you stop right
at the oh? Yoh yeah, like the New Year's Eve
Dick Clark countdown seven when it hits one. Okay, I
was wondering. I don't even like the cool down, and
I don't like the stretch. I kind of just get
in the car and go nice. Yeah. Do you know

(31:31):
what that means? I just I don't like running. I
it's saying you do you do one fast run than one?
I'm assuming one minute plus a two minute walk? So
do you like sprint for a minute and then walk
for two? Oh? Is that what it says? This is
my guess. I have to deal. How do you supposed
to do the app? If you don't know what the
app is saying? Oh? I don't it's not my app.

(31:53):
I gotta find new music. I wish I could just
be like Lunchbox two runs with no music. He's like
a psycho killer, so weird. He just runs thinking about
his next victim. That's all I picture running, just thinking
of who's gonna chop up? Next the music in his ears,
He's like, I can't wait that is, and you run
no music, no music, no nothing, just nature in the
cars and whatever else is around me, because I don't

(32:15):
know how you guys run with music. A phone is heavy,
and it's just it seems annoying. I need to be distracted,
I guess. And when I run on the podcast, I
run so much slower. I kind of run at the past. Oh,
listen to them talk when I'm running. Definitely helps to music,
it does help, But then I get bored with music,
and my music playlist kind of sucks. Right now. Do
the iHeart Radio Spencycle Remix. I do, But you know

(32:37):
what happens. Okay, after about three of those, I'm good.
I don't need to hear I'm not a big dance
music guy. Well, I know that depends on who's djaying
at the time. But then there's also I do like
DJA Goofy White Kids. Yeah, he's good. There's also another's
channel on there that's like twenty four hour fitness or
something that's got good jams. Don't you do the hardcore

(32:58):
hip hop hyped up? I got a couple here. I
just pulled it up here. Um, but I haven't updated
in like three years, So here we go. I need
to get get a new music playlist, but I have Yeah,
if you have an updated in three years, yeah, I
have new running playlist. So I have gotta get the
baby in there. Man. Well, no, I got like some
Kendrick Lamar. I have Humble if it's if it's a

(33:19):
bad word. Oh so I can't play much. I'm gonna
play much more. I have that. I have Kanye and
jay Z ball so, mother, we're gonna start up there.
I'm gonna have let's see a version of Miss Jackson

(33:42):
Party Pupils kind of like a okay, sorry miss Jackson. Yeah,
it's outcast song, but it's kind of a oh this
could get you going, dude, it's a little dancy for me.
I'm not a big dancy guy. So here we go, Jackson,
come on, I'm playing for my phone. By the way,

(34:02):
if you're wondering why that stinks, I have an Ed
Sheeran song. I like, that's kind of outbe What do
I know? A lot a bad running song. The thing
about country music is is that they don't have a
lot of good running songs. No, then those ballads kick in. Basically,
it's the only running songs are Brothers Osborne songs and
I So I have a couple in there. They're like,

(34:25):
it ain't my fault is a jam? Yeah, this is
a good running song. That's a good one. So do
you just hold the phone in your hand when you run? No,
I wear um earbuds. Their new one all Night is

(34:48):
also on my list. That's a jam, dude, I just
need to make an overall new one though it's podcast.
I get you got the time anyway. I wasn't planning
on talking to all about my running there, but I
hate it. We could tell yes, but now I'm determined

(35:11):
to run until I endure something because I won't make
it the whole thing. Here, my knees or my ankles
start to burn. Well, so when do you think that's
going to kick in? What like, Well, you're about to
hit the fifty four minute whatever challenge, so it's only
going to keep climbing. That's the point of the app
is it's training you for a half marathon. So at
some point, yea, when are you gonna your knees are

(35:32):
gonna blow out? I also feel like this in conclusion
to my running, Ted talk. I also feel like, if
I'm going to train for a half marathon, why not
train for a whole marathon? Whoa, because it's very different.
It's twice as long. Now I get it. It's very different.
On you, is right, It's like, why would I invest

(35:53):
time training for half? Well, then why not do an
iron Man? You did? I mean you were a triathlete
at one point, sprint? I did an Olympic triathlon, right,
and I mean they weren't doing an iron Man anywhere
I was. Also, I didn't mean to somebody, honest, I
don't mean to sign up for an Olympic treath line.
I thought I was signing up for the sprint, and
then I got there and they were like, no, you
signed up for the long one. I was like, are

(36:14):
you kidding me? And then I just sit there at
a second time. But but but this is the word half,
I guess is what it is. That's what bothers me. Okay,
just say thirteen point two miles, that makes you feel better?
Thirteen point one? But yeah, Jery whatever, you know, someone

(36:35):
would call him out on it and then get a
sticker or your car. Yes, I can get that sticker
right now. You can't, but you won't feel good inside.
All Right, Yesterday I lost the drawing and I have
to watch the worst movie on Netflix in a long time.
It got a zero percent on Rotten Tomatoes and it's
two and a half hours long. I watched about forty

(36:57):
five minutes of it last night. So I'm going through
all steps. I'm just giving you guys the update. No
review yet, okay, but I watched forty five minutes of it.
It's called like the Last American Crime. If I'm going
from my memory, it's fairly new. Oh wait, yeah, it's
brand new. Okay, Okay, it's about I don't even want
to tell you what you want. What the premise is. Yeah,

(37:17):
that's so funny. My husband was watching this just on
his own. He doesn't even know we're doing this. I'm
going to tell you something. The premise is pretty cool.
The government has put kind of this uh this this
chip or this signal they can send out, and it
stopped people from wanting to commit any crime. But they
know the date when the government's flipping the switch. Okay,
so they're trying. He's trying to commit the Last American

(37:38):
Crime before the government takes over. A kind of our brains. Wait,
that could be a good movie. Yeah, the premise is
actually really cool. I'm gonna leave it at that for
a while. Oh wow. I went home and told Caitlin.
I was like, I lost a bit. She hates when
segments because she knows she has to suffer with me,
And I said, I lost a bit and she was like,
what is it? And so we started watching it and
she was like, oh, this premise is actually pretty interest.

(38:00):
So I'm in the hopefully because say Thursday, Hopefully by Monday,
i'll have it all watched because I'm doing it five
minutes of time. But anyway, I'm rolling. Your husband's watching
it high. Yeah. It wasn't until I saw him. He
had it on last night, and it wasn't registering with
me that this was the movie that you like, we

(38:21):
were going about to make all of us watch, and
he was just watching it all on his own. The
Last Days of American Crime, it says the new story
out today Netflix is The Last Days of American Crime
lives up to a zero percent rock Tomato score. I'll
let you guys know. You're Amy's pile of stories. So

(38:43):
there's been some talk about mustard baths have we heard
of them. Sounds delicious as my favorite condiment, as we know,
it's my least favorite condiments, so I'm not about it.
But they say that it can help with cold and
flu like symptoms. But what's a mustard bath? Do you
actually into the bathtub? Or it's a mixture of mustard

(39:03):
powder and epps and salt and baking soda, which I
already take EPs and salt and baking soda baths and
that really does work. But if you add in that
mustard powder, it might help you out with colder flu.
But they say it doesn't have the power to fight
COVID nineteen. It's just sounds like a gramall remedy that
you think might work but never actually does. I tried

(39:23):
taking a bath with EPs and salts. I was really sore.
I didn't do crap to me. How do you know?
I think it probably did relieve it, because when then
I was really sore, and then I got out and
I was really sore. Nothing changed. You go in with
an open mind, no, but I got out with the
same closed mine, So it didn't move me. Whatever they've
worked for me, they're very relaxing, you know what I

(39:45):
use mister bubbles. I'd have a pink bottle of mister
Bubbles and when I feel like taking a bubble bat,
that's what I do. Alrightkay, question, have you ever hit
a hole in one? I was a super rare Yeah, oh,
because a five year old just did it. Yeah, well
that's who as it usually really good golfers are random
or Memoll. We'll go back to Memoll. He was like, yeah,
I played my third time I hit a hole in one.

(40:06):
You're like, no, you didn't, and then yeah, yeah, he
sank a hole in one. He said. He hit a
seven iron. It took two bounces off the fairway and
one bounce off the green and then into the flag.
It went No lucky shot, never hit a hole. No.
His was right on though, But I like, I like
the double hop in the FAIRWAYO cook, Cook, and then
in the hole on ones. You could play every day

(40:27):
of your life and n hit one, or you could play,
you know, a few times and get lucky and hit one.
Do we still believe? What was it that couple a
couple of weeks ago they both hit a hole in
one on the same day, like together, and no one
was around them because they were playing social distance. They
both hit one. Do we believe that I do em
a hard I do. I don't think they're gonna lie,

(40:49):
I say, no. It's so easy to make up because
no one was there totally made up. But who would
make that up? Lunch box? And then the news gets
out and you both got to hold the story for
the rest of your life. I'm gonna say this five
year old though, I'm looking at the video. Oh he's
already better than we are. Wow, you got a good Yeah, No,
he crushes it. Dang, all right, there you go? Is

(41:10):
that amy? I have? I have one more thing, just curious,
want your opinion on this, because a woman has custody
of her sister's kids and I think that she's going
to end up keeping them. There's three of them, and
after about six months she'll be able to apply to
adopt them. But one of the kid's name is Chaos,
and she says he already has some crazy behavior, you know,

(41:32):
Chaos Chaos. She didn't the world champion a quiet game. No, No,
she didn't. Her sister named the kid Chaos. Well, now
that she's about to become the adopted mother. She she
went on Reddit asking the world if it was okay
for her to legally change Chaos's name because she thinks
that it will be stigmatizing towards him. And he's three,

(41:57):
so it is three too late to change her name.
You don't change his name. He's three. It's stinks, But
now you have to deal with that. You have to
deal with a lot of other things too. He's your kid. Now.
It's by a lot of trauma there you have to
deal with two. Yeah, but no, you don't change the
poor kid's name. He's going through enough already. Call him kay, yeah, okay, yeah,
but yeah, if someone's named Chaos, they're probably gonna you know,

(42:18):
my cousin Flatuan. He stinks And I don't know if
that's what that's funny? So why would I keep on
rolling with it? All right? Anyway? Um, I was trying
to Uncle follockle his hair will not stop growing. So
it's just one after the other, right, is that it?

(42:39):
Oh Folly, he's Uncle Folly's but mine got kind of dirty.
I don't know why I'm not gonna say it. Oh,
Uncle Frank and kill boss. Okay, maybe that's my pile.
That was Amy's pile of stories. It's time for the

(43:01):
good news. So I got a shout out to this
mobile haircutting company called short Cut, and they teamed up
with a local hospital and Mount SINAI well, this is
up in New York, and they went around giving hospital
workers haircuts and they were able to cut one hundred
and sixty different people's hair. That's cool. They've been so

(43:24):
busy working with coronavirus and then plus haircuts that took
a back seat for everybody. But I mean they're all
doing their job like they'd even feel good and look
good and get their hair out of the way. So
they gave tons of haircuts, and I I thought it was
super cold them to think about. That's a good one.
That's what it's all about. That was tell me something good.
It's time for the investigative Morning Corny, where Amy reads

(43:48):
us the first part of a joke me lunchbox Eddie.
We have ninety seconds to figure out the answer. I
love this. Ready team, Ready, Amy, Ready, Ready, time to
investigate the morning Corny. Let's go morning. What bird has
the worst manners? What bird has the worst manners? Go foul?

(44:10):
It's gonna be foul right the foul um. Isn't that
just another name for bird. Yeah, yeah, but that would
be like a joke. How about foul mouth? Oh, look
a parrot like like, let's find a bird that also
sounds like a bad manner, like a like a what's
bad a bird? Uh? Should I go down the bird list?

(44:31):
You go ahead? Like sparrows, robin crows. I'm gonna think
it's like a specific bird but has a name like
a bad manner. You're right? Um, one minute left? How
about duck like a cock a crowne of bird, car crow, eagle, hawks,

(44:58):
two can grackle, the one that eats this stuff stuff? Oh, buzzards, vultures,
We say things. Look at Amy to see if she reacts.
Sometimes she does a burp, a burp, a fart with
thirty seconds m a heart? What's bad manners? Do do do? Do? Dodo? Bird?
Interrupting bird? Dodos? Whoop do do bird? Oh? Seconds? No, Cardinal.

(45:24):
I was look at Amy for reaction. I never get
a reaction from her. I don't know a bird. How about, um,
what's the joke again? Wait a five seconds? Okayerts worst
foul mouth, no fou mouth bird. We don't really have
a good answer, but we're gonna go with the found
LOUI didn't miss it yet. Ray, Hey, it's what that

(45:46):
just the end of the time? Okay, Well, our final
answer is going to be fird. And what about an owl?
Is there something with an owl? Sure? How about a
found a foul mount? Y'all y'all had the right idea
in mind? What was the idea we had? A bird? Said,
a bird that has a name part of its name

(46:06):
could be considered a bad manner. Yeah, go ahead, what
is it we name? Then? What bird has the worst manners?
I'm still trying to figure out worst manners? A mocking bird? Hey,

(46:31):
we were walking down the right road, guys, you know
we missed the entrance. I try to I sometimes I
try to channel things to you, just seeing how close
we are, you know, Yeah, I try to give you
morse code with my blinking my eyes. But you didn't gulose.
We didn't get that one. I was reading a story

(46:54):
about how these scientists say, here these random things you
should be doing every single day. One is hug somebody. Apparently,
when you hug someone, it activates part of the brain
that generates excitement and slowly builds up your immune system.
Number two is it, says play video games. Come on.
Playing video games improves overall brain health. Here's the thing.

(47:15):
I play one game in one game only NBA two
K twenty, and I've now created a second character. If
I would have had this when I was a kid,
because I was picked on and beat up and it
was the poor stinky kid. I was that kid. But
I've definitely seen now how you can live a different
life as this character because you're with other people and
you can build your guy. You can put work into them.

(47:38):
You can even for like these role playing games, like
you get good and you get respect by your peers
that it doesn't matter what you look like or your
socio economic and none of that matters. It's just based
on the amount of work you've put into that. And
I could see where a kid like me that was
not cool. If I would have got into video games,
I would have found a place that I was welcomed
and accepted in the virtual world. And I see why

(48:00):
people get into it and actually feel a bit of
community because they're getting something love for reasons they can control,
instead of for reasons they can't control. Interesting. Yeah, video
game ted talk, that's really cool way to look at it. Dude,
that I've never thought about that something. And I also
I get on it and I get bullied sometimes and

(48:22):
they're like eleven years old, and I hate it and
it triggers that part of me that was bullied as
a kid. But I do see where you can go
and be really good at a video game in a
virtual world where it is important. That's important when you're
on playing and people are like, man, that was really good.
And there are times I'm playing basketball and make a
good shot because we're playing five on five and it's
all random people from around the world and they're like, hey,
great pick, thanks a lot, man, and I'm like, oh, wow,

(48:42):
thank you. It doesn't make you feel good. Yeah, So
I do see that that's a place to go to
escape or to live a life where you are accepted
for who you are, where it doesn't matter what color
what color skin you are. You can color skin the
guy you make. It's it's cool. So anyway, in conclusion, Okay,
let me play more video games. Real listen to this

(49:04):
basically what I'm trying to say, as long as you
don't escape too much into that virtual world and find
yourself a basketball cheerleader girlfriend. Oh there are no girls Okay, yeah,
there are no girls, and I've never seen a girl
play play NBA two K twenty. They don't talk anyway.
You mean a girl character. I'm no, like you can
hear the voice. No, I've never played with a girl. Okay,
you've never. There's never like Sally comes on and goes

(49:26):
like a nice shot. Yeah, it's always like Freddie. But
I mean art, can characters be a girl? Okay? Right,
because it's NBA, there's gonna be a girl players. Oh true,
good point. Um take lots of breaks, they say, every day,
and then take a cold shower, which I've only ever
in my whole life taken a few cold showers. And
that was the hot water heater went out at church

(49:47):
camp one year and we had it. If we were
gonna take a shower, we had taken cold shower. And
this is me and a cold shower. Turn the water
on and stand away from it, run into it. It
was like a hit, quick hitter. You run in and
get wet, then run out, and then you wash and
you run in and rints off. So there you go.
Do those things every day. They say, I'll give you
a TV show. Tell me the decade that it came
out in very easy. Show Number one is Game of Throne.

(50:13):
So you tell me the decade the first episode premiere
Game of Thrones eighties, nineties. I'm telling you the decades,
like you don't know, two thousands even two tens Game
of Thrones, Amy a decade, two tens lunchbox, two thousand tens, Eddie,

(50:35):
two thousand and tens. Game of Thrones debuted in two
thousand and eleven. So you're all right, yea. How about
American Idol? American Idol debut in what decade? American Idol
episode season one was Kelly Clarkson and Justin Guarini. I

(50:57):
gotta admit I was watching the final episode and I
was like, come I Justin. He didn't win. I'm a
big Kelly Clarkson fan. Now though, okay, American, I don't
what decade, Amy, two thousands lunchbox, it's definitely two thousands, Eddie,
two thousands of but it's close. The year American Idle
debut was two thousand and two. You're all right, good job,

(51:19):
oh good, all right? How about Roseanne? Roseanne bar John
Goodman the show debut and what decade? All right? Amy struggling, Yeah,

(51:44):
what'd you right down? Well, I wrote down the nineties,
but I have I don't know that I'm in yet
because I think it could. What if it's eighty nine, Well,
what a transfer? Nineties lunchbox, I've put nineties, Eddie, I've
put eighties because I feel like it's eighty nine. Eighty eight.
Rosanne debuted in nineteen eighty eight. Takes the lead by one.

(52:12):
I can't trust myself. Yeah, okay, you cannot be trusted.
I can't. Here we go, The Fresh Prince of bel Air. Now,
this is a story, y'all about how my life got
slipped turned upside down. And I'd like to take a manager.
Sit right there, I'll tell you how I became the
prince of a town called bell Air, The Fresh Prince

(52:35):
of bel Air. What decade did it debut? Amy nineties lunchbox?
Definitely in the nineties, Eddie, nineteen ninety, dude, has to be.
It came out in nineteen ninety, barely made the nineties,
but it is the nineties. All right, Let's do another one. Cheers.

(52:56):
Making your way in the world today takes even and
you got taking the break from all your worries. A
decade was Cheers, debuting in amy eighties Lunch eighties Eddie,
I'm gonna go nineteen seventies. It's not an option and wrong?
So wow, high school Now we're all tied together. Interesting

(53:21):
yea high school Days Cheers nineteen eighty two. Did you
know Steve Warner saying the theme to Who's the Boss?
By the way he did, that's all original one? Yeah,
how does Alan go? Come on? You know it? Well?
I was better saying facts life, Who's the Boss's that time?
Win a the time he's saying that, Yeah, yeah, there's

(53:44):
a time last day. Yeah, I only get any works right,
but that's nothing. You luck? All right? Here we go.
We're now to um sudden death here? Mm hmmm, oh boy, ray,
will you find me the Steve Warner version of the
Who's the Boss? Team? They later replaced it, but uh

(54:08):
he I'm I'm almost positive Steve Warner saying Who's the
Boss when it launched. Here we go, last one, Let's
do the Bachelor. That's a good one. What decade? I
don't even know that I know this version of the song.

(54:30):
I guess I don't really know the Bachelor for a song,
but the Bachelor? What decade? Was that? You get it?
You stay in Oh, man, I'm in Eddie, still struggling. Right,
you need an answer, Eddie? You down? All right? The

(54:53):
two thousands. It's two thousands, Eddie, I put two thousand tens. Eddie,
you're eliminated. Sorry, okay, all right? You two are still
in lunchbox and Amy full House. Oh that's a good question, dude.

(55:17):
Whatever happens to you? All right? Amy? Nineties lunchbox, I
just went off the twins age, nineties, the eighties. You're
both wrong. Shoot, let's do one more. Yeah, nineteen eighty seven, Seinfeld? Seinfeld?

(55:46):
What decade was that? All right? Amy? Eighties Lunchbox nine, eighties,

(56:09):
it's nineteen eighty eight. You're both right. Well, I'm running
out of him here, say by the bill. Let's try
say by the bill? What decades? Say by the bill? Man,
we're gonna wake up at the moment and the longest.
I don't think long time by the tea give eighties

(56:30):
lunchbox eighties, Wow, you're both right? Eighty nine. Wow, Say
I'm running out of him here. The Walking deads a
decade of the Walking Dead. I'm in sure, Amy, I
know it? Does he know it? Lunchbox, well, I know

(56:52):
what do you know? It? The same time three three
thous said two thousands, Lunchbox said two idea, I didn't
watch a show ten Did you write two thousands? Like
that means by two thousand and nine it was out.
But if it was, I have no idea. I remember
who Dad came out in two thousand and ten, lunch bunch,

(57:29):
nice shut out to the Bummies where zombies zombies. Steve Warner,
by the way, wrote, um, he's saying, I don't know
if he wrote it though Brand New Life for in
the eighties, for Who's the Boss. We have a clip
of that ray. We'll be able to find it. R Now,
this might not. This might be the later version though

(57:49):
we did it. Yeah, there is that himmer Now we
don't know. Try go ahead, d whatever what anyway, thank you,

(58:12):
nice chat. Believe it or not, Americans are now getting
more sleep. Most people are getting seven eight hours a night,
and people are not going I feel better than I've
ever felt in my whole life. Experts say the reason
is we aren't watching garbage television at night until we're tired.
We're now able to watch our shows on a quicker time.
Period in less than an hour instead of sitting through commercials,

(58:33):
and we're actually able to consume more in less time,
and it gives us more sleep at night. Not just quarantine,
not just but people are sleeping better. Listen. I'm getting
a good seven hours, Like I've never felt as good
as I have the last few months. You yeah, no,
I mean we're getting the best sleep ever, all right,
So I'm thankful for it. I don't know if my

(58:54):
reasons or that because of that, but we are. Let
me tell you what we watched last night that I
was just like, what is this garbage? We watched the
reunion of Vanderpump Rules. Yeah, that can be pretty. There's
this runny girl on there that is so trashy one,
I don't know. She's real long, dark straight hair, probably shenaa,

(59:15):
give me a break, definitely, like she will not stop talking.
So I'll watch that. I watch. We watched some of
that last night. What are they? They're like servers. So
Lisa Vanderpump used to be a housewive and Lisa Vanderpump
now has I think it's called pump. She has restaurants
and bars. She always has, even before she started the Housewives.
They're the staff at her restaurant and bar staff. Yeah,

(59:37):
oh my good, Ray, do you watch that show? Yeah,
we watch it all the time. But it's kind of
over now. I mean all the people have aged and
they all have baller houses now, and they're rich and
they don't really need to work at the restaurants anymore.
But I think they still fake like they're servers and hostesses,
which they're not. Oh and I guess their money comes
from yeah, a long running, successful TV show and them
being influencers. So yeah, more for the once or I

(01:00:00):
will bet in the show back in the day, they
really were struggling servers. They were trying to be actors
and actresses. They lived in these apartments in La trying
to chase the dream. Well I watched that last night, Garbage,
and they're all doing it on Zoom too. They're not
even in the same rooms. They're like, oh yeah, yeah,
it's like Zoom Garbage. Yeah, it's like double Here's a

(01:00:22):
message from Brock in Georgia, big fan of the show.
One question, though, I've always wondered, how does Ray's fiance
like being referred to as Bay. I was just wondering that.
Thanks y'all for everything, and just keep on doing what
she's doing. Raymonder, how does Bay feel about being called Bay?
She gets it. It rhymes with Ray and it's a
radio name. I just told her to roll with it,

(01:00:43):
and she was fine. It was years ago, so she's
come to the conclusion that that's just how it is.
Does Ray and Bay exactly? I mean, fits so perfect.
At our wedding, we're gonna have I believe signage that
says Ray and Bay. Do you have a hashtag for
your wedding yet? People said Ray and Bay's Big Day,
But we're going, oh, that's pretty good Ray and Bay's
Big Day. I know, but we did six years underscore later,

(01:01:06):
like Slater is last Later, that nobody's everyone's gonna get
it wrong, all right. Hashtag Ray and Bay's Big Day,
that's actually good. It is good. I like it. I'm
start using it now. Yeah, we better update those Save
the Day It's I kind of like that one too.
Ray and Bay's Big Day is October twenty fourth, and

(01:01:27):
we've updated the website with some COVID stuff on there,
and that we had to put just so that the
um state local authorities don't shut us down. Can you
imagine everybody out they raid the wedding. You don't have
a mask on star shut the whole thing down. Are
we gonna have to wear masks in our blue suits
as it stands right now? No, I mean the things

(01:01:47):
are opening up, progressing along nicely, so we'll be fine.
Well yeah, Ray and Bays Big Day October twenty four,
twenty twenty. I hear to the grape vine that that
you shared it was going to be on Guard's property.
That wasn't received so warmly from your girl. Oh, I
mean we're on a live radio show. Stuff's gonna come
out of my mouth. I say all the time to Caitlin,

(01:02:08):
like stuff happens. Yeah, because was that supposed to be
kept private? Eventually was going to come out because it's
so cool you got to tell someone eventually, because he
was gonna say it eventually, Like why would I ever
keep that secret? So yeah, I was able to for
a while, but there you go. I know we were
talking about if Garth Brush was going to show up

(01:02:29):
or not, and you also mentioned that his daughter is
in Bay's wedding party. Yeah, she's the maid of honor,
and so obviously we would feel like he was gonna
show up. But I bet it's such a weight on
Garth that because one of my friends is a professional athlete,
really good athlete, and he would never want to show
up to places because he didn't want it ever to
be about him, because he's a pretty famous athletes, so

(01:02:50):
he would show up late to or show up at
the very end of being a time weddings funerals. I
bet that's what a weird thing to have to consider
about yourself, Like you know that you would take away
from the reason. Oh yeah, I wonder if that's a
thing with Garth, because he's as famous as it gets. Yeah,
he was at it was Believe Bay's uncle's funeral and

(01:03:12):
Garth was there, but he hung in the very back
with Tricia and he was fine to take pictures, but
he really just didn't want people to somebody asked for
a picture or at a funeral. That's crazy, but it isn't. No, no, no,
not my grandmother and my dad said, I was at
her funeral and I get asked her picture right next
to the casket. I know, unacceptable. At least Garth wasn't related.

(01:03:35):
It's like, hey, you're here, that's a nice amount. If
I get a picture. I'm up there and they're like, hey, grieving.
They're like, hey, are you okay? Yeah? Uh, I get
a picture and you can't. And it's weird because you
don't know, because I'm not gonna say no to anyone, right, yeah,
the only time I'm ever I've never I don't think
I've ever said no to a picture unless I was
sick and I was just like, hey, I'm sick. Now,
I'm not trying to take a picture because other people

(01:03:56):
want to take them, or um sick or eating the
mid bite mid bite like I'm always like, I would
love to take a picture. Let me finish my meal
here and I'll be happy too. But I was. I
was next and I wasn't close to this grandmother, but
I went and there was some other family there, and
a few people are like, hey, you mind if we
get a picture, and I was like okay, sure what
A few know it's obvious for if you don't in

(01:04:17):
the background, and then you don't know whether to smile
or not because you're at a funeral and you don't
want to be in the picture, like hey, you look
at me. I was fine, but then also, you don't
take a picture like this, Oh, like, how do you
frown in a picture? You don't? You shouldn't have? This
is I did, though I did like to have. I
was like this the half smile you raise one side
of your mouth. Yeah, that literally half is weird? Ray?

(01:04:42):
What's Vegas? What are the odds? Uh? The Vegas has
about Garth coming to your wedding? I'd say it's it's
completely even right now fifty fifty you put down one
hundred dollars, you win one hundred dollars. And would Garth
to do what I dreamed? He at your reception? He
just takes the mic and is like sometimes late to nine,

(01:05:03):
what's the odds of that happening? The fact that we're
talking about on the radio, I would say, makes it
more likely. But he doesn't do stuff like that. But
what are the odds? If we asked him, I say, yes,
he does it, But I just don't think people are
ballsy enough to ask him, because I've been to his
daughter's wed What are these? What are what? Okay? But

(01:05:24):
what do you put the odds at that? Guards? Things?
At your reception? Come on? Ray? If we ask him,
he just odds straight up? Who knows? Someone asks odds
uh plus three hundreds, So I mean it's not very likely.
But to be three hundred and one hundred bucks, well,
you know you put one hundred to win three hundred,
so it's not something that's gonna happen most likely, So
you're gonna win three times your money. Okay, what about Trisha?

(01:05:48):
Do you think they would do something together? Oh? Uh no?
Walking down? Yeah? Come on, dude, they would do all
their covers that they do it to operate, they would
they do the whole set again. No, guys, No, it's
a special day. How do hang row? Do you have pyro?

(01:06:08):
This is when Ray goes crazy. Whenever we drag, we
we just we throw. Ray Bread comes to walk us
to the most fun segment ever and then she gets thrush.
Yeah no, I feel like she's not gonna like this.
Standing outside the fire with flames, we bring a white
piano and we wept bucket of red paint on him
in pieces. Come on, I'm removing myself. What if we

(01:06:30):
all wore Garth nineties shirts that talking about like our
new thing was, I got rope in the wind. I'm
calling it. I'm doing straight Garth Brooks the original Turtle. Yeah, Okay,
that's my style, lunch bogs that you can do. No
fences raised backed out of the conversation. Amy and Ray
have both backed out, and Eddie they're just geeking about Garth. Okay,

(01:06:51):
good Ray, Yeah, yeah, So fifty fifty Garth shows up,
one and three Garth the reception. I would take the bet.
It's time for the good news. There's a grandpa in
Kansas by the name of Ed Holland, and he started
a project called One Mile at a Time. This is

(01:07:12):
where he takes his three grandsons out once a week
on Tuesdays to pick up litter and trash on the
side of country roads. Now he pays them six dollars
a day. Three of it goes to their savings and
three dollars goes to a charity of their choice. So
it's like, by the end of the year, one hundred
bucks will go to a charity. And they've cleaned up
a bunch of trash and they've bonded and they make money. Yeah,

(01:07:33):
and they made money. It's pretty cool. That's a good one.
And they got exercise. Yeah, there you go. That's what
it's all about. That was tell me something good. I
was listening to Thomas Rhett talk about he's an overpacker
on vacation, and so here's Thomas rhet. I mean, if
I go to the beach, I try to pack his
light as I possibly can. I'll like to pack a
couple pairs of shorts, a couple of T shirts and
leave it at that. But I'm always the guy that

(01:07:55):
overpacks because I never know what kind of experiences we're
going to get into, what kind of dinners we're gonna
go to. Are we gonna go scatt diving? Are we
gonna go scuba diving? So try to keep it light
and try to keep it simple. I packed so many
pair of underwear. If I'm on a four day trip,
there might be nine or ten pair of underwear. I've
never had to use them. But overpack underwear, and the
thing is too I can always just go to Walmart
wherever I am to get more underwear, but I overpack underwear,

(01:08:19):
socks and T shirts, like the essentials and the things
that overpacking. I also know that I can roll for
about four days on one pair of jeans, So I
guess I underpacking areas overpacking others. But I think I'm
an overpacker. We're going to Branson July fourth weekend, and
so we're gonna go stay up there at Big Cedar
is the name of the place, lodge. Yeah, yeah, I've

(01:08:41):
never been there, but I'm gonna go up there and me, Caitlin,
her parents and maybe her sister, there's whatever, all of us.
But I think we're gonna go play golf and go
fishing and that should be fun. So what bills do
you pick up? I would try for all of them. Wow,
all of course, why don't you think he'd Yeah, I

(01:09:04):
would cry from all of them. But I would also
not demand it. I'm not as demanding anymore about that.
I go well, and I think because from coming from
little people, how to take care of me, so my
instinct now is I can. So I try to. But
now people go no, let me, I go, you know what? Sure, okay?

(01:09:24):
And mostly back in the day, I'll be like no,
like edding with fishing of the day and he was like, hey,
here's money, take it, and I was like, all right,
sure will, and didn't plan on it, but sure will.
No problem because I guess some people do get insulted
when you don't let them. But I will try for
for most then if we're gonna fistfight, it happens, then
biggest man wins. See a big dude, Yeah, muscular guy,

(01:09:46):
super in shape, Oh yeah, annoyingly super in shape and
in good looking, like really good looking, it in shape.
Jealous of her dad exactly a little bit. Yeah, um so,
but I'm really looking forward to that trip. That'd be fine.
Just and I haven't been anywhere, none of us have
since Corona. Are you saying, week? What are you doing?
Fourth of July? Colorado? You are going to be there? Yeah,

(01:10:09):
we're gonna be uh, I guess watching the Branson firework show.
It canna be cool. Man. If Branson has a firework show,
I'm sure they have everyone right, everyone has fireworks. I
pack just right. My husband overpacks a lot, but he
is because he wants to be prepared for whatever. It's
almost embarrassing how much like I have to have now

(01:10:32):
it gets to be too much. Where I asked him
to please take a hard look and evaluate where he
can scale back. It's a lot. Are you driving or flying?
We tossed, We went back and forth, but ultimately, with
two kids, it'd be a potentially a three day drive,
which on the way there wouldn't be that bad because

(01:10:53):
then you're on vacation, you're hanging out with your family
having a good time, but then on the way home
the worst. Then if we can handle it. But I
feel like we would arrive back to life feeling like
we had no vacation, which I so it makes me
thankful for airplane, Like I get that some people that's
the only option they have. So we're flying, but we

(01:11:14):
looked at driving just because we haven't gone on an
airplane since all this since a little I'm nervous as
I think it'll be fine. Yeah, we're going to do
the right precautions. You did see the Texas had the
highest again a third day in a row. They just
keep crushing Corona like new record, new record. Most people
more people in Just take care of yourself. We're mask friends.

(01:11:34):
Take care of yourself. Nobody's gonna take care of you,
but you take care of you. Make the decisions that
you feel are smart. I feel like a lot of
people from Texas go to Colorado in the summer. They
do know no everywhere you look there, it's like Texas
is part of Texas, so I know they call it
like North Texas because they escape the heat, and I'm like, oh,

(01:11:56):
have you been tested me? Here's Amanda from Alabama, I'm
Starkie and then my kids in the background. Bobby, I
would have asked you, do you think that your whole
being on time role it's going to change once you
have kids? Because I was like, you always try to
schedule in my head and so I sometimes you're right,

(01:12:17):
it's dripping crazy. So I just wonder if you think
that will change once you have kids. And also, Eddie,
you better, you better, it is gonna get a card
to that baby share. I felt back for her and
it doesn't matter if she's late. He sause, so great, Okay,
I say no, I will not change. I will have
someone time babies. You heard it here first. You heard
it here first. You can't wait for dad and see

(01:12:43):
kind of what And I it's new to me. I mean,
I've only mad a mom for two and a half years,
but I didn't think my life was changed as much
as it dead on time babies. I was just talking
to a friend of mot about this. He's like, can
you imagine when Bobby has babies, how it's going to
change so much? We're talking because I was talking about like,
you know, doing a He's like, can you do the
show from the house. I'm like, there's no chance. I

(01:13:04):
got four kids running around. It's like, I wonder what
Bobby's gonna do if he has kids running around. It's like,
can do the show from the house? Yeah, they'll be quiet, quiet,
get out of here quiet and they get quiet. Yeah
that's that easy. That's that easy. There's a sonic that
Caitlin and I go to about once every couple of days,
and there's an international market right next to the sonic.

(01:13:25):
You ever been inside of international market? Yeah? Yeah, a
long time ago. From all read a lot of weird things.
So what we're gonna do is the International Market Challenge. Okay, um, scoop,
if you can bring in the hat the hat police, Oh,
I put everybody's name into a hat to eat something.
We're gonna draw names, not fish, and you will go

(01:13:49):
to the internet, an international market and buy something from
the national market and the person whose name they have
to eat it. Okay a second, Um, here we go.
So what okay, go ahead, I don't want to be
You can give us your food allergies after I can
find the game. Okay, thank you. So it's called the
International Market Challenge. Everyone's name goes into a hat. You
draw a name, and then each member of the show

(01:14:09):
goes to International Market, the grocery International market, and you
buy the weirdest or growth or whatever. But it has
to be for sale to eat, and then the person
has to eat it. Now, with Morgan, you don't eat meat, yeah,
so can it be something vegetarian? It won't be meat,
so whoever it gets Morgan? And with Amy, it has
to be organically made of the armpit of what is it?

(01:14:31):
I don't know. I don't really have as many restrictions
as I used to, but I'm hoping it's not like
a like a animal we don't typically eat. Could be, though, right,
could be? So the only person who has a restriction
and more? Oh man, why did I give up my veganism? Okay,
so I'm gonna draw first. This is the person that

(01:14:53):
I will be buying for, and they will be eating
whatever I get from the International Market Challenge. Okay, I
will be getting lunch box. I knew it. Oh my god,
this is gonna be awful, awful, awful, Hey, come on, no, no,
there is no way he's gonna take it. All right, Amy,
who will you be international market challenging myself? No, no,

(01:15:18):
I will take curry. Amy's like I'll take water. Amy
will be buying four. All right, you take it easy
on me, girl. Okay, give me, Bobby, give me Bobby.
Come on. Oh that's it right there, lunch box is drawing.
He will go to the National International Market and buy four.

(01:15:39):
You're ready? Please not me, Morgan? Oh so weak? Look
for like, no, you gotta get it right. You can
lift his planting? All right, here we go here Eddie
will be buying for and I got it, Bobby. Do
not take it easy on. I'm not give him the fish? Then?
What do you mean a fish? Nasty fish? But the

(01:16:01):
way it can't be raw? I mean it can be
if it's supposed to be. Eat it's a nasty fish
like piranha. I'm buying for Amy. Yeah. And who's left?
Ray raising the other room? So he has he has Eddie? Okay, alright, cool.
So today's Thursday. By next Thursday, bring our item in.

(01:16:22):
We'll eat it. Okay, okay. The international market challenge, friends,
it's like you have to cook it or you buying
something that's prepared as you bring it in prepared, ready
to supposed to be eaten. If it's supposed to being raw,
eat it raw. If it's most to be prepary cooked,
you eat it cooked. Oysters. Okay, it's not supposed to
be a fine game. It probably funny, And he's why

(01:16:43):
would you pick a game that's not fun? Most of
the challenge. I'm not saying I'm not having to watch
a three hour movie that was right at zero ideas.
So I think that I'm not. I don't think it's
not going to not be fun. I don't know how
to say it. Just do it, Yeah, I just I'm
cure what I'm gonna do. Who'd I get again? You

(01:17:04):
have the paper in front of me, You have Raymundo.
Oh yeah, okay, so you'll be right all right, there
you go, International market Challenge. We can bring it him
in all days if we want. But okay, okay. So
local news here in town News for w SMB did
a story on how mixed race families are navigating all
the unrest right now, and they had two white moms
talking about what it's like to have black children, and

(01:17:25):
Amy was on, I don't even know, I don't even
know they were coming. They go to your house away.
I forgot to tell you. We did it over zoom.
Oh that's right, I forget COVID. COVID. Yeah. So Amy
talked about the conversation she had to have with her son, Stevenson,
and how she fears sometimes the conversations won't be enough.
Here's a clip from the news. I haven't heard this
yet here, I don't know this part. We I feel

(01:17:47):
like they gave We talked for a long time, I know,
but then you never know what they're gonna use. And
I felt like even afterwards, I looked at the producer
on zoom and I was like, what was that bad?
Should we Here's a clip radio host Amy Brown is
having with her two Haitian children amidst unrest in our nation.

(01:18:07):
He just put his hands in the air and was like, wait,
I do not understand. God made us equal. But then
we had to sit there and explain to him, you're right,
but unfortunately there are some people that treat other people
differently because of the color of their skin, and that
is racism. Conversations both these mothers fear won't be enough.

(01:18:29):
What about when he's eighteen or twenty one and he's
walking alone in your neighborhood and maybe he has a
hood on because he's cold, and somebody decides that he's
a threat and they make a phone call. I mean,
I have to worry about that. That's real. Hey, that's good,
that's strong. She'd have given the show a plug there,
though not you. She didn't say the show though she

(01:18:53):
did too of the Bobby Bone Show. Whoa I know,
I straight up say I would let you play. At
the beginning, she said, how do you want to be
a Brown show? I said, I made Brown from the

(01:19:16):
Bobby I swear radio host Amy Brown is having with
her too. Yeah, big time in, I said Amy Brown
from the Bobby Bone Show. The producer specifically asked me,
and I swear to you on all of my life.
That's what I said. They got you, Mike. Did they
ever say it? Yeah that I'm so sorry. They only

(01:19:40):
came to me because I'm on the Bobby Bone Show.
Do you but they only they came. They booked me
through Scooba Steve. It must be his fault. Now she's
trying to pivot out of the I don't care, but
I went. So I was running and I was finishing
my run, and I looked over and there was a
woman and she was in the park and she was going, Hey,
we could use your support, and so I look at
it and I was like, hey, what are you doing

(01:20:01):
support for us? She was talking about she's running for
senate and it was also for a lot of the
protests that were happening downtown. And so her name is
Robin kimbro Hayes, and I was like, hey. I didn't
know what she was, what her platform was or anything,
but I was like, Hey, would you come on and
talk about race. I'm a white guy, you're a black woman.
Let's talk about what that means to both of us
and how we talk. She was like sure, and so

(01:20:23):
we started talking about Black Lives Matter. And this is
Robin kimbro Hayes, who's running for US Senate, talking about
that when we talk about black lives matter, it does
not deny the humanity and someone else. It is saying
that we matter, our lives are just as important as
anyone else. And so Black Lives Matter is not taking

(01:20:44):
a humanity or power from anyone else, is actually reclaiming
power for its community. And this is why the mayor
had the Black Lives Matter painted in the street. All
the way to the White House, because it is a
statement that we matter, we exist, and when we claimed
black lives matter, we claimed that everyone matters. Because I

(01:21:07):
believe that all this oppressions we're seeing it in systemic
racism is a reflection of much of the oppression that
we see in our community. So and I and as
right as she absolutely is, and love talking with her.
You can hear the whole thing. I don't do anything
political on any radio shows. A poke, I'll put the
whole conversation on the podcast because it was about twenty minutes.

(01:21:27):
But that was great. She was great. So yeah, I
think she thought I was a weirdo at first because
I was like, hey, can I talk to you on
my show? And she was like, you're not doing a show.
I was like, no, no, no, no no, not do a show.
And then but it was I was sweaty and gross,
and but she came on, had a great conversation. She
is running for senate. I have no idea if she's
gonna win, but I enjoy talking with her. Right But

(01:21:49):
where how she's running? That wasn't the point of your
conversation or where? Yeah, that's how I met her. She
was doing a Senate video and I was like, hey,
let's talk about this. But it's awesome, so great points going, Hey,
when someone says black lives matter, doesn't mean anybody anybody
matters less at all. It's not taking anything away from anything.
I saw a message on Instagram that was like, hey,
when you do not toward me. But in general, it's like, hey,
when you do a fundraiser for cancer and you're like, hey,

(01:22:11):
we're doing cancer hashtag, someone needs to go hey, wait
a minute, Um, you're saying AIDS doesn't matter. You're like, no,
right now, we're just focusing on this because this is
what's hurting. Yeah, Like, no one shows up to a
breast cancer fun run and it's like, excuse me, what
about colon cancer or something? That's that's I think when
it starts to maybe resonate with people when they put

(01:22:33):
it that way, because I get it. I mean, you
don't know where there's a cancer fun run though, we
should just call it a run. I am true. I
guess I called it a fun run, but it's probably
more I did it. I promise like that. That's such
a bummer. That whole thing it's going to be on

(01:22:53):
the Bobby cast On, Yeah when Friday, Okay, cool, Well
it's loaded and again that's Bobby casts A music podes
at the very end, we're gonna put that conversation. But
there's some of that there. But him is Robin kimbro Hayes. Um,
if you're interested in researching her. Because of the pandemic,
they say, cheap domestic beer is back, Eddie. How do
you feel about that beer? Expert? Love it? Love it?

(01:23:14):
Loved the cheap beer. Um? Sometimes that I mean I
like the expensive beer because sometimes the local beers are
more expensive and they're really good. But man, there's nothing
better than just like a Miller Led or even like
a Natty Light. Are they good though, or is it
just because you're told that they're local that it tastes better.
They taste different, They taste different. They're usually a little stronger,

(01:23:34):
and they have different tastes because they experiment more with those.
The cheaper beers. They've done those for years. Nothing, they
never messed with the recipes on those. So there are
the way they've been for the last like hundred years. Well,
budget beer has boomed price and familiarity, and also it
was there they you don't have bars aren't open. Hard
to get beer made when factories aren't running, and stop

(01:23:57):
shoppers are able to stock up on the cheap beer.
That's right, best beer for your buck, meaning you have
to weigh everything money our good taste, Like what's what
is the pound for pound? The best beer is. You
can't go wrong with the middle of light. Man, I'm saying, man,
why are you talking about Because you're talking about beer,
so you're gonna be manly man, you know what I mean?
Pop that top on that middle of light. You can't

(01:24:18):
go wrong edding with fishing last week and Kaitlin was like,
do you realize when you two were talking about fishing
you're talking at different voice? He didn't say that. We're
like and we and we defended. We're like, no, no,
we don't. And I'm like when you guys talk about housewife, like,
oh my god, that's what's up? Ammy? What's going on today? Mmmm?

(01:24:38):
Right from here? I gotta go pick up some meds
for my dad and drop them off. I don't know.
I drive by the new house, sence I'm over that way.
Measure some things, what about you? I measure some things too,
just different things. I do it every every day. Every Thursday,
weighing myself and measure some things. Um, you're like still

(01:25:00):
the same and moves when I was fourteen. But all right,
I have a Walmart phone. Amy wants to laugh at
that stuff and heard laughing. What you think it's funny?
I have a conference called Walmart about some Oh I
have that too, do you? Thanks for the reminder. I
love when you're reminding me. Why my calendar is up

(01:25:21):
to date on everything. I write things down. Also taking
I'm gonna get a run in, but taking ray and
bay fishing. Um, so we're doing that this evening, right, Ramundo, Yeah,
I got some gear coming in. Hopefully it comes in time.
What gear gear? Did you get a one day fishing license? Yeah,
that was six dollars. And then my fiance she wanted
a fishing shirt and I got a fishing shirt as well.

(01:25:43):
He's gonna show up in waiters were not even getting
out of the boat. You're good man. All right, We'll
see you guys. Thank you. Have a great day by everybody.

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