(Tues Full Show) Morgan2 Shares Recent Interesting DM's She's Gotten + Amy Overheard Some Of The Guys On The Show Talking Badly About Her Movie + We Share Our First Kiss Stories

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Speaker 1 (00:01):
Welcome to Tuesday's show Morning Studio. Dare we go? Let's go? Everybody,
you know I have nothing. I'm done. Ryan's guys. Guys,

(00:22):
the Laker Bones, which is my nine year old sons
basketball team. I coach him. Bobby is an owner or
sponsor of the team. So guys, we are undefeated. We
played our first game, that's all right. We played our
friends first game Saturday morning. We dominated. Well, it was
twelve eight, not of really a domination, but it is
because that's four points over. That means you scored for

(00:44):
a more points. Yeah, I like that, dude. It was awesome.
And let me tell you, I think I found my calling.
I think I'm supposed to be a basketball coach at
a high level or well, you start small. I think
you start with a nine year olds, move on to
high school, then call it and then who knows? NBA, dude,
I don't. I couldn't sleep the night before because I

(01:04):
was so nervous about the game. I'm drawing up plays,
I'm going through like substitution charts. How am I going
to sub this verse? And then after the game, after
we won, I could not stop thinking. I'm still thinking
about it this morning. Well, maybe he found through the night.
He goes, hey, how would you sub suit nine year olds?
Because you have to be fair with the parents, and

(01:26):
so it's a tricky question. Congratulations. You know, I don't
want to be an owner of our team. I don't
mean a loser, and I don't want to be a
coach of a losing Right, So we're at We'll want
to know Laker bones, who's our star player? I would say, um,
his initials are AA, okay, star player, and then my
son would be the second star player. Okay, let's go, Hey,
new contracts, renew give him big deal, a big deal

(01:48):
already and big to keep him. Yeah, let's let's get
us in the NI al right. Next up here is
like everybody, go ahead of guys. It is Thanksgiving time.
It's only a few days away, and we're gonna be
sitting around the dinner table of friends, family, and you're
all gonna go around, Oh what am I thankful for?
And everybody's gonna say family, food, my job, don't forget
about us. You need to say that you are thankful

(02:09):
for us. Bobby Amy, Lunchbox, Eddie Morgan, Number two, Ray Scuba,
Mike Dan, Abby, Kevin because we bring so much joy
and pleasure to your life, pleasure every single day that
we make your life better. So don't take us for
granted this Thanksgiving season. Make sure you say you're thankful

(02:31):
for us. Next up, So, I was thinking about taking
my daughter to jingle Ball because Lizzo's playing and she
loves Lizzo. Jingle Ball is a big radio show in
New York or one of these the big cities where
they bring in people from the radio to play a
big show where just goes. It's like an iHeart country festival. Yes,
so a lot of fun, except for I'm looking at

(02:54):
the lineup and I just feel as though this is
the time marches on because some of the people I know.
I'm excited for Backstreet Boys, but that also makes me old. Uh.
And then there's all these artists like Dub Cameron, Ava,
Max Love, I know Ama Max, Who's aj R? I
know who they are? Their band, the Kid Laro, the
Kid Leroy. Yes, I don't see I've officially this is okay,

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So I would I just wouldn't maybe know their names.
And I just made me feel old looking at the
lineup because I feel like there was a time where
I would have known every single artist. Then there was
a time. Yeah, that time was fifteen years ago. Probably
that'd be fun for her. Though. If you guys go
to jingle Ball and you have connections, you know Elvis
ran and yeah, well the whole thing is like the

(03:44):
whole trip New York. I booked US flights on Southwest
with points free. My best friend from high school moved there.
We're staying at their place free. The whole trip is free.
If I go to jingle Ball free. Apparently we might
go to brett Eldridge free. Maybe apparently, Yeah, apparently I
got the ticket. You have to go. I'm like, this

(04:04):
is just what amazing that my kids wanted to go
see the Christmas Tree. So I'm like, great from Mountain Pine, Arkansas.
He has a show on Peacock and if you like
to bet, he'll give you a lock Bobby bone. Thank you,
thank you. That's why the sneak in the grasses on Peacock.
I can officially it's up there now, wow, thank you.
That's not what this is about. But it's up there,
and now I got it up there on my phone. Hey,

(04:26):
you need update to the newest version. La la la la.
I always do sure, and I always plug it in
update and usually chef's kiss, it's perfect, got all the
new This new update has slowed my phone down tremendously
and I don't have the new new that came out,
but I have the new Yeah. But they want you
to get the new new now. Yeah, but you can't.
I don't think it's about that. I think it's a

(04:47):
bad update. Really. The internet's slow, some of the apps
won't load. There are some really cool features, but it
ain't done. I'm encouraging everybody don't grab the new update
right now on the iPhone, wait till they fix it.
Until they fix it, because it's terrible or is my
friend Charles say, terrible? Horrible? Cool? I've read do have

(05:09):
an updated, don't do it yet, Wait another couple of
days until they fix it, because it's been a nightmare
for me. Okay, thanks for the tips. Good, you're welcome.
And peacock snake in the grass or how did you say? Ray?
What's the name of the network? Peacock? Yeah? Why does
he do that? That's right? Everybody says words different. You
say taco bell, I say it taco Bell, tacle Bell.

(05:31):
What's that show that comes on the weekend Saturday Night Live,
and Ray says he cocked idiot mail bag time get
something we call hello, Bobby Bones. Have a little problem.

(05:52):
I'm getting married in April and I want an unplugged ceremony.
My mom, however, doesn't. My point is that I have
a profess there to capture the moment perfectly. I do
not want people's arms and phones in my photos, especially
my first kiss photo. That's a special moment. My mom
thinks I'm being a bridezilla about the issue, but for me,

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it's a big deal. Why should I have to compromise?
What should I do? I have an idea, but I'm
not sure she'll like it. My idea is that before
the actual ceremony begins, the efficient announces that the bride
and groom will allow a minute or two for guests
to capture a couple pictures, then put the phones away.
Is that a fair compromise? Signed from a happy but

(06:33):
annoyed bride. We had no phones at our wedding. I
mean it was awesome. It actually made it a lot
more enjoyable. We had photographers there, and we had a
booth you could take a picture in, but for us
it was great because there weren't a lot of pictures
to take with people holding the night up, so we
could actually say hi to everybody instead of hey, let's

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get a picture here, let's get a picture there. It
was photographer pictures, but we get to say hi to
everybody that we wanted to say hi, to spend more
time with them. And that was the goal, which is
why we didn't have any cameras or phones there, because
we knew part of the job is the bride and
groom just like pictures of people, and so we're like, well,
let's eliminate that job. So we enjoyed it because we
could spend more time with people. I would say that's
your argument to your mom, like, hey, and don't make

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it about you in the picture, say I don't want
phones here because I don't want to have to take
pictures of everybody, not because you don't want to take
pictures with them, but because you want to spend time
with every single person there possible. But also watch your
mom even in the mix here maybe our parents paying
for it, No I don't. It almost doesn't matter. You
don't pay for it, and then get to make the
wedding rules as well. I never heard it. Call down plugs.
I don't keep my phone plugged in. That was like

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all acoustic guitars, no electricity. But this is not this
is you, bride. I think you should tell your mom
no phones. They can pull out phones as the reception,
but during the ceremony, no phones at all. We'll just
say that before we go. Please no phones out at
the ceremony. Yeah. I was gonna say, you don't even
have to have the efficients say give a two minute,
you know, picture taken time, and then put your phones way.

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Just no phones period, and the ushers can make sure
to tell people that, and then you'll be good. When
you walk down the aisle will be looking in and
be like, no phones, no phones as you come down,
no pictures plays. But yeah, this ain't about your mom.
I hate that she's making about her, and just say
no phones during the ceremony. Make that compromise if you
want to make one, and that's it. That's easy. The

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wedding should be about you. It is your day. I
appreciate your email, and I will say again we did
it and it was amazing, loved it all right, thank you.
If you want to email us, Morgan, what do they
do mailbag at Bobby Bones dot com. Close it up,
We've got your I was about to close back. We

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took a little break during that last break, and everybody
went to the bathroom only a couple of times a
morning where we're like, okay, everybody go to the bathroom
and rush back amy the women's bathroom in the men's bathroom,
right by each other. Yes, And you hear the guys talking,
and there's a thin wall between the two and I
hear Lunchbox he's talking bad about my movie, and it's
Mike D's in there. And then Ray's like, ha, you know,

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And I come out and raised washing his hands at
the kitchen seeing I said, you know, I can hear
y'all o. And then and he was like, oh, Ray,
what did you say anything? Ray? Uh? Yeah, I mean
I haven't seen the movie, but I was just curious
if Mike really thinks it's good or if it's complete
dog crap? Is what I said, called garon will talk.
What did you say, Lunchbox? I said, basically, what Mike

(09:23):
was saying is it was a pile of crap the
movie and that you're wise will like it and you'll
fall asleep. But that's every holiday movie. I'm just so yes.
I didn't say anything that was that mean what you hear?
I could just hear the mumblings through that. I heard
crap Amy's movie. Oh like I could just hear that
they were talking about me, And so yeah, I was

(09:44):
just gonna quit eavesdropping. I'm not. I couldn't help it.
Your voice is so loud. And then Ray's laugh is
Ray thought whatever Lunch said was hilarious. Yeah, so Ray said, yes, basically,
it's just a big turn. We all laughed. It not
very funny. A bunch of bullies in the bathroom. Like
willis Well coming out Thursday on HBO X Holiday Harmon,
he's starting brookshs. Did it hurt you feelings? No? I

(10:06):
don't expect them to be into I haven't even seen
rismas movies that make you feel good and bring you joy.
He's jealous because he's not in any exactly good point.
I am in something, was in something but live musical.
You didn't have a single line, and it was a
live stage musical in Vegas. It wasn't It takes a
lot more talent to be in live musical. He didn't
do anything, and it was a one time showing I

(10:27):
might go back. Uh, but anyway, I'm not jealous. I'm
just saying that, yes, and so Mike. But Mike, of
course still won't reveal his true colors. He's just like
he reveals true colors on the air. He said he
liked it all right, said it was three three out
of five. I know, but I'm saying no. You just
want him to say heyes it. That's all moving on
from this. It comes out Thursday, if you guys want
to watch it. Amy, Where were you when a stranger

(10:49):
asked if you hold their baby? Gas station bathroom? Whoa
listen to this? There's you know, it's there's like two
saints two stalls, so there's a little bit of room.
I'm in there. I'm washing my hands. This woman's in
there with three of her kids. I don't know their
ages for sure, but like three under three ish. One
of them's a baby, and she's holding the baby and

(11:09):
the other two kids are going the bathroom. When they
come out, I guess she realizes she really needs to
go to the bathroom, and so she asks if I
wouldn't mind holding her baby. Emergency situation. I really think
it was an emergency, and so luckily I'm not psychotic,
and I helped the baby and then returned it to her.
Good for you, were you? I was shocked? Yeah, yeah,

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that's a tough one. Quite honestly, I think she I
understand her desperate situation, and I looked harmless and a
Most people will do the right I think people will
do the thing and hold the baby for you. But
there's that one percent though, that might want that baby.
I wonder what if while she's in there, she's all
squatty potty, if she's like I wonder if baby he's
still out there, or if she just living life? Did

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she take her eyes off the baby? Or like, did
does she do? What the door? But I'm wondering she
shut the door, guys what I want to see my
baby the whole time whatever, turned my back. But did
she lean like and look through the door crack so
she could see you standing there? So she knew to
jump up? And the other two kids were standing out
there too, but they could stand the baby. I had

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to hold baby, said, I wasn't in charge of the
other time. I'm proud you did that, though, Hey, yeah,
I think I wanted too. Very interesting because I think
the ladies should have just probably if the baby can't stand.
I don't know why the baby wasn't in a car seat.
You carry the car seat and you just set the
car seat right there on the I think she came
in from the car and then was because the other
two needed to go. I really think she just really
so shoot, I should probably go to lady who I've

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never met. Good for you, though, I like it. It's
time for the good news. Good Seventeen year old Luke
moved from Brazil to Massachusetts. Had no idea it was
going to be that cold, so he didn't have a jacket.
But luckily his high school had a nation program, so

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he got a jacket from them. He's wearing it one
day and he reaches in his pocket and he says,
what is this. A pair of Gucci watches, a diamond,
an emerald bracelet, and two diamond rings. He's like, oh
my gosh, she's like a loose diamond. H yeah. And
he looks at the jacket and he says, there's nothing
on here except the name Dave. He made some phone calls,

(13:21):
called the Nonation place. They tracked down Dave. They found
Dave and said, hey, we have your jacket, and there
was some stuff in there, and Dave was so thankful.
He's an older guy. He said, oh my gosh, those
rings that was my wife's wedding ring and another ring
she had she just recently died. And the rest of
the jewelry is my mother's. Thank you so much. Here's
an audio. Here's audio of Dave getting his jacket. It
was still writing when I bought my wife and met

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the world that my daughter's scot damn mother's stuff back. Wow.
Sounds like a mobster to me. I don't know. I
think he's Oh it was my mom. Yeah, you know,
Paul he told me. I mean maybe my wife told me.
If I didn't get it back. There's two dudes in
the back. Yeah, yeah, we agree with them. We love
his mom. Yeah, I mean, okayone's gonna swim with the

(14:07):
Fishi's I mean, he's a friend of our stuff. But
we liked that. We liked that. That's because his story
is probably true. Yeah, but he did sound like John
Gotti a little bit. All right, that's what it's all about.
That was tell me something good. You guys have peacock.
Be sure to watch my show Snake in the Grass.
You haven't seen it yet. I'd love it. I'd love it.

(14:27):
If you watched it, maybe they'll like me then if
I get a lot of streams. I just wanted to
like me. But I'm super excited. It's up. It's on Peacock,
Snake in the Grass. You can watch it over your holiday.
You can watch Amy's movie Holiday Harmony. She has a
part in that movie. On HBO Max. We're everywhere. Who
do you even knew? This? And folks on a radio
show together out of nowhere broke one day, we'd be
on Peacock and HBO Max. Who even knew? They'd be

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streaming crazy one day? Who even knew? You know we
can do that because ten years ago we don't even
know what streaming was. I have a joker. I'm like,
my gonna watched him. We don't get on TikTok. She
wasn't alive. Yeah, yeah, okay. Here is Lunchbox running into
a celebrity at a restaurant. Now what level of celebrity
would you say? They are? As massive? B is big?

(15:11):
See middle celebrity? D oh B. So that's a big celebrity. Yeah,
a big celebrity. Okay, you walk in, you know who
this person is. Lunchbox ran into a celebrity at a restaurant.
What kind of restaurant? I it was a sit down restaurant.
You go see the hostess, they say how many in
your party? They sit you down at a table, they
bring you some food, they take your drink. Sounds like

(15:32):
a restaurant. Yeah, like that kind of restaurant. I wouldn't say,
it's uh there the fineness of dining, But I wouldn't
say it's like is it a chain? Yes, it's a change.
Why have some difficult to pull it out of him? Okay,
so what do you want to say? Who you saw? Now? Oh?
I didn't know. If you guys want to get out,
tell me the story first though. So we are sitting
my wife and I have the kids, and we're sitting

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there and we're right around the host of stands, a
few tables away from the host of stand and I
see this celebrity walk in with their family and kids
and they walk up and they say, oh, we'd like
a table, and they tell them all to be twenty
to thirty minute wait, and they make the celebrity just
sit down and wait with the regular people, and I'm like,

(16:13):
oh my goodness, this is so awkward. Do you think
the celebrity thought they would get pref Rachel treatment Because
I don't think most people when they go into a
restaurant think they're gonna get it. I think if they
call ahead, if they're so big, they call ahead and
see if they can get it, and if they can,
they go right through, and if they can't, they don't
even go. I think they understand when they walk in
somewhere that even if there's a weight, they're moved right

(16:34):
to the top of the list that they you know,
even if there's not a table really open, they tell someone, hey,
you gotta go, like you got to be in two routing,
and they clear a table real quick, and they prized
the restaurant did nothing. Yeah, or they pull a chair,
a table out from the stores closet and they put
it somewhere. They find a way to get the celebrity in.
But so then you know, you just have those benches
that sit there by the hostess dam where there's people

(16:54):
kids climbing snot flying, and there's the celebrity in them
and him I did say that, you said his family, Yeah,
who knows who does not mean I don't know, okay,
thinking is it you? Oh my god, is it you?
He did this whole thing to us where we tried
to track a celebrity in him. Okay, No, I was

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already sitting at a table and I was just like, okay,
was it you in the past watching yourself through a memory? No, Okay,
this is a real celebrity. Who do you think it is?
I'm trying to think, Okay, guy Dirks, but Dirks is
not be. Dirks's that's who I think with kids. Well,
Lunchbox thinks Dirks is be. That would be hilarious. And
I don't think Lunchbox talked to the celebrity, So maybe
it's not someone he knows. Did you talk to them?

(17:37):
Talk to him later? Okay later? Okay, so he knows them? Okay,
who'd you guess? Did you want to hear the call first?
Because he called in. If you hear the call, you're
gonna know it is. Did he call the restaurant and
lectured them about a celebrity be in there and them
not paying the celebrity? Lunch Box like they want to
be treated normal and they would feel weird if they
cut all these other people. I don't think absolutely weird.

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You know who it is? Kids that's married? Howser, howser.
Good guess Jake. But I would say Jake's a Lee
Bryce m Yeah, it could be Lee Bryce. Is it?
Let's take each get two yes or no questions? Yeah,
we'll play as a team. Dude, Okay, Jake Owen no, no,
yes or no questions? Yes or no? Country? Oh my god,

(18:19):
we wasted her question? Did you did stop yelling at me?
Go ahead? Country artists? Yes? All right? Has he been
on this show? Has he performed on the show? Yes?
I guess another person name? Okay, don't don't? Is his

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wife known? No? Okay? Do we know his wife? I
have no idea. Who you know Eddie? Now? Do we
as a group? I don't. I have no idea. You
may know her, you may not. I know you know
his wife? Have you ever talked to her? And like? Yeah,
I know her. I've met her once. Okay, so it's
not who I thought it was. Okay, is he Balding? No?

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Does he ever keeping? Well? That's it. That's it. Two weeks.
I wish I had one more question. I'm gonna go
Luke Brian Brian's a true. No, I agree, but I
don't know his lunch box is an a Jared Neman.
Oh wow, lover lover. You don't even good? No more,

(19:27):
go ahead, lunch box. Do you want to play? Who
is it? You want to tell? You? You want to
hear the clip? Is it? Well? If yes, let's hear
the clip. Yeah, I guess, okay, go ahead clip. Hello.
I was in there the other night, and I gotta
tell you something you need to improve on is how
you treat celebrities. Okay, Yeah, So I was in the
restaurant and luckily I got a table right away, and

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then I saw Dave Haywood from Lady A and he
had to wait for a table and he had to
sit there for like twenty minutes and wait for a table.
And I'm like, guys, do you not know who celebrities are?
When celebrities come in, you gotta let them sit down
right away? Heard my managers? Now, no, no, no, no,
I'm asking you. Okay, yeah, you know what I'm saying. Yeah,

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you know who Lady A is? Right? No clue? Oh
oh it's a quarter after three and I need you now.
I mean, they're one of the biggest bands in country music.
And Dave Haywood, who's one of the three members, walks in.
I'm like, oh, he's gonna get a seat right away,
and nope, Well thank you for the advice. I'll definitely
a little be brought up in a meeting. Yeah, don't

(20:35):
you you know what I mean? You think celebrity you know,
you know you believe that celebrities should be sat down
right away, right like that's the way to do it.
It depends on who it is. Yeah, yeah, I mean
this was Dave Heywood. So all right, Well, thank you
so much. I just wanted to call and let you
know and give you some tips. And I want to
say thank you as since I'm a celebrity. Also I
appreciate you getting me right in. But man, when Dave
Haywood from Lady A walks in next time, we got

(20:57):
to get him a seat. Lunchbox went full porky pig
on her, and I like his singing of needs you
Now it's a quarter after three, and I know Dave
and he would not have wanted to cut line. I
say that, but Dave would not have no, of course
not but Lady as A. But I thought individually Okay,

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if they don't walk in is all three they're be
like dressed up well, And they've even said that before
that when they're all three together you can't avoid it,
but individually they can kind of get by. Sounds like
a fancy place for an accent. All I know is
I couldn't believe it. Hey, you eat a fancy places?
Ain't fancy? Boy can attend talk? I no, that was good.
I felt like she was trying to get off the

(21:39):
phone me and I was trying to keep it on.
That's all, folks. Lexus is on with us who lives
in Washington. Let's go to the phones, Lexus. Good morning,
morning studio Lexus. Here's the question. Now up for grabs
a one hundred dollars gift card to Sonic. More than

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half of Americans admit they have ended a friendship permanently
or temporarily over this disagreement. What is it now? Lexis
going to do is I'm gonna come to you in
just one second. I'm gonna ask it one more time
to let our listeners here and also give you, Lexus
a little more time to think about your answer. So
Lexis will get to answer, and then we'll go to

(22:22):
the show. See if you get it right, then we'll
do one more bonus round. Okay, Alexis. More than half
of Americans admit they've ended a friendship permanently or temporarily
over this disagreement. What is Alexis? Oh man, I would
have to say, Probably regarding parenting Parka, probably a lot

(22:44):
of parents who disagree on things say, well, if you're
gonna do that with your kid, I can't let my
kid hang out with your kid that kind of thing. Yeah,
that's a great guess. It is not right, though, I'm correct. Okay,
so that's one down. Now, Alexis, you're gonna get to
choose from Amy, Lunchbox, Eddie or Morgan. They've all been
sitting on this for a few minutes thinking about it.
They've each written their answer down. And who would you like? Oh, yeah,

(23:06):
that's a good one. Who would you like to team
up with? Lexis? Oh my gosh, I'm gonna go with Morgan? Okay,
well else, Yeah, she's good's strong at this game. So
let's see here, Morgan, what do you have I have
of someone's choice a boyfriend or girlfriend who Lunchbox? Well,

(23:28):
I don't want to copy Morgan, but I have person dating,
so I will change it. No, no, no, you can't
change it. That's your answer. You can have that. No,
I have other options, you know that's your answer. You
can't change it because she did. You all have written
it down. That's the point. Can I can? I can?
I go over my other ones? Not yet, Eddie. Politics,
that was the other one I had, Okay, but politics

(23:49):
never gonna get it. I feel like you're gonna get it. Yeah, relationships.
Oh okay. A lot of you guys say that, how
much she's wrong wrong? Yeah, that means I got it.
Yours is politics? Politics? Come on, dude, I mean people
fight about it all the time. You voted for rough

(24:11):
Get out of here. We're not friends anymore. And then
the next term, okay, we're friends again. Show me politics,
let's go. No. So okay, so we're all for two now, Okay, Lunchbox,
how many answers you ever written down there? Well? I
had four, and dating and politics were two of them. Okay,
So here's what we're gonna do. Lexus. You're either gonna
go with Lunchbox and his two answers, or you're gonna

(24:32):
go that he doesn't have it. In his two answers,
and that'll be the bonus round. So if you think
Lunchbox has two answers, there, if you think he's got
it in one of us two long, I could be
ten seconds right, anymore you have and go. The question
is more than half Americans admit they've been at a
friendship over this disagreement, permanently or temporarily. What is it? Three?

(24:52):
I'm in two one Lunchbox time up dropped Finn. All right,
Lexis you can go with lunchboxes list or that he
doesn't at it on his list? Oh boy, you know
what I love LB. I'm gonna go with LB. Going
with the list, Yeah, go with the last. Maybe you
have I have one, two, three, four, five, okay. Number

(25:13):
one um illegal substances, okay, Number two money fights over money.
Number three divorce. You got divorced, so ah, that's against
the world. The sin, that's a world against the world.
Number world another sin, premarital relations. Number five Sports teams.

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That's it. That's it, saved the best for the last.
That's it. I wanted you, guys, and that was one
of my original sports teams. Alexas. I'm gonna give you
a chance to stay with lunchboxes, guesses, or you can go.
You know what, I don't like them. I want none
of them. We got it, Alexa's don't even change. You're

(25:57):
going to Sonic. I'm gonna stay with LV. Yeah you are.
If you want to be a winner, and then when
my sports scene wins, you won't be liking me and
you'll not be my friend for a year. I don't
know what he's saying. I need Rosetta Stone different whatever.
That is what I said it because it was my sports.
More than half of Americans met, they've ended a friendship
permanently or temporarily over the fact that they had different

(26:22):
favorite football teams. Like Lexus, you went to Nice job
to you as well. It's a long time to get
to this point. We got there, though, we got to
write those extra ones. Now we got there, Alexus, stay
on the phone for one second. That is awesome. Lexus

(26:42):
wins and how you all. I give card to Sonic.
Thank you all. Voicemail from Danny in Virginia, Bobby Bones
my man morning studio, and I'm just calling you to
let you know that listening to the twenty five Whistle
was podcast and I decided to put some smiles on
the line based on your guarantee, and that thing hit.
So thank you very much. You are amazing, brother, you

(27:04):
are amazing. Keep bringing it the smiles, baby, thank you
very much. If you guys wonder what that means, smiles,
we can't say money. That's so we say smiles. Yeah,
we say more smiles and frowns because we can't say money.
We can't say we're gonna win money. I'm frowning because
I forgot to place the bet. I know, but guys, yeah,
we did pretty good. It was nice last miles, last miles,

(27:25):
and I saw everybody posting about their smiles, and I
was all brown and over here more smiles and frowns. Well,
you don't have two years even no frowns. He didn't
lose anything. I didn't lose anything. But it's to know
that I could be smiling. Well. I put up a
new episode yesterday. Go check it out. Just search for
twenty five whissels wherever you listen to your podcast. All right,
next up, here's Betsy in Massachusetts. I have a morning corny.

(27:47):
What do you call a night? Too afraid to fight?
Their render? Happy? Thanksgiving? Everybody good? One like that sir,
pretty good yours Amy's pile of stories. All right, Bobby,
If your favorite band told you to put away your

(28:07):
phone during their show, would you, Yeah. I don't keep
my phone up anyway. I'll take pictures and maybe an
Instagram story, but I don't really care to watch other
people's so I don't think people care to watch mine. Yeah,
so yes I would, but also be like, hey, Papaul
White telling them to put their phone away. I would,
But it's like, really, only old people do that. I

(28:29):
know a lot of artists sometimes, well, the phone's part
of the experience now, It's just it wasn't whenever. Some
of these artists were young, so they think it shouldn't
be for other young people, right. But I think that
a lot of artists feel this way. But a band
called Placebo is specifically asking their fans not to film
or take pictures at their shows. Instead, they want them
to quote, be here and now and in the present

(28:51):
and enjoy the moment. Okay, But counterpoint, what if they
take pictures and post them online and it's just an
advertisement for you guys? They don't want that. Yeah, but
phones now are as much a part of the experience
as anything for people that are thirty five and younger.
It's just how they've always grown up. And if you go,
no man like phones, Okay, that's fine, but you're old.

(29:15):
Thank you. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. And I love phones.
Go ahead. A couple found eight hundred thousand dollars worth
of rare gold coins hidden under their kitchen floor. They
got a house, they were renovating it. They started digging.
They thought they found something. There was an electrical cord.
They followed it, then boomed They found this little can,

(29:35):
a cup side like a soda can. They opened it up.
There was coins dating back to sixteen ten and seventeen
twenty seven. That will be fun to have because it
doesn't feel like that's Mexico drug runners, right, pirates? You
know you're good. Yeah, unless there's like a group of
rogue pirates still out looking X marks this spot. It's

(29:56):
under the house. But how awesome would that be? Yeah,
it'd be pretty cool. I guess they kept it, right,
I think? So? Yeah, they went and you know got it.
You know what, I what do you call it? A praise? Yes?
I was gonna say estimated, but appraised. And they found
out it's worth that, which is kind of crazy. Yeah.
I guess if I found a bucket of cash, though
I would have been scared to share, because that cartel

(30:17):
stuff a little different. The guy shows up in a
suit with a patch on, though I'm here to sell
you some encyclopedias. I mean, I watch out because he's
looking for that money. I will say, get multiple estimates
because they were first told it be about two hundred
thousand dollars and then turns out it was actually eight
hundred thousand. Love it. Dustin Lynch is not in a relationship,

(30:39):
and I guess, thank god, oh man, I was wondering.
I woke up this morning and I was like, I sure,
hope there's breaking news about Ustin lynch relationship. Go ahead.
I guess kind of bothering him. He told Taste of
Country Nights quote, I wish I could say I'm off
the market, but I'm not. I'm lonely. Well, you can't
say it. You can just lie. You wish you could
say it. You could say it, but it's also not lonely.

(31:01):
Maybe he's lonely for like a long term partner, but
Dustin Letch ain't lonely. Of dstinlet I want to be lonely.
I'm there. I know what he's saying. Well, apparently he's
a sucker for brunettes with light eyes. So if you
fit that, maybe you, you know, send a message. Is
this an ad? Yeah? I mean what is this? No,
it's an article that I saw. Thank you, Amy, our

(31:22):
listeners might appreciate to know. Okay, okay, maybe that's my pile.
That was Amy's pile of stories. It's time for the
good news. Last week, someone was walking down the sidewalk
on the south side of Detroit, looks over in the roads, like, man,
that looks like a wallet, goes over there, picks to

(31:45):
wallet up twenty six hundred dollars in cold, hard cash,
and the person's like, man, I don't know what to
do with this wallet. Why'd you wrap your hands together
when you're saying that you're thinking about what you would do,
I'm like, twenty six hundred rob his hands together like
he's about to do something shady. Go ahead, And I'm
thinking I'm looking around. There's no one there. But this

(32:05):
person went and found a police officer said, hey, I
found this wallet. Hopefully you can track down the owner.
And so the police officer went through it had a
couple of things of identification and got it back to
the owner. Well, the person remained anonymous, so it's a
guy or a girl that found it only got a
gift card somewhere. Doesn't say how much they give million
dollars probably not, so I probably would have taken five hundred,

(32:28):
taken it without asking. Well, yeah, because if you're not
gonna give me a reward, but you didn't know you
weren't getting a reward, I know. But that's why you
always say, oh no, I like if you take the
five hundred and then they offer your reward, No, no,
I don't need a reward, don't worry about it. Then
you're giving it back to them in a way. Yeah,
it's like a rebate on issues. You're proactively taking me
so it's not that awkward, like do they give me
a reward? Not? They already gave you the reward. They

(32:49):
have no idea. You know what, I liked the story
that he read. Do you read us? Yeah? But don't
you think it's a little bit like, hey, give me
a reward. It's okay. You don't do it for the reward.
You do it because what if it happened to you,
and you would want that money back if you needed
it for a mortgage, that type situation. That's right. Yeah,
it's like earlier this year, I found a guy's soccer

(33:09):
ball at the soccer field, has his number on it.
I kept it for a month. He didn't give me
a reward. He never gave it back. In your version
of the story, what give it back? Oh yeah, I
gave it back. Okay, you never said we never go back. Yeah,
I held a soccer ball. Okay, still cost money. I said,
thank you. That's the reward you did. Yeah, Okay, there
you go. That's what it's all about. That was tell
me something good. Here's a voicemail from Steve and Ashley,

(33:34):
who live in Nashville. We're having a little bit of
a disagreement. I would just watch the trailer for Holiday Harmony,
that Amy's debut film. I think this movie is about extortion.
My wife thanks that I'm not right, and I think
they're extorting the him lady for talents just to get
her car fixed. Anyway, that's my opinion. Hey movie Mike,
you saw it? Yeah? Are they extorting her? I mean

(33:56):
you could kind of put it that way. What's the
plot where she has to break down in this town
and then she goes to work at the school to
pay for the repair in Oklahoma. In Oklahoma and they
say we're not going to fix your car until you
give us the money. Yeah, and you're like, oh, you
can work it off now, And it's feel weird. That
sounds fair. The thing for the holiday, that's one we
go off fix your car, just mails a check back. Yeah.

(34:17):
Then it's the job that she has, is no. I
get why it makes a movie. I'm just saying. If
someone's like, I need to get home any a car
fixed and the mechanic wasn't like you know what, there's
like kids involved, I'm sure there's that makes the movie good.
It just feels weird. The mechanics won't fix the car.
That's Brooke Shields. She's the mechanic. Well, it gets crazier

(34:37):
and crazier. Thank you for that voicemail. Let's go over
and do the morning Corny, Morning Corny? What do sweet
potatoes wear to bed? What do sweet potatoes where to bed? Yummies? Yummies?
That was the Morning Corny I pamas or something. Yeah,

(35:02):
I might be the worst one we've ever heard one.
I like that one. Oh my gosh, possibly I'll do
I'll just start gobbling now to get out of one.
I'll do another one. Okay, just do it. Okay. Did
you hear about the turkey fight? He got the stuffing
knocked out of him? Okay, that was the morning corny.

(35:26):
I'm gonna credit this to it just being almost Thursday
and being out of turkey jokes. Yeah, yeah, just scrapingion.
What smells the best on Thanksgiving? Tell me your nose? Okay,
Morgan is newly single. Did you tell your parents you
were single? Yeah, my mom was the first one to know.
Did she tell you to break it off or no?

(35:46):
My mom just kind of lets me do my thing
and she guides me with advice and helps me get
through it. How many dates total since you broke up?
I've had two dates same guy? Oh wow, Man, getting serious. No,
I'll right at it, saying guy, huh No, it was
just a fault. He wanted a third but no. But
you're gonna say no though. Is it going good? No?

(36:08):
Like it was fine and he's a really nice guy.
He's just not my guy. Okay, that's fair. Is that
like a gut feeling or something happened? Yeah, gut feeling
and just you know, I'm paying attention to signs every
time I go on a date. I'm like texting my therapist.
I'm like, hey, are these the right flags? She's like,
you're good, You're doing great. He's ugly. Huh no, he's
he was actually really attractive. But red flags. I hear ugly. Um,

(36:31):
I don't know what I hear, but I wouldn't know
one of the flags. Okay, yeah, what's a flag? Um?
Him specifically, but it's like, what's a flag? This is
just a flag? Is if they treat people rudely, like
any hype of person, strangers around them, anything like as
person out right, it's a red flag. Yeah yeah, yeah,

(36:52):
spen on a dog, hate all that. Yeah, Okay, that's one.
That's a pretty easy one. Why has that happened before?
And maybe not in your last relationship, but in general
where you like have to watch out for people being
rude to other people. Um no, but I dated a
guy who didn't like animals as much as I did,
Like I would rescue a dog from the side of
the road and he would not let me that kind
of thing. So that was a red flag. So are

(37:14):
you getting guys hitting you up in your DMS. Now
I am because Lunchbox told people to slide to my DMS.
No getting weird. I asked you as your DMS open.
You said yes, no, I said no, IT'STI side in
the DM. So people have been direct messing Morgan on
our Instagram. Do you have some of them over there? Yeah?
I do? All right, go ahead, give me one of them.
This guy said, God, shrink me down and eat me.

(37:35):
But I don't understand shrink all right, next oof. That
princess is like you only existed in fairy tales? Is
it too corny? Yeah, it's too corny and is trying
a little hard. And also that's probably control see control V.
You're just pasting it onto a bunch of girls. That's
not specific at all. It could be anybody. Not that

(37:56):
you're not a princess in a fairy tale, but it
doesn't seem like that was written just yeah this one time?
All right, go ahead? So how can I apply for
husband's with that? Too corny? Not too corny, but definitely
like a little uh watching the confidence cocky level, because
like you just assume you're going to be my husband
one day. I want someone confident, not cocky, and that's

(38:19):
a fine line. Next one, Okay, I'm moving to Nashville
so you can finally be with a real man and
never break your heart. They're coming on strong. What No,
I guess they have to though, to get seen. Yeah,
because you're just in the notion of DMS for all
sorts of things, not even for like that's a good point.
OR'd you prefer her to go excuse me? High? Um?
Is it okay if I speak to you like I mean,

(38:41):
I don't understand, Go ahead, Morgan? And then another one
it was these were three separate texts in one. Those
legs period, those feeked period, hard eye emoji okay, red
flag for sure. So have you replied to any DMS
that have reached out to you romantic None? No, I haven't.

(39:02):
Are you going to do? I don't think the perfect guy?
And he goes hyans want to say hi to you?
Excuse me? I think the perfect guy if he were
sliding in my DMS in that way, would be just
natural and say hi, whether he's hurt, if he's going
to be honest, like, hey, I heard what's happening on
this show? You and I seem like we'd get along great.
I'd love to take you out for some coffee. Let

(39:24):
me know if you have some time, or a really
easy one to get my attention to say something about
my dog. It's a great in It's like, your dog
is so cute. We should take our dogs for a
walk together. I've had guys slide into my dog's Instagram DM,
that's pretty good. That's the next level thinking. Yeah, but
this guy that you're now not interested in, he's the
one that brought the donkey toy. I know I forgot
about that. Everybody gift the dog toy? But did it? Squeak?

(39:47):
Did you pay the extra nickel? Yeah, squeak. Okay, so
we're back to square zero. Yeah, I'm still on dating now?
So multiple two? What's your favorite one? I don't think
I have a favorite. Are you're on two? I think
they're just there? Are you on Tinder? No, I'm not
on Tinder? No, let me guess. I know hand is
one of them? Yeah? Ums, one of them? No? No?

(40:09):
Hi ya? What isa? Straight as they were? Rya, that's
the one I was talking about. I don't trouble and
honestly I don't like it. That's why I say I
don't have a favorite. Yeah that I have a favorite hinge. No,
I was thir it's very entertaining over there. Stay off
that one, Stay off that one. Stay off that one.

(40:30):
Don't get you in trouble. Okay, Morgan, good luck, Thank you.
We're rooting for you. And remember sliding to Morgan's dms
luck in common. You want to go for coffee, she
gives you the perfect playbook. Yeah, that's exactly this is
what I would do. A voicemail from Cindy in Virginia
Morning Studio just started watching Snake in the Grass on Peacock.

(40:52):
Um super stoked because I don't have cable anyways, just
so she was so excited, she must have ranted the show. Wow. Yeah,
but if you have Peacock, my show Snake in the
Grass is now up there. Very exciting. Amy, What did
you watch another Christmas movie? Well? I have Christmas movies
playing all the time at my house now. They are
just on rotation. Sometimes I don't even know the name

(41:13):
of one that's playing. But I looked up yesterday and
this girl had her first kiss. She was an adult though,
probably thirty or so, and she only got it because
she was under the mistletoe, and then it got me
was in a movie. It was in the movie. Yeah, yeah,
And I just got me thinking about first kisses and
then also kissing under the mistletoe with someone you don't know, Like,

(41:33):
does that ever really happen? Well, that'll get you in trouble.
Now if someone's just standing there under some accidental missiletoe
and you go up and just kiss them, like in
the fifties at minor work. Yeah, but now that ain't good.
There's a hashtag for that, huh, So don't do that. Secondly,
I don't really know anybody who hangs missletoe. Have you
ever used missiletoe to get a kiss? Oh? No, I

(41:56):
know what I want to kiss me? Oh well, that's
how you would have gotten hold it up and you
run up over them and be like, hey, we're under
the I don't think anyone's bound to that. It's felt
like a legal obligation. I don't feel. First kiss is
a pretty traumatic thing for me though, too. You know,
I was, you know, fifteen or so, and we were
playing Spin the bottle in Kansas City, Missouri, and I

(42:20):
had never kissed anybody. Maybe it's thirteen, maybe it's nineteen. Oh,
it wasn't nineteen. It felt like it was nineteen. And
it landed on the girl and me, and then she
was like, I don't want to do it. I'm not
doing it. I want to quit the game. Oh oh
that's hard. And I was like wait what. I was like,
I'm not gonna kiss. I'm gonna quit the game. You're
you're gonna quit the game. It's like, but I did
you know what? To her credit, she did, she didn't quit.

(42:43):
She gotta kiss, and she like vomited it. She's like, oh,
oh really, you were that bad? Who knew because she
was doing that before she even got there. Dude, it's traumatie.
That's my first kiss. So they making a Christmas movie
about that. I promise you yours. I was so, I
don't know. Son the eighth grade and I was spending
the night in my friend Kinzie's house and his name

(43:04):
is Shae. He rollerbladed over with our other friend Tom
and we kissed in her driveway. That was it. He
wanted to though, YEAHR and girlfriend, but like, we had
it kissed yet, and then they rollerbladed over and then
we went inside and that was it. So Lucky left.
Her first kiss was somebody that wanted to do it.
Eddie fifth grade man at the skate park. It was

(43:26):
like the little roller rink or whatever, and I just
went for it. It wasn't like a french kiss. It
was like a little peck. But that was my first
one ever. And I liked the girl because she kind
of looked like Joe Montana. Isn't that weird? Hold on
a second, Yeah, that was big Joe mont Second, you
liked it girl because she looked like number sixteen at
the same FACISTO forty nine ers quarterback Joe Montana. Hmm,
I was set to Joe Montana looked like Joe Montana.

(43:49):
Just just picture Joe Montana. Man, she kind of looked
like that. So how could she be like her face
with her phrase? Yeah, uh huh, blonde hair, blue eyes,
Joe Montana. I like, well, I liked dhem Montana. I
like her. Let's go for it. Why not? It's a
double wind. I guess it makes all the sense. Lunchbox
a fifth grade truth or Dare over at Brooke Williams's

(44:10):
house and Jackson said, I dare you to French kiss Kelly,
And he was like, this is how you do it?
And he french kiss Brooke and he goes not do it,
so Kelly put our tongues in each other's mouth. We
don't need the details, all right, Listen to this doctor
suspected that this two year old in Oregon had a
blood cancer. They just kept doing all these tests. They

(44:32):
were like, Okay, we think it's blood cancer. We can't
really find it. But it turns out the kid who
was just drinking too much milk. Oh. The boys started
drinking thirty to forty ounces of milk a day at
age one, about twenty four is max. They say milk
inhibits the body's ability to absorb iron, and the boy's
hemoglobin level was only half of what it should ben.
But they got through all these tests. They were like,

(44:54):
we didn't gets blood cancer, and they that's a lot
of milk. But that's what it did. And they made
the kids sick drinking cow's milk. At one year old,
he started to be fatigued, fussy, and more prone to tantrums.
I don't even drink that much milk, and I do
all that. I ain't just a milk issue, but I've

(45:15):
never heard of such thing, drinking milk so much milk
You're not supposed to do so much of anything. I
don't care what it is. Too much exercise is bad
for you. Too much milk, too much anything, too much
to do, too much to don't do it. Everything in moderation.
If he stuck at twelve ounces of milk could be fine.
M I don't do anything in moderation. So I'm kind
of lecturing myself when I do that, which I had

(45:36):
a mirror when I was saying that. Yeah, and I
keep telling myself that too much exercise is not good
for you, so you don't do anything. Don't do it. Oh,
I get you know what I mean. Slippery slope, Yeah,
pretty slope. Because if you start doing you do one exercise,
the next thing you do it. No, Eddie, you're doing
it all the time, right, Good for you, Thank you man,
Thank you for looking out for you. There's a ghost
patient who walks through the doors at a hospital. What
you see in the security footage is the security guard

(45:59):
welcoming to pay to the hospital, getting up with this clipboard,
offered him wheelchair, talking about them for a while, and
then letting her into the lobby. That patient had died
the day before, but in the video, the security video.
You just see him and there's no other human but
he's doing all that, so they the big stop it what, no,

(46:19):
come on, what's what's really happening that? Yeah, that's what happened.
Only the security guard is visible in the video. So
the security guard said he was talking to the patient
and then he did the whole thing, and then the
surveillance shows no one that's crazy. So it's one of
two things. It's one either there was the ghost patient
who died yesterday who came back I don't know to

(46:40):
get a purse. I don't know why she's coming back
to the hospital of all places. Or two he's playing
a joke on everybody. Or I was gonna say he's
a little tipsy on the job. He thought that's more
than tips. That's like, yeah, that's all hallucination. Okay, no,
but maybe, but he goes to the whole process. You
know me, I'm not a big believer in that. But

(47:02):
I also can't tell you it didn't happen. Right, there's
something to think about. I don't know what you're gonna
do with it. It's something to think about. It is
time for the news. Bobby's Story, a man who wrote
a demand note while robbing a bank. Is now pleading
guilty because they got him because he used his birth

(47:23):
certificate to write the note. What's happening here? What an idiot?
What did you have to wonder? Is it was? He
can he even go to jail to do something that dumb?
Is he even competent enough to stand trial and go
to jail? Because it's as dumb as it gets. That's
pretty dumb. It's not even a bill, which would have
been dumb. You take an envelope or a bill from

(47:45):
your house, you're right to know him back up it
you hand it over borderline. Use a birth certificate? Where
do you find that too? I don't know where my
birth And his picture when he took the mugshot, he's
got a tattooed in the middle of his neck and
he's making a face like someone is shocking him in
the picture. It's bizarre. So he was placed at the

(48:05):
seam of the crime by his ankle monitor, which he
was wearing for an earlier offense. According to a report,
a white man with tattoos on both his arms spotted
at the Bank of American Springfielm, Missouri. He presented a
note to the teller at the counter that was written
in pink highlighter on his birth certificate, and he demanded
money from The Daily Mail. A twenty foot nile crocodile

(48:26):
that locals have named Gustave is said to have eaten
three hundred people over the years, and no one seems
to know where this alligator is or how to find
it what experts say the croc could be as old
as a hundred years old, and National Geographic says that
records of his attacks go back to nineteen eighty seven.
Multiple people have spotted him over the years, recognizing him
because of his abnormal size and a scar on top

(48:47):
of his head. He is a monster. You go to
the zoo and you see a big one. I ain't nothing,
he's huge. He is huge. So but if he's so big,
how can they not find him unless it's a human
in there. It's killing their enemies in a crocodile suit.
That was my theory when I write the story Crocodiles. Yeah,
that's why they can't find him because as soon as
he doesn't killing, he gets back, takes a suit off

(49:07):
and hides in the closet again. Multipople have spotted him,
but they can't find him. They are bullet wounds apparently
in him from where hunters have shot at and hit him,
but not killed him. There have been no confirmed sightings
super recently, but locals fear that Gustave is still in
the water and waiting for his next kill. Now what
And they have they seen him eat the people? Or

(49:28):
these people just go missing and they well they're three
hundred I don't know three This dude's killed three hundred people. Dude, Oh,
I'm Gustave. Dude. Is that dude? Yeah, he's not just
a dude. He's that dude. You know what I mean?
He is him. Yeah, this thing is it's like a
horror movie alligator or crocodile. It's so big. The publisher

(49:49):
of Bob Dylan's latest book is offering to refund people
who bought a signed copy after getting caught using an
automated signature. One hundred copies of Dylan's book, The Philosophy
of Modern Song will build his hand signed. But it
turns out the books we're not signed by Dylan himself,
but with an auto pen, and it isn't worth nearly
as much as the collector would have if it were

(50:11):
the actual signature. They tweeted at an apology and announced
everyone who bought the limited edition book would receive an
immediate refund from Ultimate Classic Rock dot Com. I know
people who use these pins. I never have never would.
That's why mine is so sloppy, because I'm just like, yeah,
here's the sound of here's what it sounds like when
I signed something. So I would never do that because

(50:33):
I believe people are paying. If they're paying, But there
are a lot of people in this world who do that.
Is that on Dylan or is that's what I was
gonna say. I don't understan because they just mentioned the author.
That's really weird. It's a great point if they're doing
it without his knowledge. I don't know who had knowledge
of it, though weird. It may have been like Bob,
what you think? Nah, you ain't. We don't understand him. No.

(50:54):
I think he said, go ahead and do it. That's
a Bob Dylan impression for everybody out there. It's pretty good.
In football, loss let a fan to one hundred and
fifty thousand dollars lottery win. It's rare when your team
losing leads to you winning, but that's what happened Jacob Strickland.
He was watching his Clemson Tigers losing Notre Dame earlier
this month, and during the game he joked with his
friends that we should get lottery tickets because our luck

(51:14):
could not get any worse. The twenty nine year old
boy a three dollars quick pick using his phone right
before the drawing, and he hit for one hundred and
fifty thousand dollars after taxes, one hundred and six thousand
bucks cash money. That's from the New York Post. Some
people have all the luck just doing get it. Yeah,
it's a pretty big loss though. That's a tough loss

(51:35):
for that's all I think about. That's our one loss.
Jay Leno relates from a hospital in nine days after
suffering severe burns. And I saw a picture of him
with all the nurses. He looks. It doesn't look good.
A lot of stars. Man. Yeah, his face is burnt up.
Che he's out, He's okay. Yeah, but it does not
look good for sure, So we hope he gets better.

(51:56):
A woman undergoes heart surgery. Excuse me, let me, let
me do this again. A woman undergoes surgery on her
uterus wakes up with no kidneys. Oh, that's not even
close to each other. A woman who went into a
private clinic to have her uterus surgically removed woke up
from the procedure to find out that both her kidneys
have been stolen. Back in September, she went to a

(52:17):
private clinic to have her uterus surgically removed, but the
doctors there disappeared after they took her kidneys. She was
rushed to the hospital because her condition had started deteriorating
after her original operation to have her uters removed apparently
didn't work. But then when she got there, they were like, no, no,
you're missing kidneys. Wow, but she's still alive. She required
dialysis to survive. They found the clinic that she went

(52:39):
to was not registered in the doctor's qualifications appeared to
be fake. Both suspects have been on the run since
the incident, but one of them was caught after they ran. Wow.
I know, it sounds like wow, sounds like she's alive.
They didn't say she died. I didn't realize you could
have no kidneys and still be breathing. I think if
to be on a machine, Huh is that what is? Yeah?

(53:00):
I'm not sure either. People say that I know nothing.
I just act like I know stuff too. In sports,
the United States played in the World Cup yesterday and
they tied the Whales. Yeah what the fact that they
tied is that the what? How do we beat him?
Thirty to nothing? We should? We should beat Wales and
Wales trivia, that's how what? We should beat wealth and everything.
What happened? It was a sad day. I mean, it's

(53:22):
our one win for sure. No Iran should be our
one win for sure. But now we're in big trouble
and I'm just it was a very sad day and
it was rough to give up the pek in the
eighty second minute. Nobody knows the penalty kick that gave
up our goal and then him tie the game. And
I can't believe we tied. I don't know anything about soccer,
but I know stuff about America. We don't like losing
the countries that are the size of Mountaine Archas. We didn't.

(53:44):
We didn't lose. We didn't like it though. That's why
it feels like it in a heart, and it does.
It feels like we are king kicked in the stomach.
So any chance we now win the World Cup? Yeah,
we're still gonna win. Okay, beat England on Friday and
then beat Iran. We'll move on. We don't play till Friday.
What do you know, Well, they need some rest, man.
I watched the Razorbacks play basketball last night, you know what,
and they're playing again tonight. Yeah, Mawi Arkansas Craton. That's right.

(54:06):
You know what we do in America. We played the
next day, We get them go to work, We get
our lunch pail, we pack it, we go to work
the next day. Football you take a week off. Soccer
you take four days off. It's a lot of miles
on those legs. Yeah, they do run a lot, so
to basketball players, and they jump all I'm gonna say,
and they use their hands. The Warren Brothers are on
the latest edition of The Bobby Cast, The Warren Brothers.

(54:28):
They're literal brothers, Brad and Brett, and they've run a
ton of number ones. They wrote Red Solo Cup, which
was actually never a number one, and they recorded it
as a joke. They were never gonna put this out
as a song or even send it to an artist.
And they talked about how the version that Toby Keith
heard was just a one take demo where they just
got around a microphone and made it kind of funny.
Bound up getting Toby Keith and he said, I just

(54:49):
want the music to that without the vocals on it,
because that's exactly what the record's gonna be. And we
don't we don't have a version. We didn't record it
in tracks, we didn't do it one mike. So he said,
all right, we'll put that in your ears and leave
the you know, just leave out the lead vocal. And
so literally our chairs are squeaking, Jim Beevers is making
funny noises, breastcooding. Year, Oh, it's some part of the
Beavers is playing a band show. And he that's the record,
that's sloppy. One take, run a Mike is the record.

(55:12):
They talked about how Tim McGraw I said I want
to record Highway Don't Care and that's the one with
Keith Urban and Taylor Taylor Swift and forever. He just
held it just forever. Yeah, But we wrote it as
a duet. When Tim said he was gonna get Taylor's,
let's do it. And then it took a while. Just
just do somebody else, just somebody else goes. We wanted
to get it out there, and then when finally with

(55:33):
Taylor's hanging out, we're like, oh god, thank you God,
Tim said him cutting another one of your songs, and
we're like great. I went home and told my wife
and she's like, oh, congratulations, you know. And then I
told her Keith Urban's on it, and I think it's
going to be a single to radio. Well cool, then
we'll get paid. And then I said, and I think
it's a duet with Taylor Swift. And my wife looks
up and she goes, we are painting the house. So
check out the new Bobby Cast with the Warren Brothers.
It is fantastic. That oh yeah podcast, the Bobby Cast

(55:56):
wherever you podcast, that is your news Bobbies. So they
are these parents and they have a twenty two year
old son and he is put into a coma right
but his parents say, we want to save his sperm
to have grandkids. Oh my good old boy. So he

(56:17):
ends up dying, but they saved a sperm and so
they go to the judge and they're like, yo, we
need we need the sperm. We want to have grandkids
with our son's sperm. Now let me read you all this.
Make sure I'm not messing anything up. But I read
it last night. The parents have a dead student, have
lost our legal battle to have a sperm frozen so
they could potentially have a grandchild. After hearing an urgent

(56:37):
application in the Court of Protection while the twenty two
year old man was in a coma, mister Justice Pool ruled.
I don't say what he ruled yet, we'll get to that.
What do you think here, Well, if you were the judge, man,
these parents have a twenty two year old son and
they say we want a grandchild, we'd like to have
his sperm. You're the judge, you have the gabble. What

(57:00):
do you say? Oh, I'm gonna have to say. No.
I feel like we're messing with stuff right now. Like
it's just messing with stuff, messing with faith, fate, messing
with things that were meant to be. Like, I just
I don't like it. I really would have to think
about this for a long time because it does sound
weird on the surface. But then if I put myself

(57:22):
in that situation, wouldn't I want that. I'd like to
have my son's grandkids. I'd like to have grandkids from
my son, you know, Like I'd like to have that,
but it does sound weird, So I'm gonna say no
for it right now. Judge Addy says, no, Amy, this
is I wouldn't have to think about it long at all.
Unless the son declared that's what he wanted before he
died and he had it in writing, then absolutely not.

(57:43):
They don't get his firm lunchbox. Give him the kid.
Who's it hurting? I mean, it's letting them carry on
the legacy of their family, their child. It is hurting nobody.
The guy is, you know, in a coma or whatever.
He is dead. He's dead, so you just let him
have the kid? What's wrong with it? All right? It
ain't it ain't there sperm, right, They don't own even

(58:05):
the kid, much less the kids kid. You can't go
create something from him unless he gave them express written permission.
It's like recording old baseball game back in the nineties.
You need to express written commission, express written whatever, yeah, consent.
They don't have it, so it ain't theirs. I get
they would want it, but even then, but you want

(58:26):
to create a kid that's not yours out of sperm
that's not yours. You don't even own the kid and
he's your kid, but he's not yours mom, And then
who's who's raising the kid? And they'll probably raise it.
Probably will, Yeah, they'd raise it. Well, the judge said, no, no,
we're not allowing that. He said it would undermine the
regulatory provisions of the Human Fertilization and Embryology Act of

(58:48):
nineteen ninety for allowing for sperm to be frozen in
a case where there is little or no evidence that
the person dying would have consented. So, but that's a
tough one and it doesn't make me think about it.
But yeah, it's not theirs. And the fact that there's
already a law for that, it's pretty cool, Like we
didn't know that. It must have been a case before
where this happened. Even if they someone said I'm dying
and I want to leave the sperm to them, that

(59:10):
could have actually been the thing that created that case
to go. You have to actually do this for it
to happen. You would have made your verdict pretty quick. Yeah,
I would have been like, all right, which case, which case?
Old lady, you don't own the sperm. You don't own him, now, well,
sorry for your loss out, No sperm for you. No
sperm for you, and I'd done a Seinfeld impression that
the young people would have gotten soup Nazi. So yeah,

(59:31):
I saw that and thought I talked about that for
a second. Christiano Ronaldo, the soccer player, has the most
followers on Instagram five hundred million followers. Unbelievable, one hundred
million followers. How cool is that? Was he the one
that posted a video while back where like he posted
something and he left his notifications on and is and
he screenshot at his phone and he was just like

(59:51):
voo doo doo doo doo doo, all like the notifications
coming out. Smoke didn't start coming out of it. It's
that worthy case. Can you put five hundred millions? Even
when I go look at like it's slaying to Gomez,
like because I watched Only Murders in the Building, She's
great in that show. She's never really been a big
slaying to Gomess fan because like her stuff which wasn't
made for me. But then I watched that show and
it was so good and I was like, yeah, I

(01:00:11):
kind of explained to Gomes, I wonder where she's like
on social media, and I go over and she's got
just millions and millions and millions. Then I have a
million followers. But that's easy. There's you know, boot one
occasionally for being an idiot. Other than that, I gotta
worry about nothing. They have so many five hundred millions.
What are you saying, Amy, Oh, just does anybody in
this room follow him if he's got five hundred million? No? Yeah,

(01:00:32):
Well I would know him if you walked in the room. Well, yeah,
I wouldn't. I wouldn't see him. I wouldn't see a
crowd of people and be able to pick him out
like I wouldn't. He wouldn't be so distinct to me
and know him because there's thirty people. But if you
walked in, I'd be like, oh, look there there's Ronaldo.
It's probably chiseled right, hot lunchbox. He's like one of
the most good looking people in the world, is he? Yeah?
All right? You love soccer? You don't see it. I'd

(01:00:54):
see him play soccer. You have seen him play? Is
he playing in the World Cup? Yeah? Is he good?
He's really good? How come MESSI lost yesterday? All right?
This morning, this morning, this morning. I know they're all
playing on weird times in the World Cup. Out like
Lionel MESSI I think, so he lost shocking one of
the biggest upsets in World Cup history. What's up with
the chrislies. They're going to jail, they are both of them.

(01:01:15):
They are going to prison due oh wow, Oh yeah,
he's going twelve years. So I saw that they were
both guilty. They went to court and got their verdict yesterday. Yeah,
they got their sentencing and it's for bank fraud and
tax evasion. Sentencing. At the verdict the verdict, they were
already guilty. So he's twelve years and she was going
for seven, so nineteen years total. So how long is

(01:01:36):
he really going to serve? Three or four? That's a
great question. I had this discussion with my wife last
night and were like, so I'll be out in one
or two maybe, yeah, maybe I'm good behavior. Is there
any chance that they don't actually have to go or
they do, they have to stay in their fancy house
instead of go to jail house arrests. I think, what
will happen because they have like a sixteen year old,

(01:01:57):
so maybe one will go to prison, another one will
stay home the kid. For a sixteen year old, maybe
for an eight year old. Wait, why does that happen
for them and not everyone else. No, No, I don't
think if both parents, I think they have to make
a maybe. I don't know, no way if both parents
will go to you. Yeah, what if both parents are
like murderers and like, we don't leave you out because
the flip a coin? Isn't there a grandma? She can

(01:02:19):
take caravan? Yeah, but they're gonna appeal. I've guarantee it
so it'll be drawn out. So I don't think they're
going to prisoning time soon. But they're going to the slammer.
But like the slammer or the tennis court, that'd be
fun for me anyway. I just like to go do
that one, take a break. Anything. They don't do like
bad stuff in there, no one. It's like white collar prisoner. Hey,

(01:02:39):
that's what people say. It ain't been exactly how white
collar is. If you're locked somewhere, it ain't good. Hey,
So what do they like? Do you know what they did?
Like I read fraud and yeah, but what though specifically
because thats bad? So he came a guest hosted the show.
You was sitting right here, and when I was walking out,

(01:03:01):
I remember I'm going, hey, may let me help you
with their money and I was like, no, he didn't,
he did not. They submitted fake documents to secure more
than thirty million dollars in loans. Uh. They use fake
statements or rent houses. Um, it's crazy. Did you run out? Well,
I don't know what all this means, so I'm just

(01:03:22):
going to try. I don't break it down, break it out?
What amy? Go ahead? I don't know. How do you
even think of this stuff? Like somebody that knows how
to do it, has done it successfully tells you and
most of the times, if you're smart, you get away
with it. That's the thing. People who get caught don't
get cock because are doing something wrong. They're doing something
wrong either the first time, or they're doing it dumb,
or they get away with one or two and then

(01:03:42):
they try to keep yeah, and then they just start
building that. Well if you're like, oh my goodness, I'm
getting away with you. But those people are usually get
they get better at it as they go. Yeah. Well
they were no, no, you know how they got caught.
Uh he was having a relationship with a dude on
his staff. I supposedly, No, no, not, he's the one
that came out any allegedly for just for just for giggles,
go ahead, allegedly and said listen. Once the relationship ended,

(01:04:05):
he was like, this is what happened, and he told
all about how they were committing bank fraud and wire fraud.
He was a score next lover corn. According to US
Attorney Buchan and the charges another information present any court,
Todd and Julie Crisley conspired to fraud community banks in
the Atlanta area to obtain more than thirty six million
dollars in personal loans. It's just did they would want

(01:04:25):
to pay it back? Did they hit? I don't know.
I don't know. What are you doing with that much?
What do you need that much in loans? For mansion here? Mansion? There?
Is that because they didn't have the money that they
wanted people to think they had. I don't know. They
get caught up in the moment. They want to be bigger,
and we're famous. And their son got in a car
wreck this weekend. Yeah, I saw, you know what I thought.

(01:04:48):
They put it out today they take away from the headline. Yeah,
they did that. He did it on purpose. Oh, I
don't know a boy that I thought when it came
out alleged it was after that, because he's okay, right, yeah,
but it was after that, so it could kind of
take away from the headline. It was like, oh, he
got an the wreck two days ago, he was injured,
his truck ran into another truck or something. I wonder
if they got caught for thirty six million, how much
they really can right. That's always what I think about

(01:05:09):
people who get caught for something. It's like us, we
were kids. Most time you got away with stuff. When
they finally caught you, it's because you've done something a
bunch of times, and sometime stuff you never Evan actually
were able to tell. My friends said that I was
really a good kid. I don't know. I wish I
had those stories. Let's go to Lisa and Louisiana. Lisa,
appreciate your calling. What's going on now? Much driving to work? Well?

(01:05:34):
What can I do for you? I just wanted to
speak about the Chrisly case. Yes, because it's a federal crime,
they will serve eighty five percent of their time. Wow,
they can't get out of that. Wow. Nope, that is shocking.
What about good behavior? Yeah? Or extra episodes of reality

(01:05:56):
show that's including that is good behavior about if you're
good at the whole time, then you only have to
serve eighty five percent of your time. I was sentenced
to five years sixty months. I've served fifty two months.
How is that? By the way, I'm sure it's not good,

(01:06:16):
but the first weekend? Are you like, this is never
going to end. I'm going to be here forever. Yes,
it's horrible. It's horrible. I you know, of course you
uh file appeals and all that, but um, once you
once I lost my appeal, it was like, make the
best of it. You're here, nothing you can do, you know,

(01:06:38):
make the best of it. But it's you know, it
wasn't that bad, but it's bad. What advice would you
give your life on the outside? Yeah, bet, what advice
would you give to Chrislies? I'm sorry, what what advice
would you give the Chrislies Because they're about to serve
some time? You know, Yeah, you don't want the guards

(01:06:59):
to know your name, because if they know your name
and they call you out all the time, that's not
a good thing. I can tell you that. You just
want to fly under the radar. You don't want to
cause any problems. You don't follow the rules. It's like
Groundhog Day every day while you were in prison. Were

(01:07:20):
you in a like one of the ones we see
on TV, like a real jail prison or one of
these like the Christlies are going to go to. No,
they're gonna go to probably a camp which is more
like a dormitory. The one I was in was in Brian, Texas,
close to college station, Brian College Station, and it used

(01:07:41):
to be an old boys school but they turned it
into a camp. And it's you know, you're not allowed
to leave the property or anything like that. You have
to get jobs, you have to work. You can't just
later bed all day. Um, it was a working camp.

(01:08:02):
What was the most fun thing you got to do
your time in prison? Well, there was nothing fun? Answer? Sorry, uh,
I mean you're allowed to They have work out where
you could go work out. We had a track, we
had you know, but I wasn't interested in all that.

(01:08:24):
I had a wonderful I worked at facilities where I
ended up working on the construction team. They had a
you know, plumbing and construction. They have warehouse, they have
a place where you at the garage where you work
on the vehicles in the prison, and they had all

(01:08:46):
different you know things that you you could work at laundry.
You know, they have a ton of janitor jobs because
every place has to be clean. They had, you know,
their school. They you could take classes, is uh that
they offered from Blynn College. Yeah, my freshman year he

(01:09:06):
went to school. Hey, so do you feel like you
came out rehabilitated? For me? But there are people that
are there that have no you know, high school diploma,
so you could get that, and they offered like HVAC
classes and different things. They had horticulture. Um, I wasn't

(01:09:28):
interested in any of that for your university in there, So,
like you do a lot, what do you feel like
you came out rehabilitated. Well, honestly, I don't feel like
I broke the law to have been in there in
the first place. The government said I did, and um,

(01:09:48):
so you know, I don't feel I wasn't a habitual
type of vendor. Mine was considered a drug crime. But
honestly it was more white collar because I was in
there for I used to be a pharmacist and I
was got caught up in a peel mill conspiracy. And

(01:10:10):
I just don't feel like I needed, you know, to
be there. I think, it's not like I was breaking
the law all the time. You know, like, I don't
know if you know how to explain, I don't really
know you a pill mill, she was, I know what
a pill mill is. I don't know what she was
what they say she was doing, she said. They said

(01:10:30):
that I should have known that these people that I
was feeling prescriptions for were selling their drugs on the
street instead of taking up. And I don't feel like
it was the pharmacist's responsibility to know what people do
with their peels after I feel the prescriptions. But it
turns out the doctor was selling the prescriptions. He wasn't

(01:10:53):
really seeing the patience. And they consider when they when
you're caught up in a conspiracy, it's like throwing a
fish net out and catching as many people as you can.
And so they just try and flip and flip and
flip all these people to turn on each other. And
I went to trial because I wasn't gonna just surrender

(01:11:17):
my pharmacist license. I worked very hard for it with
school for a long time. What do you do now?
Now I take care of horses. So you can't get
your I cannot get I cannot get my license back. Well,
I can. I can apply to have it reinstated after

(01:11:38):
I have been off probation for five years. So in
I got out in twenty eighteen, I was off of
probation in twenty twenty, so in twenty twenty five, I
can go back to the Texas State Board of Pharmacy
and you know, ask them to reinstate it. Do I
want to do that? No, not really, because the pharmacy

(01:12:01):
industry has gotten ridiculous and the whole healthcare industry is horrible.
One final question for you back in that, Yeah, I
felt that. One final question for you. Do you ever
have because you were in prison for a long time,
do you ever have nightmares and you wake up like
I had nightmares for probably when I got out the

(01:12:21):
first two years. I'd wake up and I would realize
that I was not in prison. Yeah, I do would. Well,
I think it was very, very traumatic. I appreciate your
insight on this, Chrisly topic. And then you're sharing your
story with this, I don't really know how to feel

(01:12:41):
because I don't know what happened, and basically that's what happened.
I mean, the government says, yeah, it is your responsibility
along with the doctor to make sure that these prescriptions
are being field for a legitimate medical purpose. And prescriptions
that I was feeling filling were from a pain management

(01:13:03):
doctor and you know they do. It was a whole deal.
Thank you very much. I would do this all day
with her. Yeah, maybe I call her home. It's interesting,
it is interesting. Thank you for your call. I guess
my question would be in this case where she likes
filling the same people over and over again too much,
too and it doesn't sound like she was, But I
don't know. We don't know the facts. Listen, I gotta

(01:13:24):
go because now Race telling me. I gotta go to break.
But lunchbox, two people have told on you because you're
watching soccer during the show, and obviously you can't be
doing that, so you can't be watching games or TV
during the show. Two different people, Eddie and Mike. No, no,
I will say this, you're not right. But two different
people have come to me and said, you're watching soccer

(01:13:46):
during the show. You can't watch soccer during the show
because we have Eddie wants to watch stranger Things. I
go ahead, man, watch rang right, why not if he's
watching soccer? So wants some white Lotus catch up. We
can't watch any shows or games during the show. Okay,
so who's the tattle too? It doesn't matter who the
tattle cell is, but we just are you a punk.
It is not Mike, Scoob and Ray. I'm gonna tell

(01:14:11):
you this. It ain't Mike. Ain't. Okay, that's all. No
watching games d show if so, let's just give them
the option to stand up and you know, take credit
for some one too, or they would have said it
out loud they want. They didn't. I was scared, Yes
they did. I have to go. Ray have to go
say okay, we gotta go, thank you, goodbye. Ready, let's
go to the phones and talk to Audrey, who lives
in Saint Louis. Audrey, good morning, what's going on? Good morning? Hey?

(01:14:35):
I was just calling to ask your opinion about the
ama UM. So. I saw that Taylor Swift won the
Female Country Artists of the Year, and she won a
bunch of awards. I think like six of them, and
I think she won like the overall Artists of the Year.
But I just wanted your opinion about her just in

(01:14:58):
general being nominated still as a country artist in different
awards shows. I have always been a huge fan of
her music. I just don't necessarily think that it's still
worth being country because I feel like it kind of
takes away from the legitimate country artists who are still
putting out country album now, like carry Under what I Think,

(01:15:22):
and Marion Morris and Maria Lambert were in that category
in Leaney Wilson, I got you. Here's my answer to that.
Her album read Taylor's version was why she was putting
in these categories because it was a country album and
so and it's also a fan voted award, and it's
also an award show that releases a TV show. The

(01:15:44):
AMAS don't only mean anything to anybody. The Grammys do,
the CMAS, do the ACMs. There are certain ones that
are the real ones, the Emmys, the Grammys, the Oscars
in the country world, the CMA's and the ACMs. That's
a lot of letters. Other than that, they're mostly just
TV shows that they just kind of act like their

(01:16:08):
awards that matter. So I saw Taylor win those, and
you know what, Red was the country album, So I'm
okay with that. But yeah, I don't see Taylor at
the CMA. She was nominated for like song for a
CMA for she watching music. She didn't win because it's
an industry voted thing, and I think as much as
everybody loves Taylor, who doesn't love Taylor, I think even
they recognized and realized that probably not gonna give Taylor

(01:16:29):
a country a song unless the song was really good.
But yeah, that's why I'm not angry about it. I
think I think Taylor was awesome and she was nominated
for I bet you think about me CMA Awards for
I guess that's Song of the Year Video of the Year. Yeah,
so that's okay. I'm okay with it. I'm not angry,
but anybody angry, No, I think if it would all

(01:16:51):
happen and she didn't have anything in the country space,
I read if it was you know what was the
album where it's the picture the picture that Polaroid nine
eighty nine eighty nine. If she wins, if she has
that and that's that wins Country Album of the Year.
They were like, Okay, there's something wrong there, but that's it.
I understand your frustration, though, Audrey, I appreciate that call
as well. Thank you all right, see you later. Let's

(01:17:13):
go over to Carrie in Texas. Carrie, what's going on?
How are you? Good? Morning, studio? She kept talking, Yes, Carrie,
go ahead. I wanted to talk to yall about the
where the Crawdads sing. Okay, don't spoil anything, Okay, Oh

(01:17:34):
I won't, Okay, go ahead. I just wanted to know
if y'all have read the book. No, I haven't read
the book. My wife read it and it's recommended to
me by my seventh grade English teacher in Central America
m flex on fifty four. You have to read the book, Bobby. Well,
my wife read it and I said, do I want
to read this? And she said, I don't think so.

(01:17:56):
I'm not a big fiction guy. There's some fiction books
that grabbed me, and it's not even that want to
enjoy them. I think I've enjoyed every fiction book I've
ever read. But if I could choose, I want to learn,
like I want to be able to go, oh, that's
not true. In sixteen twelve. He actually, you know that's
my thing, and so I don't feel like I get
that from from fiction books. But I've never read a
fiction book that didn't like I'll be honest with you,
But my wife is like, I don't think you'd want
to read the book, and so we just watched the movie.

(01:18:18):
And now that you've seen the movie, you can't go
back and read the book. That's true, but you're saying,
and it often is the case because you spend so
much more time with it. The book is usually always
better than the movie because you invest weeks or a
week of your life with the book and characters and
they live with you longer. Or if you're watching a movie,
it's an hour and a half, two hours, well, sorry,
two and a half hours now. Yeah, but you think
the book's really good, Carrie, Oh, yes, it's excellent. It

(01:18:42):
is beyond anything I've ever read. Well, I liked it.
I liked the movie. Thought the movie was good. So
did Eddie. Oh the movie was awesome. Yeah, we gave
it four might give it four out of five. But
the book is so much better. Yeah, but it always is.
Every time, it always is. Thank you, carry I hope
you have an awesome day. I appreciate that call giving y'all.
Yeah you too, Hope you have a great safe Thanksgiving

(01:19:03):
you too. One more called Eric in Alabama is on
the phone. Eric, what's going on? Buddy? What's up? Man?
You're on the air. What do you want to say? What? Fuck? Dude?
What like, just do the right thing, man, do the
right thing? Man? What is he talking about? Just life?
Could be a list of things. Do the right thing.
It's just like your motto. Look, morning studio. So lunch

(01:19:32):
buck talking about what was he talking about something? And yeah,
that's a pretty good guess. I'm trying to drive and
I'm deliver packages and I forgot what you were doing?
They do? It could have been anything. It could have
been him watching soccer during the show. Uh, it could
have been him I don't know, needing a reward for something.

(01:19:55):
Do the right thing. Yeah, I don't know, man, but
we get you. Yeah, it's the right thing. Lunch Right,
what in the world are you talking about? Eric? If
you figured out, call us back. We'd love to hear
why and what Lunchbox did? Actually, you know, make you
call the show? Because he ad rates the hell out

(01:20:15):
of me? What specifically, because I feel like he's like
he says all this stuff. I'm like, dude, like, get
your get your roof fixed. You know what I'm saying,
get you Yeah, get your roof fixed? Okay, is that
is that what you're talking about? About do the right thing.
Like I called. I called like a while back about

(01:20:36):
um watery tickets. I'm like, I would if I won
the lottery, I would give most of that money away.
And you're like all this stuff. I'm like, come on, man,
I don't think I said holt. That's what you sound like.
Nail the impression. Okay, go ahead, anything else. I don't
know what you said, dude, but it's like, oh, I mean,

(01:20:58):
I love you, but like guys, you're aggregated. Amen. Amen,
he's delivering packages right now. See been by drinking. Yeah,
let's delivering packages. I don't know. We appreciate that. Call buddy,
and you call us anytime. Okay, all right, man, all right,
see buddy, there's a sorry day. This story comes to

(01:21:22):
us from YouTube. There's a guy that reviews new cars,
buys him, tries him out, shows you all the new features.
So he bought a new GMC hummer EV got it
and has a thing that you can go zero to
sixty and three seconds. So he bought it. Takes out
on a gravel road, ravel road, and do that. That
already sounds dangerous. I can't do that. About three seconds

(01:21:45):
in there's a dip in the road. Boom bust. The
radiator and back end of his truck all busted out.
It's a couple of things. One, he didn't walk the
road to see if there was a dip, and then
two gravel. You never try to get speed on a
gravel road. You only run away from things on a
gravel road and hope you don't slide off the road
as you're running. So, yeah, the rear suspension in the
radiator busted right there. There's no chance that goes year

(01:22:08):
to sixty and three seconds, that's what it says. So
the truck only has nine miles on it. Three and
three splat, that's what it says. That's why he was
testing it out. Now, Bob was going to test his
car out. Yeah, I'm lunchbox. That's your bone head story
of the day. They did a sequel to a Christmas story.

(01:22:28):
That's the Red Roder BB Gun one. Yeah, you'll shoot
your eye out. Yeah, I've never seen it. I've seen
a little bit on TB. I've never seen it. I
cannot believe you've never seen that movie. Most people have. Yeah,
it's one of my favorite Christmas movies ever. So they
made a second one. Now, Is it the same people? Oh,
it's almost. I would say it's about ninety percent original cast,
but now they're older because he was a kid, Ralphie
was a kid and when they made the first movie.

(01:22:49):
So that's the same guy, same dude. Okay, so what's
the plot here? So the plot is he's now trying
to make that Christmas story for his kids. So as
much as I was so, I was so excited for
this come out because I love the first one. I
thought it was going to be more of a kid's story,
is that I'll get the kids around, will watch it again.
But it's not. It's really like the parents side of it.
How do I make my kids Christmas the way I

(01:23:11):
remember Mike Christmas? So that's kind of the plot of it.
But he goes back home to the old house, you know,
and he sees his old friends and it's crazy, dude,
to see all of these original cast members what they
look like now some of them aren't even recognizable. Well
you know, they're probably like, wow, you really aren't even
a movie. Yeahs right, wow. So this guy that played Ralphie,
is he only Ralphie? Meaning does he is he a

(01:23:34):
famous actor now? Or is he just Ralphie. No, no, no,
he's just Ralphie. I don't I mean, I don't think
he's come out in any other movie. Maybe one or two,
but not one that we've seen. So he does conventions
and stuff that's not what I would do, very the
ones where you sign autographs probably, but but but it's
it's funny because they do a lot of the old
references because like in the old movie, he would look
at the camera and smile whenever he would daydream. So
he does that and it's kind of cool to bring

(01:23:55):
that back, and it's got the same movie of the
music soundtrack. I really liked it. I'm looking at a picture.
This guy Ralphie got good looking? Yeah you think so?
I mean maybe older now, but he looks pretty good looking. Okay,
is he good looking in the movie. I didn't think that,
but but I'm looking at looks pretty good looking. Um, Okay,
what do you give it? I will give it three
out of five triple dog dres you because I enjoyed it.

(01:24:19):
But I really did go in with expectations that it
was going to be like a fun Christmas a movie
for kids. It's really not out of five five, even
with all the nostalgia packed in. Yeah, that's pretty low.
I'm almost like Mike d We're like Christmas movie. Oh,
I don't know if I love it? Better be a waiting.
It's Thursday, a big one. Do you know how how
late is Amy in the movie? Because I don't feel
like I want to watch the whole movie, but I

(01:24:40):
want to go to Amy's Park. It's in the last
twenty minutes. Good wait, wait, you're gonna fast forward through
the whole movie to see Amy. Yeah, I don't care
about anything else except for Amy. You don't want the
whole movie experience. I lets say this again. Okay, you
do understand what I'm saying. I can get pretty kind. Yeah,
maybe I'm not. Oh, you don't coming across in a
way that's communicating effectively. I don't want to watch the movie,
but I will watch Amy. So I will go to
the the last twenty minutes and watch Amy. Okay, thank you.

(01:25:03):
But what Amy's gonna be saying is that even gonna
make sense to you? Because you didn't watch the movie.
I don't care, got it. Yeah, you'll figure it out.
We'll figure it out. It'll make sense. Okay, that's what's up.
Thank you see you tomorrow. Schedule for tomorrow Ree's Weatherspoon,
so we should have her on the show tomorrow. Other
than that, we'll see you then. Goodbye, everybody. Bobby Bones
is own.

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