April 6, 2021 • 26 mins
Bobby talks about peeing through the fence in his backyard and peed on his dog’s ear. Caitlin asked why he couldn’t stop peeing. He said he can’t because it hurts. Food with Morgan2: McDonald’s New McFlurry with Caramel. Lunchbox shares his Top 3 Life Goals. We also debate whether or not we would retire right now.
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Speaker 1 (00:01):
It's time for the Bobby Bones post show. Here's your host, Bobby.
Thank you all, Thank you all. Hope you're having a
wonderful day. Yesterday, I was in the backyard. That's peeing
through the fence in the backyard. Why wouldn't you go
to the bathroom because it's up at the house. I
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was in the backyard and I'm a guy and I
can peek. Well, I whatever, And so I was peeing.
That's pean through the fence off the basketball court, and Ella,
our dog runs up under my peace stream and it
peas on her ear. Okayle goes. Why couldn't you just
stop your stream? That's what I say, can't do that.
She was like, well, I can stop if I'm peeing.
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And I'm like, but we have like a tube. Yeah,
and when you unleash the tube, it just goes. It's
just like it until it's done. If we do it hurts.
It hurts more than if you have a full bladder
and you have to pee, even if you're halfway downe
even if you're almost done. But again, that's something that
I think I can't explain to her because she doesn't
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ever feel that, nor will she ever. But I was like,
we can't stop as we can, but it hurts. It's
not the case with him too. Do we go to
correspondent Morgan? We need to all right there there, there
you have it if it's wrong, or if you can
stop your stream like I mean, yeah, like if you're
in the middle of it, can you just stop and
it'd be no problem? Sometimes yes, we never can. Sometimes no,
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it depends how bad you have to go with the
Guys's a different story. So anyway, put op ar the
dog to run around all day. But that's that was
drama in the backyard yesterday. Um, let's see, well, wid
Morgan's here. Do you want to talk about the new
McDonald's thing, the mcflurry? You know about that? Yeah, let
me let me bring it up. We'll do a food
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world here on the on the post show. Um ready
feel good about that? You all right? Here we go,
It's time for food World num numb nume with Morgan
number two. So for National Carmel Day, they McDonald's is
dropping a caramel brownie mcclurry and so it has vanilla
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ice cream and brownie pieces and carmel topping blended throughout it.
I mean, I like brownie. I like brownie. I like
brownie with ice cream. Do you like caramel? I do
like carmel. It's funny like caramel. Yeah, caramel. Fonsey dolling.
What's the right way both? But here's this Fonsey dolling caramel? Yeah,
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who do you? What do you call it? Carmel? She
just said carmel? Carmel? What do you call it? Was? Caramel? Caramel?
Dang weird, I'm the only one caramel. I don't feel
like that's right though maybe not. I don't know. Well,
it's like Pecana Pecan meaning I always said, hey, depends
where you're from. But I work with the Pecan Council,
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and they sat me down and said the way to
say it is Pecan really Pecan, not Pecan. Yeah, that's
from the council. That's some of the people who Then
there you go own all the Pecans in America. Is
there a Carmel counsel? You can ask, you know, I
don't think they're gonna hire me if there is. But
when does that start? Morgan? It's started? Nah, May third,
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And this is the first time it's been available in
the US, so Canada had it before, like a few
years ago, but this is our first time having it.
There was a story about a guy who hits a
hundred thousand od lottery win two weeks after winning five
thousand dollars on a scratch off. I mean, let me
ask you this, Lunchbox. I know you dedicated your life
to the lottery. Yeah, ever since I was eighteen years old,
well before that, because my dad would buy them for me.
We all dedicate our lives of different things. Lunchbox has
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dedicated his too, the lottery and getting rich. If you
were to have a scratch off and win five thousand dollars,
would you consider that you're a lottery victory? That would
be huge? But it wouldn't I wouldn't stop. No, that
would be the biggest I've ever won. But I'm saying,
would you die then? Going? You know what? I want?
A big one? No? How big does it have to
be for you to be fulfilled in your lottery dream? Oh?
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One hundred thousand, But I don't even know if that's
fulfilling enough, because I've always said a million, Like, by
the time I'm sixty five, I need to hit a million.
So I think I need to hit a million. If
you're on your deathbed, it's seventy two. Oh I better
than I'll be done at seventy two. Let's say you
are that sucks and they say, lunchbox, you did not
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win a million dollars in the lottery, then I failed.
I failed in life. You failed at life? Yes, because
when you set goals and you don't reach them, that
means you failed. And that's one of the goals I've had.
And so if I don't reach it, that means I'm
a failure. How important is it to you, though, to
reach that goal? Like, let's your top three life goals?
Hit the lottery? I think that's all I got beyond
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survivor number two and real world is that's a one.
I failed. I can't be on it. I'm too old.
So those are my three life goals. Well, what about
your kids, like raised? Well, already you have kids, so
that raise them to be you know, good people, great citizens,
people to get bad. I mean that's a cheesy goal.
I mean, yeah, it's a CHEESYI that's all people strive
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for im. My goal is to raise my kid to
be a good citizen. I mean you would, I mean
everybody says that. I mean, but half the kids aren't
gonna be good citizens. That's why yours. I feel like
if they see me, they're gonna be a good citizen
because that's who I am. They're gonna see me and
be like, all right, cool. I don't think it. Maybe
I'm crazy. I don't know. I'm not to those where
I have to deal with that guy. Stuff seems pretty
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easy to raise it to be good citizens. You tell
him no one. Yes. I was talking with Eddie probably
a year and a half or so ago on an
airplane and I was like, so what is it for you?
Like what do you want to do? And he's like, man,
this is I just want to raise my kids good.
That's it. Yeah, that was literally his goal off a microphone.
You guys can have different goals. But you just didn't
think he was being honest. No, no, I mean that's
just a corny answer to sound like I'm a perry
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involved dad and so cool and I care about There
was no one there. It is just me and bones.
I understand that. But you want to there are other
goals in your life, Like if you want to get
a hole one when you play, that's a goal. That's
a real goals. Say that's a real goal, like to
say the cheesy one A raise good kids, I mean
a boring Do you know anyone that's won the lottery? Like, personally,
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I don't know anybody. Man that's crazy that that lunchbox
wants to win the lottery, But we don't know one
single person. I do know one person. I used to
work with him at the new at the new station
down the valley. He won like thirty five million. God,
oh yeah, of course he quit. He quit, but you
know what, he would come back and he would just
record one segment once a week, could show up in
his ferrari. You would hear the room outside the station,
were like, here's Peter he coming and flip flops and
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be like, what's lap guys? We record this real quick
and get out. Is your goal to retire early? Absolutely?
Do you know how awesome would be to just be
rich and not have anything to do, have no appointment
ship to be at, don't have to be anywhere on time,
just live life like, oh you know you want to
go to where did reg Ruba for a week? Let's go,
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No problem. I think you're mixing up retiring and rich.
Some people retire and don't do anything because they figured
out that they have enough money to sustain their lifestyle.
Doesn't mean they're rich, right, That would be great. So
I mean if I hit the lottery one hundred million dollars. Yeah,
that's the different thing I'm talking about. Retiring period would
be great. But he wants to retire now, bones if
I could. If you could retire today, retire? Hold on,
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you need to hear the question, bo. If you could
retire today and get paid half of what you get
paid at your salary, yeah, you don't have to work.
We just get half of that salary. But you can't
you don't work anymore? Retire, be done? Oh my goodness,
let's go. Are you kidding me? Who wouldn't retire? Who
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would want to? Who wants the daily grind of waking
up and coming to work every single No one does,
No one, because that's not true. I like coming to work.
But my point is, if you're making half of what
you're making, you still have two kids, rays college mortgage,
like you stot to pay your bills. Oh, I think
about It's not everything gets paid off and then you
still get half the money. Well that's what I thought
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you meant. No, this is if I said, hey, you
can actually retire tomorrow. You have to do nothing. We're
just gonna give you half your salary. Man, that'd be
tough though, because with two kids, it's gonna get expensive.
I don't know if I could. I don't know if
I could do that. I don't know if I could
manage it. That would mean that's not the lifestyle I want,
because I think everyone's goal is working towards retirement. Everybody
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counts down on their calendar until they can retire. But
I don't think i'd be able to survive on that.
I mean, I think I could probably retire right now.
Well I don't want to. Well, you're crazy. I mean,
you're you're one of the few people in the world
that don't want to retire early. I mean, I get
I could probably tire right now, be fine, to be awesome,
but I don't want to. Man, I have no interest. Actually,
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it makes me do this good thinking about retirement. That'd
be amazing. So you too, You're a big retirement I
would love to see what I'm saying. I'm not crazy.
I love when I wake up in the morning, I'm like,
what am I doing today? I have nothing to do today?
Like that. I love drives me crazy. That's what I'm like,
Let's go fishing. Why not? Why would that would be
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nice to be listen for me to just not work
on weekends. What we're working toward right now, that's just
baby steps. That's the goal we're doing. We're doing okay.
We have a new goal for the rest of the
year after American I don't finish thises. Kaitlyn and I
have a new goal where we're trying to have a
little more balance. I owe it to her to not
drag her all across the country shooting shows, touring, and
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that's tough for you. It's I've been hustling since I
was eleven, so it's ingrained into me. First it was
for survival. The first twenty years of my life, it
was hustled to survive, and then it started to be
hustled to get closer to goals. Now it's hustle because
I'm almost there and don't stop now. So but yes,
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it is such a part of me to just work
hard all the time. We were watching Last Chance You
last night and there's one of the guys on there
and they kind of paint them as being lazy and
She goes, if they did a show like and they
said you were lazy, that would be worse than anything
they could just about to say about you. Yeah, it's
an insult. She would be, like, that would be what
you would hurt you the most with people saying you're
you're lazy. Now, I mean, you're definitely the opposite of lazy,
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Like that's just not part of who you are. But
I wish I could be lazier right like that. That's
what I wish. I could be a bed lazier. And
I'm working toward you. Raymundo, would you retire right now?
I want it. I'm there's no real I'm very, very active.
And the days that I feel best or Monday through Friday,
on Saturday and Sunday, I honestly feel like I don't
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really have a purpose. So I mean during the week,
I feel like I'm doing something and I believe I'd
continue to do that until I'm old. And it feels
better to lay in bed Right now, I don't want
to lay in bed. I would prefer to wake up
in the morning and do something. Do you understand that
just because you're retired on me at to lay in
bed all day? Right. You know, you can like go
lay on the beach or lay by the pool. You
do lay though I don't like laying in bed all day. Well,
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you don't have to lay in bed. You can watch TV,
you can do whatever. You are. Crazy. You guys are
going to retire. Yeah, I have no interest, But you
talk about no purpose. Another thing we're working on is
me finding purpose other than professionally. And I think that's
already in the making. We're working on it because next
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sause you're about to get married, So that's already a purpose.
I'm taking baby steps toward it. See what he said,
baby steps. Guys, she's not pregnant. Don't know what I'm saying.
And I've said on the air we're gonna have kids. Yeah.
I've been talking to like just other friends of it,
Like I wonder how quick bones is gonna happen. Yeah,
we heard you guys talking about that. I think you
and Nick we're talking about that. What was your guess?
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Very very soon have or get pregnant very soon. I
wouldn't mind if she came to me. I would I
like it today she gonna be said, Hey, I just
found out we're pregnant. I'd be like, let's let's go. Great.
I already know we get married, but she's younger and
she's probably thinking like, all right, do I want to
like already start yes, dealing with his body stuff. That's true.
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But what I'm saying is if she were to come
and most people go the dreaded I'm pregnant, I wouldn't
be the dreaded to me. I would go, let's go
with it. Most people are just like, what, Yeah, you're
in that spot where you're ready, which is great, dude,
let go just great. So let's have twins and put
a bow on it, wrap it up some wins. Oh,
I thought of another goal? Now, oh okay, what is
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it that my kids don't end up on sixteen and pregnant?
There you go, that's a good kid's goal right there.
That's that's one. That's what I think about. We're trying
to have purpose. I'm trying to find purpose other than professionally,
because she's like, you're more than just what you do.
But then it goes back to the only time I
ever felt acceptance or love ever was when I started
being good at what I do. People are like, oh,
you're cool, well, hang out with you. You're pretty neat.
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You're a neat guy. Well, why do you think I'm
a neat guy? Well, because you're good at this radio thing?
Are you good on stage? You're a pretty neat guy.
You found how and so I'm like, that's how I
felt acceptable acceptance. So we're working on that. Good good,
thank you for that. Yeah, good luck, it'll happen, Raymondo.
Yesterday we were talking about your cameo. Did you get
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any orders yesterday? After that conversation, I did. They came
in and you did say something about are you going
to do crazy requests? And so people did get a
little wacky. Some wanted me to talk in Spanish, which
I did study abroad, so I do know some Spanish,
so I did do some of them in a different language.
But yeah, it was fun at the house. I had
six or seven requests. Wow. And if if you don't
put Bay, you don't get Bay the cat. I don't
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think that's fair because on your page it says Ray
and Bay itteresting. No, No, here's the thing. If you're
advertising on your page it's Ray and Bay, then you
need to put Bay on there unless they request no Bay. Okay,
then we can do that, but for her, she likes
to do makeup. For me, I feel like they wanted
as authentic as possible for her. She just needs the lighting.
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She wants them to be like perfect, And I tell
her from the radio world, it doesn't have to be perfect.
You just fire off the cuff. Who gives a rip?
But if you're saying it's a ray, it's like going, hey,
get your peanut butter cups. There are two in here.
You open, there's only one, you'll be pissed. Yeah, then
we needed to do that. Okay, either you take her
off and you go, hey, Ray Sisson, Ray Mundo. She
had a very good following as well for not even
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being on the show, So I said, maybe we make
it for both of us because she does have girls
that she's helped through cancer and stuff like that, and
so then that's why we wanted to put her on
there as well. Great, but then she needs to be
in it. Then, okay, deal, I'm not making a deal
with you, but you got a bunch huh. Yeah, it was,
it was. It was great. I was like, I mean,
obviously we talked about on the show. That's what led
to him probably how many a day do you need
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to get before you start raising your price. I mean,
I don't know if I get too big for my
bridges if I raised the price, right, he says, Let's
check back with them in a week. Let's check back
with them in a week. Um, let's see what else
do I have here? Sometimes you don't need to give up.
Suspect twenty three years old leads Kansas cops on a
one hundred mile pro hour of chase and a stolen
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patrol car while his hands were cuff behind his back.
You know the story, lunchbox. Yeah, like he was arrested.
I don't even know what he was arrested. Four but
he umped in there and started driving, and then when
he crashed the car, he jumped out and tried to
flee on foot with his handcuffs tied behind. Like, dude,
you're you're no way you're getting away? How are and hey?
How are you driving with your hands behind your back?
Going one hundred miles now? With his knees? Maybe was
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it his knees? I'm pretty good at that knee stuff though.
Oh but I can't believe you can go that fast,
crash and get out and run with your hands behind
your back. What did he just give up? Because he
must have done something real bad because he's his time
is just growing now that he's gonna have to spend
in jail. That means something. Nineteen What are they could
have done? He's probably just a dumb dumb dude down.
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You can murder somebody at nineteen and what still have
a lifela. I don't know that he did, but the
question is what could you have done at nineteen? Oh yeah,
you could do it. Yeah, anything. He stole a car,
drove one hundred miles an hour, all while handcuffed, handcuffed,
but it was a cop car. Yes, that'll be fun. Though,
when I saw a story, I saw a story with
someone who stole an ambulance, like yesterday too, same. What
are they stealing? Why are they stealing these things? An ambulance?
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I would assume you go, that would be fun. Turn
the lights on or you need to get away, and
there's no other car that you can break into, and
you it goes fast. An ambulance is running, running, and
you got to think too. You turn those lights on,
I mean the interstate is wide open. But also if
you turn those lights on and you're an ambulance, a're
gonna find you easier too. You're sore thumb. Yeah, they
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have a GPS on the you mean the track it. Yeah.
I was talking with someone who works at nat GEO
and this woman does a show on that GIO where
she goes out under does black market stuff. I've seen that.
I've seen the commercial, I've seen the promo for that.
She went down to the border. She did border I
think drugs, um steroid. That looks good. She's done all
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kinds of different stuff black market And one of the
episodes she was out stealing cars with these guys who
they go out and they how they do it is
they have an inside at one of the dealerships and
they go, hey, we know where this car is right here.
It's a la la la la. They make them a
fob open it. Ye, it's an inside, and they wait.
These people agree to be on the camera. They're still
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in cars. Let's do it. You don't ever see their face,
I don't think. Oh. It's sort of like those drug
ones where they do that. Those are pretty good where
they go in the houses but they're all massed up.
It's called trafficked with Mariana Venzella. Yeah, that's it. Do
you know her? Did you meet her? We did something
together on a panel once I mentioned this on the show.
Um it was me, Bear Girl. It's the nat Geo
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what they called the nat GEO Talent, and Caesar was
in there too, Seeson Milan, Bear Girls, myself, Um, Gordon
Ramsey and her I believe those were the five and
then Courtney Monroe, the president and nat Geo and they
were asking everybody, Okay, who do you want to go
on like an adventure with, and it was just a
reason for everybody to kind of plug the other person.
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And they went to me and I was like, well,
I'm afraid no one's gonna pick sees On Milan. And
so I was like, I take Seeson Milan. And I
was like, cause you know, I'd have two crazy dogs
and he can come and tea, you know, teach my
dogs and then come on the trip with us. And
then Bear's like, well, I've been on two avenches, will
Bobby already from bed grills. I'm gonna take going to
Ramsey because he could cook us some food. And Gordon's like,
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I haven't seen old Bear in a while, you know,
or he picks like now they maybe picks Mariana. Well, anyway,
it goes up to Mariana and I'm like, thank God,
somebody's finally gonna get to pick me, and she goes,
I take Courtney Monroe, the president of Energy. Oh, now
he's the only one who didn't get picked. Corney Monroe
wasn't even done the list of people to take. But
they don't know yet because the show's not out. Well,
as soon as they see the show, then they'll have
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an idea of what it's like to go on a
trip with you. Then they really won't pick me. If
they wait for Breaking Bobby Bones to come out. They
I was the only one, and I had mentioned this
on that panel. I was the only one who wasn't
an expert in what they do. A show on like
Bear is a survival expert, sees the Milon's a dog expert.
She's an expert in black market trading. Gordon Ramsey's an
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expert chef, and I am. I'm the worst at what
I do, But in a way, you're an expert at
taking on difficult things. I'm an expert at learning publicly. Yeah,
and that's what you show. Yeah. That show comes out
May thirty first on Netgio my Breaking Bobby Bones. How
are they going to promote this show? Like? Are you
talking like Billboards on Time Square? Awesome. One of my friends, Kramer,
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who does radio in Arkansas, who's DJ and our wedding,
he messaged me and said, hey, tell him that already,
because I know the last time you mentioned yea, he
still doesn't know. I think I'm pretty sure my wedding
planning is. When she asked me to help, I help,
But I can't act like I've been a big I've
been an influence. Let's say you've done nothing. Yeah, I
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done a lot. But he messed me and said he
was watching like the Alaska Show and they showed a
commercial for Breaking Bobby Bones. That's ongio. So I guess
there's some promotional activity coming. But we're still almost two
months away. It's May thirty, first my Bear Girls episode
with Caitlin Airs May seventeenth. Oh that's coming up. Well, yeah,
a month in a little over a month, in a week.
But at the end of Bear Girls, they're going to
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run like the first act of the first Breaking Bobby Bones.
That makes sense. Yeah, sure, have you seen the first
cut of the Bear Grylls show. Yes? Nice, do you
like it? Do you do you have like are you
able to approve that? Or you just you know, say so,
just it is what it is. They because that show
they're inviting guests on who listen. I'm is the only
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one that wasn't like super famous on that show. But
they give their celebrities the right to go. I don't
like how that looks on me because they're coming on.
It's kind of a favor. It's not like that shows
paying you a bunch of money. You just do it
because it's kind of an honor to get invited. And
are you diva about some stuff where you just kind
of like it's fine, No, we're good. I know. I
mean I've done the show before and that's just a
great team. So I didn't have any notes. I was like, oh,
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it looks good to me. I mean, I really like
a whim. I mean, Kaitlin's a rock star, I'll be honest.
But that was expected. But that was expected. Yeah. One
other thing I wanted to mention was Ray sent me
a note that said the party buses on Broadway have
gone too far? Yeah what happened? Well, I mean I'm
glad this for the post show. You can't really talk
about this during the regular one. So on Broadway, guys,
we're very familiar. What do they have with these party
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bus There's a tractor, there's one that's a hot tub.
We've all seen like bachelorette parties. Bachelor parties rent these
things and I'll get on in party. Yeah, they do
a jacked up truck, this huge thing and you got
ten people back their party. And well, I thought I'd
seen it all until this weekend. I saw one that
I don't. You can't unsee. What did you see? It
was a vehicle pulling a trailer and on that trailer
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was do you guys know the mechanical bowls? Yes, you
get on the bowling right. Yeah. This, uh, this had
that same design, but it wasn't the mechanical bowl. It
was Penis. What it was a jumbo Penis just driving downtown.
Is that can you do that? Yes? And it was
advertising for the Mail Strip Club and people were on it,
and they were when it was stopped, and they were
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mechanical ball I'm dead serious. Go to Broadway on a
Saturday night at twelve thirty. I'm not going for that yourself.
Anybody's seen that penis I waited up all night. My
friend told me that for a penis, anyone's huh. I
don't know how that's allowed. I don't either. So if
you are bringing your family to town, make sure you
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get off the streets before it's nighttime, because I believe
that's when it probably pulls out. But no cops were
pulling it over. It was okay to drive down Broadway.
Can you imagine, like Tuesday at eleven am, it'd be terrible.
You're going to Chick fil A and you right behind
you is the big penis they got person driving in.
We were getting out of a restaurant one time and
it was like noon or whatever, and the hot tub
struck drove by it. They're like five six girls in
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there in bikinis, and my kids are like, let's go.
That looks so awesome. I'm like what my wife's like,
get out of here getting a hot thun with a
bunch of girls in bikinis. I can't believe it's a
big penis driving down the road though. That that's loud,
That that's allowed. That's great, that's average, like a double
on to andre where you don't it's not really a penis,
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Like it's like a rocket ship. No, no, no no, no,
you I'm telling you I can show you the picture
because I haven't no I know, but if it's like right,
the rocket and it's kind of a rocket ship but
kind of a penis, huh and they ride it Ray
like they're trying to like get bucked off. Yes, you
can jump on and you try to continue whatever eight
seconds eight second ride or whatever. I have the picture
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if I can text it to you, but please please, okay,
trying to happen, dude, I mean, there's the kind of
anything huh, anything, all right, sending it right now. Let
me see this, let me see if it looks like
a real penis. I'm telling you can't see it, dude. Honestly,
your reaction, Hilary said Tiera, who came in a couple
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of weeks ago. Send us some chicken minis if you
want something to relis. Thank you recording the old post
show here. I'm ray Ray here it is. Yep, that's penis,
no doubt. I can't it has a saddle on it.
I can't believe that they're allowing that it's twenty twenty one,
who knows. I can't believe there's a truck with a
big penis on it, with a saddle on it, and
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it's got too telling you man, we were walking down
there with the kids and I saw that. I'd best
and but Ryan mc radio liked it. Oh, McKitty, McKitty
likes all that kind of stuff. What's what's our world
going too? I know? And twenty twenty, twenty twenty, that's
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the dumbest excuse ever, like twenty who cares? Well, that's unbelievable.
Oh are you feel old when you say stuff like that?
Like would would nineteen year old you be like that's awesome,
and now forty one year old us like, it's just unbelievable.
I can't believe there's a penis driver there. It is
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huh wow man, wow, No, there's no doubt that is
what it is. There's like a big vein on. Yes, yes, gigantic.
Huh you two went hunt the same time. Wow? Okay,
well I think on that will wrap this up? Huh,
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we got nothing to say. Eddie'll post that on his feed. No,
I will not. I will not. By the way, I
watched your TikTok yesterday of you opening a package in
a box. Do you know what's in the box. That's
what I said, package, And same thing you're saying no,
and you do your clip too, what's in the box,
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and you're like package today, I'm gonna open an envelope.
No package. If it was called check out my package,
that will be different. I would be a different show. Yes, TikTok,
that could have been it, but it's not. It's hard.
It's getting hard to find boxes because that's on you.
Boxes aren't coming that often. We get a lot of
boxes and packages. So I figured a little package here
and there's not gonna hurt anything. What's in the box?
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Package edition as you're gonna do, what's an envelope? I mean,
I mean I thought about that, and you'll do what's
in the fridge. I mean, you're just getting off base.
I mean you're just terrible. All right, we're done. Thank
you guys. I don't think it's anything else I did
mention here. You can check out Chuck Wicks podcast, which
is good. Uh Talk to Chuck with Chuck. Wicks talked
about how he finished filming for his Christmas movie, and
(26:01):
he also reveals how his wife Cassie's birthday party went
that he planned so check out, talk to Chuck. All right,
Thank you guys, Bye bye,
It's time for the Bobby Bones post show. Here's your host, Bobby.
Thank you all, Thank you all. Hope you're having a
wonderful day. Yesterday, I was in the backyard. That's peeing
through the fence in the backyard. Why wouldn't you go
to the bathroom because it's up at the house. I
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was in the backyard and I'm a guy and I
can peek. Well, I whatever, And so I was peeing.
That's pean through the fence off the basketball court, and Ella,
our dog runs up under my peace stream and it
peas on her ear. Okayle goes. Why couldn't you just
stop your stream? That's what I say, can't do that.
She was like, well, I can stop if I'm peeing.
(00:42):
And I'm like, but we have like a tube. Yeah,
and when you unleash the tube, it just goes. It's
just like it until it's done. If we do it hurts.
It hurts more than if you have a full bladder
and you have to pee, even if you're halfway downe
even if you're almost done. But again, that's something that
I think I can't explain to her because she doesn't
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ever feel that, nor will she ever. But I was like,
we can't stop as we can, but it hurts. It's
not the case with him too. Do we go to
correspondent Morgan? We need to all right there there, there
you have it if it's wrong, or if you can
stop your stream like I mean, yeah, like if you're
in the middle of it, can you just stop and
it'd be no problem? Sometimes yes, we never can. Sometimes no,
(01:29):
it depends how bad you have to go with the
Guys's a different story. So anyway, put op ar the
dog to run around all day. But that's that was
drama in the backyard yesterday. Um, let's see, well, wid
Morgan's here. Do you want to talk about the new
McDonald's thing, the mcflurry? You know about that? Yeah, let
me let me bring it up. We'll do a food
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world here on the on the post show. Um ready
feel good about that? You all right? Here we go,
It's time for food World num numb nume with Morgan
number two. So for National Carmel Day, they McDonald's is
dropping a caramel brownie mcclurry and so it has vanilla
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ice cream and brownie pieces and carmel topping blended throughout it.
I mean, I like brownie. I like brownie. I like
brownie with ice cream. Do you like caramel? I do
like carmel. It's funny like caramel. Yeah, caramel. Fonsey dolling.
What's the right way both? But here's this Fonsey dolling caramel? Yeah,
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who do you? What do you call it? Carmel? She
just said carmel? Carmel? What do you call it? Was? Caramel? Caramel?
Dang weird, I'm the only one caramel. I don't feel
like that's right though maybe not. I don't know. Well,
it's like Pecana Pecan meaning I always said, hey, depends
where you're from. But I work with the Pecan Council,
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and they sat me down and said the way to
say it is Pecan really Pecan, not Pecan. Yeah, that's
from the council. That's some of the people who Then
there you go own all the Pecans in America. Is
there a Carmel counsel? You can ask, you know, I
don't think they're gonna hire me if there is. But
when does that start? Morgan? It's started? Nah, May third,
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And this is the first time it's been available in
the US, so Canada had it before, like a few
years ago, but this is our first time having it.
There was a story about a guy who hits a
hundred thousand od lottery win two weeks after winning five
thousand dollars on a scratch off. I mean, let me
ask you this, Lunchbox. I know you dedicated your life
to the lottery. Yeah, ever since I was eighteen years old,
well before that, because my dad would buy them for me.
We all dedicate our lives of different things. Lunchbox has
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dedicated his too, the lottery and getting rich. If you
were to have a scratch off and win five thousand dollars,
would you consider that you're a lottery victory? That would
be huge? But it wouldn't I wouldn't stop. No, that
would be the biggest I've ever won. But I'm saying,
would you die then? Going? You know what? I want?
A big one? No? How big does it have to
be for you to be fulfilled in your lottery dream? Oh?
(04:01):
One hundred thousand, But I don't even know if that's
fulfilling enough, because I've always said a million, Like, by
the time I'm sixty five, I need to hit a million.
So I think I need to hit a million. If
you're on your deathbed, it's seventy two. Oh I better
than I'll be done at seventy two. Let's say you
are that sucks and they say, lunchbox, you did not
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win a million dollars in the lottery, then I failed.
I failed in life. You failed at life? Yes, because
when you set goals and you don't reach them, that
means you failed. And that's one of the goals I've had.
And so if I don't reach it, that means I'm
a failure. How important is it to you, though, to
reach that goal? Like, let's your top three life goals?
Hit the lottery? I think that's all I got beyond
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survivor number two and real world is that's a one.
I failed. I can't be on it. I'm too old.
So those are my three life goals. Well, what about
your kids, like raised? Well, already you have kids, so
that raise them to be you know, good people, great citizens,
people to get bad. I mean that's a cheesy goal.
I mean, yeah, it's a CHEESYI that's all people strive
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for im. My goal is to raise my kid to
be a good citizen. I mean you would, I mean
everybody says that. I mean, but half the kids aren't
gonna be good citizens. That's why yours. I feel like
if they see me, they're gonna be a good citizen
because that's who I am. They're gonna see me and
be like, all right, cool. I don't think it. Maybe
I'm crazy. I don't know. I'm not to those where
I have to deal with that guy. Stuff seems pretty
(05:28):
easy to raise it to be good citizens. You tell
him no one. Yes. I was talking with Eddie probably
a year and a half or so ago on an
airplane and I was like, so what is it for you?
Like what do you want to do? And he's like, man,
this is I just want to raise my kids good.
That's it. Yeah, that was literally his goal off a microphone.
You guys can have different goals. But you just didn't
think he was being honest. No, no, I mean that's
just a corny answer to sound like I'm a perry
(05:50):
involved dad and so cool and I care about There
was no one there. It is just me and bones.
I understand that. But you want to there are other
goals in your life, Like if you want to get
a hole one when you play, that's a goal. That's
a real goals. Say that's a real goal, like to
say the cheesy one A raise good kids, I mean
a boring Do you know anyone that's won the lottery? Like, personally,
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I don't know anybody. Man that's crazy that that lunchbox
wants to win the lottery, But we don't know one
single person. I do know one person. I used to
work with him at the new at the new station
down the valley. He won like thirty five million. God,
oh yeah, of course he quit. He quit, but you
know what, he would come back and he would just
record one segment once a week, could show up in
his ferrari. You would hear the room outside the station,
were like, here's Peter he coming and flip flops and
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be like, what's lap guys? We record this real quick
and get out. Is your goal to retire early? Absolutely?
Do you know how awesome would be to just be
rich and not have anything to do, have no appointment
ship to be at, don't have to be anywhere on time,
just live life like, oh you know you want to
go to where did reg Ruba for a week? Let's go,
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No problem. I think you're mixing up retiring and rich.
Some people retire and don't do anything because they figured
out that they have enough money to sustain their lifestyle.
Doesn't mean they're rich, right, That would be great. So
I mean if I hit the lottery one hundred million dollars. Yeah,
that's the different thing I'm talking about. Retiring period would
be great. But he wants to retire now, bones if
I could. If you could retire today, retire? Hold on,
(07:20):
you need to hear the question, bo. If you could
retire today and get paid half of what you get
paid at your salary, yeah, you don't have to work.
We just get half of that salary. But you can't
you don't work anymore? Retire, be done? Oh my goodness,
let's go. Are you kidding me? Who wouldn't retire? Who
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would want to? Who wants the daily grind of waking
up and coming to work every single No one does,
No one, because that's not true. I like coming to work.
But my point is, if you're making half of what
you're making, you still have two kids, rays college mortgage,
like you stot to pay your bills. Oh, I think
about It's not everything gets paid off and then you
still get half the money. Well that's what I thought
(08:02):
you meant. No, this is if I said, hey, you
can actually retire tomorrow. You have to do nothing. We're
just gonna give you half your salary. Man, that'd be
tough though, because with two kids, it's gonna get expensive.
I don't know if I could. I don't know if
I could do that. I don't know if I could
manage it. That would mean that's not the lifestyle I want,
because I think everyone's goal is working towards retirement. Everybody
(08:22):
counts down on their calendar until they can retire. But
I don't think i'd be able to survive on that.
I mean, I think I could probably retire right now.
Well I don't want to. Well, you're crazy. I mean,
you're you're one of the few people in the world
that don't want to retire early. I mean, I get
I could probably tire right now, be fine, to be awesome,
but I don't want to. Man, I have no interest. Actually,
(08:45):
it makes me do this good thinking about retirement. That'd
be amazing. So you too, You're a big retirement I
would love to see what I'm saying. I'm not crazy.
I love when I wake up in the morning, I'm like,
what am I doing today? I have nothing to do today?
Like that. I love drives me crazy. That's what I'm like,
Let's go fishing. Why not? Why would that would be
(09:07):
nice to be listen for me to just not work
on weekends. What we're working toward right now, that's just
baby steps. That's the goal we're doing. We're doing okay.
We have a new goal for the rest of the
year after American I don't finish thises. Kaitlyn and I
have a new goal where we're trying to have a
little more balance. I owe it to her to not
drag her all across the country shooting shows, touring, and
(09:29):
that's tough for you. It's I've been hustling since I
was eleven, so it's ingrained into me. First it was
for survival. The first twenty years of my life, it
was hustled to survive, and then it started to be
hustled to get closer to goals. Now it's hustle because
I'm almost there and don't stop now. So but yes,
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it is such a part of me to just work
hard all the time. We were watching Last Chance You
last night and there's one of the guys on there
and they kind of paint them as being lazy and
She goes, if they did a show like and they
said you were lazy, that would be worse than anything
they could just about to say about you. Yeah, it's
an insult. She would be, like, that would be what
you would hurt you the most with people saying you're
you're lazy. Now, I mean, you're definitely the opposite of lazy,
(10:12):
Like that's just not part of who you are. But
I wish I could be lazier right like that. That's
what I wish. I could be a bed lazier. And
I'm working toward you. Raymundo, would you retire right now?
I want it. I'm there's no real I'm very, very active.
And the days that I feel best or Monday through Friday,
on Saturday and Sunday, I honestly feel like I don't
(10:33):
really have a purpose. So I mean during the week,
I feel like I'm doing something and I believe I'd
continue to do that until I'm old. And it feels
better to lay in bed Right now, I don't want
to lay in bed. I would prefer to wake up
in the morning and do something. Do you understand that
just because you're retired on me at to lay in
bed all day? Right. You know, you can like go
lay on the beach or lay by the pool. You
do lay though I don't like laying in bed all day. Well,
(10:57):
you don't have to lay in bed. You can watch TV,
you can do whatever. You are. Crazy. You guys are
going to retire. Yeah, I have no interest, But you
talk about no purpose. Another thing we're working on is
me finding purpose other than professionally. And I think that's
already in the making. We're working on it because next
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sause you're about to get married, So that's already a purpose.
I'm taking baby steps toward it. See what he said,
baby steps. Guys, she's not pregnant. Don't know what I'm saying.
And I've said on the air we're gonna have kids. Yeah.
I've been talking to like just other friends of it,
Like I wonder how quick bones is gonna happen. Yeah,
we heard you guys talking about that. I think you
and Nick we're talking about that. What was your guess?
(11:39):
Very very soon have or get pregnant very soon. I
wouldn't mind if she came to me. I would I
like it today she gonna be said, Hey, I just
found out we're pregnant. I'd be like, let's let's go. Great.
I already know we get married, but she's younger and
she's probably thinking like, all right, do I want to
like already start yes, dealing with his body stuff. That's true.
(12:03):
But what I'm saying is if she were to come
and most people go the dreaded I'm pregnant, I wouldn't
be the dreaded to me. I would go, let's go
with it. Most people are just like, what, Yeah, you're
in that spot where you're ready, which is great, dude,
let go just great. So let's have twins and put
a bow on it, wrap it up some wins. Oh,
I thought of another goal? Now, oh okay, what is
(12:23):
it that my kids don't end up on sixteen and pregnant?
There you go, that's a good kid's goal right there.
That's that's one. That's what I think about. We're trying
to have purpose. I'm trying to find purpose other than professionally,
because she's like, you're more than just what you do.
But then it goes back to the only time I
ever felt acceptance or love ever was when I started
being good at what I do. People are like, oh,
you're cool, well, hang out with you. You're pretty neat.
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You're a neat guy. Well, why do you think I'm
a neat guy? Well, because you're good at this radio thing?
Are you good on stage? You're a pretty neat guy.
You found how and so I'm like, that's how I
felt acceptable acceptance. So we're working on that. Good good,
thank you for that. Yeah, good luck, it'll happen, Raymondo.
Yesterday we were talking about your cameo. Did you get
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any orders yesterday? After that conversation, I did. They came
in and you did say something about are you going
to do crazy requests? And so people did get a
little wacky. Some wanted me to talk in Spanish, which
I did study abroad, so I do know some Spanish,
so I did do some of them in a different language.
But yeah, it was fun at the house. I had
six or seven requests. Wow. And if if you don't
put Bay, you don't get Bay the cat. I don't
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think that's fair because on your page it says Ray
and Bay itteresting. No, No, here's the thing. If you're
advertising on your page it's Ray and Bay, then you
need to put Bay on there unless they request no Bay. Okay,
then we can do that, but for her, she likes
to do makeup. For me, I feel like they wanted
as authentic as possible for her. She just needs the lighting.
(13:48):
She wants them to be like perfect, And I tell
her from the radio world, it doesn't have to be perfect.
You just fire off the cuff. Who gives a rip?
But if you're saying it's a ray, it's like going, hey,
get your peanut butter cups. There are two in here.
You open, there's only one, you'll be pissed. Yeah, then
we needed to do that. Okay, either you take her
off and you go, hey, Ray Sisson, Ray Mundo. She
had a very good following as well for not even
(14:10):
being on the show, So I said, maybe we make
it for both of us because she does have girls
that she's helped through cancer and stuff like that, and
so then that's why we wanted to put her on
there as well. Great, but then she needs to be
in it. Then, okay, deal, I'm not making a deal
with you, but you got a bunch huh. Yeah, it was,
it was. It was great. I was like, I mean,
obviously we talked about on the show. That's what led
to him probably how many a day do you need
(14:32):
to get before you start raising your price. I mean,
I don't know if I get too big for my
bridges if I raised the price, right, he says, Let's
check back with them in a week. Let's check back
with them in a week. Um, let's see what else
do I have here? Sometimes you don't need to give up.
Suspect twenty three years old leads Kansas cops on a
one hundred mile pro hour of chase and a stolen
(14:52):
patrol car while his hands were cuff behind his back.
You know the story, lunchbox. Yeah, like he was arrested.
I don't even know what he was arrested. Four but
he umped in there and started driving, and then when
he crashed the car, he jumped out and tried to
flee on foot with his handcuffs tied behind. Like, dude,
you're you're no way you're getting away? How are and hey?
How are you driving with your hands behind your back?
Going one hundred miles now? With his knees? Maybe was
(15:15):
it his knees? I'm pretty good at that knee stuff though.
Oh but I can't believe you can go that fast,
crash and get out and run with your hands behind
your back. What did he just give up? Because he
must have done something real bad because he's his time
is just growing now that he's gonna have to spend
in jail. That means something. Nineteen What are they could
have done? He's probably just a dumb dumb dude down.
(15:36):
You can murder somebody at nineteen and what still have
a lifela. I don't know that he did, but the
question is what could you have done at nineteen? Oh yeah,
you could do it. Yeah, anything. He stole a car,
drove one hundred miles an hour, all while handcuffed, handcuffed,
but it was a cop car. Yes, that'll be fun. Though,
when I saw a story, I saw a story with
someone who stole an ambulance, like yesterday too, same. What
are they stealing? Why are they stealing these things? An ambulance?
(15:59):
I would assume you go, that would be fun. Turn
the lights on or you need to get away, and
there's no other car that you can break into, and
you it goes fast. An ambulance is running, running, and
you got to think too. You turn those lights on,
I mean the interstate is wide open. But also if
you turn those lights on and you're an ambulance, a're
gonna find you easier too. You're sore thumb. Yeah, they
(16:21):
have a GPS on the you mean the track it. Yeah.
I was talking with someone who works at nat GEO
and this woman does a show on that GIO where
she goes out under does black market stuff. I've seen that.
I've seen the commercial, I've seen the promo for that.
She went down to the border. She did border I
think drugs, um steroid. That looks good. She's done all
(16:42):
kinds of different stuff black market And one of the
episodes she was out stealing cars with these guys who
they go out and they how they do it is
they have an inside at one of the dealerships and
they go, hey, we know where this car is right here.
It's a la la la la. They make them a
fob open it. Ye, it's an inside, and they wait.
These people agree to be on the camera. They're still
(17:03):
in cars. Let's do it. You don't ever see their face,
I don't think. Oh. It's sort of like those drug
ones where they do that. Those are pretty good where
they go in the houses but they're all massed up.
It's called trafficked with Mariana Venzella. Yeah, that's it. Do
you know her? Did you meet her? We did something
together on a panel once I mentioned this on the show.
Um it was me, Bear Girl. It's the nat Geo
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what they called the nat GEO Talent, and Caesar was
in there too, Seeson Milan, Bear Girls, myself, Um, Gordon
Ramsey and her I believe those were the five and
then Courtney Monroe, the president and nat Geo and they
were asking everybody, Okay, who do you want to go
on like an adventure with, and it was just a
reason for everybody to kind of plug the other person.
(17:47):
And they went to me and I was like, well,
I'm afraid no one's gonna pick sees On Milan. And
so I was like, I take Seeson Milan. And I
was like, cause you know, I'd have two crazy dogs
and he can come and tea, you know, teach my
dogs and then come on the trip with us. And
then Bear's like, well, I've been on two avenches, will
Bobby already from bed grills. I'm gonna take going to
Ramsey because he could cook us some food. And Gordon's like,
(18:07):
I haven't seen old Bear in a while, you know,
or he picks like now they maybe picks Mariana. Well, anyway,
it goes up to Mariana and I'm like, thank God,
somebody's finally gonna get to pick me, and she goes,
I take Courtney Monroe, the president of Energy. Oh, now
he's the only one who didn't get picked. Corney Monroe
wasn't even done the list of people to take. But
they don't know yet because the show's not out. Well,
as soon as they see the show, then they'll have
(18:28):
an idea of what it's like to go on a
trip with you. Then they really won't pick me. If
they wait for Breaking Bobby Bones to come out. They
I was the only one, and I had mentioned this
on that panel. I was the only one who wasn't
an expert in what they do. A show on like
Bear is a survival expert, sees the Milon's a dog expert.
She's an expert in black market trading. Gordon Ramsey's an
(18:49):
expert chef, and I am. I'm the worst at what
I do, But in a way, you're an expert at
taking on difficult things. I'm an expert at learning publicly. Yeah,
and that's what you show. Yeah. That show comes out
May thirty first on Netgio my Breaking Bobby Bones. How
are they going to promote this show? Like? Are you
talking like Billboards on Time Square? Awesome. One of my friends, Kramer,
(19:11):
who does radio in Arkansas, who's DJ and our wedding,
he messaged me and said, hey, tell him that already,
because I know the last time you mentioned yea, he
still doesn't know. I think I'm pretty sure my wedding
planning is. When she asked me to help, I help,
But I can't act like I've been a big I've
been an influence. Let's say you've done nothing. Yeah, I
(19:33):
done a lot. But he messed me and said he
was watching like the Alaska Show and they showed a
commercial for Breaking Bobby Bones. That's ongio. So I guess
there's some promotional activity coming. But we're still almost two
months away. It's May thirty, first my Bear Girls episode
with Caitlin Airs May seventeenth. Oh that's coming up. Well, yeah,
a month in a little over a month, in a week.
But at the end of Bear Girls, they're going to
(19:54):
run like the first act of the first Breaking Bobby Bones.
That makes sense. Yeah, sure, have you seen the first
cut of the Bear Grylls show. Yes? Nice, do you
like it? Do you do you have like are you
able to approve that? Or you just you know, say so,
just it is what it is. They because that show
they're inviting guests on who listen. I'm is the only
(20:16):
one that wasn't like super famous on that show. But
they give their celebrities the right to go. I don't
like how that looks on me because they're coming on.
It's kind of a favor. It's not like that shows
paying you a bunch of money. You just do it
because it's kind of an honor to get invited. And
are you diva about some stuff where you just kind
of like it's fine, No, we're good. I know. I
mean I've done the show before and that's just a
great team. So I didn't have any notes. I was like, oh,
(20:40):
it looks good to me. I mean, I really like
a whim. I mean, Kaitlin's a rock star, I'll be honest.
But that was expected. But that was expected. Yeah. One
other thing I wanted to mention was Ray sent me
a note that said the party buses on Broadway have
gone too far? Yeah what happened? Well, I mean I'm
glad this for the post show. You can't really talk
about this during the regular one. So on Broadway, guys,
we're very familiar. What do they have with these party
(21:01):
bus There's a tractor, there's one that's a hot tub.
We've all seen like bachelorette parties. Bachelor parties rent these
things and I'll get on in party. Yeah, they do
a jacked up truck, this huge thing and you got
ten people back their party. And well, I thought I'd
seen it all until this weekend. I saw one that
I don't. You can't unsee. What did you see? It
was a vehicle pulling a trailer and on that trailer
(21:23):
was do you guys know the mechanical bowls? Yes, you
get on the bowling right. Yeah. This, uh, this had
that same design, but it wasn't the mechanical bowl. It
was Penis. What it was a jumbo Penis just driving downtown.
Is that can you do that? Yes? And it was
advertising for the Mail Strip Club and people were on it,
and they were when it was stopped, and they were
(21:45):
mechanical ball I'm dead serious. Go to Broadway on a
Saturday night at twelve thirty. I'm not going for that yourself.
Anybody's seen that penis I waited up all night. My
friend told me that for a penis, anyone's huh. I
don't know how that's allowed. I don't either. So if
you are bringing your family to town, make sure you
(22:06):
get off the streets before it's nighttime, because I believe
that's when it probably pulls out. But no cops were
pulling it over. It was okay to drive down Broadway.
Can you imagine, like Tuesday at eleven am, it'd be terrible.
You're going to Chick fil A and you right behind
you is the big penis they got person driving in.
We were getting out of a restaurant one time and
it was like noon or whatever, and the hot tub
struck drove by it. They're like five six girls in
(22:27):
there in bikinis, and my kids are like, let's go.
That looks so awesome. I'm like what my wife's like,
get out of here getting a hot thun with a
bunch of girls in bikinis. I can't believe it's a
big penis driving down the road though. That that's loud,
That that's allowed. That's great, that's average, like a double
on to andre where you don't it's not really a penis,
(22:48):
Like it's like a rocket ship. No, no, no no, no,
you I'm telling you I can show you the picture
because I haven't no I know, but if it's like right,
the rocket and it's kind of a rocket ship but
kind of a penis, huh and they ride it Ray
like they're trying to like get bucked off. Yes, you
can jump on and you try to continue whatever eight
seconds eight second ride or whatever. I have the picture
(23:11):
if I can text it to you, but please please, okay,
trying to happen, dude, I mean, there's the kind of
anything huh, anything, all right, sending it right now. Let
me see this, let me see if it looks like
a real penis. I'm telling you can't see it, dude. Honestly,
your reaction, Hilary said Tiera, who came in a couple
(23:32):
of weeks ago. Send us some chicken minis if you
want something to relis. Thank you recording the old post
show here. I'm ray Ray here it is. Yep, that's penis,
no doubt. I can't it has a saddle on it.
I can't believe that they're allowing that it's twenty twenty one,
who knows. I can't believe there's a truck with a
big penis on it, with a saddle on it, and
(23:53):
it's got too telling you man, we were walking down
there with the kids and I saw that. I'd best
and but Ryan mc radio liked it. Oh, McKitty, McKitty
likes all that kind of stuff. What's what's our world
going too? I know? And twenty twenty, twenty twenty, that's
(24:13):
the dumbest excuse ever, like twenty who cares? Well, that's unbelievable.
Oh are you feel old when you say stuff like that?
Like would would nineteen year old you be like that's awesome,
and now forty one year old us like, it's just unbelievable.
I can't believe there's a penis driver there. It is
(24:36):
huh wow man, wow, No, there's no doubt that is
what it is. There's like a big vein on. Yes, yes, gigantic.
Huh you two went hunt the same time. Wow? Okay,
well I think on that will wrap this up? Huh,
(24:58):
we got nothing to say. Eddie'll post that on his feed. No,
I will not. I will not. By the way, I
watched your TikTok yesterday of you opening a package in
a box. Do you know what's in the box. That's
what I said, package, And same thing you're saying no,
and you do your clip too, what's in the box,
(25:19):
and you're like package today, I'm gonna open an envelope.
No package. If it was called check out my package,
that will be different. I would be a different show. Yes, TikTok,
that could have been it, but it's not. It's hard.
It's getting hard to find boxes because that's on you.
Boxes aren't coming that often. We get a lot of
boxes and packages. So I figured a little package here
and there's not gonna hurt anything. What's in the box?
(25:40):
Package edition as you're gonna do, what's an envelope? I mean,
I mean I thought about that, and you'll do what's
in the fridge. I mean, you're just getting off base.
I mean you're just terrible. All right, we're done. Thank
you guys. I don't think it's anything else I did
mention here. You can check out Chuck Wicks podcast, which
is good. Uh Talk to Chuck with Chuck. Wicks talked
about how he finished filming for his Christmas movie, and
(26:01):
he also reveals how his wife Cassie's birthday party went
that he planned so check out, talk to Chuck. All right,
Thank you guys, Bye bye,
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