The Bobby Bones Show - Best Bits with Morgan and Special Guest Eddie

Episode Date: October 9, 2021

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It is the best bits of the week, and I am Morgan. And if you haven't listened to this podcast before, what I do is talk about all the segments that happened this week. Well, not all of them. The best seven ones, and I count them down, so you make sure you can either relive the funniest moments or not miss a single thing from the show. Because I don't know if everybody can listen five hours every day. And my favorite part about this is that I bring somebody on with me and we typically just talk about whatever. And this week, I'm bringing on Eddie because he hasn't been all with me since he was the best man in Bobby's wedding. Wow. Has it been that long? It is. Time is flying by. It's been a while.

I looked at out. I was like, dang, I haven't had Eddie on in a high. Hot minute. Yeah, and I love doing this with you. I know, we talked for a long time. Yeah, I know. It's really, my longest one. Let's not talk for a very, very, very long time today. Well, we really try, but then we just get into it. We just talk. I know. It's like our therapy session together. Yes. But we will get into it so we can hopefully not keep it long. So here we go, y'all. During the show this week, Bobby listed his top five all-time best TV shows. Some were controversial, some. Everybody knew because we've talked about them a thousand times. But there are some on there that are brand new. So they were controversial. virtual. Eddie, we watch a lot of TV on the show. We do. It's part of our job, isn't it? I mean, kind of like staying in pop culture, right? I think there are a bunch of things that I wouldn't be normally be doing if it wasn't part of this job. Yeah, like, I feel like I'm

disconnected if I don't watch certain things. Correct. I hate when Bobby does a list like this, and I don't even know what he's talking about. Like, like, you know, he watches so many new shows. And it's really cool to keep track of him because sometimes I'm like, oh, I don't even really need to watch it because he watched it. Or like, that sounds really good. I want to watch it. So I do appreciate it when he does these lists, but it also at the same time makes me feel like, man, I'm missing out.

Like, because there's a lot of good TV shows out there that I'm probably never going to watch. When I think it happened after the pandemic, too, during the pandemic currently, like, everybody started watching a whole lot of TV. Tiger King. Yeah, because we're bored. What else are you going to do? You're stuck in your house. So everybody's watching TV.

I think that, like, really added to it because that's all we were talking about. Because, again, you couldn't go out of your house. so you didn't have a life to talk about. You know what I don't understand, though, when people are talking about TV shows, is when they say, give it three episodes. I'm like,

Bobby told all of us about Squid Dave. Yes, he says that all the time. I'm like, with all the TV shows that we have, because we do have a problem picking TV shows, right? Don't you and your boyfriend

have that issue of like, you sit down, ah, let's watch a, let's watch a movie, or let's watch a show. And then you're just like, there are like hundreds. I don't even know what to pick.

Yes. And it's hard if it's not a new one. Like, after I've watched all the new ones or whatever, right? And then I'm saying that I'm like, okay, I don't know what to do with myself. Yeah. And trying to go back through old ones and be like, what's worth watching that has like eight seasons? Right.

And most of the time, none of them are. Yes, I agree. And then I'm like, why are we wasting our time with three episodes that we're like, I don't know if this is good or not when there are so, there are so many more to choose from. So just kind of be like, hey, you know what? I watched the first episode. Don't like it. I'm moving on.

I think that's a fair point, too, though, because like if you watch the first episode, you're like, I'm not digging it. You're not going to end up liking it a few down. Yes. And TV executives, like all these companies that do research and stuff, they should know that the first one should be the best. Yes. Like I started watching Ordinary Joe.

The NBC show. On NBC. And I don't even know. I'm only two episodes in. I think there's a third one out now. But I don't know where it's going or what. But that first episode is all I needed. Well, yeah.

And it will get you enough to watch the season. Yeah. And then after that, who knows? Who knows if you'll get hooked after. If I like it, I like it. If not, I don't. Like, oh, good example I think is manifest. Oh, I love that one. People are loving Manifest, right?

But you didn't like it. This was, I don't know, last year maybe, because it's been out for a while. I think it was last year. Somebody told us about Manifest. So my wife and I watched it. Oh my gosh. The first few episodes, I'm like, this is, this storyline is amazing. Such a great storyline.

And then after a while, once like the main thing that they tease on all the shows is over. Then there's another storyline that happens. And I'm just kind of like, huh, I guess the writers just kind of didn't think that far ahead. So they're kind of just like, hey, where do we go now? Maybe we'll start doing this. And I'm like, okay, you lost me. So I'm done with Manifest. I haven't even gone to season three, I think they're at now.

So you got through one and two. I got to one and half of two and then quit. And then my wife's like, no, I love it. I'm going to keep watching. I said, you can keep watching on your own. I'm out. It sounds, though, to me like, and when you talk on the show, too, that you're mostly a limited series guy. Like, you like the very few hook you right away and you watch five and you're done.

Yeah. Yeah, I do. I don't have a lot of time. Yeah. You know, the way my life is structured is I get home and I have about an hour or two hours before we got to go pick up the kids. And so that's usually my wife and I go out to lunch or or I watch a little bit of an episode or something while I'm eating lunch. Or are we cleaning the house? something along those lines.

And then we pick up the kids. And next thing you know, there's practice, there's homework, there's dinner. And then bedtime for all of you. Bedtime about 839. And my wife's like, I don't know if I have a show in me. And then I'm like, well, I'll stay up and watch an episode. I get through about 15 minutes, 20 minutes of an episode. And it's so there you go.

That's my life. And that's why I can't keep up with Bobby and all his shows that he watches. Well, I think that's fair. You do have four children in the household, Eddie. I mean, the fact that you've been watching any TV is giving yourself a lot of credit right now. Well, and then Friday nights, I'm just kind of like, do I stay up late and kind of like, you know, wake up later on Saturday, which I know is not possible. But I tell myself that because I don't have work in the morning. But the kids all wake up like at 637 anyway.

Okay, so they all are early risers. Yeah, two of them are early risers. The other two can sleep until 10. And you'll let them sleep until 10? No, not really. If the two are up and then we wake up, we might as well just wake everyone up. But the other two are like spring breakers. They could stay asleep until noon if we let them, but we don't let them.

And that's the eight, which are the around the ages that are the early risers and the all-day sleepers? The early risers are the two-year-old and the eight-year-old. Okay. And then our seven-year-old and our 13-year-old, they're the spring breakers. It makes sense. They're getting older. They understand that sleep's pretty awesome. The other ones are like, I still want to do all the things with mom and dad.

Yeah, party animals. Yeah. Oh, man. Okay, so not a lot of TV or movies happening in your household unless you're watching a movie as a family. Yes. You have an hour to watch. Yeah, that's why, like, I was on the show, I'm always talking about cartoons or animated stuff, the Disney stuff. Because I, when it's movie night, which is Friday night, and it's pizza and we pick a movie, we usually watch an animated show because all of us can watch that.

And I cannot wait for the moment we can watch like a movie I want to watch. You know, like, I cannot wait to we're all, like, old enough to watch. watch. When do you think that is? I don't know. At what point do you think they're all going to be the age? Like the youngest is at the age where they can do that. I mean, it's, I don't think it's going to work out because our 13 year old son now, our oldest, he'll be off in college when the baby's even old enough to watch a rated PG movie. So, so I don't know. I don't know when that's going to happen. But I do try to sneak in like goonies or things that I grew up watching. A few at least like a little bit more older. Yeah. Back to the future. Those kinds of things. You know, I kind of sneak that in.

Can you watch like action movies with them now that are more like, I guess along the lines of like a Transformers movie? Yeah, totally. We can watch that. Yes. Avengers. It's just not the like intense battle scenes that you can watch. We're watching Harry Potter's, which is cool because I have to watch it for the show and they like it as well. Yeah, we're not even going to stay on that topic because I ain't not spoiling nothing to end.

Yes, please. You don't do not do that. I do want to know that too. I don't trust me. I don't want to stand on a quarter. I do want to know what are your top five TV shows. Oh, that's tough. Of all time.

Yeah, of all time. You know, your whole life. I mean, I will go with one that I just really like because it's old. You probably have never seen it. But when I was, and I was watching reruns as a kid. But it was part of my childhood and it was Three's Company. No, three's company. See, you know what it is.

Have you ever seen an episode though? I don't think so. Not that I can put like, because I'm picturing I love Lucy right now. No. It's not black and white. I know. I can't picture it. So I'm picturing.

I love Lucy and I know that's not what it is. It's old, but it's not black and white old. And it's hilarious. It's like these two girls, they need a roommate so they get a guy. And I never realized it was very sexual. And like it happens to all of us as you get older, by the way. All your favorite things become sexual. I had no clue.

Like how risque it was for like 1978 or whatever whenever it came out. But so these two girls, they have an apartment and they need third roommate so they get a guy. But the only way the landlord will let him live there is if he's gay. So he acts like he's gay the whole time just so he can live there. But he's really like a playboy and he loves girls and he like always goes on dates. And so throughout the show, he's just literally trying to like just do what he has to do to stay there even though he's trying to live his regular life. I never even knew that was the storyline of it. I just know the, the, the because he was goofy too. Like the John Jack Tripper, I think was his name. He was. He was,

goofy and he would fall and he would like just he was a cook or a chef and he'd always like burn himself and do like goofy stuff like that which is why I liked it as a kid now watching it as an adult I'm like this is different there's more to this than I thought there was but still really really funny yeah so I would say three's company is definitely a favorite Seinfeld again I mean when we were in when I was in high school Seinfeld was groundbreaking it was just a different kind of comedy it was literally a show about nothing and it came out when you were in high school. Yes.

Right? Like the first episode? Maybe middle school. Okay. Maybe I don't remember somewhere around there. But it was on TV when you were in high school. Yes. Like for the first time.

Yes. Yes. And so it was a show about nothing but yet hilarious. And it was almost like whenever you lived your life and something weird would happen to you, everyone would say like, oh my gosh, this is like a sign-feld episode. You know? Because that's what they would do, which is now curve your enthusiasm because Larry David, who does curve your enthusiasm

was one of the creators of Seinfeld. Okay, so that's that connection. Very similar kind of, it's very similar of the writing of like things that everyone experienced, but don't really talk about. You know? Yeah.

Like losing your car in a big parking garage. Everyone's, at one point of your life, you do. So there's a whole episode of Seinfeld of where they literally cannot find their car. And they're walking around the entire parking lot trying to find their car. And that's the one that has the very famous soup scene. Is that right?

The soup Nazi. Yes. Yes. Yes. No soup for you. Yes. See, I can put old shows with pop culture moments, but I cannot. Yes.

You know, tell you the characters. One of my favorites, though, is George. He's one of the characters. He is going on a date because it's all about their dating life. And so, and George is going to a date and he lies to the girl and says he's a marine biologist. And he did it on purpose because he's like, she'll never catch me on this. Like, who's a marine biologist? No one.

So I just made up a random. name or whatever. So he goes with it and they go for a walk on the beach and there's a beached whale. And like ironically, they're like, is anyone here a marine biologist? And so he has to act like he's a marine biologist just to keep his girlfriend. Oh. And I feel like too in so many movies that has transpired. So I wonder if that was like that creation. Probably. Yeah. A very like iconic TV moment. It was it was groundbreaking. Like the show was just it was something like we had never seen before. So Seinfeld is definitely on that list.

Okay. Oh, man. And then I think, I think Breaking Bad just because it was, again, the first of its kind. It was worse like murder mystery kind of show. No, the first, binge, binge show. Because it was one of, it was during the, when TV was on demand. Oh, like the start of Netflix kind of. Yeah.

On subscription or. Yeah. Well, I think it was on AMC, right? AMC was the show that it was on. Sounds right. I don't know. I didn't watch this one. You've never seen Breaking Bad?

I haven't. Oh. That's why I said is it like murder. I thought it was like kind of like a crime murder type movie or like boss people. It's a story of a chemistry teacher that his life's just kind of going down. Like he's getting a divorce and he's just got he can't afford things and he's got to get out of this hole. And he has cancer. That's what it is.

He has cancer and he's just like I can't afford my medical stuff. my marriage is falling apart. I don't know what to do. So he starts making meth because he's a chemistry teacher and he knows how to do it. Drugs. So he starts making meth. I mean, talk about your life. The lead guy, the guy that we had on the show?

Brian Cranston. Yes. No, no. The guy we had on the show was his father was his brother-in-law, D-E-A agent. Okay. Yes. So, I mean, think about that. Like this guy just being like, all right, I'm just going to do this because I need money to do good things.

Is it like violent or vulgar? Oh yeah because it just gets his life just gets worse and worse and worse and worse and worse and worse. Like one thing just leads to another and the unimaginable. I think that's why I didn't watch. There's a reason I didn't watch it because everybody was talking about it. I was like, I kind of want to watch it, but I'm like, I can stomach it. It's so good because you start feeling sorry for him. You're like, dude, like you're a good person, but you're becoming evil.

So there you go. we never hope happens to us, right? Right. Yeah, exactly. So breaking bad. Breaking bad. So would I have two left? Yeah, two more. Do you rank those? Or are these just like all in general? I would just say in general.

Okay. Wonder Years. Definitely don't know. You've never seen the Wonder Years? Do you know how many times I've got a freaking trivia question about wonder years and can never answer it? No matter how many times I get a question about it? On the show?

Yes. Well, maybe you should watch the Wonder Years. I think it's come in easy trivia. It's come in Elder Version Millennial. Like every type of game I've played that stupid TV show haunts me. The Wonder Years is so good. And it's just like a kid growing up in 1969. A lot of stuff happened in the world. So before, after Three's Company? After Three's Company. Okay. Yeah, we were, this was already, I think we were in elementary school when it was coming out, but we were watching them new. They weren't reruns. So I think

it's a 90s show, 80s, 90s show. Maybe just 80s. But so, so yeah, it's a kid that's growing up in 1969 and he's an adult now but he's telling the stories of his like adolescence of growing up in a very complicated time in America like just racism Vietnam and all those presidents getting assassinated and that kind

of stuff or whatever so it's pretty cool but at the same time he's also trying to fall in love and so it's that story of just a little boy growing up in a regular American neighborhood and like just trying to deal with all this stuff I mean all of these besides breaking bad like your one it's like you have all your good feel good shows and then you

have one like really dark show. Yeah, dark. Which is a really good percentage because if you had a lot of dark, I'd be worried. Yeah. Right. I don't have like three positive one kind of dark. I think I just have like, I have like something in me that really like I love to have fun and be happy and all this stuff. But I like to think and I like to kind of like see serious stuff like like the wonder years where it's like it wasn't all, it wasn't all happy. It was this kid really growing up in a weird time. I love that kind of stuff. I love thinking about that. Real life associated. Yeah.

Yeah. I like that. And they've remade the Wonder Years and it's coming out now. And it's with Don Cheadle. He is, it's the story of him growing up as a black kid in that time. Dodd Cheeto was in Iron Man. Yes. Yes, he was.

Okay. Yeah. So are you going to watch your remake? I've already watched the first episode. Do you like it? I do. Remakes are hard because sometimes they either nail it or sometimes they totally mess it all up. Yeah, I do.

I like it because I can watch it with my kids. and again, it covers hard topics, but somehow has a really good way of explaining it to kids because he's also like a 12, 13 year old in the show. So could I watch this remake and not have seen the other one? It's completely different. Okay. So it's just, it's keeping the storyline different type,

but like same plot? Same time periods, same idea. Okay, that's what I was like. But the old one's about a white American kid, and this is about a black African-American. kid growing up at the same time and how different they viewed those same kind of things. Yeah. Okay. All right. So pretty cool. Remake. What's the remake on? If anybody wants to watch it. I think it's on ABC. Okay. So cable streaming. Right. Yeah. Like network. Network regular TV.

Okay. Got one more. And then one more. This is tough. Oh. What about you? Let me, let me think about it. You think on your number one. Okay. I have, I have a few, which I don't know that you have seen. You've seen friends. Love it. That's on my list. Yes. Um, new girl. I've seen New Girl. A few episodes are the full thing. First season. Okay.

Yeah, there's like seven seasons. Who's the funny guy? Schmidt. Schmidt. Yeah. New Girl is like my Seinfeld. Or even my three's company. Yeah.

Because now that you've told me that storyline, a girl joins four guys as a roommate. That's true. So it's kind of like a newer version of that. Yeah, I guess so. Sex in the City. Never seen it. But that was a very, very popular. popular one for several years.

I think that was even big when I was like in high school maybe. Definitely big for females. Yeah. All very focused on women and women empowerment. That was like the first of its kind, right? So sex in the city, definitely a big one. Have you watched all sex of the city? Oh yeah.

I even watched it again recently because I got HBO Max and it's on there just with friends too. So I can watch two of my favorite shows whenever. It's awesome. How many seasons is that? I would think it's a lot. Of sex in the city, there's six, I believe. six or seven, but then there's two movies. And there was a, um, a version remake done too.

Are the movies good? Yeah, the movies are really good. They literally just fall right into line with the show. Yeah, and they did a remake that's literally about to come out. And I'm really excited about that one. That's awesome. Yeah, and they have all the same characters. They're just older, which is even cooler because like most of the time they'll do new people and

it's all different. Carrie Bratshaw. Yeah. Yeah. Sarah Jessica Parker, all the things. Um, and she's married to me. Mr. Big? Yeah, I'm very excited. Who's Mr. Big?

He's a famous actor, too, right? He is huge. I cannot think of his name. I can see his face. People are probably yelling at their radio right now. Yes, that one. That's a good one. Gilmore Girls. Oh, yes. I told you, I started watching Gilmore Girls. Did you have finished that?

I didn't finish it. Just because I started watching other things. Not that I hated it. I loved where it was going. That's also one that I would think you would like all of it because of how real life intertwined it is. It's like a mother and a daughter best friend. like going through life and just like going through life with humor does she ever get together with the diner guy i'm not spoiling anything because i mean like you walked me into that

because i mean like you would think right at some point because they have good chemistry i ain't saying nothing okay what is it i plead the fifth and i can't stand her parents oh the older yes i cannot stand them i'm like oh have i had that relationship like why do you even keep going back to them and move far far far away i have a lot of things to say i'm not saying anything i have a lot of things to say not saying it's not saying it's not saying it. Okay. And then maybe a little bit of a controversial one, but it's Arrow, which is a superhero TV show. Arrow.

I don't think I've ever heard of that. It's the DC universe, but it's about the green arrow and his whole, like, story. And I don't know why I just really, like, connected with it. It's dark, but then add some really light moments. Superhero, it's the whole, like, shabang, which I recently watched. But that's probably, like, number five. It's like, it's waiting on there, right? Like, I could add one and it could fluctuate.

And your favorite one was what? New girl. I would argue that new girl is definitely my my top one. My wife love New Girl. And so I would just watch it with her because she liked it so much. But I never complained. I liked it too. Oh yeah. I would laugh out loud. It's like one of the only that and friends are the only two TV shows that I will sit and laugh out loud. I will tell you and I guess I can put friends on my list because I'm thinking I'm like, I don't know like what. Friends is huge. Like Friends is universally such a good, good show. And the other day, oh, my wife and I went to the beach. And we were like, what do we do like today?

Should we go to the beach? And it was kind of like drizzling outside. So we just stayed in the hotel room and watched friends for like two or three hours. And it was the greatest. Like I had never seen friends like that back to back, back to back. To me, friends was something that we just like, it was really, it was weekly. Yeah. And so it came out when.

Yeah. College. Yeah. College. Late high school, early college. And you would watch it weekly. People would say like, hey, we're watching friends in my apartment tonight. And we're like, all right, we're coming over.

That's so wild to think about because like now, like in my lifetime, it's been like, hey, everybody come over and watch Game of Thrones. But for you, like, hey, everybody come over and watch Friends. Oh, man, I remember like they were big episodes. They would be like, oh, this is a big one. They find out about whatever, blah, blah, blah. I'm not going to say anything. But there is a 10 year.

I think we're just a 10 year on Friends. Still, though, there are shows that people haven't watched. Ooh, I just thought about Friday Night Lights. Yes, and one trio. Oh, both good ones. Can we do six? Top six? No, I'm taking out Arrow.

I'll take out friends and do Friday Night Lights. And I'll do one, true. There you go. Figured that out. Both good ones. So good. Did you watch all Friday Night Lights? Oh, yeah.

That's back on Netflix now, too. We were having dinner with like another family and somebody mentioned like, they keep talking about Friday Night Lights and everyone at the dinner went, like, you have to watch this now. Yes. Well, and I think for us, Friday Night Lights and one, Hill were the actual ones that I came out when I was in high school that people were actually watching everybody was talking about everything else had already come out and you were watching

reruns yes those were two TV shows that came out and everybody was watching kind of together I guess you don't know what reruns are though because that reruns were a thing that the network TV stations would do like shows that they did reruns of friends that's how I watched friends I guess you're right yeah on TBS yeah okay that's how I that's how I ever first watch friends. And then when it finally went on streaming, I watched it fully, like, episode to episode because I had watched it through reruns and didn't know, you know, where everything was at. Exactly. So I did. That was my rerun show. That and Fresh Prince of Bel Air. Nice. Because I wasn't alive when that came out. That one's so good, in it. And George Lopez was the

other one because they were on Nickelodeon. At a time before they were on TBS. I was a late nine out and I had a TV in my room. My parents never knew that I always stayed up so late because I couldn't sleep. So I would watch friends and then fresh prints would come on and then George Lopez if I stayed up until like three years. Nice. Those are all good. Yeah. They were great shows. They were great reruns on Nickelodeon. Yeah. Now I'm aging myself. This is, this is what happened? You're not aging yourself. You're not even old. That happened like 12 years ago. That's okay. You're not old. Sorry, I won't say I'm old, but I feel old. Can I say I feel? Yeah, you can say whatever you want, but the reality is, you're not old. I know, but like, isn't insulting to you if I say I feel.

No. No. It's only if I say I am old. Do you feel old because your body hurts or you just feel old because you're talking about stuff that happens so long ago? It's just the further out I get from things happening. Like the fact that it's now 2000s babies that are 21. Like I am now at 90s on the license or whatever. That made me feel old. So I'm getting to that point where things are making me feel old. When I used to work in TV, there was a guy that worked there, and he would always tell me, like, he was a grumpy older dude. And he would always say, like, you don't know what it's like to be an older man. And I'd be like, I don't know what you're talking about. Like, you're right. I don't know what you're talking about. And I never had any sympathy for him and what he was

saying. I think about him all the time now. Now I'm like, I get what he was saying. And I'm telling you, you have no idea what it's like to be an old man. Okay. So I shouldn't, I shouldn't say, I am old and I should say I feel like I'm getting old. Right. And you're not a man. So, yeah. But I think you're going to hold that 20 years down the line. You're going to come find me and be like, Morgan, we got to have a talk. I just know it. All right. You guys can hear right now, these are Bobby's best five TV shows of all time. And, you know, if you want to let us know yours, you can hit Eddie and I up in the DM.

And don't let him tell you, give it three episodes. Yeah, it's always the first one. You don't like it. Just move on to the next. Number seven. I was talking about Squid Games and how it. but maybe my favorite show of all time. So I've put together my top five favorite TV shows of all time because people demand it.

Number five, all time. The first six seasons of the Walking Dead. Yeah. It was so good. I love zombies. I love apocalypse. I love Into the World. Like, that was my jam.

I could not wait for another episode. Then they changed showrunners, which is the person who's actually in control the show, and it got dark. Like, literally. You couldn't see the people. Oh, literally dark. Yeah.

Like, they started shooting it way dark. darker. And I can't see anyway. It sounds like this. They lost you. I was out. Not like you get the storyline. Just visually, I couldn't keep up anymore. So, but Walking Dead was just A plus for so long. I put that at five. At number four, because of total time consumed friends. Oh, yeah. I've watched so much friends. I don't know that I would pick that right now. It's a top show to watch if I have every show in front of me.

But I have to go with what I've watched the most and has brought me the most. joy over my 41 years of life. And number four, it's friends. At number three, the most trippy show I've ever seen, half crap ends up right, Black Mirror. Yeah, you love that. Wacky. That show. It's out there.

Turns you inside out, because it's so out there, but it ends up being a lot of times for real. The social media episode where you only get clout and get to do stuff because you get more likes, this is what we're turning into. It could go on and on. That show is wild. Black Mirror is at number three. At number two, the Squid Games. Oh, oh.

I had to think about it. I spent time thinking about it. It's so early. I know, but sometimes you just know. You know how you meet somebody in life? I met Kaylin. I was like, oh, that she's the one. She's the one.

It's like it just makes sense. That was you in Squid Games? Yeah, I was just like. And everything about Squid Games, I should not like. I don't like watching movies and subtitles. I don't like watching movies where they dub over. I don't like a lot of violence. I can handle it if everything else around it's good.

But I loved it. It took me an episode and a half to really like dial in and be like, this is my jam. But number two, squid games. So that means breaking bads out. Yeah, because we know the number one. Number one's easy. And the fact that I've just been insulting it by saying squid games is my favorite show, I'd like to apologize to the office.

Because it is without a doubt far above anything else. The number one show of my lifetime, to me, is the office. Thank you all. Yeah, you're welcome. If Squidgins puts out like another season, nobody got to talk. Is Breaking Bad at like six? I'm at Breaking Bad at the top like 12.

Okay. I'd also put in in no order, Breaking Bad, Game of Thrones, the Boys on Amazon, which I love that show. Fresh Prince, Golden Girls. Three's Company? No.

No, not in there. I really enjoy Yellowstone, though. Yeah. And some of this may be just because it's been newer. Maybe Top 100 on that. Did you ever watch Mad Men? No. Oh.

Lassow is close, but it's only two seasons. In season two, it's been as good as season one. That's not. But still, it's been really good. Yeah. I would compare it to Ted Lassow in its season that hasn't been as good is still better than most every show. Yes.

I would compare it to Casey Musgrave's latest album. It's not my favorite record that she's done. It's actually probably my least favorite, but it's still better than almost every other record. You know, because I just think she's the best. And this last record's like, eh. But I'm such a big fan that I'm like, even a me from her is like better than 90. 95% of the only crap out there. You know?

Do that make sense? Yeah. Same thing with Ted Lassow is, yeah, he's just awesome. It's the best bits of the week with Morgan number two. It's always a good time when Dr. Oz comes on the show because he answers a bunch of medical questions and he answered some questions for Bobby about his colonoscopy, but Eddie, I want to know. I know we're just going to get a loss over that.

Do you have any, like, medical problems recently? No. No? My back hurts. My back hurts. I mean, I'll tell you something. Like my wife, she's so big on carbs, like being a problem for a lot of things. And I have a friend who's like, he does a lot of nutrition stuff and he studies a lot about that stuff. And he tells me too, he's like, yeah, man, all that stuff, carbs, they cause inflammation in your body. So certain things that you wouldn't even think are being affected by your consumption of carbs. And I'm always just like, shut up. I like my pizza. I like my bread. Like, I'm cool. But as my back, hurts and I do cut carbs for like two weeks my pain goes away and there's even like this is crazy this and everyone's probably like well duh don't be stupid like you idiot but I mean I'm I'm a believer now because I even have sinus issues and when I lay off the carbs and I guess it's the inflammation of my membranes in my nose or what it's not as bad as when I'm not

eating carbs I'm telling you my mood is better I feel better my body doesn't hurt when I don't eat carbs. Two things here, Eddie. Everything is fine in moderation. If all you're having is carbs. I mean, I love carbs. I don't feel like I've eaten if I don't eat carbs. Does that make sense?

I do. But you like meat and you can eat meat. Sure. And you can eat some like broccoli with that and that's not a lot of carbs. But I need chips on top of it. No, you don't. Yes, I do. This is where, this is where.

And I need to put that meat in a tortilla. Do you understand what I'm saying? And I need to make a sandwich out of that. But I'm saying you have to find the way in moderation. you can still have carbs. You just have to have it in moderation. I get it. With all things.

That goes even for veggies, candy, everything. Yes. But also on that fault, everybody has different food allergies. And it is very possible that you have an allergy to gluten, which is a thing, or bread. You sound like my wife. Or carbs. I mean, it could be, it could even be wheat. I agree.

Like, it could be any of those different things. So you could explore that first before you totally stop doing carbs. But like, again, I can't have my thyroid issue that I have. I can't have a lot of dairy or it will be 20 times worse than what you guys hear. So like. You're talking about the scratchy. Yeah, my scratchy throat. It's a thyroid issue.

And I have like a supplement for whatever. And it helps. But if I have too much dairy, it gets wildly, wildly worse. Anything. Cheese. So I have to have it in moderation. Yeah. Or like on a weekend when I'm not coming in here or whatever and it can kind of sort

through my body, but you can still do those things. There's some people that have to cut it out, but you can still have that stuff in moderation, even if you go and get all these tests on. I know. And I always feel like if I just cut my tongue off, I would be fine. Like literally, it's my tongue that gets me in trouble. Because if I didn't know how to anything tasted, I wouldn't want to eat it. So even when you got COVID, did you lose?

Yeah, I know you lost your smell, but you didn't lose your taste. I didn't lose my taste. Never lost it. Yeah, it was a weird feeling. I'm going to tell you, though, but I still ate all the time. You did? I'm going to be honest. And you eat junk food too?

Yes. But you can't taste it. I did not taste it. Like I was going through it. And I was eating anything that I thought would make me feel better. And so I didn't care if I couldn't taste it. I didn't care what it was. It was going to my body to make me feel better.

And so I still ate everything. Even though people are like, oh, you lose your taste you want. I'm like, no, I ate just as much, if not more than I normally do. It's eating ice cream. You can't even taste you. Yeah. I'm just like, here, let me have it all. Yeah.

Yes and no. I don't even know that that changed it for me because I think I just love food. Yeah. I mean, I think and two, my growing up, my eating habits growing up were terrible. Like my parents gave me the worst food ever. Like what was your normal meal for a family dinner? Okay. But hamburger helper, rice and beans, everything with a tortilla.

Tortillas were a normal part of my dinner. Like it was like, here is your dinner and I made 10, 20 tortillas. Like here you go. So tacos. Casidios. But anything was a taco. If you had rice and chicken, which my mom would make, like shredded chicken in Spanish rice, you made it in a taco.

So you didn't eat it as a bowl. It was always going to be a taco. It was always going to be a taco. Yes. But I mean, my lunch was, I'm not kidding. Through high school, it was a frozen pizza that my mom would pack and I would put it in the microwave oven with Cheetos and a Hawaiian punch and a Twix. And I ate that every day. To be fair, though, that sounds like lunchable.

We still eat those. Yeah, sure. Sure, yeah. Just sounds like your mom just, you know, made it homemade. It was just like every day, and that's just what I grew up with. And I was going to have a Twix bar with after every meal. And if we were thirsty, we would drink Coke. Yeah.

We wouldn't drink water. We would go for a Coke, a Sprite, a Fanta. You don't drink Coke or, like, soda anymore. Rarely. I caught pop, but I heard you go to say soda. I do. I call it pop. Rarely.

You? No, not anymore, but I mean, same. I think before, though, when you were younger, when I was younger, I mean, even 10 years now, we've learned so much about sugar that we didn't know before. Oh my gosh, yeah. My meals, because I was a vegetarian that I turned at eight, I had, my poor dad had to make me mashed potatoes and macaroni and cheese and bread and butter is what most of my meals consisted of. Or like a grilled cheese or cheese cassidia. Like, I didn't have a lot of things as a kid, especially because I hated veggies.

So like he's trying just to make sure I'm sustaining any food. So weird you're a vegetarian, but you hated veggies. Mm-hmm. Now I love them. Yeah. Because that's all you eat. I mean, it's all you can eat. You need variety. You do.

Well, and I had to eat healthy at some point. I couldn't keep eating mashed potatoes and mac and cheese for dinner. So your dad was never a vegetarian with you guys? He was just... No, and it's kind of ironic, too. My mom got sick with meat when she was pregnant with me. So it was almost like fate. Yeah.

It was in you. Yeah. It was happening one way or another. This one doesn't need meat. She just can't take it. But I do think that was a thing. Like, I think sugar was just so, everybody was consuming sugar. Because that meal that you're talking about was so common.

Everybody had meals like that. Everybody had like a dessert, had like a chip and had like a main course and then a soda. Yeah. Or a pop or whatever. And dessert. Yeah. Like that was the, even at school lunches, that was the thing. You're right.

Like you had a cookie or a brownie or a cinnamon roll with whatever the meal was. I guess it's not like that now. Yeah, I don't, what are your kids eat when they go to school? Do they make a lunch? We pack them a lunch most of the time And then there would be days where my wife's just like I don't have we don't have groceries We're just out

So here here's $5. Is there school meals good? Well my 13 year old son So his school's attached to kind of a high school So they're kind of in the same area So they can share the same cafeteria And their cafeteria has a Chick-fil-A What?

Yeah So What? Excuse me? Yeah so when he goes with $5 What's in mashed potatoes while your kids are eating chick flet? I know and he's just like, hey, mom, dad, I don't really, don't pack my lunch this week. I'm like, no, you're not getting chick filet every single day. I know what they're doing.

But they have to pay for it. They do, yes. But there's also a card too that they can charge it on. But you guys have to supply that card with money. We do, we do. But what he does sometimes is he takes his lunch and doesn't eat it and then he charges it. He charges chick filet. And then he, I guess he throws his lunch away. And it's like, yeah, I just. And then we're like, hey, there's five charges of Chick-fil-A for last week. Like, what happened? And then he's like, okay, I got Chick-fil-A, and I threw my lunch away. I'm like, don't do that.

You're wasting food. Honestly, though. So smart of Chick-fil-A. I know. Because, like, kids are not going to, their parents are not there in that moment. And if they want Chick-fil-A, they're like, I'm going to go get it. I know. And there's no discipline with a 13-year-old.

He's just like, what am I doing? There's Chick-fil-A right there or a bologna sandwich. Chick-fil-A. Yeah, especially when you're not around to be like, hey, you're not supposed to do that. Yeah. That's amazing. Yeah, the little ones have more of a regular cafeteria style kind of like meal. And for the most part, it's pretty healthy.

Like, they have healthier foods. It's not like French bread pizza like we did every freaking day. Or chili with cinnamon rolls. Did you guys ever have that? I don't remember chili with cinnamon rolls. That was our thing. That was Kansas's thing. There you go, Kansas.

That was a weird thing. Okay, so we were talking about medical issues to school lunches to whatever. To carbs being the roots. But your back is hurting. I just, yeah, I just, and you think that's why. I mean, honestly, I'm in good shape. Like, I exercise. I'm exercising like, you know, playing football with the boys outside or playing sports with

the boys and walking the dog. But, I mean, I do exercise. I don't sit on the couch all day. Yeah. So I'm pretty healthy for the most part. So when something like my back or something hurts, it's usually inflammation, honestly. I don't have any big, big health issues. Other than my autoimmune stuff with my skin, it's just skin stuff.

I get like rashes like on my leg sometimes. But again, it's when I'm eating bad like for a long time. And then I'm just like, let me clean that up and everything goes away. I do remember when you came in with that when you had found out about it. And you were like, I have to eat healthy. I'm going to change everything. I'm only going to drink red wine. You were doing so good for a while.

Then you're like, okay, I'm done. It's Friday movie night. It's pizza movie night. Like, it's what it is. It ruins it because we can't just order a small pizza. You have to order a large pizza. we all don't eat it on Friday night. So there's half of the pizza left over on Saturday morning.

So for lunch, we're eating pizza. So we're eating pizza like all weekend. So you guys do movie Friday, pizza movie Friday every Friday. Every Friday. It's not just like once a month. It's like every Friday. No. And if we can't do it Friday because we're doing something else, we do it either Saturday or Thursday.

Okay. So this is a week. Yes. I mean, most people do it like once a month, Daddy. No, we do it every week. I mean, but I know your love for pizza. It's strong. I didn't know it's that strong.

It's probably partly of my fault because I'm always like, all right, pizza night! Yeah, I feel like if you told your wife like, hey, I don't want to do this, she'd be like, okay, cool, whatever. She would gladly not do it. Yeah. Yes. Oh, okay, maybe that's your challenge just to get it down to like two, maybe three.

Maybe three is your first step. No. No, we'll do it every week. Okay. So what are your health? You keep dealing with that information. Just deal with it, whatever. That's, it is what it is when I haven't. I don't really have it.

any health issues. I mean, I did have to go to a physical therapist for the first time ever in my life. Well, boxing has put some strains on my body. I had a torn like muscle in my shoulder. Meniscus? No, that's me. Nothing ever intense enough to have to have surgery. I just kind of went and they kind of worked it out. Okay. Some PT work. But yeah, I had a problem. My soldier, my soldier, my soul, why can't I say that word? Your shoulder. I'll help you. There you. I got you. My lower back and I broke my big toe. How'd you do that? All things from working out.

Really? Did you drop like a weight on it? No. Like I just like if you overdo anything, it's like it's like straining those ligaments or whatever. Yeah. I was like, dang this suck. I was about to say dang out. You are.

You're not old. I've pulled it back. I pulled it back. Good. No, it was just from working out like too intensely. My body's like, what are you doing? It's funny. Bobby does always say, you know, like he works out so hard.

But Caitlin, his wife's always. telling him like why like you're not trying to be an Olympian like you're not an athlete to be fair I am training for a fight you are not when is that well if I'm still doing it the whole plan is to be doing it in March I cannot wait that's the plan I cannot wait yeah you guys will all better be there cheering because I'm training for have you talked about do well so we're waiting uh it's we got to get a little bit closer and then they'll start figuring out okay so we're waiting for that so as of right now it's kind of pre-training this is a full-on boxing match like they're How many rounds?

I'll just go against one other person and I think there's three rounds. Three rounds. Let it rip how it all goes. Yeah. That's so awesome. Yeah. You are going to kill that person. I cannot wait.

I'm trying to have all the confidence. So that's why I'm starting early. I will be there doing side bets with everyone. I will do wagers with everyone. I mean, I've been trained for a long time. So I hope at this point I can at least get some points in this. And I know your power. I've seen your videos.

Oh, you know, they're getting there. Yeah. The power's there. Now it's just my mind that I'm trying to get to be able to hit some. is the problem. Do you watch boxing at all or UFC or anything? Not really. I mean, I, well, my boyfriend does jiu-jitsu and trains and competes and all that.

So I watch him. Yeah. But that's different than boxing in a way. And so yes and no. But I don't, it's really hard for me to see people hitting other people. That's why this is the whole reason I wanted to do this is like just challenging myself to do something I didn't think I could do. Right. and so seeing people hit other people,

people hitting back, like that kind of freaks me out. I'm like, I don't want to be involved in that. And so then when like I'm in the ring and my trainer Jared's like literally hitting me and I'm like, stop.

I'm like closing my eyes. I'm like, I don't want to do it. You don't like to get hit. No, like, when I hit him, though, when I hit him, no, I laugh. I literally, I'm like, oh, sorry. I didn't mean to do that.

So I'm like working through that. Like, try. I have this like very real confidence in my real life. And then I get put in the ring and I can have fight or flight. That's totally different. Well, that's real life scenario. Yes.

But then when it comes to my confidence of like getting hit or hitting, I literally turn into a child. And I'm like, sorry. Maybe when you get in the ring and it's a real thing, you can shift your mind to that fighter like mentality and it'll change everything. Well, I will have to start sparring other people. So I think that will help. But I have to get through this first barrier. You can be all giggly and laughing out there. You've seen me in real life.

That's literally how I am. I know. You got to get angry, though, Morgan. Have you ever seen me like genuinely? No. One time when, like, I didn't get your videos on time. But that was... Okay, that was like a mean look.

It wasn't even genuine anger. You're right. You got over. I didn't carry it for more than five minutes. You're right. Yeah. So... Well, cool.

I'm looking forward to that. That's going to be awesome. Yeah. But yeah, I might injure myself a few times more before that happens. Probably. Maybe. Yeah. I can't do, like, if anybody touches my big toe, I, like, want to punch them. Still? It hurts.

Oh, yeah. You can't do anything with... If you ever break a toe, they can't do anything about that. Yeah. You can't put a cast. on it or anything. No, they just have to like heal and it's not healing. I'm telling you, ever since I did my walk from West Virginia to Tennessee, my toes hurt. Like if I walk, all the toes, not all of them. Mostly when I wake up at the morning, they hurt. Like when as soon as I first get up, I'm like,

oh, my toes. Like so it's something I did during the walk. Maybe it's just, you know, the strain that they took during the walk that it's just permanent like that. But as the day goes by, they don't hurt. You never like ice them or did anything with them after? I did. I would do ice baths. Yeah, but I mean, they've never, they've never done that before. They've never walked 25 miles a day. Yeah, now they're like looking back. They're trying to like get through the however many you walk. They have to get through that many more miles to like recover again.

Oh yeah. So just little things you don't think about, I guess. No. It's crazy. It's crazy the stuff that you just don't realize. Whenever I like injure my shoulder, I never realized how often I use it. Oh, yeah. Like just like my toes.

I'm like, I didn't know how much I needed my big toe. Totally. You don't even think about that. you need every it's there for a reason yeah that's why when they pull like gallbladder out and like hey sure you're sure you're sure you put that in there for a reason like i don't know i cut my finger one time and i couldn't use it and it was like what that's crazy like if i don't have this finger i cannot pinch something i can't grab something the right way like i can't hold something without my index finger yes the grip's not that tight we take every different part of our body for granted every day

until you injure one you're like yep i needed that it's very true so it's Hey, if you're not injured today, don't take for granted your body. Enjoy your body. Every inch of it. Everything that it does right now, appreciate it. All that it's working in because one day, it won't. Correct. It's not going to feel good.

Dr. Oz, though, having him on is awesome. Oh, yeah. He is so good at answering questions. Like, everything he knows. On the spot. Yeah. I don't think there's one question you can ask him. He'd be like, I don't really know about that.

No, he automatically has an answer. Yeah. It's never make you think you're like, do you really know all that? Are you just telling me something? No, I start thinking, my mind goes to like, okay, so when do you enjoy the money that you have? Because it sounds like you're just reading medical journals all day. Yeah. You know?

Like how else would you not like have all that information? Yeah. That's not what you're doing. I would be a terrible doctor. I'd make my first million and then I would never study again. Like ever. I would be quoting like medicine research from like 20 years ago. I don't know, man.

Sir, I think you need to update your skill set. I'm good. I'm good. Oh, man. Well, here you guys go. This is Dr. Oz. He answered all kinds of questions, particularly him and Bobby talked about Bobby's upcoming colonoscopy. Number six.

On the Bobby Bones show now. Dr. Oz. How are you, Dr. Oz? Hey, how are you? Doing pretty good. Always good to see your face. Same, Bobby. We got a lot of questions.

And I want to talk about some shows that you have coming up. We've done this many times, so I'm just going to start firing away. Are you ready for me? Take it away. I'm making office hours here. It's like being in the hospital. All right. First off, energy drinks. We were talking about them on the show. How safe are energy drinks if just in moderation? If you get less than 200 milligrams of caffeine, you can you can see how much is in each can because they vary, but that's roughly two cans. I think it's okay. However, my big issue with energy drinks is not whether they're safe or not, because I think they're safe or not. think you can get away with drinking energy drinks. The problem is, do they really work the way you want them to work? So they're not really giving your energy. They're withdrawing energy from your energy

bank. So to take an energy you would have used over the course of the day and they turbocharge it just for that hour or two that you take the energy drinks. So later in the day, you're going to feel depleted. So you either got to take more energy drinks or do something else to make up for the deficit. It's like withdrawing money from your bank account. The credit card gets you money, but it's still, you know, depleting your total worth. And that's what energy drinks do. That's interesting. So you only have so much money or energy in the bank. You can only take out so much before you got to put more in. And an energy drink is just giving us a boost, but it's going to hurt us more later.

That's basically what you said, right? That's perfectly said, Dr. Bones. Thank you, but you would have been a good doctor with that last name. I'm perfect. Hey, I have to get, this is a little personal one. I have to get a little colonoscopy very soon. And I'm 41. I'm a little young, but I have like some severe stomach issues, some severe IBS. I haven't done this.

What am I expected? Here's the first question. Should I clean up like for the doctor? That's my first honest question. So I have a lot of experience. I have my life saved with a colonoscopy. And I don't have any family history at all. But when I was age 50, I went in the have mine because I was hosting the show already.

And I wanted to demonstrate and lead by example that it was the right thing to do. So I went off and got it. And they found a pre-cancerous polyp. which stunned me because I eat right, I exercise, no family history, no nothing. So you're smart to get your colonoscopy in your 40s, people who are being thinking about it. Yes, you should clean up because doctors do notice those kinds of things. Don't be ashamed about things you can't clean up, but you don't, you know, do your best. You don't want, you know, stuff hanging out when the doctor's examining you.

But the real breakthrough idea, I'll tell you, in the old days, they would give you this gallon jug of material that was horrible, that you'd have to drink down and then you'd eventually you poop everything out, it's like putting a radiator fluid in your intestines. Now, the tactic that I've adopted, and most people I think who have had more than one colonoscopy, is don't eat much the day before the colonoscopy. And then the day before that, eat very lightly. So that by the time you're taking whatever you take, it's very gentle because there's nothing in your intestines anyway.

And it washes it gently like wiper fluid, not like you're pouring heavy stuff into your into your intestines. And that way it becomes a pretty comfortable prep. Yeah, that's interesting. So even with the prep, it's not going to be as hardcore on your body. I'm a little concerned. I mean, they had to put me under. Like, after I wake up, I mean, I'm just going to feel the same, right? After I'm awake, like, I'm not going to be sore or anything. Well, they don't usually put you under. They give you propothal, which is when used correctly, a very safe medication. I'm not going to. You're actually going to go into a twilight zone.

You're going to feel like a million bucks while they're doing the colonoscopy. You know, some people sort of want to ask for a little extra, but we don't give it to you. But it's pretty positive experience for the most people. It wears off immediately. So as soon as you're done, you can actually get the information you need, go home within an hour. That's why it's actually used unfortunately by people who are addicted because it gives them such a comfortable sleep. But you get yours for a medicinal reason. Oh, no. I thought I was going under. I honest to God, I thought I was just... But in a way, you're being like sedated-ish. Like I, whatever I took, I don't know, I had a colonoscopy when I was 20 for some stuff. And I remember opening my eyes and

seeing my intestine or inside wherever the camera was on the screens. Like I could see what the doctor saw and I remember that and that's crazy. I thought I was going under. I'm a little I'm a little shook right now. Don't look back whatever you do. Okay. Dr. Oz is on with us. Let me ask this. Is it safe to get the COVID vaccine and the flu shot? Yes. A study just came out actually yesterday. I've done in the United Kingdom 700 people. They got the shot at the exact same time. They look side effects. None. So you might have the arm's soreness, the little feet. You might have the arms soreness, a little fever from the COVID. The flu doesn't give you the vaccine much of a side effect, but for some people it does. So if you take them together, it doesn't seem to make it any worse.

If you're worried about it, you can divide them by a couple days, you know, put something in between like a shot of tequila. But generally speaking, you should be fine however you want to take the vaccines. But get them. Dr. Oz, I've never, until recently, I'd never been to a chiropractor, and I've had some injuries on my shoulders and someone recommended, hey, I really trust this person. I'd always, and don't know why, I'd always had a bad feeling about chiropractor just from people going, oh, they're evil. They're not real doctors. Again, no reason for me to think that at all.

So I just had always had that in the back of my mind. And so this chiropractor comes and works on my shoulder, and my shoulder feels great. But I don't know, like you are an actual physician. What are your thoughts on chiropractors? Well, they've been studied, for example, treating back pain and chiropractics do really well. Part of it is they understand the body in a different way

than more traditional medical doctors like me think about the body. But that's not a bad thing. That's wisdom that we're not taught in medical school that chiropractice learn in their own schools. And they actually have their own literature. They use muscle and bone manipulation. There are some things I wouldn't do. Like, I don't like the neck manipulations. I just don't think that's worth the risk.

And there are some delicate arteries in your neck that you want to protect. But a lot of the back manipulation, I think it makes sense. And again, the studies show that people get resolution of their symptoms from that as well as they do for many other approaches. So, okay. I just have her to work on my shoulder like my wrist. So, but that seemed pretty good to you, just generally speaking. Yeah, and I've gone to chiropractice. I mean, I've had my problems dealt with effectively by chiropractice.

So I have personal experience. I happen to like folks in the field. And I think they're providing support to people who don't want to go see a surgeon for back surgery because you definitely don't want to do that if you can avoid it. And same for shoulders. You know, the shoulders joint is like a golf ball and a tee. So it's very flexible. But if you chip the tea, the guy,

the got ball falls off. That's what happens to unstable shoulders. And people don't exercise their shoulders, even a simple activity like reaching over to the back of the car to pick up something from the back seat, people rip their shoulders all the time with those maneuvers. So there's some simple exercises that avoid that chiropractice can teach us. On your show tomorrow, I was looking at it's about Britney Spears.

And so what's happening with her now? I know you guys are talking about this on your show tomorrow, but what do you see and what are you seeing in the future with Brittany? Well, Brittany was under a conservatorship because she was having mental health issues, and the courts have to look at all the data. And they say, well, is she a danger or she can take an advantage of? And they thought that she was. She clearly at this point doesn't want that kind of protection.

She's really doesn't want it from her father. Normally you go to relatives because they're more likely to be loyalty and do what's in your best interest, tough love, so to speak, than someone who's enabling you. But in Brittany's case, it's not worked that well. The father's given back the conservatorship. actually the interestingly the brittany's lawyers aren't taking it back yet they don't want it back because they don't want him off the hook for things that may have gone down so on the show we're talking to people who are sort of inside the camp everyone's trying to be supportive of brittany but this is an you know it's an ugly scenario and if she was taking advantage of shaman

and everybody who did that and if she wasn't what it's going to happen to brittany in the future who's going to protect her when she does have bouts where she's doing things that maybe aren't in her best interest and this gets to the bigger issue that if you can be brilliant and incredibly talented. And in fact, it seems to happen a lot to people who are brilliant and incredibly talented, but you also have some weak spots, some blind spots. And you don't want people taking advantage of those.

It seems like, again, if I'm interpreting what you're saying, like there is nuance in this. And it's not that it's just free Brittany, let her run and just be totally free. And it's also not, hey, let's not keep her as locked down as she is right now. Is nuance a word that would seem like it'd be appropriate here? This is why you're world-class radio host. It's the perfect word. And I think if you think about your

own life and your own family, there's nuance in a lot of the relationships that are most precious to you. This is a woman who's obviously able to perform and make money and be successful. So she should have the right to do all those things and control her assets. But someone's got to be hovering a little bit to make sure that she doesn't go off the rails. And you know what it's like if you have a really great sports car, right? And just a little something's wrong with it. Everybody's can hear it because normally it's purring so beautifully that's how i think about brittany and so if those you know those spark plugs are on firing at the same time and the wheels are coming off the you know the the vehicle those are things we want to be careful of because it's high speed collision if it does

occur i want to ask one more question for you here this is from one of our guys on the show it says he doesn't fall asleep well but he also can't stay asleep he wakes up three to four times a night never gets great sleep is there something that he can try to add to his nighttime routine to help them get asleep and stay asleep. Yes, and he should because sleep problems are the number one, number one addressable cause of illness in America. It's a gargantuan problem. And probably a trillion dollars of lost revenue just from people not being efficient because they show up at work and they're just, you know, can't get out of their own way. So a couple things. First of all, you want to exactly measure your sleep. There's something called sleep score. It's a free app,

sleep score, pull it down off the app store and then use that at nighttime to measure your sleep. the bottom of your phone where you hear stuff, it's actually has a little sonar beam that comes out there, like a dolphin. So it can actually measure your sleep and tell you exactly how long you're waiting to go to sleep, how many times you wake up, how long are you awake when you wake up, so you can actually make some intelligent decisions about your problem. The number one problem most people have is they ruminate when they sleep. Their mind is working out all the issues during their day.

So get a little pat of paper and write down your biggest concerns so it frees them from you. So you can think about them in the morning, but you're not going to fix them at 3 in the morning, so why bother having them in your head? And also, you need a sleep hygiene routine. It's a regular old routine. Yeah, wash your face, brush your teeth, but turn the lights down, get into comfortable pajamas or no pajamas, which is even better so you can be free. Get the temperature of the room cold.

Colder is better. You'll hibernate. And then make sure you don't have crazy noises and other things going on, like pets jumping in the bed. If you do those things, you'll sleep deeper when you do fall asleep. And one last little tip, most people have to go to the bathroom, at least once during the night. You know, do not turn on all the lights. Wakes your brain up, wakes your spouse up, you know, just memorize the path, put some little red lights down so you can find your way. That way, when you wake up for 10 minutes to go potty, it's not going to keep you up for two

hours. On tomorrow show, it's Justice for Brittany. On today's show, the Surgeon General breaks down the biggest COVID debates. What are a few of the things that you guys talk about that is still being debated about? Well, it's a heated show. You're going to witness it. I just recorded it. So the couple issues. First off, we have these, a pill now for that for the first time can dramatically reduce the problems of COVID by half if you take the pill when you first get sick. And the question I'm asking is, what took so long? How can we have invented vaccines, proven they work with more than 100,000 people in trials, get them out to 200 million Americans, and we still don't have a pill that works. And the reason is we didn't prioritize. So I want to

understand why we're only now finding out that we have a pill that can work so well. Can we do better in enrolling people in clinical trials so that we can learn about these pill things like Ivermectum, hydroxychlorical? We just don't know. It's not that they work or don't work. We literally don't have data. We should have known these answers long time ago. So that's the first issue.

And this second big issue I'm going to be pushing down hard on is this issue about whether we give kids vaccines or not. And the government is saying, well, you know, we think these vaccines work in kids 5 to 15 or 18. we're going to approve of them later this month probably. The FDA is going to approve it for younger kids. You know, kids in middle school and, you know, from ages 5 to 11 elementary school. But parents, many parents are going to say, I don't want my kids to be a shield.

I'm not worried about them. Most kids do not get hurt badly from COVID. Why would I give them a vaccine because it's brand new? And that's a difficult decision. California just mandated you must give your kids these vaccines when they're available. But I think many states are going to struggle with that decision. And I was arguing this. discussing with the Surgeon General who's a friend and I respect a lot, what the best

tactic is. Because if you force parents to do this, you can have a lot of unhappy school board meetings. And you still feel like the COVID vaccine is safe. Please say yes because I got it. And I'm, I don't need to hear opposite. It's definitely safe. Are there side effects? Yes. But it's like a doctor always has to do. You get away the benefits from the disadvantages. In the times when it's causing complications, those complications worse than what would have happened if you didn't get the vaccine. And I think without any question, they're getting vaccinated is a safer path to take than not getting vaccinated. But people do have fevers. They do get soreness in their arms. Some of them get myocarditis and other issues happen. It's not that they're 100% never going to have an issue with them. But whatever issues happen are relatively small compared to the consequences of not being vaccinated.

Today's show, the COVID debate. Tomorrow show, Britney Spears, which I'm very interested in. You guys watch Dr. Oz. It's such a good show. The smartest guy we have on the show is Dr. Oz. Hey, Dr. Ross always love talking with you. Thank you for the time. I love you. Hey, one question. Are you going to film your colonoscopy? Mm-hmm. I thought I was going to be knocked out.

I got a whole new world to think about now. I didn't know I was going to be awake. I mean, you're going to be twilighting, so you won't film it yourself, but you can have a, you know, a close confident like one of your co-host, just go in there with the phone,

videotape the thing. Is that legal? I want close-ups of your face. Can you? Your doc? Yeah, it's legal. I filmed mine. And I think actually,

I'm only bringing it up because you've got, you know, followers that if someone was actually telling your story, you know, at least whatever the doctor's comfortable being told. And if you're okay with it, I think it would actually open a lot of doors. We'll send Amy with you. The loser has to do it. Paper-like scissors. It's in the wheel. All right, Dr. Oz, thank you. That's something for sure we need to talk about. I mean, I've been open about it because I hope people actually go and if something ain't right,

even before. I'm not supposed to get it yet. According to whatever, I looked up on the internet, it's like 45 or 47. And I'm 41, but I'm like, hey, I'm going to go do it. to share with my listeners why I'm doing it. So I think that's definitely something for us to talk about. So I appreciate that. It's the best screening test we have in medicine because not only does it diagnose problems, it treats them at the same time.

All right, Dr. Oz, everybody. Good to see you, Dr. Oz. God bless. Take care. It's the best bits of the week with Morgan number two. There's been a lot of pranks or almost pranks happening on this show lately. And let me tell you, we have turned from physical pranks to emotional pranks.

And I'm not sure how to feel about it. This week, Raimundo admitted that he wanted to prank Eddie, who's sitting right here with me. I don't know how to feel that a lot of our pranks have turned from physical to emotional. Like, you know, it used to be like you get scared by a snake or a fake snake or somebody throws something at you. But now we've taken turns. And Launchbox wanted to break Abby with a dating segment, which was emotional. Which I thought was funny. But yes, second thought, not that good.

It's never funny when it happens to you. So when Ray wanted to prank you this week. Did you think that was funny? Yeah, I did. No, that would not have been nice. That would have been so neat. I wouldn't. I don't want, again, I am all game for physical pranks.

Like that can be fixed or whatever, right? Like when you pull a chair out when someone's. Emotional pranks. I mean, I can scar you for life. You can never come back from that. I know. I can't trust lunchbox and Ray. Ever since they,

um, they pranked me for when I had COVID and no, I was sick. Oh my gosh. Yes. I was sick and I thought I had COVID and I had gone in for my test and I hadn't gotten results back yet. And Lunchbox got one of his friends to call and act like a nurse and tell me that I had it. And it wasn't even real.

And I was so mad. And then like two days later you'd. And then two days later I had COVID. It came in positive. So anyway, yeah. Have you ever recovered from that? I can't trust them anymore. No.

So no. I have not recovered from that. See? I told you. We're reaching a level of pranks that we can no longer recover from. Yes. I would much rather you pull out my chair. than catfish me on a dating app.

So do you talk about Ray's prank or they're going to listen to that? They'll hear it, but you can talk about it. I mean, it's not like a spoiler. It's not a huge segment. It's just like a couple of things made me really mad about this segment. And I think the first one is that I, so I made a jingle for Morgan and Morgan, the law firm because they have a competition going on. And it's like the best jingle wins $100,000.

And so I write jingles. Like, I love writing jingles. I write them in my head. and then I get Brandon Ray who's a friend of mine and also like a producer and an artist in town and he could record it in two seconds like he's just like yeah I can hum it and be like ooh I got it that's perfect and he plays it the way I hummed it and then we collaborate and it's it's just fun it's fun for us and both I will say both jingles you guys did for the the Hershey's Bar what's it what's it call I was gonna say what you call it but

who'sy what's it and then this one both great jingles thank you really good and we enjoy doing this, right? And so when an opportunity like this happens, I'm like, oh, let's do it, Brandon. Let's do another jingle for Morgan and Morgan. And, you know, we talked about on the radio. And then, of course, Ray, you know, a few weeks later has to get his little buddies into a recording studio and compete with me. I'm like, dude, why are there two of us trying to go for this? I'm the jingle guy. What was your first thought? Because I saw that happened. He posted on Instagram like at night. Obviously, we're not all in the studio, right? What was your first thought when you saw that. Well, first off,

Classic Ray. This is Classic Ray because this is what he does. He has no shame in like pulling the rug from under you to cover himself. Like like, you know, it's like he will steal he will rob you in daylight to like protect himself.

And so my first thought was like this punk. Like what a punk he's like taking my chances away by like really putting two of us from the show in this competition. But then after a while I listened to the jingle. I'm like,

now ours is better. We're good. You immediately went to like survival of a fit. It's like, not good. Now your ears isn't that good. So but but and then the prank came on and and it. So the prank was that he was going to say that I won the competition when I hadn't really

want it. Right. Is that is that right? Yeah. And again, it's this whole like feeling of like, oh my gosh. We want it. And and not to like lose eye of the fact that if you want it, you want $100,000.

Yeah. So like it's not like you just want it and cool, you're going to hear your jingle on a commercial. That's like a game changer. Of a life game changer. Yes. Especially for you with four kids. Yes. With four kids, $100,000.

It would be 50 because I would get half of it to Brandon Ray. That's still $50,000. Amazing. So I'm glad he didn't do the prank. I would have been really upset. I'm glad that it was a bit of an idea that he had and not something that he really went through. Yeah, I think we all need to get out more again because these pranks are increasingly getting more personal. I'm telling you, we're just getting bored.

Us humans, we're getting bored. We're angry. Like, we've had a bad couple of years. And we're finally just like taking it out on everyone else. We can't do this. Yep. I feel that. I feel like that's what's happening is there. I'm telling you, these are pranks that we keep bringing up are increasingly getting worse. Yes, I agree. And I don't want to be on the end of any of them. Well, you might be. So be careful. No, no. Nope. Hey, not for me. There's a truce right here. I will not do it to you. You don't do it to me. Deal. All right. We just pinkie is where. I can't see it, but we did.

All right, listen right now. Here's Eddie finding out that Ray Mundo wanted to prank him. Number five. Ray Mundo, do you want to talk about the prank you wanted to pull off? Like, since you have your microphone up? Yeah, do we want to talk about it? Do we want to actually do the prank? That's interesting.

Oh, let's talk about it first. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. Who's it on? I mean, it's obviously somebody to do with the show, or it wouldn't be funny to us. I don't think we can do it. Dang it. Okay, then let's talk about it. Let's talk about why.

Let's hold off. Let me have a... Mike, let me ask Mike D. Yeah! Mike D, what do you think about this prank? Mike D knows the prank. Yeah. It's probably too mean.

I think it's a little mean. And then what happens afterwards? Somebody dies. Who's it involved in it? What happens? Okay, share the show what the prank you wanted to pull was. Yeah, so Eddie did that jingle for $100,000 and so I was going to have Morgan and Morgan get on board,

and we call Eddie and tell me one, the $100,000. That's rude. That's great. That would have been. so rude. And I'm appalled bones that you thought about doing it. You thought about it. I actually came on to talk about it. Then Ray goes, well, should we

do it? And I was like, no, my instinct was no. That's not what I saw. He did say no. You did say no. Well, maybe we could do this. Well, I just wanted to think, I'm trying to respond, not react. My respect goes to Mike D for saying no immediately. No, even Mike went, I don't know.

So, they're having a contest and Eddie made a jingle. So did Ray though, by the way. They did too, I know. But they won't We wanted to, not we, he wanted to be a we to call you and act like you won the 100,000. Yeah, I would have been upset about that. But the kicker was going to be, Ray was going to let you live with it for how long? A couple days. Just you started making plans with the money.

And you would have Morgan and Morgan in on it. It's not like 15 minutes or even five minutes. I were like, got you. He wanted you to start planning out your foster kids college. Oh my gosh. See, that's just, that's so mean. But see, the last time they prank me, they did the whole, they called me and said I had COVID. And like, remember, when I had COVID, when I thought I had COVID,

and I was still waiting for the results. Like, that made me so mad. So this would have really made me mad. I forgot about that prank. Eddie was sick and waiting for his COVID results. And lunchbox... He had one of his friends call. Had a nurse friend call and be like, yeah, you have COVID.

And Eddie's like, oh. I'm like, I knew it. And then he ended up really having COVID. That wasn't funny. It's the best bits of the week with Morgan number two. Bobby posted something pretty controversial on Instagram, and then he brought it to the show. And it then got even more controversial.

he wants to get rid of an age old wedding tradition. And I agree with it. Eddie does not. So this is cards and you'll hear about all that. But is there other wedding traditions, Eddie? It's because you are somebody that did not have a typical wedding. Yeah, I didn't. Is there like these other wedding traditions that you've seen happen or that you've experienced?

And you're like, we shouldn't do that anymore. I just feel like the wedding photographer, the videographer. all that stuff was extra it's extra money and it's not cheap it's expensive and you don't ever go back to look at it like ever I'm telling you right now

I have wedding pictures that are in my my house but they're like in a corner like of a room and I never look there this is so interesting coming from you as somebody who's literally our video producer I know and I'm not saying like I hey I've done

weddings I've made money as a as a a video guy going to weddings and stuff like that. But I'm telling you, my wedding video, I don't know where it is. I have no idea where it is. Like, it would be cool to find it and we can watch it on our anniversary or something. Like, that would be cool. But we've, I've been married for 15 years and we've never done that. So have you even seen the video besides once when you first got it? Yeah. And we first got it. And that's it. Yeah. I don't think our, I don't even think our kids have seen the video. Yeah, you need to at least so your kids can watch it. you need to find it. I'm just telling you we don't know where it is and we've never really even

try to look for it because it's one of those things we're like and it wasn't cheap. Again, it was not cheap like a wedding photographer like, okay, you get pictures of maybe the one picture of you guys getting married and then everyone, the whole wedding party. So you want to go back to like old school disposable cameras is basically what you're saying. Just one or two pictures and you're good. But like a photographer is going to be there for three hours. It's a expensive and I mean I don't know you're not and everyone else there has cameras everyone else can be your wedding photographer and you just save all their pictures have you seen cameras that people like the photos that people get their iPhones they're not good they're terrible okay

this is a terrible idea I don't know I don't know we had Mike D's wedding and we all took really good pictures there and then Bobby's sure I guess you're right most of it was Ray getting drunk and falling to the dance floor I think I know about every single picture we got of Mike and his wife entering the dance floor, Ray was on the floor in it. That's true. Yeah. That's true. And Bobby's wedding, we couldn't even take our phones there. So, definitely going to got photos there. I don't know. I just feel like looking at it 15 years later, I just, we just didn't, we didn't, we don't use, we don't see the pictures and we don't look at the video. Well, and I think, I think this is to the point of if you don't post on social media a lot and you,

and you don't post your wife, which is correct. Totally cool. That makes sense. You would never use those. Good point. So if you are not somebody who's actively on social media, then yes, I say you skip it. Maybe just have a photographer, grab a few photos so you can remember it really awesome. Everything else is a memory. But if you do want to post on social media and share it, then yeah, it's probably worth the money at that point because at least it's getting out there.

You're right, because Bobby's still like posts writing pictures. So like 100% makes sense for them, but somebody who wouldn't post that stuff and then it gets hidden forever. But I mean, come on, we got married. What do we have? No, I don't think so. Myspace. Maybe. Maybe.

What was before? Myspace? AOL. AOL. But that wasn't social media. Yeah. Like I don't think anybody should have to follow any tradition, regardless of what they want to do. Totally.

Like if they want to go and get married on a beach and have nobody but them to, cool. Yeah. If they want to have a big wedding and it's the full, every tradition, also cool. But if it's like your sister and she didn't invite you, would you be a little pissed? Oh, yeah, but that's not a tradition. That's personal at that point. I'm pretty sure I'm going to be my sister's made of honor. Yeah, I'm just saying.

Taylor, we're going to have issues. I'm just saying. But you know what I mean? Like everybody thinks that this like, just like growing up, you know, like I'm going to have a white picket fence. I'm going to have four kids and a dog and I'm going to have the perfect church wedding or whatever. You know, like that is what I don't want people to keep assuming. Like if somebody does not have a white wedding dress, God forbid it is cream or black or whatever. I don't care.

Yeah. As long as they're happy and they're having the best wedding of their day and it's perfect for them. Or like the traditional like, here's food. I love the idea of food trucks like Mike did. Oh, that was awesome. I've gone to ones that are mac and cheese bars that are donuts for cake. Like I love that whole, especially when it comes to food, the change of that tradition. I just think as humans, we're just, we love something already packaged for us, you know? Like it makes it easier to do. It's so much easier. You don't have to go down and be like, well, let me think what we do about food. Okay, what are the table is going to be like? You just go and be like, all right, what's your standard package here? This is it. And you fill in the blanks of your favorites. done. And I think that's why most people just do the weddings the way they do because the planners all have the same format. Mm-hmm.

So. No. If I do ever get married, married. Words are hard. It's good. At least in the food area department will be very characteristic of me. Oh, great. All vegetarian.

Not, I mean, if it's vegetarian, hey, at least it's going to be fun food. It'll be like the junk food, right? Okay, perfect. That's more, it's not going to be like veggies. But it would be like a fun, um, buffet of different things. Nice. Just something different than your traditional.

Here's your food. Choose steak or chicken or whatever. And when are we doing this? I don't know. Next year? No. Eddie. No.

Don't put me out of Thailand. Yeah, got to. Yeah, at some point. I don't even remember what we're talking about. Wedding traditions. Wedding traditions. Yeah, that was it. But I'm still, I'm kind of in shock right now that you chose to do away with the photographers

and videos considering your job. I know. cracks me up. I'm just, I just feel. like if there's something that we didn't take really take from the wedding that we could have gotten rid of it would be those two things I think That's fair

Yeah I could see it though because those are like a huge expense They are Like not even doing like a couple thousand like a couple thousand No no they are yeah Okay well here's the age old wedding tradition that Bobby wants to get rid of And again Eddie disagrees with Bobby I agree with him Totally cool get rid of it elder versus millennial right there

That's our true competition right Number four Kayla and I were opening wedding gifts, which we still haven't opened all of them. Heck, we're only about a fifth of the way through. And as I was writing the thank you cards, I was thinking, you know what, for a wedding gift, I would prefer not to get a thank you card. I don't go to the mail. I don't want to just even in-person thank you.

It would work for me. And why do we have to send thank you cards for wedding gifts? We don't send it for birthday gifts. We don't send them for Christmas gifts. Some people do. Yeah, but mostly they don't. You ever got a thank you card for a Christmas gift, Eddie? No, never.

Not that I can think of. Or a birthday gift to somebody? No. What do they usually say? Uh, thank you. And that's okay. For me, I'm just not a big go to the mail guy. Don't want to have to.

So I'm writing the cards. And I put this on it and I go, hey, what if I just sent like a personalized video to the person? Because I'd send one to Mike D. And I was like, hey, man, look, we have your thing here. Thank you. We're going to use these. Do a little something funny?

Send. Because honestly, when you get these, and I've gotten them to, it says, thank you for the blender. Thanks for coming to the wedding. The end. There's really nothing personal about it, except they took their hand and wrote on it. And I said,

what if we just did these videos for people instead of writing all the thank you cards? Or we could do the videos for millennials Gen Z, but the older people get cards. And so pretty much I've said the most sacrilegious thing I could have ever said in the history of. Nobody likes to. I don't even think people really like to get these thank you cards for a wedding. People are like, when you get a gift, you just send a thank you card. No, you don't do that. Where's your, where's your, where's your

cards you wrote for your birthday for Christmas? I think it's a dumb tradition. Yeah, I mean, you could change the way people do things. I think for older people, great. We still send thank you cards. I think for younger people, I don't think they also, who uses the mail? We don't even get bills in the mail anymore.

So what are you doing? Videos. We're still doing thank you cards. Because Kayla wanted to. Exactly. Are you? I feel like I got a video. You did.

Hey, just consider that a call. compliment that we consider you like one of our cooler friends. Oh, okay. Mike D got a video. Eddie, don't worry. You're getting your thank you card. Thank you. Because I saw your video and I'm like, this is ridiculous.

Because I think it was more of the excuses. You're like, I mean, I don't want to spend all that time. Oh, so sad. You'd spend time on a thank you. No, it takes just as long for him to make the videos as it would for him to write a card. We made a whole video. It's like, hey, look, this is what we have. Thank you.

We're opening them now. This is what we're going to use them for. And then you can actually, I kind of liked that I watched y'all unwrote. unwrapping the gift I got. It's like that kid on YouTube who makes all the millions of dollars doing that. Yeah. Yeah, Ryan.

You shot video of you opening the gift? Yes, we got your gift. We're opening it up. Bobby's filming. Caitlin's opening it. Then they're saying, thank you. My question is, though, that was just one of my gifts. Do I get another video for, I guess you haven't gotten to the other one? We haven't.

But do I get two videos? No. That would cost double. That's a cameo. I mean, that kind of changes my mind then that you were opening the video. Yeah, I mean, there's a whole experience. That's kind of cool. I get that some people are going to go, no, thank you.

And I think a thank you card is good. Like, Abby, our phone's going to get this job, get sure to thank you card after an interview. Exactly. But there's just too much inconsistency here on why thank you cards have to be written after wedding gifts, but not after other gifts we get. Oh, you only get married once. No, no, but here's the thing.

Well, most people. Not even most probably. I think we should either normalize all thank you cards all the time for every gift or a personal thank you, however the person deems. But not, you either need to do a video or a card. And the video is very new, like the first time I've ever even been exposed to a video. Thank you, card for wedding gifts. But, like, you can't do an in-person, hey, thanks for the wedding gift.

Also, let me tell you this. My handwriting? Yeah, sucks. It's okay, though. It's not about the handwriting. Yes, it is. Here, I'll read you some comments. Yes, it is.

Kelsey K, this is basically what I do. Cards to older family members, Snapchat's or pictures to other, of us using them. Okay. Sounds like a cop out. From Shirley. This is actually a better way to say thank you. You can express yourself better in a video than you can on a card.

Wendy, I'm 54, and I've always thought thank you cards were the stupidest things ever. If I wanted to give you a gift, I would, and I don't need to thank you mail to me. This is not about the video, just thank you cards in general. From Dokey Jones. It's on and on.

Okay. But I did get one from producer ready. If you send me a video, I'm coming right over and picking that juicer up. Dang right. I love how, I mean, it just matters up to... And I never got that video. You're the oldest person on the show and you're anti-video.

Chelsea writes, I'm team Caitlin. I even write handwritten thank you cards after a job interview. That I get. Yeah, that's cool. That's person, yeah. So then we should do wedding invitations by video. You could. Hey, you're invited to our wedding.

I tried to tell Caitlin that. Why are we spending money? Yeah, we're all on the same page now. The paperless post. Yes. My point is I love thank you cards. I write thank you cards. But I think having to write them for wedding gifts

If that's the case, we should then write up for Christmas gifts, and we should write up for birthday gifts. And I'll accept nothing less. And if that's what we're going to do, fine. I'll write a card for every gift I get. I'm not against writing thank you cards. I just think that the wedding gift card only, we're only doing it because tradition tells us to,

not because it's actually something that's good. You might just be mad too because you got a lot of gifts. That's true. That's probably most of it. My hand was hurting, and I'm like, but no, we sent Mike and Amy there's early. and then I started to tell Caitlin, why don't we do this for everybody? She was like, no, people expect a thank you card.

I'm going to tell you this. And I'm going to end it. I don't expect a thank you card when I give somebody a wedding gift. And then I get it in the mail five months later and I'm like, oh yeah. But I never sit there going, I wonder where my thank you card is. Do you guys? No, no, not really. But it would be cool if people about wedding gifts from send a video of our friend Meg

got married and her husband. And they're showing, hey, we got this. actually using it right now for the first time. So thank you for the gift, because this is something that's actually changing our day-to-day life. Boom, that'll be amazing. I still want my thank-you card. Thank you.

Well, Amy, are you okay with you? Morgan. I'm fine with it. Would you, video or card? A video. Okay. Yeah. Wonder where the division is in the room.

Ask Ray. I bet you he does thank-you card. Ray. Video 100%. Okay, Scuba, for sure. I think it's an age thing, Eddie, honestly. Scuba? For me, it doesn't really matter.

As long as you, whether it be video or a card. Oh, cool. Hey, Scoob, appreciate the gift, bud. There you go. There it was. There you go. You'll get a video too, buddy.

Hey, we're five versus one video here. Dang, all right. And ironic, Eddie is the video producer here. Oh, dang, you're right. It's like rain. How ironic. On a wedding day. All right, Luke Combs, Hurricane, Bobby Bone's show.

By the way, save all the mean comments. I understand this is not going to be a... This is like Home Alone's not a Christmas movie. I say that too. Oh, you need to get your guy that you pay from the Arkansas basketball team to make a video. saying normalizing video thank you cards. Oh, I thought you're going to have him do the thank you cards.

That would get expensive. It's the best bits of the week with Morgan number two. We had another update on Lunchbox before he left the show to go have his baby and all the exciting things happening. He heard about the couple who found the biggest diamond yet this year at the Crater of Diamond State Park right after he was there. and yeah, it was a whole thing. I'm just going to let you guys listen to it

because he was in disbelief, shock, add an adjective here. I mean, really, he was not happy and he's not proud of himself. So, yep, listen to this. Number three. One of my friends just sent me this story. From THV-11 in Arkansas,

a California couple finds the largest diamond so far this year at the Arkansas State Park. No way. Today? That lunchbox just went to in the last week. This is hilarious. I can't even. I can't. He's going to lose his mind.

Wait. So for people that are new to the show, like brand new, lunchbox went out to this diamond mine, drove seven hours, dug all day, then find Jack Crabb, then finds out on Friday's show, Abby comes in and goes, I had some rocks to it. It looks like there may be some value to the stuff that she found. Yeah.

But here you go. The couple said they found the 4.3-karrat yellow diamond within an hour of searching. It's the largest found in 2021. Noreen and Michael Redberg have spent much of their time, visiting National Park since retiring in 2011, they noticed the crater of Diamond State Park and decided to go. They arrived on Thursday, September 23rd,

and Norrin's husband suggested they venture out further than the mine entrance. I said, hey, we should go to the middle of the field. You were in the middle of the field. I was. Were they on the South one, or where'd you have to go? I went to the Southfield first. That looks like one of Abby's diamonds. I'll be honest with you.

What he found here? Looks like one of those things Abby had. I did not see these people there. About 40 minutes later, their change of location paid off. She was walking around, she spotted the diamond on the ground. They confirmed it is a large yellow diamond. It weighs more than four carrots and is about the size of a jelly bean. The couple named the diamond Lucy's diamond after her husband's kitten.

The diamond is the largest found so far this year. And it's the size of a jelly bean? That's huge. Four carrots. I know. I'm just picture. Yeah, I know. That's pretty big.

I'm just trying to. Yeah, what are you saying? Are you kidding me? Four carrots is massive. She's like a jelly bean. That's a small diamond. No, not at all. Like I don't have four-carat ring are you kidding? I think that's big I don't know how that got misunderstood

I well because you compare it to a jelly bean you're like that's all because well because I guess when Lunchbox brought in this like huge rock and was like this is the woodrunner one yes and he's like what it sounded like you were like jelly bean but it doesn't look like a rock amy it looks like if I were to put a jelly bean on a wedding on a band yes that would be huge I'm just like picturing, I thought, I don't know what the biggest rock found this year. This is amazing. It's amazing. I need a picture of these people. Why, you might know him?

What if they were there? What if you saw them? What if you were right next to them? Do you want to see it? It's on Mike's computer. Did you see him? That guy's retired? Well, now he is. They just found him. No, he said what they've been doing since retirement. He looks like he's 25 years old. He probably invented something or won the lottery. He retired? He's living every part of lunchbox.

Oh, I'm so annoyed. Like, that is so annoying. Like, I was that close to having that diamond. I mean, this just proves that lunchbox could have found something. Like, steps away. This is lunchbox's last day

on the show for a couple weeks. This is how he's going to leave us. He's actually... This is so annoying. Like, I am in such a bad mood, guys. Like, that is probably... Oh, my God. He's actually leaving now. What would you like to say? I hate to bring this up as you're talking about your diamond, but you're leaving him because you're going

to have another kid. That's cool. I am, I mean, the diamond is cool, but yes, we are going to the hospital because we are going to be induced. My wife is pregnant, and we're about to have our third kid. She has gestational diabetes, and the longer the pregnancy goes, the more dangerous it becomes for her and the baby. So the doctor last week said we need to come in today and induce labor. So sometime today, we will have a third baby. Would you rather have the baby today or have the diamond? Well, I

Man, that diamond's pretty nice Pretty good nice. I feel like a lot of times He wants to say one thing And he changes midway through I've noticed this new thing with him Where he like sports words up It's pretty freaking nice

That diamond is pretty freaking nice Like I don't know how much it's worth Like if I could have that diamond today And wait for the kid till tomorrow That would be the perfect scenario I mean that way I would have Two birds, one stone You know

Would you miss the delivery for that diamond? Yeah Well, lunch is leaving. He's heading off to have his third baby. We'll see in a couple weeks. Yeah, I'm going to go have a baby. And, I mean, boy or girl, I don't know yet. Did you say we?

Or is it she? No, it's we have the baby. Well, yeah, it's going to be in my arms too. Like, we're going to have it. Who is pregnant? Oh, she's pregnant for sure. I'm not pregnant. Who's having the baby today?

She's pushing it out of her. Right. And then I will have it in my arms. Right. So it's not really a we thing then. I like that because it's not going to be a we thing for me. I think she's doing all the work whenever she gets pregnant. Well, not, I mean, you help get that baby in there.

You realize that. So it's a wee thing. That is fun. Yeah. It is a good time. All right. And it's fun when you have the baby, too. I mean, not for her, but for you because you're like, all right, come on, come on.

There's a baby. And then you get to announce if it's a boy or girl. That's the exciting part. Good luck. Thank. Well, I don't have to do anything. I'm just going to have to stay awake because it's going to be nap time, you know, and she's going to be, ah!

What if he fell asleep like at the diamond mine? It takes a nap. And then the baby's born. Yeah. All right. Lunchbox, good luck. We'll see you. We'll talk to you soon.

We'll see you later than that. All right. Everybody wish the lunchwalks farewell. Good luck. Lunchbox, bye. All right. Sorry about that Diamond, buddy. Bye, buddy.

It's the best bits of the week with Morgan number two. A huge thing like impromptu happened on the show this week. We found out about Abby's dating dilemma with a random texter. Wild moment on the show this week. But hilarious. Hilarious. Wild. Like just.

everything transpired so quickly to like the FaceTime it went from thinking she might be getting scammed and catfish to holy crap this is a real person Yeah and I love the original storyline of like all right this is what happened And then we all went in different directions

of what we think is really going on And I'm still 100% on my theory I'm with you 100% I'm telling you that when this happened to me right You guys will hear the whole breakdown of like what went down. But I, gosh, this was probably a year and a half, two years ago now. A guy called my mom, her phone number and was like, hey, is this Morgan?

And she's like, no, who are you, what are you looking for? Like trying to figure out, of course, being my mom protective. And he's like, oh, okay, never mind. Just hung up. And then my mom sent me the number and she's like, do you know this number? And I was like, no, I don't know who that is. It wasn't in my state. It wasn't in Kansas or Tennessee.

It was somewhere else. I didn't even know the area code, right? And so a few days go by, I get a text from said number. It was like, hey, is this Morgan? And I said, who is this? They don't respond. Then they start blowing up my phone. What the crap?

So then I blocked them. And then I get another text from a different random number and goes, hey, sorry, this is blank from this phone number. I've heard you on the show. I found your number online. I was just like, you know, heard you talk. It was after we had discussed one of my dating things on air and people were hit me up in the DMs. This was their creative way of hitting me up.

Like, I would have loved to take you out or whatever. And I'm like, bro, I literally wrote him back and was like, next time, don't be so creepy. Yeah. Like there are 8 million other ways to do that. Okay. But let me ask you this. What are some of the 8 million other ways that they can do that? Venmo me money to buy coffee for myself.

Hey. That's creative. That's a good idea. That would get my attention enough to talk to you. Guys, listen up. Okay. You can hit me up in the DMs, but do something clever. But a lot of people do that.

Do something clever. You know, don't just say, hey, oh my gosh, you're so pretty. Yeah. Let's go have drinks. Be like, hey, like, something creative. Hey, make a note, if you listen to the show, and I have a boyfriend now, please don't do this to me. But you can do it to Abby. You know, be like, hey, like, I've heard, you know, you sound so intelligent on the show.

I think your personality would really match with mine. Like, just genuinely be an awesome. honest, good person. All right. Okay. Okay. Like, we're past the point of, like, messing with each other and playing games. If you're really serious, just be honest and be genuine.

If you're going through the DM route, okay? Okay. DM route, you got the VIMO. It's all good stuff. If you see them out, go up, buy a drink. Say I'll buy some for your friends. Leave. Yeah.

See them out. That's easier. Because there you go. Your opportunity's right there, you see them. Yes. And then you leave, though. You don't keep bothering. You leave.

You're like, hey, you want to talk sometime? Here's my number. And you leave. Okay. That's important. Shows boundaries. Don't stay around. Get in, get out.

Yes, we learn boundaries important. We'll leave a number. Yes. If you do happen to stumble on a number, which again, it's a little creepy, not suggesting this around anyway. Stumble on the number by Googling and researching. What do you mean? How else are you going to get?

I say you're on LinkedIn maybe. Okay. Because this is all other people. You know, it's not just us, right? This is just dating in general. Maybe their phone numbers on a social media profile. maybe it's on LinkedIn, whatever. If you do have that, be like, hey, this is where I saw your thing at.

So you are not trying to be creepy. I would love to take you out. Like, here's a photo of me. I'm telling you in every situation, just be direct, honest, and clever. Those are your three, like, things. DHC. Yeah. Direct, honest, and clever.

Yes. And you will get the person. You will at least get them to talk to you, one, which is a big step. Yeah. Or get them to at least. go on a first date with you. Okay. The whole thing we're all trying to do in the first place anyway.

That's good stuff, Morgan. Right? Yeah. But like anytime you're dishonest, it's never going to go anywhere. Even if you do get a first date, it's never going to go anywhere. If this guy turns out to be what I hope he's not, do you think Abby's going to go out with him? No. Exactly.

So I feel like in Abby's situation, this guy is not being direct and he's not being honest. He was clever. He was clever. But you can't have that without the other two. Like you got to have all three. And I preface that was saying it could come out that this was fate. And it was totally random. There's no way.

I would bet everything. I would bet my house. I would bet my cars. Don't do that. I would bet all of it. Your wife's going to be that. Please don't be that. No, you're right.

You're right. But what I'm saying is I'm so confident that this person was so close to doing something really clever and really getting in. But I think he's lying. Yeah. I think he's lying, and if that's the case, it's not going to work. And I truly, like, for her heart, for her sake, for everything, I hope that I am wrong. Yeah.

And it could be. And that would be a great epic story. Amazing. One-of-a-kind Hollywood movie story. And we have heard of this. We have heard of random texts, and it turns out to people hanging out. It's a cool friendship. Yes, but there are so many holes in this story.

I know. So many holes that lead to the direction of, he knows you. He already knows you. And I'm telling you, had he followed up that fireman picture. was saying, hey, I'm just joking. I know who you are, whatever. He could have maybe saved it. For me, not personally, because there's a red flag,

but you were creeping to find my phone number of the first place. Correct. Correct. Dang red flag. But for some people, that's endearing. Yeah. And he could have saved it. This is a good bit.

This is a real good. This is, and for Abby's sake, I hope that everything turns out the way she wants it to turn out. Either way, I hope she kind of figures out what's going on, if it's true or it's not whatever and it goes well. But for the radio side, this was amazing. So, so good. This is what we call a natural, natural habitat bit. Like, this all happened in real life.

Yes. There was no planned of anything. Unbelievable. Oh, man. You guys have to listen to this. You can get the full lowdown right here. You can watch it on bobbybones.com because I'm telling you such, just very invigorating and could turn into a rom-com in three years.

Who knows? We don't. In this moment, even sitting here recording this, We do not know. It's true. We will find out with you guys all likely next week. Hopefully she has some new answers. Now, I know what I believe, but I don't know.

I know. There's always it, that one percent. I know. Okay. Well, you guys listen, find out for yourself what you think it is. And get ready for next week because, as the Bachelor typically says, the drama continues. Number two. So here is where we are.

Abby, our phone screener is sitting in front of us on a tall chair with a microphone and vulnerable with our story. Let's applaud her for being vulnerable with our story today. Thank you. You know, she came to us many moons ago and said, hey, I'm having an issue here. Can't get a guy you want a second date with me. I've been on the app.

We go on one date. They won't go on two. Or they agreed it to and they cancel. Yeah, rude. We talk about that. Then she talks about all the DMs she's getting from guys. They are a little too psychotic. A little, yes, I would say that.

And we're like, ooh, stay away from those fellas. We're just trying to find a normal guy. Yeah, where's the guy in between? It's good, it's healthy. Right. So all of a sudden she gets a text from someone going, hey, oops, it didn't mean this and that to you. I'm just a hot firefighter texting random one. My chief, right?

Yeah. Mike D. has put the picture inside of some reverse image software. Yeah. What do you think's happening here? Well, the good thing is no results came up. Yes. Oh, it's an original. That picture has been reposted anywhere or even exist online right now.

Yes. That's a good sign. But he says it in a way of where I, I think maybe. I hear a butt coming? Well, I was looking more into the guy, like, where he works, based on, like, his uniform. And I just can't find that picture connecting with his name and the actual guy. So you're saying you dialed in on the department he claims to be from. Yes.

And they don't know who this guy is. I don't see any, like, record of him there. Could there be, like, a special forces of firefighters? Well, you guys are really, right. He's not listed. Well, he said he is a volunteer firefighter. Oh. So he's not on the full.

Even better, he volunteers. So you send him a picture. Of my face. Yes. With a mask on. It's all my eyes. Yeah. Why would you send a picture with a mask on that?

I have no idea. I don't know. If you're going to send it. Okay, so you send them that. I didn't want to give my entire identity away. Has he asked for money? Mm-mm. No.

So what I was going to ask you is, when that happened to you, did they ever want to FaceTime you or anything? Well, no, not this time. When I got catfish the first time, I got many catfish stories. When I got catfish like 10 years ago hard, yes, they did FaceTime with me, but their camera was broken. I do finger quotes. And I talked to them, but their camera was broken. And I was just an idiot.

And I was like, well, I guess their camera's broken. So it doesn't matter. Yes, so yes, but no. Okay, because, I mean, he's mentioned that. He's like, we could FaceTime, but I'm like, oh. How comfortable are you with us trying to call him? Oh, geez. Like, okay, so he asked me actually yesterday, I think, and he said, have you told anyone about that?

this. She's defending his honor now. I love it. It's romantic. It's weird that he asked that. Yeah. What's up with that? And I was like, yeah, I have. I was like a view. He's like, no, this is way too embarrassing that I would do this. Then he would do what? Accidentally sent a picture? I guess so. That's why this whole thing. I just Mike, can I see him? Or somebody,

can I see him? I'm like, I just imagine someone like even lunchbox is sitting around with their phone and let's see what she says next. Right. But the problem is you got to go find a phone number. Yeah. It's a DC number. Although, when, when When Caitlin was getting stalked, the person used Skype.

They were using Skype numbers to set up different accounts. That's how they could use up different Instagram accounts. Okay. Well. The picture's coming to me right now. Oh my gosh. He doesn't even know. And his chief has...

Wait, does he know what you do for a living? I said very general. I was like radio and podcasting. So I didn't say. Okay, here's what I want to say about this guy. You're looking at the picture? Yeah. First of all, I picked, in my mind, when you told the story, I thought he'd be shirtless.

Did you guys? No. Well, he was taking his jacket off, is all she said. I guess I just, I guess I just was fantasizing about him. I don't know why. The jacket off was the GIF, right? Oh, the Giff, that's right. Yeah, I just thought it'd be for a calendar and it was he's...

What do you got? Bobby's... Here's what I'm going to say. And I mean this in the best... And this is coming from a guy who rates himself like a six, right? Okay, yeah. If he'd have been a nine or a ten, I would go definitely a scam. He's a solid.

And a half. Okay. So it's not a picture that if I were gonna grab just a scam, then I would grab this one. He's in front of a fire truck, it's a yellow fire truck. Oh my God. Good looking guy, but not grab a picture off the internet to scam someone good looking. I need to see. I have an important question.

He kind of looks like, what celebrity do you say looks like? What do you think, Amy? She's putting her finger on her face, thinking about it. Is that a scam picture or not? Oh gosh. This is love. Why do you say that, Amy? This is because it's like he's so sweet looking.

And like he could like, yeah, I think Bobby's right. If it was a scam, they would go with someone like, I mean, that guy's cute. And but it's not like this, you know, weird chiseled Channing Tatum firefighter situation. If I were going to catfish somebody, you better believe I'm having abs rippling. Yeah. One suspender's going to be off the shoulder. I'm going to be shirtless. Oh, man, he does look like a nice guy.

Yes, he looks so just kind and gentle. Mike D, what do you think? But how would he get her number? It's an accident. A guy. Accidentally her number? What's your area code? What town?

Wichita. So three ones. So why would he accidentally? I need to know if it's chief from Wichita. Morgan, you want to say something. Say it. Okay, so something similar happened to me where a guy found my number from the internet that I had put, like my old resume was on LinkedIn and he

found my number and messaged me that I didn't even know it was online anymore. And he like confessed after I kind of like pushed hard on him. And I have a feeling your numbers out there somewhere on the internet. Somebody was listening to the show and just decided to text you. Like I think this is a real person. Okay. Look, I have an important question. Has the guy asked if you're single or not?

Like, because this is, I understand that, hey, this is an accident or whatever. But at some point he's got to be like, you're not taking anything right before we keep talking. Yeah, no, he has not asked that. See, he knows that she's single then without even asking. No, or he's just like, it's not like they've gone to next level. So what do we do next? Like, my thing next

would be to call them up and put them on tomorrow's show. Which is probably listening right now. I don't think he... See, the thing, I don't think he does, but it could be... No, he's listening to WMZQ right now. Right now. He's like, I made it. But I think we're off the air on WMZQ because it's an hour later there. Oh, okay. He's not hearing this.

here's what I think. Let's all just give our opinions on what's happening and then we'll follow up best we can. If you'd like us to, Oregon is leave you alone and you chase. I don't even know at this point because I just don't know if it's real. I'm like, why does he keep wanting information about me? You don't even

live here. You're in a different state. What do you want to know? Just like tell me something interesting about yourself. What'd you have for dinner? You're like stuff. Well, that's two things you've said twice, so I don't know. But when he said, tell me something interesting. He has a lot about dinner. Hold on.

Well, we did talk about dinner and, yeah. What was your reply? What was your something interesting? What did I say? Oh, I was like, I've done like eight half marathons, so I loved a run. I didn't know that. Oh, no, I didn't know that. I love it.

Fun fact. That's cool. Okay, here's what we, Amy, what do you think's happening right now at 43 after the hour on October 7th? What is your opinion? The first time you asked me, I was so confused I didn't know. Now I'm like, this is love. But do you think you got the information?

Is it random? Is it like Morgan said? a fake? I think it's, I think it just an accident happened and he he's rolling with it because Abby's reply when it happened was kind of cute. She did the fire emoji and the firefighter and then it just turned into like a conversation.

Eddie? No, look, as soon as this happened, it's too much. He already knows Abby. He's already acting like he's acting like he doesn't know her so he's asking all these random questions. I think Morgan's right. I think he got her number from some database and knows it's Abby. Morgan? Yeah, I'm sticking

with my theory. I feel pretty confident about that. Strong theory. Strong theory. Ray Munda? Yeah, he knows it's Abby. Great work. Morgan number two. Also, though, I think this might even be real love. And hopefully WMZQ is ready for a phone screener because Abby's probably moving to D.C. Well, this is what I'm going to say. I think it's a scam. Oh. Okay. And I'm going to tell you why. I think Morgan's theory is second. And if I were going to rank them. I think there's some validity to her thinking that that could happen because, happened to her, right? This is what I think happened. If I'm him, if I'm this guy and I'm a real guy and you only see me a picture of your face and a mask, why am I going to keep talking to you unless I know, why am I going to invest

my time texting you back and forth more and more getting to know you? If you're only sending me a picture of you in a mask, I must one, already know what you look like or two, don't care what you look like. So that's why I think Morgan's theory has some water, but I still am leaning towards scam to protect your heart. So I'm going to stick with scam for now. I hope it's Morgan's theory. Wow.

I'm the only one. But just a random text, I don't believe, because there's no way if I'm a dude and I send you a random text and you send me a picture back and it's just a view in a mask and you don't give me your social media that I'm going to keep talking or even give a crap what you had for dinner. Oh, okay. Your 19 dinner conversations, why do I care? If Morgan's theory is right, can it still be love?

Yes. Even though he's lying about not knowing her. Oh, well, that's a problem. Remember that it's Seinfeld episode where they got, Jerry got her, like, information off, like the AIDS run. No, don't remember that one. They did like a run for a

and he got her number and wanted to call her, right? No. No. That's kind of what, I don't know. I don't know. I don't want to say no to it

but he needs to admit it pretty quickly if that's the case. Yeah. Mm-hmm. What do you think, Gabby? I just, because I even asked him I was like, I'm just confused how you got my number and he said,

no, it was an honest mistake. I have fat fingers and I was maybe to send it to the cheek. Okay. I never believe in the number. fat fingers. Me either. Come on.

I do that. So I didn't get my answer. Yeah, I just... So that's where we are today. We're going to follow up and see if we can set something up for tomorrow, okay? Okay. Are you okay with that? Yep, that's going to be a shocker to him.

Well, unless he does know that this is happening right now, hey, we want to talk to you. I'm asking what you're comfortable with. Can we proceed and work on something tomorrow or not? Okay. Yeah, why not? If you're not, we're happy to back down. We will stand down. But not one person.

in the room is going with the theory that it's someone on the show tricking her. No. I don't think so. One, lunchbox is gone. Two, we told him, that would be mean. So mean. Yeah. Okay. He gets bored. It could be somebody else tricking her. But we don't know that person. Should I try to FaceTime him first?

Why don't we try it on the show tomorrow morning? Live? Love it. Love it. FaceTime him live? Oh, guys. You mean, don't even tell him what I'm doing? And then I just show up and be like, hey, guess where you are? You don't have to guess where you are, but yeah, why don't we... Well, let's talk about it after the show.

Okay, okay. All right, we got to go. Tomorrow's going to be awesome. Oh, man. Hey, Mike, what did you find out since yesterday's show? I find that you can find Abby's phone number online. Oh. So if you knew Abby, you knew about her, you could search it out, and he may have found it that way and text her and knows her.

Oh. Now, is that creepy to you? I mean, a little, yeah. And then if you're lying about how you found it, by... saying it was an accident. Is he so hot that doesn't matter? Ooh, good question. Is he so hot and funny and friendly that it outweighs, you put him on the scale? Yes.

That's a little heavy. Ooh. Because crazy's okay sometimes. They're really hot. No, I don't know about that. So are you saying you don't want to pursue this at all? Because we don't even know if that's true. I know we don't know if that's true. I mean, I would like to know, honestly, yeah, I would like to ask him. Maybe, okay, so let's say we get him off.

We end up talking to him and he admits, like, yes, that's what I did. I'm sorry I just was desperate to talk to you and I thought this would be a good way and it wasn't right but will you forgive me? I like that if he goes right to it. That would be okay. That's less crazy. I mean that is, yeah, if he's honest.

Okay. Here's what I say we do. Would you rather Cole call FaceTime him? Or go in on the phone call him and we patch him through and talk to him there if he agrees to it. So you're saying agree.

I would give him a heads up. Yeah. Well, if you FaceTime him, it won't be on the year. It'll be you stand in the middle of the room here. Away from a microphone and we'll watch you do it. Maybe he answers, maybe. Oh, I would love that. Oh, my God.

Listen, we can, okay, if she does it, but he's not on the mic, then legally we can give the commentary of what's happening, right? When did you become Perry Mason? Legally. Well, because I know that we can't just throw him on the air. No problem. But like, we can be like, Abby's in the movie. middle of the floor right now. We'll be able to hear her. He said hello. Do you want to try

to FaceTime him? Yeah, sure. Is this a bad idea? I need help. What's Abby's excuse? Like, what does she tell him? Yeah, what am I? Hey. She's going to be like, hey, Morgan's saying no. No, because if my theory is correct, then you're just doing to him what he did to you. And like, you're just. Why? How so? Because he's lying. Like, if he wanted to do the bit about the fireman, cool. Like, that's a easy way to pick a girl up and get her to talk. I should have been a fireman. But then he should have been like, hey, like funny joke. I know who you are.

I heard about, you know, whatever. And then like, cool, it wouldn't have been weird. Now that they've gone days for talking and she needs to get to the like real part of this situation. All she's doing is FaceTiming him. Just to see if it's real. Yeah. That's it. There's nothing wrong with trying to figure out if it's real.

Right. So I'm saying she should do it. Yeah. That's what I'm saying. Oh, okay. Okay. I thought Morgan was shutting us down. Okay, me too.

And I was like, no, no, no, no. Which I respect it. But, but, no, no, no, no, no, we want to do it. Abby, are you willing to pay the ultimate price of hitting FaceTime here on the air? If it's not mean to him. Right. Because I'm just trying to figure out. He will not be exposed.

Yeah. But Abby, if he's tricking you, don't. Okay. She's like, I don't want to hurt his feelings. And I'm like, well, he's a scammer. Oh, man. She's like, he really means a lot to me. He's somewhere in South Africa with buddies.

Okay. Are you ready? Yeah. You have to get away from the microphone. I am right now. I'm just going to do it right. Yeah, go sit over in the corner. We have to get her away from a microphone.

Can she sit in the corner over there? Or over here? That corner and turn that mic off. Yeah. Ray, can we turn the stage mic off? Yep. Go far, far in that corner. Okay, so hold, don't hit start yet, Abby.

I want to reset this real quick for all of our listeners. He may not answer. He probably won't answer. Okay. Squat down. I wouldn't even move over here. Move over here by the wall. Okay, so this is what's going to happen.

Abby, our phone screener, who has come to this show and said, hey, I'm having trouble dating. She gets on apps. She meets guys. They go on one date. And she brought to us her frustration that if they go on a second date or have it set up, they cancel before the second date even starts. And she's like, what am I doing wrong?

So we talked about this and guys went and they started looking at Abby's social media and started messaging her like crazy. Then she had so many offers. She didn't know what to do. But the offers were. A little extreme. Extreme. These guys are being really dramatic. Like, I'll date you.

I'd give anything like my left toe. I'll name me after you. My left foot. Yeah. But now Abby gets a random text from a firefighter that goes, oops, I didn't mean to send this to you. This was an accent. I was sending it to my fire chief for our website. Now we're trying to figure out if he's real.

Abby has his number. She's been texting the back and forth with them. Are you nervous? All right. If he answers, though, what does she do? Hey. I think you should do this. Say hi.

Hey, they're like, hey, how's it going? It's me. He'll know who it is because it's probably saved in your phone. They're like, hey, how's it going? Just say, hey, listen, I was really nervous. My friends were telling me that you may not be a real person. And I was really nervous that you weren't. And so I hit this button to make sure I wasn't getting scammed.

Good stuff. That's what I would say. That's good. That's what I would say. I'm asking if she can say that. Okay, okay. And say, well, I guess you're a real person. Then it's going to get awkward for a second.

Be like, I'll let you get back to work. Is everything good? You can do one of those. And they're like, yeah, say, okay, well, hopefully I talk to you later. Bye. Okay. Here we. Here we go.

Let's go. Okay, we're going to count her down like New Year's for her to hit that face-time button. Does she need to wear a mask? Oh, sorry, recognizes it? Okay, let's do the countdown. Here we go. 41.

Wait, what? I was like 10. All right, here we go. Five, four, three, two, one. Here we go. Here she goes. She's holding the call. Hold it up.

I hear it ringing. Well, closer to your eyes because that's all he knows. Hey, oh, hey. You're real. Oh, my gosh. Oh, my God. Oh my god. I can't.

It's awkward. Is he at work? No. Once he can hear you do. Wait, what is happening? Stop laughing. Wait, but what? Abby, ask him questions.

Ask him questions. He hung up. He hung up. Is he putting out of fire? Okay. Wow, that was intense. Wow, my eyes are watering. I can't.

I couldn't believe he answered. At first I was like, oh my gosh. Wait, was he cute though? He had a mask on. Now he had a mask on. Yeah, he had a mask on. He must be at work. He's in public.

Okay. So. Oh, my gosh. A lot of things just happened to me internally. Oh, my God. All at once. I know. When I heard that sound when it connects,

I couldn't believe it. Yeah. Okay. So what do we do next? I should have asked him how I got my number. He said. I mean, he already told me. He already told you, but you need to say, I think straight up, should she just be like, hey, real talk?

Like, wait, I don't know what happened. I don't even know what she said. What did he say? I couldn't believe it. And why did he hang up? Let's start from the beginning. Oh, I was the one that was like, okay, I'll let you get back to work. Because he was so confused.

He was like, hi? Yeah, I'm real. Oh, my God. He shouldn't act like it's weird that you're wondering if he's real or not. When random morning, she decides to FaceTime without a text or heads up, like, hey, can you FaceTime or Hey? Weird's on weird. It's a weird on weird crime.

No, I think that his reaction was totally, oh my gosh, what if this is complete fate and they get married? I mean, we don't even know what happened. We don't even know what happened on that call. I'd like to know what just happened to him myself. Well, we learned he's real. Basically, I mean, he answered and there was his face. And did it look like the picture? Same eyes?

Yeah. Blonde hair? Was he in front of a fire truck? No. Oh, okay. Did he have a fire suit? Uh-uh, no. Oh, okay.

He is a volunteer, so. What's his other job? Do you know his real job? I do. Okay, don't say it. I'm not going to, I don't want to say. Is he a lumberjack? He sent me, like, pictures from his other job, too. I mean, this is like, this is, you know a lot about him.

I do. And that's why I was like, do I continue this? Because I didn't know if I should be, like, saying all my information and things about me. Oh, my gosh. When you don't even live here, what's the point? This is what I think we should do. What? I think we need a second to gather our thoughts.

I think we need to take a break. I think we need to have Abby. send him a text right now during the break so everything does it just fizzle not even fizzle just he's got to be like freak him out we just happen to yeah right so let's let's gather we're gonna come back in a second we got three and a half minutes or so we will get an update we'll we'll construct a text to send him maybe we'll get him back on yeah call him back right poor guy like he thinks he's just talking to abby little does he know he's got abby if he got her number he knows what's going on right now that i agree huh that he she's got a whole team about

people consulting her on how to handle this? We talked about it on the show yesterday. He may not know anything about the show. Trust me. I think he does. No, I do. Abby, good job. Thank you. We're going to take a break and come back. Okay, fine. Bobby, you should FaceTime and be like, do you know who I am?

He's like, no. I'm Abby's dad. I'm cleaning my gun. As we connected, I'm all right, you see this sun? It's the best bits of the week with Morgan number two. Here we are, Abby. Had a random firefighter text her.

She's been having a conversation with him for days. She brings the picture to us. And I'm like, well, that's a scam. And then Morgan's like, no, I think he actually figured out who you were and is being dishonest with you about how he found you. Yes. Which, because he told you it was just a random text. Right.

Like he didn't mean to text you. He was supposed to be texting the chief of his fire department. Yep. I would like for my theory to be out there too. I'm the only one that believes this could be an actual accident and it ends up true love. That could be. It's just my number. Yes, Morgan.

But if it's an accident, wouldn't he, if he's been a volunteer firefighter forever, wouldn't he have his fireteach's phone number in his phone? Maybe he's, look, maybe he's new because the picture to the website. Why not just hit his contact? Yeah. I have another thing for that too. Go ahead. He said he just updated his phone.

There we go. Got the new iPhone. Okay. But when I got the new iPhone, I didn't, listen, and sometimes people go, hey, got a new phone, lost my contacts. That means we never saved your number to begin with. Yeah. I know. So you did call him on FaceTime in the last segment.

He answered. He's a real person. Oh, geez. Yeah, he is. That was a lot. He was walking. So we got to, here's the text you send him. Ready?

Okay. I didn't respond to my love. Wait, so he hasn't sent you FaceTime. He hasn't sent a text like, hello, what was that? Nope. Okay. Okay. Okay.

Okay. Okay. Hey, sorry about that FaceTime. I'm with all of the people on my radio show. Oh, okay. Oh, yeah, because he knows I'm a radio. Yeah. and they were telling me that you were a scam.

I'm like shaking, typing this. Send. Here we go, sent. Okay, did it go? Did it go? Yep, okay. Oh, red. He already read it. Wow.

He's on his phone right now. Andy has his red receipts on. I mean, that means he's not a scam artist. They would never have red receipts on there. The only person I know that has that is Mike D. That's true. Okay, is there a bubble yet? Oh gosh, no.

Yeah, three dots, three dots. He's thinking. He's reading, he's thinking. So let's see what he says back. Okay. Let us know if the bubble comes up. No bubble. If I'm him right now, I'm understanding.

Yeah. Because if he has scammed, if he, scams not the word. If he went and got your number from the internet, then that's not so honest. but it's just honest enough to where if he's a good guy, it ends up being a cute story later in life. Right.

Do we agree, Morgan, that she could still date him? Yeah, it depends how quick he comes clean, if that's the case. If he still, like, rolls with his random text for a while, then no. If he's like, hey, by the way, this is how I know. Let me throw a scenario, because he said that he had fat fingers

and he didn't mean to send it to you, what if you meet him and you see his hands and they're really fat? Like he has, like, one hand that's so fat that you can't actually test. What you would also need is to get the chief's phone number and see if it looks anything like Abby's. Oh, I do want to do that. I really want to do that now.

Be like, what is the chief's number? Because if it's not even close, then what? Yeah. Okay. Is he nothing yet? No, no, actually, he just did. He said, okay, okay, okay, okay, go, we go, we go. He said, no worries.

I was just walking around my work. Definitely caught me off guard, smiley face, almost as random as my text. There we go. Oh. But that didn't, like, explain anything. But we didn't ask to explain right there. Let's be honest. We never said, please explain to us more. We just said, thanks for answering. Yes. This is a we thing now.

No, we're all invested in this. You want to just take my phone home? I can probably type ads with you right now. We have two options here, right? I don't want to kill this relationship. No. Parentheses bit. This relationship. That's a good one. Yeah, I don't. So I don't think we force anything right now.

I think what we do, what was this last thing he said to you? No worries. I was just walking around work. I definitely caught me off guard, almost as random as my text. Smiley face. Yeah, random is my text. Your text was so random. Say, hey, cool, have a great day at work. I'll, you know, text me later. Will you guys say text me later? Would you say that? Yeah. Okay. Say, cool. Don't be true. They like to talk about dinner. Text me what you're going to eat. What are you having for lunch? Text me later. Just say, okay, cool. Be like this. Cool. I knew you were telling the truth. about it being a... Oh, wow, wow.

The parent move. I knew you were telling the truth about it being a random text. I told them they didn't believe me. Wow. Let's put the pressure on. Let's put the honesty pressure on them. You're giving them the chance

to tell the truth right here. Yeah, yeah. Mike, you feel good about this? Morgan? Yeah. I'm not going to Amy and Eddie at all. You guys have married a hundred years. Why?

You're right. What does being married have anything to do with... You haven't ever had to live in this world. Of texting? In social media and internet? No, you've been married. You got married in 19, 32.

Not a long time ago. Okay. It's rough out here, yeah. Okay. What's I saying again? What'd you write? I knew you were telling the truth and that you're real. What'd you say?

I would say. No, it's about the, it's about his random. I would say, what are that? They told me that you. Oh, yeah. They told me that you weren't real. I told them that you were real and it was an accidental text that you sent me. Boom.

Right. Sorry. Sorry. Oh, that's right. That's strong. That's strong. I may have jumped on you a little too early because that's good. Oh, thank you.

Thank you. A married woman. You want to type this? Yeah, give it to me. I'll, I just take the phone and take a picture of my winger. Oh, dude. No. Then now you've ruined it.

Hey, don't sound like a dude when you're typing that. I trust you. I trust you, Bobby. All right, all right. I'll see. Okay. All right. Let's talk later.

period. I knew you were being honest about it being a random text. Did you ever... Wait. Hold on. He's going rogue. Bones. Back up, back up.

Fire chief. Oh. That's good. Yeah, yeah, yeah, thank you. Did you ever tell your fire chief about it? L-O-L? Do you say L-O-L? Yeah, I do say L-O-L. About it.

Yeah, all the kids say L-O-L. Or ha-ha. Have a good day at work. Okay, here's what I'm writing. Let's talk later. I knew you were being honest about it being a random text. Did you ever tell your fire chief about it? L.O.L. question mark.

Have a good day at work. We go to that? That's good. Morgan? Yeah, do it. Here you go. Yeah, I just send it. Is it red yet?

If it's red immediately, oh, man. Well, I sent it. It has now been delivered. Not red yet. So he's probably now in the midst of living a life. Okay? Here you go. Here you go. Final thoughts. Morgan. I still stick with my theory. I think that's the case. We just got to figure out if it was a random text or if he knows who you are. And if he knows who she is, he needs to come clean. Yes. Like immediately. Before the weekend's over?

I think so, yeah. Should she press him a little bit? Yeah. Can I ask for if what is Chief's numbers? No, not yet. No, no, no, no, no. Okay. But I would definitely be like, okay, did you really just, like, hitting it off too much. Did you really just randomly send me this? Because if so, there needs to be a movie made about it. Like it needs to be something with a little joke in it. You know? Yeah, this is like serendipity. Yeah. If you more, Eddie, thoughts.

I mean, I'm still with it. He knows her from the show. He got the number, blah, blah, blah. But I think right now, the current update is he's thinking, this is my chance to tell the truth. Do I do it or do I not do it? This is where he is right now. Amy? No, he doesn't know Abby from the show and it's totally.

You're hanging on to that. That's a Disney movie. Of course. I'm writing this script right now. He accidentally sent the text and they're hitting it off. He could be talking to a married woman right now. There's no way that could be happening. That's the thing. That's what I'm saying.

And she didn't even send a whole face. All right. Abby, good luck. Has you read it yet? Yeah, read. But. Okay. Well, check back on Monday.

Okay. There's Abby our phone screener. It's the best bits of the week with Morgan number two. Coming in at number one. You guys always love when we do some karaoke. And boy, did we do some. karaoke this week. Definitely get a good laughing with this one. Amy, myself, and Reimundo all sang Hotel Key karaoke with Old Dominion as our backup band and they were laughing their butts off at us and

we, you know, somebody had to get third, somebody got second, somebody got first. I'm just going to tell you all it didn't do very good and that's not a surprise. We've heard my singing voice on the show before. So it's no surprise to anybody including myself that this all went down. But you guys should listen to this. I'm telling you. And then after you hear the karaoke bit, they also released a new album this weekend, and they played some of those new songs for the first time. So go watch that on Bobby Bones.com after you listen to me horribly butcher Hotel Key. Number one, the Friday morning conversation with Old Dominion. They have a new album that's out today called Time, Tequila, and Therapy.

It's 13 tracks. I hope you check it out. They perform two of the new songs today. It is, it is, chef's kiss good. I always say that. Couldn't say it any better than that, could I amy? That was really good. I try sometimes.

That good, yeah. What we're going to do now, though, is we're going to do a little karaoke competition with members of the show with Old Dominion serving as the band. Yeah. Now, Ramundo won. He chose Amy to go first, Morgan to go second, and him to go third. You guys will also be the judges. And judge on ability to keep up with a song, vocal ability, passion. Like, it's just all encompassing.

It's like an overall five. Yeah, yeah. Are we doing like Olympic scoring, like one to ten for each contestant? Or are we? I think at the end, you just do a little huddle and pick a winner. Are lyrics allowed or not? Yeah, of course. Do we have the lyrics?

Oh, you're going to read the lyrics? Well, I don't know. I was asking, are they allowed? Everyone has a sheet. Everyone has a sheet. Yeah, take the lyrics with you. Okay, up first, Amy. Here she goes.

Walking up to the stage. Yeah. Now, Amy has taken the microphone. Naomi, how are you feeling right now? Is it on? It's on, yeah. You sound great, by that. I feel good.

when this song first came out, don't want to brag. Because I know that these guys knew it was a hit. Don't want to brag, but brag, go ahead. But I feel like I was one of the first people on it. Now, I feel like you were too. It's true. I remember your passion.

Thank you. Thank you. So, I think we sent a fruit basket. Amy, would you like? No, did. Yes. They sent me a fruit basket because I was so into this song. Okay.

She doesn't want to brag, no. No bragging. No bragging. So the pressure's out. Would you like to hear how it's going to start, Amy? Yeah, because I just want to do, yeah, we need to like, it'll be good for even Ray and Morgan number two to hear when to go in.

So how will this start for her? Well, can't you? Yeah. Okay. We'll let you know. I'll see if I feel it, but this isn't the real one. This isn't the real one.

This is just everybody hearing it. Okay. Okay, that's it. You got it. There you go. We'll do verse and chorus. Now, we need more from you, though. That's it.

This is how, no. I watched Matt do a warm-up, and that he does, like, side. He doesn't have him full on the mic. He's just kind of like, Amy, do you need a key from Matt, though, because you were cool. Not on.

Well, I guys, I can't sing for real. That sounded great. And Trevor. Plus, I can't hear myself, so I don't know. You can hear yourself come out of your mouth, though. I'm good. Okay, so give me a hum-a-mom-mom-a-mom. Like dough, do, do-ray-dow.

Give me the... She... The key that was real with the flow of feelings. It's going to be bad moves. I've lost it, too. Okay, well, I'm just going to go for it. Okay, here she is. Amy, performing Hotel Key with Old Dominion is the backing.

band. Give it up for Amy! Okay, here we go. We couldn't even pronounce. We were talking a little of a half an ounce. Tequila, which the flow we were feeling was real. Either one of us is looking for three little words unless those three words would you not disturb. Check out what's... Oh, no. Come on.

She got the hotel key. All right, there she is Amy, everybody. How do you feel you did Amy? Amy. No, I messed up on checkout was supposed to be noon, but we slept until three. That one is very, that's a tricky line. How's it typed? Is it S-apastrophe P for supposed to? It is. Okay. Is that, I was trying to build an excuse. But we slept in until three. And it's also, it's, she gave the mic up. Great job. Hey, is there? No, you'd be great. Can I see the lyrics to that, Rockway, Amy? Yeah. I've never listened to the lyrics.

Is there a radio version and a? Yes, there is. Because I've never heard how the half an ounce. Well, it was down some street. We couldn't even pronounce. We were smoking a little from a half an ounce. I was like, so that's not the version that I've heard on the radio.

What do they say on the radio? We were stuck in the middle. Like, I was so, like, mad that we had to change that. But, you know, it's hard to, like, change lyric, especially one that's like that. But Trevor had the genius idea of basically saying, basically nonsense that just sounded like the same thing. Just, yeah, phonetically sent it. What do you say? We're stuck in the middle, loving every ounce.

Stuck in the middle of loving every ounce, which means nothing. But that's kind of every ounce of love. Like, loving every ounce of. Like, loving every minute of it. Okay. Well, I looked at everyone, and then everybody on the band looked at each other like, how about that? Oh, she said it. That's what I.

She gets to sing the real version. But that's what I listen to is the deep cut. You get points because you're the real deal. Or whatever. Morgan, are you ready? No, not at all. Not at all. Okay, Morgan, our head of digital.

Your headphones are looking pretty prone. Thank you. You were very nervous. We can see in your hands. I know. I'm like, who knew? I'm on a microphone every single day, and then you get with all dominion and all of a sudden you start shaking.

I know my hands are shaking. Right? Are you nervous, Morgan? You feel all the time? Yes. Like, my whole body is shaking. Yes. It's like I was vibrating.

We normally have a shout of tequila before we do this. Yeah, I need one of those. I need, yeah, time tequila and therapy. Do you need Morgan the intro, or do you feel like you have it? I mean, we already did it with Amy, so I feel like I can't have that, so we're just going to go for it. And she went headphones. I did it, and now I'm starting to regret it. Okay, here we go.

Here's Old Dominion with Morgan number two. One, two. We couldn't even pronounce. We were smoking a little from half an ounce. Tequila was cheap, but the flow we were feeling was real. Neither one of us were looking for three little ones. unless those three words would not disturb. Chef out was supposed to be new, but we slept until three.

But she kept the hotel key. Slipped it in her purse, I guess. It makes her think of me. And that never had her words on her sleeves. And the glove all over the fall. Okay. You hit the part she missed and you missed the Gores. I can feel it.

To be fair, though, Tracks there. Hearts on the sleeves and clothes all over the floor, that's a hard thing. Do you all feel that way? That's on a seat of the clothes all over the floor. We both know, I can do it. I can't see it.

But I mean, when you first started, was that? Okay, well. And next up, that's a hard part. Our final competitor is Ramundo. Susan. Here he comes. Hey, these can be really easy.

I didn't know those women were going to do that bad. Hey. Are you calling your shot right now? I mean, they're messing up lyrics. They were off beat. I mean, I can at least pull that off. Okay.

Here is. Last words. Ray Mundo, performing Hotel Key with Old Dominion. Yeah. Well, they went down some street. We couldn't pronounce. We were smoking a little from a half an ounce. Tequila was cheap, but the flow we were feeling.

was real. Neither one of us were looking for those three little words unless those three words was do not deserve. Check out was supposed to be noon, but we slept

until three. But she kept the hotel key, slipped it in her purse, I guess, it makes her think of me. And that night we left our heart on our sleeves and the clothes all over the phone.

We both know, can't open that door when I'm all. And she kept the hotel key in her. How do you feel? you did. I thought that ain't good. That beat stuff is tough. Do you feel like you won? I think I won. Maybe Amy goes one, but Morgan

really jacked it up, so I definitely got second. Okay, okay, thank you. Raymondo. I don't know how you somehow started so, like, behind and then... You wrapped it up in the right place. He started behind, got ahead of it, and then ended up in the right spot. He somehow landed it every time. Oh, this is going to be terrible. There he is.

Old Dominion is in studio. They're playing live. Now, you guys, talk amongst yourself. I mean, you know. I know who I would pick. Yeah. Let us know when you come over with your answer. Trevor.

There's history, you know. Yeah. Enthusiasm. Enthusiasm. That counts for a lot. Remember, go ahead. Enthusiasm. Oh, they're okay.

I mean, I mess up the lyrics all the time. Advocating. I forget the lyrics. the time. Trevor, we're bonded for life. Oh, Amy's now pushing on the judges. Eight hours at Disney together. Wow.

That's almost disqualification. I don't think we got it. Who is in third place? Third place, I'm sorry. I think we probably all agree. It's Morgan. Morgan in third place. I deserve that.

I take that. I take it. Look, nerves will get you. Oh, yeah. I was shaking. My whole body was shaking. You had a nice little, like, kind of rap thing going on, though. That was nice.

but really the wheels came off. I lost it off. It came off so much that we didn't know when to end the sign. Hey, you made a new song. We're going to skip second. It's all about first. Wow. Was first place, Ramundo, who someone said it sounded like cake.

I need your arms around me. I need to feel you have a touch. Or Amy. Both were excellent positions as excellent. if you could be, but I think we have to go with the history and the passion that Amy had. Amy, congratulations. Wow. I forget the words all the time, so it's okay.

That happens. Amy, what would you like to say? I would love to sing with y'all again if you'd have me. Let's go. Like live? Like right now? She's like, I see you're playing Cleveland on the 23rd. Is there any chance?

Yeah, no. My hometown. So fun. Y'all are the best. Thank you. The new records out today, time to Keela and Therapy. You guys stream it,

but not until the show is over today. Be sure to listen to us and then go to Old Dominion. Of course. Congratulations, guys. You know, big fan. Appreciate you doing this today. It's the best bits of the week with Morgan number two.

All right, y'all, that's it for this week. Eddie, thanks so much for hanging out with me. Thanks for having me. It's a good time. It's always fun doing this thing. I know. We have like therapy, like ketchup. It's like everything because people think we sit in here like in between songs and stuff and we get to talk and hang out.

Does not what happens. I think some people get to do that. I think you and I are pretty busy in between songs. Yeah. Because that's our chance to really, really like zone into our work. Like do what we need to actually be doing. Yes. Yes.

And then, you know, then after the show ends, we pretty much all leave because we're tired. Yeah. And you got to go home to all your kids. I know. Like. I'm telling you. I only got that one hour before I go go pick them up after I get done. So you don't want to just hang out here forever.

So this is always fun. Thank you for catching up. But mate, let them know where you can't, where they can find you. Oh, they can find me at producer Eddie on everything. TikTok, Instagram, Twitter. I'm not on Facebook. The Facebook? I am on Facebook, but I don't really post on Facebook.

Like, I have an account, but I don't put anything on there. It's probably a good thing because Eddie called it the Facebook this week. The Facebook. That's because I'm older and that's how I say things. Yeah, we got to work on that one. That's like the pinnacle of old, Eddie. I know. I know.

Big mistake. Oh, man. And also a huge shout out. And congratulations to Lunchbox and his wife. They welcomed a new baby. You can see his cute little announcement that he posted on Instagram at bobbybones.com. Hopefully we will hear from him in the coming weeks on the gender, all the things. As of right now, we really don't know anything, but the baby is healthy and mama is healthy.

So I'm at Webgirl Morgan on everything, TikTok, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, all the things. And we are also at Bobby Bone's show on all the things. So follow it all. go watch all these videos because just because you heard them doesn't mean you haven't caught the videos which are not much better when you add a visual thing to it

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