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Speaker 1 (00:03):
Transit. Let's go. Okay, okay, okay, welcome to Tuesday Show
Morning Studio. Morning. All right, let's go first, what's something
to say? From South Texas. He's our video producer. Yeah,
(00:25):
hey guys, So over the weekend, I got NBA two K.
It's a new video game. And on the cover is
Devin Booker. He plays for the Phoenix Suns. And on
his shoe it's written be legendary. And I've never noticed this.
I didn't know he has this on his shoe, but
I started to adopt this. So now this morning's trying
to be like I woke up and I'm like, I'm
gonna start writing that everywhere all over my house. Don't
write his thing? Why not? I'm just writing, just do
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it everywhere. I think it's a great idea. No, I
thought you're gonna be motivated to be legendary, not steal
someone's saying. So should I come up with my own
and then tattoo on his bag? How's your sign going
at your house? Good? That's today's Okay, see you, I
like it all right. Next up from Austin, Texas born
and raised Amy. Okay, So, I had no idea that
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football games still happened in the rain. I just figured, yes,
I just figured it's raining. This is for sure getting canceled.
And I have learned my lesson that it goes on
as long as there's no lightning. Snow too, in case
you're wondering, unless it's so bad the roads are so
bad to get there, they'll still play in the snow.
What they won't play in is lightning thunder. They'll probably
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call it because where they're thunder, there's lightning and they
don't see lightning. Well, I need to invest in one
of those big golf umbrellas. I learned that by watching
every other parent have one. And my son's white pants
are now covered in mud, and I have to bleep
good because back in the day, when it would rain
and get muddy and I would have a white uniform,
I was like, I ain't getting dirty. I'd be the
only one to clean cleaning uniform because I don't want
to get h I try to catch a ball. So
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I'm just letting you know a good thing. It was dirty.
That's awesome, all right. Up next and his blue hoodie
that you up, Well, it's not new, you are. I
went about a third of the year yeah. Yeah, it's
been in rotation for the last couple of weeks. Here
it is lunchbox. Listen, ladies, there's one thing you should
never text your significant other when they're at the grocery store.
Don't text him. Can you grab me a minstrel cup?
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Know what you need to go? Get that on? There's
who cares you've been married different years? No, I'm like,
I didn't get the text. Don't text that to yours
significant other, please, I haven't. I have no problem with
that kind of Okay. And finally from Mountain Pine, Arkansas,
(02:35):
Bobby Boat. So I watched Elvis. Yeah, Max, Well, at
least first half of it's two and a half hours long.
It's long. First of all, what are they thinking making
it that long? Just do part one apart two? Give
me a break. Is it that good? It's good? Two
and a half hours good? Not two and a half hours.
I wanted to keep going good. I got a little tired,
and I said, you know, I'm gonna I'm gonna piece
out for a minute. But it's definitely shot differently. It
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is that Bosman like Moulan Rouge like. But it's cool.
It takes a long music video. It takes a second
to get into and understand what they're doing. But it's
cool so so far. I'm only halfway through. I wish
I was all the way done. There's no reason in
the movie should be over an now forty five minutes.
But I'm watching Elvis and I like it so far.
A final review in the next couple of days. All right,
(03:18):
that's what's up. Thank you guys. Welcome, welcome, welcome to
the show. Let's open up the mailbag. Something we call here, Hello,
Bobby Bones. I need advice. My husband and I live
in the country. We have an apartment and an old
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barn separate from our house that our mother in law
lives in. At times it's great, we appreciate. We love
having around, not too many kids. You got to see
the grandparents every day. We do feel very blessed. However,
she has a doorbell camera on her back door that
faces our house. She can also see every time we leave,
and every time I leave it seems like I get
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a tech saying hey, where are you going. I find
myself avoiding anytime she's in there, or any time that
it's part of the yard that I know she can see.
I feel like this is an evasion of privacy. Would
like to tell her to get rid of the camera.
She does not pay rent, we on the property. We
don't even have any cameras. How do I handle this?
Thanks Sarah who wants to live in secret? Yeah? Amy,
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oh um. This is when you go to your husband
and say, hey, can you talk to your Mom's right? Yeah, Like,
let's talk to your mom about this ring door cam
and the situation and how she doesn't need to check
in on us every time we're leaving or watch it
or pay attention to it. I don't know. Or put
it in his hands, keep breaking it, break it, but
she'll see you breaking it. Yeah, if you come from
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a certain angle, you go from the back, and then
you come around the side and you take a little hammer.
I can't see anything but the hammer. Oh wow? Or
am I the only cyclic killer thinks about? Well, she
just buy a new one. Okay great? And then you
do it again, okay great, Then you do it again,
Then you do it again, and then she's like, I'm
not investing in these cameras anymore. And if it's like
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I might get caught, you put on a hoodie and
in a black man like a face cover and you
do it, then you's act like a burglar. Yeah, and
then if that doesn't work, you get in the camera
to go. If you keep watching us, we're gonna kill
you in your sleep. That's like, that's like eighth round. Wow. Yeah, yeah,
but I shut that crap down. You shouldn't feel uncomfortable
in your own house, in your own yard, period, the end.
All jokes aside. You shouldn't feel uncomfortable in your own
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house or your own yard. That's your safe place. So
the husband the son, Yeah, let's plan an a and
have a talk. Or you can just creep up from
the side and go bink and break it over and over. Listen,
she's holding and replace it. What's she gonna do? Come on?
Did she say she was old? I mean some mother
in laws are very able. She my mother in law
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was pretty able. Man. Yeah, no, but yeah, I have
your husband talk about it. If not, I would suggest
you taking the back road. Hm. I'm saying, I like
that burglar one. That's to find the angle the camera
can't see. You can't see a fish eye, you can't
see from behind the house. Pink panther theme. Yeah, then
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run away. We got your that was found the clothes.
The question is what did you and your significant other
force each other to do and did you end up
liking it? And I'll tell you why, Mike D. This
happened with your wife or she wanted you to do?
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What volunteer? Did you like it? I ended up liking it,
But I just have a weird thing meeting new people.
I felt like I was going to be really awkward
to the idea of going to something like that freaked
me out. So at first you're like, I don't want
to volunteer. Yeah, not because of the activity or what
you're helping. No, I'm all good with that part. It's
just that going and meeting and interacting with people. I
struggle with that. You have social anxiety? Oh yeah, really bad?
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So she made you do that? What did you make
her do? I made her go to a punk rock show.
He's never been to one, but one of my favorite
bands came to town and I was like, will you
go with me? And she went and probably a one
and done. So she hated it. Yeah, yeah, those are crazy.
But if you're new to the show, Mike D is
our head rider here. If you hear a game, if
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he's very involved behind the scenes, not a big talker
because he has social anxiety. Yeah yeah, okay, So if
you'd like to take part in this, she can raise
your hand. In a second, we'll get to it. So
what did you guys do or you're like, I need
you to do this? So for me, it's anything Arkansas sports.
I make Kaitlin go to everything. Oh yeah, Arkansas football games,
Arkansas basketball games, Arkansas And she's like, I talk alongs along,
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that's what it is all the time. And you try
to make her wear Arkansas gear two anymore. Like a
couple of times she was like, I'll be a part,
but but she now will not make me wear Oklahoma here.
So we kind of have an understanding. I did wear
coach Patty Gaso's name when we went to watch Oklahoma
in the College World Series, and I supported her and
I did root for them. That's family, right, right, But
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I couldn't wear the OU. And I've been talking to
the athletic director, oh you a little bit. His name
is Joe, and he's like, let's go. We got to
set up for a game. So I have to go
for Kaitlin, but I just can't. I can't. So but
I'm not a hater. Every next I made her do
all that, and she probably doesn't love it, but she
does it. Here's what she's made me do. One drink
more water. That's good. You probably needed that. I hate it,
but you probably needed that. I do. Yes, it stinks.
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And she's like, you're always dehydrated, and so she looks
ahead and sees that I'm going to be miserable later.
So she's like, you should drink a lot of water.
So I've been drinking more water. She tries to have
me relax occasionally and get better sleep. Oh, that's good
for you again. Yeah, but this is okay. She likes
me to wear clothes at fit now. Well, I like
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my basketball shorts down to my my shins. You do
real bad, she says. The church like basketball, and so
you want to look at what she has me to do.
It's actually pretty healthy for me too, I guess. Yeah.
I just helping you out. Yeah, I'm just uncomfortable people.
What to do? Eddie? Do you have anything here? Oh? Yeah,
my wife made me go to get manny petties one time.
I enjoyed it. Oh you did. I did not want
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to go, but after it was said and done. I'm like,
that's pretty cool, okay. And then the other side, I
made her go play golf with me and she acted
like she was having fun, but I know she just
hated it. She didn't want to be there, like it's
a guy's thing. Like I'm there, I'm making her watch
every shot, Hey, watch this, watch this, and she does not,
and she's like whatever, She's on her phone the whole time.
She did not want to be there. Lunchbox, anything you
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want to add. Oh yeah, my wife makes me go
to open houses even though we're not looking to buy
a house. She that's funny, is so obsessed with going
to open house since you stay in an airbnb, Like,
aren't you more interested now and finding out what's up?
I mean it is, well, I guess you can find
out stuff, probably about people. You see family pictures and stuff,
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but it just feels so awkward because you show up
and you're the only one there and the realtors like, oh,
so you know, when are you looking at moving? What
are you looking for? And it's like we're not even
looking man Like we'll say that you say, you're just
put your notes somebody else's business. I feel like I'm
just waiting. No, I just walk away and I let
my wife talked to him because I'm like, this is
so awkward and uncomfortable. And we walk around these people's
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houses and we have no intention of even buying a house,
and we do it. We've done it numerous times. Interesting.
Is it maybe to build a portfolio in your mind
of what you like when you do decide to buy
a different house or upgrade or build a house. No,
not for me. I'm just like, this is a waste
of time, Like I could be doing something else with
my time. Does she searched him out ahead of time
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or you see him ahead of time? By this Sunday
there's one two to four, we got to be there
and I'm like, stop it. She goes, No, it's over
in a great neighbor And I'm like, we are not
going fun free activity. Yeah, that's fun. I feel like
you're going into someone's house though without really so it
doesn't matter. So is everyone else stage they know you're coming,
they're an It is so weird and so terrible. It's
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just very stupid falling in love with the house. I'm
just like, Okay, here we go. What have you made
her do? Oh? I made her join a fantasy football
league last year, one that I was not in, but
I found one that she could understand my love of
it and how much I enjoy it. Why it's she
hated it. Yeah, that didn't help. No, she was like,
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this is so annoying it to pay attention to so
much stuff. All the dude's so passionate about this, And
after about three weeks she was just like, I don't
want to do it. All the guys like, oh, we
had to do this, and we made her ray, we'll
just we'll do it. The dudes go ahead. Yeah, So
she made me decorate for seasons. I thought a place
just stays neutral, but now it's you know, we're starting
to put our pumpkin stuff out, not necessarily Halloween time,
but we're moving into fall, and then after that it's
(11:29):
obviously Christmas and stuff like. So she's she's taught me,
I'm kind of down with it. It makes it feel
more homey. And what do you make her do? Yeah?
So I took her. I told her out fun horse
racing once. So we went to Kentucky and we bet
the ponies that it was. Yeah. She's asked about ten
times since then. If we can go back. So, yeah,
before I play this song, i't you you guys to
listen in here, listen closely. Oh, influence in a positive way? Right?
(11:58):
How about that? It's time for the good news. In Michigan,
there's a ten year old boy who's playing on the
rocks by a damn, And have you ever seen water
by a damn? It's real rough. It's always going to circle,
looks like a bunch of whirlpools. While the kid slips
off the rocks, falls in the water. He's like, help help.
Bunch of witnesses see it. They call nine one. Well
(12:20):
opser Kinsey. He's off duty. He's a firefighter and a
police officer. He hears it on the radio and says,
I'm right here. Let me go see if I can help.
He sees the kid, grabs the flotation device from his cruiser.
He jumps in the water, gets the kid. By that
time the rest of the crew show up. They pull
both of them out of the water. They save the kid.
He's great. The thing too, about most damns, if they're
generating that water is forty degrees. Oh yeah, it's because
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we used to I lived by damn, so we used
to go out and always a waterline too, you can.
That's where a lot of fishwaar too. They stay at
the warm, cold waterline. But we would go. We would
try to see who could stay underwater the longest and
freezing and you get up, you'd be read. You guys
would do that, oh all time. That's what you do
in small towns. Bro. That sounds terrible. That's what you do.
You're like, all right, that's what's the record? Forty one seconds,
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let's go. It would be hard to even get up
once you went down. So I probably jumped into freezing
cold water and saved a kid. That's an awesome story.
That is what it's all about. That was tell me
something good. A lot of phone. It's Monique in Houston, Texas. Monique,
how's it going, Hi, Bobby? I'm good. How are you?
I'm doing pretty good. I'm so grateful that you're on
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the phone. We're gonna give you a chance now to
win a prize. That prize I ask, goob Steve, what
the prize is? One hundred dollars Sonic gift card. Okay,
I got to ask on myself, one hundred dollars Sonic
gift card Monique, if you can win this game, do
you feel like you've been listening to the show for
a good amount of time. Yes, I'm almost a ten
year long listener. Wow, I like that. Okay, So what's
(13:50):
gonna happen is I'm gonna give you five questions and
Bobby boneshow trivia. If you can get four out of five,
you win the one hundred dollars Sonic gift card. If
you get five out of five, I'll give you the
gift card and one of these beanie babies in my
bag behind me. Yeah, from the value bag. The valuable
one of Scooba Steep does not want me to give away. Okay,
how did that sound? That's exciting? Yeah, all right, let's
(14:11):
play the game. Here's an example question, Monique, what state
do I have tattooed on my right arm? The state
of Arkansas's correct? An example one. We're just warming up
a little bit. We're gett our stretches in our calisthenics
as they say, all right, four out of five, Monique,
We're gonna start easy. Number one, speaking of states, what
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state is my wife from? She is from Oklahoma, that's right.
Number two. Our signature drink is from sonic. It's called
the Bobby Slash Caitlin Water. What candy is in that drink?
That would be nerds? We love it, We love it.
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Question number three, which show member has been married the longest?
At seventeen years? The longest seventeen Eddie? You say, Eddie?
The answer is what's the key? Eddie? What long marriage?
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What's the key? Don't give up? You don't give up.
You'll make it all the way? Okay? All I got
for you? He sounds real catty. Feel about that advice there.
That's extremely inspirational, Eddie. Remember that when you're having problems,
just don't give up. Just don't don't. That is there's
(15:37):
something to it. There's something nasty for sure. You all right, Monick,
you get one more out of the next two, you'll
be the champion who went hundreds or something and a
chance of a beanie baby. All right, here we go, Monique.
How much money was I find by the FCC in
twenty fourteen? Was it a million dollars? I think it
was a million dollars seven figures. You think some find
(16:00):
me one million dollars? Yes? That is k okay? Yeah.
If she went to if she's five for five. Monique,
I was the captain of what senior high team when
I was in seventh grade? What would you say? She
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can skip? No? Get out my dog? No, he's giving
your dog away. Who was the first celebrity I ever interviewed? Monique?
First celebrity Darius Rule? Is this scubon voice changers the room? Wow?
(16:50):
This is unbelievable. I have to tell you boys something.
I love the show so much and at work on
our website we get to have like Little Bio was
about ourselves, and I have in my work bio that
I'm obsessed with a Bobby Bones show. But I'm like
a huge fan with wo work bio for four years already. Wow. Well,
(17:13):
what can I What can I give you other than
the gift card and a Beanie Babies or anything from
the show that you want. I'd like to have a
piece of memorabil you have some sort um? I don't know,
do you guys? Does anyone like still have their chair
from the mailmantle? A chair? Love it? You went right
(17:34):
for it? Wow? You gotta respect it. You want cherry
under one? Yeah? It's the thing about the chairs are
they're too big and we only wu stamps dot com
and I don't that be a tough one. Yeah, that'd
be a tough one. We do have chairs. Is there
anything else that you would like thinking about it that
we can actually mail to you without it costing us
a thousand dollars? I don't know. Lunch help me pick something,
(17:57):
because I feel like you you would go for the
go ahead. Well, I got the perfect thing that when
I was cleaning up my closet the other day. I
brought scuba for crap from the back, a pair of
my old use boxers okay, one hundred dollars, Sunday gift card,
a Beanie baby from the good bag, and lunch boxes
(18:18):
used boxes. A guy in Virginia went to claim his
six hundred dollars lottery prize and when he gets there,
they said, no, you actually want a million bucks? Wow?
How do you do that? How do you do what?
How do you mistake six hundred dollars for a million? Okay?
So we picked out the twenty times the money scratch
(18:40):
off ticket, and so some of those the times the
time where you're like, oh, I want this, but then
they start multiplying it and you don't realize that they're
being multiplied and that's what he thought. He wants six
hundred bucks. So he goes and he goes, hey, and
they like one person looked at it, and they like
called their supervisor one of those things, Hey, John, which
you come to the desk for a second, And so
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that's what they're like, No, no, no, this mummultiple multiply due.
Hi amazing. I guess why I think I would have
been on to it being more than six hundred is
maybe they had to go to the office. What's the
role on that. I think it's over five hundred dollars,
I believe because I've never had to go to the office,
so I wouldn't know technically, but I think it's five
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hundred dollars. The winner chose to take its winnings is
the one time lump some payment of seven hundred fifty
nine thousand dollars. Wow, that's crazy just to win six
hundred bucks to be awesome. Now, if I do win,
I'd be like, I know this says I only want
two hundred, but I can't wait to go in. Then
tell me I want two million. Lunchbox. The fact that
you have not won even as much as Scuba Steve,
who is who never plays the lottery and Scuba. You
(19:45):
won like a month ago. How much do you win? Yeah,
I was gonna say, when he's over there talking about
five hundred dollars, he's obviously never won that much because
you can cash that out at the gas station. I
think it's somewhere in the thousands. You gotta take it
to the Florida or the lottery office. And what did
you win? The most I've won is five hundred, But
I mean I've one thousands over the years, Like I
went twelve here, twenty there, fifty here, one hundred there.
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But the biggest five hundred. You win twelve dollars one
of them. Yeah, Like sometimes you win twelve bucks if
you get like one of the numbers, right, twelve bucks.
But five hundred is more than you've ever won, and
you probably twenty times more than him. You're exactly right.
But that's just how life works. Sometimes. I'm not giving up, hey,
Like Eddie said, Yes, never give up, Let's keep fighting.
(20:26):
An investigation lasting more than a year has resulted in
charges against three teachers in Pascal County. This is from
Bay News. Nine Officials say that three teachers are accused
of helping students take exams or in some cases, taking
the test for them out right, because if the students
got a higher grade, then the teacher would get additional funds.
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District officials said that when a student passes industry certification exams,
their teacher receives additional funds. Each of the three teachers
charged with being a part of an organized scheme to
de fraud. Now, when it talks about funds, does this
mean that they get a bonus or does it mean
it's a classroom get it just as fun? That's different.
I would I'm just assuming this is me just assuming here.
(21:06):
I'm assuming that's a bonus. Yeah, I mean, if you're
gonna do it, you're doing it for a bonus here,
You're not doing it for the pencils and paper that
you're getting for your classroom. Well, they went hard though,
and just took it for them. They're like, you're not
gonna have me bad anna with the money? How pross student.
They're like, hey, hey, little Jimmy, listen here. Well I
don't love little Jimmy. You have this they call it
(21:28):
an eighth grade or love Jimmy. But yes, that's that's
a weird thing to ask because somebody had to talk, yes,
like somebody talked. And finally, as we talk about money,
a study shows that there's a big difference on the
age groups and the generations and how they talk about
the money they've made, meaning Millennials and gen z share
with each other kind of how much they're making, so
(21:50):
nobody gets taken advantage of. You know, the old school
thing is, don't talk about how much you make, never
share how much you make. So twelve percent of Boomers
only told anybody they worked with how much they made.
And I'm assuming peers because I have somebody who's a
peer of mine and he knows everything I make. He
seeing a contract, he knows every single thing that's in it.
Because I didn't want him to get taken advantage of
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when he was doing his contract because we are in
similar we have similar jobs, and so there are other
people to do this in the industry, like I know
other super I don't want to put anybody out, but
they do those right. And so boomers twelve percent, fourteen
percent of Gen xers. Then it hits a little bit
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over twenty five percent of millennials shared how much they make.
Thirty percent of our forty percent of gen Z talk
about how much they are. So you do that so
you find out one if you're being screwed over or
to make sure that other people aren't being screwed over.
Thoughts Amy, Oh, well, none of us here know anything
about you. Guys always say you're millennials, right, Yeah, I
(22:53):
don't want to be. I would prefer to be gen X.
But I got some millennial award I was like, and
I'm like, I'm like, no, no, I don't want to
be a millennial. Now you are, and it depends on
which version of millennial. It could be eighty year. But
the line, I prefer to be gen X. You know,
Nirvana books and done. You know that's me. I like
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what you do in order to like help your friends
out in a way if you can, that's okay, But
just for a regular work environment, I don't know that.
Let me see your contract. I don't know that just
talking or bragging about it for no reason. But I
think sharing, if the more information is out there, the
more you can use that information to make sure that
nobody gets screwed over. Yes, I mean that's that's what
it is. And make sure that people that are doing
(23:35):
the same job are getting paid the same. Nobody on
this show does the same job as anybody else, though,
so there's no what Yeah, you're right. I mean I
was gonna say Amy and Eddie and I, but I
do more than them? No, okay, Yeah, do you think
you do more than them? Yeah? Okay, I bring more
(23:55):
of the time. I was going to say the exact opposite. Yeah,
he does the least out of everyone what he does
a lot? Are you sticking up for him? I don't know.
I'm looking out for everybody. On the phone right now.
It's Christy from North Carolina. Hey, Christy, welcome to the show.
What can I do for you? I have a regular Hi,
(24:16):
a little dad. Because of the conversation that happened with
Lunchbox and the caller about his clear my lip, I
just can't believe that he would take things and resources
that school teachers need and then speak to that girdel
the way he did and act like, oh, well, thank
you for telling me that if my kids go to
(24:36):
school and they don't have their supplies, the teachers will
just supply them. I just thought that was so disrespectful.
Let me say, first of all, solid impression like that, Yeah,
and Secondly, we agree with you. Thirdly, for those that
do not know what happened, Lunchbox did his own list
and he was like, please you guys clear my list. Yeah,
two bushels of bananas, some crust, toothpaste, laundry churge. Yeah,
(25:03):
they sent me stuff his hardcore fans they love. Oh,
it's appreciative. And what she's saying is that I'm disrespectful.
But here's her thing. How about you call in and
complain about the teachers because why don't we donate that
stuff for the homeless? What? No, No, she's saying, I'm
taking because the teachers terrible. Why Look, why do the
teachers need it? They have a job, They chose to
(25:24):
become a teacher. The reason is because I don't think
teachers sign up to have to spend all their own money,
which they don't get paid a lot anyway, too, because
they could actually not spend any of their own money
and only spend the money that the schools or the
state give them, and they would probably it'd be very
difficult for them to effectively teach our kids, and that
that would be what would happen. So, if you are okay, listener,
(25:46):
education is not good anyway. So if you're okay with
our education system being terrible and remaining terrible and teachers
just going up, and there's lot of guy so screw it.
Let's just do a bad job. If you're okay with that,
then cool. Oh I'd plenty of bad teachers. Look where
I am exactly the great job I made it. My
point is teachers need help. We should help them. And
if we can't help them by electing people they're gonna
(26:07):
make sure they get raises, then we should help them
by if we can help them out day to day. Absolutely,
So that that's what's up. Christie. I appreciate you calling.
I'm glad you said it. I've said it a few times,
but I think it means a little more when when
people like yourself call in. Yeah. I just think you
need to remember your privilege. I am privileged. That's why
people give me things. Should we Christie? Should we fire him?
(26:29):
You're a listener this morning just because of how he
asked them the things he said. I don't think that
you want that as a representation of you and your show.
I just think it's a little sad. Oh man, Well,
let me tell you it's so hard to say, it's
so hard to say one person and there's nine arguing
against him. Yeah, it's ten percent of America that acts
(26:50):
like he does. And secondly, we still let him have
his voice because this is America. So vote. This is
a very American show. I'll say it, USA, Red and
Blue America roam. All right, Christy, thank you for your call.
All right, bye, Thank you so much, guys. By your
Amy's pile of stories, Miriam Webster added three hundred and
(27:12):
seventy new words and phrases to its dictionary. Some that
we know exactly what they are. Pumpkin spies, side hustle,
those are just now getting added. And by the way,
dictionaries now just on. This is an online thing. Yeah,
so you can add anything at this point because it's limitless.
But okay, pumpkin spies is just being added. Yeah, and
side hustle and baller. But I had never heard of
(27:33):
the word yeat. Do you know what that means? Y
e et yeat sounds like yells, sound like eat? What
is it? But I feel like I want to be
in on this lingo And it's slang used to express surprise, approval,
or excited enthusiasmic if you're calling it lingo, you can't
use it lingos at old first, and it was like,
(27:54):
I want to be on this lingo lingo, all right,
what else larp? I've heard that? I don't know. Yeah,
that's when those dorks fight with swords in the park.
It's live action role play. I didn't want to jump
on it so quickly and be like, yeah, it is
lunch box. They're not dorks. They are passionate about something
and they're out there doing it and living it out.
(28:14):
You went to watch a sixteen and pregnant person sign
a book in there for hours? I did. I was
the last one in line, just I can have more
time with her. Well, and then the last one I
want to talk about is adorable. It's like adorable but
in a dorky way. So oh you knew that one. Yeah, okay,
socially awkward or quirky in a way that is also endearing. Yeah,
(28:34):
I know the lingo. Kelloggs just dropped some advice on
how to make your sugary breakfast cereal healthier, and it's
basically that you should buy No, this is crazy to me.
They said, just buy a second box of our other
kinds of cereal that have less sugar and mix them together.
That way you get less sugar. But you're a good idea. Yeah,
(28:56):
I meant boxes anyway, like over time. If you're gonna
eat two boxes of cereal and you want to eat
less sugar, just get those two boxes and you have
two boxes of less sugary but still tastes pretty good.
I will. Yeah. They call it a cereal mash up.
And you can mix frosted flakes with special ka And
if you don't think our shows that funny, listen to
two in a row, because for sure find different points
(29:18):
over two shows that make you laugh same thing. Dolly
Parton and Kelly Clarkson put out a version of nine
to five, and Dolly said that nobody sings like Kelly Clarkson,
so she was thrilled to have her on the song.
And then Kelly said, I hope you'll like what we did.
But even if you don't, remember that I got to
sing a duet with the magical Dolly Parton and I
(29:38):
have bragging rights till the end of time. Good. I
don't like it. I like Kelly Clarkson a lot, I
like Dolly a lot. It's just too different from the
Let me try to clear on mind. I was just
expecting and if I is still good, it's not only
good because it was old. That's right. So I need
(30:01):
to remove this from my head, even though that's what
it is. Have you heard the new version or are
you just hearing it for the first time? Okay, so
you didn't like it after two seconds? So which is
wrong of me? It's because he had expectations. Yes, I
was facing it all my feelings towards the old version. Yes,
let's go give you I got a little better. I mean,
(30:23):
I'm sure I think I would like it. I just
the melody is not the same, and so where the
melody would be working? Nine two five. Wait, that's a
little slower. I'm sure I'll like it if I listened
to it more. But right now, that's gonna be a
nough for me. Doctor. All right, thanks for Randy. That's
(30:44):
my file. That was Amy's pile of stories. Kid's time
for the good News Good five years ago before the
US Open tennis tournament, there's a little kid and he's
interviewing Roger Federer, the one of the greatest of all time. Says, hey,
I need you to make me a promise that you'll
(31:04):
play at least five, six, seven more years so we
can play head to head. And Roger Federer said, not
only do I promise, I peaky promise, So smash Cup.
Five years later, this little kid, they say, here, you're
gonna go to training in Switzerland. But really it was
a surprise match against Roger Federer. So this kid is
(31:24):
one of the top players in the twelve and under
category in the United States. He's eleven years old. Here
you go, Zesu, I'm mister Federer, Roger, welcome to Switzerland.
Thank you. We have a promise, right, Yes, we got
to play. Yeah, are you ready? Yeah? And then Federer
beat him seventy two z Yeah, the kid never returned.
(31:49):
You want to get better and you're good. Good, that's
a good story. And then they played It's awesome. And
then Federer is obviously near the end. Yeah, but he
did wait five or six years and flam out and
they played that's a great story. That is what it's
all about. That was telling me something good.
Transit. Let's go. Okay, okay, okay, welcome to Tuesday Show
Morning Studio. Morning. All right, let's go first, what's something
to say? From South Texas. He's our video producer. Yeah,
(00:25):
hey guys, So over the weekend, I got NBA two K.
It's a new video game. And on the cover is
Devin Booker. He plays for the Phoenix Suns. And on
his shoe it's written be legendary. And I've never noticed this.
I didn't know he has this on his shoe, but
I started to adopt this. So now this morning's trying
to be like I woke up and I'm like, I'm
gonna start writing that everywhere all over my house. Don't
write his thing? Why not? I'm just writing, just do
(00:47):
it everywhere. I think it's a great idea. No, I
thought you're gonna be motivated to be legendary, not steal
someone's saying. So should I come up with my own
and then tattoo on his bag? How's your sign going
at your house? Good? That's today's Okay, see you, I
like it all right. Next up from Austin, Texas born
and raised Amy. Okay, So, I had no idea that
(01:09):
football games still happened in the rain. I just figured, yes,
I just figured it's raining. This is for sure getting canceled.
And I have learned my lesson that it goes on
as long as there's no lightning. Snow too, in case
you're wondering, unless it's so bad the roads are so
bad to get there, they'll still play in the snow.
What they won't play in is lightning thunder. They'll probably
(01:31):
call it because where they're thunder, there's lightning and they
don't see lightning. Well, I need to invest in one
of those big golf umbrellas. I learned that by watching
every other parent have one. And my son's white pants
are now covered in mud, and I have to bleep
good because back in the day, when it would rain
and get muddy and I would have a white uniform,
I was like, I ain't getting dirty. I'd be the
only one to clean cleaning uniform because I don't want
to get h I try to catch a ball. So
(01:52):
I'm just letting you know a good thing. It was dirty.
That's awesome, all right. Up next and his blue hoodie
that you up, Well, it's not new, you are. I
went about a third of the year yeah. Yeah, it's
been in rotation for the last couple of weeks. Here
it is lunchbox. Listen, ladies, there's one thing you should
never text your significant other when they're at the grocery store.
Don't text him. Can you grab me a minstrel cup?
(02:14):
Know what you need to go? Get that on? There's
who cares you've been married different years? No, I'm like,
I didn't get the text. Don't text that to yours
significant other, please, I haven't. I have no problem with
that kind of Okay. And finally from Mountain Pine, Arkansas,
(02:35):
Bobby Boat. So I watched Elvis. Yeah, Max, Well, at
least first half of it's two and a half hours long.
It's long. First of all, what are they thinking making
it that long? Just do part one apart two? Give
me a break. Is it that good? It's good? Two
and a half hours good? Not two and a half hours.
I wanted to keep going good. I got a little tired,
and I said, you know, I'm gonna I'm gonna piece
out for a minute. But it's definitely shot differently. It
(02:58):
is that Bosman like Moulan Rouge like. But it's cool.
It takes a long music video. It takes a second
to get into and understand what they're doing. But it's
cool so so far. I'm only halfway through. I wish
I was all the way done. There's no reason in
the movie should be over an now forty five minutes.
But I'm watching Elvis and I like it so far.
A final review in the next couple of days. All right,
(03:18):
that's what's up. Thank you guys. Welcome, welcome, welcome to
the show. Let's open up the mailbag. Something we call here, Hello,
Bobby Bones. I need advice. My husband and I live
in the country. We have an apartment and an old
(03:38):
barn separate from our house that our mother in law
lives in. At times it's great, we appreciate. We love
having around, not too many kids. You got to see
the grandparents every day. We do feel very blessed. However,
she has a doorbell camera on her back door that
faces our house. She can also see every time we leave,
and every time I leave it seems like I get
(04:00):
a tech saying hey, where are you going. I find
myself avoiding anytime she's in there, or any time that
it's part of the yard that I know she can see.
I feel like this is an evasion of privacy. Would
like to tell her to get rid of the camera.
She does not pay rent, we on the property. We
don't even have any cameras. How do I handle this?
Thanks Sarah who wants to live in secret? Yeah? Amy,
(04:24):
oh um. This is when you go to your husband
and say, hey, can you talk to your Mom's right? Yeah, Like,
let's talk to your mom about this ring door cam
and the situation and how she doesn't need to check
in on us every time we're leaving or watch it
or pay attention to it. I don't know. Or put
it in his hands, keep breaking it, break it, but
she'll see you breaking it. Yeah, if you come from
(04:44):
a certain angle, you go from the back, and then
you come around the side and you take a little hammer.
I can't see anything but the hammer. Oh wow? Or
am I the only cyclic killer thinks about? Well, she
just buy a new one. Okay great? And then you
do it again, okay great, Then you do it again,
Then you do it again, and then she's like, I'm
not investing in these cameras anymore. And if it's like
(05:05):
I might get caught, you put on a hoodie and
in a black man like a face cover and you
do it, then you's act like a burglar. Yeah, and
then if that doesn't work, you get in the camera
to go. If you keep watching us, we're gonna kill
you in your sleep. That's like, that's like eighth round. Wow. Yeah, yeah,
but I shut that crap down. You shouldn't feel uncomfortable
in your own house, in your own yard, period, the end.
All jokes aside. You shouldn't feel uncomfortable in your own
(05:26):
house or your own yard. That's your safe place. So
the husband the son, Yeah, let's plan an a and
have a talk. Or you can just creep up from
the side and go bink and break it over and over. Listen,
she's holding and replace it. What's she gonna do? Come on?
Did she say she was old? I mean some mother
in laws are very able. She my mother in law
(05:46):
was pretty able. Man. Yeah, no, but yeah, I have
your husband talk about it. If not, I would suggest
you taking the back road. Hm. I'm saying, I like
that burglar one. That's to find the angle the camera
can't see. You can't see a fish eye, you can't
see from behind the house. Pink panther theme. Yeah, then
(06:11):
run away. We got your that was found the clothes.
The question is what did you and your significant other
force each other to do and did you end up
liking it? And I'll tell you why, Mike D. This
happened with your wife or she wanted you to do?
(06:32):
What volunteer? Did you like it? I ended up liking it,
But I just have a weird thing meeting new people.
I felt like I was going to be really awkward
to the idea of going to something like that freaked
me out. So at first you're like, I don't want
to volunteer. Yeah, not because of the activity or what
you're helping. No, I'm all good with that part. It's
just that going and meeting and interacting with people. I
struggle with that. You have social anxiety? Oh yeah, really bad?
(06:52):
So she made you do that? What did you make
her do? I made her go to a punk rock show.
He's never been to one, but one of my favorite
bands came to town and I was like, will you
go with me? And she went and probably a one
and done. So she hated it. Yeah, yeah, those are crazy.
But if you're new to the show, Mike D is
our head rider here. If you hear a game, if
(07:13):
he's very involved behind the scenes, not a big talker
because he has social anxiety. Yeah yeah, okay, So if
you'd like to take part in this, she can raise
your hand. In a second, we'll get to it. So
what did you guys do or you're like, I need
you to do this? So for me, it's anything Arkansas sports.
I make Kaitlin go to everything. Oh yeah, Arkansas football games,
Arkansas basketball games, Arkansas And she's like, I talk alongs along,
(07:36):
that's what it is all the time. And you try
to make her wear Arkansas gear two anymore. Like a
couple of times she was like, I'll be a part,
but but she now will not make me wear Oklahoma here.
So we kind of have an understanding. I did wear
coach Patty Gaso's name when we went to watch Oklahoma
in the College World Series, and I supported her and
I did root for them. That's family, right, right, But
(07:57):
I couldn't wear the OU. And I've been talking to
the athletic director, oh you a little bit. His name
is Joe, and he's like, let's go. We got to
set up for a game. So I have to go
for Kaitlin, but I just can't. I can't. So but
I'm not a hater. Every next I made her do
all that, and she probably doesn't love it, but she
does it. Here's what she's made me do. One drink
more water. That's good. You probably needed that. I hate it,
but you probably needed that. I do. Yes, it stinks.
(08:20):
And she's like, you're always dehydrated, and so she looks
ahead and sees that I'm going to be miserable later.
So she's like, you should drink a lot of water.
So I've been drinking more water. She tries to have
me relax occasionally and get better sleep. Oh, that's good
for you again. Yeah, but this is okay. She likes
me to wear clothes at fit now. Well, I like
(08:41):
my basketball shorts down to my my shins. You do
real bad, she says. The church like basketball, and so
you want to look at what she has me to do.
It's actually pretty healthy for me too, I guess. Yeah.
I just helping you out. Yeah, I'm just uncomfortable people.
What to do? Eddie? Do you have anything here? Oh? Yeah,
my wife made me go to get manny petties one time.
I enjoyed it. Oh you did. I did not want
(09:02):
to go, but after it was said and done. I'm like,
that's pretty cool, okay. And then the other side, I
made her go play golf with me and she acted
like she was having fun, but I know she just
hated it. She didn't want to be there, like it's
a guy's thing. Like I'm there, I'm making her watch
every shot, Hey, watch this, watch this, and she does not,
and she's like whatever, She's on her phone the whole time.
She did not want to be there. Lunchbox, anything you
(09:23):
want to add. Oh yeah, my wife makes me go
to open houses even though we're not looking to buy
a house. She that's funny, is so obsessed with going
to open house since you stay in an airbnb, Like,
aren't you more interested now and finding out what's up?
I mean it is, well, I guess you can find
out stuff, probably about people. You see family pictures and stuff,
(09:43):
but it just feels so awkward because you show up
and you're the only one there and the realtors like, oh,
so you know, when are you looking at moving? What
are you looking for? And it's like we're not even
looking man Like we'll say that you say, you're just
put your notes somebody else's business. I feel like I'm
just waiting. No, I just walk away and I let
my wife talked to him because I'm like, this is
so awkward and uncomfortable. And we walk around these people's
(10:04):
houses and we have no intention of even buying a house,
and we do it. We've done it numerous times. Interesting.
Is it maybe to build a portfolio in your mind
of what you like when you do decide to buy
a different house or upgrade or build a house. No,
not for me. I'm just like, this is a waste
of time, Like I could be doing something else with
my time. Does she searched him out ahead of time
(10:25):
or you see him ahead of time? By this Sunday
there's one two to four, we got to be there
and I'm like, stop it. She goes, No, it's over
in a great neighbor And I'm like, we are not
going fun free activity. Yeah, that's fun. I feel like
you're going into someone's house though without really so it
doesn't matter. So is everyone else stage they know you're coming,
they're an It is so weird and so terrible. It's
(10:47):
just very stupid falling in love with the house. I'm
just like, Okay, here we go. What have you made
her do? Oh? I made her join a fantasy football
league last year, one that I was not in, but
I found one that she could understand my love of
it and how much I enjoy it. Why it's she
hated it. Yeah, that didn't help. No, she was like,
(11:07):
this is so annoying it to pay attention to so
much stuff. All the dude's so passionate about this, And
after about three weeks she was just like, I don't
want to do it. All the guys like, oh, we
had to do this, and we made her ray, we'll
just we'll do it. The dudes go ahead. Yeah, So
she made me decorate for seasons. I thought a place
just stays neutral, but now it's you know, we're starting
to put our pumpkin stuff out, not necessarily Halloween time,
but we're moving into fall, and then after that it's
(11:29):
obviously Christmas and stuff like. So she's she's taught me,
I'm kind of down with it. It makes it feel
more homey. And what do you make her do? Yeah?
So I took her. I told her out fun horse
racing once. So we went to Kentucky and we bet
the ponies that it was. Yeah. She's asked about ten
times since then. If we can go back. So, yeah,
before I play this song, i't you you guys to
listen in here, listen closely. Oh, influence in a positive way? Right?
(11:58):
How about that? It's time for the good news. In Michigan,
there's a ten year old boy who's playing on the
rocks by a damn, And have you ever seen water
by a damn? It's real rough. It's always going to circle,
looks like a bunch of whirlpools. While the kid slips
off the rocks, falls in the water. He's like, help help.
Bunch of witnesses see it. They call nine one. Well
(12:20):
opser Kinsey. He's off duty. He's a firefighter and a
police officer. He hears it on the radio and says,
I'm right here. Let me go see if I can help.
He sees the kid, grabs the flotation device from his cruiser.
He jumps in the water, gets the kid. By that
time the rest of the crew show up. They pull
both of them out of the water. They save the kid.
He's great. The thing too, about most damns, if they're
generating that water is forty degrees. Oh yeah, it's because
(12:44):
we used to I lived by damn, so we used
to go out and always a waterline too, you can.
That's where a lot of fishwaar too. They stay at
the warm, cold waterline. But we would go. We would
try to see who could stay underwater the longest and
freezing and you get up, you'd be read. You guys
would do that, oh all time. That's what you do
in small towns. Bro. That sounds terrible. That's what you do.
You're like, all right, that's what's the record? Forty one seconds,
(13:05):
let's go. It would be hard to even get up
once you went down. So I probably jumped into freezing
cold water and saved a kid. That's an awesome story.
That is what it's all about. That was tell me
something good. A lot of phone. It's Monique in Houston, Texas. Monique,
how's it going, Hi, Bobby? I'm good. How are you?
I'm doing pretty good. I'm so grateful that you're on
(13:26):
the phone. We're gonna give you a chance now to
win a prize. That prize I ask, goob Steve, what
the prize is? One hundred dollars Sonic gift card. Okay,
I got to ask on myself, one hundred dollars Sonic
gift card Monique, if you can win this game, do
you feel like you've been listening to the show for
a good amount of time. Yes, I'm almost a ten
year long listener. Wow, I like that. Okay, So what's
(13:50):
gonna happen is I'm gonna give you five questions and
Bobby boneshow trivia. If you can get four out of five,
you win the one hundred dollars Sonic gift card. If
you get five out of five, I'll give you the
gift card and one of these beanie babies in my
bag behind me. Yeah, from the value bag. The valuable
one of Scooba Steep does not want me to give away. Okay,
how did that sound? That's exciting? Yeah, all right, let's
(14:11):
play the game. Here's an example question, Monique, what state
do I have tattooed on my right arm? The state
of Arkansas's correct? An example one. We're just warming up
a little bit. We're gett our stretches in our calisthenics
as they say, all right, four out of five, Monique,
We're gonna start easy. Number one, speaking of states, what
(14:33):
state is my wife from? She is from Oklahoma, that's right.
Number two. Our signature drink is from sonic. It's called
the Bobby Slash Caitlin Water. What candy is in that drink?
That would be nerds? We love it, We love it.
(14:55):
Question number three, which show member has been married the longest?
At seventeen years? The longest seventeen Eddie? You say, Eddie?
The answer is what's the key? Eddie? What long marriage?
(15:16):
What's the key? Don't give up? You don't give up.
You'll make it all the way? Okay? All I got
for you? He sounds real catty. Feel about that advice there.
That's extremely inspirational, Eddie. Remember that when you're having problems,
just don't give up. Just don't don't. That is there's
(15:37):
something to it. There's something nasty for sure. You all right, Monick,
you get one more out of the next two, you'll
be the champion who went hundreds or something and a
chance of a beanie baby. All right, here we go, Monique.
How much money was I find by the FCC in
twenty fourteen? Was it a million dollars? I think it
was a million dollars seven figures. You think some find
(16:00):
me one million dollars? Yes? That is k okay? Yeah.
If she went to if she's five for five. Monique,
I was the captain of what senior high team when
I was in seventh grade? What would you say? She
(16:26):
can skip? No? Get out my dog? No, he's giving
your dog away. Who was the first celebrity I ever interviewed? Monique?
First celebrity Darius Rule? Is this scubon voice changers the room? Wow?
(16:50):
This is unbelievable. I have to tell you boys something.
I love the show so much and at work on
our website we get to have like Little Bio was
about ourselves, and I have in my work bio that
I'm obsessed with a Bobby Bones show. But I'm like
a huge fan with wo work bio for four years already. Wow. Well,
(17:13):
what can I What can I give you other than
the gift card and a Beanie Babies or anything from
the show that you want. I'd like to have a
piece of memorabil you have some sort um? I don't know,
do you guys? Does anyone like still have their chair
from the mailmantle? A chair? Love it? You went right
(17:34):
for it? Wow? You gotta respect it. You want cherry
under one? Yeah? It's the thing about the chairs are
they're too big and we only wu stamps dot com
and I don't that be a tough one. Yeah, that'd
be a tough one. We do have chairs. Is there
anything else that you would like thinking about it that
we can actually mail to you without it costing us
a thousand dollars? I don't know. Lunch help me pick something,
(17:57):
because I feel like you you would go for the
go ahead. Well, I got the perfect thing that when
I was cleaning up my closet the other day. I
brought scuba for crap from the back, a pair of
my old use boxers okay, one hundred dollars, Sunday gift card,
a Beanie baby from the good bag, and lunch boxes
(18:18):
used boxes. A guy in Virginia went to claim his
six hundred dollars lottery prize and when he gets there,
they said, no, you actually want a million bucks? Wow?
How do you do that? How do you do what?
How do you mistake six hundred dollars for a million? Okay?
So we picked out the twenty times the money scratch
(18:40):
off ticket, and so some of those the times the
time where you're like, oh, I want this, but then
they start multiplying it and you don't realize that they're
being multiplied and that's what he thought. He wants six
hundred bucks. So he goes and he goes, hey, and
they like one person looked at it, and they like
called their supervisor one of those things, Hey, John, which
you come to the desk for a second, And so
(19:00):
that's what they're like, No, no, no, this mummultiple multiply due.
Hi amazing. I guess why I think I would have
been on to it being more than six hundred is
maybe they had to go to the office. What's the
role on that. I think it's over five hundred dollars,
I believe because I've never had to go to the office,
so I wouldn't know technically, but I think it's five
(19:22):
hundred dollars. The winner chose to take its winnings is
the one time lump some payment of seven hundred fifty
nine thousand dollars. Wow, that's crazy just to win six
hundred bucks to be awesome. Now, if I do win,
I'd be like, I know this says I only want
two hundred, but I can't wait to go in. Then
tell me I want two million. Lunchbox. The fact that
you have not won even as much as Scuba Steve,
who is who never plays the lottery and Scuba. You
(19:45):
won like a month ago. How much do you win? Yeah,
I was gonna say, when he's over there talking about
five hundred dollars, he's obviously never won that much because
you can cash that out at the gas station. I
think it's somewhere in the thousands. You gotta take it
to the Florida or the lottery office. And what did
you win? The most I've won is five hundred, But
I mean I've one thousands over the years, Like I
went twelve here, twenty there, fifty here, one hundred there.
(20:05):
But the biggest five hundred. You win twelve dollars one
of them. Yeah, Like sometimes you win twelve bucks if
you get like one of the numbers, right, twelve bucks.
But five hundred is more than you've ever won, and
you probably twenty times more than him. You're exactly right.
But that's just how life works. Sometimes. I'm not giving up, hey,
Like Eddie said, Yes, never give up, Let's keep fighting.
(20:26):
An investigation lasting more than a year has resulted in
charges against three teachers in Pascal County. This is from
Bay News. Nine Officials say that three teachers are accused
of helping students take exams or in some cases, taking
the test for them out right, because if the students
got a higher grade, then the teacher would get additional funds.
(20:46):
District officials said that when a student passes industry certification exams,
their teacher receives additional funds. Each of the three teachers
charged with being a part of an organized scheme to
de fraud. Now, when it talks about funds, does this
mean that they get a bonus or does it mean
it's a classroom get it just as fun? That's different.
I would I'm just assuming this is me just assuming here.
(21:06):
I'm assuming that's a bonus. Yeah, I mean, if you're
gonna do it, you're doing it for a bonus here,
You're not doing it for the pencils and paper that
you're getting for your classroom. Well, they went hard though,
and just took it for them. They're like, you're not
gonna have me bad anna with the money? How pross student.
They're like, hey, hey, little Jimmy, listen here. Well I
don't love little Jimmy. You have this they call it
(21:28):
an eighth grade or love Jimmy. But yes, that's that's
a weird thing to ask because somebody had to talk, yes,
like somebody talked. And finally, as we talk about money,
a study shows that there's a big difference on the
age groups and the generations and how they talk about
the money they've made, meaning Millennials and gen z share
with each other kind of how much they're making, so
(21:50):
nobody gets taken advantage of. You know, the old school
thing is, don't talk about how much you make, never
share how much you make. So twelve percent of Boomers
only told anybody they worked with how much they made.
And I'm assuming peers because I have somebody who's a
peer of mine and he knows everything I make. He
seeing a contract, he knows every single thing that's in it.
Because I didn't want him to get taken advantage of
(22:12):
when he was doing his contract because we are in
similar we have similar jobs, and so there are other
people to do this in the industry, like I know
other super I don't want to put anybody out, but
they do those right. And so boomers twelve percent, fourteen
percent of Gen xers. Then it hits a little bit
(22:32):
over twenty five percent of millennials shared how much they make.
Thirty percent of our forty percent of gen Z talk
about how much they are. So you do that so
you find out one if you're being screwed over or
to make sure that other people aren't being screwed over.
Thoughts Amy, Oh, well, none of us here know anything
about you. Guys always say you're millennials, right, Yeah, I
(22:53):
don't want to be. I would prefer to be gen X.
But I got some millennial award I was like, and
I'm like, I'm like, no, no, I don't want to
be a millennial. Now you are, and it depends on
which version of millennial. It could be eighty year. But
the line, I prefer to be gen X. You know,
Nirvana books and done. You know that's me. I like
(23:15):
what you do in order to like help your friends
out in a way if you can, that's okay, But
just for a regular work environment, I don't know that.
Let me see your contract. I don't know that just
talking or bragging about it for no reason. But I
think sharing, if the more information is out there, the
more you can use that information to make sure that
nobody gets screwed over. Yes, I mean that's that's what
it is. And make sure that people that are doing
(23:35):
the same job are getting paid the same. Nobody on
this show does the same job as anybody else, though,
so there's no what Yeah, you're right. I mean I
was gonna say Amy and Eddie and I, but I
do more than them? No, okay, Yeah, do you think
you do more than them? Yeah? Okay, I bring more
(23:55):
of the time. I was going to say the exact opposite. Yeah,
he does the least out of everyone what he does
a lot? Are you sticking up for him? I don't know.
I'm looking out for everybody. On the phone right now.
It's Christy from North Carolina. Hey, Christy, welcome to the show.
What can I do for you? I have a regular Hi,
(24:16):
a little dad. Because of the conversation that happened with
Lunchbox and the caller about his clear my lip, I
just can't believe that he would take things and resources
that school teachers need and then speak to that girdel
the way he did and act like, oh, well, thank
you for telling me that if my kids go to
(24:36):
school and they don't have their supplies, the teachers will
just supply them. I just thought that was so disrespectful.
Let me say, first of all, solid impression like that, Yeah,
and Secondly, we agree with you. Thirdly, for those that
do not know what happened, Lunchbox did his own list
and he was like, please you guys clear my list. Yeah,
two bushels of bananas, some crust, toothpaste, laundry churge. Yeah,
(25:03):
they sent me stuff his hardcore fans they love. Oh,
it's appreciative. And what she's saying is that I'm disrespectful.
But here's her thing. How about you call in and
complain about the teachers because why don't we donate that
stuff for the homeless? What? No, No, she's saying, I'm
taking because the teachers terrible. Why Look, why do the
teachers need it? They have a job, They chose to
(25:24):
become a teacher. The reason is because I don't think
teachers sign up to have to spend all their own money,
which they don't get paid a lot anyway, too, because
they could actually not spend any of their own money
and only spend the money that the schools or the
state give them, and they would probably it'd be very
difficult for them to effectively teach our kids, and that
that would be what would happen. So, if you are okay, listener,
(25:46):
education is not good anyway. So if you're okay with
our education system being terrible and remaining terrible and teachers
just going up, and there's lot of guy so screw it.
Let's just do a bad job. If you're okay with that,
then cool. Oh I'd plenty of bad teachers. Look where
I am exactly the great job I made it. My
point is teachers need help. We should help them. And
if we can't help them by electing people they're gonna
(26:07):
make sure they get raises, then we should help them
by if we can help them out day to day. Absolutely,
So that that's what's up. Christie. I appreciate you calling.
I'm glad you said it. I've said it a few times,
but I think it means a little more when when
people like yourself call in. Yeah. I just think you
need to remember your privilege. I am privileged. That's why
people give me things. Should we Christie? Should we fire him?
(26:29):
You're a listener this morning just because of how he
asked them the things he said. I don't think that
you want that as a representation of you and your show.
I just think it's a little sad. Oh man, Well,
let me tell you it's so hard to say, it's
so hard to say one person and there's nine arguing
against him. Yeah, it's ten percent of America that acts
(26:50):
like he does. And secondly, we still let him have
his voice because this is America. So vote. This is
a very American show. I'll say it, USA, Red and
Blue America roam. All right, Christy, thank you for your call.
All right, bye, Thank you so much, guys. By your
Amy's pile of stories, Miriam Webster added three hundred and
(27:12):
seventy new words and phrases to its dictionary. Some that
we know exactly what they are. Pumpkin spies, side hustle,
those are just now getting added. And by the way,
dictionaries now just on. This is an online thing. Yeah,
so you can add anything at this point because it's limitless.
But okay, pumpkin spies is just being added. Yeah, and
side hustle and baller. But I had never heard of
(27:33):
the word yeat. Do you know what that means? Y
e et yeat sounds like yells, sound like eat? What
is it? But I feel like I want to be
in on this lingo And it's slang used to express surprise, approval,
or excited enthusiasmic if you're calling it lingo, you can't
use it lingos at old first, and it was like,
(27:54):
I want to be on this lingo lingo, all right,
what else larp? I've heard that? I don't know. Yeah,
that's when those dorks fight with swords in the park.
It's live action role play. I didn't want to jump
on it so quickly and be like, yeah, it is
lunch box. They're not dorks. They are passionate about something
and they're out there doing it and living it out.
(28:14):
You went to watch a sixteen and pregnant person sign
a book in there for hours? I did. I was
the last one in line, just I can have more
time with her. Well, and then the last one I
want to talk about is adorable. It's like adorable but
in a dorky way. So oh you knew that one. Yeah, okay,
socially awkward or quirky in a way that is also endearing. Yeah,
(28:34):
I know the lingo. Kelloggs just dropped some advice on
how to make your sugary breakfast cereal healthier, and it's
basically that you should buy No, this is crazy to me.
They said, just buy a second box of our other
kinds of cereal that have less sugar and mix them together.
That way you get less sugar. But you're a good idea. Yeah,
(28:56):
I meant boxes anyway, like over time. If you're gonna
eat two boxes of cereal and you want to eat
less sugar, just get those two boxes and you have
two boxes of less sugary but still tastes pretty good.
I will. Yeah. They call it a cereal mash up.
And you can mix frosted flakes with special ka And
if you don't think our shows that funny, listen to
two in a row, because for sure find different points
(29:18):
over two shows that make you laugh same thing. Dolly
Parton and Kelly Clarkson put out a version of nine
to five, and Dolly said that nobody sings like Kelly Clarkson,
so she was thrilled to have her on the song.
And then Kelly said, I hope you'll like what we did.
But even if you don't, remember that I got to
sing a duet with the magical Dolly Parton and I
(29:38):
have bragging rights till the end of time. Good. I
don't like it. I like Kelly Clarkson a lot, I
like Dolly a lot. It's just too different from the
Let me try to clear on mind. I was just
expecting and if I is still good, it's not only
good because it was old. That's right. So I need
(30:01):
to remove this from my head, even though that's what
it is. Have you heard the new version or are
you just hearing it for the first time? Okay, so
you didn't like it after two seconds? So which is
wrong of me? It's because he had expectations. Yes, I
was facing it all my feelings towards the old version. Yes,
let's go give you I got a little better. I mean,
(30:23):
I'm sure I think I would like it. I just
the melody is not the same, and so where the
melody would be working? Nine two five. Wait, that's a
little slower. I'm sure I'll like it if I listened
to it more. But right now, that's gonna be a
nough for me. Doctor. All right, thanks for Randy. That's
(30:44):
my file. That was Amy's pile of stories. Kid's time
for the good News Good five years ago before the
US Open tennis tournament, there's a little kid and he's
interviewing Roger Federer, the one of the greatest of all time. Says, hey,
I need you to make me a promise that you'll
(31:04):
play at least five, six, seven more years so we
can play head to head. And Roger Federer said, not
only do I promise, I peaky promise, So smash Cup.
Five years later, this little kid, they say, here, you're
gonna go to training in Switzerland. But really it was
a surprise match against Roger Federer. So this kid is
(31:24):
one of the top players in the twelve and under
category in the United States. He's eleven years old. Here
you go, Zesu, I'm mister Federer, Roger, welcome to Switzerland.
Thank you. We have a promise, right, Yes, we got
to play. Yeah, are you ready? Yeah? And then Federer
beat him seventy two z Yeah, the kid never returned.
(31:49):
You want to get better and you're good. Good, that's
a good story. And then they played It's awesome. And
then Federer is obviously near the end. Yeah, but he
did wait five or six years and flam out and
they played that's a great story. That is what it's
all about. That was telling me something good.
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