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Speaker 1 (00:03):
Transmitting welcome to Wednesday Show, Morning Studio Morning. If I said,
how interested are you in Elvis? Just generally one through ten? Ten,
being high amy, um, seven like fan why seven? Oh?

(00:23):
Like I really want to watch that movie, and I
like learning about him, and I think it's all fascinating songs. Oh.
I like his music. Though, when y'all play it, I'm like,
that's good. Let her stay at seven bones. No, no, no.
But she was confused because then she she thought I
was talking about now and Austin whatever's name is Auston

(00:43):
Butler Austin. I think she's confusing Austin Butler kid actor
for Elvis. Okay, so we'll put you at A six. Okay, Okay,
I'll meet in the middle. General Elvis love Eddie h ten,
maybe eleven if you let me do that lunchbox one
you give no craps. I don't care. He's just music.
He didn't like music. What do you know about Elvis?

(01:04):
He married his cousin or something or sister or someone
really Jerry Lee Lewis okay, now the young yes, yes,
and he died on his toilet. Okay, those are the
things you know about Elvis. The two like man not
so pleasant. Yeah, he sang some songs. How many Elvis
songs can you name? You get one dollar for everyone? Nail?

(01:26):
Let's I got one? Go jail, Hell's Rock one boom.
You can't if you don't get to ten though, you
get no money. You get hit ten to get ten.
You got this? Go ahead, one go blue Swede shoes boom, two,
Let's go? Is that really one? Yeah? Oh? Man? U
hound dog? Yeah? Wow, let me tender. Oh, let's go, dude,

(01:48):
I'm rooting for you here yet four? I think I'm
in trouble. Ah. What else is Elvis? Love Man? That's
Hardy said that? Teddy Bear? Yeah? Wow, come on, wow,
there's more? Oh yeah, huh, I'll tell you what you get?
Two more? Two more? You get started at seven dollars.

(02:08):
I don't know. I don't know if I can get
two more? Can There's there's ones that I'm missing a hundred.
Um you're on the clock at thirty seconds. That's that's
Johnny Cash, wholesome kind of blues close, not really blue.
Oh no, that's not walking in Memphis? Is not him?

(02:32):
Headheld high? No, that's that one. Dang, that's ten seconds?
Come on, man? Oh come on like, hey, pretty mama. Oh,
pretty mama, you're just making noises. Now, hey pretty mama.
By time you almost got you get a goot. Can't
help falling in love? Can you see that one? Can't
hell falling in love with you? That's good, dude. Or

(02:57):
how about burning love? H Kohl? Burning love? You know
that one? Yeah, I'm standing outside the fires garth. Oh um,
how about I don't be cruel too hot? That's true.
I never heard that I don't won't know in the ghetto,
in the ghetto. I've heard that you loan soon tonight
in the ghetto. No different song. I returned cinder. I've

(03:24):
heard just some known. I've heard that one before. There's
a lot, but you did pretty good. I'm star five.
Elvis is jewelry is gonna hit the auction block. More
than two hundred pieces of jwelry purchased by Elvis are
set to hit the block. And it is some loud
stuff with things like TCB which men take care of business.
Ed is some loud jewelry. You would never wear this
now unless you word around your neck and went, this
is always a jewelry. Yeah. Yeah, So it's all going up. Uh,

(03:47):
that's from Reuters. But Scuba Steve claims to have a
piece of Elvis memorabilia. Do you guys know this, Yes, Edie,
you do? Oh yeah, because he took it to Grace
Lam when we went really, what do you have, Scuba Steve?
From Elvis? So my wife's bringing us like show you later.
But it is a cane that a girl I dated
in high school, her grandmother, for some reason, loved me
so much, gave me this cane that she acquired from

(04:07):
Elvis back in the day. Through however she required. I
won't get into that. But she got the cane and
it's it's legitimately his. Apparently it's a wooden cane. As
a tiger, he can't say. Those words do not match. Okay,
you can't say it's legitimately his, apparently legitimate and apparent. Yes,
we're even after you say those days. Yes. Well yeah,

(04:29):
so she says she got it from him. I believe her.
She grew up in that era, she was around that
that whole scene, So I don't see why she'd be
lying to me that it wasn't from him. Well, there
are many reasons to lie. Look cool one, if you
don't know you're lying and someone she got it from
someone who claimed it was ill unless you have a
picture of him with the cane at some point, yeah,
or like a letter from Elvis going well, this is
my cane. Pretty dead Elvis. Yes, what's tough with no proof?

(04:52):
Have you looked online for pictures. I haven't found any
online for pictures, but but it does seem like it's
Elvis esque. I have George Washington's wallet. Yeah, that's cool. Yeah, Yeah,
it's apparently legitimately his apparently legitimate. But you can say,
and I hope it is. I hope it is. I've
had all I've had it for like fifteen twenty years.

(05:13):
That's cool, that's cool, that's cool. Yeah, I have some
und to wear a babe roots. Wow, tom it's Tommy John.
I'm anxious to see it. Scuba, Yeah, I will say
though in the movie there's a shot that focuses in
on a cane, and I didn't know Elvis had a cane,
but in the movie it's like, there's Elvis with a cane.
And I wouldn't say it looks like exactly Scuba's, but

(05:35):
it resembles scubas because they probably wanted to use the
real one, but I had it, Okay, I can't wait
to see it Scuba, but bring it in. Okay, Well, definitely,
it's time to open up the mail bag. Get something
we call ye Hello, Bobby Bones. Have a situation where

(05:59):
I would like your advice. Have a female coworker that
smells bad, almost like body odor now at COVID back
in November of last year, and I'm still not able
to smell a lot, but I could smell her, and
another female coworker in mind said the same thing. Question
is how do I go about this? Should I tell her?
Our supervisor is male, and I've heard she doesn't feel

(06:19):
comfortable talking to him, so should I let him tell her,
even though it'd be awful for her? Sign smelly coworker
in Michigan. We've talked about situations like this before. Amy.
I'll start with you. If you stunk, how would you
like us to tell you? I would love for you
to tell me, but it would be hard, so I
guess privately and not make it like embarrassing. But now, okay,

(06:42):
So if it's you, for example, maybe one day we're
having meeting, but you say, hey, man, you talk to
you in the office, not about me stinking. We talk
and then you're like, hey, by the way, did you
get a new deodor or oh you really like to
be coddled and hug him, of course, and even like
a little bit lied to. That's not a little bit
like did you get a new deodora? I don't feel

(07:02):
that way you smell? Or did you stop using it? Amy?
Hey Ella, I know you love to be natural and
make your own deodorant, Like did you stop doing that
or something? You have to lie to me, but be
gentle with me, gentle with a slight hint of dishonesty.
What it feels like? Would you do? It? Is easy?
I create a fake email account. Oh my gosh, Oh

(07:22):
what yes? I do? Because then nobody I do not
want to get a random email going to You're gonna
get it from um, a friend that's not brave at
gmail dot com, and you're gonna open it up and
it's gonna say, hey, Amy, Um, you're awesome. And I
knew this would be awkward, and I am I gonna
tell you who I am, but as a friend, just
want to look out for you. You You haven't been smelling
very good and I'm not said a single thing to

(07:43):
anybody else, So don't worry. No one's even talked about this.
But I just wanted you to know because i'd want
to know, and I've avoided any sort of awkwardness. See
you soon an obviously a friend that doesn't, I'd have
to find out who that was, like, wouldn't though you
would never, I'd have to ask everyone. But you really
want to send me the email email? I sent it,
but asked me, Hey, bones, yeah, you aren't the one
that sent me the email about me not smelling good?

(08:05):
Were you? There? You go? Okay, next person next that
the easiest pie. That's what I would do, because they
don't want to be told that either. And it's just, hey,
we really like you around here, and I just want
to avoid you any embarrassment. And we haven't even talked
about it. I'm just letting you know. It's either you
or some food you've been eating. You didn't even do

(08:25):
that and pitch it off a little bit, but it's
been smelling bad, so I just want to give your
heads up, that's all. It's easy. Everybodying doesn't have to
be so on your face and like personal and like,
hey buddy, let me touch you here you're a good
person and you stink. Email nobody hurt give it. Then
I'm gonna agonize over the email and who sent it? Great,
it's agonizing. Ever, you having to avoid me forever because
I pulled you into a room and said, hey, you'r

(08:46):
butt stinks. Why did we go from just kind of smelling?
Because because it smells that bad, it's probably no lunchbox. Listen,
it's easy. Just get a variety of deodorance. No, don't
do that, put him in a gift basket and then
just put him on the person's desk before they get
to work and say surprise or a happy birthday, or

(09:09):
you could use this. That's it. Like when I was
in college, Emmanuel, he smelled so bad? Why are you
saying his name on National He was awful smelling, and
no one said anything to him. And finally Caissa took
a stick of the oldorant. He left his backpack in
one of our rooms, and she stuck it the oldorant
thing in there and put a note said this might
help you with the ladies. Boom, and guess what Emmanuel

(09:30):
stops thinking, Yeah, okay, I don't like that as much. Well,
we all have different approaches, Eddie, I would like to
hear from someone like Lunchbox, Like out of all of us,
say I smell, Lunchbox came to me and say, hey, man,
look I smell all the time. And I struggle with that. Yeah,
that way I can relate to him. Yeah, but I
don't know that that's always gonna be possible. Like, none
of if we were to do this with him, who
would come to me? None of us really, because none

(09:51):
of us smelling would say we say to him all
this time, you guys tell me all time. That's different
because he's like, I smell anyway. My advice, Amy says
you should go and kind of make up a little lie.
Maybe no, I didn't say lie. I say it, and
they're true. It was if you were to say to them, hey,
have you tried a new Deodora? That's not what you
really think? Well, because maybe they are trying. No Deoda

(10:14):
smells like poop. Yes, I don't know. I've had some
sometimes some of that old spice. After about three hours.
All right, that's where we that's where we stand. Good luck,
there is a way to do it. I'd find one
of these approaches and try one of those. I would
do mine anonymous. That way, no one ever knows. All right,
thank you, you can close up the mailback. We've got
your That was about the closed mail back. I want

(10:42):
to go over to the phones and talk to Page
who lives in Alabama? Page, what's going on? Um? Two
got engaged in your parking lot? Wait what We'll talk
to me here for a second. So two of your
friends and you live in Alabama. They drove to Nashville. Yeah,
they live in hunts Alabama, and they got engaged in

(11:05):
your parking spot over the weekends. So they came up
to the building, which I guess the garage door. This
is me consecurity right now. It's me being moved by
a loving story and also afraid at the same time.
So they came into the garage and they found my
parking spot. And how did that proposal happen? Well, Josh,
their names are Blair and Josh. He had other plans

(11:25):
but they kind of fell through, and Blair, being a
huge fan, he was like, well, why don't we go
see if we can go to the studio and see
what happens. And somehow they got into this parking garage
and they're like, look, there is Bobby's parking spot and
she was glassing in all giddeas and he got on
his knee and for post and I posted a picture

(11:47):
on your website and was like, look, Bobby, two of
my friends got proposed, got engaged in your parking spot
and they're a picture of them riding in front of
your sign. This is reserved parking for Bobby. Then that
I have seen the picture, I would love to see
the picture. Would you d m it to me so
I can see it? Sure? On your Instagram? Yes, that'd
be awesome. What's your name so I can look for it. Okay,

(12:09):
that I'm going to discontinue any thoughts I have of
being secure and not be a murder because they weren't
murdering me and nothing happened. Right, I love it. So
when everybody know, I'm just gonna let that that's it
flowing off. I'm just gonna enjoy this. Okay, We're all
good on that, right, Okay. I love it. I love it.
I love it, I love it. I am one. I'm
so honored that she is such a big fan of
the show that he thought, well, this would be kind

(12:30):
of fun to do. Obviously, the first thing didn't work out,
but that's a really cool picture. And so everybody lives
in Huntsville, right, that's what you're saying. Yes, Bayer and
Josh living hunts Yes they do. This is this what
I'm gonna do? So I don't know when you guys
are coming to Nashville. Maybe you want to make a
special trip, but if you come up, I will. I
would love to meet them, and we will actually do
one better and bring them in, bring them into the studio.

(12:55):
Even so, I would love to meet them. I don't
know what kind of are they still in town or no? No,
but I will definitely let Josh and a player No.
I'm sure she is listening right now and is probably
freaking out. I would love to meet them, and I'll
tell you what, I'll even get somebody out to play
a love song while they're in studio. WHOA. I don't

(13:16):
really I don't really know what's going to happen exactly,
but in my mind I get all this stuff going on,
but I don't know who it's going to be. But
maybe it's um. I don't know. I don't want to,
but I think we could do something cool for them
that's never happened where somebody breaks in the build. It's
illegally trespassed. But still I like it. Pretty cool. I
like it. That's awesome page. I'm gonna put you on

(13:37):
a hold and get your information, okay, and then i'll
tell you what if you want to come with them?
Bring it sounds great. So I needed more excitement than
that page. It's like, yeah, it's fine. It wasn't about me. Well,
i've met you before. We've met you at a rating
idiot show before, and she was shaking so bad. She
always said she would marry you first. It was heartbroken
when you married Kaitlin. But she met Josh and they've
got engaged and Josh, no, no, not poor Josh, not

(14:01):
poor Josh. She's over the moon. She's over the moon.
Oh there, here's the picture. Oh look at that. I
mean they are it's nighttime, so it's even scarier. They're
up here. It's dark. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, they've broke in
the dark time. I liked that. Um I'm looking at
the picture now. Wow wow wow. Okay, that's all. Hopefully
I will talk to you soon. All right, sounds great,

(14:21):
Thank you so much. All right, byeye. Well that's a
pretty remarkable story. You thought you were in the loveest
of love stories. I haven't need a lifetime to a
movie on that. The break in and proposal. That's pretty cool,
all right, thank you for calling page. The latest from
Nashville in Tullywood Morgan number two thirty, said Skinny Mitchell.
Timpenny announced a new album called This Is the Heavy.

(14:43):
It will be out on September sixteenth. Shania Twayne is
among the writers being inducted into the Nashville Songwriters a
Hall of Fame on October thirtieth in Nashville. Here she
is talking about writing songs that are relatable when I
hear people, you know, fans explain what they enjoy about
my mus because that they relate to what I have
to say and they relate to me. So I'm just

(15:04):
hoping that by being myself that that will just carry on.
The CMAFS TV special airs tonight on ABC at eight
seven Central. It's co hosted by Dirk Spinley and l King.
Here's Dirk's talking about how the show turned out. The
CMAFS was great. You know, it's been gone for two years,
so just being there and being around the energy, the
fans were so excited to be there, and the artists
were too, and it was awesome. I can't would see

(15:26):
the TV special how it turned out. I'm Morgan, that's
your skinny Kid's time for the good News Lunchbox. Austin
and Lexie Burke were headed out to lunch in Nashville
when they see this thirteen year old Niko sell and
lemonade the one hundred degree heat and they go up
to him and they're like, hey, what's going on. He

(15:47):
said his soccer team got invited to Portugal and then
it was going to cost like three thousand dollars to go,
and his dad said, you have to raise one thousand
dollars and I'll pay the rest. So he's out there
selling lemonade. Well, she's a Cereal tipper on TikTok, so
she goes to lunch and tells her fans, Hey, we
need to donate to this dude, and she walks up
gives him a thousand bucks. I think it's awesome that

(16:10):
she gave money to this kid. I just don't trust
Cereal tippers on TikTok in general. I think they're cutting
a little bit for them stuff. I don't know that,
but I know. I people, Hey, everybody send me money
on a venmo and then they take it and they go,
we're gonna I think there's a holders fee if you're
asking me, Yeah, but that is just crazy. And then
they sent up a gofund me and it's raised twenty
thousand dollars, like twenty thousand. Who said up that? This

(16:30):
Austin and Lexei Burke. Okay, I take it all back.
She's pretty awesome. I take every back everything I said.
And I'm wrong, but can I I don't understand it
cost three thousand to go to Portugal. What are we
doing with the twenty thousand the rest of the team.
It's three thousand probably a kid for travel? And oh,
so you think they're paying for the whole team. You
think a whole team goes for three thousand bucks? No, No No,
it was just a dig a flat bottom. The dad
told the son he would pay for him to go.

(16:50):
It cost three thousand per kid, and so he's like,
if you raise a thousand of it, that means I
know you're dedicated to going, right. So they probably raised
twenty thousand to send kids on the same team. I
didn't think about that, man, Why don't the kids, just
getting all the Yeah, who's gonna going out a little
the guided tour of Portugal. I can't believe that's awesome.
What's her name again? Her name is Lexie Burke. I

(17:11):
believe her fully say she has one point eight million
followers on TikTok. I'm good for you, all right, that's it,
That's what it's all about. That was tell me something good.
Let's give away that money. Five thousand dollars in cat
I guess not cash. We've put meilts and almost five
thousand dollars anyway, going to Teresa and Purty Missouri. If

(17:34):
she can nail the lie, we're gonna play two truths
in a lie. Everybody, welcome Teresa to the show. Hi Teresa, Hi,
how you doing doing pretty good? How the heck are you?
I'm great. I'm just a little nervous today. I felt
that because I will be nervous and I had the
chance to win five thousand dollars, I would be a
good nervous, but I'd also be nervous that I was
gonna lose five thousand dollars, and then I'd be like, dang,

(17:56):
so have you been thinking about that in your mind?
You've been thinking about winning are losing more? I've been
thinking that I'm a winner. But here's the thing, I
feel like, if I don't win, I'm no worse off
than I am anyways, And I got to meet you
all and talk to you on the phone and participate
in a very fun contest. Yeah, but that won't pay

(18:17):
your bills. Yeah, all right? Teresa and Purdy, Missouri? Where
is Purdy? What's it here? You give me a big
city close to Branson or Springfield, Missouri? No, Well, great,
glad to have you on. Teresa's a ten year fitness
instructor at the y MCA. Teresa has a cattle ranch. Teresa,
what's more physically exhausting a day being a fitness instructor

(18:39):
or a day on the ranch? Just pretty much, probably
the fitness instructor because my husband takes most of the
care of most of the cattle, so I just get
the benefits. Shout out to him. That's right, all right,
we're giving a good energy, positive energy. All right. We
got three different statements, three different stories. Teresa. All you

(18:59):
have to do is identify the lie one of us
is lying, and if you nail let you get five
thousand bucks. Let's go at first, Eddie. Back in my hometown,
there's a restaurant called Benitos Tacos, and in high school,
they were so impressed on how well I could tolerate

(19:20):
spice that they named a taco after me. The taco
was named Eddie Diabolico, which means Eddie the diabolical man. Sadly,
Benitos Tacos went out of business in nineteen ninety nine,
so you can no longer get that taco, or get
that business, or get anything from that for that restaurant. Okay,
So Eddie had a taco named after him because he

(19:41):
could withstand the heat. Basically Amy. Back in the day,
my roommate stole my exon card and put hundreds and
hundreds of dollars worth of gas and gas station food
on it. I had to go home and con front her.
It was really one of the hardest things that I

(20:03):
have ever done, and we have not seen each other
since that night. Years later, she mailed me a letter
apologizing for it, but there was no return address, so
I have had no way to talk with her and
let her know that I forgive her. Do you forgive her?
I do? Okay? Good? All right? Next up. Most of

(20:27):
my experiences with celebrities are good or just not eventful. Well,
had an awful experience with Wendy Williams, the talk show host.
She got really upset during an interview because she didn't
like what I was asking her, although I felt the
questions were extremely fine for the situation. I wasn't being

(20:48):
crazy or trying to be wild radio guy. She threatened
to leave the studio, and then before she actually left,
she insulted me, saying I would never be her. Then
after she left, and after she told me I would
never be her, her husband was waiting on me outside
the studio. I could see him through the glass because

(21:10):
according to others, he was waiting to beat me up.
All right, there you go three stories. Eddie ad to
Taco so hot that they're like, we're gonna name this
after you. Amy had a friend steel and run her
credit cards way up. Amy hadn't found her since once,
but then you can't find her now. Well, yeah, after

(21:30):
I confronted her, she kind of left, and then Wendy
Williams and I had a really terrible experience, and her
husband was allegedly waiting outside to beat me up. After them,
all right, Teresa, we're coming over to you. You could
be five thousand dollars richer if you could identify which
one is the lie? Teresa, Teresa, Teresa, which one do

(21:52):
you think is true? Who you put on that truth stand?
Edie Bruce, you think Eddie's taco is true? True that way?
He said, yes, okay, So if Eddie's taco is true,
you're gonna lock him in as true, which, by the way,
you're looking for the lie. USA is new competition reality
show Snake in the Grass gives four contestants a chance

(22:13):
at one hundred thousand dollars. The only catch they'd find
out which one of them is sabotaging their every turn.
If they fail, the snake leaves with all the money.
Spot the lies, catch the snake when the cash Snake
in the Grass Episode two, Monday Night. Please watch it.
That's Monday coming up at eleven tenth Central on USA Network.
Thank you very much, Please watch the show. I would

(22:33):
love it, love to keep that job and be honest
with you. Yeah, all right, So she puts Eddie on
the truth stool. So that means it's Amy and I
that you think are probably lying to you. So who
do you think is the liar. Is it me and
Wendy Williams or is it Amy and her thieving friend.
I think it's the Wendy Williams story. I think you're lying, Bobby. Okay,

(22:54):
she thinks I'm lying about Wendy Williams. So I'm gonna
sit back for a second. Amy, your roommates stolen exent
card back in the day. That's the story you told.
Is that true or false? That is true? That's okay,
all right, she's still in the running here, so that happened, yes,
and you don't know where she lives came look her

(23:15):
up on Facebook and be like, she's not on social media?
Forgive her. I can tell completely gone, Yeah, no social media.
I mean, it wasn't a round when we were friends, really,
but it's just not her. She's more kind of off
the grid type person. I think she was in Colorado somewhere,
but honestly, after I confronted her, she denied it and
left and then never saw her again. And then like

(23:37):
years later, a letter showed up in my mom's mailbox
and it was from her, handwritten but no return address,
just the state of Colorado or whatever. And so I
have no idea, but I do forgive her. It was
very She's listening, now you wanted to Well, I don't
think she's listening. The twist is it was Teresa. No, okay, Teresa,

(23:59):
So so far you're still in the running. It's either
me with Wendy Williams or Eddie in the restaurant. Who
is the lie? Eddie, let's go talk to you for
a second. Yeah. So this restaurant, what was it called again,
It's called Benito, And they just noticed you could eat
their taco. I go there all the time in high
school and they would just notice you can eat their tacco. Yeah.
They just saw like, oh man, this guy can tolerate
some heat because I put South South all over it.

(24:20):
And they're like, dude, we love this guy. We're gonna
name me tacco after him. Okay, So if Eddie's is true, Teresa,
you win five thousand dollars. You feel die? Yeah? Do
you feel good about your answer? Here? Still? I do?
I feel really good? Eddie, Yours is true? She wins
the cash. Eddie is yours true? Bones. You know I

(24:41):
love tacos, you love a love tacos, but I can't
take any spice. Man. No, this whole story was made up.
I lied. Eddie's was the lie. Yeah, My Wendy Williams
story was true, shockingly true, shockingly true. I just asked
her a question of about her career or way back

(25:01):
in the day, I think about two PACs and stuff
she had said before, not being controversial at all, at
least I didn't think. So she was like, why are
you trying to be like me? You're not me. You'll
never be. I was like, wait, what, what what's happening here?
You will never be? It was weird, and I was like,
you can go, you can go. It was just a
weird situation. So the Wendy Williamson happened, the Xon card
thing happened amy, which, by the way, I got a

(25:22):
letter from Winny Williams no address on the other day.
Oh oh, say, she's gonna send her husband to beat
me up. I never know a kidding't that part's not true.
But Eddie's story was false. So that means, Teresa, you
did not win five thousand dollars this morning, and I'm
very sorry about that. Yeah. Sorry, However, Teresa, you do
get to come back on Monday of next week and
play for right now. Thirty five thousand dollars. Yeah, Terisa,

(25:47):
you didn't win, but you are coming back to play
for big money. Describe your emotions right now. I'm very excited.
Like I said, I feel like I'm, you know, no
worse off than what I was. And it was fun
to play the game and I look so forward to
playing it again on Monday. Okay, she's up for the
big money on Monday. Teresa. You a real treat to
get to know and dispense of time with. And we'll

(26:08):
see you next week. Clap it out for Teresa. Our
guest is Dirk Spentley. Quick fun facts about Dirks. He
moved to Nashville at age nineteen, landed a job at
the Nashville Network researching classic country music, pretty much got fired,
got kicked out of the Opry early in his career
when he was working in TV. He got inducted in
the Grand Old Opry in two thousand and five, at

(26:30):
the time making him the youngest member at twenty nine
years old. He's got twenty one number one songs. His
last three r living Gone, I've been Gone, and Beer's
on me. And he's on the phone right now here.
He is Dirk Spentley on the Bobby Bones Show. Now,

(26:55):
Dirk Spendley, Hey, buddy, where are you right now? I'm
up in Idaho, get ready to go to Canada for
a couple of days shows or crazy bike riding shows,
water commitment stuff. It's like a two week run. Okay,
well you started. I thought maybe you didn't watch Running
from the Law or something. He's like, uh, it's I

(27:19):
haven't been a round like this a long time. I've
been out this long and just playing, I kind of
forget where I was night before, kind of kind of run.
But it's good, but just a long, long trip. Have
you ever done that thing where you get out and
you're tired and you're like, okay too below I'm like, nah, dude,
this is not too Have you done that or have
you been pretty good about it? I'm pretty good, but
I haven't written down my sellers. So there's times you

(27:39):
know you don't you don't look down. Those people see
you looking down and see where you are, but you
just kind of double check make sure, like like there
and I played Lake Caho and for some reason, we've
just done a couple of shows in California, and I
could remember my brain's like Lake Caho is in Nevada, right,
or is it California? So you're kind of looking down
and you're like, Lakeho Nevada. Are we doing Nevada? And
then you also got to say the right way it's

(27:59):
not Nevada, it's Nevada, because then they'll get really pissed
and you say their their town. There's a little bit
like saying Lebanon, you know, to the Lebanon Tennis or
Lebanon to the Lebanon Tennessee. So wait, isn't it Nevada.
I've been corrected with Nevada. Yeah, I think it's Nevadah. Yeah,
but I say Nevada. No, that's what he's saying. Though,
you have to say it right like they say it,
or they boo you. I think it's Nevada. Yes what

(28:21):
I say? Yeah? You said yeah. All the radios in
Vegas just turned us off. Derks. They're all mad at
I wonder why they're booing. Now. I know Dirk's been
leaves on tonight by the way, cma Feston, he's hosting it.
I say this, I've seen some of the clips. You're
the second best host I've ever seen on this show.
Second number two. Oh yeah, I wonder who's number one.

(28:44):
I don't know, probably me, but anyway, how it's very
generous with his laughter. Thank you. So the show's on tonight,
Like what was awesome about this festival that people are
gonna like? I mean, it was so fun, right, they
had the seamates test hadn't happened in two years, so
the crowds just over the top, just joyous, I guess
to do the right word. And the lineup was stellar,

(29:05):
and then of course the number two hosts in the
world was there, mem as long as l King. So
great hosting, I think is the key to this whole show. Actually, Bobby,
as you know, Dirk's hosting really doesn't mean crap because
the acts are so good. But I'm assuming that you
performed as well. I'm right about that, right, yeah, I got. Well,
the highlight for me it was going to performance one
only Billy Ray Cyrus. I mean, I've been a fan

(29:25):
of his since day one, even when, like I remember
being on Lower Broadway when he was having so much
success and there'd be some bars that wouldn't play his music.
They're like, you know, trying to tear him down, and
I was like, no, way did billiary Cyrus is the
greatest of all time still is so a good chance
to sing with him a little Ikey Breaky Heart was
definitely a career highlight. All jokes aside, Dirk's and l
did a great job hosting this show. It is on

(29:47):
tonight on ABC, so be sure to watch CMA Fest
it is. It's if you love country music like this
is a great live show to watch. And I'll say this,
and you know, I'm a fan and a friend personally,
but professionally, this new song Yours is probably my favorite
that you've put out in a long time. I'm gonna
play well, yeah, I know, I am. I'm shocked. I mean,

(30:10):
you're It's a nice for this morning. Thanks Bob. Well,
I'm serious, Like, I'm gonna play a clip of gold
for everybody. This is Dark's new single, I got all
my shitty buds, redy to room, I Gotta Sky. It
ain't a smooth, graveled body feels like gold like. This

(30:34):
is one of those you listen to it, you sing
along with it. It's got a good look, catchy to look,
catchy hook but at the end of it, you're like
you like there's a message there. It's like a fable almost.
You come away from it and you're like, dang, I
just I'm a better person now. Well it's not going
I have a strong message of beers on me. But no,
it does have a good message, man. One of a

(30:54):
lot of these songs like I Hold On or something.
It's a message I wrote kind of for myself and
that I needed my own personal life. And yeah, it's
being grateful and kind of being present where you are
is something I need to sometimes work on. So I
like the message and I like the groove, and uh,
I hope it does well. Thanks. Yeah, it is really
one of my favorite songs you've done in a long time.
So Dirk s. Bentley is on with us again tonight

(31:14):
CMA Fest and I'll kind of wrap up with this
and then I'm gonna just play gold. But as I
look at a lot of the stuff that you've been
doing lately, it just seems more and more like you're
turning into Dirks, not only the country superstar, but very
much the businessman because you got like a bar and
you got like I mean, it's all these these different
brand things that you're doing. So what do you spending
more time doing now writing or counting your money. I've

(31:37):
got to hold them knowing to fold them right. No,
you don't count your money at the table, Bobby. I'm
still in the game, Okay. No, I don't know. I've
seen more of my time just trying to just to live.
Just like right now, I'm just on the road and
trying to find stuff to do during the day other
than just you know, fill of the bus and play
music and so just trying to get out of the
business stuff. It's it's all fun and my favorite thing

(31:57):
is just to still it is just to play music
with the band. Nothing to be said at this point. Still, Well,
it's really cool man, because you're killing it, not only basically,
but it just you got so many cool things going
on so from I mean, we could list it all out,
but the business is killing at the music killing it.
But most of all, you're just a real good dude.
And that is Dirk Spentley. Everybody. We're gonna play the
new song gold right now and CMAFST tonight on ABC.

(32:20):
Be sure to watch it. Never mind, I'll say it
best host ever, Dirk Spentley. I'm gonna say it best,
all right, Derek, talk to you soon, buddy. Thank you guys.
All right. See here's a voicemail we got last night.
George Strait just DMed me on Twitter telling me how
special of a fan I was. He wanted to create
a separate account to message me and a few other

(32:40):
fans just because you were such great super fan. Isn't
that just the kindest thing you've ever heard of? What
kind of scammer was out of their way to make
you feel so special? Still leading and reporting, no check mark,
nothing blue. Don't accept that. That's right. It's a good lesson.
Don't have a check mark. It ain't them. Sometimes the
cold whn'll has a check mark, but he's still he's

(33:01):
still hitting up asking for gift cards and stuff. Here's
the thing. If let's say George Strait wanted to reach
out to a few special fans through DM, you know
what you would do. He would DM them with his
blue check mark account. There's nothing that's its own box.
If you have a blue check mark, you have your
own box. It's only for extremely private ish messages. If
it doesn't have a blue check mark, that account is

(33:22):
not somebody famous. Don't even talk to them. That's all
People impersonate me all the time, and it's like Bobby
Bone forty two nine six four nine dash three two
two two. Do you think I'll create that account underscore? Yeah,
it's so, it's just not and I hate to see
vulnerable people fall forward and lose money. All right, thank
you for sharing that. You're Samy's pile of stories. With

(33:45):
prices going up, people are changing the way that they're
dating now because of inflation. They're opting for Netflix and
dinner at home, or maybe even just searching for free
activities in their town, or some are just going on
fewer dates in general. All that would have been a
good ideas before inflation, you know, because that not doing
that it's got you in trouble during inflation. But here's

(34:07):
think about inflation. It is not gas but other stuff.
It's things are up like fifteen percent ten percent, which
is a lot, but it's not like everything's triple. These
people don't want to go on dates, so they're not
getting nas out on dates. You know, they're completely changing
their lives, not because everything costs five times more, it's
just because they probably don't want to go out with
these folks anyway. Well, I did search up some cheap

(34:29):
date night ideas. In case people need inspo, you can
go browse a bookstore and walk around picks. If you're dude,
you're asking a girl out and you're like, hey, I
got an idea one, let's go Hey, just well it's
you know, it's cheap. Let's just watch Netflix in my house.
Ain't gonna happen because she's gonna be like, you're trying
to bring me to your house too. Why don't we
just to go browse a bookstore and what if she

(34:49):
loves to read? That's like fifth date, fifty sixth date,
and by that time you not spend a bunch of
money anyway. What about arranging to watch the sunset or
the sun rise? Arranging to watch the sunset is like
you're trying to hook up with me. Okay, you just
looked up with me, going to volunteer together. That's cute,
it is, that's good and my heart, it feels good,

(35:11):
but probably not a good first or second date. Okay,
all right, Well you can now hop into a spherical
pod that's going to propel you twenty miles into space
thanks to space perspective. I wrote that fair ones stretch
you down and then shoot you right up. I did
that already, up to eight passengers at a time. It
can enjoy panoramic views of Earth while reclining in oversized

(35:34):
seats and sip in cocktails. You can really sip anything
if you're being propelled. I think once you get up there,
it's only going to set you back one hundred and
twenty five thousand per person, but drinks are included. It
looks like a pod. I'm trying to describe this to you.
It looks like a hot air balloon that's made of
eggshell with glass all around it, that you get in

(35:57):
and somehow you live when you land. I don't know
how that twenty miles in space like that's far. Yeah,
I google Earth and take my hundred grands. Yeah, you know,
I'm good. Get a better view. That got I got
money to say for dates, you know? All right? What else?
The artist who painted the Jason Aldean mural in Jason's
hometown of Making, Georgia, is very proud of her work.
I bring this up because there have been a lot

(36:18):
of haters, but she is not letting them get her down.
Her name is Shamika Bussy and here she is talking
to wma Z TV about it. I did it in
the rain in two hours because of the rain, and
I slid on the top of my truck and did it.
And I put my heart into it, and uh, I
felt so proud when I was done, Like nobody couldn't

(36:39):
take that away from me. People having a pin. Everybody
has the rights there pin. I'm like, that's life, you know,
in life in general, people love and hate us. It's hilarious.
What's wrong with a pain? Have you not seen? It?
Came out? It was painting a dollar general on the
side of the wall, and people are like, oh, look
at this. Who painted a kid? Oh? I see it now.
I can't draw that good? Right, I can never do that, never,

(37:00):
But it's hilarious. It does look like a kid through it.
It looks like a kid who's really it was a
good fifth grader was allowed that space to draw. But
I love her attitude about it. Yeah, just wait till
it's not raining, right, If that's the case. It was
raining in two hours, I was rushed get to get
on the radar, ab see you when the store moves over.

(37:22):
And then wait, I cannot let me say again, I
cannot draw or paint at all, so I'm only laughing
because I saw it and thought a kid did it. Yeah,
But now if she did it and she's proud of it,
and again, use her as a motivation if you need
to be proud of something looks like Johnny Depp's heart.
All right, Amy, that's my vial. That was Amy's pile

(37:43):
of stories. It's time for the good news. Good. So,
when Sophia was only four years old, she was diagnosed
with a rare neuroimmune disorder. According to her mom, she
was completely paralyzed. She had lost sight and her ability
to speak, and had to spend an entire summer at

(38:04):
the Children's Hospital of Michigan. Now she's ten and she
is fully recovered. So she likes to give back to
the kids that are in that hospital now, not just
at Christmas, but in what she calls the Christmas in
July program. So all these kids that are in the hospital,
through her organization called Sophia's Rainbow, she just collects toys

(38:24):
and she gives them out based on their age. And
this year, nearly two thousand toys to the kids patients
at HM. And she goes through she hand picks the
toys out for each of the kids, and then she
distributes them to the patience rooms, which is pretty cool.
Only ten years old. Hey, she was four and was
able to beat this neuroimmune disorder. Imagine being a mom
and your kid is paralyzed, can't see and can't speak

(38:46):
both all of that four years old. But she bounced
back and now she's given back. And I think that's
an awesome story. Sophia, that's really cool. You keep doing it,
and that is what it's all about. That was tell
me something good. You know what comes up in twenty minutes?
What we employee the Month? Oo want a two month break?

(39:08):
We're on vacation the last months we weren't able to
give it away. But not only will we do Employee
the Month. There's a new hidden wrinkle on the wheel.
If you win, Oh yeah, if you win, if you
win Employee the Month on the wheel, there is a
new elevated prize. Wow, vacation week. Wow. Why did you

(39:29):
give him dapths. That's not even a thing. He created
it then gave you dapths like it was real. You're right,
I fell into it. Okay, So that's coming up twenty minutes.
I've been thinking about watching that Shanaia documentary. But is
it is it cheesy like a propaganda piece, or is
it legit? I felt like it was legit, okay, but
did they show her at times in an unflattering light?

(39:49):
Oh good question. I wouldn't say it was all flattering flattering, man,
But I walked away from nothing loving her. I felt
motivated and empowered. And I've been a Shanaia fan. Obviously
it grew up in the nineties, but I am way
more now. The music is great, She's like an amazing businesswoman.

(40:11):
She's so smart. It sounds like fun entertainment. But unless
a documentary has got some hard times and some mess ups,
it ain't real hard times. Lime disease okay, but she
didn't do it, but she fought it and it's still
fighting it and limes he sucks. By the way, that
being said, I need a documentary to show somebody go, yep,
I screwed up. This is why I did. Wish I
wouldn't have done that, but I bounced back, you know,

(40:32):
Otherwise I'm like propaganda piece. But like, if these artists
or celebrities or whatever, they approve it, usually it's not
gonna put them in a bad last yeah, because she's
in it very much. So unless you're Bill Gates who
hired somebody to write that book about him and said,
I don't want to read it till it's published and
you have whatever. He said, I want an accurate portrayal,
You go talk to everybody you want. I'm hiring you
myself to write this book about me, but I don't

(40:53):
want to see any of it until I already can't
say no to it. That's cool. That was legit. I
think that was Steve Job. That's exactly who it was.
Bill Gates is still alive and then he died. That's right. Yes,
thank you, Hey to me, same person a lot of times. Yeah, Morgan,
you watched it. Yeah, I felt the same way as Amy.
For sure. There was. She did talk about her divorce,
which I didn't expect her to. Yeah, that was in

(41:17):
there a little bit. No mention of her current relationship. No, okay.
So it's a fun puff piece to watch if you
want to like Shania Moore. Yes, there's also some like
archive footage in there that I've never seen before that
was really cool to like. Oh that's Shania from way
back in the day. Had no idea about some of

(41:38):
those moments. And I will also add there was there
was something I wish they would have talked about, was
that she took in her siblings when her parents died,
But they never really talked about the siblings and what
happened to them, or which killed the guy behind the bar,
none of that. Hey, Mike, you watch it too? Movie? Mike? Yeah,
thoughts not my favorite. I think it's a little bit puffy,

(42:00):
and they skip over some parts, like at the very
beginning it goes from her being in Canada and then
all of a sudden he's here and has a record deal.
They kind of skip over, like her grind here that
Queen movie did that where it's like Freddie Mercury is
like all right, we're gonna make it. I'm gonna go.
I'm I can't even eat and buying noodles, four noodles
for a quarter smash cut. We're on top of the
pops and you're like, what about all that other stuff

(42:23):
that got you here? Okay, So Mike, what do you
rate it? I'd probably give it three point five out
of five. That's pretty good, though it's still entertaining. Yeah,
but don't look at it as you're really gonna learn
the true Yeah, you're getting to grit. I need Gret, Yeah,
I need Gret. All right, that's all for now, I'll
probably start it and I'll go into it knowing I'm
just gonna watch a function. Yeah, just know what you're getting,
like her social media, so you basically put a purse

(42:43):
social media that she wanted you to see, right, Yeah,
all right, let's go to the corny morning Corny, what
does a painter do when he gets cold? What's a
painter do when he gets cold? Puts on another coat? Yeah,
of course that was the morning corning. It's time for

(43:06):
employee them all. Okay, so it's the employee the month
for June, plush July because we're on vacation for a
bit of this, so it's combined. Each month, I recognize
the member of the show who has brought the best content,
the best attitude, who has gone above and beyond all
aspects of their role. The last employee of the month

(43:27):
was Morgan. Let's clip for her. She is. She gonna
be on her way out. So if you win, and
I'll tell you who wins in a second, you're just
gonna want to spend the wheel because as I unveil it.
Oh my gosh. One of the squares is spin again
times three. Whoa If it lands on spin again times three,

(43:49):
whatever you land on is times three. It lands on
one hundred dollars on spend again times three, you get
hundred dollars. Let's keep doing math. If it lands on
fifty dollars on spending in times three, I saw too
many people, think him. Guys, we gotta work faster in

(44:10):
our brains. I mean, you can go to the will
if you want to expect you will, or you can
do self promotion fifteen seconds of whatever you want, or
the new added wrinkle. Hey we're wrinkled up today. We
got two new wrinkles here the block. What's the If
you win employee the month, you can go to the wheel,
you can have self promotion, or you can officially take

(44:32):
someone out of the running for the next month. Is
blocking someone who would block? So let's decide the employee
of them all. Well, everybody has their fifteen second little
speech ready. When I cut you first person cut for

(44:54):
Employee of the month, this was the speech you would
read if you were to win first person cut. Is
our champion from last time? Morgan moregan. You didn't go
to in a row. What would you like to say? Well,
I would be so honored to be named employee of
the month again. I've been working really hard to bring
some content from my life and I felt really good
about it the last two months. But I thank you

(45:15):
all so much for acknowledging it. So thanks again, team.
She didn't win. Seat she won, while you did a
great job last month, but you didn't win. Somebody stood
out head and shoulders, shoulders. Oh, I like that. Who
do you think he's gonna win? Lunchbox? Me, me and me?
Three times I wrote down, there's only one other person

(45:35):
that has a chance to win. Who's that one other person?
I don't want to admit it, though, Eddie. That's what
I'm talking about. He did a couple of things this
month that I thought that now that I think about it,
where that's right. He became a lifeguard. That's a pretty
good bit that's been Yeah, that's only there's the other ones.
The next person eliminated from Employee of the month is Ray. Yeah. Sorry, right,

(46:02):
you did pretty good. You did pretty good, but you're
not at this week? What would your speech said? Early
bird gets the worm one am to be exact. Bones.
It was smarter you to get of you to give
me this award. Someone who's loyal, trustworthy, straight, Bobby Bones,
show class because all these other people are just a
bunch of snakes in the grass. Sorry, you didn't win.

(46:25):
That was a good one. Still number one of my heart. Okay,
Next up, the person who did not win employed the mine,
not me. Amy. Oh I know, dude, I know, I know.
Abby's in Who Abby is still in? Abby our phone screener. Okay, Ammy,

(46:46):
You're like many before me have said, there's no iron team.
We all set each other up to succeeds. And with
that said, I'm thankful for those in this room said possible.
I am and inspired by each of you in different ways.
Thank you. Okay, there she goes. It's hard. I think
Abby's wanted more than Lunchbox has, though, and he's acting

(47:06):
like she isn't a factor. I mean, the next person
eliminated from employee the month is huge, Lunchbox. You're gonna
be happy because it's Abby. I told you, I told you, yeah,
go ahead, Abby, you didn't win. But what would you
have said? Well, I was gonna say yeah, I wasn't
even sure if I'd be in the running this month.
But here I am thank you to Bobby, everyone I

(47:28):
work with, and the listeners for your continued support. I
appreciate everyone calling in and saying how me and Lunchbox
is to me and that I shouldn't listen to him.
I don't listen to him, So thank you. Here she
last her own joke in speech. I'm glad she's been
her speech talking about me. I like that. So, oh
my gosh. The judging group is Mike D. Scoop Stephen himself.

(47:50):
We came to this quickly. Yeah, so where they exceeded
most improved? Whoa? I mean that means you were pretty
bad before. Storylines, strong storylines in the past two months,
quicker wit than normal, and he doesn't about you. I'm

(48:11):
very quick. A good stunt, a life part thing that
was good. That was a stunt, Yeah, like like burning
cars and stuff. And finally they've been performing well at games.
You think that's you. You're crazy. You're crazy and Lunchbox, Andy,

(48:34):
do you not remember the top songs ever played on
the radio? And I named all fourteen out of fifteen.
I don't think you gotta did, and you surprised everybody
though he didn't get fourteen fifty. And in the country
game like the Classic Country you surprised it on that one. Well,
I'm just gonna go to the winner, Yeah I'm and
then don't have second place read their speech, all right,
but the winner of employee of the month and they'll

(48:55):
get a spin of the wheel or they'll get a
block whatever. Listen, the winner I've employed the month for
June and July free loser is good month. Lunchbox are
gonna be sad because it's okay, here we go, quickest
witty this is Eddie's been pretty witty as of late,

(49:19):
says one of the two producers. I will not name
lots of lol moments. I still laugh thinking about the
time we were talking about how no one has ever
laid anymore, and he said he'd leave his car on
the road and run into work before being late. It's true,
that's good. Another person wrote, best stunt went to Eddie.
He took his lifeguard test if finally went down, he
took it and passed. Another thing in our suggestion box

(49:41):
was the uber driver getting you a refund, getting scammed
at the gas station, putting up the basketball hoop in
the cul de sac. All pretty good, most improved. Eddie's
telling me something good. Eddie's the newest to become part
of the rotation. Some days he struggles, but he's been
struggling less. That's true, that's very honest. And finally, ed
he's been crushing at a game. There's not a game

(50:02):
he doesn't win. He's a trivia elder. Feud list goes
on there. He is, Wow, employ Eddie, give me give
us your speech to you what I said, who needs
to win a billion dollars in the lottery when you
win Employee of the month. This will bring me out
of my depression and help me realize that life goes on.
It's been a bad month with my soccer team being

(50:23):
one five to losing a billion dollars, but I am
back on top where I deserve to be as employee
of the month. Now, let's all for nothing because I'm
back in my depression. Yeah right, turn that music up
a little bit. Here. He is Wow, thank you all
so much. I can't believe it this month, guys. Let

(50:43):
me tell you though, I did prove to all the
elders that listen to our show that we can still
do whatever we want even though we're old. And I
did that by passing a lifeguard test, So let that
be inspiration for you. Bones, Thank you for giving me
this honor. I promise I will continue to do my
best to maybe get Employer of the Month next year,
next next, next month. And thank you for the opportunity.

(51:06):
This is the most prestigious award I've ever got. Decide
what you're gonna do. You maybe getting better at tim say,
but you're not getting better at speech nobody. Yeah, so
you get to choose now as you are are a
plus video editor, shooter, producer and on air, but now
you could be the guy that decides his prize. This

(51:29):
is tough. I'm assuming you don't want the fifteen seconds
to promotion. That's a lame one. I thought about it, Yeah,
And the only reason I thought about it, Bones is
because I mean I could do fifteen seconds to get
my reels up, because I mean I make good money
on Instagram reels. But I'm gonna do the wheel. I think, Oh,
you're not gonna block. I think the block is designed
for lunch box. I would never want to block someone

(51:51):
else from winning this award. What if we were a
three month block that'd be amazing. I can block lunchbox.
It's not this month. Okay, we're gonna spend away, ready, Eddie?
Yeah're gonna give up blocking for one dollars. That's right.
I'm not gonna get a doll I'm gonna get the hundred.
There are one dollars on here, there are five dollars,
there's fifty, twenty, ten, one hundred. All these numbers are
on here. There's also spinning in times three. That's the

(52:13):
one I want bones. Are you ready go? Yeah, let's
spend come on three times, three times, maybe three dollars.
Oh my god, a lot. It's so hard to get
the bar for one dollar. It was right next to
the fifty. Is there another wrinkle? There are no more reles.
That's it, no more wrinkles, you know what. That's all right,

(52:36):
that's okay. A dollar makes you hollow. No, no, no,
that doesn't work now. No twenty dollars on a dollar
makes there. He is our employee in my daddy. Nice
job anyway. No shortage of drama here on the show
or dramatic people. Eddie texts me yesterday with just I'm

(52:57):
losing hope in America. I m Alost respond to that,
I thought it was sothing serious. By the way, you know,
Eddie came to us a month and half ago on air.
I was like, man, I'm just sad all the time,
so I didn't know if he's getting worse down downward
spiral if I did you hear my sigh when I texted,
well it was. I didn't know if it's a sire
or if you were being facetia. I was being serious, Okay,
tell dad serious. So anyway, hit Eddie. I was like,

(53:19):
what's up, dude, do you need me to do something?
And he tells me what he thinks is happening that
is wrong with America, Eddie. Take it away. Guys. I'm
watching TV and a commercial comes on and it is
not a slam against Walmart, because I get it. I
get I get the business model, love Walmart. But there's
an advertisement about how Walmart will now not only deliver

(53:41):
their groceries to your house, but send someone in your
house to put them away for you. They were like,
oh bred, oh, well that goes in the pantry and
they put and there's in the commercial the guy's drinking coffee, like, oh,
thank you, Barbara. I appreciate that, and like, what, how
lazy are we that we need someone from the company

(54:01):
to put our groceries away. Guys, this is just sad
for America. Sure, that's how this works. It's awesome. Well
I don't know. I haven't seen the commercial, but if
that's true, I have a lot of things to say, Mike,
we search that oho research. I would think for commercial sake,
they would make it to where it's a busy person
like I don't have time for this, But instead they

(54:22):
choose to have barber drinking coffee, whoever steaming coffee, loving life,
because that seems yeah, a little lazy, but lunchbox it says. Yeah.
Walmart announced it has rolled on an in home delivery service,
which brings groceries orders to your refrigerators and freezers. I'm

(54:43):
gonna say it, that's baller. What's scary in the way
that when Amazon they say, oh, yeah, well, we'll go
in and leave it in your garage. You give us
a key to your your garage or your code or
whatever the case is, and we'll put it in there.
Because they don't want people to steal things. I know that,
I get that, but you're also giving someone a code
to the access to inside where normal folks shouldn't go.

(55:06):
You don't know this Amazon driver, and so I was like, well,
I definitely don't feel like that's a good idea. Three
days later, I'll take it. Here's my code, here's my
social whatever you need with the Walmart thing. Someone's coming
in your house and you don't know if they've been
background checked, and maybe they have, but there's just so
many like the law of numbers, and someone that does

(55:28):
this kind of service is gonna be like, no, bar Bro,
that's not where the beer goes. There are exact places
that you need to put your grocery, yes, exactly. Do
you tell them? Because like I'll order food from uber
Et sometimes I'm having a long day and I'll be like, hey,
I'm not gonna be able to come out and meet
you when you leave it here by this door, and
I'll ten minutes later walk out grab it. Do you say, okay, look,

(55:48):
the asparagus goes bottom drawer, second down, Put it right there,
push it in, don't put on top of the cheese
like those. You have to be specific because everybody wants
their stuff a certain way. Here's some quotes here on
the old Walmart website. I love it. I'm gonna be
scared of it for a minute, but then I'm gonna
embrace it fully, which is me with every part of technology. Man,

(56:09):
I'm gonna do I'm sitting on my couch. You'll pull
up a chair and sit right behind him. At what
I'm talking about. Shandy B. From Pittsburgh says, thank you
Tanya for putting my food away. I appreciate you ensuring
my items are neat. I'm grateful for Walmart delivery. By
the way, guys, this is not a commercial. I swear
this is from Susan s. I guess it's happening a

(56:31):
lot in Pittsburgh right now. Maybe shout out to our
big listeners in Pittsburgh. Don was super efficient, friendly, We
chatted parentheses, yelled from Afar while she was getting our
bags ready. We are very pleased. If you're talking to Dawn,
why can't you put the grocery? Maybe swashing the dog,
she said, yelled from Afar. She has the dog in
a kittie pole holding out. She can't come over and

(56:54):
do it. This is crazy. Maybe that's awesome. I don't
know that's awesome. So you have hope for America, I
lost hope for I want a drone to drop it off.
I want a robot to come out of the ground,
pick it up from dropping it off, go into the
house and then face id me, roll to make sure
that it's in the right house, and then put it
in and then walk back out. Probably because you're busy. No,

(57:16):
I think it's awesome. I want everything that we're worried about,
face id finger. I want it all to be used
at once. Drones, let's go. I want to Russian to
be the guy that's sending it in. They got control
of everything, damn you. That's cool. I wander how much
it costs you see, No, I don't know. They don't
say that on the commercial. How much, Mike, if you

(57:36):
get groceries twice a month, that's worth ten bucks and
no tips? No tips? Okay, can you get to know
your person because in that one, I don't think you
can pick now. It's like Amazon driver. I've tried that.
Can I get to say Amazon driver? It's like buddy,
I don't even live in the state. All right, on
the phone, let's go to Christy who lives in Baltimore.

(57:57):
Appreciate you listening. Christy what's going on on Good Morning
Morning Studio. I have a quick question about Snake in
the Grass. I'm a podcast listener. If I'm back to
around Thursday, and you have mentioned that we should also
stream it on I believe it was Paramount just to

(58:17):
get the views. But I have a question for those
that my son is six and already upstus with it.
For those who DVR it, do you also get streams
from that? Or should I leave my TV on on
Monday nights just so that it like catches it slides?
Great questions. I want my DBR to get, you know,
get some points. Love that you asked that. Thank you.

(58:39):
It is not on Paramount, that's a CBS property. I think. Um,
I pretty much Snake in the Grass for right now
before it gets put on Peacock in a Bit is
on USA, and they showed it on Bravo, and they're
showing it on Sci Fi. I need you to watch
on Monday nights if possible, dvring it is awesome. Please
DVR it and then watch it back or play it.
It really doesn't help if you just leave the TV on.

(59:01):
For the most part, there's a slight few could help
for but it's all I can say about that, So
just watch if you can. I do have some news
about that, but yes, dvring it is awesome, big news,
pretty big ish news. It's only one episode. But I've
got a call yesterday because they go, all right, the
ratings coming out at five Eastern, and I'm always still nervous,

(59:23):
so I just act like I don't care. I don't
get cary about ratings today. I probably want to be
around and wanted to be four data. I'm like, all right,
there's seventy three seconds left. And then so they call
and they're like, all right, here's what's up. We just
got and now everything's different because of DVR, so you
get the first set of like national ratings, and then
they go, we need to wait for three days though,
like the three days because people can watch it in

(59:44):
that three days on DBR, and so they go first
of all, and I could be a This is my
paraphrasing of what I was told one it was the
best and highest rated premiere for USA in a couple
of years. Wow, which is great, which is great in
that spot, it was the highest rated show of all

(01:00:05):
cable networks, so of all in that spot, it was
I'm trying to remember this as socially because as there's
some rating for Social it was a number one talked
about Social show across the board. WHOA, okay, yeah, so
they were very excited about it. The only part where
they were because they I said, give me a grade though,

(01:00:26):
because you're saying all this stuff, I don't know what
does that mean. They said, we give it a B
plus and I said, well, what what what's the deal?
They said, for some reason, the only place that the
show didn't dominate was eighteen to forty nine, where it
did really well but not perfect, not the highest high.
And I was like, well, that's all I mean, that's

(01:00:46):
that's that's us. And so maybe one people DVRD it
was late late for us, or two we just gotta
beged the eighteen forty nine ers, I do better, come
on guys. Yeah, you guys commit next week and so that.
But they were very Pleasedy're very happy, which is really cool. So,
but we don't want to slump. We don't want to
want one and done. We don't want one good episode

(01:01:08):
and theffort to go away. That's right, we want two
good episodes. Yet, no, we will want to be handsome.
You know what I mean? Yeah, we got two hoots. Yeah,
I will run to you. Oh whatever, anyway, we'll get it.
I need you next Monday Night. Okay, question in the
same vein like on Hulu when you pull it up, Yes,

(01:01:31):
that counts. Watch it right, I know. So Monday Night
left TV running, but I guess that wasn't helpful. So
yesterday pulled up on Hulu the episode was available, watched it. Yes,
that's credit. Yeah, I don't know what credit it is,
but yes, yes, okay, all right, so yeah, yeah, okay.
If you're wondering why the show is so excited, because
I don't always get so excited about things I do.

(01:01:52):
One especially, I said to them, I think there's a
good shot. If we can do really well, I can
get the show on like season two or season three,
depending on when and wearing time. We're leading too, though,
so what do we need season two? Season two? Wait?
Wait too, we need big ratings. Come on, So Snake

(01:02:13):
in the Grass Monday Night on USA Network, eleven, tenth Central.
I get it. It's late. I'm with you. It's it's
late for us. It's not eighteen to forty nine year
olds can do it go to that realady and just
wake up. Then. Okay, so all you eighteen to forty
nine year olds, shape up, let's go, let's go. Let's
hold up. What are you got nothing to do? You

(01:02:35):
should be away? Okay, thank you there is that. Thank
you Christie for calling and asking that I had written
down to thank the listeners for all the love and
support and for watching it and making a big success.
And yes DVR please. Okay, can I say one way?
I'd love for you to say one more thing. In
the podcast that I was listening to, you had talked

(01:02:55):
about possibly getting the season two and all the people
and I was watching last night and the very first
clue for the snake about empathy and how they'll try
to get you to feel their emotions. I feel like, Abe,
if she just watches the show, maybe she won't get
scammed as much because she needs to learn all these
snake tactics. And if you do get a season two

(01:03:15):
with you will and they get to go on it.
Maybe Amy should be like a co host, because I
don't I love you, girl, but I don't think she
I think she'll be fond for the snake or not
be able to the snake. So you think ever an
even bigger job because she would not do good at
the smaller job. You know, not really how I do
the business, but I get it. Appreciate it. All right, Christy,

(01:03:36):
thank you very much, holl you have an awesome day.
Thank you. You two guys going to the news next segment. Yeah,
I guess no, not, yes, we're gonna ray you feel
like that ran over? Didn't know it didn't run over.

(01:03:56):
Let's play the song and then we'll do the news
in the next segment. All right, time for your big stories.
Let's go Bobby's. In September, Apple will introduce iOS sixteen.
With that, reportedly, passwords will be a thing of the past.
Rather than a password. The word that users will be

(01:04:16):
asked for is the pass key. That's a digital key
that you don't have to remember and is authenticated by
using your fingerprint or your face on an iPhone or
a Mac. So with that, Apple users will have a
log in that simply can't be guest or leaked or hacked.
It also promises to make phishing attacks and data breaches
much less common. And there's a little note here that

(01:04:37):
says we did this especially for Amy Oh that's nice
for Apple to do that. You get scammed anymore, yea.
And before you go, man, now you're doing technology and
give them my faith. Already got it. Yeah, everybody's already
got it. You're everywhere. It's over. So the fact that
they got it, yeah, that sucks, but might as well
embrace it. Now. Fingerprint I remember they were doing that
on phone like five generations ago, and I was like,

(01:04:58):
I don't know, they're my fingerprint. The already got my
fager my face now all right, my face, it's on
Instagram they can so just it is what it is.
I can't wait for it. I don't want to have
to click a link and you know, get hacked. So
I like the fact that they're doing this. I think
until that's like all Terminator two, you know, start in

(01:05:20):
the future and the robots have taken over. Are they
gonna be able to just take a picture of us
and use it though? Like, what do you mean, you know,
like a face? What if they make a fake you
and put the face right here? But that's like them
going They're gonna cut off your finger and use that
happened and that's a generation back, okay, and you all, hey,
I'll try it out, and it might have happened a
couple times, but it's not that's not really a thing

(01:05:40):
where they're peeling off people's faces or cutting off their fingers.
You're seeing face off. Okay, but that was from like
the nineties and then totally different. Oh, it's really good.
It is good. How much screen time do your kids get?
Experts say it should be no more than an hour
and a half a day. Kids who immerse themselves in
their screens immediately after school are more miserable and feel
less healthy than those who do homework or play outside.

(01:06:03):
A new study reveals research are safe. We're gonna give
them screen time, but should be after dinner or before breakfast,
otherwise it drastically affects their activity levels. That's from BMC Pediatrics,
a research journal. Amy thoughts, well, I mean once they
start school, I can pick up on that. But summertime,
those screens come in handy and my handy you mean, yes, yeah,

(01:06:23):
I mean distraction. Which screen are you on right now? Tablet? TV?
Or what's the little thing you gave Stevenson? Switch? Got
it now? He doesn't. Stevenson doesn't have a phone, But
sometimes you need that as a little help and distraction. Yea.
I would imagine a young kid at a restaurant probably
needs a lot of times. Absolutely, And you know what,

(01:06:43):
all the other patrons are happy they had a tablet. Yep,
they are too. I keep on my back pocket for
a kid that's crying any table. I'm just like, well,
I don't like to hear that. Hey, I got you,
some kiddo. Overseas, they have a novel idea for public peeing.
So the city of Paris has to deal with a
big problem of people just pee in places, a big
city of people out. In order to minimize a problem,
city officials have put boxes around town that contain dry straw,

(01:07:06):
sawdust and wood chips. Guys peeing the boxes and the straw,
sawdust and wood is turned into compost. It helps plants
to grow in the parks and gardens, and the stuff
inside the box has a high carbon content, which ends
up reducing the smell. That's from the Guardian. But how
could idiot dudes actually make this worse for the city.
That's what I think is we'd figure it out. How
I don't know what we would do poop in the box,

(01:07:28):
That's what the idiots would do. They'd be like, well
there's a toilet sometimes, well then it just goes on
the ground though, you know, so going on the grounds
not so bad. Yeah, because it rains it washes away.
I mean, I think it's a great idea that every
city should do this, and we'll start ourself here. Okay,
we'll just put the boxes out and tell everybody to
do it. Elon Musk is planning to build his own

(01:07:50):
airport outside of Austin so that he and executive and
his executives can have easy access. Elon Musk is building
it for his top executives for his companies outside of
Austin too. Of Musk's companies, including Tesla and The Boring Company,
maintain a presence in the Austin metropolitan area. No details
or timetable revealed. That's from the Daily Mail. But if
you had so much money to do whatever you want,
to build your own airport, you can do whatever you want. Yes,

(01:08:13):
he has so much money, But I wonder if he
has so much money he can do whatever he wants,
then nothing is fun because if you have everything, what
is there to want? And isn't wanting and dreaming? Like
the biggest and best part of life. That's why they
go to space because they're just like, well, we own
everything here on earth. I want to own it up
there now and in him these bezos dudes there are

(01:08:34):
you know, space nerds. And that's awesome because I think
that's gonna be great for us eventually. But man, when
you have all the money, I just I am torn
between if that's awesome or miserable, because if you have
everything and you're still not feeling great, then you're like,
well this is it and I'm still not feeling great,
so I'm not gonna be any better. So I know

(01:08:54):
a lot. If you have money, yes, it does fix
certain problems. But if you have all the money, yeah,
and you're still not happy because money is you're still
not happy. Right, You're not happy? So what do you do?
Build an airport that didn't make you happy, Okay, I'll
buy an island Okay, that doesn't make you happy, biased skyscraper.
I mean, you just keep buying things until you figure

(01:09:15):
out which one makes you happy. Because you have all
the money in the world, so just keep buying things. Amazing,
How fun would it be that you have so much
money that you decide, you know, just for fun. I'm
gonna building myself an airport. Have be awesome, legendary. I
agree with that, that's awesome. I'm so jealous. I am
me too, But then I go and I really like
Queen Elizabeth. She happy. That's tough, all right. From the

(01:09:38):
Daily Mail quote, I'm fearful for my safety. The singer
Daniel Cevee says he's pressing charges and we're moving after
an obsessed fan inspired by his tattoo, broke into his
La home more it's closed and slept in his bed. Now,
I don't know this artist, Daniel cev I don't know
if we have a clip of Daniel Cevee. You no

(01:09:58):
good looking kid. I don't even know. He looks like Mike.
Who would you say? Like, who's whatever that kid's name is?
Who's the new Spider Man? Yeah, Tom Holland he kind
of looks like him a little bit. Daniel Sevie called
the police on July twenty eighth when live surveillance video
showed him that a woman was just rummaging through his home.
The twenty three year old broke into the why don't

(01:10:19):
we always in that group? Why don't we? Why don't
we or whatever. I know that group. Never heard of that. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
I didn't know he's one of them. We have a
clip ray if we do play at the end of
this place. Um. So he noticed that she was going
through the house, climb in through a window, put his
clothes on, lay in the bed. The next morning, the
woman's even seen going through the kitchen cabinets, and then
Adele's can I get it plays in the background. That

(01:10:42):
is crazy. She was inspired because he has a tattoo
of someone climbing through a window, and she saw that
on his body and was like, Oh, that's meant for
me to like climb through his window. Yeah, she was
inspired by the voice in her head that she should
that's crazy. I mean she should get some better help. Yes,
but if she's he has a security system, how are
she able to been the night he could have won

(01:11:02):
not said it. Oh, and I'm sure he's not. He
didn't have a hundred million bucks, right, so there's no
security guard. He could have not set his alert system.
She could have got his code, probably not that one.
I don't know. That's just interesting to me. Wow, she's
a reoccurring problem. Yeah. Yeah. She apparently had showed up
at his gym a lot. Yeah, we've got a similar

(01:11:25):
situation happening in our life, and so I'm glad that
that has taken care of itself. Do we have a
clip of why don't we? It's kind of like a
boy like a young young man group play instruments sixteen
dollar bills on a limbers. Now when the girl he
takes a bussing who was backing teens rocking? What the hell? Hello, Betty? Okay,

(01:11:51):
we hope the best for him, and then make yourself
at home. A terrifying moment of Connecticut family finds a
black bear inside their home. Oh, we'll enjoy the black bear.
The crazy girl, I don't know black bear. Black bear
would be better news. Yeah, and the black bear doesn't
know what they're doing. The black Bear's not gonna stab
you and kill you for love. It could kill you eat,
but yeah, I would rather go black bear too. The

(01:12:12):
black bear also went through the home, rummage through, went
through the freezer, and then came back a second time
for more food. So, and you also probably know where
you live if there are bears, that bears could be around.
So even though it's a shock during the house, you're
like oh a bear. When someone's in your house wearing
your clothes, you're like, oh, yeah, I does somebody's house.
So a black bear can be seen intruding into one

(01:12:33):
of the homes rooms while bears eating marshmallows and peanut
butter crackers and just hilarious ripping at it. That's from
the Daily Mail from UPI. Four men played two thousand
and ninety seven miniature golf holes in twenty four hours
and they set a world record. That's a world record.
You uncle aheads could say that twenty four hours, two

(01:12:53):
thousand and ninety seven mini golf holes. They broke the
Guinness World record in Kentucky. Cole, Chris, Tony and Bob again.
They're attempts at eight am Sunday at Pup Pup Golf
and finished at eight am Monday. They played twenty ninety
seven holes the team of four, So you would need
four people and you have to finish the hole. Okay,
I see what you're saying. So they could rotate like

(01:13:14):
Eddie plays five holes, takes a rest. I played five. No,
you want, I believe you all four half to make
it as if you're playing around him golf. Oh, playing
at the same time, all of us like a foursome. Yes,
that could get really tiring. What's twenty easy, buddy? Yeah,
this is it's a record. Yeah, a world record. It's
not easy. Nothing is going to be easy. If you're
setting a world record. You just said that we can

(01:13:34):
do it. I mean, like, man, that's really tiring. I
don't know if we can do this is one you
could attempt. We could do it having in just thinking
we keep making hole in once, we're gonna blow this
record out of the water. Tom DeLong added to Blink
one eighty two. Maybe you know he's been out for
a long time, but he put in his profile Blake
one two member. So if you were a Blink fan

(01:13:55):
back in the day or even now, because they had
I've had a different guy singing for them. Yes, he's
from Mike Group, Yeah, Alkaline Trio, and he kind of
sounds like them, but they's the same, he tries. But
Blink one eighty two could be full again, which is
pretty cool. Wow, they were fighting. Why did they kick
him out? Well, I don't know they kicked him out
or he left or yes or all of that. Yeah,
got it. So, but now there's so much money in

(01:14:16):
groups from the nineties and two thousands to come back. Yeah,
and maybe they get along. He's also alien one, right,
like believes in the aliens. Where's the yeah? Oh yeah,
what if he's the only one that's right? Okay? Do
you have a favorite band as a kid that you
look back and you go, dang, I don't even listen
to them at all anymore. I was thinking about this
because I used to love Blink one eighty two, but
like the Presidents of the Unitedates America knew every song,

(01:14:37):
knew at all, loved it all, don't even go back
and dabble a little bit. So I would say Presidents
of the United States of America, Amy. I mean, I
used to listen to Dixie Tricks all the time, and
I don't really listen to them anymore. Yeah, but we
play them. But the Chicks now, I think though, that's uh,
they're still pretty relevant and they music they are, but
I don't I'm not always into it. Lunchbox Metallica. You

(01:14:58):
were into Metallica? Yeah? Yeah, I enter Sam Man for
Whom the Bell Tolls. I mean it's that stuff was great,
but I don't listen to I mean, bring out your age.
I don't know why. I mean, I think my brother
listened to him, and so then I started listening to him,
and I was like, man, this is awesome. Your brother
was your hero. Nope, not really. No, do you think
he was cool? It's cool. He's a jerk, but he

(01:15:20):
was cool. Eddie. It's funny you said rage because the
rage against machine. I loved Range against machine. But I
can't have kids like I can't listen to Rage against
Machine in the house. Social justice social justice group. They
are words though. Finally, a ninety nine year old Mexican
grandma's final wish was granted giant penis our grave stone.
Oh oh, it's hilarious. It's hilarious. She had one final

(01:15:41):
wish before dying, and that was for her grave to
have a statue of a penis. They allowed it. Her family,
abiding by the wish, ericted the statue five and a
half feet tall quote recognition of her love and joy
a life. So there you go. That's from News eighteen.
But the cemetery like let that shocks it. Guys. It's
so realistic. It's it's weird for me to look at it.

(01:16:04):
It's so realistic that I wanted to see the and
I went, well, do we have to get so realistic? Dude?
What are your loved ones buried right next to her?
I'm telling you, it's the craziest, funniest, weirdest, almost awkward,
awesome thing I've ever seen at a cemetery. I'm it's
so tall too above the rest. It's it's like if

(01:16:24):
you look at an old picture of Tulsa, they have
like two skyscrapers from way back in the day, and
you and now it's Tulsa's big. It's a big city.
It's awesome city. But it's like the picture, there's just
like one building above the rest and it's great to
have a blanket rodge around it. And then they do
the unveiling they do, Oh my god, they do. That's
from News eighteen. All right, we go and with that,

(01:16:47):
that's the news story. The difference and breath and breathe
when I spell it, that's a tough one breath. There's
an ee I know, but I always free which one twitch.
I struggle with breath and breathe, struggle with restaurant, becaus
if I can do that real quick, restaurant restaurant, restaurant,

(01:17:09):
rest harant that's Rista rest tall Au rant r A
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on Instagram some pictures of Eddie out the opera last night,
and I was like, breathe a breath? In what context
were you using breathe or breath? Well, I was laughing
so hard last night during one of our things that

(01:17:29):
I had to catch my breath, and so he just
played some chords. That was last night. So I'm gonna
post that in a minute, mister Bobby Bones on Instagram.
But now let's play the few. Let's go all right,
ten answers on the board. Amy, you're up first. We're
looking for the ten most stressful jobs. So glass Door
just released the top ten most stressful jobs for twenty

(01:17:50):
twenty two. They talked to thousands and thousands of people,
and they rated him based on all the things you
would base it on. What's the most stressful job in America? Amy,
police officer? Show me a police officer. That is your
number three answer? There you go, Okay, I'm gonna go

(01:18:10):
with teacher. Show me a teacher. Yes, that's your number
one answer. Okay, I'm gonna go with military. I mean
that's stressful. Show me military did not make the list,
and he walks with four points in the first round.

(01:18:32):
Lunchbox coming over to you. We're looking for the top
ten most stressful jobs. Man, I don't know if a
lot of people would say this, but I know it is.
I mean, I see these people and I don't know
how they do it. We're looking for a lot of
people to say this, though. I don't know if people
think about this job how stressful they would meet him
to think about it again. No, no, no, yeah, I
hope these people did because they keep us safe in
the sky. Air traffic controllers very number one most stressful

(01:18:55):
job in America. Air traffic controller was number one stressful. Okay,
show me air traffic controllers. That was terrible the number.
It's one of the tiest suicide rights because of stress.
Why are you talking about I was telling you, yeah, okay, bones,
here you go. Let's let's go realistic. It's like somebody
google something during the break that feels like, right there,
I have a buddy that's one. Here you go ahead, servers,

(01:19:17):
they're so stressed out. Can you imagine the demand of people.
I need this, I need that true and short stop.
Give me servers, show the servers. Stressful man, Yeah, all right,
round one name, he's ahead for zero, Am me back
to you. Top ten most stressful jobs, okay, doctor like

(01:19:38):
thinking ear it's stressful. Doctor, Okay, I can't believe military
wasn't on there, so I'll go. I mean, it's got
to be stressful when you're fighting fire. A firefighter. Top
ten most stressful job, she says, firefighter. Show it to me.

(01:19:59):
Number six is a firefighter. Okay. I guess I'm gonna
playoff air traffic control, and I know that being a
pilot can be stressful. Pilots are in the military. That's
whoa man. Fighter pilots. I'll just put them all together.
Pilot pilot number five. I went to the wrong one

(01:20:20):
to have that one. Okay. Lunchbox like made his two.
He cut the lane off. He's like, I'm gonna go
with left handed air traffic controllers in Iowa. Man, all
you air traffic controllers out there, just go ahead an
email in and let us know how stressful your job is.
No one's saying it's not stressful. It probably is military
also very stressful. Huh. All right, next up, I am

(01:20:43):
you been dominating? Okay? Um ah, gosh, just being a mom.
Mown there, that's good. Um, spressiful jobs, Okay, raising kids?
Show me being a mom that. I don't think that
would be considered a job. It is. I'm not saying

(01:21:04):
it's not. That's why I said raising kids because parents.
I'm not saying it's not work. But I don't it's
not considered a job because you're not gonna paid checks.
We should get paid dad, what's okay? No? You? Why
are you guys argumentative today? You guys are I didn't
get paid for handling this bull crap? You are? Adeo
hosts on there lunchbox. M Well, I got two written down,

(01:21:28):
but I don't. And it's easy. But President talk ten
most stressful jobs. Yeahs. Thousands of people they've talked to
have that one president. It's the most stressed. I mean,
you're stressed out your maid. Show me that President. Nobody
it's not they're talking to thousands of people, But it

(01:21:49):
is a job. Yes, nobody knows because only one person
does it. Their hair turns so great because they're so stressed.
I don't asked not to stressed out two guys, but
it's not gonna be on the list. Chilling them off Eddie,
what do you say. Guys, let me get this one right, please.
The top ten most stressful jobs in two thousand and
two after talking with thousands of folks and what they said.

(01:22:10):
The answer is, Eddie, man, I was watching the bear
bones and that is stressful environment. They're all cooks in
the kitchen stressing out. Give me cooks, show them. I
need kitchen staff. It was the same thing. Okay, now
I'm in trouble. That's number seven. By the way, that's wow.

(01:22:31):
That's a lot of points. Seven points for you. Oh bones,
I got it. Give me a truck driver, show up,
truck Sorry truckers. All right, we're going around one more time.
Speed rounds. You need to have your answers ready. You
got three seconds? Are we buzz you? So the top
ten most stressful jobs for twenty twenty two company glass
Door just talked to thousands of thousands of people and

(01:22:52):
based on all this data of pay stress, we're hours,
these are the most stressful job. There are four ants
left on the board. Amy, go okay, I said, doctor,
but what about a nurse? Show her a nurse. That
was my other one that I picked president over nurse. Okay, Amy,
you set it so you get the points. You guys,

(01:23:13):
can't y'll had it when you didn't say it. Somebody
else gets it. You can't take like somebody else's glory. Yeah,
I guess madamiself all right in me again? Yeah? Okay?
Nine one one operator? Oh it's so good. Hey, maybe
they show that Jake Delmanhole movie. Yeah. How do we
feel about nine one opera? Love it? Yeah? She got it.
She also loved one another one? How do you feel

(01:23:33):
about nine one traffic? None? Enough people know that one operator?
Emergency dispatcher. Yes, you left, Okay, I mean this probably
seems not very stressful, but I bet it is like
a delivery driver. Show me delivery driver okay, taxi driver,

(01:23:59):
uber or whatever you want to call eddy. That was
the easy guys, construction workers, it is stressful. We're not
taking away from it to list. I didn't make the list.
Number nine's a paramedic and number ten is a news reporter.
Number eleven is me with you guys? Where was aero

(01:24:22):
tray for controlling? Amen's a winner? All right, nice job,
nice job, Thank you all. Check out the podcast because
on the podcast you can hear another listener play two
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(01:24:47):
story comes thus from Melbourne, Florida. A thirty nine year
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runs into a shelf, Boom, runs into a customer. Boom.
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you got a DUI? Do you? And Walmart? Well, I
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(01:25:09):
can get a d ui. People will get them on lawnmowers. Yeah, horses,
and they have funny cop videos too, or the cops
got his body came on like so you know you've
been drinking you do? Uh, I'm won't ride a lawmo
or their officer. Yeah, but you can't right drive a
lawnmower or drunk my moms or I just got I
just got my keys and I gotta get over here
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(01:25:30):
horsemenes are funny too, Yeah, because you don't a horse
isn't motorized, but it's I don't know what it's called.
Maybe it's not a moving video animal. I don't know,
but I know you get one on a horse. Moving transportation.
Probably happened once. I'm like a small town and now
what you all, I'm lunchbox. That's your bone head store
of the day. When do your kids go back to
school next week? There's a sigh, good cider, bad side.

(01:25:52):
I don't know. I can't tell if I'm like thankful
because they'll have something to go do you know, for
the rest of the year, or if like it's going
to be overwhelming because she is starting high school and
I feel like there's just going to be a lot
of pressure. Like I'm already texting with Mike Dy's wife
about tutoring her. So you're gonna hi, Mighty's wife used
to be a tutor. Yes, it's a real thing. I
know because I just this is next level stuff in math.

(01:26:15):
All of a sudden, Oh yeah, fair, Yeah, So your
daughter's going into high school? Is that ninth? High schools
are different. I went to a really small school where
high school was tenth level of the twelfth's it's ninth
through twelve, Okay, so ninth through twelfth there will she
be in the same building as eleven of the twelfth
graders will really, he's gonna be in the same school.
She's nervous. She's nervous, especially because it's a brand new
school for her and not many other kids that she

(01:26:38):
knew and junior higher transitioning to this one. So I
think she's got two friends. The hardest thing about going
back to school for me was always waking up early,
because I would spend all summer on my natural body clock,
which you stay up until four or five in the morning,
sleep until noon or one pm like that. To me,
that was that's what my body would do. Right now,
I know she's like me where she likes to sleep late. Oh,

(01:26:58):
she's begging me all the time to want to sleep in,
and I'm trying to get her to wake up early
because his schools starting, you need to start training your body.
I'd never do that, I planned to. I'd be like,
I'm never and then I would just cold turkey it right.
And even though schools starting, she's like petitioning to even
get to sleep in as late as possible for that
because she saw some article that says sleeping later for

(01:27:21):
teenagers is good, and she sent me a voice text
about it. You have it, Yeah, I recorded it. Here's
Amy's daughter with a voice text about sleeping later. Hey, mom,
I found this article online that says you should let
me sleep in late. It says it helps you with stress,
academic and with the mood. Yeah. I love it. Yeah,
that's goods better. I'm hearing about the article. So I thought,

(01:27:45):
that's awesome that she's finding things and going, hey, I'm
bringing this to your attention as an argument in the
debate that we always have. Yeah, I don't know, just
started yelling or getting upset. Right. We just got her
a new computer to start the school year, and I
think she's I sent her that article. I like google
searching things like but hey, I like it. How do
you handle that? Do you say? Okay? No, I'm like, listen,

(01:28:06):
this is the time we have to get up. It
doesn't matter. I can't control that. This is what I
need to be at school. And parents doesn't understand. Yeah.
I mean she would literally sleep till probably four PM
if I let her. Same bro me too, that's my
natural body clock. Okay, we're done. I haven't woken up yet,
So I'm gonna go back home, sleep till the afternoon.

(01:28:28):
That's it. We'll see tomorrow. Everybody so

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