The Bobby Bones Show - 25W: Bobby Has 25 Points to Build His Own Perfect Character + Reid is Visiting from The Lou! + Recapping the Greatest Fight Ever Recorded on a Golf Course

Episode Date: July 10, 2025

After debating whether the guys would rather look good or feel good, Bobby has 25 points to build his own perfect character like you do in Madden. The categories include height, intelligence, humor, wiener, athleticism, and more! Plus, Reid is visiting from St. Louis, but he isn’t sure why he is here, except to update the crew on marriage life. And following the viral video of the former hockey player getting in a fight on the golf course, the guys give it a recap and discuss how great it was.   Download the DraftKings Sportsbook App today: https://dkng.co/bobbysports   If you or someone you know has a gambling problem, crisis counseling and referral services can be accessed by calling 1-800-GAMBLER (1-800-426-2537) (IL/IN/MI/NJ/PA/WV/WY), 1-800-NEXT STEP (AZ), 1-800-522-4700 (CO/NH), 888-789-7777/visit http://ccpg.org/chat (CT), 1-800-BETS OFF (IA), 1-877-770-STOP (7867) (LA), 877-8-HOPENY/text HOPENY (467369) (NY), visit OPGR.org (OR), call/text TN REDLINE 1-800-889-9789 (TN), or 1-888-532-3500 (VA).   21+ (18+ WY). Physically present in AZ/CO/CT/IL/IN/IA/LA/MI/NJ/ NY/PA/TN/VA/WV/WY only. N/A in NH/OR/ON. New customers only. Valid 1 per new customer. Min. $5 deposit. Min $5 wager. $200 issued as eight (8) $25 free bets. Ends 9/19/22. See http://draftkings.com/sportsbook for details. Follow the Show: @BobbyBonesSports   Follow the Crew: @MrBobbyBones @ProducerEddie @KickoffKevin @MikeDeestro @BrandonRayMusicSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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He's getting a divorce. Dang. He's been waiting for that one. Why are you here? That's a good question. just to show you guys that I was coming back. That's the only reason? That's the only reason?

No, I really did want to see you guys. No, what's the real reason? That was literally it. Well, then why weren't you more intentional about it? You know, I probably should have been. We could have planned something out. I'm saying at Dawson's. Literally, all my stuff is still there.

Like, my bed is still there. I still have like half my clothes. So he's ready for a divorce. Oh, my God. Just in case. Dang. Yeah. Okay. Well, Reed's here, so we'll come back and talk some reading just a little bit. Talk some reading. Yeah. And if you don't know the show, I don't want to make you have to hear a whole bunch about some guy's personal life that you don't know, but we'll give everybody a chance to dial out later when we do that.

For sure. Your shirt looks good, though. Oh, thanks, man. He says he's still on Island Time. This was a honeymoon shirt. But it's also just a nice, comfortable golf shirt, you know. Did you play golf? No. I wanted to. Are you going to? Am I going to play golf today? No. Urgent here? No. What are you doing while you're here then? That's also a good question. I haven't figured that one out yet. And why can't you play golf? I didn't bring my clubs. I have an extra set.

Now he's left-handed. I don't have an extra set. I have an extra set. Okay, well, anyway, good to see you, Reed. What's going on here? I don't understand. I made a list of things to talk about that had nothing to do with Reed, so let's do some of those. The question is, what team do you hate the most because of the love for your own team?

I think that's different than just what team do you hate the most, because we'll do both versions that. What team do you hate the most because of the love for your own team? So with me, Arkansas doesn't have a supernatural rival. They try to make Arkansas, Missouri rivals. We're not rivals. Because the states touch each other or something. Is that it? Yes. And there's a trophy. Oh, yeah. And, you know, it's called like the battle line. And it's a rivalry week game, proximity, all that. Forever. And we still have it. There's the boot, which is the Arkansas LSU, because those states are also connected. It's like we have trophies with states. it's above us and below us.

But we don't really have a natural, like, super rival. So if I were to hate a team because of Arkansas, it's probably like an Ole Miss, and I don't even really hate Ole Miss. For football. Like basketball, I don't even really hate Kentucky fans, although they're wildly sensitive. It's unbelievable how sensitive they were about being the,

I would rather be the number one most annoying fan base than the number three most annoying fan base. Like, they didn't even take pride that they got number one. They just wanted to cry. Yeah. So maybe Kentucky basketball because there's actually been some games that mattered and we stole their coach and Nolan Rich back in the day. But I would think if it's football, which is where 63% of my mind lives, it's probably going to be Ole Miss because of the proximity games, SEC, Arkansas, Ole Miss. What about Texas? I hate Texas because of that.

I know that. But we didn't get to play them for a long time. But I hate Texas. That's the answer. It's Texas. Does the whole state feel that way? Everybody hates Texas because they're bigger than us. And they're richer than us. And they win more than us because they have more money than us.

So you hate your big brother. Yeah, that's the answer. I'm glad you said that. But you guys like the Cowboys. Because Jerry Jones is a former Arkansas player. It has nothing to do with Texas. It proximity helps. They're close.

I should take that back. It probably helps a little bit. It's Texas. It could have easily been Kansas City. Proximity-wise. It could have easily been, but Houston and Dallas. are kind of close. So it could have been like the Oilers. Nobody likes Houston, dude.

Okay, but I'm just saying there were other, the saints. Like there are proximity teams that Arkansas could have picked. But their owner is a former Arkansas Razorback football player who won the last national championship with Arkansas football. And so that's a big part of that. But proximity is a part of it. But yes, the answer is Texas. You're right. It's Texas. We just didn't play them for a long time. But we hate them not because any games have mattered. We just hate them because they were bigger and better than us.

Southwest Conference days they mattered more But I was like two I hate the Cardinals because the Cubs Right So baseball that would be it That's a rival where they go way back Cardinals are the best dude I forgot he's a Cardinal now

He's not a Cardinal he lives in the same town But when you get to be an adult That relationship changes Because we went to work out with the Cardinals And I wasn't like I can't be here I would have trouble putting on a Longhorn's shirt or jersey If we did too much access

or we went over, I would have trouble. I think I would still possibly, that would be tough. I remember we were doing stuff with like a radio station and their symbol was almost like the Texas horns. I'm not doing that. And it didn't even mean the Texas long horns. It meant like, it's a bull. The station is a ball.

The one of one. The horn, you know. No chance. I respect that. No chance. I respect that. I'm not having that picture taken out of context. Right.

Yeah. I respect that. Yeah, you can take that and run with it. Yeah. Yeah, it's Texas. It's a great point. Kevin. What team do you?

hate because of your team? I mean, the Yankees are the obvious answer, but that's more of the rivalry itself. But that's why? You're a Red Sox fan. Yeah, that's a good reason. And then in football, I would say the Colts because, I mean, I can't say in the Jets, but the Colts because of all those years with Manning and Brady, of course, and then the Flake Gate. And they always, like, every time they beat the Patriots, they think it's a Super Bowl. They won the Super Bowl for like 20 years. And so that just, like, built up a hatred for me. Yeah, the two biggest quarterbacks in the game playing each other. A lot of times in the AFC championship game or in the playoff. Yeah, that's a big part of it. Yeah, but the Yankees by far, number one. By far. People

love to hate the Yankees. A lot of Yankee haters out there. But do you know why? Because they're the biggest team with the most money. I get it. And they've won the most championships. Yeah, everybody hates a winner. Was it disrespectful when there's the subway series and the Mets had the Pinstripes? Like, the Mets can't have it. I'm not close enough to the New York situation to be insulted. I don't know. I don't know. I don't I mean, I wouldn't insult that. I just felt like, well, a lot of teams have pinstripes. Yeah, but the Yankees are known for their pinstripe uniforms. So you're saying they can't wear them against the Yankees?

It's just like, it was almost like they did it on purpose. Like, all right, we're going to wear this jersey. I've never seen that jersey before, but it's like Mets pinstripe. Yeah, I guess I'm not close enough to New York to care or no. But everybody hates the Yankees, the reason everybody hated the Patriots. The reason we could do this, the reason everybody hates Duke. Sure, because they win. Because they win.

The reason people are starting to hate the Chiefs, and the Chiefs aren't even hateable. They're not. No. The only time you hate them is if they're like starting to be better than your team. If you're a Patriots fan, I understand why you start to hate them. Eddie, what team do you hate because of your team? It's seasonal, right? With the Cowboys, like sometimes it's the commanders, sometimes it's the Giants.

But like I think consistently the most, it's the Eagles. Because their fans are just loud. They're loud. They're rubbing in your face. They're just annoying. I don't know. One of them punched another dude. Like for no reason.

because he was like wearing another jersey. Like that's just crazy. And I did the Eagles fans. And what's so stupid is, I don't know, six years ago, my brother moved to Pennsylvania. He's from Texas. We're all born in Texas. We all like the Cowboys.

But he's lived there for five years or whatever. And now he's an Eagles fan and just, and it's like, dude, and I know he had a stroke and everything. And so I give him a little bit of grace. I give him a little bit of grace. But when I see him, he'll wear the jersey and everything. And it's like, dude, stop it. What team do you hate for no reason?

Hmm. This is good. Because I think mine would be Miami, like the hurricanes. And I don't hate them like I root against them, but I have no like. Yeah. Because, and I think the reason is, because I could pick like a Tennessee, but I'd have a reason because we played them. And we've, they beat us in, you know, 99. We were undefeated.

They were undefeated. We've had big games. There's a reason. for me to not like Tennessee. Proximity, same conference. They were our constant for a while, meaning they were in the SEC East, but they were the team we play every year. So there was a history. There was a reason to hate them. I have no reason to dislike the University of Miami, except they still think that they're awesome, and they haven't been awesome any of a long time. Like that brand to them still exists. It's almost like Nebraska fans, but I don't hate Nebraska

fans because they're in the middle of America and they're super nice. I feel like Nebraska fans are generally really nice. Like they're good people? Yeah, I feel like that maybe just because it's like Omaha Steaks and stuff. I don't know. But I feel like Nebraska and Miami have a distorted view of what the rest of the country feels about

them. Because I think Nebraska fans and Miami fans think the rest of the country goes, dang, we've got to play Nebraska or, dang, we've got to play Miami. Those are legit. Nobody feels that way anymore. And Miami's way worse than Nebraska. Yes. And Miami had a good year last year, but even they choke. Yeah. So mine's Miami because of that reason. I think they

have an inflated sense of worth and an inflated sense of brand. And they were awesome back in the Gore days when they had like 10 NFL. Yeah, Andre Johnson. Yes. Jeremy Shockey. We could do it. Yeah. Jonathan Villan or Ray Lewis, all of them. Yeah, mine's Miami. Kevin. Mine's probably Oklahoma. I apologize to your in-laws and the whole family. But growing up, I feel like they were always overrated when I'd watch them. What was it, the national championship, like 20 years ago, and Jason White at quarterback, and they got blown out by it might have been Miami, actually. I can't remember exactly who it was.

But for some reason, I just felt like they were always just overrated, and they really weren't that good, but you'd hear Oklahoma, Oklahoma, Oklahoma, and then big games, they couldn't get it done. So that just always drove me nuts until this day. I just like watching them lose for some reason. You know, they say the enemy of your enemy is your friend, and that's kind of why I never hated Oklahoma,

because they were the enemy of my enemy. enemy. My enemy was Texas. I hated Texas so much. And you know who hates Texas? Oklahoma. Oh, yeah. More than you, maybe. Yes, they play their rivalry game. They split the field in half. They meet in the middle. Yeah. But everybody hates Texas. So I never really hated Oklahoma. They were close and they won and they had a bunch of Heisman winners.

Yeah. So we'd possibly be jealous of their success playing in a lesser conference too. It's like, all right, you guys playing the freaking Big 12. Like come to the SEC and play some real games. that was kind of the sentiment so a little jealousy but they hated Texas so you know what I was down with OU

when I married my wife that was tough because it made me not like OU even more at first What? Revers the call's ears because all it was OU OU we're so good oh you oh we just won the Big 12 again oh and I was like

I can't take this I you guys think your hot stuff huh I don't mind them now actually I root for them with my wife now because I know how much it means like her family. Like her dad loves OU and lives and dies with them like I do with Arkansas week to week. And so since there's an appreciation for him, I have an appreciation for his love of that team. But yeah, when we first started like dating and then got engaged, I kind of went a little negative on OU just because I was like in the middle of it.

And they were just like, look at us. And you were just by yourself like. Yeah. Yeah. And we sucked. We sucked. No doubt. No doubt.

We sucked. We were very mid and below mid. But I was like, if you came over to where we are, you would be mid and below mid too. And they were. Yeah. You're playing Kansas and getting me by Kansas every year. Yeah. And that got me.

But I don't feel that way anymore. Now I root for it because I root for them to feel good, more than I root for a call. Does she root for Arkansas? Or do they, the family? No. I think he does. He roots for Arkansas now because he knows how much it means to me. I think that relationship's the same.

But in softball, my brother-in-law coaches on the Arkansas softball team. So they root hard for Arkansas there. I think, and I'm not sure, but I would bet that if Arkansas and Oklahoma, and they did play, I think they're rooting for Arkansas, because family over whatever relationship. In softball.

Yes, in softball. Okay, not in football. No. Okay. If he was coaching the football team, yes. Maybe he can go in for one game. Yeah. So, okay, Oklahoma, Eddie?

This is recent. I'm going to go college basketball, Yukon. There's something about Yukon that I just cannot stand. It's hurley. Maybe it's Hurley. It's the winning and it's Hurley because we wouldn't know

that Hurley was like that unless they won. He's so He's so annoying. He's so annoying. He's so annoying. That every time Yukon plays, I'm like, I'm betting against them.

I can't stand that team. And yeah, but it changes, right? But like recently, that's the one for me. He's, I don't know. I wouldn't say he's cocky. He's cocky. But I think you're,

I think cocky has a connotation of you're not as good as you're portraying. Right. Like your cocky is like, the best coach ever. But I think your cockiness to me is you are making up for something you're actually lacking inside. Oh really? I feel like he's elite. You can be arrogant. So arrogant. And they're almost the same. So we're playing a semantics game here for sure. But I feel like

there's arrogance with people that are amazing. There's cockiness with people that are good that are trying to act amazing. That would be my association with those words. But I don't think that's universal. But yeah, I hear you. They're annoying. It's annoying to watch them just yell. Yes, man. All of it. And then I wonder how much is he doing because he knows it's marketing.

None. Oh, I don't believe that. I believe some of it is. Yeah, but he wasn't really like that until he started winning. I believe some of it is. I don't think you can be like that until you start winning.

But even when they got knocked out the year or two before they won the first championship, he was like, you better get us now. And we're like, okay. And then they just won two championships in a row. Yeah. I believe at the core, that's who he is, but I think he plays it up some

because he knows what works now. Yeah. And it works. Yeah. We missed it on Monday. As soon as we finished the show on Monday, I saw the video so we can get to talk about it. So it's been days and days now, but I'm glad it's been days. But the video of the fight on the golf course.

Oh my gosh. I love it. So it's been out for days. It's not breaking news. But what we know now, which we didn't know if we were doing this show on Tuesday or Wednesday, is that the guy was a freaking hockey player, an enforcer, a literal enforcer. The big dude? Not the tattooed guy.

An NHL player. An NHL enforcer with over 100. fights. Oh my goodness. So if you haven't seen the video, at first it was just, I don't like fight videos. I don't like to watch. I don't like people to see people. This one's hilarious. Oh, it's great. Because it feels like a cartoon. And the little guy's like, come on. So now there's more backstory to it. I'll go from the beginning. You see these two groups of golfers chirping at each other. And what had happened was there's a group in the front and there's a group in the back and the group in the back wants to play through because the group in the front is playing so

slow. The group in the back's like, we play through and they get Maldi. Well, then go faster then, and then they start, this guy, he's obviously drunk. Obviously. And he goes up on the T-box and it's like, just so slow. He even like sits down.

He just like stays there. And so the funniest part to me is the friend of the guy that whoops his butt. Because the friend's like, I got this on record. We're recording there. Recording that. Recording.

Oh my. We're record. We're record. He was the friend of the guy that got beat up? No, he was the friend of the guy that did the beating. Got it. He knew it was coming. He knew it was coming.

I didn't know it. I didn't know that. And even the big hockey player guy was like, don't do this. Right. He was like, don't do this. Yep. And so he stands up. The malady drunk dude charges the big dude.

No, no, he doesn't charge. Hey, at first he roars. Well, first he stands out. Oh, my. He takes his glasses off. He lays him down. He's like, you want this? Let's go.

Let's go. My favorite thing is the big dude, though. He goes, I'm going to throw you in the lake. He tells him. He warns him. And the little guy charges him because the big, the hockey player never went and aggressively went after the small dude. All he did was say, can we play through?

Then he got mad because they were being douchebags because they were playing so slow. Then the dude's like, if you want to, come on, charges the big dude. Big dude showed a lot of restraint because he grabs him and throws him in the lake. Hilarious. Like, takes him on like a 15, 15 yard walk. And chunks him in the lake And he told him he was going to do it Yes

And he did it And so then the guy gets up And all I think is like Mighty Mouse Like little Mighty Mouse gets out of the lake And like he's wet But he's like let's go And so he'd go And this I didn't know he's a hockey player at first

But it looked like how hockey players fight 100% Because he grabs that collar of the shirt And then First of all he holds him like hockey players do And then he's calling a shot It's going bang He's yelling bang

every time he punched him in the face. Bang. Almost like he's done it a lot of times before. He's giving us sound effects like 1960s Batman. Pow! Bang! Bang! Bang!

Every time he pulverized him, he yelled bang. And so the dude's down again. The dude gets up. Dude, just stay down. Yeah, stay down. You're already beat. Stay down. I know you're drunk.

Stay down. Comes up again. Dude takes him again. Just chunks them to the side again. Also, what made it funny because I don't like fight videos, was the Bull's intro music that they played the very first time.

Oh, I didn't see that one. Yeah, it was underneath it. Don't dun, dun, da, that and the bang, bang, bang, it was so funny that it wasn't uncomfortable watching it. And then you find out later, which we didn't know Tuesday,

or I didn't. He was an NHL player had over 100 fights. He was literally an enforcer. He tried not to fight. Yeah. That friend of the fighter was like, don't do this

and the guy did it anyway and then he got bang, bang, banged. But he was on record, though. But he was recording it So his buddy wouldn't get in trouble Because the guy could have been like He attacked me Yeah

But he's like he didn't I got it all here on record You want to hear some of the bang bang bang bang Reid have you not seen this at all I haven't Okay yeah please You guys need to get off the golf course You're not scaring anybody

Come on man I told you Man you want to know You want to get me Hey You want a fucking go guy Hey leave the living man Bain

Hey Come on man Come on man Get Oh, hey, hey. Enough. Get them my out of here.

Oh, my God. He was banging as he was banging. It was hilarious. And he was big. Big dude. If the guy wasn't, the little guy wasn't drunk, I think he would even be like, I shouldn't do this. Yeah.

He does a whole Broadway production before he charges him. You want it? You want it? Takes the glasses off. He sets it down, too. That's the best part. You know what was cool about watching that video is when I first saw it. I didn't know who was going to win.

So I really didn't know. I thought at first just by watching it, like, This guy's out of his mind. Like, this dude, the tattoos, he has a chance of winning this fight. I would have lost money on it. They never really show how big the guy is. Oh, right. The hockey player, as it's happening where they're like still.

They're just while he's banging. And they're moving around, so it's kind of hard to get a get. You can tell he's much bigger and you can tell the one guy's literal. Yes. I mean, as soon as he, I heard the Canadian accents and he grabbed his collar with one hand, I was like, it's over. This is done. He hockey fought him before we knew as a hockey player. I literally same, heard the accent.

I thought that's just how Canadians fight. Right. So then I thought that's why hockey players fight that way because that's just how Canadians fight apparently. It's like Irishmen, you know? Yes. Put up you do. Yeah, bang, bang.

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whenever the lightning thunder crackled. Here you go. One in one the can on Polly. A huge crash of lightning is Contreras kicked. And it's a ball. Run scored. No. They're going to call that a ball and everybody jump.

Mother Nature gives Jacksonville a run. It's two and one. Everybody, the whole ballpark jumped. Yeah. That's wrong. It's, so if you're the umpire, do you call that? or do you just go dead ball

like everybody jumped and nothing that happens after everybody flinching counts but it's the weirdest thing I've ever seen they got to run you're a human

you're not a robot like umpire like you just you saw everyone jump not just the pitcher that's not a balk is an advantage

trying to get an advantage by using motion in a way that is not he wasn't doing it for that it was literally nature did they really

score it and they move on third. There's a guy on third. That's ridiculous. Yeah, I thought that's pretty funny. Crazy though that lightning was so close and they didn't see it coming. Yeah, with all of, it's minor leagues, so I don't know what they have. The radar. I don't know. Even when I walked on a golf course, I know, I hear you. I hear you.

But yeah, you're right. Crazy. They should have seen the storm was coming, and the storm was close. I have some, I don't know, not bad news, but mediumly bad news. I can't go to Atlanta this weekend to play home run every now. I know.

What are you talking about? They made some changes. And I don't want to throw anybody under the bus, but they made some changes. I can't get down there now. I'm not going to be able to do it. You want me to drive you? No, no, no, no.

Do you want us to hit for you? I'm on the road, dude. I'll take you back. Wrong direction. Wrong direction. Never mind. So I went and I worked and trained. Yeah.

There were some changes made, and I just can't get there and do what they've asked me to do at the time because of the changes. And again, I'm not, I can't be super. super specific because I don't want to make anybody feel bad but now I can't go I was really looking for really looking for really looking for it I was training for it I was training for

it because I wanted to do it but yeah I'm not gonna be able to do it's not my past I was looking forward to watching it Sunday night on the couch like let's go yeah so not not going to do that I'm very sad about it dang dude so no Ellen at all mm-mm there's no I I can't get there when they need me there now because so you want to do a like a home run derby it's like that's what I was thinking that's what I said on the road Just stream it. Just for fun. We used to do that.

Like, we used to go to a field here in town. Yeah. You want a league field? Just to get it out. Dude, you've been training. I have been training. On Sunday, we just go to the field and hit. Yeah.

We'll set it up. Possibly. Let's do it. Maybe we can stream it at Bobby Bone Sports. Okay. And have our own home run derby. That'd be fun. On our YouTube page.

Our Bobby Bone Sports YouTube page. It does more than the All-Star game. I was about to say it picks up more. That'll be awesome. Yeah, our YouTube is Bobby Bone Sports. If you guys want to follow it. And a bit that I guess grew from this show. was Eddie eating the 70 hot dogs,

which he's now going to attempt to do over 24 hours. Reid, do you know this? Starting now. So on this show, I'd asked Eddie could he eat 70 hot dogs in 24 hours because Joey Chestnut did it in 10 minutes. Yeah, I saw that. So he was like, I don't know, I think so. So I offered him $500.

And then on the show, we were just talking about it on the Biblebone show. And Amy was like, I'll throw on 100. And then lunchbox doing 100. And so it's 24 hours, 70 hot dogs for $700. Dude, I don't know. That's a lot of hot dogs, man. But if it was only a medium amount of hot dogs, we wouldn't give him 700 bucks, of course.

You think it's possible? I think it's possible for sure. It's three an hour. Oh, well, but that's 24 hours, though. Exactly. Throughout the night. No sleeping. Or if he does sleep, it's not quite for an hour,

like over 16 hours. It's like 3.7. Something like that. 3.9. I would throw up for sure. You can't throw up. You can poop, but you can't throw up. I don't know if the body will allow that.

He ate... Doesn't Joey throw up? No, you can't throw... No, but after it's done, he throws up. Well, after it's done, throw up. Yeah. He would go, like, wiener first, though, and then go with the bread. Yeah.

Oh, he does? He does a separately. I saw him do that. Yeah. I don't know. Well, yeah, they go hot dog dip bread in. I didn't know that. Yeah.

So you can come up with a strategy. Yeah. Yeah, so he's got 70 and 24 hours. We're going to do probably next week. What reminded me of that is we're going to string up. we're going to stream that on the Bobby Bone Show page. Oh my gosh. So, yeah.

Good luck, Eddie. Looking forward to that. Can't wait. That's going to hurt. It's going to hurt. You don't have to do it, though. $700, like, got to do it. But we didn't have a meeting where it's like, Eddie, take one for the team and just do this bit.

We never have a meeting like that. It's going to hurt me so bad, but I'll do it. No, no. We're saying if you want to do it, there is a massive prize. So we're not going to feel bad for you that you've chosen to do it to try to win a massive prize. Are you going to do any, like, mustard? or anything? No, nothing extra. Relish. Like chips on the side?

No, I'm not doing that. I think I would do mustard. I like mustard so much. I'd want it to taste as good as possible without it, without adding anything to it. And I feel like mustard's not much of an addition that's going to make a difference. And it can help it go down. Yeah, bland hot dog just... Yeah, I agree. I mean, I'll cook them. Yeah.

Yeah. But that's about it. I don't cook them. They don't cook them with a hot dog. They eat them. Boiled? They do cook them? They do cook them? Yeah. Okay, well, there you go. But I would add a little mustard. I wouldn't do a lot, but I would do a little just to help me with the taste.

What do you think, like, nutritional, like value-wise? Like, what do you think it's going to do for me? I would think I wouldn't eat for a day before. Whenever we figure out what it is, I would deprive myself for a day. A day? Yep. 24 hours? Yeah.

Any more than that's going to affect your overall energy, et cetera. Okay. I would deprive myself for a day, because you can fast for a day. I've done that many times, no problem. It's not a little uncomfortable, but it's fine. You can't throw up. And I would walk a lot. I would get on the treadmill, even at my house.

Do part of it? No, but in the middle of it. While you're eating, I would just keep walking. I would burn that energy while you're putting that into your body. Yeah, you can't just sit there and just let it just, ugh. It's almost like just a wheel running. Kind of. It's like you sit on the toilet and eating at the same time.

Yeah, yeah. That's so gross. Yeah. Yeah. We'll see, man. See how it goes. The question is, Would you rather look good or feel good if you only got to pick one?

That's easy. Go ahead. Feel good. I want to feel good. That's why old people wear their pants up high. And they just like, you know what? Screw it. I don't care about what I look anymore.

It's all about comfort. Dude, feeling good is very important. Looking good, who cares? Would you rather if you can only look good or you can only feel good? Yeah, I'd feel good too because I felt bad plenty of times and it sucks. I'd rather feel good. But what if you look so bad, though? It makes you feel.

Oh, God. But who cares? Like, you look bad. Okay, who cares? I have to be out in public. You know, you have to live your life. Oh. You don't get to sit in a room.

If a tree falls in the woods, same thing. If you don't, nobody looks at you, you don't look bad. Am I already married? Yeah, that's a fact. That's a good question. A new survey of 2,000 people reveal that 77% of us are prioritizing how we feel on the inside more than how we look on the outside. What do you say? It's got to be feel, dude.

It's got to be feel. I just don't want to say that and seem like I'm being disingenuous. I've never been good looking. Like, as somebody who people would just look at and be like, what a good looking person. So I don't feel like I'm losing anything. Yeah. But I guess I would lose a little.

Like, I'm, I'd say slightly better than average, just because I keep myself in decent shape. So I, but I would go feel because I felt bad. Like, I've had stomach issues and so feel. But if you had a good personality, I don't think anyone would care what you really look like.

That's not true. No? But, no. Not completely. I can give you the first 28 years of my life. I had a great perfect. personality. Same personality.

Yeah, same personality. It should be like a Madden system where they give us 100 points and we get to put them in whatever category we build our character. Like you can go 72 on the looks. And then you have 28 on the field. What would be some of the other attributes?

height. height, yeah. Weiner's size. Oh, yeah, for sure. Like all that. Like money, like you only get a certain amount of points And all the stuff that is supposed to matter. Like, what would the categories be?

Okay, so height? Yep. I don't think weight is one. No. You can change your own weight. Correct. Generally speaking, by 15, 20 pounds, even more than that if you're overweight. So height, you can't really change.

True. Athleticism. Okay, fair. That's good. High. Because maybe you don't want athleticism, but you do intelligence. I was going to say personality. Oh, intelligence has got to be one of them.

Yeah. Intelligence. Personality is good too. Personality, though, I would say we have to be, we have to dial in a little more. Like humor? Humor. That's what I would say. Humor.

Humor. I would say money. Yes. Yes. I would say. One that you started with was, it looks. Oh, yeah, physical. So that would include wiener size, right?

It would say physical? No, that doesn't include wiener size. It doesn't? No, because if you have a good looking face, we have a small weaner. Okay, so we'll do. I'm going high everything, low, Okay, hold on. Weiner.

What else is there? We'll see what the real answer is. Or all weiner and nothing else. He's a poor hung guy. It's a Yoda with a massive weiner. That dude's weird, but that character build is wild, man. Oh, my God. You're stupid.

So we have seven categories here in our character build. Are we missing? It's like professional success one? Or is that... I think they goes into money. That's money. Okay. Okay. So what do we have?

We have height, athleticism, intelligence, humor, money, physical, and weiner. That's seven. That's solid. Are we missing anything? Because I think our point system's got to be different than what we started with. Because I feel like we've covered it generally here. Any gap here?

Anything we're missing. Intelligence, humor. I think we got them. Okay. Yeah. So I think you get like 25 points, right? And if you have like four points in something, that's pretty big. I mean, you could go 25 points wiener.

Right. But then again, you're going to look like Yoda with a huge hog. But then you're going to have no success and no look. You can make some money off of that. No money. No money. But you can't. You have no money.

That's true. So if I had 25 points, let me see how I divvy this up. I'd have to see. Like right now I'm trying to visualize them. Madden scale. I would go five points intelligence.

Man, intelligence and humor kind of... What's your total number? 25. So I have 20 left. Yeah. And I think I would go

five humor. So I've used a significant part of mine already in 10. I have 15 points left. I'm gonna just go I want to have a weaner so I'm gonna go one.

Because I think if you go zero you don't even have a wiener, right? But one, you can barely see it. Inverted. You would rather have Kendall than... Dude, you've got to have a weaner. That's what I'm saying. You need one.

If you have none, you don't have a wiener. Right. So you got to at least put one in that category. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. But I'm saying you got to go more than one. I don't think I do right now. Okay. I think I'm going to go...

He's smart. And dude, he's so funny, but he doesn't have a wiener. But nobody knows. Nobody knows. The girls are talking about you. And it's called... If we're going to talk about in terms of, like, it's called a micropinus.

Oh, yeah. Oh, yes. And it happens. Right? Oh, it happens. I'm sure. Reid, tell us more about it. Yeah.

Okay. I mean, I think. I have 14 points left. I'm going to do three points height. Leave me to 11. Three points. Physical, like muscles. It leaves me with eight.

Four points, athleticism. Oh. I'm going to go three points money and I'm going to add one to Weiner. That's two. There we go. So here's my. Two weeners good. He's an average.

Here's my build. Because I think five is max. On the scale. Yes. So I've got height three, more than average. Athleticism, four. Close to max. Intelligence 5, humor 5.

Money 3. It's fine without it. Good with it, but it don't make the world go around. Some may differ. But I've been where it's different. I've been really poor Physical three and a wiener two

The only one I'm really below average That was the least important one to me What you wanted Yeah Yeah so I think there's my buildout That's solid Wow That's a good character there on the game

Yeah yeah I don't know what sport we're playing on that buildout Your life The game of life Oh it's like the Sims I build up my character on the series Oh my God Dang

Okay cool Some other news I'd like to announce I'm taking a month off from working out with Kluke. Oh, a month. Yeah. My body just hurts, man. Wow.

Like my ankle's killing me. I'm freaking hurt my back, playing it, and I just keep working out. So I texted me yesterday. I was like, hey, I'm going to not work out, but I'm like, I'm going to sit for a month and just not go heavy because I got, like, everything's hurt. I got to get some offseason time in, you know? Yeah, you know, that rest. So I won't be resting.

Well, from a Kluge workout. From a Kluke workout. What will you do? Like, walk on the treadmill or something? I'll play pickleball. I'll walk on the treadmill. I do some of these classes. online. Okay.

But I'm not doing like freaking dead loaves. Yeah, heavy list. Squads. You're doing beach body with Farmer carries of 70 in each hand. Oh gosh, yes. Brutal man. So, you know, that's what we were doing. And I think it's great for my body. I'm in my 40s.

I'm still in really good shape. I think a lot of that's because of the consistency with Kluge. But I had to take them to be like I'm taking a month off, bro. We're going to miss you, man. I'm just kidding. I'm just kidding. Hey, man, we're taking a month off. Have at it?

No. Geez. No. Have at it. The ones, what are the ones that we put your leg on the bench and you do it? Orgarian squads? Screw that. Yeah.

Yeah. I won't miss those. Yeah, yeah, those suck. I will still work out probably four times a week. But I just have like nagging injuries. If I want to make it in the league eventually. Yeah. And home run derby.

I got it. Well, now I'm not even doing that. No, no. We'll do something. Oh, we'll do something. All right, all right. Reed, how's life going? Should we take a break first, or no?

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What's been cool? Not to minimize it. We shouldn't have minimized it. I know. I know. We shouldn't have minimized that. You're right. But, but I mean, it's three weeks, four weeks into something, anything is like. I know, but we shouldn't have minimized it. We're in that honeymoon phase, you know. I apologize. I'm sorry, dude. Yeah, we're sorry about that. Anyway, what's been great about it? I think just being together, man. We've been separated for five years. I wouldn't say it like that. Not separated.

We've been long distance. Yeah, have. Like physically, you were separated, but it sounds like you got married. We came together. We've been together. It's been great. Even though she's been working a whole lot, just her to come home. And she's been cooking a lot too, which has been fantastic.

That's a really great thing. But lifestyle changes, like me not drinking as much. and cooking 90% of the time, her cooking right now. Just, it's been amazing. Why were you not drinking? Why were you drinking more before her? I mean, I lived with Dawson, and, you know, we'd always have beer in the fridge. It's just easy to go grab.

You act like it's a water. I know. I know, man. I know. And Dawson, man, bad influence. It's tough out there, man. So now I don't buy it. So you would just go and just.

8 p.m. grab a beer and have a beer? I think, yeah, yeah. Like while working or just chilling? Anything, yeah. Or playing games or, yeah, chilling if I'm about to go to bed. If I'm about to go to bed. Just a little night. One potter for bed.

A little nightcap. Wow. Yeah, nature's medicine. And now you can't do that or you just choose not to do that? I just choose not to, yeah. You don't think about it, really? No, I don't think about it. And so, and I mean, I'm, I'm, I'm,

I've been taking her to the hospital because right now we live five minutes away, and the garage that she's got to walk from to get to actually her work is a 15-minute walk. So I've just been dropping her off at the hospital. What time is she going on? Right now it's 3 to 11 p.m. Oh, that's not bad. No. That's actually good.

3 p.m. to 11? Yeah. Have a beer before you pick her up? Exactly. Exactly. Oh, my God. But it was, I was dropping her off at like 6.30 and then picking her up at 3. And so then she's going to do the 24 hours, which that's not going to be fun.

But she's just in different rotations. How's St. Louis? So I do like the city. I absolutely hate living downtown. It is the worst thing I've ever been a part of. It's just like I don't know if I'm just getting angrier while driving, but the driving downtown there is insane. Not even bad drivers, just people who don't give granted. Like, I've seen at least three people a day run red lights, like blatantly, just not caring.

I mean, I've been, I've been Custat. I've been. Are you sure it's you that's? No, no, I'm, no, dude, I'm following the laws, man. Had a couple beers? Yeah, I've been Custat, I've been flipped off, man, I've been peed on. Pete on? Oh, yeah.

What the, what the, uh, you talked about it, didn't you? When the pipe broke, that we were talking about? Oh, yeah, that's a different thing. That's just the whole apartment deal. Do you feel safe? No, not really. Hold on, how was he peed on? I don't understand.

I assume by a homeless person. Yeah. That's the only way I would ever almost get peed on. Right. Like my feet or something. My cousin one time was peeing in a stall and the guy next to him just like peeing on his feet. What?

Drunk? Big fight, drunk, yeah. Yeah. Big fight. Do you walk downtown? No, we don't really walk downtown, but to take the dog out, we have to go downstairs and across the street.

And whenever I pick her up at 11 p.m., I got to go down there at like 1130, and it's just a bunch of sketchy people walking around. Like, we were at a red light the other day, and there was a dude, like, trying to break windows to this bank and stuff. Just right there. It sounds like Gotham City, man. Right on the sidewalk.

It's not going on here. You're right, dude. It does sound like this scene from the pink one. Oh, man, dang, dude. I'm just ready to get a little bit outside of the downtown area. Have you played golf at all? No, no golf, man. I've been itching.

I've been itching bad. Have you guys seen the Hugh Freeze golf stuff? So Hugh Freeze is the head coach at Auburn, football coach, and he's been playing a lot of golf. And normally you wouldn't know, but he registers his scores to get his handicap. And so he puts every score in. He's playing golf like four times a week.

And Auburn's been kind of sucking. And so they're on him because he posts the scores like crazy. And they're like, dude, we suck. Why are you playing so much golf? And then it's also like, you're playing so much golf. And why do you keep letting everybody know how much golf you're playing? Right. It's become its own story.

That's really funny. That he plays so much golf. How are the scores? I think he's, I saw like a 76 or 77. Well, that's why. He's a really good golfer for that head coach world. He's better than us by far. But he plays a lot of golf so much so it's been a story.

And then the story became, he knows it's the story, but he still keeps putting in because he wants an accurate representation of his handicap. So he's putting in all the scores. So a big shout out to Hugh Freeze. One of my buddies, his son just committed to Auburn. To do. To play football. Oh, really?

Yeah, yeah. Like scholarship or like walk on or what? No, so here's the thing. He got a full ride to Tennessee, and we live in Tennessee, and he chose Auburn because his girlfriend goes there. Oh. He did it. He did it.

It was a tough one, but he's like, you know what? He can transfer. Yeah. He can. Because I'm telling you, that ain't going to last. And I don't even know them. It ain't about them. It's just the history.

Like, it happens all the time where people go to college and chase their girlfriends or boyfriends, and then they'd break up. Yeah. That's some first world problems, though. Like, oh, I don't want to. I'll go to Tennessee. I'll go to Auburn instead. He's good. Yeah, that's awesome. He's a good player.

I have the most home runs in Major League Baseball history. Eddie, how many of the players can you name out of ten? These are the players that have hit the most home runs ever. Okay. There are the 10 greatest, and I have the full number. How many do you think you can name out of 10? Out of 10 I could name, I can go six. Wow.

Okay. I think you can go ahead. Of A Babe Ruth. At number three. Did you think he was one, by the way? Nah, I have no idea. Got it. At number three, Babe Ruth with 714 home runs.

That's one. Barry Bonds. At number one, all time, is Barry Bonds. 762 home runs. Mark McGuire? Oh, shoot. I don't like that pause. He's not in there?

Okay. You got two. Well, I was just kind of rattling a mob. You're thinking of the Sosa-Maguire season. Is Sosa in there? I'm not, I shouldn't have said that, but that's probably what you're thinking about. Exactly what I was thinking. So I'm not telling you if Sosa's in there or not, but you've got two.

Okay. Yeah, you'll get three strikes. Go ahead. Oh, okay, good, good, good, okay. Most of them run, let's see. Yes. One Barry Bonds, three-bay, brute. That's all you have.

Yes. Let's go Sammy Sosa. At number nine, Sammy Sosa, 609 home runs. I'm not getting there. Thank goodness. Oh, Hammer and Hank Aaron At number two With 755 home runs, Hank Aaron

There you go What am I at? Four, four. Gosh, I don't know who's gotten there And you thought you could do six Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah We're still trucking, dude And only got one strike

Mm-hmm Who are you thinking? You don't have to commit to him Oh, I'm thinking Aaron Judge I don't know he's there yet I don't think he's there yet, he's too young Bryce Harper He hits a lot of homers.

Let's go Bryce Harper. There are no current players in the top 10. Okay. No, Bryce Harper, strike two. No Bryce Harper. Strike two. That's a good clue, though. Yeah, that is a good clue.

It saves you Aaron Judge, as a guess. Sure does. Let's see, who was, like, awesome when we were younger, hitting home runs. All right, Lou Gehrig. Mm-mm. Ooh. Yeah, you kind of suck at that game, dude. I got it.

Reid, what can you do? We got Big Poppy? No. He's not on there? No. David Ortiz. I know who Big Pobby is. Yeah, you don't tell us who that is.

What? That's a good guess, though. Man. Kevin, I bet you can rattle off a few that Eddie didn't get. You know what? I'm not as confident in this game as I would think I would be, I guess. Manny Ramirez? Mm-mm.

Yeah. Brandon? A-Rod? Yeah, A-Rod at number five. Okay, there you go. With 696 home runs. Yeah. Oh, Brando?

What about the kids? Griffey. At number seven, King Griffey Jr. There you go, Brandon. Oh, my goodness. At 630 home runs.

Oh, Pooholes. At number four, Albert Poo-Hos. Damn, Brandon. Dude, he's going to get your number without the big ones available. If he gets one more.

So we have Barry Bonds at one, Hank Aaron at two, Babe Ruth at three, Poo-host, and four. Alex Rodriguez at five. Six is still out there. King Griffey Jr. It's seven.

And Sammy Sosa at nine. So you have six, eight, and ten. You have three left. Roger Maris? He had 61, which was the record in 61, but he is not in the top 10 all time. Willie Mays?

Yeah, number six. There's a couple. He got four with only one strike. Good job, Brandon. There's two left. I don't think you guys will get these two. I got it. Unless you're not going to get it.

You aren't going to get it especially. Why? Like you cleared the big ones off the board and Brandon still tied you. Oh, man. Go ahead, confidence. I like it. Ty Cobb? No, he was not a home run hitter.

Nobody can stand that stuff. Not a home run hitter and not a racist. Those stories about him? Not true. Really? Yeah, if you look it up, would you mind looking that up, Kevin? Because I'm going to keep doing this game.

Those stories, it was like a writer who had a beef with him. Who made... Ty Cobb racist? Yeah. Type in Ty Cobb, not a racist. And you'll see the updated version of that because forever his legacy was that he was like this mean racist dude.

Two left. I mean, he might have been racist, but all the stuff they credited him saying, like, a lot of that is not true. Okay. Can you give us any, any, like, is one of these? Both guys were American leaguers. Okay. One of them played in our life, one of the, like our watching baseball,

and one of them played before we watched. One white guy, one black guy. Yeah, this says his family was actually opposed to slavery and advocated for racial equality. Yeah. There's a lot of stories because Ty Cob was paint. Even, they're like movies. He's that Cobb or it is like, hey.

Yeah. I mean, she was Joe Jackson, do? It was like they didn't invite him to the field because they told him to stick it. All right. Is that what part of the movie? Yes. He said nobody could stand him, so he told him to stick it. Now, if he was unlikable, that's different.

But like his history has been very much married with he was a racist. And turns out that wasn't true. I think the writer that wrote that first story about it, like had a problem with him. What do you see? Yeah, well, he's quoted as saying the Negro should be accepted and not grudgingly, blah, blah, blah, blah. He said that they should be playing with them, but I'm trying to look for that writer. Reed, why did you do eyes? No, no.

What did you do? Nothing, man. I'm just seeing what everybody else was doing. Okay, we're still missing two? Two players, yeah. Trying to buy a brand of some time over here. Do you want us just to just guess? I can tell you.

No, no, no. You can tap out. You're not going to get them. Is the, Jeter? No, sorry. Jeter was not a home run in her. No. O. Jackson.

didn't play long enough. Dale Strawberry. Not, didn't have enough good years That's all on. Gary Sheffield. No, but interesting. A good one. One was, uh, Indian.

Like a, oh, the team. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. You're like, uh, you're like, Thai? Oh, my God. Oh, my. Oh, my gosh.

Like, I don't know, man. One was an Indian. What's the one that... Willie Maze Hayes. Joe Boo. Joe Buo Nui Carbaw. Serrano knew a carbol. F-U, Joe Buo do it myself.

That's what it is. Oh, Tomi. Yes. At number eight, Jim Toome. At number eight, Jim Tomey with 612 home runs. Wow. Dude. At number 10, an Oriole.

Cal. No, not a home run either. Played before us. Probably 70s. Eddie Murray. Oh, okay. No. Just, I'm guessing, dude.

Eddie Murray hit a bunch of home runs, but... Did he? Okay, good. Yeah. It's an Oriole guys. I'm just going to tell you. Yeah, just tell me. Frank Robinson at 10, 586 home runs. No, no chance.

There you go. Frank Thomas, he had a bunch of home runs, right? Big hurt. He hit a bunch of home runs. Yeah, his career wasn't as long as I think he would have liked to have had it. So I think, yeah. I love those copper-fit commercials. Yeah.

All right. That's it. Anything else, Reed? I love you guys, man. I'm glad to be better. Hey, Reed, when are you coming back? That's a good question, man. I should probably have a better excuse to come back next time. So are you open this afternoon then? Yeah. Okay. Work out?

Did you think you're going to work out today? I was kind of worried I was going to work out. Yeah, he said that to me before we started recording. He was like, I'm kind of scared to go work out today. My stamina is not there. I'm in like great shape. I feel good and I've lost more weight, but I just have stamina. Would you rather feel good or look good? Shoot, at this rate, feel good all day.

But yeah, I have lost a lot of weight. Good. Is it because of the beer? Yeah, lifestyle changes mainly. So, down to 190, baby. I got to go to the dentist. My broken tooth, I got to get fixed today. Or I'm going to get, like, a temporary?

No, they're going to, like, x-ray it. Grill? You come back tomorrow with a grill? It's temporary. It's temporary. Diamonds and everything Oh my God That'd be great

You're so stupid Reed Missy dude Yeah, dude All right That's what's up Thank you guys Oh man A lot of laughs today

Yeah a lot of laughs today We'll see you Monday I got nothing else Eddie anything else No man that's it All right All right That's me.

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