TBT With Edwin McCain In Studio + Bobby’s Mailbag + Amy Told Her Son A White Lie

Edwin McCain stopped by the studio and performed “I’ll Be” & “I Could Not Ask For More,” Scuba Steve has another crazy story, we run down a list of best & worst things in life, Amy told a white lie to her son, we played the 90’s TV Theme Song Game & more!

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:03):
Transmitting Hello, good welcome to the show Moreen Studio morning.
Let me put on first Caitlyn and Kansas, who has
called us? Hey Kaitlyn, good morning. How are you good?
How are you pretty good? What can I help you with? So?

(00:23):
I'm a college freshman and I just started going to therapy,
and I was wondering how I should tell my mom
I'm going. Why do you worry that it will be
an issue if you tell your mom? My? Mom and
I don't have a really good relationship, and I'm afraid
that if I tell her, she's gonna want to know
what we're talking about. I think it's fair to think that,

(00:44):
because you probably will, honestly, but it's not her right
to know what you talk about. I think I would
approach it as And again, I never knew what therapy
was growing up. I grew up in a small town
in Arkansas. We don't have any money. You weren't trying
to worry about therapy. You were trying to get food.
You're trying to eat. So I know what it's like
to have to get into something brand new. It has
been extremely valuable for me. But I would approach it

(01:05):
to go, hey, well, I've been doing something really cool,
like I feel like I can improve the relationship with
us and I can be a better daughter, family member,
sister student by going to therapy. And it's really been productive.
And if she asked, well, what do you talk about?
You can say all that I say. We talk about
a lot of things, how I can be better at
X y Z. Make it very eucentric and not about

(01:28):
your mom, so she doesn't feel like that she's the
victim here. But I think it is a conversation you'll
have to have. It'll be a little bit uncomfortable. It
was uncomfortable for me to talk with my family because
they were like, all right, fancy city boy, you do
it therapy. You're wasting your money on that. But a
little bit of uncomfortableness is okay. So that's how I

(01:49):
would suggest that you approach that, Kaitlin, perfect, Thank you,
let us know how it goes. If you feel like
calling us back, amy anything you'd like to say to that, No,
I just agree. I think you can be transparent with her,
but she doesn't need to know every detail, but that
you're you're wanting your realizing some stuff about yourself and
you want to put in the work to be better.
It's nobody's right to know what you talk about, right

(02:12):
whenever you're talking to your priest, your preacher, your therapist,
your counselor there are parts of our world that nobody
should have the right to know what's going on, except
for you and the person that you've decided to make
that between. So Kaylin, good for you. We applaud that
and good luck, and I hope it leads to some
you know, healthier years. Thank you, all right, kay, Let's

(02:35):
see you later, goodbye, bye bye. Raymundo, what was the
situation that happened to you? Yeah, so I went to
a barbecue joint and it's one of those where you
go up to the cash register on your own. You
order the food, get your own condiments, you get your
own utensils, you also get your own drink. Basically, do
everything your own. The only thing that they're going to

(02:56):
do for you is bringing your food, so it's not
like a real weight staff that's there. So we go
ahead and we pay, and then they give us the iPad.
And on the options that said like twenty fifteen, ten
and five, I didn't really even see an option to
not tip, so I knew they weren't really doing anything,
so I tipped five percent, and I was wondering, how
would you guys tip that if you're basically doing all

(03:18):
the work at this restaurant. They don't even refill your drinks,
They literally just bring you your food. Is that tip worthy?
I would think, first of all, there would be an
option even if it's at the bottom and it's slight
that says no tip, and that's up to you. Right,
this is not an establishment where tips are expected because
they're doing a bunch of extra work. Welcomed, appreciated, but

(03:41):
not expected. I don't think there's anything wrong with what
you did, especially if you're going to eat and you
only have so much money, because you know, if you
go into a restaurant, if you go to outback steakhouse,
you know you got to add a tip before you
even go, so in your head, you need to have
enough money to buy the meal and put the tip
on there. But if you're going to a barbecue place
where there is no expectation of a tip because there
isn't a waiter and you get in and you only
have so much money, uh, they're just so well, yeah,

(04:04):
you might be going to eat there because yes. That. However,
if you do have it and you can't hit it,
I always say to hit it because for me, when
people would overtip me, I would appreciate it so much.
I don't there's anything wrong with what you did, by
the way, I think. If that's what you want to
do and you feel good with, there you go. If
you said you did five percent at a restaurant, it'd
be a different story. And I only did five percent
because the line was long and people were all looking

(04:25):
at me funny, and I literally couldn't find a no tip,
so I just had to go with five. I'm okay
with what you did, don't feel bad about it. Yeah,
there's a W on the board for ray already this morning. Right,
all right, let's open up the millbag something morn in studio.

(04:48):
My name is Derek. To make a long story short,
my wife invited her twenty two year old sister to
live with us after her boyfriend kicked her out after
with her myself for two weeks. Because I can see
why he threw her out. She's a real slob. She
leaves every room a disaster area. Also, she likes to

(05:09):
watch TV very loudly at night, which I find rude.
Of course, my wife doesn't ask her to pick up
after herself or correct any of her behavior because she's
quote healing right now, so it's not my place to
ask her to pick up or is it in the
kitchen after she cooks and knats? Also, at what point
do I ask her to start paying some rent? Any

(05:30):
advice on what to do? Question mark, signed Derek. There's
your email of the day. Ay, I'll let you hit
this one first. Oh, a family meeting needs to happen.
And while it's okay to respect her healing process, she
can't just walk around and take over somebody's home, and
that needs to be brought to her attention because I
don't think she would want to live that way either

(05:52):
if she knew, And maybe she's, yeah, she's focused on
other things. But if you sit down and just say, hey,
we're happy to have you here, We're sorry that you're her,
but like to live here, We're gonna need you to
do X, Y and Z, and everyone's going to be
happier for it. Because when you have one person in
your house bringing everything down, it's a real you know,

(06:13):
fun suck. You can kind of sense the resentment. Yes,
building to a whole new level with him in this
email to explode and it won't be good, and it'd
be good for the long lasting family, not her who's
hitting it, quitting it and getting out, you know. Yeah,
and she's also twenty two. We were all dumbies at
twenty two and didn't quite know what we were doing.
She just needs to be shaken a little bit. Hey,

(06:33):
we're happy to have you here, and I would be
as direct as you possibly could. First tell your wife
we're have it. Make it a family meeting. But how
are you gonna have a family without her in it?
You just need to talk to your wife and say, hey,
we need to say something to her, and then say
something to her. Oh gotcha? Yeah where But it's not
like you want to scold someone else's kids. You also
don't want to scold someone else's sister. So you go, hey, hey,

(06:54):
twenty two year old, love having you here. That sucks
what you went through, man, and then relate to that
I went through something similar x y Z. This is
how it hurt me, so I get it. Here's the
thing though, here, like we kind of go buy these
rules and it's annoying for me to pick stuff up
too all the time, but I do it so the
house stays running. So we're gonna need to focus on
that a little more. Abcdefg boom YEA. It should work

(07:17):
a bit, and then you rent after three months, and
three months is a long time. After three months is
when you start going, hey, if you're gonna live here,
you gotta somehow contribute to what we're doing. A month
is right about the time where it stops to be comfortable.
It stops being comfortable to uncomfortable. The second month is
like when are they leaving the whole time? Third month

(07:39):
you're miserable, but that's living there. So after a month
three that's when she needs to start contributing, or if
you don't want her to contribute, no one to live there. Hey,
we need to have an exit plan for this. Hey,
we're happy to help you out. When do you think
you'll move out? So we can help you get to
that place. It's every conversation, all the communication is all
about relating and helping, even though it's about kicking her
butt out. That's what I say. That's interesting you through

(08:02):
the relating in there, and I think that's super important.
In some parenting books I'm reading. Especially when you're dealing
with teenagers that have been through stuff, the one of
the best ways to connect with them, if you're looking
to connect is to share a relatable story. It may
not be the exact same thing they've been through, but
it creates a safe space, and that's that's good. That's

(08:22):
what you're doing there. He can create that with the
twenty two year old. It's not a sister. He can
create a safe space for her to feel comfortable and
be like, oh, okay, yeah, you're not so bad. I'll
do whatever I need to do to pitch in. When
someone understands you, they'll listen to you. Yes, exactly. So
that's the gist. Yeah, there you go. Good luck with that.
That stinks. It's a good advice, though it probably happen. Yeah,

(08:42):
a couple more times in life. Your sister, her sister,
her mom. I moved in with my sister and her
husband when I was twenty two because my boyfriend book
with me. But I live with them. But I think
it was fine. I'm sure they would probably tell you
some stories were it got a little annoying, but I

(09:03):
think I tried to help out and do my part.
They had a new baby at the time. I would
try to babysit if I could, to help out. I
didn't really pay anything, but if like he needed help
with his work he had just started a company, I
would go be his assistant for the day. And I
don't think he paid me, but I mean I had
a free place to live. Okay, I hear her resentment
growing down too. We got your That was about the year.

(09:33):
We got so many messages about this game we played
last week, so I thought we'd play another round. Abbe.
I'll give you the first line to a famous nineties
country song. You just have to name the song. Edie
one last week, but we're gonna play another round. Number
one spent forty eight dollars last night at the County Fair.

(09:54):
Spent forty eight dollars last night at the County Fair.
All right, time. We spent way too long thinking about this, Amy,
What do you have? Incorrect lunchbox, Grundy County auction, incorrect
Eddie straight guests right here, she thinks my tractors sexy
Nope from nineteen ninety five. Spent forty eight dollars last

(10:18):
night out of the County Fair. Tim McGraw, I like it.
I love it, eight dollars last night at the county fair.
All right. Next up, he was working through college on
my grandpa's farm, the first line of a nineties country
song from nineteen ninety six. He was working through college

(10:41):
on my grandpa's farm. All Right, here we go, Amy,
strawberry wine, lunchbox, shameless, Eddie, strawberry wine, strawberry wine. He
was working through college my grandpa's far. Next one up? Yeah,

(11:05):
who doesn't know what I'm talking about? What? From nineteen
ninety eight? Oh my god, who doesn't know what I'm
talking about? Dang, dude, who doesn't know? Who doesn't know?
So last time you kind of said it, who doesn't know?
You're not doing that in this one? Not as much?

(11:26):
How about this? Who doesn't know what I'm talking about?
That's kind of it pends down. What if I went
who doesn't know what I'm talking about? That helps? Amy?
What do you have nothing? Then? Why would you say
Dixie Chicks? Because now I know it's who doesn't know

(11:48):
what I'm talking about? That we know it's one open spaces.
This man, I feel like a woman. Is what I've
written to Amy? What you write down? I have nothing Eddie,
I have unsolved mysteries. Nice chick, but I'm talking about
because But when you said it the first time, you go,
who doesn't. I was like, Oh, it's a man. Next up,

(12:09):
plowing these fields in the hot summer sun. Nineteen ninety nine.
Plowing these fields in the hot summer sun. I'm in.
I mean man, Amy, big green tractor, lunchbox, tractor rode Eddie.

(12:35):
She thinks my tractor sexy. That's it. Can't chat summer sun. Okay,
last one looking back and the memory of you're saying
it the way, Yeah, I'm in really Amy, the dance, lunchbox,

(13:02):
unanswered prayers, Eddie, the dance, the dance Eddie. With that,
you're the champ again. No one can beat your music, unstoppable.
How do you feel? I feel great? Oh I feel good.
Oh I feel so good. Uh ask me again, how
do you feel Eddie? I feel good? Oh I feel

(13:22):
so good. It's time for the good news. So this
girl Harper Mehaney and Florida. At her school, they had
dress up like an everyday hero day and she decided
to dress up as a Chick fil A employee. That's funny,
and so the local chick fil A manager found out

(13:44):
about it, and they invited her up and they made
her an honorary employee of the day. So pretty cool.
I think I caught one of my chick flate people
not telling me my pleasure the other day. No way,
I think, So, did you say something? I said thanks
to his boss? No, what can lose his boss? Weirdo.

(14:06):
I would never tattle talbot, just be like, hey, don't
you have something else to say. No. I was in
the wrong line because I had ordered on the app
and I was just gonna go pick it up. But
I got in the line accidentally I couldn't get out,
and so they have their system so down. I was
just like an extra car in there. Yeah, and he
was like, hey man, let me help you get out
of here. And I was like, so pulled around this,
because you have pulled around this, you move to cone
and said hey, thanks. He goes Yeah. I drove off
and I was like, oh, I got them bones. They

(14:28):
are human, you know, No, they're not. They're everyday heroes.
If you're not familiar at Chick fil A, if someone
says thank you, they have to say my pleasure. Yeah,
there you go. That's a good story. Though. That's what
it's all about. That was tell me something good, all right,
best and worst time? Ready up first, the best concert

(14:49):
you've ever been to? Best concert. I'm gonna go Garth
in Little Rock. That was so good we all went together.
That the part of it, Well, you can have that
one if you're want. Hey, I'll knew John Mayor Minneapolis
then because I was torn anyway, Okay, you take it
John Mayor Minneapolis fairly recently. Yeah, both of these do
in the last couple of years. So I'm gonna go

(15:11):
that amy years. Mine would be Garth Brooks and Little
Rocca when we took a road trip there, me and Eddie.
It was fun. It was fun. We only went just
to go to the show, like we just did something
for ourselves. Eddie. Best concert, Oh man, I want to
say that one, but I can't. I'm Pearl Jam and
you two in Hawaii to me was the best Lunchbox's
best concert. Oh, it had to be Jay Z and
Eminem at Yankee Stadium in New York. Awesome, incredible. Was

(15:35):
that a gift? It was a gift, Bobby. I mean,
I can't thank you enough. You you got those tickets
for me and it was amazing. Worst concert you've ever
been to? Oh oh, you think about that one? The worst?
I'm gonna tell you mine, but oh my god, mine
was just because he was sick and I felt bad
for him. Amos Lee at the Ryeman he lost his

(15:57):
voice completely. He gutted it out, worked as hard as
he could. I love him so good, but it was
terrible because I just he couldn't sing. I felt bad
for him. So I'm gonna go dat for my worst concert. Okay,
worst concert, Amy, y'all are going to or some people
are not going to like that I'm saying this, But
for me, it was because of the people that were
around us. I left at Eric Church concert early because

(16:19):
it was the people where we were. They were obnoxious, Amy,
you did what I leave my chef, so I don't.
It wasn't Eric Church's fault, but they were his fans.
Eddie oh man. I hate to say this, but when
I saw Bob Dylan live once, it's like playing music
trivia with the artists, Like what song is that? It

(16:40):
sounds familiar? How does it feel like? I realized down,
like what's happening? It was terrible, lunchbox man, it would
have to be Willie Nelson. Guys. I went and saw him.
He was old, you couldn't understand what he's saying, like
you're saying about Bob Dylan, and I just turned around.
I was like, not for me, you see you later, oh, Willie.
Best and worst feelings in the world, Best and worst

(17:06):
feelings in the world. As I mean, the best feeling
is like that's a more of a doing of something
like cuddling up and feeling safe and love. I feel
like that's a really good feeling that we all want, cuddling,
feeling secure and safe and love. Like it's a that's

(17:26):
a feeling to me um and then worst sick nauseous physically,
like the worst feeling and the like, yeah, it's like
the worst feeling in the world. Oh yeah, nausea. Okay,
I mean that's pretty bad. Yes, so it's getting shine.
So like oh heart, heart, Like a great feeling would be, okay,

(17:54):
I got it would be not having a set your
alarm because you get to sleep in the next day. Yeah.
Terrible feeling would be for me waking up and going,
oh my god, I'm late. Oh gosh, that was stressful.
Like those are the feeling that is a bad one.
Amy's like best feeling when you get a massage. No, Amy,
I was on your way of like, oh, what feels

(18:17):
the best? What's the best eddie? Best and worst feeling?
All right? So the best, for sure is when you
catch a fish and it's biting that lye. I don't
know why, when it's such a cool feeling, all right,
and worse I was leaning with Amy kind of the
physical thing. I hate it when it rains on me,
Like I hate when I'm dry and rain is making

(18:38):
me wet. I hate that feeling. Lunchbikes. Oh, the best
feeling in the world is winning. It doesn't matter what
it is. Winning a board game, winning a game on
this show, winning anything is the best. Scratching a lottery
ticket and winning five dollars, best feeling ever. Worst Hunger, Oh,
Hunger's pretty good. Hunger when you are hungry, there's nothing

(18:58):
worse in the world because all you can think about
his food, and that's all you want to do is eat,
and it's just it won't go away. I feel like
we struggle with this category because it's very physical things.
It's supposed to be like a feeling, like an emotional thing,
but at first, you didn't say that best and worst sounds.
The worst sound is nails on a chalkboard. Oh, I
cannot handle that. The best sound is I don't know.

(19:22):
I'll go while you think about it. Best sound is
for me when I write a new joke and I'm
on stage and the stand up and at the first
time I deliver it in the crowd just goes hah
and laughs hard. That is the best motion rewarding sound. Yeah,
because it's you're always vulnerable, trying on immaterial and when
it hits and people laugh, and that's just the best
to me that that fills me on the inside. It's
pretty cool. Um. The worst is that dentist drill. What's

(19:46):
your best? I don't know, like a song that I
like when it comes on, but that goes back to
feelings and that would be the best feeling. Eddie, I
was going to say, the best sound is just worts
on TV. Like I don't even need to be watching it.
I love the sound of a TV with sports on. Um.
The worst to me is probably silence. I don't like silence.

(20:09):
That scares me. Best sound is me as a baseball
hitting a baseball bat, the crack of the bat is
just that makes me feel with a roar, No, just
a crack of the bat. I love that. Worst sound
is someone writing in a regular pencil. If it's not mechanical.
It gives me the chills and it drives me nuts.
Reality shows best and worst. Best would be Real Housewives,

(20:32):
like all of them, okay, and then worse would be uh,
what was that, Jim Tan Laundry one? Yes, Eddie Man.
I don't watch the reality TV though, I don't know. Best,
Big Brother, worse, Real World, who knows? I don't care. Lunchbox,
Uh tie for best of Survivor and The Challenge, and

(20:55):
the worst is Love Island and Big Brother. Two shows.
Ray tells me a great and they're horrendously bad. Love
the Awful nothing happens. I've watched all summer, three nights
a week, and nothing happens. Nothing. That's terrible. Best and
worst for me best American Idol, of course, thank you
very much. And worse the Voice you know what? I

(21:19):
go with that one good one. So we're gonna be
the Jerry here, Amy, and we're gonna decide if you're
a lie to your son, is a bad lie or
a white lie? Okay? Right, so tell the show what happened.
It could be true. What happened. So one of my
son's favorite songs right now is Nobody but You. We

(21:41):
listen to it every single day Blake and Gwyn. Yes,
I don't want man Nobody okay, yeah, yeah, I live
without you. I don't want to even breathe the whole
song over and over and he we were outside singing it,
and he said, hey, record this because he want to
play drums with rocks or percussion with these rocks, and

(22:05):
he was excited to see himself back and then asked
me to post it to Gwen and Blake for them
to see, to make sure that they got it got
on their instagrams, Like in his mind, I think he
thinks it goes to their page right away, and so
he's thinking they're gonna see it. So he asked me
if I thought they saw it, and I was trying

(22:25):
to keep the mood was very great that moment. Everything
was really awesome, and I was trying to keep it awesome,
and I didn't want to bring it down by saying
they wouldn't see it, So I just said, yeah, I'm sure. Yeah,
Blake and Gwinn they saw it. Watch it right now?
If I tag them they saw it? Yeah, And the
truth is probably if I tagged them, they didn't see it.
So because you know, they don't follow me and I

(22:46):
don't know how into their dms on Instagram they are,
so yeah, they probably didn't see it. I made him
think they saw it bad liar white lie. I think
that they could have, resolutely could have. That's the social media.
There is a chance that they saw it. Yeah, And

(23:06):
I don't think Amy lied in this case. Bones, I
think I'm no, she definitely lied. I was dead they
saw it probably maybe they probably, I just didn't like,
I just didn't voice the probably part really loud. I
just well, I tagged them and went to their Instagram
they saw it. And really, Amy's right again about you know, like,
if it's gonna make him happy to think that they

(23:28):
saw it, dude, feed him all he wants lunch bikes. Listen, Amy,
you had a chance to teach your son a life lesson,
and you missed that opportunity. You could have told him, look,
not everybody sees everything, but instead you lie to him,
so he thinks everybody sees anything he posts. And so
now as he gets older, he's gonna post things, and
when they don't see it, he's gonna have his heartbroken.
You could have saved him from that and just taught

(23:49):
him a life lesson. That's a bad lie. He hasn't
asked to post or tag anybody. It's not like it
is going to be his new thing. I don't think.
But that's just in the moment. I was deaf sprit
for a good time. I think it's a white line. Yeah, yeah,
it's tough, but yeah. But but honestly, you know that

(24:11):
maybe there is a percentage that they could have seen it.
I guess I could go to see if it was seen. Ever, like,
what do you always say? Bones like, you can't prove
that they didn't. Yes, I can. You can look and
see if it's seen or not. No, no, no you can't.
I think as long as this isn't a thing where
you're always acting like sending messages to people from him
that he could never read. Yeah, no, I would never
want to do this one for the rock. Oh he

(24:32):
saw it, he'll see it. Anything you want to say
to the Kardashians, you're Amy's pile of stories. So the
average parents knowledge of science and math tafts out at
the sixth grade level? What's in sixth grade though, because
I think that's probably where because as adults we can

(24:54):
only remember the basic basic and we only learned it
as kids to use it to pass a test for
the most part. Right, So I wonder what's sixth grade science.
I don't know the details, but these parents, like two
thousand parents were given a test and that average was
around the sixth grade level. That was their result. I'm
sure that's pre algebra, because algebra and after that do

(25:18):
you remember any of that? But this is a science,
so they're talking about really yeah. I mean, my daughter
has already straight up told me how she would like
to divide us up for help. We used to my
husband I would both help with everything. And now she
drew a line. She said, Mom, I think you do
well when you help me with English and social studies
type stuff, but I really prefer if dad helps me

(25:39):
with math and science. I'm like, well, gay, math was
my weakest. When I took the ACT. I did well
on everything. I made it in the thirties on everything
and the maxic it makes a thirty six on the test,
But on math I made a twenty four. Oh, which
was and you're really good at math. I'm okay my school.
I didn't go to a school that is known for education,

(26:00):
so yeah, math was my lowest too. So since Eddie's
the only other parent with school aged kids, right here, Eddie,
what a STEM stand for? STEM? Oh? Is that the robotics? No? No, no, no, no, Science, Technical,
electronic and math. Nearly four and ten parents could not
correctly identify this. You're not alone science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.

(26:24):
That's what it stands for. And Bobby, I thought you
would just like this story. A fourteen year old boy
in Texas has graduated from college with his associates degree.
Pretty cool, and it runs in his family because his
older sister, who's sixteen years old, she also went to
college super early and is now the youngest student ever
to be in law school at sixteen. So I don't

(26:47):
know what their parents did that. They're clearly probably go
to math and science. They know what STEM means, they
know what's means. I mean, the fourteen year old that
just got his associate's degree is now trying to decide
if he's going to go get his master's or medical school.
Doesn't quite know, but he is the CEO of his
own gaming company, so that's why he thinks he might

(27:07):
go to business route. It's pretty cool. I admire that. Yeah,
there you go. I'm Amy. That's my pile. That was
Amy's pile of stories. It's time for the good news.
Sad the German Shepherd was adopted by her owner Brian
a few months ago, which saved her, and she's already

(27:28):
returned the favor by saving him. The six year old
dog is being called a hero for her actions when
he had a medical emergency at their home. He collapsed
after suffering a stroke, and Sadie wouldn't leave Aside. The
Animal Refuge reports that she also dragged him across the
room to his phone so he could call for help,
and she continued to lick his face to keep him awake.

(27:50):
If they don't make a movie out of this, that
sounds like a good one. I mean, I don't know
what the whole pre story is going to be, but
surely we can do some wood. You can make it up. Wood.
This up. Baby. The Animal Rescue says that Brian felt
a special bond would say to even though he was
known to be especially nervous with the man. She was
the dog. The dog dragged him across the room and
liked his face. Unbelievable. My dog will like check my pockets,

(28:12):
retreats and nope, all right under the next Come on,
that's a great story. That's what it's all about. That
was tell me something good. We have ninety seconds to
figure out Amy's morning, Corny. We call it the investigative Corny, Amy,
are you ready over there? Ready? Morning? Why did the

(28:34):
Camouflage Club get canceled? Why did the Camouflage Club get canceled? Go?
They couldn't see the that was it? They couldn't see it,
couldn't see it, couldn't see thee couldn't see it works, Oh,
couldn't see it coming? What was it again? Why did
the Camouflage Club get canceled? The Camouflage Club like, it's

(28:54):
an event, but you can't see it. It's a group
of people. You can't see the people. They got there
and they couldn't see anyone, so they left. I mean, this, dude,
is our wheelhouse. We should be able to get this.
We just gotta come up with the exactly what I mean?
Couldn't We're in the ballpark. Why did the Camouflage Club

(29:16):
get canceled. They couldn't see couldn't see each other, couldn't
see each other. It looks you can't see anyone being there.
It looks like nobody's there. It looks like no one
showed up. Yeah, yeah, this is tough. It's tougher than

(29:38):
that thought. Why did the Camouflage Club get canceled? Why
did the Camouflage Club get canceled? Nobody could see like
you get there and there's nobody there, but they're really there.
That has to be what it is. Canceled because nobody
showed up. It looks like nobody's there. Looks like nobody.
It looks like nobody's there. I think that's it. That's
gotta be it. What'd you say? Like, tell my ten seconds? Okay,

(30:01):
why did the Camouflage Club get canceled? Five seconds? It
looked like nobody was there? Follow me, mister Bobby Bones,
there you go. All right, you're asking again, why did
the Camouflage Club get canceled? Why did the Camouflage Club
get canceled? Our answer is going to ben't this is

(30:21):
I just give you the answer already say no. We're
gonna officially say though, Okay, it looks it looks like
no one was there, so they all left. Come on,
come on. That means it got canceled. It got canceled.
It looks like no one. Our answer is it looks
like nobody came. Come on, okay, And your answer is
it looked like nobody came. Yes, yes, did you change that?

(30:45):
Did you alternate? I mean, what does it really say?
She said that no one didn't. They couldn't tell if
anyone showed up, same same thing. So you won? Yeah?
I think I got it. I think we got a right, Eddie,
Go ahead, clear eyes, four hearts. There you go. We

(31:12):
have Seanda on, Hey, Shanda, what's going on? What's happening? Well,
you get to pick between Amy, lunchbox or Eddie. We're
gonna play the product slogan's game. I'll give them a
famous slogan for a product. All they have to do
is tell me whose slogan it is. Which one of them?
Would you like to Eddie? Okay? Alright, Eddie, you're up

(31:33):
for her? Yes? All right, here we go. Right your
answer down, you'll have five seconds after I read it.
Nothing runs like a deer. Nothing runs like a deer.
All right, here we go, Amy, John deer lunchbox, John deed,
That is correct. The next one, what can brown do

(31:57):
for you? What can brown do for you? Amy? Ups?
Lunchbox ups Eddie ups correct number three. It keeps going
and going and going. It keeps going and going and going. Amy, energizer, energizer,

(32:20):
energizer correct? Come on? What product slogan is? Snap crackle pop,
snap crackle pop rice Crispi's rice crisper. You can't give

(32:42):
it to him? Yeah, corrects correct? All right, good get
a little harder. Here is it in you? That's the slogan?
Amy lunchbox gatorade? Eddie, Wow, I did get it's gatorade?

(33:02):
Under arm is a good guest, though, Amy? Is it
on you? You're in good hands? Whose slogan is? You're
in good hands? Amy? What is that oil and washing stuff?
Ammy's pretty much lemonated from this game. All state, Eddie.

(33:26):
That's all stay. Yeah, you're in good hand. Have it,
You're away, Amy, burger king, burger king, burger king. Nice.
Double your pleasure, double your fun, Really, double your pleasure,

(33:48):
double your fun. She's sun about that one, Amy, because
Eddie sounds like a struggling Wriggli's Um, I need a
I needed more, I answer, oh, double mint, lunchbox, double mint, Eddie, okay,
double mint go? Okay, good, all right, there are some

(34:08):
things money can't buy. For everything else there's blank and
Amy Chase master card master card master card is correct. Okay,
come on, come on, we've gotten nine. We've done nine,

(34:29):
and you two haven't missed one yet. Here's the last
one before we go to sudden death. Oh boy, eating
good in the neighborhood. Good, eating good in the neighborhood,
good good. Where do you go to eating good? Oh?
Oh oh yeah, me too, Amy, apple Bee's, it's Applebee's.

(34:54):
I have Applebee's correct. Lunchbox and Eddie I have not
missed one, will not go to sudden death? WHOA three?
They focus f ten So I'm gonna give them to
you one by one. Ready, okay, so you'll have all
ten days. We'll go rapid fire. So as I say it,
you gotta get it up first. Lunchbox ready? Oh so
I okay, I thought the Ultimate driving Machine Honda incorrect,

(35:17):
it's bmw Eddie better ingredients, better pizza, Papa Johnson. Correct. Lunchbox,
America's Diner is always open A correct Eddie The snack
that smiles back? Incorrect. We're now out of tie again?
What is it? Goldfish? Okay, oh, lunchbox, obey your thirst sprite? Correct? Eddie,

(35:42):
hot eats cool treats? Uh eats cool treats. Time incorrect. No,
you gotta answer it, Lunchbox. I can't believe I ate
the whole thing. I can't believe I ate the whole thing.
Um incorrect. It's alka seltzer? What was hot? Cold? What?

(36:03):
Birry queen? Eddie? You need this? Come on everyone's private driver.
Uber correct. We're now at a tie. I never heard
that in my life. I'm gonna give you one. You
buzz in with it? Oh boy? Okay, last question, someone

(36:24):
will get it. Here we go, sudden death. Delightfully tacky
yet unrefined? What's unrefined? I will give you hints on
this one. Okay, okay, delightfully tacky yet unrefined. Okay, hitt
number one. You eat here? Number two unrefined means not.

(36:54):
Hint number two, tell us what unrefined means? Because I
don't know what that means. I'm so confused. I'm thinking
it's maybe not a fancy place. Okay, good, not a
fancy place. What's the slogan to go delightfully tacky yet
unrefined tacky place? Oh, Eddie Eddie Hooters? Correct ya, Wow,

(37:18):
I got that. I got it? Well? Well, well, Shanda,
you just won yourself one hundred bucks. Hey you phil
about that? That is so awesome. That's what I'm talking about.
Where you live, by the way, Charlotte, North Carolina. Love
it there. We're gonna send you this card. Thank you
for listening, and hopefully we'll talk to you soon. Okay,

(37:39):
thank you. You're welcome there she has Eddie nice win.
Thank you. Man. Take us a while to get there,
Brandy in Minnesota, you're on. I just have a question.
I needed some advice. Um. A couple of weeks ago,
we went out to go visit my mother in law
and father in law, and I was on the main
house and everybody else was in the shop, and my

(38:00):
mother in law asked my husband if it was okay
if he brought our daughter to Disney World. Didn't ask
me collectively with him, just asked him. He said yes,
that was fine. And then our daughter found out before
I was even notified of anything. She come run into
the house excited. I'm gonna go to Disney World. I

(38:23):
was upset because I have two children and only one
was invited. One is seven and one is three, and
it's also right before my oldest daughter's birthday, so I
felt kind of like there was some favoritism going on,
and I just wanted to see if I was overreacting
or how you would handle it. As a mom. I

(38:44):
would kind of think that I would take them first
to Disney World, you know, it was like a fun
family vacation. Mother in law says, I want to take
one kid, not both, and asks her husband, not her,
how do you feel about the same, and pretty much
asks the child before the mom even knows okay. There's
two parts that are hard. One is then you have
a child that doesn't get to go, and also you're

(39:05):
saying that you wanted to take them for the first time,
So I think you need to express that to the
mother in law. It's already done, it's happening. I don't
know if there's a way that you can join in
on the trip and take the three year old or
whoever it is that didn't get invited, and you'll all
go together. That way problem solved, And honestly, I mean,

(39:26):
if that doesn't work, I've I've gone, and while it
is fun, I would love it if my grandparents, they're
my kid's grandparents, were like, we're gonna take the kids
to Disney. You don't even have to go one kid though,
only one kid? Yeah, oh that part would be hard.
I'd be like, no, no, you're taking the other you're
taking both? Are you're taking none? Oh that's what you're
saying right now? Yeah, yeah, they need to take both.

(39:47):
And if there's a reason why they're not taking the other,
what is it? And then you should be fine with it. Like,
I know it's gonna be fun, but also you could
get a break and you don't have to go wait
in lines and walk around all day and do all that.
So Amy says take both or none that she needs
to draw that line. Yeah, if it's going to cause
issues in your home, if the other kid doesn't care,
then I guess it's fine. But if it's going to

(40:07):
cause an issue, then I would say we need to
figure out a way to take both. Eddie, man, I
don't even care about the Disney trip. Here's the problem.
When are grandparents and in laws gonna understand that there
are two people in a marriage. You have to treat
them as one. You can't just go to the your
son or your daughter or whatever and not consult with
the other one. This is a big dude. It happens

(40:28):
to me all the time. It's a big problem. And
in laws and grandparents don't ever understand that. I don't
get it. Mind do They're nice? I guess they figure
it out. So what is your answer though? Here my answer,
she needs to talk to the in laws and be like, hey, guys,
they're not going period, and this is where they're not going.
And this is why the next time you want to
do something with our grandchildren you have to talk to

(40:50):
both of us. You're punishing the kid that got invited
to Disney because the grandma messed up. Well, no, whatever,
A culture in that family needs to change. What stink
says she told to kid before, and the kid already knows.
So now the mom who we have here, Brandy's gonna
be the villain if she does say no, which is
why I think she has to say yes. But you
have that same talk like, yep, let's have it here,

(41:11):
you go. You want to take her? Fine, I know
there's a three year old want to go. Does three
year old even know what Disney is? Brandy, Oh my god, yes,
absolutely yes, they know and they want to go. And
that's what kind of upset me the most. When I
talked to my husband about it, I said, you know,
how can you go ahead and tell her daughter before me?
And and then he said, well, what kind of mom
wouldn't want their kids to go to Disneyland? I said, well,

(41:33):
I would want both of them to go together. You
can't pick and choose. It has to be both or none.
In my opinion, are all of the grandkids her like
biologically hers? Yes? Oh, so this is what we're gonna
end up as a group. This is how we're gonna
end up because we hear what you're saying too. You
have to have that conversation. But then you say, head,
let it go. But you have to let the other

(41:53):
kid go to or they just can't go. It's not
fair to the right and I think she'll probably take both.
That sounds fair. And then you tell the one that
did get invited, hey, you're still going to get to
go to Disney one day. We're just going to postpone
it till we can all go together. I'm so sorry,
Grandma did that to you? Good one. No throw it
on the grandma. I'm saying, I'm so sorry Grandma asked

(42:15):
you before we were ready. But we need the whole
family to go together because it's gonna be fun. So
we're gonna have to wait a little while and give
her a little cupon that says redeemable for Disney at
some point. Okay. So this is what we're saying, Brandy,
you need talk to your husband and your mother in law,
and you need to tell your grandmother that, yes, thank you,
that's so sweet. You gotta be positive about how you
bring it up. Yes, And you need to tell Herry,

(42:35):
I need to do better about communicating with you my needs. Yeah,
and then put that back over to her and say,
and on the other side of that, I need you
to talk to me about what you're gonna do. Update
us on however this turns out. Okay, yeah, I will. Okay, bye, Brandy,
I thank you, bye bye. I would also I would
also encourage Brandy and her husband to maybe seek out

(42:56):
some counseling, because his response to her wasn't like, oh man,
I'm so sorry I should have I should have. He
was like, well, your problem was like that though, the
first time, you should have control. I'm always like, But
then I go, you're you know what, I'm wrong. I'm wrong.

(43:20):
It's time for the good news. This is crazy. So
thirteen year old Kaden is watching TikTok and this kid
is going live riding a four wheeler. He's doing some
tricks here and there. Next thing, you know, in the
live video, the screen goes blank. It looks like he
wrecked or something. And so Kaden's still watching eight hundred

(43:40):
miles away and going, h what's happening, What's going on?
And he hears a voice, which is the kid that
was on the four wheeler, saying, uh, call this number.
One what he starts saying a phone number. So then
Kaden gets his phone, calls the number that he hears
and ends up being the kid. The kid on the
four wheeler's grandmother. So he calls and says, I think
you're grandson is trapped. You need to call the police

(44:02):
and go help him. Sure enough, police went and he's
he was okay. Thanks to Kayden watching on TikTok. I
would think it was a prank. And then you call
it's like, hey, buy my album. I'm twelve, But it's
worth that risk if it's just Wow, good for that kid.
That's a crazy story. That is what it's all about.
That was tell me something good on the Bobby Bones Show. Now,

(44:25):
Edwin McCain, I'm a big fan. I tell you guys.
When I was in college, I saved up all my
money and I went across and OBIU was a school
where the rich kids went, and Edwin was playing the
rich kids school, and I was like, I love Edwin McCain.
Saved him with tickets. I got in the very back
of the theater and I watched him play for an
hour and a half, him and a horn player, and
it was really I remember so much about it, ed one.

(44:46):
So I'm super super glad you're here and I don't
have to pay for this show. I feel I feel
like maybe maybe we jipped you for only showing up
with a guitar and saxophone. But you know, we played
in any itera back then. We could show up and play. However,
so yeah, I was looking at your TikTok here and
that's that's actually what brought you here. It's so bizarre,

(45:09):
this whole thing, how I got here. Anybody tells you
that they have a plan in the music business. They're
just lying. It's just all accidental. It's a complete accident.
My entire life is a giant accident. I was obviously
a big band growing up, and then I'm clipping TikTok
and I see you singing with people doing Oh be York,

(45:29):
and I'm like, holy crap, he's he's played. Let's get
him on the show. And so we call you and
you're like, yeah, I'll be right over and here you
can drove over. I'm so, I'm I'm just shocked. I
was like, people are like, why are you going on there?
I was like, I don't know. I was like, I'm
gonna play a couple of clips real quick. In case
you've been living in a rock under a rockers. Here's

(45:49):
I'll be and here is. I could not ask for more. Yeah,
it is a little aggressive, you know what I mean, Like,
I go, you know, that's that's begging to have a

(46:11):
parody video. You know, somebody throwing a bouquet of roses
that their girlfriend. Is it true? And you can true
or false me on this that you got your record
deal because Darius and the Hood, you guys were like
you gotta sign this guy pretty much. Yeah, no, I
was with I was with them when they got signed
to Atlantic and they basically said, yeah, we're bringing him

(46:33):
with us. And they were like, yeah, whatever, we'll take
him to and you know they and it was, Yeah,
it's a miracle. I spent my life trying to repay
those guys for what they did for me. And I
say this all the time. Make if you haven't read
Malcolm Gladwell's book Outliers everyone, especially if you're in your
twenties and you're trying to figure out what you're gonna

(46:53):
do with your life, read that book because the importance
of timing can't be overstated. Like, I worked really hard,
I'll never deny that, but the when I was was
as important as anything I did. The timing was perfect.
The everybody was tired of grunge. They just got they

(47:16):
were so tired of staring into their vent filled belly buttons.
And then Hoodie and the Playfish came along and we
were like we have friends again, and yay, and whoever
that guy is, yeah we like him too, And that
was it. You know, we were just really really right
place right time. Edwin McCann is here he's gonna play
in a second. Well, actually, I like to do this.
The TikTok that I saw him, that that brought him

(47:37):
back into my life was him duetting with someone because
he would play the first part of I'll be and
they would sing the second. And I thought I was
going to jump in and do it to do one too,
but it just hurt. You should do it? But Amy
is over here, and I think we can try this.
I'll be Edwin and Amy. Oh boy, I'll be captain

(48:00):
from you. They've stood up on the girls party. Hang
from be, You're crying shoulder. I'll be love suicide and

(48:25):
being better when I'm molder. I'll be the greatest fan
of your life. Like, hey, what does that mean? Love suicide?
By the way, Like help me. I've been singing it
for twenty years. I don't know what it means. You know,
I was pretty good at screwing up relationships. It went

(48:47):
my early twenties, and that was sort of the explanation
for it. Uh, you know, I would I didn't do
I didn't do very well, so I was the end
of them. So I that was how the line came out.
And it's funny because the record company, and every producer
I ever worked with tried to get me to remove

(49:08):
that line, and I was just like, I said, I'm
I have the oppositional defiance disorder, and you know it
just refused dug my heels in and refused to change
the lyric and and and that actually ended up working
in my favor because when Hillary Duff re released the
song on a soundtrack, they edited out that lyric and

(49:30):
I was like, you can't do that. And I called
my lawyers. I was like, they can't do that. Can
They were like, no, they can't. And I was like, okay,
So that's how I have my bus. Now. Yeah, we've
thought about changing the name to the bus to Hillary's Duff.
But then Edwin McCann is here. How about this. Let's

(49:52):
do a verse and chorus of I'll be because I'm
gonna ask you do something else too, So we don't
verse and chorus. It's all close your eyes, oh yes,
and picture ourselves, the strands in your eyes that colored
them wonderful, stab, steal my eye, breath, imbros from mountains,

(50:15):
thrust thoughts the sky, never feeling down in town, don't be,
we belong together. Just sit up with the trappings of
the love. Be captain, feedd hang from your lips, stand

(50:40):
out on the gallows, the party that hang from far,
and I will be you're crying shouldered, I will be
cop suside, and I will better when I'm old. I

(51:07):
don't be the greatest family. Come on, the greatest fair
of you horn, Come on the estrogen bazooka, as we
like to call it. Let me sax players. Man. You

(51:28):
ever see a sax player with a personality? No, Well,
I'd like to hear if I can keep requesting songs
in my favorite part of my jobs, when I have
people come in that I really like and I can go, hey,
do this if you don't mind. I could not ask
for more, which may have been my jam even more
than I'll be. And then Sarah Evans did a great
job on this song too. This a little bigger thing

(51:50):
for I'm lying here with you, listening to rain, smiling justice,
see smile upon your faces. These are the moments, and

(52:10):
I thank God that I'm a lie. These are the
moments I remember of my life. I've got all I'm
waiting for, and I couldn't ask for more. Come see

(52:31):
aggressive part. I could not answer more than the stime
to Gil cannot as the Moran the s time with
you and not be prayer, have been answering, not been dreamed.
My ass come true right here in this moment, just

(52:51):
right where I'm meant to be, and you with you,
you when being edwe McCain, that's awesome. I loved having

(53:16):
him here. I think you guys would all say the
same thing, right, this is awesome, great interview, great great performance.
And when you're eighty and you have to take it
down a couple and you want to come and sing
it again, I'm gonna I'm gonna be like Molly Crew
and just played the tracks, just sing sing two tracks.
You do that. They do that well pop stars. They're
a track playing and they sing over and under it
and everything else. Like the last I went to. I'm

(53:38):
a huge Crew fan, and I went to the you know,
they had more fire and tracks underneath there. I was like, oh, okay,
this is what you do. Yeah, and nobody faults and
for it for people were there for the experience, all right.
There he is Edwe McCain nobody's heart. But this young
kid in Arizona took his parents truck and smashed it
into the neighbor's house. That happened in my neighborhood. Six

(54:01):
years old. Oh, no, your neighborhood. He was a teenager.
I heard he was like twelve or thirteen. Okay, twelve
or thirteen. You can probably drive a little bit. Yeah,
you can at least reach the pedal at six not
the case. Went for a joy ride Tuesday morning in Glendale,
taking the keys while his dad was getting dressed. He's
six first grade. Police say the father ran outside after

(54:25):
hearing after hearing the engine rev. Nob nobody's hurt. That's
just funny. Yes, a six year old run, but the
truck was already in the corner of a home down
the street by the time he got to it. Somebody
inside the home escaped. The boy's joy ride also resulted
in smash power boxes, broken water pipes, ruptured gas line.

(54:47):
So this leads me to another Scuba Steve unbelievable story
about kids driving. So Scuball, let you take it away
from here. But you used to drive as a kid, Yeah,
between nine and eleven years old. And why were you
driving at nine and eleven years old? My father wasn't
the best dad. He tried his best, but he wasn't
he would be What I saw was adult sprites. Final

(55:08):
years later they were zimas, and he drink them in
the car while we were driving. So he trained me
to drive so that way he could drink, and then
I would drive. So if you were ten years old, yeah,
driving the car by yourself, and he was where was he?
He was in the passenger seat or in the back
having fun with my brother and sister. And what kind
of roads would you be on? I would be on

(55:29):
freeways like I four. If you live in Florida, you
know where that's at. That's from Tampa to Orlando. I
four up and down the Ana on the beach coast
neighborhood streets. It started with first with me him training
me by he would drive, and he would do the
gas and the pedal, do the wheel. How old were
you then? That was at nine? And then then I
progressed when I was about ten to then actually getting
in the driver's seat and driving while he was in

(55:50):
the passenger seat. My brother be hanging out the sun
roof having a good old time. But it was better
that I was driving at ten than him driving because
he was inebriated. And then at eleven, you were just
the guy. I was the guy. Yeah. I was taking
him everywhere to go pick up more Zema's adult sprites,
going to pick up groceries, driving around. I can go
by myself at that point. Never got caught, believe or
I don't know how. I never got caught, which is

(56:10):
a blessing in disguise, but it's that's my life. Did
your I don't know where was your mom? Did you
know your dad did this? Well, this is when they
were going through divorce, so this is probably her first
time knowing. If she hears this, oh wow, you never
told her. I never told her. Yeah, because for me
at the time, it was kind of cool, like I'm
driving a car. I'm driving this little, cool little Volvo
at age eleven. You know, it's not something that you

(56:31):
would want to be taken away from you. But it
was during visitation time. And then after eleven he pieced
out and never saw him again. But during that time period,
I was driving the car. Still to this day, you
haven't seen him. I haven't seen Well. Now he's passed.
He passed last year. It's okay, it's okay. Yeah. So
here's the two sides of this, right. First of all,
it's extremely sad because you had an alcoholic parent who

(56:52):
didn't care. I can relate the same thing, right yep. However,
if I'm driving down the freaking road and I see
an eleven year old driving the carbage on me, I'm
a was my crab, and I can't imagine that. Were
you an extra tall eleven year old that was pretty tally.
I was wearing like a size twelve shoe. I was
maybe close to five seven five eight, so I could

(57:13):
look like I was sixteen or fifteen. Learning from my father,
you were eleven driving down the freeway. Eleven years old
driving down I for did you get comfortable where you
just played with the radio two while you're driving? Yet
I was pretty confident. For me, it was actually fun.
Look looking back on it, I would never let my
kids drive the car at eleven, But at the moment
I was having a good old time. Isn't this an
nonbelievable story? Unbelievable? It's another Scooba Steve unbelievable story. Dang,

(57:36):
that sucks, and it's hilarious. Mostly it sucks, but a
little bit hilarious just thinking I'm an eleven ye old
kid driving and then nobody got hurt. Yeah, and we
got hurt it We were totally fine. What are you
thinking about that, Eddie? The first thing I thought those
dad drank zemas. I didn't know anyone that there's always
different elements. We're always blown away by one different part.
But that was what what decade? That was the early
nineties paper bag. It's okay, no one knows good because

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they were are we in in the nineties? But a
jolly rancher on them? I would say, people do. Yeah.
I don't know what that meant, but people always put
jolly ranchers in them, all right, School Steve, thank you
for your unelievable story. Welcome, dang, Susan. How are you good?
How are you really good? Thank you for calling. We're
gonna play a little game here. We're gonna play the

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nineties TV theme game now, Susan, you can pick your player.
It's like the horse races. I used to go to
Oakland as a kid, Oakland Race Trick. We'd sneak in,
make two dollars bets all day. You have to have
an adult bet for you because you have to be
at to make a bet. And you pick a horse,
they win. You in money. Your horses are Amy, Lunchbox,
and Eddie. Which one would you like to ride the
finish line, Oh, I'm in the Gamy, Okay, thank you,

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fan favorite over there, so friend Dresher. The Nanny turns
sixty three today. You'd probably know our best from the
nineties sitcom The Nanny. Here is the Nannies theme song.
She was walking in a bridle shop and flushing Queen
still her boyfriend her up in one of those crushing
sun Would you know this, Amy? Yes, okay, I think

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pounder pound This is one of the greatest TV theme
songs of all time. Tells you the whole story. You
can never have seen an episode. Listen to the theme
song boom in the theme song, You're ready to go
on to the episode? Okay, okay, I'm gonna play you
a nineties TV theme song right down your answer? What
TV show is it? Number one? The show debuted in

(59:27):
nineteen ninety All right, guys, Amy, what do you have?
Let's box in YPD Blue Eddie, Law and Order. The
answer is Law and Order. Next up. This show debuted

(59:47):
in nineteen ninety three. In the Eyes of a Ranger
The Unsuspected Stranger, I'd better know the truth the wrong
from Ride Rangers on a c le Okay, Amy Walker,

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Texas Ranger Lunchbox Chuck Norris. It is Chuck Norris. I
just couldn't think of the dang name Eddie. That's Chuck,
That's that's put lone Ranger. Oh no, no, I'm struggling
number three. This show debuted in nineteen ninety four. Nineteen

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ninety four. All right, Amy, CSI CSI wow, incorrect lunchbox.
You can gain a little ground here. I'm gonna get
on the board. It's r it is r Eddie survivor wach.

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That's good. Here should go back? So good? Can you imagine?
It is like? All right? Named this one? Named this
nineties TV show nineteen five. It's such a crude attitude.

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All right, guys, what is your answer? Amy? Drew Carrey? Correct?
Whoa lunch box? Crew carry show? Eddie the Drew Carry Show? Nice?
You know that the president? Is it? Named this one?
Nineteen ninety one? Thanks d d Amy? Rats rug Rats

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is incorrect, lunchbox? Amy, look at me? What do I
look like? Dog? Funny Doug little dog marking? No, I
have rug rods at Rugrats. Okay, we have two left, Amy,
Lunchbox are now tide back. All right, here we go

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name this one nineteen ninety nine. See it? You know
what I mean? Ye? Yeah, if you wrote it down
a meal. Anyone do you have? I have west Wing, Lunchbox.

(01:03:08):
What do you have? Sex in the city? Amy, West
is west Wing? Wow? Luck? You guys never seen it?
One left? I knew one sucks in the city, but
I didn't have anything Amy four. Lunchbox and Eddie both
have three. Amy. You need to miss this for them
to have a shot at him. One Amy, have a
hard one this next one, next one nineteen ninety three.

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Amy does not know. So you guys have a shot here.
All right, anything guys, Okay, here we go. Amy. I'm
gonna go to you first. What do you have weird science?
Lunchbox Agent Moulder Eddie nine two one? Oh Eddie, you're wrong,

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I'm wrong. I know it's all the name of the show.
I just don't know the name of the show. But
you're thinking of X files. That's it. But that's not
that in Amy. No, this is boy meets World. But
that's all right. Amy is still the winner player of music.
She's the winner. A ya. Not only is Amy the winner,

(01:04:31):
but Susan is the winner in Pennsylvania. Susan, where do
you live in Pennsylvania? I live in Selan's Grove, Pennsylvania.
But we've just moved here from Gallaston, Tennessee. We missed
Tennessee and missed you guys, And we listen every day
just to feel like we're back home close to Nashville.
Thank you. Are you listening on the iHeartRadio app? Or
are you listening to us in Pittsburgh or what? Um? Well,

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in the mornings, we listen on Bill ninety five. Okay,
so that's in. That's where they put the Lea World Series.
Yea and Williamsport that's right. Yeah. Yeah. The day this
story comes to us from Brussels, Belgium, a twenty four
year old man was thinking, man, how can I break

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my wife out of prison? He was like, I know,
I'll rent a helicopter. They have helicopter tour, so he
booked a tour. That's crazy, gets on the helicopter and
they're up in the air. He pulls out a gun. Crazy,
fly to the prison and get my wife out. Only
problem is he didn't think about motion sickness. He started puking. Oh,
the helicopter. So the helicopter lands back at where they

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booked the tours from the guy flees. Only problem is
he booked it in his real name. All of that
was wrong, all of it. Wow, okay, I mean you
kind of give him a little No, none, he didn't
even continue on with the hijacking through his to think
to book a tour and then no, I'm not smart.

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All right, I'm munch blocked out of your bonehead story
of the day. What's going on with you today? I'll
pick the kids up. We got soccer practice, So find
something to occupy my son for the hour that we
have to wait while it's a sure place. But that's
pretty much it. What about you. We're shooting a video.
I made a deal with Caitlin. We did something to
our kitchen. I was like, if we do this, you
have to shoot one cooking video because she loves to cook.

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But she has no interest in being the person on
Instagram doing videos. But you're making her. Yes, we made
a deal and she lost a deal, so we're shooting
a video today. She is I'm going to stay out
of it. I think, yeah, relatively, thank you, relatively busy day,
Thank you see tomorrow by everybody sho