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Speaker 1 (00:00):
They welcome to Friday's show, Morning Studio Morning, Tim McGraw
coming in later. I get ulcers in my mouth sometimes,
like inside on the soft tissue. Guys, if it gets us, yeah,
(00:21):
like looks like you beat your cheek or something like kind.
So anytime I go to the dentist at all, I
always know that a couple of those things are gonna
happen inside my lip any mouth trauma at all. But
I got a big one. It is on my jaw,
and I feel like sometimes it doesn't really hurt. But
sometimes I'll be in the middle of saying something and
I'll just give up on the word halfway through because
it hurts. I'm like Armadillo. I was gonna say, I'm
(00:43):
adillo there, but just hurt. So far. I talk about
funny today, Well, that's normal, but today the real reason
is this, I have a huge ulcer on the side
of my mouth. Okay, around the room, our producer, he
makes all the videos, he moves all the cameras during
the studio here, he is producer. Ready, everybody, guys, I'm
worried that parents think that I have a problem, a
(01:04):
partying problem. A partying you know, like a like a
substance abuse problem because I've been doing sinus rints because
I've had sinuses. And it's that thing where you sport
the bottle up one nostril and all the water comes
out of the other noseril. It's like a Nettie pot. Yeah,
but I know the bottle. He squeeze it and it
comes out hard. Well you think you get all the
water out? Well. I went to a birthday party and
(01:25):
I had done it like two hours before, and I
when I got to the birthday party, I would lean
down to talk to one of the kids and all
of this stuff came out of my nose and I'm like,
oh my gosh, can I cover my nose? A ranto
the bathroom? I'm like, for sure, parents think I have
a problem. That's just gross. You not lean over for
two hours? No, I'll come out. I guess it goes
in all these little compartments in your nose or you
(01:45):
don't know it like the stores you not. Because I
would always blow it after I was done, Dude, I
blew it hard. Really. I would do Nettie pot, which
is different. So that's a pot. It's look at teapot
and you stick that thing up your nose. Then you
turn your head and the water rolls and it comes
out the the side. It's like punk Eving waterboarded a
little bit amazing. Yeah, it's it's not fun to do,
(02:06):
but it works sometimes. Oh, when you see what comes out,
it's very comfortable. I don't see what comes out. Yeah,
well I don't have glasses on while I do it.
You're missing it all the stuff that's been making your
nose hurt. Yeah. Also, sometimes all that inflammation isn't stuff
in there, it's just inflammation of like the so it
doesn't do anything. Did you learn that for the doctor, Well,
I've learned from a lot of people like I am
(02:29):
a doctor. Inflammation in general, in our bodies is a
big part of a reason a lot of the stuff
goes wrong, illness, sick, hurt, pain. It's just trying to
fix that, and I'm trying to fix it through food
that's and the right kinds of food, not less food,
but the right kinds of food. Yeah, it's covered to lunchbox. Hereies,
lunchbox everybody. I'm gonna change your life. Guys. There's this
(02:49):
app or I don't even know if it's considered an
app on your phone where Let's say you are at
your house and your internet goes out like mine did
the other night, and I was like, oh my gosh,
I can't do any work. My wife showed me this
thing on your phone called hot Spot, So you turn
on the hot Spot and it gives Internet from your
phone to your computer. And I was like whoa, And
(03:12):
I was able to get on the net proper and
do my work. So if you pull out your phone,
you can go and turn on a hot Spot and
zap it to your computer. Life changer, zap it. I
don't know what that does. I mean, I'm sure there's
someone that didn't know this. Yeah, okay, I agree. You
need sell though. Oh so it's if you don't have
internet but you have cell on your phone, you need
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to sell dat it. Yeah, you need it. You need
the bars to get hot spot to work. You guys
know about it. Yeah, yeah, for a little bit. Yeah,
that was the first time i'd ever used it. Well
now though, now you know, And if you're somewhere where
you don't have internet but you have a good you
have all the bars or bars or yeah, you just
get the hot Spot on your phone. I mean, there's
not very many times I'm gonna need to use internet.
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But I was just like, this is crazy. Or you
can say, does anyone have a hot spot? If there's
no sell and maybe somebody who has good sell near you,
we all turn mine on. That's pretty neat. It was.
It was pretty awesome. I was like, this is pretty cool.
That's how it's like watching a child do what I experience,
what I love for the first time, like I'm seeing
it again through his eyes. I'm telling you, guys, just
go go somewhere without internet. Now we're goin ye were
(04:16):
I chase that? But that's good that you've learned. Do
you know how to do it now on your phone?
I think I know how to go to settings and
then something, but then i'd have to look at it again. Okay, right, cool, yeah, everybody. Well,
let's just say hypothetically that I, you know, worked on
something that my kids don't beat around the bush. Okay,
well there's a project and I did it. I'm waiting, well, hypothetically,
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what do you mean you did it? I just want
to know my grade, you know what I mean? But
all of it, like you, from start to scratch, right
from scratch to end, start to end, whatever you say,
like you did the whole entire thing. I just want
to know, hypothetically, listen the amount of time I put
into it, I should get an A, but I don't,
hell because I had to google some things. Don't like
(05:02):
is it a written thing? Did you build something? I
am not saying? Okay, um, and which child and what happened?
Here's my question though, does your child usually do a work? Yeah?
Both are my kid. Yes. I don't think it's gonna
Don't you think I'm smart enough to know that. I
need to make sure it looks like are you're asking
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for an A? Though you're asking for an A? Like
when my mom would do my projects, she wasn't gonna
do a work because I wasn't an a student. Oh,
so it came in elaborage. They would be like what
in the world? So she would do like, okay, any
chance you went to hard so here. So English is
the second language for my kids, and so I feel
like some of their teachers give them a pass because
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of that. Because so I still think some of the
errors I made based on that will still get them
an A because there's like a curve because the purposeful
English mess upsad Okay, let us know how that goes.
I know I want to ask pothechically. You know, no,
if you get a C or D. Hillillarias, you have
to let us out. Okay, right, due me from Mountain
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Pine in Arkansas. He invented the saying fight, grind, repeat
and his dog Stanley Loves Me and a treat Bobby Bones,
triple rhyme score, triple rhyme score. I do think that
I have I'm not gonna say permanently injured, but I
didn't think I've hurt my voice from doing the starting
lineup at the Arkansas basketball game a week and a
half ago. I didn't know I was really gonna do
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it until pretty close to last minute. And I I would
do it again tomorrow if they asked. But I think
it would be like getting out on a track and
running sprints as hard as you can without ever stretching.
So the game's packed, it's us in Kentucky, twenty thousand
people in there, the lights of and they're like, all right,
and they give me a list of just the names
and the order they're gonna run out, And so I
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just went too hard with no warm up whatsoever. So
I do this and after I'm like, it's still there. Yeah,
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I've never heard you yelled at hard ever. It's it's
it's still and deep. Yeah, you're like, yeah, you gotta go.
You get I don't have the pipes to do that.
It's like a real job, but I want to give
you energy whatever I do. And I just remember, like
hold on my throat. When I was I was like,
did I just hurt? And then twice this week when
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Amy and now we're talking before the show, I was like,
I think I heard my boy, because I hear it,
so I hope I didn't permanently injure myself. But you
know what, I do it again tomorrow. But I would
just get warm before me and I would do all that.
That's what I'm dealing with right now. Arkansas. You can't
like this onions out alright, Glad you guys to hear
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a big, big show today. Tim McGraw coming by a
little bit later. Time to open up the mail bag.
Something we call hello, Bobby Bones. I have an issue
regarding a new coworker. I just hired a new restaurant hostess.
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When I trained, he kind of wreaked a body odor
kitchen noticed this. I didn't say a thing because I
wanted to give the benefit of the doubt. But maybe
there was a some exercising before. Maybe they just have
time to freshen up. However, the next day she came
back and they she still smelled other I didn't expect
to be a she either. The kitchen mentioned it to
(08:40):
our GM. I didn't say anything. I'm afraid the next
time she comes back, she'll smell again and someone else
will tact lessly tell her she stinks. What's the best
way to approach this? Signed bo to go was much
easier in a business environment whenever you're the boss or
if you're above them, because you have to do this.
If it's just a friend or it's a peer, it's different.
If you're working alongside someone you're not a boss, it's different.
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If you're over the person, you have to tell them
that is your job. Hey, look your did you wash
your clothes funny or something? Because something doesn't smell right,
It's smell right last couple days. If you'resing weird, detergent
or something. I don't know, but like they hate to
beat the This is uncomfortable for me, but you probably
want to know because if you did you probably can't
tell the different you were in those clothes all the time.
That's good blaming it on the detergent. Yeah, it's something right,
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there's there's always a side swipe to it. You would
be like, you smell, will you avoid the head on collision? Yeah,
you're still saying you smell. But what's the easier way
to say something that's not that easy to say? What's
the easy way to say you stink without going you're
freaking armpits and your butt smells bad? Yeah, double, it's
a double, it's it's it's a pit. But yeah, instead
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you're like, hey, I don't know what it is, but
I just want to tell you this, and that's the deal.
So yes, you absolutely have to tell them, But there
are ways to gently wade in the water and go
deeper and deeper instead of just cannonballing in the deep
end saving someone else's feelings while just getting the message.
If they don't get the message, then you do have
to go and get a burner account. No, you always
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got to know. I always like a burner account. But
you do have to go and just eventually say, hey,
look you don't smell good. I'm so sorry. Maybe you
don't even realize it. But but you don't do that now,
there are a couple steps before you have to go
full on. It makes it uncomfortable and hurts their feelings
because that's all you're protecting there. They are to be protected.
So you're the boss, you have to do it, or
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have your general manager do it. But somebody's got to
do it. And sometimes tact can get in the way
of results. Sometimes you're being tactful, but it's not efficient.
You guys work me for a long time. Sometimes I
have no tact It's like, this is what we have
to do, to do it right now, because it's gonna
be easier in the long run because if we just
go and rip that band aid off and it's up
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really uncomfortable for a minute, then we just get it
done and then there's all this time we're not spent wasting,
Like I don't know, I don't that's what it feels like,
go for it. Is there a way to spin it
in a more using positive words instead of you don't
smell good, maybe more like, hey, we could smell better
because they're not gonna leave about them. Then it's like,
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oh yeah, yeah, I smelled her too. She was bad. No, No,
it's you. It's uncomfortable to be a boss. It's uncomfortable
to be a leader. So we'll come to everybody would
be doing it at a high level, on a high rate,
but but it ain't comfortable. So go go be a
leader and make it happen and make her pits and
her butt smell less. The end, you who say, you
say we got your That was Bob the clothes Bobby's back.
(11:33):
Maybe my favorite segment of the whole week. Everybody just
has to come into the room and have an extremely fun,
weird interesting fact. Amy europe a guinea pig named Randy
once broke out of his zoo enclosure and impregnated nearly
one hundred females in twenty fourteen. He became the father
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of four hundred babies from that out. He broke out
of a big house, was free. He was like, I
might be going back, so wan Yang what was his
name again? Call me Randall Wow, lunchbox Amy brought in
(12:17):
a story about your pee should be like twenty three
seconds long when you go to the bathroom, and so
I want to know, huh, I wonder what the world? No,
don't do it okay, they say, poop, okay, good, go ahead.
The world record for the longest P five hundred and
eight seconds. That is almost eight and a half minutes. Someone,
how did they do that? Their bladders up? Big? I
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can't be true a human on earth or like an elephant. Yeah,
and was it a real bladder? Guys? And everywhere I
had Google, I said, what's the longest speed? It keeps
coming up? Eight and a half almost. They also like,
why do you keep googling this? Weird? That's true. It's
been in my search bar like five different times and everything.
I say, it's eight minute P. Yeah, I pid a
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minute in ten seconds? You did? It's like a minute
eight yeah. Minute. You're still earlier today thirty five seconds? No,
I mean I was probably my minute eight to do
pr personal record. Dude. That's not good though. That's gonna
let means you're holding it too long and you're going
to have bladder issues when you know I was just
trying to get it longer long. I totally misunderstood this.
You're doing like a bench press. He was trying to
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get it, you know, I was trying to get stronger
at it. Well, okay, Eddie over to you, guys, is
pretty darn cute prairie dogs. The way they greet each
other is by kissing. But actually that's not true because
what they they're really doing is they're inspecting their teeth
and be like, oh, I know you. Oh, so they
are greading by what looks like kissing, a teeth inspection.
Wherever scientists were like, oh, they kiss each other, that's
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how they greet each it, but no, they're really looking
at their teeth and be like, oh you're Henry, I
know you. I do that, but I'm like Eddie, uh
oh good today. No, no Brussels last night. I'm going clear,
Buddy Morgan, we all love space on this show. Well,
space has a smell. According to several astronauts, it smells
like hot metallic and it's like a whiff of that.
One astronaut described it as a summer barbecue barbecue. Finally,
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during World War Two, the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Philadelphia
Eagles both that so many players go off to war,
they merged the two teams and played as the Steagals. Wow,
I don't know that. They won five games, did not
make the playoffs, but the Steelers and the Eagles were
a team known as the Steagals. They lost after two.
That's crazy. It is crazy. It's like Ted Williams, had
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he not went and fought in the war and flew
planes and he's already, you know, the last player to
ever beat four hundred, like one of the greatest baseball
players ever. Can you imagine if he had had to
take in the prime of his career time off to
go to war, how good you would be? But also
thanks for serving and Elvis. Yeah, but they kind of
treated him right there, you go. That's fun. Fact Friday,
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It's time for the good news. Shout out to this
second grader, Caroline Carlson from R. E. Baker Elementary in Bentonville, Arkansas,
because it was Superhero Day at school and kids were
encouraged to dress up as their favorite superhero. Yes who
(15:22):
she dressed up as Hi? Somebody that's not Iron Man?
Her teacher. Yeah, they took good picture together, post it
on Facebook. It's gone viral and it's just really special.
I'm sure that just warmed the teacher's heart. And it's
really cool that she thought about I like it. If
she meant it, I love it. It was a strategy
(15:43):
either way that that is awesome story. And her teacher
is Jamie Day, by the way, so shout up because
you must be an amazing teacher. There you go, Miss Day,
mister Day, whichever one it is a woman. Yeah, good
for you. That is a great story. That is what
it's all about. That was tell me something good. Sign
for everyone's favorite trivia game, it's Easy Trivia. It's the
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easiest trivia game in the whole wide world. Category Number
one iconic nineties country songs. You can't go home if
you miss That's okay, but it's so easy. Number one
our champion being Eddie. Eddie who sings Friends and Low Places.
That's the goat. Garth Brooks Morgan who sings Neon Moon,
Amy who sings Achy, Bricky Heart, Billy Race, Yeah, Lunchbox
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who sings She's in Love with the Boy, Trisha Year
would good? See how easy that was? See how you
easy that was? Eddie and Amy both have three wins
season playing to five. Eddie's wearing a tiara because that's
what the winner does. They get to wear the championship tiara.
And if you miss a question, You've been it's called
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getting boned ready question number one. The category is cartoon colors, Eddie.
What color is Peter Pan's outfit? Peter Pan's is green.
That's correct, Morgan. What color are Mickey Mouse's shorts? Oh,
his shorts. I believe they're red? Correct? Wow? Amy? What
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color are the Smurfs? They're blue? Lunchbox? What color is
Barney the dinosaur purple? Thank you? Which one did you
not know? I want to know Mickey shorts? Next category
is geography, Eddie. What country is to the north of
the United States? That's Canada? Boom Origo? What countries to
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the south of the United States Mexico? Right? Amy? What
ocean is to the east of the United States? Okay,
on east coast? That is New York and that is
the Atlantic. That is correct, Lunchbox? What oceans to the
west Pacific? Did you know that? Or did she eliminate
the other one already knew. My shark attack happened in
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the Atlanta when you were attacked by shocking your paddle boat. Yep, yeah,
here I hear you. Famous structures, Eddie. What's the name
of the large famous structure in Paris, the Eiffel Tower. Good?
Don't know the accent you try there, but good? Morgan
what's the name of the large famous sculpture in New
York Harbor in New York City, The Statue of Liberty? Good? Ammy.
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What's the name of the famous structure known for it's
nearly four degree lean, which is the result of an
unstable foundation, The Leaning Tower of Pisa Good lushbox. What's
the name of the famous observation tower in Seattle, Washington
the Space Needle? Good? Look at us. Now we're gonna
speed it up a little bit. You guys don't have
(18:44):
a lot of time to answer with this. When I
time you in hit zero, you gotta give you an answer.
Categories fictional animals. What's the name of the wart hog
and the Lion King Eddie Hoomba correct? What's the name
of the mere cat in the Lion King? Morgan? No?
I don't know. And Simone so close, so close, Simon,
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I tried to see it's Simone. Y oh, I would
have said, Simone, I thought it was wow Man. Morgan's eliminated?
Good run Morgan. What kind of animals? Amy are scars?
Hinchman and the Lion King hyenas? Wow? Good? Quick lunchbox?
Rakifi Millier never heard of? What kind of animal? Is Raffki.
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That's why I said it again. The advisor to Mufasa
and Simba in The Lion King Raffii. Oh he's a monkey.
That's correct. Buzzer Boy three remain NBA team cities? Oh? Okay, yes, Amy?
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What's sorry, Eddie? What city of the Mavericks in That's Dallas? Correct? Ammy?
What city of the Lakers in? Lalla Los Angeles liquors? Correct?
Thank you? The Celtics are? What city? Lunchbox Baster Pixar movies? Eddie?
What picks our movie? Z Z Trivia features Sheriff Woody
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and buzz Lightyear. That's toy story correct? Amy? Which Pixar
movie features Lightning McQueen and mad Cars? Correct? Lunchbox? Which
Pixar movie features Mike Wazowski and Sully Monsters inc? Correct? Wow?
Wow Wow Wow. The category is Wheels Wheels, Wheels, Wheels.
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What's the name of the game show hosted by Pat
Say Jack Eddie? Wheel of Fortune? Correct? Ammy? What's the
name of the American brand of scale model car introduced
by American toymaker Mattel and Wheels? Okay, Lunchbox, what's the
name of Darius Rutgers Number one? Smash in twenty thirteen.
Wagon we all good categories the Bible with music the Bible? Amen?
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Did you say amen? Like I'm just trying to do something, Eddie.
What's the first book in the Bible? Genesis? Correct? Amy?
Who are the first people God created Adam and Eve?
Correct Lunchbox. And what city was Jesus born? He was
born in Bethlehem? Yeah, what CODs look at the house. CODs,
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look at the house. Does anybody else go a little
town or I wenttle town of Bethleham all those? Yeah, okay,
but we're out of We're about to get a sudden death.
Oh boy, hey easy trivia the category as women of
by Heart Country. Oh no, Eddie, what's supers are currently
(22:00):
on their Denham and Rhinestone's tour. That's Carrie Underwood. Nice job, Amy,
who just had their first number one, which is a
duet with their husband called Thank God. Oh, Caitlin Brown
correct Lunchbox who had their first number one in twenty
twenty one with Things a Man Ought to Know What
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in twenty twenty one? Who had their first that's that
girl from Mississippi, Alabama Laney Wilson. Correct, Wow, she's from Louisa, Louisiana.
I don't know, but you said that's that girl from Mississippi, Alabama,
and you said it like you knew it. Yeah, Louisiana
down there, sudden death. If you win, you move to
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the next round. So it's two of you are going
to get through. Okay, okay, oh wow? Say your name
is the buzzer? Question one? What geometric shape would best
describe a pringles can cylinder? Corrects? He's on the finals.
He's onto the finals. Yeah, easy with the eat it
Amy and Eddie fingles. That's true. You do eat it
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eating fringles. He got you there. I can't say much.
You got you guys. When you move to the finals.
What geometric shape would best describe a globe Eddie spear correct?
He said me yellow card that rolls into the next row.
But she's not in the next round or no next game? Okay, wow,
(23:30):
by Amy, I know it just happens. Does she get boned?
Oh yeah, bonea. We have one category left, so you
can see the category. I not making it up on
the final page, square roots. I can't see no stop that.
I swear to got it. Why wouldn't we put that
back in here? I don't know. I don't make the questions. Dude,
I'm the host. I'm pat say Jack, Okay, I know
what that is. Again, I'm dripping over. There's making the
questions my game. There are three questions. Okay, buzz in.
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What's your name? Best of three? What's the square root
one forty four? Correct? Amy, Relax, No, I can chet Eddie.
He's gonna jump quick. You know that, right? No, I know,
but I don't know square roots? What we've done a time?
Can we change topics? No? What's the square root of
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sixty forty? Eddie? Eight? Correct? Oh, oh, let's go. He
definitely pause. Yeah, well yo, that's what you do right
when you say your name, it buys you a few seconds. Well,
I call time after about two seconds exactly, so you
have two seconds to guess last one. Don't jump into
Early's gonna warn you. What is the square root of
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one hundred? Eddie? Eddie, I have no chance. It's nine incorrect,
lunchbox ten correct. We ain't no matter what money every time? One?
Are you body? Can't do that? What you said? Don't you?
(25:10):
Actually you were gonna say I didn't do anything the
question or whatever? Now I said, But what's the squared
of one hundred. Yeah, but listen, he got us both.
I thought it was gonna be one hundred, and I
was waiting on another number. There's no one that would
be nine because nine is eighty one. You would not know,
That's what I'm saying. Like it was like I would
have jumped in if I knew one hundred would beat
him in. Hey, I showed his baby. Sometimes people say,
(25:32):
I watching, Hey, you one, let it go. Yellow card
for complaining after a win. Dang, next round, this is
crazy one good to yellow cards in one game. Guys,
y'all better settle down. Settle down. That's Right's nice win.
Put it went on. Put you can put it on
the ballot. Matthew from Denver, Colorado left this voicemail, Bobby Bones,
(25:57):
you are on to something with this New Hamster thing.
I don't want to jump on the whole conspiracy theory train,
but I have my undergrad from Southern New Hampshire University
and I got it taking night classes when I was
in the military. I had never been to New Hampshire.
So John new Hampshire really good exactly. So my questions
(26:18):
are question one, does New Hampshire exist questions too. If
it does exist, how do they get to be so
awesome because they never caused problems. It's the least problematic
state ever. So either it doesn't exist or it's the greatest.
It's a utopia, so I'll keep on with it. Amy's
pile of stories. This older guy was passing out candy
(26:39):
to kids. What is trouble. Some people were like, well,
this is this is weird. We're going to call the police. Well,
the police went to talk to him and he was like, hey,
I heard about this day. It's called Random Acts of
Kindness Day. I know it's not today, but I'm inspired
by it. So I just thought I would give out chocolate.
Because he went up to this one boy in particular,
(27:00):
He's like, here's this box of chocolates and the boy
was like, I'm good. I don't want it. Heard from
every single person ever. Never take candy from a stranger, right,
And then he said, oh, if you don't want to go,
maybe your mom will take it home to your mom.
And then people are what's going on? But really they
didn't end up arresting him because he was truly trying
to be kind. Okay, good, Yeah, But for whatever reason,
(27:20):
I thought of like lunchbox maybe trying to do this. No, no, no,
I'm not gonna go up with kids in hand chocolate.
You did a bit where you trying to write a
school bus with kids. That's right, Yeah, that's fine. Yeah, yeah, no,
I know, I agree. I agree. You shouldn't do the
bit kind. It is kind, and you know it good
for this old guy because he was trying to do
something kind. Probably isn't on Twitter or TikTok and doesn't
(27:41):
see what the friends are. Yeah, and what I was worried.
I feel good about it. Just somebody put them around
and be like, hey, old timer, here's the deal. You
can't give all kids candy you don't know, because there's
kind of a bad reputation with people giving kids candy
they don't know. Yeah, the police build a white vand
with no windows. It's like you could drive his white
when was a fan of the school. The police said quote,
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he was genuine and pure. So that's good. I like it. Okay,
and let this be encouragement to you today to go
do something kind not that as well. Got it, thank you.
Scientists are claiming that they have this new hormone injection
that could help sober you up twice as fast it
tested out in mice. So far, then I don't even drink.
I don't even get drunk. Do you still feel bad
(28:24):
for the little I'm ready? So did the mice get drunk? Yeah?
They they inject the mice with ethanol or whatever that's alcohol, right,
so whatever that is okay. And then they were gave
the the FGF twenty one, which is a growth factor thing,
and la lah, they could function like fifty percent faster.
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Do you got to elevate from mice? So you can't
just go mice human. I'm not a big mice to
human guy, But what do they do? I feel like
they do that's what they do. No, No, I know.
I'm just a big believer in doing it in the middle,
like find a middle, what's in between? Like he's too
close to us, so that's that we don't need to
go that far up. But I don't know, like a porcupine,
it's a little bigger. He's just you can't go mice
(29:08):
to human. Okay, that's just not close enough. But this
could be awesome for people if that. You know, you
go out and then you're like, shoot, I gotta go
to work. Okay, what else? Okay, not that, and we
don't say that. No, you don't go out straight away. Okay,
I mean you have four hours and then it gives
you like eight basically. Okay. Luke Combs probably has a
(29:32):
ton of money right now. Probably he does. Probably What
do you mean do I saw watch? He's one last
time we talked to him that like watches, and I
was like, guy, just look at him killing it. Yeah,
it was a watch. It looks so cheap and it
is so expensive, like purposefully not cheap. It looks so simple,
I should say, but it was a really expensive watch.
That was very jealous. Yeah, well, all that is why
(29:55):
I was shocked to see that they don't have any
help at home with their baby. Text him and his
wife Nicole, they do it all. They do everything, which
he praised her for most week. He's on the road
along in and out, but she she's doing it. He's
doing it. And I was like, wow, look at him
because they could hire all the people if they wanted to.
So I love to hear that. That's a great well,
(30:17):
but no shame if you do hire I like one
for me. We don't have kids, but I know, shame
there that. Yeah, I Amy, that's my file. That was
Amy's pile of stories. It's time for the good news.
Six year old Lucy Tresh loves going to Chuck E
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Cheese and playing the games, don't we all? But here's
the thing. She's really good at those games. Whoo skey
ballot And she amassed twenty seven thousand tickets. They're getting
a bunch of toys, so she cashes them all in
and she goes, Mom, I don't want to keep these toys.
There's kids at the kids are hospital. I need to
donate all the toys. Kid kid doing that? Six year old,
(31:01):
I keep the toys. Now. We went today, that's six
and doing that. Yeah. And the lunch books used the
word a masked. He red, I read it. What he
didn't even know? He said it was reading it. That's
how many tickets she got. Yeah, it that means collected game.
What does a mask mean? A mask? Like a lot? No? No,
(31:23):
not like a mask? Yeah, like if you have a
mask something, it's like what a mass? It a mask?
It's a mask, Okay, I don't know, never mind, it's
like gathering something, okay, mask And he had just said that, Okay,
thank you. That is what it's all about. That was
tell me something good.
They welcome to Friday's show, Morning Studio Morning, Tim McGraw
coming in later. I get ulcers in my mouth sometimes,
like inside on the soft tissue. Guys, if it gets us, yeah,
(00:21):
like looks like you beat your cheek or something like kind.
So anytime I go to the dentist at all, I
always know that a couple of those things are gonna
happen inside my lip any mouth trauma at all. But
I got a big one. It is on my jaw,
and I feel like sometimes it doesn't really hurt. But
sometimes I'll be in the middle of saying something and
I'll just give up on the word halfway through because
it hurts. I'm like Armadillo. I was gonna say, I'm
(00:43):
adillo there, but just hurt. So far. I talk about
funny today, Well, that's normal, but today the real reason
is this, I have a huge ulcer on the side
of my mouth. Okay, around the room, our producer, he
makes all the videos, he moves all the cameras during
the studio here, he is producer. Ready, everybody, guys, I'm
worried that parents think that I have a problem, a
(01:04):
partying problem. A partying you know, like a like a
substance abuse problem because I've been doing sinus rints because
I've had sinuses. And it's that thing where you sport
the bottle up one nostril and all the water comes
out of the other noseril. It's like a Nettie pot. Yeah,
but I know the bottle. He squeeze it and it
comes out hard. Well you think you get all the
water out? Well. I went to a birthday party and
(01:25):
I had done it like two hours before, and I
when I got to the birthday party, I would lean
down to talk to one of the kids and all
of this stuff came out of my nose and I'm like,
oh my gosh, can I cover my nose? A ranto
the bathroom? I'm like, for sure, parents think I have
a problem. That's just gross. You not lean over for
two hours? No, I'll come out. I guess it goes
in all these little compartments in your nose or you
(01:45):
don't know it like the stores you not. Because I
would always blow it after I was done, Dude, I
blew it hard. Really. I would do Nettie pot, which
is different. So that's a pot. It's look at teapot
and you stick that thing up your nose. Then you
turn your head and the water rolls and it comes
out the the side. It's like punk Eving waterboarded a
little bit amazing. Yeah, it's it's not fun to do,
(02:06):
but it works sometimes. Oh, when you see what comes out,
it's very comfortable. I don't see what comes out. Yeah,
well I don't have glasses on while I do it.
You're missing it all the stuff that's been making your
nose hurt. Yeah. Also, sometimes all that inflammation isn't stuff
in there, it's just inflammation of like the so it
doesn't do anything. Did you learn that for the doctor, Well,
I've learned from a lot of people like I am
(02:29):
a doctor. Inflammation in general, in our bodies is a
big part of a reason a lot of the stuff
goes wrong, illness, sick, hurt, pain. It's just trying to
fix that, and I'm trying to fix it through food
that's and the right kinds of food, not less food,
but the right kinds of food. Yeah, it's covered to lunchbox. Hereies,
lunchbox everybody. I'm gonna change your life. Guys. There's this
(02:49):
app or I don't even know if it's considered an
app on your phone where Let's say you are at
your house and your internet goes out like mine did
the other night, and I was like, oh my gosh,
I can't do any work. My wife showed me this
thing on your phone called hot Spot, So you turn
on the hot Spot and it gives Internet from your
phone to your computer. And I was like whoa, And
(03:12):
I was able to get on the net proper and
do my work. So if you pull out your phone,
you can go and turn on a hot Spot and
zap it to your computer. Life changer, zap it. I
don't know what that does. I mean, I'm sure there's
someone that didn't know this. Yeah, okay, I agree. You
need sell though. Oh so it's if you don't have
internet but you have cell on your phone, you need
(03:34):
to sell dat it. Yeah, you need it. You need
the bars to get hot spot to work. You guys
know about it. Yeah, yeah, for a little bit. Yeah,
that was the first time i'd ever used it. Well
now though, now you know, And if you're somewhere where
you don't have internet but you have a good you
have all the bars or bars or yeah, you just
get the hot Spot on your phone. I mean, there's
not very many times I'm gonna need to use internet.
(03:55):
But I was just like, this is crazy. Or you
can say, does anyone have a hot spot? If there's
no sell and maybe somebody who has good sell near you,
we all turn mine on. That's pretty neat. It was.
It was pretty awesome. I was like, this is pretty cool.
That's how it's like watching a child do what I experience,
what I love for the first time, like I'm seeing
it again through his eyes. I'm telling you, guys, just
go go somewhere without internet. Now we're goin ye were
(04:16):
I chase that? But that's good that you've learned. Do
you know how to do it now on your phone?
I think I know how to go to settings and
then something, but then i'd have to look at it again. Okay, right, cool, yeah, everybody. Well,
let's just say hypothetically that I, you know, worked on
something that my kids don't beat around the bush. Okay,
well there's a project and I did it. I'm waiting, well, hypothetically,
(04:42):
what do you mean you did it? I just want
to know my grade, you know what I mean? But
all of it, like you, from start to scratch, right
from scratch to end, start to end, whatever you say,
like you did the whole entire thing. I just want
to know, hypothetically, listen the amount of time I put
into it, I should get an A, but I don't,
hell because I had to google some things. Don't like
(05:02):
is it a written thing? Did you build something? I
am not saying? Okay, um, and which child and what happened?
Here's my question though, does your child usually do a work? Yeah?
Both are my kid. Yes. I don't think it's gonna
Don't you think I'm smart enough to know that. I
need to make sure it looks like are you're asking
(05:24):
for an A? Though you're asking for an A? Like
when my mom would do my projects, she wasn't gonna
do a work because I wasn't an a student. Oh,
so it came in elaborage. They would be like what
in the world? So she would do like, okay, any
chance you went to hard so here. So English is
the second language for my kids, and so I feel
like some of their teachers give them a pass because
(05:46):
of that. Because so I still think some of the
errors I made based on that will still get them
an A because there's like a curve because the purposeful
English mess upsad Okay, let us know how that goes.
I know I want to ask pothechically. You know, no,
if you get a C or D. Hillillarias, you have
to let us out. Okay, right, due me from Mountain
(06:08):
Pine in Arkansas. He invented the saying fight, grind, repeat
and his dog Stanley Loves Me and a treat Bobby Bones,
triple rhyme score, triple rhyme score. I do think that
I have I'm not gonna say permanently injured, but I
didn't think I've hurt my voice from doing the starting
lineup at the Arkansas basketball game a week and a
half ago. I didn't know I was really gonna do
(06:30):
it until pretty close to last minute. And I I would
do it again tomorrow if they asked. But I think
it would be like getting out on a track and
running sprints as hard as you can without ever stretching.
So the game's packed, it's us in Kentucky, twenty thousand
people in there, the lights of and they're like, all right,
and they give me a list of just the names
and the order they're gonna run out, And so I
(06:51):
just went too hard with no warm up whatsoever. So
I do this and after I'm like, it's still there. Yeah,
(07:12):
I've never heard you yelled at hard ever. It's it's
it's still and deep. Yeah, you're like, yeah, you gotta go.
You get I don't have the pipes to do that.
It's like a real job, but I want to give
you energy whatever I do. And I just remember, like
hold on my throat. When I was I was like,
did I just hurt? And then twice this week when
(07:35):
Amy and now we're talking before the show, I was like,
I think I heard my boy, because I hear it,
so I hope I didn't permanently injure myself. But you
know what, I do it again tomorrow. But I would
just get warm before me and I would do all that.
That's what I'm dealing with right now. Arkansas. You can't
like this onions out alright, Glad you guys to hear
(07:57):
a big, big show today. Tim McGraw coming by a
little bit later. Time to open up the mail bag.
Something we call hello, Bobby Bones. I have an issue
regarding a new coworker. I just hired a new restaurant hostess.
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When I trained, he kind of wreaked a body odor
kitchen noticed this. I didn't say a thing because I
wanted to give the benefit of the doubt. But maybe
there was a some exercising before. Maybe they just have
time to freshen up. However, the next day she came
back and they she still smelled other I didn't expect
to be a she either. The kitchen mentioned it to
(08:40):
our GM. I didn't say anything. I'm afraid the next
time she comes back, she'll smell again and someone else
will tact lessly tell her she stinks. What's the best
way to approach this? Signed bo to go was much
easier in a business environment whenever you're the boss or
if you're above them, because you have to do this.
If it's just a friend or it's a peer, it's different.
If you're working alongside someone you're not a boss, it's different.
(09:02):
If you're over the person, you have to tell them
that is your job. Hey, look your did you wash
your clothes funny or something? Because something doesn't smell right,
It's smell right last couple days. If you'resing weird, detergent
or something. I don't know, but like they hate to
beat the This is uncomfortable for me, but you probably
want to know because if you did you probably can't
tell the different you were in those clothes all the time.
That's good blaming it on the detergent. Yeah, it's something right,
(09:23):
there's there's always a side swipe to it. You would
be like, you smell, will you avoid the head on collision? Yeah,
you're still saying you smell. But what's the easier way
to say something that's not that easy to say? What's
the easy way to say you stink without going you're
freaking armpits and your butt smells bad? Yeah, double, it's
a double, it's it's it's a pit. But yeah, instead
(09:44):
you're like, hey, I don't know what it is, but
I just want to tell you this, and that's the deal.
So yes, you absolutely have to tell them, But there
are ways to gently wade in the water and go
deeper and deeper instead of just cannonballing in the deep
end saving someone else's feelings while just getting the message.
If they don't get the message, then you do have
to go and get a burner account. No, you always
(10:05):
got to know. I always like a burner account. But
you do have to go and just eventually say, hey,
look you don't smell good. I'm so sorry. Maybe you
don't even realize it. But but you don't do that now,
there are a couple steps before you have to go
full on. It makes it uncomfortable and hurts their feelings
because that's all you're protecting there. They are to be protected.
So you're the boss, you have to do it, or
(10:25):
have your general manager do it. But somebody's got to
do it. And sometimes tact can get in the way
of results. Sometimes you're being tactful, but it's not efficient.
You guys work me for a long time. Sometimes I
have no tact It's like, this is what we have
to do, to do it right now, because it's gonna
be easier in the long run because if we just
go and rip that band aid off and it's up
(10:45):
really uncomfortable for a minute, then we just get it
done and then there's all this time we're not spent wasting,
Like I don't know, I don't that's what it feels like,
go for it. Is there a way to spin it
in a more using positive words instead of you don't
smell good, maybe more like, hey, we could smell better
because they're not gonna leave about them. Then it's like,
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oh yeah, yeah, I smelled her too. She was bad. No, No,
it's you. It's uncomfortable to be a boss. It's uncomfortable
to be a leader. So we'll come to everybody would
be doing it at a high level, on a high rate,
but but it ain't comfortable. So go go be a
leader and make it happen and make her pits and
her butt smell less. The end, you who say, you
say we got your That was Bob the clothes Bobby's back.
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Maybe my favorite segment of the whole week. Everybody just
has to come into the room and have an extremely fun,
weird interesting fact. Amy europe a guinea pig named Randy
once broke out of his zoo enclosure and impregnated nearly
one hundred females in twenty fourteen. He became the father
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of four hundred babies from that out. He broke out
of a big house, was free. He was like, I
might be going back, so wan Yang what was his
name again? Call me Randall Wow, lunchbox Amy brought in
(12:17):
a story about your pee should be like twenty three
seconds long when you go to the bathroom, and so
I want to know, huh, I wonder what the world? No,
don't do it okay, they say, poop, okay, good, go ahead.
The world record for the longest P five hundred and
eight seconds. That is almost eight and a half minutes. Someone,
how did they do that? Their bladders up? Big? I
(12:38):
can't be true a human on earth or like an elephant. Yeah,
and was it a real bladder? Guys? And everywhere I
had Google, I said, what's the longest speed? It keeps
coming up? Eight and a half almost. They also like,
why do you keep googling this? Weird? That's true. It's
been in my search bar like five different times and everything.
I say, it's eight minute P. Yeah, I pid a
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minute in ten seconds? You did? It's like a minute
eight yeah. Minute. You're still earlier today thirty five seconds? No,
I mean I was probably my minute eight to do
pr personal record. Dude. That's not good though. That's gonna
let means you're holding it too long and you're going
to have bladder issues when you know I was just
trying to get it longer long. I totally misunderstood this.
You're doing like a bench press. He was trying to
(13:22):
get it, you know, I was trying to get stronger
at it. Well, okay, Eddie over to you, guys, is
pretty darn cute prairie dogs. The way they greet each
other is by kissing. But actually that's not true because
what they they're really doing is they're inspecting their teeth
and be like, oh, I know you. Oh, so they
are greading by what looks like kissing, a teeth inspection.
Wherever scientists were like, oh, they kiss each other, that's
(13:44):
how they greet each it, but no, they're really looking
at their teeth and be like, oh you're Henry, I
know you. I do that, but I'm like Eddie, uh
oh good today. No, no Brussels last night. I'm going clear,
Buddy Morgan, we all love space on this show. Well,
space has a smell. According to several astronauts, it smells
like hot metallic and it's like a whiff of that.
One astronaut described it as a summer barbecue barbecue. Finally,
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during World War Two, the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Philadelphia
Eagles both that so many players go off to war,
they merged the two teams and played as the Steagals. Wow,
I don't know that. They won five games, did not
make the playoffs, but the Steelers and the Eagles were
a team known as the Steagals. They lost after two.
That's crazy. It is crazy. It's like Ted Williams, had
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he not went and fought in the war and flew
planes and he's already, you know, the last player to
ever beat four hundred, like one of the greatest baseball
players ever. Can you imagine if he had had to
take in the prime of his career time off to
go to war, how good you would be? But also
thanks for serving and Elvis. Yeah, but they kind of
treated him right there, you go. That's fun. Fact Friday,
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It's time for the good news. Shout out to this
second grader, Caroline Carlson from R. E. Baker Elementary in Bentonville, Arkansas,
because it was Superhero Day at school and kids were
encouraged to dress up as their favorite superhero. Yes who
(15:22):
she dressed up as Hi? Somebody that's not Iron Man?
Her teacher. Yeah, they took good picture together, post it
on Facebook. It's gone viral and it's just really special.
I'm sure that just warmed the teacher's heart. And it's
really cool that she thought about I like it. If
she meant it, I love it. It was a strategy
(15:43):
either way that that is awesome story. And her teacher
is Jamie Day, by the way, so shout up because
you must be an amazing teacher. There you go, Miss Day,
mister Day, whichever one it is a woman. Yeah, good
for you. That is a great story. That is what
it's all about. That was tell me something good. Sign
for everyone's favorite trivia game, it's Easy Trivia. It's the
(16:04):
easiest trivia game in the whole wide world. Category Number
one iconic nineties country songs. You can't go home if
you miss That's okay, but it's so easy. Number one
our champion being Eddie. Eddie who sings Friends and Low Places.
That's the goat. Garth Brooks Morgan who sings Neon Moon,
Amy who sings Achy, Bricky Heart, Billy Race, Yeah, Lunchbox
(16:27):
who sings She's in Love with the Boy, Trisha Year
would good? See how easy that was? See how you
easy that was? Eddie and Amy both have three wins
season playing to five. Eddie's wearing a tiara because that's
what the winner does. They get to wear the championship tiara.
And if you miss a question, You've been it's called
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getting boned ready question number one. The category is cartoon colors, Eddie.
What color is Peter Pan's outfit? Peter Pan's is green.
That's correct, Morgan. What color are Mickey Mouse's shorts? Oh,
his shorts. I believe they're red? Correct? Wow? Amy? What
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color are the Smurfs? They're blue? Lunchbox? What color is
Barney the dinosaur purple? Thank you? Which one did you
not know? I want to know Mickey shorts? Next category
is geography, Eddie. What country is to the north of
the United States? That's Canada? Boom Origo? What countries to
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the south of the United States Mexico? Right? Amy? What
ocean is to the east of the United States? Okay,
on east coast? That is New York and that is
the Atlantic. That is correct, Lunchbox? What oceans to the
west Pacific? Did you know that? Or did she eliminate
the other one already knew. My shark attack happened in
(17:59):
the Atlanta when you were attacked by shocking your paddle boat. Yep, yeah,
here I hear you. Famous structures, Eddie. What's the name
of the large famous structure in Paris, the Eiffel Tower. Good?
Don't know the accent you try there, but good? Morgan
what's the name of the large famous sculpture in New
York Harbor in New York City, The Statue of Liberty? Good? Ammy.
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What's the name of the famous structure known for it's
nearly four degree lean, which is the result of an
unstable foundation, The Leaning Tower of Pisa Good lushbox. What's
the name of the famous observation tower in Seattle, Washington
the Space Needle? Good? Look at us. Now we're gonna
speed it up a little bit. You guys don't have
(18:44):
a lot of time to answer with this. When I
time you in hit zero, you gotta give you an answer.
Categories fictional animals. What's the name of the wart hog
and the Lion King Eddie Hoomba correct? What's the name
of the mere cat in the Lion King? Morgan? No?
I don't know. And Simone so close, so close, Simon,
(19:11):
I tried to see it's Simone. Y oh, I would
have said, Simone, I thought it was wow Man. Morgan's eliminated?
Good run Morgan. What kind of animals? Amy are scars?
Hinchman and the Lion King hyenas? Wow? Good? Quick lunchbox?
Rakifi Millier never heard of? What kind of animal? Is Raffki.
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That's why I said it again. The advisor to Mufasa
and Simba in The Lion King Raffii. Oh he's a monkey.
That's correct. Buzzer Boy three remain NBA team cities? Oh? Okay, yes, Amy?
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What's sorry, Eddie? What city of the Mavericks in That's Dallas? Correct? Ammy?
What city of the Lakers in? Lalla Los Angeles liquors? Correct?
Thank you? The Celtics are? What city? Lunchbox Baster Pixar movies? Eddie?
What picks our movie? Z Z Trivia features Sheriff Woody
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and buzz Lightyear. That's toy story correct? Amy? Which Pixar
movie features Lightning McQueen and mad Cars? Correct? Lunchbox? Which
Pixar movie features Mike Wazowski and Sully Monsters inc? Correct? Wow?
Wow Wow Wow. The category is Wheels Wheels, Wheels, Wheels.
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What's the name of the game show hosted by Pat
Say Jack Eddie? Wheel of Fortune? Correct? Ammy? What's the
name of the American brand of scale model car introduced
by American toymaker Mattel and Wheels? Okay, Lunchbox, what's the
name of Darius Rutgers Number one? Smash in twenty thirteen.
Wagon we all good categories the Bible with music the Bible? Amen?
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Did you say amen? Like I'm just trying to do something, Eddie.
What's the first book in the Bible? Genesis? Correct? Amy?
Who are the first people God created Adam and Eve?
Correct Lunchbox. And what city was Jesus born? He was
born in Bethlehem? Yeah, what CODs look at the house. CODs,
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look at the house. Does anybody else go a little
town or I wenttle town of Bethleham all those? Yeah, okay,
but we're out of We're about to get a sudden death.
Oh boy, hey easy trivia the category as women of
by Heart Country. Oh no, Eddie, what's supers are currently
(22:00):
on their Denham and Rhinestone's tour. That's Carrie Underwood. Nice job, Amy,
who just had their first number one, which is a
duet with their husband called Thank God. Oh, Caitlin Brown
correct Lunchbox who had their first number one in twenty
twenty one with Things a Man Ought to Know What
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in twenty twenty one? Who had their first that's that
girl from Mississippi, Alabama Laney Wilson. Correct, Wow, she's from Louisa, Louisiana.
I don't know, but you said that's that girl from Mississippi, Alabama,
and you said it like you knew it. Yeah, Louisiana
down there, sudden death. If you win, you move to
(22:44):
the next round. So it's two of you are going
to get through. Okay, okay, oh wow? Say your name
is the buzzer? Question one? What geometric shape would best
describe a pringles can cylinder? Corrects? He's on the finals.
He's onto the finals. Yeah, easy with the eat it
Amy and Eddie fingles. That's true. You do eat it
(23:06):
eating fringles. He got you there. I can't say much.
You got you guys. When you move to the finals.
What geometric shape would best describe a globe Eddie spear correct?
He said me yellow card that rolls into the next row.
But she's not in the next round or no next game? Okay, wow,
(23:30):
by Amy, I know it just happens. Does she get boned?
Oh yeah, bonea. We have one category left, so you
can see the category. I not making it up on
the final page, square roots. I can't see no stop that.
I swear to got it. Why wouldn't we put that
back in here? I don't know. I don't make the questions. Dude,
I'm the host. I'm pat say Jack, Okay, I know
what that is. Again, I'm dripping over. There's making the
questions my game. There are three questions. Okay, buzz in.
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What's your name? Best of three? What's the square root
one forty four? Correct? Amy, Relax, No, I can chet Eddie.
He's gonna jump quick. You know that, right? No, I know,
but I don't know square roots? What we've done a time?
Can we change topics? No? What's the square root of
(24:19):
sixty forty? Eddie? Eight? Correct? Oh, oh, let's go. He
definitely pause. Yeah, well yo, that's what you do right
when you say your name, it buys you a few seconds. Well,
I call time after about two seconds exactly, so you
have two seconds to guess last one. Don't jump into
Early's gonna warn you. What is the square root of
(24:42):
one hundred? Eddie? Eddie, I have no chance. It's nine incorrect,
lunchbox ten correct. We ain't no matter what money every time? One?
Are you body? Can't do that? What you said? Don't you?
(25:10):
Actually you were gonna say I didn't do anything the
question or whatever? Now I said, But what's the squared
of one hundred. Yeah, but listen, he got us both.
I thought it was gonna be one hundred, and I
was waiting on another number. There's no one that would
be nine because nine is eighty one. You would not know,
That's what I'm saying. Like it was like I would
have jumped in if I knew one hundred would beat
him in. Hey, I showed his baby. Sometimes people say,
(25:32):
I watching, Hey, you one, let it go. Yellow card
for complaining after a win. Dang, next round, this is
crazy one good to yellow cards in one game. Guys,
y'all better settle down. Settle down. That's Right's nice win.
Put it went on. Put you can put it on
the ballot. Matthew from Denver, Colorado left this voicemail, Bobby Bones,
(25:57):
you are on to something with this New Hamster thing.
I don't want to jump on the whole conspiracy theory train,
but I have my undergrad from Southern New Hampshire University
and I got it taking night classes when I was
in the military. I had never been to New Hampshire.
So John new Hampshire really good exactly. So my questions
(26:18):
are question one, does New Hampshire exist questions too. If
it does exist, how do they get to be so
awesome because they never caused problems. It's the least problematic
state ever. So either it doesn't exist or it's the greatest.
It's a utopia, so I'll keep on with it. Amy's
pile of stories. This older guy was passing out candy
(26:39):
to kids. What is trouble. Some people were like, well,
this is this is weird. We're going to call the police. Well,
the police went to talk to him and he was like, hey,
I heard about this day. It's called Random Acts of
Kindness Day. I know it's not today, but I'm inspired
by it. So I just thought I would give out chocolate.
Because he went up to this one boy in particular,
(27:00):
He's like, here's this box of chocolates and the boy
was like, I'm good. I don't want it. Heard from
every single person ever. Never take candy from a stranger, right,
And then he said, oh, if you don't want to go,
maybe your mom will take it home to your mom.
And then people are what's going on? But really they
didn't end up arresting him because he was truly trying
to be kind. Okay, good, Yeah, But for whatever reason,
(27:20):
I thought of like lunchbox maybe trying to do this. No, no, no,
I'm not gonna go up with kids in hand chocolate.
You did a bit where you trying to write a
school bus with kids. That's right, Yeah, that's fine. Yeah, yeah, no,
I know, I agree. I agree. You shouldn't do the
bit kind. It is kind, and you know it good
for this old guy because he was trying to do
something kind. Probably isn't on Twitter or TikTok and doesn't
(27:41):
see what the friends are. Yeah, and what I was worried.
I feel good about it. Just somebody put them around
and be like, hey, old timer, here's the deal. You
can't give all kids candy you don't know, because there's
kind of a bad reputation with people giving kids candy
they don't know. Yeah, the police build a white vand
with no windows. It's like you could drive his white
when was a fan of the school. The police said quote,
(28:03):
he was genuine and pure. So that's good. I like it. Okay,
and let this be encouragement to you today to go
do something kind not that as well. Got it, thank you.
Scientists are claiming that they have this new hormone injection
that could help sober you up twice as fast it
tested out in mice. So far, then I don't even drink.
I don't even get drunk. Do you still feel bad
(28:24):
for the little I'm ready? So did the mice get drunk? Yeah?
They they inject the mice with ethanol or whatever that's alcohol, right,
so whatever that is okay. And then they were gave
the the FGF twenty one, which is a growth factor thing,
and la lah, they could function like fifty percent faster.
(28:46):
Do you got to elevate from mice? So you can't
just go mice human. I'm not a big mice to
human guy, But what do they do? I feel like
they do that's what they do. No, No, I know.
I'm just a big believer in doing it in the middle,
like find a middle, what's in between? Like he's too
close to us, so that's that we don't need to
go that far up. But I don't know, like a porcupine,
it's a little bigger. He's just you can't go mice
(29:08):
to human. Okay, that's just not close enough. But this
could be awesome for people if that. You know, you
go out and then you're like, shoot, I gotta go
to work. Okay, what else? Okay, not that, and we
don't say that. No, you don't go out straight away. Okay,
I mean you have four hours and then it gives
you like eight basically. Okay. Luke Combs probably has a
(29:32):
ton of money right now. Probably he does. Probably What
do you mean do I saw watch? He's one last
time we talked to him that like watches, and I
was like, guy, just look at him killing it. Yeah,
it was a watch. It looks so cheap and it
is so expensive, like purposefully not cheap. It looks so simple,
I should say, but it was a really expensive watch.
That was very jealous. Yeah, well, all that is why
(29:55):
I was shocked to see that they don't have any
help at home with their baby. Text him and his
wife Nicole, they do it all. They do everything, which
he praised her for most week. He's on the road
along in and out, but she she's doing it. He's
doing it. And I was like, wow, look at him
because they could hire all the people if they wanted to.
So I love to hear that. That's a great well,
(30:17):
but no shame if you do hire I like one
for me. We don't have kids, but I know, shame
there that. Yeah, I Amy, that's my file. That was
Amy's pile of stories. It's time for the good news.
Six year old Lucy Tresh loves going to Chuck E
(30:40):
Cheese and playing the games, don't we all? But here's
the thing. She's really good at those games. Whoo skey
ballot And she amassed twenty seven thousand tickets. They're getting
a bunch of toys, so she cashes them all in
and she goes, Mom, I don't want to keep these toys.
There's kids at the kids are hospital. I need to
donate all the toys. Kid kid doing that? Six year old,
(31:01):
I keep the toys. Now. We went today, that's six
and doing that. Yeah. And the lunch books used the
word a masked. He red, I read it. What he
didn't even know? He said it was reading it. That's
how many tickets she got. Yeah, it that means collected game.
What does a mask mean? A mask? Like a lot? No? No,
(31:23):
not like a mask? Yeah, like if you have a
mask something, it's like what a mass? It a mask?
It's a mask, Okay, I don't know, never mind, it's
like gathering something, okay, mask And he had just said that, Okay,
thank you. That is what it's all about. That was
tell me something good.
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Amy Brown
Lunchbox
Eddie Garcia
Morgan Huelsman
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Mike D
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