Bobby’s Mind Blown About A Phrase He’s Used for Years + Eddie’s Newly Adopted Son Wants To Change His Name After A Famous Athlete + Raymundo Went A Little Too Hard Over The Weekend and May Be In Trouble….

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Speaker 1 (00:11):
What's happening Morten Studio Morning. Welcome to Tuesday's show. Yeah,
so I updated my iPhone to the new operating system,
and it takes hours, and so it's got to prepare,
it's got to install, it's got to prepare, it's got
to reboot. So I have the new whatever it is,
not just the update, but the entirely new operating system.

(00:32):
But what's pretty cool about it is I didn't get
a new phone, but it's pretty cool about it is
you can take a picture of a sign on the
side of the road, Yeah, and you can hit a
button on that picture and it copies and pastes the
information from the sign. I'll save a phone number. What crazy,
that's wild. So it reads it, it reads it, and
then you can copy and text it to somebody else,

(00:53):
the information from the sign, not just the picture. It's crazy.
You can do with the book. It's crazy. Sometimes I
have to do that and I'm like, I gotta retype
this up. No, I don't, you're telling me I don't.
It's pretty wild. Like, I'm sure there's still a lot
of stuff on my phone that I didn't know I
could do. But I always am like going through email
and someone's like, hey, can you sign this and send
it back? And I'm like, what do do you need sign
I gotta print it out. You're gonna sign it, you

(01:14):
take a picture of it, send it back. But now
you don't have to do that. You can screenshot anything.
Watch this, Okay, because I use the docu sign app,
you don't have to do that anymore. Okay, you have
to do a screenshot it and there's a little circle
in the right corner and click it gives you the pin.
You sign whatever, send it back, hit the little thing, boom,
sent off. Wow, I've never done that. Well, you have

(01:37):
to update. No, no, no, no screenshot You've been able
to do that right on a screenshot. Yeah, I think
even on the on the last one you could do
it too. But so I screenshot at this time magazine article.
So like, if I hit this the little plus sign
over there, then you hit signature, Boom, I have a
signature already on there. Boom done added. I can send
it off. Now that's amazing. Crazy. We sound like old people,

(02:01):
though I'm sure people already knew this. Well. It's funny though.
You deal with people sometimes where they're just like, no,
we need a paper copy. I'm like, why why do
you need paper anymore? I don't understand that. What iPhone
version do you have? I don't know. I guess I
need to look. I'm like, do I have the latest? No? No?
What iPhone version do you have? Well? I don't know
which one is twelve plus? Maybe plus plus? What are

(02:21):
they at? Thirteen? Whatever it is. I don't have the
new one. I don't. I told you I got to
get a new one. I'm getting her assed on my phone.
This one is new to me, but it's not the newest. Okay, okay,
whatever that is. What do you have eleven? I think
Morgan the twelve X? Right? Ladden? Your voice still messed
out from the weekend. No, it's better. Yeah, sounds great.

(02:44):
That's what happens when you yelled a hockey game for
three hours you went out partying on a bachelor party.
That's not what it happened. I was trying to make
the JumboTron. I was being funny. I was yelling at
the Predators. I was like, let's go Preds. That's gonna
after three hours your voice gonna get blown out and
not sleeping and drink. No, because when I was at
the bar if it was too loud, I wouldn't even
talk to people. I'm not going to scream at a bar,

(03:04):
but I did scream at the hockey game. Do you
feel any sort of responsibility to have your voice stay
in decent shapes since you do have to use it? Absolutely? Yeah,
I'm playing injured today, it's my fault. And yesterday, Yeah,
that that day as well. Yeah, because sometimes it just happens. Allergies.
I get him. Sure, lunchbox would come in, he'd go
to Vegas for a weekend and come back and be like,
allergies are killing me. Coincidentally, every time allergies got me.

(03:30):
There was one time I did something I can't remember
because I don't lose my voice often. But you were
so disappointed at me because you're like, you know what
your job is, I can't believe you did that. And
I was like, I'm sure it was somewhere where you
went and screamed for three hours Vegas like a Justin
Bieber concert. I'm trying to figure out what would I
have done to have lost my voice? But you were
not happy with me. Well, if your job is to

(03:56):
be an accountant, no, I mean I get it. Go
into work and you don't have a calculator. I'm not
even saying it was bad that you were. I mean,
if anything, like, I don't think I've lost my voice
since you also make it sound like I'm a terror
like I told him so disappointed? All right, No, but no,
I think that you were, though, and not in a
bad way. Though. It's like, yes, if I just similarly raised,
not always on the air, so you probably don't have
that same feeling. I'm just saying towards me. He also

(04:19):
look Tannis crap man. I know, I did a spray
tan with the Boys coming to town and it just
ended up going a little too dark. I get spray
tans too, but it's for you know, shows and if
they're big lighting. And he had about the boys were
coming to town. You got a spray tan? Yeah, day
off and my one friend's like man, progressively throughout the night,
you keep getting darker and darker. You know, he uses

(04:40):
that coconut filter all the time, and right now it
just looks like he has the coconut filter on him.
I don't know, it's coconut filters. It's his favorite filter,
and yes, it makes you really tan. So like this weekend.
His coconut filter was like Tan Dan and then now
sitting in the glassroom working he's coconut filter. You had
a good time out with the weekend. Absolutely, I don't
have a chance to catch up. Ten buddies come in

(05:01):
from Austin. I mean, so many laughs, so many great times. Yeah,
it was really cool. It's time to open up the
mailbag something. Hello, Bobby Bones. I'm a Newish podcast listener,
six months or so from the UK. I have listened

(05:21):
every day. I love you guys. You've become such a
light in my life. I'm hoping for some sound advice.
My husband and I have been together for seven years,
married for two two kids together. I'm also a step
mum to his teenager. Despite being part of his life
for seven years, I've always felt as though my mother
in law does not like me. She's very closed off, unemotional,

(05:44):
has little to say during all the big milestones of
our life, our wedding, our children. I've never had more
than a that's nice from her to my knowledge, or
nothing I've done to make her dislike me. So I
don't know what to do. He tells me just ignore it,
but I find it hard to accept the way she acts.
My question is how do I move forward. I obviously

(06:06):
have a million more barbecue Stanley parties Christmas Is to
spend with her, and it hates the fact that I
dread them all. Do I say something and potentially cause
a bigger issue or do I find my own way
to deal with it? Have a lovely day? Anonymous in
the UK, may you go first? Well, I mean that's
really hard because normally, if someone's treating it that way,
you just kind of don't have to be friends with them.
But since it's your mother in law, I think I

(06:27):
would eventually have to make myself. Would be very hard
for me. But have a kind conversation and just ask,
like what the deal is, and that way you've started
that dialogue and she can have a chance to express
herself and maybe she won't because she sounds like she's
kind of shut off, And if she does, then you
have to just disconnect from how her behavior and know
that it has nothing to do with you and you

(06:49):
can't control that because you can't let this ruin your
Christmas is, your barbecues, whatever, like the feelings you have
going into that, you've got to just you know, back away.
From them and just recognize that they're there, but not
let it affect you. And I know that that's hard,
but you gotta do it. Just think of an old
British lady that's normally just not that nice. Maybe she's
just an old British lady. It's not that nice. Oh yeah,

(07:11):
I don't know. I need to know. I'd ask your husband,
and she liked this with other people? Is this her general?
If it is, then it's just our general demeanor. Um,
I would unhealthily you go a different way than name.
I would just break her down by being nice to her. Well, yes,
it'll be nice, but I would break her down that
wheeler with kindness. I really I wouldn't know, but I
wouldn't approach her and be like, listen, British lady, we

(07:32):
need to have a talk because you're not being nice
to me. I would just set a goal and go,
I'm just gonna be so cool to her. I wouldn't
even say kind, because sometimes overly kind can feel fake.
I'm gonna be so cool to her that it's gonna
be hard for her to be like that, and that
it's gonna be painful for her to be like that
because I'm gonna be awesome. It's good like, That's how
I would approach it, but I'm not healthy enough to go,

(07:55):
let's have a conversation eye to eye and and talk
this out. I would be like, man, she's about to
have the she's about to struggle with herself because I'm
gonna be so cool. Yeah, that's why I would do.
And I guess too. She may not even realize, depending
on how she is, that she's even making you feel
that way. So you can just if she's very confused,
you can just say, hey, well just for example, like
when this happens, it makes me feel this way, and

(08:18):
then she's aware. She may not even really be aware
in the end, though. The one thing that Amy and
I agree on is you can't let her feelings toward
you affect your feelings toward all these big life moments. No,
eventually you just have to ignore or it's gonna have
to change one of the two. But you can't let
it run your life moments. You can't, And that's like again,
way easier said than done, but you'll that's when you

(08:40):
just have to completely disconnect and know that that is
on her and has nothing to do with you. Stay
in your lane, focus on you and your family, and
you'll be good. Maybe just turn off some ted lasso
something you can both watch and understand. Have your tea
and crumpets. Yeah, you know, eventually and also eventually it
all works itself out anyway in these family situations. I listen,
I'm right now for like three months, so he knows. Yeah,

(09:00):
so I can tell you, guys from experience. Actually it
all just comes out. Thank you for that email. We
hope we helped a little bit eddiething you want to say,
you didn't. We didn't come to you. I mean, I
just felt like the husband is kind of the reaction
I would give, like, hey, you just gotta ignore her.
I know it's really hard. Why can't she go to
the husband to have to talk with the mom? That
that's one thing too, Like husband, you talk to your
own mom like sounds like you don't want to if

(09:22):
he was just like I just ignore. That's why I
think it's kind of normal. That reaction from him makes
me feel like that's just the way she is. Kind
of thing. Yeah, yeah, that old bat just normally like that.
That's what I would think. All right, that's what's up
close the mailbag. We got your that was about if

(09:42):
you want to email us? What do you do? Morgan
mailbag at Bobby Bones dot com. Thank you guys. On
the phone is Loreina in Florida, Lorena, what's going on
with you? Hey? Um? I just wanted to say congratulations
to Eddie Um because I'm a Garcia as well, so
I'd say it gets hilarious to hear Garcia on the radio.

(10:03):
I'm just saying, but I used to be in the
foster system as well, and it's a very difficult thing
to go through. So I just want to say to
just be a little easy if they're shy, because they'll
come around eventually. Well, you've had him a three year system,

(10:25):
and so what happened with that, hee was we announced
yesterday on the show he's adopted the two kids that
he had fostered for three years, who feel like they're
already your kids, but now legally they're your kids. Yes,
So with that you approached the old both of them
are one of them no, well one of them really
can make the decision. The other one still small and

(10:45):
you really can't make that decision. And you went to
him and said what I said, Hey, when we adopt you.
They're giving us the chance to change your name. So
whatever you want. If you don't like your current name,
we can change it, not just last name, any name, first, first, men, a,
last whatever. You can change it to the whole thing,
to something different. So you could be spider Man, Batman, Wolverene,

(11:05):
that's it if he wants. Yeah, and so what did
he say? Well, he looked at me like that's a
weird question. But then he went like HM, started scratching
his chin, like this could be really cool. So they said,
all right, I do want to change my name? I said, really,
your first name? You want to change? It's like I do?
I think I do. I said, all right, what do
you want Lebron? I said Lebron James? Yeah, yeah, he says, yes, Dad,

(11:32):
I want to be Lebron. Cool huh, and I go
any other name, like anything else? What's your second? Fake? Right,
what's your second? He's like no, no no, no, no, no no.
If I'm want to change my name, dad, I think
I want to be Lebron. So that's what he wanted
to change his name to. No kind of sort of

(11:52):
there's a combination of a name that we kind of said, hey, look,
if that's your theme that you want to go with,
how about this. And then he said, hey, I really
want Lebron, but okay, I can settle for that. They
picked another basketball player. Okay, but they let him change
his name to another basketball player. I mean, you think
about it. If your parent came up and said, like,
change your name to whatever you want. He's like, okay,

(12:14):
now we're talking Elvis. You know, Elvis Presley. So so
he got to change his middle name to a basketball player.
He did, Yes, yeah, does he think it's cool? He
loves it. He loves it. And again it's it's almost
like a symbol of just something, a big change in
his life that I'm pretty sure he's proud of. I

(12:34):
know he's proud of. I can see it in his eyes.
And so when he was given this opportunity, he loved it.
We'll tell little Shakil. We said, what's up? I will
it was the second basketball player he wanted, Steph Curry. No,
he said, oh, Kobe, Kobe. Yeah, he liked Kobe. And
I will say, hey, I like that one too, because Kobe,

(12:54):
except for Kobe Bryant, it's a kind of meat. Yeah,
all right, Kobe Kobe Kobe's I think Kobe's a cute name.
I do. I think Kobe. Have you ever met another Kobe?
A puppy name Kobe? Yeah, I thought it was. I
told him what about Dak Prescott. We didn't like it. Oh,
you wanted to hit him with the cab and I said, hey, look,
if you're really going to go for an athlete, how
about Dak Prescott. Dak is also a cute name. Well

(13:15):
tell little little go ahead, Luca La Luka. We said,
what's up? All right? I will Well, we're getting a
lot of calls saying congratulations on your adoption. I love it, man,
Thank you to all the call to all the calls
we've had before. Thank you. We won't grab anymore for
on air, but just know that a lot of listeners
are are saying thank you, congratulations. That's so cool. I

(13:37):
appreciate that. The latest from Nashville and Tullywood Morgan number
two thirty said Skinny Luke. Bryan was announced as the
host of the twenty twenty one CMA Awards. The show
happens on Wednesday, November tenth on ABC. Lady A shared
the purpose of their song like a Lady. It is

(13:58):
all about female empowerment. And I think the thing that
I love the most about this song is it's not
just about getting all fancy and heels and address. It's
about just feeling comfortable in your skin. And that is
what makes being a woman sexy, because when you're comfortable
in your own skin. Keith Urban talks about his kids
speaking Australian. You were all down in Australia filming Nine

(14:18):
Perfect Stranges for quite a few months late last year,
so they did a bit of schooling while they were
down there. Maybe their friends picked up a slight bit
of aussieisms in their expressions when they came back. Maybe,
but I bet they lost that pretty quick. They're they're
Nashville girls. Throw three, I'm Morgan number two. That's your
skinny Hall. It's time for the good news. Producer ready.

(14:45):
Shout out to c J. Degan, Beth Ward, and Lauren Johnson.
They are three staff members at Norwalk Middle School in Iowa.
They were just in school one day and an eighth
grader goes into cardiac arrest, so they knew exactly what
to do. They got the AED machine and they're clear,
that's clear shock. And then they did CPR as well
brought her back to life call nine one and saved
her life. And now the mayor is honoring them as heroes.

(15:08):
It's pretty cool. So on that machine, I think this
is good to talk about. Yes, let's say Eddie, you
go down for the count and there's a machine next
next to me. You open it a wall. Yes, well
I know what to do if I just grab the machine. Yes,
we have to turn on the machine. So first turn
it on. That's the only thing really you need to know.
Grab the machines like a little briefcase. Turn it on
and it has everything you need because this could happen

(15:29):
to somebody's Yes, okay, so it's on the wall usually yes,
with like a little heart and an electric signal like
a lightning bolt. Blast the glass on my fist. I
think you just opened the door bout okay yea me though,
just open it should be open open the door, turn
it on, yes, and then it tells then what it says.
Remove the sticky pads and it tells you exactly where
to place them on their chest like you have to

(15:50):
read it or it talks, No, it talks to you.
It does. Yes, there's a voice and it comes out
and says, remove sticky pads, place it on this part
of the chest, and place the other one on that
part of it. Easy to do. Yes, I've done it.
Not on a real person, a dummy, but I've done it.
And then it tells you now time, and even if
the person's heart has not stopped, it says, remove the things.
They don't need a shock. Oh wow, it's monitoring the heart.

(16:12):
It tells you exactly if they need it or they
don't need it. Okay, So if they do need it,
they say, all right, press electric, stand back now administering shock.
And then it does it, and then it repeats however
more it needs to, and then it tells you if
it works or not. It's really it's just instructs you
every single way it needs to. Well that's good to know,
because again, there may be a situation where someone is
listening now where someone goes down. Yeah, I would see

(16:36):
that box and be like, I don't know, how about
you do it that? So I'm not going to do anything.
Somebody help, and maybe now I would know what to do.
What's cool is after I took the class, now I
can I notice them everywhere I go I'm like, oh cool,
there's one right there, and can you tell them you
don't want to punch a hole in that thing just
for effect? I mean, you never know what you're gonna
do in the bloody hand. Yeah, but did for years
to be like you had to punch a hole in it?
And then people are gonna be like, wasn't it just unlocked?

(16:58):
And not for me to save a life. I needed
to save an immedia. They'll forgive you if you break it.
It's fine, all right, That's what it's all about. That
was tell me something good if I'm watching a game,
and it means a lot to me. I have a
lot of nervous energy where I will pace around the
room NonStop. So what I do now is I keep
weights in the living room and so I just do

(17:19):
curls and push ups the whole time. Smart it's a
double one. I get to get rid of some of
that nervous energy and too, you know, I tried to
get in a little better shape. Wow. So in Arkansas plays,
I do it. And then Monday that football was last night,
and I had a guy playing on my fantasy team,
and I do it. And I was doing curls and
I was referring to my arms. I was like, hey,
check out the girls. To Caitlin. She's like, what do
you call your arms girls? And I was like, yeah,

(17:39):
I was like, check out the girls. She's like, what
do you mean? I say, curls for the girls, and
she goes, no, no, no, what that means that you're
doing curls so girls will like your arm And I
was like, my whole life, I thought curls for the
girls meant you're doing curls for your arms that are girls.
That's wrong. I don't know. And she was like, are
you serious thought your whole life curls for the girls
meant curls and that you're arms were called girls. Huh

(18:01):
So yeah, curls for the arms basically, yeah, for the girls,
curls for the girls, arms and girls. So you've been
referring to your biceps as girls, Yeah, I did. No,
my husband refers to them as Harry and Larry. I
just yesterday learned that girls is not your arms. I
was talking to Morgan about this. Morgan just learned something
about the Beatles. Yeah, so I did not know they

(18:22):
were like comprised of Ringo star John Lennon. Paul McCartney
and George Harrison. I thought the Beatles were just like
four random guys and they were just the Beatles. Like
I did not think they were all like separately famous
people now because I never listened to the Beatles growing up,
So you didn't know Paul McCartney was a Beatle. No,
didn't know Ringo Star was a Beatle. None of that

(18:44):
was like I just assumed those were all individual people
and the Beatles were all like Bob Tom and Larry.
I never thought they were famous on their own. How
did this come about? I saw it on Twitter. Somebody
was like celebrating something about the Beatles, and I was like,
excuse me, those people are not individuals like I thought.
Somebody was messing with me. I only know like Ringo

(19:05):
Star on his own and like Paul McCartney on his own.
I never knew they were part of the Beatles. Ever
get to an argument, you just know you're right, but
you're so wrong. Like I was talking again with Kaitlin,
and I were talking about the the Headed Sisters. There's
Bella headed and then the Gigi headed and I was like, no,
this one's way should date at the weekend. She's well,
She's like, no, that's that's actually the younger one. And

(19:26):
I was like, no, no, no, you're wrong, knowing that
she'd probably know better than I did. But Gigi's the
older of the two who knew Yeah did you know that? Yeah? Yeah,
because the real housewives. But she's the one with saying
do you try to argue this? I was like, at Kaitlin,
I think you're wrong. She was like, why are you
How are you questioning me at this? I was like, no,
like I know anything about the high deeds anyway. Yeah.

(19:47):
I was like, I think you're wrong from my knowledge,
Bella and Gigi are but nope, I was completely wrong.
But I will I will argue. I'll dig in. I'll
dig in even if I even if I When she
started to go no, let's look him up, I was like,
who needs to look it up? Already? Know I'm a
heart Well, so then how does it get handled? Once?
And then you say yeah, then I ignore. I'm like
my bad anyway, Hey, so what Ray, what's up with

(20:11):
the n bay? What do you mean? Well, like everything
everything good in the Raymundo household, hopefully what does that mean?
I don't know the answer to that one. Yeah, I'll
report back. Well, I was just asking generally. I just
got a tweet saying they would like an update on
Bay before I came on the air for minded everything
going on? Everything? Yeah, I mean I did a little

(20:31):
bachelor party, and I mean a lot of pictures get posted,
so I have to clarify and explain stuff. Oh that's
what you're talking. Yeah, And we were both busy, so
I have an officially had time to talk to her
at home. Yet, what do you mean? Pictures get posted?
And there was just a lot of photos floating around
the internet. I mean we went to floating that you post.
I'll tell you what I saw. I noticed you posting
a lot of picture with girls on Broadway and I
was like, oh, well this is interesting. And then so

(20:53):
she got upset. Yeah, she just said it's disrespectful to
post them. She didn't care to bachelor party. She didn't
even care if I went to his trip club. She said,
it's the posting it that's disrespectful to her. It makes
total sense. Did you go to a club, No, we
went to we went to a night club. I didn't
even want to go to a strip club. Okay, but yeah,
we went to a really fun place. Why did you
even bring up a strip club? Just weird? He's just
is she is cool that she's not afraid of that.

(21:15):
But to other people, it looks like that I was
disrespecting our marriage, but I definitely I didn't think you
were disrespecting your marriage. I was just like, why is
Ray posting pictures on his feed with all these girls?
I was videoing when they brought the bottle over. I
had no idea that girls were going to be in bikini's,
I mean, with barely any bottoms on. But then you
didn't have to post it. It didn't auto post. Well,
it was such a fun picture with all my friends smiling,

(21:36):
I thought, why not post it? Okay, but everything else
is good? Yeah hopefully what is everything else? I was
just a general throwaway because someone had just tweeted me
before I came on the air an update with Ray
and Bay. Yeah, we'll be we'll be good. We'll be good.
I just gotta talk to her. I think she wrote
me a letter. She said she wants me to read
write and she wrote you a letter. Yes, he did

(22:00):
a bachelor party. It was three days of five ten
guys going crazy and having the most fun possible. I mean,
some stuff has to be clarified and explained. And you letter,
I haven't ready yet. Ready, Yes, let's read it now?
How long is it I haven't. I haven't seen the
letter yet. Makes me think it's at home. Yeah, And
is it like laying on a table, yes, envelope maybe,

(22:23):
But she just said I want you to read this letter.
That's how I truly feel about stuff right now. But
you didn't see her the whole time on the bachelor party.
He didn't go home. I did one night. I did
one night, but she was in bed and then we
left the next morning early for brunch. So yeah, I
mean all those guys were in town. So that's the thing.
It's not like I was going back home. I was
staying at the bachelor pad. They dropped it, so you
were staying with it. Yeah. They did some rooftop patio

(22:44):
for two thousand a night. It was awesome. Okay, why
do you have to throw out there? How much? Like
this is the same kind of stuff to get you
in trouble. And if you're asking why Ray doesn't have
a voice even three days after the bachelor party, it's
because he went that hard. Yeah, and it started in
the more learning, and we had so much stuff planned,
so many activities to get to. That's really going to

(23:04):
be the ramifications of it. You're gonna lose your voice,
you're gonna do some stuff you didn't necessarily want to,
but everything you can be Wait, now, what did you
do to your Wife's gonna a handwritten note, Hey, nobody's
nobody's listening to no. So anyways, my my Apple Watch
is connected in my phone. I left my Apple Watch
at home, so she read all my text messages and

(23:24):
stuff like that and getting I was just talking to friends.
I was like, hey, I was actually trying to cut
a line. And I said to my one friend, I said, hey,
what is that blonde hair girl's name that lives with it,
that lives at our apartment. My wife's like, really, you're
trying to find some growing I'm like, no, that's why
I'm trying to cut a line. I can't remember her name.
Cut a line like get ahead of me. I was

(23:45):
thinking something dirty dirt line or is that like a
drug no, a line that you're going to do a
restaurant in a mar Okay, okay, okay, well this this
was a whole different direction. I was yeah, Bobby, way
to go. I didn't do anything, that's right, I'd answered honestly.

(24:05):
Did you want me to say a fluff answer? I go,
hey rdy when you go to break? Yeah, my wife's
mad at me. Felt like movie Mike's movie podcast. It's October,
so he's talking about scary movies. He's talking about the
four movies that would go on his mount Rushmore of
horror and so scariest movie ever that you've seen around

(24:29):
the room quickly, Eddie. I don't watch a lot of them.
So Friday, Friday the thirteenth, I guess old school. Yeah,
I don't watch scary movies at all. I don't either,
but I'll watch like movies that scare me, like twenty
eight Days Later, Oh, which was about a virus that
went around zombies. That's as wild to meet you. I mean,
I have a lot, but I'll go Signs. I hated
that one. I don't think Signs was that scary really.

(24:49):
I thought it was just kind of a thriller. Is
that the one with the crop sounds? Yeah, that to
me didn't seem like a horror movie. So scary. Yeah, Well,
I mean my other one's Cape Fear you've probably never
seen it. One Morgan The Grudge, that's scary. Yeah, I
mean that's the oldest one I've seen only I mean,
I guess anything could be scary. Wolf of Wall Street
could be scary to some people. Yeah, I mean I

(25:11):
watched the new It recently and that was more just
freaky to me, not scary. It was gross. I don't
want if it's a horror movie, I don't watch. But
I watched on Netflix that show Clickbait, and people were like,
this is scary. It wasn't. It was just a thrill thriller.
Would consider a thriller, Mike, Yeah, because the guy gets
abducted and you gotta figure out what happened, and they

(25:34):
put it online. They're like, all right, we're gonna kill
him in a certain amount of time if you don't.
But I didn't feel like I was ever a monster.
Maybe there has to be a monster in it. Yeah,
be a scary movie. I mean everyone's level of scary
is probably different. But yeah, there's a distinction between thriller
and horror movie. Mike's movie podcast, he talked about the
and you like horror movie, right, Mike, I love them.
I have no interest in being scary. You can actually

(25:57):
trademark a sound. Raymundo wanted to trademark his famous sound.
His voice is still messed out on the Bachelor Party
over the weekend. It doesn't sound like that, Ray, Do
you do that everywhere you go? Yeah? A lot? Did
people request that from you? If they see you out?
Every cameo says do the yeah, and then in personal
go hey do it yeah with me, we'll video it.
So yeah, that's kind of the thing. Yeah, you kind

(26:19):
of just used me for that, and then they leave
me and they say, by that's it. You think article
gets Hey, man, I know you even't done the show
on twenty five years. Will you give me a for sure?
Now he's gotta be like no, still. So you can
trademark a sound if it's really known. For example, this
is duck quack quack as he said that, but that's

(26:39):
a trademark sound. All right, Eddie Amy Morgan, number two,
you'll go until you miss Let's go, everybody ready, Yes,
here is the first sound. You've got mail? You've got mail?
Can you name who trademark that sound? Amy? Well? Eddie
Allan all Morgan, did you ever have a weel? I

(27:00):
did for maybe a few years when you were like one, Yeah,
very young. Next up, Yes, that sound is trademarked. What's
it from? I might go out here? If you all
go out, then we'll just keep going. Okay, come on, guys,

(27:20):
miss it. I'm in Amy, lawn Order, Eddie Netflix, Morgan Apple.
One of you is right? Oh boy, it is lawn order. No,
we gotta keep going. It's two points. I didn't think
he has to fail out of this game after two. Gosh,
it's been a minutes. I won something, all right, next one? Okay,

(27:44):
I'm in Morgan Simpson. That's right. Think think I did?
Eddie Simpsons, Amy Simpsons name this one? Might have a seizure, Yeah,

(28:06):
I know that hurts. No chance, Morgan gainst this one? Morgan,
it's a guess. Sixty minutes. That's it, Hey, Eddie sixty minutes? Good,
Amy sixty minutes. Named this trademark sound? What almost a

(28:37):
bug zapper? Close like outside of a picnic, but the
neon the backyard? Yeah, Amy Star Wars correct the lightsabers
from Star Wars, Eddie Star Wars, Morgan Star Wars. Next

(28:59):
in what Oh okay, okay, oh thank you? Oh he
could almost be good badly ugly Eddie. That's Hunger Games, Morgan,
Hunger Games. Yeah, Amy, Hunger Games. Amy still up by one?

(29:21):
Next one? And surely you know that one? Amy, surely
she doesn't. I'm guessing. I don't feel confident though, Morgan,
I'm guessing jeopardy. Wow, what what's wrong with that? Solid guess?

(29:46):
Oh that's what Amy has? What do you have? Who
wants to be a millionaire? Oh but that doesn't sp
Oh how do I not know that the sports I
don't watch that they played everywhere? They played at college
football games? I know. Well, if I'm watching that stuff,

(30:10):
I'm not really paying as you're not watching it. Correct, Hey,
I'm in Oregan Green Acres. Interesting? Is that just you

(30:33):
picking two words? Yeah? I don't Well, I know it's
old TV show, so that's still like okay, all right,
Eddie Tarzan Tarzan. There's two left. If it's the tie,
Amy wins, okay, because we changed the rules. Yeah, that's
the rold halfway through? Okay, next one? Oh, Man, I
don't know, Okay, hold on, Oh, well, I think that's Mario,

(31:02):
so then it would be in Super Mario bros. Oh,
first of all, calling a super Mario Bros. Is weird.
What it's called super Mario Brothers. Yeah, maybe it's called
it's spell. I mean they on all their stuff, it's bros. Yeah,
So Eddie, I did Pillsbury dough Boy, Amy, Pillsbury dough Boy. Correct? Okay, yes,

(31:24):
world more if it's a tie, Amy win Amy missed
this one? What what Snoop Dog? That's Snoop He's going hard?
What what? Okay? I think I got it? Oh you do?

(31:48):
I think? All right? You yeah, Morgan Star Wars starth Bader.
It is whoa Eddie Star Wars Amy vix me. Hey,
that's smart Amy, good thinking? Whatever, Eddie, Okay, come on,

(32:12):
come on what you want. There's an asterisk beside right,
I'll take it. Who I mean both Snoop Dog again,
Vicks vapor Roll. We're pretty funny. Yeah. I was thinking
about saying, Willie just be funny, but I didn't want
to lose the game. There's definitely an asterisk beside that,
Victor for sure. But I do play the game. Here's

(32:34):
the voicemail we got last night, my Bobby, we have
a morning corny for you. My son Ashton came up
with a great one. Here. It is what did sushi say, Hey,
you're welcome. Let's not be what's done that one? Right? Yeah,
the delivery was horrible. That's okay. He's gonna be honest,

(32:57):
said delivery was horrible. I like it, okay. Next one, Hey,
I just wanted to shout out Walker Hayes. Kind of
a cool story. He came down to the Mississippi for
radio commercial performance and there was little girls there since
nine o'clock in the morning waiting for him for a
seven o'clock show. And he came out two hours before
the start of the show and did a sound check

(33:19):
and played Fancy for those girls, and it was like
Backstreet Boys. It was crazy. Anyways, thought it was so
cool to him. He ended up playing Fancy three times
that day. Cool guy learned about him from your show
years ago. Thank He's awesome. Thanks for all y'all. Do
you know, I always think it's a great one an artist,
and I like it if they have like one or
two hits only and they play that hit twice. If
somebody's gonna come out and do a set and it's

(33:40):
a twenty five minutes set and they have one hit,
I'll like them to start with it and in with it. Wow,
why not? That's what you're doing for, That's what you're
there for. Really, Yeah, that's gonna I think it's hilarious
that he'll play that that song multiple time, and right,
I mean I have seen artists do it, and I'm like,
why don't more people do that? That's what you come
for to you don't if they're a new artist. We
don't want to hear six or seven songs. We don't know.
Maybe three Way hit again. All right, thank you for

(34:02):
all your voicemails eight seven, seven seventy seven. Bobby is
our phone number and our voicemail line. You're Samy's pile
of stories. So luxury brand Coach has had to vow
to start changing the way they handle bags that they
haven't been able to sell. Previous policy was to destroy
unsold items by slashing them and then throwing them in

(34:24):
the dumpster and then filing them as a tax ride
off through this like insurance loophole of like damaged goods.
And I guess the dumpster diver found all these Coach
bags ended up selling it to someone else that's like
really popular in TikTok, and she straight up outed Coach
And they're completely changing their policy. They responded to the video,
they had to put out a statement on Instagram saying
they will stop slashing and dumping merchandise that they can't sell.

(34:48):
You would think they could sell it for even more.
These other companies holes slashes like triple the price. Yeah,
and Coach isn't the only brand that does this? Is
this art? I mean to some people, yeah, no, But
generally I don't see it out as much. I don't think. Yeah.
I mean there's older now, yeah, so a different population
might be really into it, but it's still a really

(35:09):
nice brand that's very much in existence. Morgan is Coach cool.
I don't use it, Yeah, I don't think it is anymore.
I mean I think it's still luxury ish, yeah, like
like there's a villain business. Yeah, like I think old
the older women tend to like it. But as far
as like me and my friends, no, nobody uses Coach
all right, all right? To be clear, Morgan's in her twenties.
So Chris young It tweeted, the worst thing in the

(35:30):
world is when a hero let you down. I'm the
most disappointed I've been in a long time tonight. But
he didn't reveal who it was I know who it was? Yeah?
Me too? Yeah, Superman. Oh oh I saw Ray post
a picture with him this weekend. Wait what yeah, gotta
be y. Yeah, that's what I was wondering. Now, hold on,
I didn't know this. Okay, I don't know Christian was
talking about right, okay, get over it. Stopped saying oh,

(35:53):
he will let you down, but then not saying who
it is. Okay, dramatic, a little like if you're gonna
say that, say, if you're gonna say and say it right.
Maybe he doesn't want to out the person, but then
there's no reason to be like, oh it sucks when
he let you down. MOPI mobi Okay, however, Ray, was
it you? No, but he didn't really didn't want to
take the picture with me. Was He was not smiling either?
So I was kind of let down. Well he didn't

(36:14):
really like that anyway. Yeah, went up to him. He
was doing breakfast. I probably shouldn't have jumped. H Was
he eating food? Yeah, he's at the bar eating food.
But was there food on his plate? I think there was. Okay,
you're in the wrong, then I take back what I said.
You can't go up to somebody when they have food
in front of them breakfast. We're just gonna go pass
and breakfast. He does mimosas he does brunch. And Christian

(36:37):
was sitting at a bar. Yeah it's a megs and bacon,
and wasn't actively eating, sitting there with food in front
of him, it's about to eat and you went up
and said, what grabbed it? Hey? Can I get a
pick real quick? Pimp? That's so all? This is so weird.
Was he alone? It's a bar? He was, He's just

(36:58):
chewing what bar Hop Smith popular brunch spot in midtown
in Nashville, and he's chilling by himself eating eggs. Yeah, okay, interesting? Yeah? Interesting. Secondly,
you you see people all the time they're in the country.
He's a quorld. But it's cool for people on Instagram

(37:18):
to see us with country stars. I do it for
people that follow me wild. I've had the dude like
five times, but I still take a picture every time
I see him. And you didn't feel like wait until
after he was done anything. No, I did it real quick.
All my boys were trying to roll out and I
had no time to sit around and be polite. Did
you say who you were? Did he know who you were?
I think he kind of knows who I am, because
every time I see him, I pop in his face
and put a phone right there and take a picture. Okay,

(37:40):
I take back some of what I said. I don't
know who the hero was. It seems a bit dramatic.
What else you get? Okay, So, cheesecake factory, we're all
fans here, and a guy decided to order thirty five
all thirty five cheesecakes on the menu, and he ranked them.
That's hilarious, and I want you out a thought about that.
I know I'm over heating pumpkin stuff to explode, and
this guy did it all on one day. That's awesome.

(38:01):
So I'm sure everyone's curious what topped the list, and
it's the Dulce da Lecce caramel cheesecake, so boom, that's
what we need to get. And the Godiva chocolate cheesecake
was at the bottom. I'm sure too. It has to
do with your own taste, bud suveryone, because I woul
put peanut butter at the bottom because I hate peanut butter.
But I haven't been a cheesecake factory in a while.
But it's tough not to order cheesecake when you go there. Oh,

(38:23):
we go often because my daughter loves the bread and
the angel hair pasta with shrimp. And now I'm going
to be getting I'm going to try this number one
cheesecake to see what it's like. I still haven't got
all the way through the menu and j because it's huge,
couple pages a day. My goal is to finish the
whole menu. Is that it? Yep? But maybe that's my hile.
That was Amy's pile of stories. It's time for the

(38:44):
good news. So we've all heard of yard sales or
garage sales, but have you ever heard of a kindness sale?
Let me think about that. Our grandma M's got a
lot of these yard sales, estate sales. Ever, look up
in the newspaper kindness sale? Okay? Well, Susan Thompson gains

(39:05):
She holds two day kindness sales at her Arlington home
and she uses profits to pay for random acts of
kindness in her community. So this is the third year
that she's done it, and through her which is it's
a yard sale, but she's calling it at a kind
of sale. This year she raised twelve thousand dollars and
she uses the money to do things like buy donuts
for nurses at the local hospital, leave flowers at veteran's graves,

(39:29):
buy a homecoming dress for a teenage girl in need.
So she takes the money and then just finds out
about different things in the area and Boom supports everybody.
I love. It's a great idea. That's pretty cool. It's
a different story than when Eddie found that five hundred
dollar flower pot at the show. Yeah, she said it
was rare from like Alaska or something. What was it?
What was it? It was a planner a flower pot, Yes,
at a at a yard sale. It better be a car.

(39:51):
It's better be able to take me. Has anybody had
the thought, because I did later, that maybe Eddie passed
up something that's actually worth an million dollars. Yeah, but
in those scenarios, you want to buy it for five
dollars and it'd be worth like a lot of money.
I would think if something was worth a whole lot
and you didn't know, you'd have no clue and it'd
be sold for a nickel. Right, I'm not the other

(40:12):
way around. That's a good story though. She's awesome. That's
what it's all about. That was tell me something good.
Let's go over to Amy and get in the Morning Corny.
The Morning Corny, What song do vampires hate? What song
do vampires hate? You Are My Sunshine? That was the

(40:40):
Morning Corny. Are we having an announcement here? I kind
of announced it last week and didn't know I wasn't
supposed to announce into Yeah, I was wondering about that. No.
We had Josh Woodson from TikTok and I invited him
to complay with Raging Idiots at the Higher Country Festival.
But we hadn't announced it. I know, but I had
to do it. I wanted to do it then the
moment was happening, right. So the big Eddie and I's band,

(41:03):
the Raging Idiots, we're performing at our Iheartmork Festival presented
by Capitol One Saturday, October thirtieth in Austin at the
Frank Rowin Center. It is not this Saturday, but it's
next Saturday. Aside from Eddie and I bringing out Josh
woods which is gonna be super fun because this kid
he works on a car wash Awesome. We're just singing
on TikTok and we're like, hey, play up here and

(41:23):
then come playing front of twenty thousand people in Austin,
Texas with us. So aside from that, like real people
like Blake Shelt and Toby Keith, a little big Town
Jaco and Cole Swindell, Carly Pierce. It's gonna be a
massive show. Surprises, the surprise I can't even say because
it's so big, and I'll get in trouble again. Yes,
but get your tickets at Texas Boxoffice dot com, Texas

(41:45):
box Office dot com, drive down to Austin if you can't.
It's gonna be a really, really great show. And now
Eddie and I we're doing like fifteen minutes. We're gonna
do a few of the hits. Bring Josh Woods out,
call it a day. You know, I'm also hosting this show.
They this video on Saturday Night Live where they were
making fun of country music a little bit. Although it's

(42:05):
a pretty good song, I'll be honest with you, and
then it gets into the squid games. I'm gonna play
about a minute of it or so, maybe a little more.
But this is from SNL. It is. The guest was
Rammy Malleck. How do you say his name? Rammy Malleck,
who played Freddie mercury on in the Queen Movie, right,
and then also U, the tall goofy guy. Yeah, David

(42:27):
David's all right, here you go. I just got made
on mord dammin paid off. My ex wife hates me.
He even had to say on my puppy, Yes, I'm broken.
It's a damn shame. Yes, I gotta play the squid game,

(42:48):
the squid game. My only option is the squid Game.
Have a number nine a real name, because I'm playing
him the Squid Game. Weird dr thank guards locked to
see in a big room. They got symbols on their
faces like the ones on PlayStations, and the main guy

(43:08):
looks like doctor Dood New Friends, Biggie Bank up Bean
the Sky. There's a robot girl who caught me running
better Duck behind the nearest guy and Korean and nothing
is translating. It really funny. I didn't expect the lab

(43:29):
as hard as I did. Maybe I think Pete Davidson's
really funny. And then Squid Games. Obviously, Eddie, did you
finish Quick Game? Oh I'm finally done. I mean yes,
all done and unbelievable. I'm with you. I don't know
if it's the best show I've ever ever ever seen.
But I mean it's a five out of five. You
you're okay though with different languages. I love something Struggle

(43:51):
for me was the different language. Otherwise it was just
I was addicted. I needed to go watch anytime I
had fifteen minutes. I was like trying to get a
little bit of the show if I had time. Like
loved it that much. Yeah, I'm so into the whole
subtitle and Korean movies now, like I love Parasite. That
was a Korean movie. That this was Korean And now
what you say, Taxi Driver or whatever, Yeah, that's next

(44:11):
on my list. You said Parasite was your favorite movie
of all time, of all time top five movies. Are
you sure You're just not Korean? Maybe I do have
a cousin that's have Korean. Brian laundry costumes are popping
up for Halloween. Oh no, yeah, too much. There appear
to be people that are making light of the Gabby
Potito Brian laundry saga, and so now people have started

(44:35):
posting pictures of them in a Brian laundry costume. Wild
too far, not good and I'm acceptable if I'm getting older,
I I just don't get offended by things. If I
don't like it, I just move away from it. In general,
show a comedy act a person, but this one, I'm
not offended, But I'm going who would what kind of

(44:57):
person would wear that costume? Yeah? I mean it just
sucks that someone thinks that that's okay. There was a
story about a guy who was walking the Appalachian Trail
and he's hiking it and he has a beard and
he's bald, and the FEDS ambushed him. They thought it
was Brian. It's not Brian Lundre. It wasn't him. An
upstate New Yorker who kind of looks like him, But

(45:17):
that bald headed beard look is pretty popular with bald
headed guys because they need hair somewhere. Scooba Deeve haws
that look he does because they needs hair somewhere. Rights
to get a cut, you feel like a regular person.
Has anybody accused you of being Brian Laundry? No, No
they haven't, Thank God again. An upstate New Yorker was

(45:37):
hiking the Appalachian Trail when US marshalls on the hunt
pulled their guns on him. If you're this dude, though,
and you look like Brian Laundry, don't you and he's there,
aren't you? Kind of like one eye open like they
probably think of Brian Laundry probably looks he looks like Brian.
Why should you have to alter your look just because
someone decided to exactly commit potentially allegedly commit a crime.

(46:02):
But you're gonna go back to that place looking just
like the guy and expect no one to think you're him.
If you've had this trip plan forever, Well, we're doing
a lot of what ifs right now, I know, And
then how long does the whole thing last before you
tell him like, I'm not him, dude, I don't know.
That's the handcuff here, because I'm looking at him. I
don't know that I believe him. I was like, yeah,
the heck you are. You're Brian Laundry. They have been

(46:23):
hiking from Georgia to Virginia. Oh my, maybe they haven't
even seen the name since late sp hit. They were
completely eliminated. When they got him, they checked his tattoos
and they didn't. This guy didn't have Brian Laundry's tattoos,
and so they're like, give me your ID. But how
traumatic for him? And that's funny well form later maybe

(46:46):
in the moment, probably not. He probably knows he looks
like Brian Laundrys and they tell him the girl, Hey,
I look like the guy. This is where he is.
I wouldn't doubt some people think that we're him. I
don't know that you think federal marshals come at you
with guns, but that Yeah, I mean he looked, but
he also looks just like them. But I would think
Brian Laundry would shave his face. Yes, if I'm the guy,
I got a wig on or a hat. I don't

(47:07):
know that you can go into a wig store looking
like that. Maybe you gotta pay someone, like when you
were a kid, get someone to buy a beer for you.
You wait outside the wig story like, hey, I give
you twenty bucks if you want to get me a beer. Yeah,
because if you go and look at like Brian Laundry
asking for a wig, they're probably gonna be like, oh,
that's the guy. Yeah. How do you get razors at
a store? Maybe the same thing. Well, I don't know,
I guess depending on how pre you know. I don't

(47:31):
know who Supreme could have shaved his face at home.
Remember he went home for a little bit maybe his
parents had all the wigs he could think ahead. I
don't know. If those parents are not involved, I feel
so bad for them because they are getting hassled. People
are protesting outside their house, they're putting signs in their yard.
If they're not involved, I still don't know how I
feel about it, because who cares how I feel about it.

(47:54):
But if they're not involved, it stinks for It stinks
those parents anyway, because let's just say, because they didn't
do it. And if your son comes to you and goes, hey,
this happened, I'm gonna run. You probably got a couple
decisions to make. It's your son, that's right, It's tough.
Do you help them? Do you help him run from
the law? You shouldn't. Yeah, but hopefully if you're considering

(48:17):
helping him, then he gave you a very different version
of the story or something, because like, I wouldn't. I
would turn my son in, right, I don't ask me, Okay,
what would you do? I don't have a son. I
don't know. Yeah, well, but Eddie's over here, like I know,
it's a tough decision, and I'm like, no, it's not.
It's tough because you start thinking like, well, man, I
mean I could help save him, or I can do

(48:38):
the right thing and turn him in. I mean, it's
it's really tough. Turning him in could be saving him though.
You're right. If he murdered somebody, Yeah, I would turn
him in. I feel like I would turn him into
But I can't say that because I don't have any
kids yet. I would turn Eddie in. Ye. I'm just
your friend, yeah, not your son. If your son robbed
a bank, would you turn him in if the cops
are looking for him, Yeah, I think the right thing

(48:59):
here is to turn him Okay, that's what you're just
gonna stick to that on the air, Okay. Researchers at
Harvard Medical School found that a stressful marriage might actually
be as bad as smoking and can be life threatening.
They found a conflict filled relationship harms the body physically
in many ways. People in a stressful relationship can have

(49:20):
damaging body inflammation and vital organs, extreme changes in appetite,
increased levels of stress hormones. All these conditions can negatively
affect heart function and how your body fights disease and sickness.
So an unhappy marriage is an unhealthy physical body as well.
I was talking to Scuba Steve about this before we
came on the air, and he said, fact about his

(49:43):
past marriage, not his current one. Yes, Caroline, I'm assuming
it's going pretty great. It's going great, yes, and I
look wonderful. I believe you do look wonderful. Why what
what happened with the first marriage? I mean, all these
things are true because you don't feel good about yourself,
so you eat terrible, you don't work out. My skin
was awful. I had really bad acne, and I just

(50:05):
didn't have the great self esteem. I just was slumped over.
I had, you know, poor shoulders. It just was I
was a gremlin. I looked awful. And you attribute that
to your first wife one hundred percent. The amount of
stress of going through somebody who is cheating on you
and treating you terrible, It just it's a lot on
someone's soul and health. For me, it was at least

(50:27):
how long were you married the first time? It was
just right about a year. No red flags going into
that one. I think you go into it just any relationship.
I hate to pick on Abby because we talked about
her a lot. You have blinders on and you feel
like everything is great, and people give you advice and
you don't want to hear it from them, and then
you did. Your friends say don't marry this woman. I
had a couple of good friends who are like, hey, man,

(50:48):
I don't want to tell you too much because I
don't want to lose this friendship. But I feel like
this is not good. I'm like, no, dude, you don't
know what you're talking about. You're wrong. She's great, she's wonderful,
and some of the things they said where they were true. O. Man,
why do you think she was cheating on you the
whole time? Um? I believe the majority of the time. Yeah,
or may have been doing some like emotional cheating prior
to it and then it got physical. Do you think

(51:09):
she cheated on you before you got married? I think so. Yeah.
How hard is that to say out loud? Now, because
it's been about a good probably ten years, I have
no problem with it now, But back then it was rough,
Like I was crying myself to sleep every night. It
was hard. And so for those that didn't get to
hear the show many months ago, when Scuba told this story,

(51:30):
he found pictures of her that she was texting to
other dudes, right, Yeah, Ashley Madison, which is that cheating
site for married people, like naked pictures or like underwear pictures,
underwear pictures, and so Scuba took those pictures and send
them to her dad. Yep, savage, so very savage crazy.

(51:51):
He was guys text, it was email, and he's an
older guy, so he doesn't check his email very often.
So it sat for a good week or so. So
say why you sent them to the dad? Again? Well,
I mean because what she was doing and that's her dad.
He has nothing to do with it. Yeah, but he
was the one person I kind of confided into. And
he was also another person that kind of gave me
advice of like, hey, my daughter's a little a little

(52:12):
like this, this could be an issue. And so I
was like kind of like, you're right, this is what
it came to you. Yeah, he liked me. He still
follows me on Facebook and all that kind of stuff.
I think he kind of felt bad for me marrying
his daughter. I know it's pretty hard to stomach, but
that was what happened. And so until that dad responded,
you just sat and waited, just sat, And I mean
I already waited this long of all these cheating things.

(52:34):
I knew what was happening, so I kind of wanted
to wait for his like final punch. And so she
also just continued to come home not knowing what was
going on. Yep, how did you keep it quiet that
you sent those emails off? I just kept doing it,
was already doing just just kind of you know, suffocating
myself with it and just moving on. Once you moved

(52:55):
out and moved away and got divorced, did you physically
start to feel better? Well? I kicked her out of
the arm and I kept the apartment in the city,
and like immediately I started just I was like, okay,
I have to get myself ready to be single and
ready to find somebody else. I started going to the gym,
started eating healthier, started taking care of myself, and thinking
about me for the first time in a really long time.

(53:15):
So it was a great experience for me. So I
it was rough, but it was good. And you can
kind of back up this article and go, Yes, if
you're not in a good relationship, physically your body goes
to crap. Oh for sure. Yeah, so get out if
you're in a bad relationship, it's not worth it. When
you're current your wife. Now here's these stories, what does
she say? She knows all about them all? And she

(53:36):
because she even looked at me as we were dating.
She kept saying, why you keep looking better and better
and you're looking younger, and it attributes to having a
great relationship somebody who can support you and be there
for you. So she just was like, I don't know
why you would deal with something like that, and how
you could deal with somebody like that. So so she's
always vowed to take care of me. I don't know, Scooba,
And just let me say this, and I'd hate to

(53:57):
lose you, right, I hate Tlusia. You should just do
your own show. I mean that's a that's a long
term goal. I mean, you're you're you're very interesting, you
have opinions. I mean, you're the guy here. But at
some point you should just do your own show. I
don't know what that means. I don't know. If I
need to go get you a show somewhere, that'd be cool. Yeah,

(54:19):
I'd be down for that. I mean, that's definitely a
long term goal of mine. I would like to do.
But my long term how old are you? I'm in
my mid thirties. Okay, there's a long term. I know,
I know, but I do like what I do, and
I like supporting people like yourself and working for you
and being a part of a team environment. I guess
I just I get scared. I'm like a failure. It's
scary because you know what odds are. It's not gonna work. Yeah,

(54:40):
but anything that's amazing is only amazing because not a
lot of people can do it. But you have to
trust that you are able to u you fight through
the pressure. Yeah, be the odd you know, the odd
man out. That does make it. Man, if i'd been scared,
I want to be here. That's that's a good point.

(55:01):
And I feel like I've learned so many tools along
the way working from many different shows that I know
how it's all done behind the scenes and in front
of the scene. So it would be great to do
your own show. Man, I the story about you do?
You just have so many stories with the story? Can
I mentioned the story about your name and your wife? Oh? Yeah,
that's fine, I go ahead, scoot, And we've mentioned this
on the show. But Scuba, Steve's why your wife now? Yes? Yeah,

(55:22):
his dad, her dad died Scuba diving. Yeah, crazy awful.
And your name is Scuba Scuba Steve. And she never
told me until I talked to a psychic and I
was like, why would you not start with that? So,
but you are already Scooba Steve when you met her. Yes, yeah,
that was my name way before her and she never
mentioned that to you, never mentioned it to me, And

(55:45):
I was like, wow, that would be But why not
just change your name out of respect? Well, I mean
that's just my name. It's the brand I've had for
a long time. So I just stuck with it. I've
tried changing it, but everywhere I go people seem to
like it, and so I just keep continuing with the name.
But it's the brand named after a TV movie character. Yeah,
it is that. Yes, So it's not like my name. Correct. Yeah,
he's had so many jobs. I mean we could sit

(56:05):
here and do that Scooba Steep special. I think we
did a podcast once on the Bobby Cast. Mike, let's
move that back up on the Bobby Cast. The Scooba
Steep episode the Doctor. His time with Doctor Phil was interesting. Yeah, anyway,
I'll get off this at some point though, I'm gonna
have to cut the chord on you and to you.
But he's got to go and do his own thing.
It's maybe you just do a podcast, okay, start, I

(56:27):
don't know what it is. Yeah, but you don't have
any time because I don't know how you're gonna do that.
I mean, I'll make time I have to, but I
appreciate the support. That's really cool. All right, there he
is Scooba Steve, my hero in yours. It's time for
the good news. Her name is Tenny Burkett Ivy. She
was diagnosed with breast cancer in November twenty twenty, and
she thought about not even fighting it because she's ninety seven.

(56:50):
Oh wow. She was like, I don't know if I
want to go through that, and I've had a really
full life. But she also couldn't stand the thought of
not seeing her last grandchild getting married. And her goal
was I gotta go to the wedding. She had been
to all three weddings for her other grandkids. She was like,
so I'm gonna do it. She went through surgery, she
went through chemo, she went through radiation. Ninety seven. Her

(57:13):
body's so frail and she survived. She didn't let cancer
stop her from attending her grandson's wedding and now she's
cancer free. What she's healthy. She's ninety seven, so I'm
sure she's brutal, but she's healthy as can be. She
credits a healthy lifestyle, good diet, and daily exercise was
helping her be cancer. And now she's back to walking
one mile every week. Wow. How about that's cool. That's

(57:35):
a great story. That's what it's all about. That was
tell me something good. What's happening with friends? Hit us
up eight seven seven seventy seven. Bobby eight seven seven
seventy seven. Bobby, we would love to talk to your feedback, questions, comments.
The phone lines are now ready for you. Bobby's story

(57:59):
as we look into what's happening today. This Wyatt Moss
loves Chipotle went viral earlier this year for eating food
in all fifty states from Chipotle in fifty days. And
basically the story is I never got tired of it,
and I was thinking about this, and Chipotle is definitely
a place where you can eat there every day and

(58:19):
not get tired of it because of all the options. Yeah,
as long as you have like an affinity for text Mexish,
I don't even know what you would call exactly that
because it's not Mexican, no, and it's not really text Mexish. Yeah,
but it is Rito's taco it is. But in caeso,
in glacamole. What would you what would you do? I

(58:40):
would American and tex mex Yeah, like yeah, but I
would say, this is a place you could go and
phil fulfilled every day for fifty sixty seventy days. I agree,
because of the options. Where else could you go? And
that happened. Wouldn't somebody do this with McDonald's But then
they got really fat? Right? They do it? I think

(59:03):
it was they ate a whole bunch of McDonald's and
they stayed thin, and their point was you could pretty
much have anything every day in moderation. There you go.
I think that's what it was. Okay, but McDonald's for
me wouldn't be something I could eat every day because
thematically it all feels generally the same burgers, fries, nuggets,
Chick fil A. Pretty good in't that? Yeah? But I

(59:25):
don't know that I could do fifty to sixty days
of Chick fil A. I think it's all chicken. Yeah, yes, yeah,
that's correct. You can get I rocked a pork. You
can get the tofu stuff. You could get a salad
or paco or a causidia. Read it's more than all

(59:45):
we go through all the time. The Brown Rise White
Rise a glass vase purchased for four dollars and ninety
nine cents at a thrift store in the Pacific Northwest.
It's expected to sell for fifteen thousand dollars. My goodness
after it was identified. It's a a piece from nineteen
o two. The Lowitz Argus glass is one of the
finest examples of this rare an important model to come

(01:00:08):
from the market. And then it says an what's a
bunch of fancy stuff? I don't give me, give me
craps about that. But the vase is expected to fetch
around fifteen thousand bucks when it goes up for auction.
Who would spend that kind of money on a vase?
I don't know. I did see. I believe it was
a Michael Jackson passport. Yeah, that is going up for auction,
and it's going up for a lot of money as well.

(01:00:29):
The last number I saw was seventy five thousand or something,
which like, why would you want that? But okay, you
would want it. Because it would sell later in life
at more money, more money, that's any of this stuff
like Elvis's hair, Elvis or Michael Jackson's passport. Oh yeah,
I just didn't know if like things go down because

(01:00:49):
it's Michael Jackson, Paul mccon, Paul McCartney's butt hair. Yes,
it is because of the controversy though, No, because he's
famous and dead, okay, But and because they think it
will go up in value otherwise sent five thousand bucks on.
You also do some pranks with that, right, like pull
it out the airport, like just get it. Don't take
a seventy five thousand dollars block that up, anything to

(01:01:10):
the air okay. A woman in Houston has been sentenced
to fifty one months in prison after she used bad
checks to buy fifty thousand dollars in postage stamps. She's
been sentenced to a lot of time in the big house,
according to the US Middle District Court of Pennsylvania. She
was charged with bank fraud and aggravated identity theft. She
admitted that she had purchased the stamps from post offices

(01:01:32):
in Pennsylvania, Kentucky, and West Virginia using personal checks that
were not hers. What are she doing? Right, I'm wondering
is she mailing stuff or she reselling the stamps or something? Okay,
but what are they like Michael Jackson passport? Do they
go up in value? People do collect? She didn't have
somebody else's money and then selling now right, so then

(01:01:53):
she gets the cash stamps though, why not go to
Walmart and buy like electronics? Yeah? Weird? Well maybe this
I don't know. I'm trying to give you an answer,
Like I know the cakes was investigated by the US
Postal Inspection Services have a badge. If they dropped that badge,
you're like, what did I do? Mail? Not put the

(01:02:14):
flag up in my mailbox? Hey? Mail fraud is a
federal offense, or if you steal someone's mail. Last night,
Jimmy Allen was on Dancing with Stars Um and we said, hey,
say there word plenty whenever you're on there. It's very quick,
but you do hear him say this after getting a
good score. Car eight, it's a nine, Bruno, John Younger,

(01:02:43):
Planny many pour out of forty for Jenny and Emma.
That's that's a plenty. That's a plenty. Here's another club
pour out of forty for Jenny. Yeah. I told him

(01:03:05):
to fit that in to be good. It's like, yeah,
that's a plenty. That's a plenty. So now that being said,
I'm about to tell you who's voted off. If you
want to turn your radio down for fifteen seconds or
you're turn your phone down for twenty seconds, I'm gonna
let you know real quick who was kicked off that
better doooo it was Melseie. Oh yes, get kicked off blood?

(01:03:28):
All right, I turn his back up. Now, all right
there you. I just want to lay out what we're
about to get ourselves into. Got a lot of emails
from listeners about the Abbey firefighter situation where she's been

(01:03:48):
texting with this guy. Things just don't add up. I
felt it was a scam at the beginning. Then I
started to go, maybe it's real love. Now all of
us think it's a scam, not catfish. But we think
he's up to no good. And you can listen to
yesterday's show to figure that. But I have so many
emails from listeners I want to roll through some of those.

(01:04:09):
We're gonna have big news on tomorrow's show. What do
you mean? I don't want to say too much. But
we're gonna have b I g any wus a tomorrow
show about the sitch he's coming in. That would be cool.
It's cool, Swindell. No, we're gonna have big news tomorrow, Okay.

(01:04:31):
So I'm gonna read you some emails from listeners in
the Big News, and then one of my passions in life,
if not my biggest passion in life is sports. And
I don't bring a lot of sports onto this show,
but there are a few stories Amy I need to
bring into the mix today because I need your feedback
on them, okay, because they lost the line and of
just it being interesting to sports people, but also interesting

(01:04:52):
to people who don't love sports that much. It's like
human interest. Especially what do you got how how bad
decisions high ranking people make when it comes to women.
Oh oh, we'll come back to that because I want
to give you a Oh. I saw that one guy,

(01:05:14):
the guy you told us about a little bit ago,
but I finally saw all the footage and I watched
the video Urban Meyer when the girl was dancing on
him in the bar and then he stick his hand. Yeah,
that's one of them, but that's not the big one. Okay.
So we'll get into those coming up in a second.
And we've got calls. We're gonna get into the Abbey
firefighter situation in a second, because I got a bunch

(01:05:35):
of emails from listeners. Hey, Abby, can I ask you
a question real quick? I knew she's right in the
middle of answering phone calls. All right, did you talk
to him yesterday at all? I did? Well, actually I
did not talk. I got some texts from him. Yeah, mad, No,
not mad. It was actually really nice. That's weird because
I would be mad if I was him talking about

(01:05:56):
stop talking about me, I know, because I did see
that a lot of comments of people saying that, and
I'm like, I mean, but he knows what he's into,
Like he knows he's in this. I'm gonna say, yesterday,
you want me to say, do you want to hold?
You want to hold to the next segment? Gather your
your bearings? Yeah? I should, Okay, because I haven't even
I didn't even really look at the text out well
because he said it last night, So okay, look at it, okay,

(01:06:19):
and then I'll read some listener emails too, gotcha? Okay?
Good for her? Did She didn't respond though, right, No,
I did. I'm proud of myself. Good. Yeah, I'm gonna
read emails and tomorrow show you ever see that big
old wrecking ball like whoa boom sends it to a house?
Oh yeah, that might happen tomorrow. Come, I's gonna leave
it there, Amy. I wanted to bring a couple of

(01:06:40):
stories up to you. Okay, which would you like? First?
The Urban Meyer story. That's the guy you were talking
about at the bar. Well, there's a new video that
they say is emerging. Okay, so what did you see
from that? I saw him out at at a restaurant
or bar or situation. I think he even owns the place.
And he was sitting on a barstool, and I saw

(01:07:00):
like a girl close by kind of dancing ish on
him but then finding into it. Yeah. But then and
I thought, okay, well, maybe he couldn't control what she's doing.
But then woom, I saw his hand go in there. Yeah,
so the back of her leg between her legs. So
he's married. Yes, he is the head coach of the
Jacksonville Jaguars. Yeah. And I feel awful for his family

(01:07:24):
because it's just so public, like what they're going through.
Some people go through this and it can be a
little private, and for them it's a very public and
that's probably so hard. The third video that is about
to hit from a different angle. It's apparently way worse
than the first two, and there are apparently plenty of
lurrid texts between him and the woman. I thought it
was just a grind session. I didn't know that at all.
Chatting on a tag. Yeah me too, that makes it

(01:07:46):
a little more real deal. Holly Field. Huh, Yeah, I
didn't know. I don't know. Again, I didn't know much
about it. I will later. I watched the clip on
YouTube from some athlete that has a video show on
YouTube or podcasts. You know I'm talking about. He's really
out and stands up a smith. No, it's another one. Well,
here's the thing. If you're this public of a figure,
what are you doing in public having some girl grind

(01:08:07):
on you. Let's remove, don't have a girl grind on you.
If you're married. That should just be known. That's understood.
That's understood. I'm not going down that because that's just
what we do. When you get married, you don't have
another girl putter butt right, and you're writing your pep
and you don't take your hand and put it up
in her right. That being said, if you're this wildly famous,
how are you in public having a girl woman? Young

(01:08:30):
woman twenty years his young? Right, and you're John And
again it was his place, So that's what I was thinking, Like,
everyone there knows who you are. I mean, it doesn't
matter if it's a place or not. He could be
a TGF right now. It's easy, guys, when you're drinking,
you don't realize that. Yeah, yeah, he said, he had dreams.
You're that famous, it doesn't matter how drunk you are,

(01:08:50):
then go drink alone. I agree, But when you're that drunk,
you don't even think about what's around. But don't allow
yourself to get that drunk round you. You are held
to a higher stand entered when you are running an organization,
especially if you're famous and running an organization, everybody's looking
to get pictures of you doing something good or bad.
And so it's out. They said, the next video is
going to be super explosive, worse than the first two.

(01:09:12):
But it's not out yet. I'm probably gonna get fired
from Jacksonville and go coach USC. So why would they
Why would one fire in one hire like if it's
still conscience. He's really good. He's really good. He's like
one of the greatest. He's probably the second greatest college
football coach of our lifetime behind Nick Saban at Alabama.
But yeah, he's really good. It's one national championships two
different places, Florida and Ohio State. So that's that. Now

(01:09:36):
here's the other one. That's new Ed Ozeron, who's the
head coach at LSU. They fired him, but what they
did is they said, hey, we're gonna let you finish
out this season, which is really rare. It's also really
rare because he won a national championship two seasons ago,
and so he has a winning record and everybody's like, huh,
interesting that you would, uh you know, cut the guy
so quickly. But it's been reported that he's gone like

(01:09:57):
party crazy, oh like women go lore like has just
been had, has had like his girlfriend's at practice and
let's there what and like let's their kids like jump
in the drills. The girlfriend's kids is all from stuff
that I've read, But it's like, well, what are you thinking,
You're you're running the LSU program. How old is he?
He's probably if I'm fifty eight or something, Mike, will

(01:10:20):
you look up at Orgeron? But apparently, this is what
the story says. It's his behavior off the field that
killed his LSU career. It's being reported that Orson hit
on the wife of an LSU official at a gas station. Okay,
when the one, here's what happened. I'm gonna read you
outside the story. What I what I've been told, and
what I know. He's sixty. What I knew is that

(01:10:40):
he's kind of on the prowl, right, and he's like
he's like, yeah, but he's single. Yeah now okay, Um.
I like as a person, I like him. I didn't
know all this was going on. Like, I like the guy.
I was always a big fan of him. And so
he is been sowing his oats, you know, apparently, and

(01:11:05):
he was at a gas station and he sees this
woman was like, hey, would work out sometime. That's what
he says to her. That's okay. That happens, okay, at
a gas station. And then she's like, hey, I'm married.
And then she also is pregnant, and he said, why
does that matter? Hi? What's this guy's name? I have
to see him? What a weirdo or O r G

(01:11:28):
E r O N I spelled like, yeah, I got
him already. So again that could be considered creepy. So
the pregnant story you just heard or is that an article?
It's it's definitely in the article. Okay, so on some
other small things I've heard, but it's definitely in the article.

(01:11:48):
And so she wasn't just married to an l LSU official,
she was married to a high ranking LSU official. And so,
oh that's not smart, right, he's this is from the Atlantic.
The sixty old Orizon has also been known to have
girlfriends whose presidence at team practices have become a distraction.
And then again when they would come and they would
have kids, their kids with them, he would be like, hey,

(01:12:10):
hopping the girls, there's some skeleton drill whide receivers. They're like,
what's happening here? They're like this is awesome. No the
players to practice. That's going on here? Like why is
nine year old Timmy in the Oklahoma drill? But he's
not married? Right, he's not married anymore. I guess overall

(01:12:30):
not a good look. So he's gonna what do you mean? Well,
I'm just saying I'm just saying he was married. Those
were his kids, and he took him to practice everything.
Everything gonna be fine, right, but he's not. Is their
girlfriends and their kids? Well yeah, so I'll say this,
had you really been winning, I don't think they'd look
the other way. I do. I think in COVID football
year he went won over five hundred, but he didn't

(01:12:50):
win a national championship, and they haven't been playing that
good this year. They beat Florida last week, um, but
not to LSU standards. And I think had he been
crushing it, I don't think this would have been an
issue yet. But the whole Hey, let's work out now
I'm married. Oh, I guess him and his wife separated
the pregnant. Who cares? Did? He's rocking man, sixty years old.

(01:13:12):
Life's going his way or wrong? Is that? Like? It
is that his thing? Hey, we should work out together
at a gas station. He's often like seen walking around
campus and jogging. You know, but he's a bigger guy. D.
But it's you're running the LSU football program. You can't
do stuff like that in public. You can't be creepy

(01:13:33):
in public. Hey, you can't even be creepy on a
DM on Instagram or when people know you, people are
looking to take advantage of that situation and share how
you are a bad guy or a weird guy or
a creepy guy. Yeah, if this guy has social media,
take it away. You just have to be smarter than
that if you are a known figure or you're running
an organization. So I have football news, well you're on stories.

(01:14:01):
I read one this morning about the football coach and
four other staff members that got let go because they
wouldn't get the vaccine in Washington State. Yeah, and he
has a ten million dollar contract and I was like, wow,
And that's not a school thing, that's a state thing.
And since a public university is considered state, Yes, anyone

(01:14:23):
who is paid by the state has to be vaccinated.
And he's one of the highest paid. I just thought, oh, man,
Nick Rolovich school might be like, what the Kyrie Irving's
dealing with this? Yeah, maybe Annetts because New York as
a state says you have to be vaccinated. And he's like,

(01:14:43):
I'm not getting vaccinated. So he's gonna chill, and they
were he was just gonna play a road games, but
the nets were like, well, we can't have you just
hopping in some games that I'm not. It's going to
kill the continuity of what we're what we're doing here,
So yeah, he's out. I saw an ESPN worker who
she was trying to have a second kid. She's like,
I want to be vaccinated, and they were like, our
company policy is this, and so she's like, all right,

(01:15:05):
I'm gonna ahead and check out. Then, So I guess
he has to go work in a state that doesn't
have a state mandate. Yeah for vaccines. Crazy times. All right,
that's what's up. Good football story, Amy, Thank you brought
one in. Hey, look at before you sit around chopping
up the football news. Yea, let's go over to Ben
in South Dakota, who's calling the show right now. Hey Ben,

(01:15:25):
what's up, Buddy morn in studio. I've been I've been
put on hold for over an hour just to hear that.
So I'm pretty excited about that. But I am about
that Urban Meyers story. I just don't understand how you
can have a multimillion dollar contract and just not be

(01:15:48):
a saint, you know. I just don't understand some of
these guys to throw them contracts down the drain. And
I just don't understand why or how you can do that.
Here's what I will say about that. As someone who
grew up in a trailer park living in poverty, and
I don't live that life anymore. I've been able to

(01:16:10):
go from one side of it to the other, and
I've been able to see other people do it as well.
Money doesn't make you a better person. It makes you
more of who you really are. Meaning if you're a
good person to begin with, it makes you a better person.
If you are not that good a person to begin with,
it makes you a worse person. So anytime you have
any sort of money, success power, any of that, it

(01:16:30):
makes you more of truly who you are. I've never
met anyone who success and fame has actually made them better.
I know people who've had success, money, fame who it's
made them. It's allowed them to be more of who
they really are. But I never met anybody that was
a pizza crap that made money and then it was like,

(01:16:50):
you know what, I'm not gonna be pizza crap anymore.
Mostly they just could be a bigger piece of crap.
But I've seen people too who are great people who
hit it and they turn into a greater person because
they do have the ability to be who they already
are on a greater level. I see in a country
music all the time. I see real real There are
real turds out there who are massive country stars, just

(01:17:12):
awful people who people just worshiping a door. And there
are country stars who you may think, I don't know
if I'd like them, but they are the greatest people
behind the scenes. And so what I will say is
availability just kind of breeds you being who you are.
More so so what that says about them specifically, I

(01:17:33):
don't know him. It doesn't seem like good. Look. Yeah,
well I don't know that he's always made I saw
Tim Tebow talking about this whole thing, and Tim had
me convinced that there's grace for Van, there's grace for everybody.
Well I know, but I mean the way Tim was
talking about him, I didn't know that. That didn't seem
that this is common behavior for him. But he's not

(01:17:54):
known as the best guy anyway. He's controversy before. He's
not known as the best guy anyway. But it's not
our to judge. No judge, judge, yeah, not be judged. Yeah,
you got right, You're gonna hear me, Judge. I'm just saying,
when you are given more, you're also given more ability

(01:18:16):
to be who you really are. And I've seen it
in both ways. So what that is about them, I
don't know. But just getting a million dollar contract doesn't
make you any better of a person. Yeah, can make
you worse, if anything. Sometimes when you have a lot
of money and power and praise and people are all
about you, then something maybe in your head switches to
where you think like you're you're invincible, or like you

(01:18:36):
can kind of do whatever you want and you're untouchable.
Because I don't know, he would have to have some
blinders on for sure to think that. I mean, he
would just to be out in public at his place
and not think that that was going to affect him.
You go into a back room, you know, and dance
to the song if you want to cheat on your
you know, I mean, don't don't do that. But I'm

(01:18:57):
saying it's just dumb to do it in public, all right,
that's it. Someone so smart to be so dumb in
other ways, that is mind blowing to me. But then
sometimes my boss will say that to me, like how
can you be so smart? In all these ways, but
do the stupidest things, and I'm like, yeah, it's a
good point. On the phone is Sarah and Georgia who
has calling the show right now? Sarah, what's going on? Hey?

(01:19:19):
I just wanted to call at thank you guys for
play ends a blank slate game. I have a nineteen
year old and fourteen year old daughter. We played last night,
me and my husband and them. They loved it and
they're wanting to know when we're gonna play it again.
So we've got it set to play all week and
I just wanted to say thank you guys for playing it. Well,
thanks for calling. You know what's funny about it is
we played it on the show last week, and then

(01:19:42):
we had a game night at a friend's house last
weekend and we played it. I mean off the show too,
But I keep a deck of these blank slate cards
next to me. If I were to sit, it's a game,
blank slate, It's a board game. If I were to
say blank flow, right, it gives me a blank and
then the word blank flow, What would you say? Think
about it? Okay, blank flow? What I would say is

(01:20:04):
got it? Oh? Blank mine? I don't like mine? Oh
you don't. Okay, I have mine down all I can
think of me too? Amy, What do you have? P flow?
Oh wow, that's not what I have? You I have
blood flows. Oh that's good. You have said I have
water flow water flow, So Amy, one point. But I

(01:20:26):
originally put on with even flow. I thought about, okay,
let's do one more blank office, blank office? Got it?
What I put down is mine the main guy, blank office,
blank office? Come on, man, do you guys have an
easy one? Easy? Blank office? How about okay, I'm in

(01:20:54):
the the office, the office. Come on, man, come on, okay,
all right, you're terrible. All right? One more blank sleep? Sorry,
blank seat? What's the word you blank seat? I'm gonna

(01:21:20):
put yeah, right, what do you have? Car seat? Oh no,
that's not one of the fifty. What's the other one? Truck? Well,
I didn't I that's the only one I have. Y'all
are the ones that dat? I went back seat, front seat?
I have backseat, thought car seat? It was other back
seat to front seat. But anyway, the game is called

(01:21:42):
blank slate. It's it's so much fun. We played it
in the post show. We had a game night. We
played it last week. If you guys are looking for
a fun board game that was called blank Slate. Sarah,
thank you for calling. Hi. Thank you y'all. Have a
great day, all right you two? Bye bye. I want
to read some emails from the mail bag as far
as all relating to Abby, our phone screener and the

(01:22:02):
fireman that has been messaging her. Here you go, something year,
good morning. I've been a fire in emergency services person
for twenty plus years and have a few different departments,
and even back in nineteen ninety six, we took our
own photo to send in for a photo ID. We've

(01:22:23):
always had them taken up the department, so they were
always the same background in uniform across the board. I've
never heard of an apartment having their firefighters send in
their own photo for an ID, if that's what the
photo was for. So this is someone that says his
story of him accidentally texting or a picture as a firefighter, like,
that's not how that works, because his excuse was that
story was I was trying to send it in for

(01:22:44):
my photo ID to my fire chief. Here's another one.
It's titled Instagram red Flag. I think the guy's married.
The fact that he doesn't know how to block you
on Instagram, yet you are blocked. Tells me he's afraid
his wife or girlfriend will find out or already has
Was he offensive when he asked you about mentioning him

(01:23:04):
on the show or d let it slide when you
told him no personal INMPO was shared? Has he said
anything specific to the show to where you think he
has listened in? Okay, I get the question. Has he
said anything about the show that you haven't told him? No?
Oh no, huh nope. Let me read a couple more here.

(01:23:24):
This one's titled this has happened to me from many experience.
As you cannot trust what people say these days, you
need to question the questionable and do some detective work
on your own. Example, A ad a guy in college
fake having brain cancer and chemo treatments to get me
to date him. Oh my gosh, that's an odd tactic
though for dating. Wow. Example B had a guy tell

(01:23:48):
me he had some community service, but that was all.
Actually I found out he was a drug dealer, had
a hefty criminal charge by finding his mug shot in
cases online. He had a baby months prior. I'm the
baby Mama's sister on Facebook and was told about how
abusive and drug Duffy was. Example, see, a co worker's
young daughter eighteen, had a man at work interested in her.

(01:24:10):
He claimed he didn't have social media. It turns out
he did and a kid, and he said he was
twenty two, but he was thirty. Oh, just be safe, Okay,
it's on and on. Yeah, Abby, what's the latest? So
he texted me last night and like I said, I
didn't answer back. Do you want me to read it?
It's up to you. It's up to you. I'll read

(01:24:31):
most of it. Um. So he was like, I just
caught up on the show and I just wanted to
say thanks for believing me. It's the truth. But in
the end, I obviously I can't convince everyone I know
the truth. Anything I say will be misconstrued into their view,
So I will just leave you alone. Obviously there are
answers to some things, but what's the point in explaining
when it will just be put under scrutiny. I gave

(01:24:52):
you one of the people like he did take a
screenshot of someone that messaged him, but I didn't look
into it. I'm not going to message someone I don't
know and be like, did you threaten her? Or call creep.
He could also have a friend message him with these words, right,
and then screenshot and be like, look what I'm getting
That could be true? Yeah, go ahead. So I didn't
look into that. Um, he's like, but I wish you.
I wish you the best. You're a really fun and
nice person, and you're not too terrible to look at.

(01:25:15):
Still he's still flirting even after he's like, Hey, I'm
gonna go out. You're not too terrible to look at.
That's that would definite ever worked me. Hey baby, you're
coming often. Hey, let me say one thing about you.
You are not terrible to look at. Go ahead. And
then he just catch you on the flip side. Oh
that's it. I didn't answer because I just over and

(01:25:37):
out lot going on. Here's what I want to say.
First of all, good, leave that on red. Oh, leave
it on red. Yeah, I don't even answer at all. No,
why why would you would you say? What would you
say that? Are you still in love with them? No?
I was never I was never in loved. Are you
still in like with him? Um? I don't even know
you do? So, yeah, you still partially believe him? Be honest,

(01:25:59):
I kind of do. Okay, for I don't know why, okay,
and that's fair. You are a human, You're you're hoping,
your hope is getting in the way of your brain,
and who knows. There's a one percent chance of guys
telling the truth and he's getting a real bo I
thought about that, and I feel bad. But here's what
I want to say. Hey, Ray, I need to turn
my my off and I want to stay on the
air for a seconds. I need to have talk with

(01:26:20):
Amy off the air real quick. So just turn this
music way up and I need like ten seconds, Okay,
turns back on. Well when we talk about this tomorrow,

(01:26:44):
do you think it's it's her closing the door? What
is happening? I hope so, But I mean, also, did
you hear what we're talking about? Adie? No? No, no,
I purposely wanted to be like the listener, not know
what you guys are saying. Okay. So I just think
that Abby's the sweetest and right now she's full of
hope and this has been something that he's saying all
the right things to her. So I think we're hopefully

(01:27:07):
this will be like the kicker that'll just make her
not feel bad if she doesn't reply but I don't know.
Tomorrow we're gonna kick you righting the butt with some info. Okay,
oh wait, good or bad? What we're also teasing Abby
about it right tomorrow? Okay we have to go race
telling me to wrap it up, but don't reply okay,
okay unless you want to be like, hey, thanks for
the message, and that just kind of leaves him there

(01:27:27):
until after tomorrow. You can make up your mind for sure.
That's what I was basically gonna do. Just be like,
thank you, Okay, you know tomorrow, Okay, okay, okay, sorry, okay.
Filling in for lunchbox is Eddie. There are three guys
in Virginia. They see a guy sitting in a car
in a parking lot and they're like, oh, let's car
jack him because he's got a nice car. So they go.

(01:27:48):
They get him out of the car, but guess what
problem Number one? He's an MMA fighter. Oh I thought
that was coming. Yeah there's another problem though, Yeah, there's
another problem. So they actually get to fight the MMA fighter.
They get the keys from him because it's three to
one obviously, they get in the car, they throw the
NBA fighter out and they're like, all right, let's go, guys,
it's stick shift. Who can drive stick? No one of
the three none could not one could drive sticks. So

(01:28:11):
obviously that was enough time for all the cops to
get there and they busted the three dudes. I bet
you this guy put up a fight too, like they
probably won, but I'm assuming to see the fighter. He
got some good shots in. Yeah, yeah, yeah, you don't
want to mess with those dudes. I can't believe, oh
of three could drive stick I can't believe. Yeah, if
you're gonna set out to steal cars, you don't, you know,
run every possible scenario you could get into. I would

(01:28:32):
just imagine though, that these new cars, for the most part,
are not stick shift. Do you know what cauliflower ears? Yeah? Yeah,
from wrestling an ears rubbed so much so to these
criminals out there, if you see a guy with cauliflower ears,
that means he's a fighter, do not mess with this guy.
And also, if you have a friend that pronounces a
cauliflower one, I would avoid that friend. Did I just
say that? Yeah, say cauliflower? Cauliflower? What cauliflower? You say? Cauliflower?

(01:28:57):
Cauliflower is like califlower. I feel like I feel like
it's cauliflower. You call like cauliflower. I think that throws
me off, so I call it cauliflower. Yeah. Yeah, it's
already shifting towards us. He was culliflower, all right, Daddy.
That's your bonehead story of the day for Halloween. You

(01:29:17):
can now be a sexy vaccine. Oh wow, of course
it sells for fifty five ninety five. It's basically a
mini dress that you can kind of seet through with
a headband with a syringe taking out of the headband. Okay,
Now does it say which one you are? Are you
Fiser or you Madonna? Right? I don't know with a
sharp your choice. You definitely don't want to be Johnson

(01:29:38):
and Johnson. I did see where they're saying now that
with the Johnson and Johnson they probably should have recommended
a double dose, even though it wasn't meant for that
initially because it just kind of was weak, you know,
it did not have the efficacy that the other Madonna
and Visor head. So but you can be a sexy

(01:29:59):
back scene for fifty five ninety five. That's funny as
long as everyone's not wearing it. Yeah, but what sexy
is about it? As you can see through the local skirt. Really,
I think that's that's pretty much it. On the day,
let me mention this. We're gonna be playing Eddie and
I the Raging Idiots at our iHeart Country Festival presented
by Capital One, not this Saturday, but next Saturday, the thirtieth,

(01:30:22):
in Austin at the frank Erwin Center. But it's not
so much about us, It's about Jaco on a little
big town, Toby Keith, Blake, Shelton, Cole Swindell, and we
have partnered with our friends at Ram Trucks for an
Unforgettable Events festival, a guitar pool powered by Ram Trucks,
featuring three surprise performances by some of the biggest names
in country music. It's gonna be massive. We hope you
guys come get tickets at Texas box office dot com.

(01:30:45):
It will be a heck of a show. I think
we heard it by saying we're playing, they keep going
make a big deal about the Raging Idiots playing. I
think people go, you know, maybe I don't want to
go if they're playing. They gave their tickets back. They're like,
you know, we were on the fence with a very
short set. We have fifteen minutes that we're doing and
we're not Josh from TikTok, the kid that he's not
a kid, the adult that works at the car washing Tulsa.

(01:31:06):
So he's gonna come play to a pack stadium. That's it.
We'll see tomorrow by everybody.

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