The Bobby Bones Show - 25W: Bobby’s Expensive Wager with His Vet on the NBA Finals + The Best Day of Golf All-Time Led to a Drone Crashing + Will Happy Gilmore 2 Live Up to the Hype?

Episode Date: June 2, 2025

With the NBA Finals set between OKC and Indiana, Bobby tells the guys about his expensive friendly wager between him and his vet, Dr. Josie. Bobby took the Thunder since his wife’s family are big fans, and Dr. Josie took the Pacers! Plus, a recap of the best day of golf all-time according to Bobby and Eddie in Branson, Missouri this past weekend. But it also led to Brandon crashing a drone into a river. And everyone gives their opinion on Happy Gilmore 2 and whether it will live up to the hype!    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 @BrandonRayMusic  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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I was looking at two different things that are coming out and watching previews? Well, one's a full preview. One's just a picture, but will they be a letdown? First, I'll go with Happy Gilmore, too. Maybe you guys have seen some of the clips. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Your thoughts. Will it be a letdown, Eddie? No, I think it's going to be great. Let's see Happy Come Back. And he's older now. I love seeing Adam Sandler older trying to hit the ball and missing it. That's good stuff. Kevin? Yeah, it'll be a letdown. They always are. I think even if it's good, it's a letdown because we've romanticized Happy Gilmore for so long. and the idea they'll make a sequel,

that it almost can't be a letdown. It has to be perfect. It has to be so perfect. It can be good, but I think what it's going to be is a movie that allows Happy Gilmore fans from way back in the day

to have a little nostalgia and there'll be some golfers in there, but I think as far as like a movie, Happy Gilmore came out of nowhere. Yeah. So I think it'll be a letdown because, and I don't mean to use you as the example, everybody thinks it's going to be great

and usually it can be good and be a letdown if you think it's going to be great. I think it's going to be a letdown. I think what's really cool is I have a 17-year-old son and he's going to be able to watch it and be like, this is so cool because he doesn't really know how cool the first one was. So he'll watch the second one be like, this is awesome. And then like, hey, I want to see that first one now. You think that's what will happen? Why not make him watch the first one first?

I just haven't gotten to it yet. So now that I'm at this point, I'm just not going to show him the first one yet. No, yeah, you need to watch the first one to watch the second one. Oh, you think so? Yeah, because there's going to be a lot of. of like inside jokes, continuation of bits. Yeah.

Okay. I think he'll like the first one. The first one was awesome. And it could have been the time we were living in. And yeah, part of that run. Yes. The Waterboy run. Billy Madison, amazing.

Happy Gilmore, amazing. Sandler was killing it. Yes, he was. So, Brandon, Happy Gomore, too? I hope it's going to be good. Will it be a letdown? Probably. Probably.

Probably. That doesn't mean it can't be good. because the expectation is it's going to be great. Waterboy was another one that's good one. Yeah. Forgot about that one. High quality H-2-O. So good.

Mama's good. So good. Big Daddy. Mama's good. The paper, which is the office spinoff. Oh. Will it be a letdown? Kevin.

Yeah. This is hard for me because I'm not an office guy. Then okay, then zip you lip. Yeah, I was going to say I have no. Yeah. Eddie. I love the office. I didn't even know they were.

doing the paper. So it'll be on Peacock. Who is going to be on the paper? A whole new set of people. I think there is. No. It's going to be bad. Brandon?

I'm a huge office fan. I think it's going to be a letdown, but I also hope that it's going to be. I'll check it out. So this is why I think it's actually going to be really good. Because I'm a massive office fan and everybody is set up for failure. There is not a single office fan that thinks the show is going to be good. where every happy Yomor fan thinks that movie is going to be the best.

I think it's just coming from a different place. The expectation of the paper is so low because the office was so good that I think it will be a success and it will not be a letdown because it's probably actually going to be pretty good. The same showrunner, Jeff Daniels,

is doing this show. I don't think he would have got involved if it weren't, if there wasn't something different about it, I don't think the sensibilities are going to be exactly the same. So I think it's going to be a delightful surprise

at how good it is. So you're saying hype has a lot to do with it. Absolutely. Whether how good or bad the show actually is. I think hype has to do with how good or bad anything is. Because if someone's like, this is the greatest movie ever. Yeah. Like, I'll watch the hangover.

But only after the first time, only after my friends like, it's a greatest movie ever. And I watched it and I liked it. And I was like, it's pretty good. But I feel let down because you told me it was the greatest ever. Had someone said, it's pretty funny. I'd have watched it and thought it was the funniest thing I'd ever seen. So a lot of it is the relationship to what we're brought in and how we relate to it before we even watch it. so yeah Eddie we're we're way different on both of us

we're completely opposites we're way different is it more of like a personal hype or a public hype that gets you if that makes sense it's not a personal hype because the personal hype would be would be different on the office it's my favorite show ever yeah so it should be as hyped as could possibly be so no

I would say it's very Caitlin Clarkie everybody was hating saying Caitlin Clark would be crap that's when I became a big fan because it was easy to be a fan of Caitlin Clark at Iowa, and I wasn't, I was drawn to watch her play because she was just shooting from 10 miles away. But when she was coming out and everyone's like, she's going to be terrible. And the WMBA players were like, she's going to need years. And Gino or Mata, whatever's name is, at Yukon was like, it ain't going to work for her.

I massively became a massive fan. I massively became a massive fan. I instantly became a massive fan. Pretty massive. Because I'm like, I love when people are discounted, especially when they have the potential to be awesome, so I jumped in early. I bought stock quick. And so everybody's, you know, peeing all over the paper being it's going to be terrible. It can never be the office. And I'm like, I'm buying it. That's my Caitlin Clark.

So that's all. I just want to know what you guys thought. So what do you think about Gilmore? It'll probably... Like, do you think you'll like it, though? I think for nostalgia reasons, I like it. Yeah. But I don't know that it will meet expectations of people that just want another awesome happy

Gilmore movie, like a sequel. The alligator died too, by the way. Oh, yeah. In real life, I saw that. In real life, the alligator that took, what's his name's hand? Chubs. Rest in peace. Rest in peace, Chubes.

Rest and peace, Chubes. Hey, I do want to talk about the Flamin Hot Cheetos guy because we talked about that on this show a few weeks ago. Hey, Mike D., what's the update there? He lost his, he was trying to sue Frito Lay, and he lost the case. So, he is the guy who claims, and that the movie's about? Yeah, back in the 90s, he said he invented Frito Lay,

and what he's been doing. Not Frito-L-L-Hat-Hitos. Flaming Hot Chitos, he claimed that Frida L.A. Essentially was defaming him because he spent a lot of time speaking as a public speaker. Like, here's my story. I invented him. I went from being a janitor to being an executive.

And he did that for years. And they didn't say anything because it didn't really hurt the company. They're like, hey, he can go and do these talks and make his money. It doesn't really hurt the company. But what started to happen whenever he was in talks for making that movie, he wanted, I guess, their permission for it. And that's when they came out and said, this isn't true. So they weren't going to stop him,

but they weren't going to officially allow him because that wasn't the truth. And whenever they did that, he said it hurt his career because the public speaking money he was making started becoming less and less, because it came out that, oh, maybe he didn't invent them. Did he invent them? I don't think he did.

Because they claim whenever that happened that they were already in development of the Flamen High School, Cheetos. They'd already had a recipe. It was really him working on the marketing side of it. As a janitor though? Yeah. But evil on Goria. Right. Who the came up, who's the director of the movie, Flaming Hot, I believe. I think that's what it's called. Evil Angoria, Mike. No, it was all just basically he made up the story that in his mind, I think he does believe that he invented Flaming Hot Cheetos. Eddie your thoughts? I'm feeling that. I'm feeling that

like I've been lied to because this has been the story for even before the movie came out. Like, oh, do you know that the guy that made Flaming Hot Cheetos is a janitor and he took some corn home and he came up with this cool little mixture and yeah, he came up with Flaming Hot Cheetos. I'm talking about when I was maybe, I don't know,

20, 25 years old. I remember hearing this story and running with it. Maybe because he was speaking at that point, Mike. So I feel like I'm being lied to here. Maybe it should do him. The janitor. Yeah, I think he's been speaking about it since the 90s. Dang, dude. So the trouble is when he asked him to officially sign off on it,

they were like, we're not officially going to be a part of this. They were letting him because it was actually promoting the brand. And his lawsuit was defamation, saying that that just ruined him. And he lost. Yeah. So he probably did not invent it then because they probably have some sort of documentation saying exactly when they started to make the flaming hot cheetah. They have the labs of them actually formulating the product.

So does he, like, does he not work for Frito Lay anymore? He left a company in 2019. And he can't speak anymore So that's tough Well you can still speak Just not about that I don't think he's lost his ability to talk Was he always why

Was he always a janitor up until 2019 No no no No once he Once they appointed him to head of marketing Yeah he stopped being a janitor And why would they appoint him to head of marketing Because he's getting him a lot of really good press By saying a lie

By promoting the company I don't know dude You know what I mean It's just it's not black and white It's like, it's really weird. Like, why would you say it's brown? Yeah. Possibly.

Would you say it's brown, buddy? Huh? Huh? That sucks. That sucks for him unless he's been really lying about it. Unless he thought he invented it because it was around the same time and it probably wasn't exactly what they did. I don't know. I don't know the case.

But if they are saying nope and he lost a lawsuit, that means they have some documentation and they have the labs from the originals. Yeah, I think. that losing the lawsuit says everything. Yeah. Pacers and Thunder. Let's go, baby. I don't know. I'm a little scared, dude.

Ah, you shouldn't be. You don't think so? I mean, the Pacers look strong. Thunder's minus 700. Which means if you're breaking it down, it's going to cost you $700 to bet to make $100. That's crazy. Yeah.

Yeah, the Pacers look strong. And Scrappy? Yep. Yep. Yep. For sure. But every way that the Pacers look scrappy. Oh, my God.

The Thunder defensively. No, top-notch, for sure. Dude, they are rabid dogs defensively. It's crazy. It'll be fun. How many games do you think? The easy answer is five. Probably the cliche answer is five because you think,

that won't be a sweep, they'll get one. Gentlemen sweep, as they call it. And I don't know what the odds are, but going to five, but I would think five or six is probably what most people would bet. But yeah, the finals tip off Thursday, Thunder and Pacers. Thunder minus 700.

Game one is Thursday. If the Thunder win, Eddie does not have to wear a thong. Thank God. That'd be amazing. My father-in-law, massive Thunder fan, doesn't miss the game. Watching it from his house. He lives in Tulsa. They're in Oklahoma City. So I'm a Thunder fan.

My wife's a Thunder fan. But I am only, like, third degree. I don't claim... I don't have an NBA team. But if I had to have one, it's always been the Thunder. I made a bet with Josie Arvette because she is from She's from Indianapolis?

She's from Indiana, yeah. Okay. And so she was like, let's do it. Let's make a bet. Or maybe she's from Ohio. That would be different. But she wanted to make a bet on the game. I think she would only be,

unless she's just a random huge Pacers fan, she's probably from Indy. But she went to Ohio State. So maybe so, let's just say she's from Indiana. I didn't put those together. I assumed Ohio. in Indiana or the same state

in my head for the last like two weeks. I think they're close to each other. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But anyway, she's like,

hey, let's make a bet. And I was like, cool. And what's great about somebody not being into gambling is they don't really consider odds.

Yeah. So I was like, all right, we've just been on the series? She's like, yeah, I said, so my wife and me and her and her and her

and her husband are really good friends, I said, let's bet a super expensive dinner on it. On the series. There's not, nothing.

This is just you talking to her. So her husband was obviously obviously wasn't involved. He's not a big sports guy. Yeah, but he's a smart dude. He wouldn't know about odds. Right? No, he didn't care. Okay. Let me see. Let me go to this. So I said,

how about a really expensive dinner just on the series? I'll take the thunder. And she said, I'm in. I said, no, really expensive dinner. Which I don't know for me what that means. I don't drink. I guess take a lot of stuff home. It's a lot cheaper when you don't drink. A lot of desserts, man. Yeah, a lot of desserts. They don't have milk in them. though. No dairy.

So, yeah, we have a bet on that. So go thunder. Good job. Like I've always said, I'm rooting for the thunder, but if they lose, the consolation is Eddie and a thong. Yeah. Which is kind of gross and not really a consolation. I guess you...

But I'm wearing it under my clothes, though, right? Like, I'm not going to be walking around here with just a thong. Please don't. I think that would be an HR issue. It's correct. One long, like, shirt. I have to go to the bathroom. They're like, what is this guy doing?

Yeah, that would be weird. Yeah. So the Angel Reese bet to make. That's our first shot that we talked about. Yeah. And we did it last week. It's reached six in a row. So here's the guys from Stadium Live, live streaming, to see if they hit it.

Day six, baby, day six, we're feeling good. We're feeling good. Here we go. Here we go. Here it is. Great Claire. Here it is. Good for them, dude.

She has missed her first shot six games in a row. We need to get in on this. And they record it and go crazy. It's so funny. They're like dressed up and everything. Really? Yeah. Man, it's so fun.

You know, Kaila Clark's been out, quad injury. Yes, yes. Yeah, like four weeks or something. And tickets are like $4. I know. Like they were paying people to come now. There was another video I watched last night, and there were a couple that always get me.

It used to only be whenever soldiers would come home and surprise their families. And like they'd take their mascot head off, and it'd be like the dad who's supposed to be in Iraq or something. So good. So good. But now it's, and I've mentioned this before, it's when players get called up and they don't know it.

Like the coach will bring them in their office and be like, hey, you know, you really haven't been playing as to what we're expected. And the minor league is like, oh, you've been playing better. We're calling you up to the Warriors. Like, it's videos like that because they get so emotional. So this is Mariners second base prospect, Cole Young. So this is in the middle of the game. He gets pulled into the dugout.

They pull him out of the game, middle of the game. He's in a AAA team? Yes. And so it's the manager in him. In the middle of the game, all the players are around him. He's kind of confused as to why he got pulled out in the middle of the game. here you go. It's really proud of what you've done,

how far you come. Just take that to Seattle tomorrow, okay? Right? Seattle. Come on. So you're done. You're not playing anymore this game. You're going to go play for Seattle.

Jeff's crying. Congratulations. He's just crying. Just crying. That's awesome. So his name's Cole Young. and then all he ended up doing was sitting a walk off

in the bottom of the 11th to win the game here you go. One two. On the ground, tap to first, bare hand pet, coming home. That's so cool. He scores tonight. Awesome.

Let's see he's going to stay for a little bit. At least tonight. Let's stay for a little bit, baby. That's so cool. And you know his parents had to be there, right? Oh, I'm sure. Oh, 100%. Hopefully it's like get a flight now

because you're going to be playing tomorrow. Hopefully the parents are flight. So cool. Right. That's so cool. What was the movie Home Team? Okay, so I didn't even know this movie existed, but my kids had watched it with a friend. They're like, Dad, you need to watch this.

It's good. I'm like, okay, what is this? It's on Netflix, call Home Team. Adam Sandler made it. And so it's about Sean Payton. And when he got suspended for, I don't know. Bounty Gate. Oh, I saw that.

Did Kevin James play him? Yes. Kevin James plays Sean Payton was the stupidest part of the movie because you can't get it out of your head. Like, I can't look at Kevin James and thinks that that's Sean Payton. It's Doug Heffernan. It's not possible. But if you just take that aside and watch the movie as it is, it's such a good movie, man. Like, for kids, it's perfect.

I had no idea that Sean Payton didn't have a good relationship with his son because he was divorced. He'd moved to New Orleans to coach, never really went back home to Texas to go visit his son. So when he was suspended, he had time to go back and spend some time with his son who was playing middle school football. He was just trying to hang out with his son and just be a dad for a little bit since he's. couldn't coach. And the team was struggling. So Sean Payton couldn't just sit on the stands. You had to jump in and help him out a little bit.

And he became like an assistant, I think an offensive coordinator. And dude, it's awesome. It's so cool because the team is terrible. Did you check and see how real it is? No. No, I just took it for what it was. I don't know that it's not real. I just wonder if, and don't say the ending, if they end up winning the championship

or something because it's a Hollywood type movie, if they really won the junior high championship. Right, right, right. I will say something about the ending, though, that's not going to spoil it. Sean Payton makes a cameo and it's really funny Oh that's fun I thought it was funny

I like it when like Rudy comes out at the end of the movie or did you do you guys know that Rudy's in the stands at the end of Rudy? The real Rudy Rudy? Rudy Roodiger I don't think I ever knew that

No That's his name Rudy Rudeger right? Yeah yeah yeah I love that I love that when they put the real person in the movie Yeah It's like the Marvel movies too

Right Mike Because the guy that created Marvel Is in Stanley yeah Until he died he was in everyone That new one No-Nos with Vince Vaughn? Have you seen that, Mike?

Nonas? Nona's what it's called. Yeah, it's like a grandma. It's like you got to watch it. It's news. I won't say anything, but the guy who's actually about, he makes a cameo in the end. It's cool. Nona. Nona. It's like grandma. It's like Italian for grandma. Oh, okay.

Yeah, Nona's. Does Adam Sandler do it? Vince Vaughn, super, super, super, gona. Stefan Diggs and his pink substance on the boat. Yeah, not good. What was that, by the way? Do they say what it was? So they've said it.

I didn't understand what they were saying. It looked like it was some sort of cocaine. Oh. It looked like gum to me. That's what I'm like, what's the big deal? Oh, it looked like pink crystals to me. Pop rocks.

Maybe it was pop rocks. I really don't know what it is. I don't know how accurate the people were saying what it is. But, dude, what the Patriot is going to do? I don't know. Cut them. You got to cut them. You think.

It's not even about the drugs. it's about the drugs what do you mean by that I'm glad you asked it's not even about that he was doing drugs because you never see him do the drugs but that he's so stupid

I know to be out with a bunch of models or strippers or whatever they are somebody's obviously recording yet he still is just like what are you doing he looks like he's actually enjoying himself being on camera

what are you doing I agree like you're making a terrible decision you're making the organization look bad because they just invested a bunch into you So because he was dumb about that, you cut him? He was passing out drugs to a bunch of women on a boat. And also, it's not just about that. I think it's, look, it's not my money.

So I don't know if I'm cutting him or not, but as a fan with no attachment at all, he's already a headache player. Yeah. So I think this just is compounded. Your thoughts, you are the fan. Yeah. At first I had kind of the same reaction as you.

I'm like, get this guy out of here. You thought that when you saw the video? Yeah, but the reality is, and I'm looking at the substance again right now. Man, I don't know what that. Yeah, I don't know. But the reality is, as a fan, you're like, damn, but then we have no wide receivers, you know? I know that's not fair and that's not like ethically right, but I'm like, the reality is, like, dang, we kind of need him, though. Not that he's like what he was four or five years ago or three years ago, whatever.

But still, it's Stefan Diggs and we have nobody. That's how I felt when Petrino got in the, quote, motorcycle accident with the woman that worked under him, that was married, or was at least engaged to somebody else. This one is coached at Arkansas? Yeah. And I was like, no, no, no, no, we want him. Keep him. Fight for him. People mess up.

But if it's another coach, I'm like, you know, you have to get rid of him. It's always going to be the stain on the program. Well, now he's back. He's a defensive coordinator, so, you know. People do grow. You let 10 years go by and people kind of forget, right? Forgiveness is good. Yeah.

So I don't know. I'm kind of surprised. I mean, Vrabel definitely doesn't seem happy about it. Vrable, and that's another thing. Vrable, as you're a one coach. Yeah, you got a... He's got a stab. There's a standard. And if he's going to establish it, you don't let people not be the standard. So, yeah. Costly standard. Huh? Costly standard. Yeah.

You think it has anything to do? Maybe it's like a cop-out, but it's off-season and not much going on right now, you know. I think this would have been. story regardless. Regardless. Well, it's, you can actually see the drug. You can see the pink bag. Yeah. Dude, I wouldn't terrible. I would have thought it was just gum. I'm like, oh, that's sweet. Like, you can kind of see it's a crystallized substance. Yeah. It kind of looks like, yeah, either that or like, I watch a lot of those drug smuggling shows, you know, like MDMA or something like that. But it's not even about the drugs. It's the fact that you, if you're going to do that

and pass that, you get everybody's phone. No phones on the boat. Right. I'm sure he's paying for it. Yeah. No phones. Nobody gets their phone. It doesn't help that. It's OTA's going on right now. everything too. And he's not there. So what if he was on camera being like, hey, here's it. Oh, wait, turn that off. And then like the... Throw it over. No, it's still. No, yeah, no phones. Yeah. Like, you're making a bad, you're already making a bad decision, but that's your own life, do what you're going to do. But you're making a bad decision that makes the organization

look foolish for deciding to put you on the team and to pay you tons of money. And he's not some 21-year-old rookie idiot. Like, you've been around for a decade. Like, you know what you're doing, dude. You know what you're doing. Yeah. All right. We'll take a break. Finals are here. Your last chance to bet on the NBA until next season is now. And with Draft King Sportsbook, an official sports betting partner of the NBA. We're pulling out all the stops to make this a finals to remember. One team will be crowned champ and the other will be lost to history.

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Dude. Kevin. I know. Honestly, I just kept skipping past your guys social media because I was just like, I can't look at it. Really? I can't look at it. But after you looked at it, though, right?

I haven't looked at it since. It's really great. So we go and I knew that after Arkansas lost one game away from the College World Series, the Women's College World Series, that my brother-in-law DJ was kind of bummed. He's a hitting coach. They had like their greatest hitting year ever.

They lost last game. And I was like, dude, let's just go do something, get away. And that course, Paines Valley. There's a waiting list. It's a crazy course. I'm lucky enough to have a relationship with Johnny Morris, who owns Bass Pro shops and owns Big Cedar, because we used to do a lot with them,

and him and I have stayed in touch. And I know the people that work there. And I was like, hey, can we come up and shoot some golf content and play golf? And they were like, come on up. So like a day and a half before, I'm like, hey, who can go? So we go.

Me, Eddie, Brandon, my father-in-law and my brother-in-law DJ. We were only there 24 hours. It was possibly the greatest golfing 24 hours That I think I've ever had And we got to go do pebble And spyglass and all that But it was awesome

So amazing And it's in Branson Missouri Which is beautiful country by the way I've never been They didn't pay us This is not paid They didn't pay us Big Cedar is amazing

We stayed in the cabin That was so legit It's four bedrooms Massive We got two beds One for Eddie one for Brandon in one room We had a great time Yeah

We didn't get any sleep You know what I mean Oh, no, what do you mean? Well, they watched the Oregon softball game, which was late. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, UCLA Oregon. Yeah, I went to bed. Crazy. That's what they meant.

That's what they meant. We woke up early and when it played Paines Valley, it's such a sick horse. That's awesome. I don't even know what to say. No, did it? It's like Disney World for golf. Well, that's what it looked like with the caves or when you guys were hitting the most. So that was the other one?

Yeah. Is that a different one? There's two different courses. So we played two. Yeah. So Paines Valley, Elite. there's a 19th hole, which we'll have the video up probably today. Can we have that one up up? Do that 19th hole? So we'll probably have that video up today. So after you finish 18

holes, there's a 19th hole that's an island green and you basically settle any bets you have, double or nothing, whatever it is. And there's a bar right next to it and you go up and it's like 130 or something. No, not even. It was like 90 yards. On the 19th? Yeah. It was very short. Whatever it was awesome. And so it's completely starting about water. If you get a hole in one, you get a $1,000 gift card and you become a member. A member? Of whatever that club.

That's legit. Has anybody done it? Did they say? Oh, yeah. There are people. Not many, though. Like 30 or something. We didn't.

You were close. Really? Yeah. I don't want to spoil the video. Don't spoil the video, but out of all of us, Bobby is closest. Nice. Well, that's spoiled the video. That did.

Yeah, that's directly a spoiler. But you know what? Now that I said it, I think I did spoil the video. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah. Definitely, that. Dang it. So we finished that round, went and had lunch,

and they have a par three course that's not done. So it's super cool we get to get on it called Cliffhangers. And they have 11 holes finished, but we played two holes that weren't even finished yet. So we played 13 holes on it. I think that's the most fun golf experience, like just playing the par three's, because the greens are also like a bit miniature golfy.

Nothing on it like windmills or anything. No grounds. Yeah, but it's a part three and there's like 60 up to like 130. It was so much fun. Like there was one Kevin where it had like three ridges. Like from the back it would go down. Oh, shelf. Yeah.

Oh, really? Yeah. So like if you didn't get it and the pin was in the middle one. And it came back down. Oh, yeah. And it would come all the way. Oh, my gosh. The only thing that I would take back is I crashed a drone in the river.

Oh, yeah. So Brandon was there and Brandon was there shooting content. The only thing I would take back. Good to know. this one hole. It was a part of three, and my father-in-law, I've been waiting, like, all year to play this hole. Because we went when it was in preview last time, but before the course was done. Yeah. And so I said, hey, Brandon, go down to the bottom. I have a drone. And Brandon's flying it, recording us. Because we should get into all this, because this is funny.

What's funny to do is, and poor Brandon, Brandon, doesn't play golf, so he doesn't know, but he stands in the middle of the green as he's flying. And we're all like, T-in-off. He's right in the middle of the green, not even looking. They're like, Brandon, we're hitting there. Somebody hits first DJ or my father-in-law, and it is tracking to hit Brandon right in the head. And Brandon doesn't even see it coming. It doesn't hit him. It goes over the top of him because he's just flying the drone. And we're like, Brandon, you got to move. You don't have to be under the drone. But Brandon's new to drone flying. Yeah. And golf. Pretty much everything. And so all of a sudden, I'm up on the T-box and I see the drone getting lower and lower and kind of swinging. And I'm like, oh, Brandon's really being creative on this one. That's what we're thinking. Oh, a low shot. And he gets low, low, and I hit, and I think I hit it over the green a little bit or on the bat or something.

And Eddie goes, the drone's in the water. The drone never, it just slowly went down. I'm like, okay, Brandon's going low angle, cool, cool, cool, cool. Yeah, he was doing some artistic low and he was going to go up high or something. That's absolutely what it was. Apparently the battery died or something. Yeah, so the holes before, I didn't realize, I didn't know which holes you wanted me to drone it up, as they say in the drone community. Oh wow, they say that.

Yeah, it's pretty cool. But the battery only lasts like 20, 25 minutes. So by the time we got to this hole, I'm like trying to charge it. And he says, hey, man, we need to get this hole. I'm like, okay. And so I unhook it. I thought you guys were waiting for me to start the drone until you started. I didn't know you're going.

And I almost wish you would have hit me in the head just so I'd had an excuse. but I think what it was going over the water I think it detects water so it stops it's like whoa not gonna do that but at the same time it started dying it's like going the drone stops over water I couldn't fly it over the water

there's no way because people fly over water all the time there must be a setting that I that was like blocking it I couldn't do you think it just the battery though well it was saying going home and I was like where's home Going home?

It's alien. And it just, I couldn't control it. And it goes in. Save me. Save me. It goes in the little. Did it crashed in the little river? Ankle deep.

And so Brandon jumps in the water as we're hitting. He jumped in the water. Yeah, dude. It was mayhem. That is amazing. What was crazy though, that was like what, whole, I don't know. Five, whole six? Whatever it was.

Father-in-law, I've been waiting all year to play it. Nobody. All year. He said that. Nobody said a word about it. About what? Until lunch. After 19 holes.

Like about you going in the water and on earth? Nobody said anything about it. And I'm like, well, maybe they didn't see it. That's pretty cool. So we're sitting at lunch and like, hey, you know, Bill, what was your favorite party? Oh, I'd have to say a hole seven, whatever. What about you, Bobby? He's like, man, probably the, you know, the miracle on the Hudson drone crash.

And I was like, I'm so sorry. Wait, so does the drone work now still? It's still pending. Okay. It works. It's good. I only spent like 300 bucks on it. Oh, okay. It's a small one.

I was using it to track the drone above my house. Oh, yeah. I think just stopped showing up. Yeah. I had an artist reached out to me recently. About? A drone over their house. Oh.

And they were like, what did you do? And I'm like, sat there and took it until I think I got tired. And it just went away. Because you can't shoot it, right? You can't shoot it. You can counter drone it. Which is why you bought this drone. Yeah, I just want to go see what kind of drone it was to get.

closer to it, but then it got winter, and then I got cold. Yeah. I was like, I'm not going out in the cold. And then it just rained a lot. And so by the time I was really focused on going and getting, then it just wasn't showing up anymore. Just bad timing. And people would be like, you fake the whole thing. And I was like, guys, you don't know how a bit works for me.

I'll have an end to a bit. If I'm faking something, which I rarely do because they can't remember it. If I'm faking it, there's a reason I don't lie a lot because I can't remember the lies. Because I would. I'm not above it, especially for like content reasons. Of course. But I was like, guys, if this was a bit, I would have. have an end. Like I would send the drone up and then be carrying a second drone like coming out of

the woods. Like I would have done something. The end of the bit wasn't the drone just went away. That's a terrible end of the bit. That's how you know it was real. Yeah. So yeah, Brandon crashed the drone in the lake or the river that was connected to the lake. That's great. Have you seen the footage? Uh, uh, okay. Yep. Is all the footage gone? No, no, no. I still, I have the footage. I think as it was dying, it just turned off. I was like, oh, man, that would have been so cool. Oh, because it ran out of battery power. Right.

And it didn't save that? It didn't. It cut off the video before anything. Ran out of power. I think the best part about this is Eddie, remember last week before you guys left? He was in here like, you guys were talking about the drone. And Brandon's like talking about the drone. He's like, I don't really know.

Like, I'm going to figure it out as they go along here. Hey, I'm telling you, we learned a lot. By going along, we did. And this was the result. So, you know what? I'm glad it worked out for you there, Brandon. We've never used the drone. I bought it.

We never used it. So, you know what? It lived a good life. I love it. Does it have some footage on it? Oh, yeah. I got some footage off of it. One question, that sign, the Bobby and Friends.

Yep. That was them? Yeah. You guys just showed up and it was just there on the course? Well, they knew we were. Yeah. So we landed, they had a car to pick us up at the airport. And because we did this the perfect way.

I don't mind saying like real stuff on this show Not that I don't say real stuff On the big show I just want people to be like Oh they're so out of touch If you guys are listening here You know enough about my life

And our lives I don't have to keep stuff from you So we flew private Into Branson It's not a 50 minute flight That was it It was quick Up

I mean right when you flattened out You're going right back down The best As soon as we get there They have two SUVs to pick us up No three What? They have three SUVs

There's only three of us But one of the SUV It's like the Eagles, the touring band I don't like him One said Eddie on it What says Bobby on it One of the SUVs They put all our bags in

And took them to the cabin Okay One of the SUVs They took our golf clubs And put them at the course For the morning The next morning Yeah yeah yeah

And the other one we got in And they took us up to Do the golf cart ride Which is through the caverns Before the sunset Okay And driving through They had that sign up

That's awesome It's awesome And so we watched the sun, sundown ceremony. We called Reed, too, because they have a chapel, a really cool church on the, this sounds like a commercial for the place, but it's not. I'm telling you. We're just telling you the way it went. They paid us nothing. And so we called Reed, like, dude, why are you getting married in Oregon at a place you've never been where people have to fly in and then drive two and a half three hours?

This here in Branson, two hours from St. Louis, an hour and a half from Arkansas, this is elite. And we all could have gone to that one. Yes, we could have been there. He gets married two days. Yeah. But the par three course cliffhangers is, it's not open yet, but it opens in maybe by the end of the summer. Amazing. Amazing.

Kevin, there's one where you don't have to, but they encourage you to use a putter only. And you literally just have to tap it and it goes down the hill and kind of just doesn't. A little side to side all the way. They were the first. Really? Yeah. The desider of the par three course. On that whole, I don't know we're the first.

I know the two other holes we were The cavern we were the first to ever do it And another one we were first to do it That one count on the scorecard So we weren't the first to do that one Okay The whole one The other two that we went to and didn't count on the scorecard

Because they weren't on the card yet Like the cavern And then there was another one Because there were guys working underneath us On the right side of that Oh yeah Yeah that didn't count either Okay

But that one There's like a You can use a club But it's like the only one you can just put And even then it's hard Because if you go the wrong way It's awesome It's awesome, dude.

Yeah, it's awesome. You guys are like five-star recruits. In what way? Getting recruited, like, to the course. They pick you up. I'm telling you. They take your bags for you. But for us, it was the most fun.

So the cabin, you can go to my Instagram and look at the cabin. Oh, yeah, I saw. And we woke up that morning. We didn't go back to the cabin. We just spent one night. So cool. Yep. They had a grill out there.

Really? I know. If we didn't have to stay another couple nights, that's what we did have done. That's so cool. Yeah, it looked awesome. I wish we could have stayed like three nights. But we had stuff to get back to it. It was so last minute.

But we flew in, private, got picked up, had dinner. And like Johnny Morris's room. That's like a hidden room at the restaurant. It is a hidden room. There's no way you can go in that restaurant and find it. Really? Nope. It's like his room.

So we ate there all five of us and played golf all day the next day. Then after our second round, we just got on the plane and flew home. The weather looked great. Perfect. We're back by 5.30 p.m. Oh, that's amazing. That's the best. I shot a video that I sent to Reed of the church.

Reed, we're in a church. You could have got married here, Branson. Look at this. We would have all been there. Look at this. But no, you had to go get married in Oregon. Never even been. It's elite.

That's awesome. Can we go back next weekend? I wish. Like, I want to go back every weekend. I feel so guilty. just being like, hey, because I know they had to like check and see where they could find a spot for, I know they had to do extra work just to make sure, because I called them so last minute. So, but I paid for it, I paid for dinner.

I mean, I paid for stuff. So it wasn't, and again, they didn't pay me. So it's not like I'm doing anything for money. That's what paying would be, right? That would be, yeah, just making sure that's what being paid is. Exchange for money. But I still feel guilty to be like, hey, we want to, because I know they put us out so early on the golf course because they were like, hey, we'll put you out before anybody so you don't have to like play behind people.

So 4 a.m. We were out there. Yeah, dark. Hey guys. On the way over, Brandon realized he needed to have a license to fly a drone. Which is why you don't ask questions. Because right next to an airport. We're learning a lot.

We learn a lot every trip. Brandon's like, so do you guys care if I fly a drone? And I'm like, my inside, no, don't ask. And the guy's like, yeah, sure you have your license, right? You say, yeah. I said, do you have your pilot's license, right? I was like, uh, I didn't know what to say. said no. I thought maybe he thought Brandon flew us in on the plane. Yeah. But he meant his drone pilots

license. He tells me this app to go to. Did you get licensed? Oh yeah. Yep. Yeah. Do the app. But do you. I think he skipped the part about water crashing though. Yeah. Yeah. Well, I got my pilot's license and then I had to learn how to fly the drone. So, you know. Yeah. Hey, it's a learning process, man. Yeah, absolutely. I get it. Do you want to try to call Reed? He's in Oregon. Yes. He's getting married Wednesday. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, that'd be early over there, right? No. Not too early.

Is that for 9 a-A-N-A-N? And none of us are there. None of us. His best friends. Oh, wouldn't go that far, but his good friends. Well, yeah, he's got two good friends. It's not like where a groomsman. It didn't go.

If I'd have been a groomsman, I'd have been there. We had to be there. But I'm also as boss, so you don't make your boss a groomsman. You could? Good. You could. I guess if you're a friend's pre-boss. Yeah.

Like, Eddie was my best man, and I wouldn't make it. And I'm your boss, so that worked. but I think that we're friends before Answer Hey he's out of Dodge Do you what do you say? He's uh Oh he's out of pocket

Out of pocket He's not gonna answer Oh checking out You've reached your RV Leave your name and number And I'll get back to you as soon as I can At the tell him please record your message When you've finished recording

You may hang up or press one for more options Hey buddy I hope you're saving us a seat Hey Reed we'll be there in two hours Yeah man You got room for us in there there. We didn't get a place to stay. So we're just going to just kick it with you and Maddie.

I want the chicken, too. I'll take the fish. Hey, can I have steak? Do you even have three options? Okay, well, if you don't call us back in the next five minutes, we're just going to go ahead and not come. But if you call us back in the next five minutes, we're going to be there. So Brandon's got his pilot's license. It's going to fly us over. We're at the airport right now. Yep. All right, buddy. Happy wife, happy life. Bye. The best thing you ever told them.

Yeah. I missed that guy. It sucks. We can't be there. It does. But it was like every factor. Got to work. It's a Wednesday.

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So Mike's one that gave me this. I don't know if you want to talk about it or not. I can. But Commissioner Greg Sanky says that all field or court storming violations will be met with a $500,000 fine. But fines could be waived if a school prevents any fan contact with opposing player, staffers, or officials. Good look. Okay, wait. Say that again? So, let's say Arkansas beats Alabama.

Okay. We stormed the fill because it was at Arkansas. $500,000 fine. Total for all of us? For each. The school. Oh, the school gets fine. Not the student.

Got it got it. That makes me feel better. Okay. Yeah, the school gets fine. So the school gets fine. That's heavy. That's heavy. Because it was $100,000 for a lot of school.

like second violation, I believe, and we got it at Arkansas. If we went at all, we rush. But it could be waived if what? If they don't touch any of the players. No, no, no, you gotta give my five. Or the officials. Or anybody. Yeah, I mean, that's what it is.

So, but fines could be waived if a school prevents any fan contact with opposing player, staffers, or officials. In the past, when a big win seemed imminent, announcers have been made to let fans know, don't be permitted to storm, or wait 90 seconds after the buzzer. Nobody goes, okay, let's storm. one two

right three nobody that's not storming no that's being patient and celebrating no storming is like over go sometimes storming is before it's over like at Arizona football when they all ran on the field

yeah it was like Vandy one time they went down like single file all politely that's Vandy that is patience that's patience you my friend you go ahead being smart with their money so but I think they can control themselves

though like it says do not touch any player from the opposing team or any coach official. But they're just in the middle of everything. And these are college kids. They don't care about their school. And I just storm the field back in the day and the first thing you do is find a player. It doesn't matter who you just jump on their back.

It doesn't matter. It doesn't matter who. Yeah, it's awesome. I think they're going to want to rush even more now because of this. The real issue is, and I say the money, but it is the money because now money matters more than ever. Because in the past it's like, okay, so the foundation and we'll have to pay $100,000.

Now this money is direct NIL money that gets players. It's not money that's going to build a new cabinet inside the players lounge because you're like, who gives a crap? Yeah. But now I do give a crap if we can't pay an offensive tackle to come and play.

This could hurt your team. Yeah. Yeah. So, hey, what's the... Because I saw Gilbert Arenas. Yeah. Okay, so you go. Okay, so the untold series

that they do on Netflix with all these guys. We talked about Farr of the other day. Now they have one on Gilbert Arenas. Do you guys remember when that whole locker room gun incident? He brought a gun to be like, what's up? Yeah, 2009, I believe, with his teammate Javaris Crittenton, and it basically dives into all that, how that happened.

And Gilbert Arenas kind of, I don't know if you follow him a lot, but if you did, then, you know, he's a little bit goofy. He's quirky. He's quirky, even now I think he's a podcast or he has. He's a little quirky. So they dive into that a little bit, and then they talk about how the whole. whole gun thing happened. And it was all over gambling, of course, on a plane that escalated.

Like a card game or a dice game or a dice game on a plane. And then the next day they show up to the locker room with guns. And Gilbert's just playing a joke. But he's taking a joke way too far by bringing guns, obviously. The guy ended up bringing his own gun. And the thing I didn't know was afterwards, you know, Gilbert played a few more years. But he also, the other guy went down in a spiral. He got basically like blackballed from the league.

And then he ended up going to prison for killing somebody because he got put into that lifestyle and he ended up shooting a girl on accident when he meant to shoot a guy. End up killing her, served 10 years. And there's just kind of the domino effect of that gun incident that I never knew about. And I watched this over the weekend,

and it is really, really good. And Gilbert Arenas is, he's just a weird, weird guy. And I didn't know that the ripple effect that I had on all this. And it kind of started with him. It's not all of his fault. Obviously, that guy made his choices. But it kind of started with what he, set up for him, for Crittenton.

Yeah. And it sucks. It really sucks. So my favorite Gilbert Arenas Agent Zero story is so him and Richard Jefferson played together at Arizona. Yeah. Under Ludolson. They got drafted the same year. So Richard Jefferson got drafted first round,

13th overall. And he got drafted to the Houston Rockets. Oh. And was drafted as traded the New Jersey Nets on draft night. Oh, dang. So his rookie contract, Jefferson signed a four-year for around 6.3 million total over the lifetime of that deal. Okay?

So that's Richard Jefferson. He gets picked in the first round for a year, 6.3 million. Now, same team. Gilbert Arenas gets drafted second round 31st overall. Almost didn't get drafted. Now, he gets drafted to the Golden State Warriors. As a second round pick, he did not get a guaranteed contract. and that's still for the most part

is how it goes now. Some of the early second round guys will get a guaranteed contract. I only know that for sure because Jaylon Williams, my buddy who plays for Oklahoma City. My buddy. My buddy. He's your buddy, dude. That's cool. I just can't say that because we don't talk enough for him to be my buddy. I did, and I all stuff with him at Arkansas. He's reached out. We've talked like money stuff early in his career.

Like, hey, give me some advice because he didn't come for money. But it's not like we follow each other on Instagram, but I just feel weird saying buddy because that's a presentation that I don't think is fair. Half buddy. How about that? That works. works. Okay. So he did get a guaranteed contract. Second round to the Thunder. But as this second round pick, Aranus did not get a guarantee contract, he got a two-year $845,000 deal. And in that two years, he went

off. So he then signed on year three a six-year-60 million dollar contract. Wow. And they talk about how in year three, Richard Jefferson is on a four-year-six-million dollar deal after getting drafted in the first round. And Arenas is now out of his rookie deal, making $10 million a year and he's so much Richard than Richard Jefferson who got drafted. And they're playing against each other and he's like, I had it all. I was flung it. He's like, I had big watches. He goes, because my deal was so bad at the beginning, it allowed me to get to a bigger deal faster. And usually guys that come in that late aren't that good. Yeah. So he made so much more money than Richard Jefferson because his deal ended earlier because he wasn't as good as Richard Jefferson as far as getting drafted. Wow. And he

Yeah. Learning about him a little bit more, he would be the guy to let Richard Jefferson know. All about that. Yeah, quirky. Quarky guy for sure. I wonder what game they were playing

on the plane. I hope it wasn't that high or lower one because that one starts fights for sure. He wasn't even playing it. That's the thing. Oh, he wasn't? I believe it. One of the two was playing,

one wasn't, and then they started a fight with another teammate and then the other got involved and then that's how it escalated. Like it's not even like they were playing each other. Oh, I didn't know that. Yeah.

That's the thing. And then they land and still going at it and then come to the locker room the next day with guns. And it's just like, what are we doing? And I didn't know Gilbert Arenas, he would like buy guns in different states when he was playing the NBA and bring it back. Oh.

Basically, what is that? Not laundering. No idea. Yeah, he would buy it in like Arizona. Crossing state line. Yeah, easily buy it. So then he thinks the NBA banned him for 50 games that year, not because of the incident,

but because they knew people were going to find out. about that. But because of the incident they could say. Yes. Exactly. It's like Michael Jordan, hey, take some time off and play baseball, but really, it's rumored to be for all the gambling. Yeah, exactly. That's the conspiracy thing. Let's do 120 seconds on baseball, because it's about all people care about. You want to go Red Sox first, Kevin? Yeah. 120 seconds each or total? No, total.

Because they kind of suck. Yeah, the Red Sox do suck. They're pissing me off. and they got me a little bit worried about the Patriots season actually because the Red Sox last year were like, oh, they're going to be good. And then this year they're under 500. They can't get over 500. And all they do is piss me off.

And I hated the hype coming in, and I hate it even more now. I'll go. The Cubs were supposed to be below average, mid at best. They are 37 and 22. They're 15 games over 500. Pekro Armstrong is a monster. And he played a little last year, but he's like a homegrown kid too.

PCA is killing it What's his name? PCA, Pete Crow Armstrong Yeah, it's awesome So the fact that the Cubs are 15 over right now And we're June 2nd Let's go I think we're getting your wins I think they're just putting them in the wrong place

Yeah, probably Sounds like it Anything on baseball Eddie? Yeah, I'll go The best bet on baseball is first inning bet I used to bet no runs in the first inning But for some reason these teams are going off In the first inning

So bet over 0.5 runs Man, you're going to win some... That's been the one, huh? That's been the one that's been hitting it for me. I was always doing the... You told me to do the nobody scores than I did, and I probably won 55% of bets.

That was last year. Yeah. But for some reason this year, they're just scoring first inning. I wasn't winning enough to keep up. I was winning, I think I won slightly more than lost, but it was like so close. I was like, I'm kind of bored.

And I didn't care about really like Padres and Orioles. Right, right. I was just the Orioles. It was like my weird team to pick. They're bad this year, too. And you know what? They weren't supposed to be. So they fired their manager.

Yeah. They have a new... Oh, we have 10 seconds. They have a new manager. And they're letting Jackson Holiday now hit against lefties and righties, which they weren't. And now he's bat in 270 and over the night. I saw that with his dad and brother in the stands. And that's time.

Also, Ethan, the younger younger brother's probably going to be drafted number one overall, too. Where is he playing? Oklahoma State. Okay. High school. Yeah. Then Oklahoma State. Yeah.

If he goes to Oklahoma State. Yes. Right? That's accurate. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. We're out of time.

We're out of time. Yeah, we've been now. I cheated. We're done. I cheated. Okay. I think that's pretty much it for the show. Anything?

Eddie. First game. My six-year-old basketball team tomorrow, Tuesday. Double-header. A little stressed out about it. In the evening? Yeah. On a Tuesday?

630 and 7.30. So I'm going to be home until like 9 o'clock. I want to do. 60 seconds on college baseball. Texas lost a regional to UTSA. Texas win as the number two overall seed. I know nobody cares about college baseball. I do. They lost to UTSA. And Vandy lost two. Are they out? Yeah. The one and two seats. I fell asleep. I didn't see Vandy. I saw that Tennessee lost to Wake Forest in the ninth. And they're playing today. So that game could be over.

But in Tennessee is, they're not as ranked as high. But they did host the regional. They'll be who Arkansas plays because Arkansas won their regional. Yeah, you guys are good too, right? Yeah, we're the odds on favor to win the national championship. Nice. Cool. But we're the number 3C. You haven't talked about them at all. Well, I don't... There's a reason for that, right? Because I've been so outwardly about softball,

and they can be a bit confusing. True. And I would rather softball win than baseball because DJ is the coach of the softball team. Fair. But I've followed baseball, too. Yeah. Okay, time. That's it. Can we... What are the odds on Arkansas winning at all? Yeah, I mean, do I know right now? Let me go over to DRA, and then I see it up in my mix there.

Champion. I can, you know what I want to do? Plus 300. Do you want it all? Yeah. I can put a few dollars on that. Dang, dude, you're like two minutes too late. Hey, you want chicken or steak.

Yeah. We're just wrapping up. You just met, we were going to head. I know. We're headed back home, Reed. We were literally, we were getting our marriage license. Yeah, we're in Chicago, halfway point before we called you. Big day.

Big day, two days away. It is. We just got our marriage license And so now we're headed to Go make sure my tucks is good And then we've been used So we got about a five and a half hour drive Oh my God

So legally you're married No they got to sign it Somebody's got to sign it Oh, not signed you, okay got it Wait, go back to this drive So where are, what town are you in now? We're in Portland And you're gonna drive

I love Portland We've been there We all went recently Yeah last year Eugene's like an hour and a half away we went in or maybe not even that far. So you have a five and a half hour drive to the venue? Five and a half hours.

So a lot of her family are like stopping and sightsy and taking a longer scenic route. So I don't know what we're going to do to go. And then head out on the road. What if it's not good? Yeah. What if your tux is wrong? See, it was because I went and I,

and so this is the last chance. You're, body is kind of odd. It's a little different. I knew if I didn't say anything, you have to follow that up. All right, buddy. I have nothing else I can say to that. This is the last time we talked to.

This is the last time we're talking to you before you get married. So we love you. We hope it's awesome. Thank you. We wish the venue is closer. Like, I mean, any, even if it's in Portland, we'd have been there. Reed, did you, read, did you, do you tell your fiance about Branson? Dude, yeah, I showed her the picture.

The video. The video, yeah, sorry, the video. I had no idea that existed. Hey, did you know Brandon crashed a drone as we were shooting? No, he did not. Yeah, he crashed the drone into the lake. Oh, man. Yeah.

Yeah, rookie. You got to get it out once at least. Yeah, virgin. He's a drone virgin. All right, buddy. Next time we talk to you, you'll have some hair down there. Oh, my God. It's true.

It's in here, by the way. Oh, hi, Maddie. What up. We take it all back. All right. Be safe. Hope your drive's awesome. We love you, buddy.

We'll talk to you soon. Thank you. I love you guys. All right. See you, man. See you, man. See you, right. There he is.

Good old Reed. He just missed the call at the time tour. We'd all been up there. Yeah. Dang. It's our kids getting married. I'm going to bet. Here's I'm going to bet.

Oklahoma City won the championship. Parlay with Arkansas to win the baseball championship. Whoa. Parley. The Oklahoma, I'm not going to get any real odds but I'm just doing it because I want to be one of those though that they show on their social media draft king because it's like, this guy bet $10

$10.00 and then I'm going to parlay that with the Cubs World Series. Oh, man. And then I'm going to parlay that Cowboys Super Bowl. Oh no. That's where we stop. That's where we stop. You just cashed out after week one. I cash out after Oklahoma City wins the championship.

All right, we're out. Thank you, everybody. I don't even know. Reid, good luck, buddy. We know you won't hear this, but... No, we love you, dude. Yeah, good luck. And did you guys send him a gift or anything yet?

No, where's he registered? I'll text him. Yeah, we got asked. I'll text him. Yeah, because you have a whole year, right? Yeah. Wait, we weren't invited. So you still your friend.

We only didn't go... We were invited. We didn't go, but it's just because it's far. I sent him a bunch of money. Well, I said a bunch. Like, not thousands, about hundreds of dollars for his bachelor party. It's Venmodum. I was like, hey, I know, you guys.

guys are going to go do stuff. But that doesn't count as a wedding gift. Oh, I would have counted that. Oh, but I said for a bachelor, but I claimed, I claimed bachelor party though. Okay. But we heard what he did on his bachelor party. They didn't spend any money. He probably bought the tuxedo with that. There you go. Yeah. Yes. All right. That's it. Thank you, everybody. We will see you later on this week. Blow it, Eddie. All right, bye, buddy. Theme song written by Bobby Bones. That's me. And performed by Brandon Ray. Follow Brandon on social at Brandon Ray Music. You can follow the show on

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