The Bobby Bones Show - Fri Part 1: Eddie's Wife’s Reaction To New Hair + Listener Concert Update

Episode Date: June 14, 2024

Find out how Eddie's wife and kids reacted to his new "hair system" and if they like that he has a full head of hair now! Plus, Listener Kim who called in earlier this week about her husband's mishap with the Chris Stapleton tickets and was gifted two seats together gives us an update on how the concert was and more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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What you're going to learn, Eddie, because you got new hair. You're going to learn that as a dude, for me specifically, when I get a haircut, there's a rule. It never looks perfect until eight to nine days after. Oh. It's always a little too fresh and a little too, like, rigid. And yours is a little less rigid than yesterday. But you haven't had hair in a long time. You've been bald.

But you have this. It's not a toupee everybody. It's called a hair system. Correct. But like five or six days from now, you're going to love the way you look. But is that because the hair grows in five or six days? It's something. And the sides, though, your sides will still grow a little bit.

The sides in the back will. Yeah, and it won't look as fresh and it won't, and that's the point. It's supposed to look good when it's not fresh, fresh. Okay. It looks, what's your wife say? You said, get that off your head. Well, she's used to. And I said, I can't.

She said, get that off your head? She's like, what are you doing? What are you doing? She's like, she thought it was temporary. She thought it was just laying on there. And I was like, no, no, no, it's there. At least a month. I think, okay, how about this?

Can I do devil's advocate to the way you're feeling right now? So, if your wife goes, get that off your head, I think that's probably the appropriate way to do it because if she said it looks so good, then you're like, what, you didn't like how, this is my mind to do. All those years. Then you didn't like what I was before.

Right. So I think that was handled pretty good by her because I think that's really the biggest win is that she loves you for you. She always has? And she's going to come around to be like, I really like the hair fit makes you feel good. But had she been like, oh, thank God,

that would have probably been a little hurtful for you. Thank God. down the road. That's valid. Yeah. Good point. Because that's what my head would have done. If I go home and let's say I'm wearing like a, let's say I did peck implants, which I could

use, let's be honest. And my wife's like, finally. God, dang. Thank God. And they were temporary peck implants. I'll be like, oh. Yeah. So you didn't love it before and you're not going to love it again when I take them out.

I think that's a good response from her. That's a good point. You know, my oldest son was like the same. Just like, dad, no, no, no. What are you doing? What are you doing? And then my 10-year-old, he was like, whatever, it's fine. And then the other two little ones didn't even notice.

They didn't say anything all day. That's funny. That's good. Let me grab a couple calls here. Eddie got new hair yesterday. I think it looks great. I want to go to Ann in Wisconsin. Ann, have you seen Eddie's hair?

No, I can't wait to get the work to look it up. Let's go. So what do you think about the whole situation? I'm so excited for you, Eddie. and I hope you get the confidence now to donate a kidney. Oh, because like I feel so good. That's it. That's all you needed. Yeah, that's all you needed. And thank you for that call. I hope you have an awesome day.

You bet. Have a great day, guys. All right, bye, Ann. Let's go to Becca and North Carolina. Becca, you're on the Bobby Bone show. What's going on? Morning, see you. Morning. Eddie. Eddie, your hair looks amazing. It looks absolutely stunning.

Oh, my goodness. I'm glad it wasn't funnier either. Does it look fake though? No, no, not from the pictures on Instagram. It looks amazing. Wow. It's one of those where you were talking about how it makes you feel good when men say, I love you to men. It feels good to be able to say, Eddie, I love your hair. I think if you were to see a picture of you, not knowing you didn't have hair, it would look normal.

I think it would look fake to people who know you're bald because they would go like, well, that's not real. Like in their head, they would go, something just happened that's not real. And they would associate it. And the way I've been thinking about it is like, you know, I always wear a hat. So really no one that I know really knows what my hair looks like. So if I just show up with hair, they're like, oh, that's what it looked like. That's a great point, too. Our listeners just see you with a hat for the most part.

Right. And if they do see what that hat, it's from a picture, like a show picture from six years ago, where we photoshopped hair on you. No, we did. Well, a little bit. The first time, wait, this is the first time you told me this. You did? It's a good time to tell you.

You airbrushed hair on my head? Barely. Wow. I thought I looked good. Dude, I've used that picture and been like, see, I have good hair. Interesting. You did. Hey, I forget I said that.

Okay, look, we're here. Big day yesterday, big day today. Today, another big reveal. Not only do we have Eddie's hair yesterday. Today, Ray Mundo gets his truck back. It's been gone for a month. Chase Matthew, the artist, which, by the way, here's a clip of Chase Matthew's song. He's going to be here in studio.

There'll be some performance. And then he's a mechanic. And so he's basically done some stuff with Ray's truck that I didn't even know he was going to do. Because initially I was just going to take it away and saw off a dent and fix some wiper blades and stuff. But apparently it's going to be legit. So we'll do the reveal with that too. Glad you guys are here. Let's get started with the show.

If you guys want to email us for any reason, questions, advice, mailbag at bobbybones.com. Let's now open the mailbag. You send an email and we read it on the air. It's something we call Bobby's Mailbag. Hello, Bobby Bones. I'm a long-time listener. I listen to your show through earbuds at work. I'm a youngish widow in my early 40s.

My husband passed away in a work accident only months after we were married. My friends and family have recently started asking me when I'm going to start dating again and asking if I'm going to set up online profiles. My answer is I'm not and no. I don't feel ready to date again. Maybe I'm just old school that online dating seems ridiculous. So far I've been able to laugh it off by saying things like I don't think anyone could put up with my kind of crazy or just say, nah, I'm good. I feel like if I'm supposed to be with someone or have that connection again,

we will somehow meet somewhere, someplace when I least expect it. My question, how do you in the show suggest I tell these loving and caring people who I know what the best for me to stop? Thank you. Signed, single, but not ready to mingle. I have a few thoughts first, just on some of the things here. You don't have to date again if you don't want to. Don't put the pressure on yourself to date again if you don't want to.

At some point, you're going to possibly want to. And then I think you can really readdress how, what, when, where, why, all those things. but don't feel like you have to date if you're not ready to date. I will also say they care for you. They're not being annoying on purpose. They're being annoying out of love because they probably think, man, if we can just get that truck started, they can drive a long distance.

So, yeah, don't be annoyed with them. But if you are, know that it's coming from a place of love. We all would agree with that, right? Yeah. And if we're blowing it off with, you know, little jokes here and there, they don't maybe know that it is impacting you in a way and you would like for it to stop. So sharing that with them is the best thing you could do.

Yeah, I just sound already to date. Yeah. You don't have to be mean to them. No. You can even say, since my husband died, I still don't feel like it's time for me to date. That gets serious. For sure. You're like, hey, my bad.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Sorry about plenty of fish mentioned. So, also, I think everybody who is around that age, if you were born around 78 to 85-ish, online dating was really weird than really normal. in your life. It went from both. And online is now not even online. It's on an app. So understand that to get to the required, hopefully for you, because you're a good person, pool of people to choose from, you're going to probably have to do something than just sit and wait for it to happen. Now, if you believe if something's going to happen, let it happen, great. I have never in my life

had something great happen by just sitting by idle. You going, if it's going to happen, it's going to happen. So, but a little bit, I think you'll remove that stigma of meeting someone on an app is weird. It's so normal now. But don't worry about that until it's time to date again. Feel no pressure. You don't have to be starting with them. You can say, hey, look, since I'll say his name is Brian. Since Brian died, I still don't feel comfortable.

I'm going to, like, check back in with myself in January and see how I feel. They'll leave you alone immediately. Yeah, and I would encourage you to, like Bobby said, we are in that window of like, it feels weird to date on the app. also very, very acceptable and be open to it. It doesn't mean you have to go do it, but just keep your mind open to it that if you are ready one day, you can be proactive in that sense. The version of this is 25 years ago, it was, oh, I don't want to meet anybody in a bar.

That's what I don't want to meet anybody in an app. As technology grows, you have more access. And so that's what's happening now. But even when it was like, go to a bar, people, that used to be that stigma. Like, I'm not meeting anybody in a bar. Yeah. Then it was we met online. Then it was we met on Tinder.

Yeah. So that's always going to happen. But just know that if you were to say I met this person on a nap, that is so much more normal than any other way of meeting somebody now. But don't worry about that. You're not there yet. You're all good. We have faith in you. When you're ready, you'll be ready.

And when you're ready for us to build your profile for you, we will do that. You guys will do that for her? We'll do that for. All right, that's the mail bag. Close it up. We've got your email and we've got to close Bobby's mail bag. Fun Fat Friday. The air in a bag of potato chips is actually nitrogen, not oxygen.

See, I always thought they would just seal up whatever was there. Like, you put the chips in there and you just seal it. Yeah, and that's the air that gets trapped. It's not. It's not trapped. It's air that's sent in. And is it put in there on purpose so chips don't get crushed? It's so they don't go stale.

Oh. Because if the bag gets crushed, they still get crushed. It should also make us feel good about whatever it is to work. eating. And it gives them a chance to only fill it up like halfway. That's true. Yeah. And once somebody on the show opened a bag and there was nothing in it.

That was me? It was a bag of cookies. No cookies in it, dude. Full bag of nitrogen, I guess. At least you got some nitrogen. Solid and nitrogen. Amy? If you're going to the Eiffel Tower this summer, it's actually going to be 15 centimeters

taller than it usually is because heat causes metal and the structure to expand. Hmm. And it's bigger. Don't go this summer though. The Olympics are there. It's going to be a nightmare. here. Oh, that'd be pure chaos. Yeah, pure chaos.

I do not want to go. And I'm not going. Lunchbox. Yeah, I got every 42 seconds, there is one divorce in America. That equates to 86 divorces per hour. And that equals about 746,000 divorces per year. Every how many seconds? 42 seconds. Every 42 seconds, there is a divorce that is finalized in America. It reminds me of the bit that Eddie brought in. We were talking about funny stuff from internet where at the YouTube concert

Bono made everybody be quiet. He's like be quiet and he starts clapping his hands. And he goes, every time I clap my hands, a kid dies in Africa. Yeah, yeah. And then someone goes, well, stop clapping your hands. You idiot. Yeah. Wow. I just think people are splitting up left and right. Right now. I wonder what the marriage to divorce

ratio is per second though. Every 16 seconds there is a marriage in the U.S. That was the good news last week. This is the bad news. I already forgot. A week out, I already forgot. All right, Eddie, what you got? You guys like McIntie? Yes. You can thank Thomas Jefferson for that.

He lived in France for a little bit, and he fell in love with macaroni. So much that when he came back to America said, give me that machine, the one they make that macaroni in. And he created mac and cheese here in America. So he just stole the macaroni and put cheese on it? Oh, yeah, pretty much. Yeah, got it. I made it American.

My wife loves macaroni and cheese so much. We had a whole macaroni and cheese birthday party for her once, like three years ago. I got like eight Macs and Cheeses, and that's all we ate for the birthday party. Like different kinds of mac and cheese. It's all max all cheeses. Max and cheeses. She loves macaroni and cheese so much. Morgan.

The world's longest concert was 453 hours, 54 minutes, and 40 seconds. Yeah, grateful dead. No. Taylor Swift's Erez tour. Apparently, those are long. It happened in 2017, from March 17th to April 5th.

It was part of Canada's 150th anniversary celebration. So they just had music playing the whole time? Consistently for that entire, what? Does that count as a concert? No, no. It's kind of just having music playing, right? That's dumb. I bet why don't we do that with like country artists?

What do you mean? Just bring a bunch of them in and when one's done, you keep going. And we go all the way like 90s country, whoever's still alive from the 80s and 70s? Well, you got to like pay for them to do. Like, what are they getting from it? Oh, we're just breaking a record. I don't think anybody wants that. Nobody cares enough.

Weird Al in the 80s turned down at $5 million to do a commercial with a beer company because he said a lot of his fans were young and a pressure bowl. He's not going to promote beer. Oh, wow. Do you know Weird Al as Morgan? Does he have like funky hair? He does. What do you know about Weird Al?

What can you tell me? What did he do? Is he also Yancovic? Is that the same person? Weird Al Yankovitch, yeah. That's all I know. I think I just know his name. Back when we were kids, he made parody songs that were so big.

And because he was like the first person to do it on that level that they were on the radio. What was one of his parody songs? Eat it. Eat it. Eat it. All I want to do is eat it. or like a surgeon cuts for the very first time Or we got the white stuff

In the middle of an Oreo The white stuff I don't know the melody He's doing you because he's doing you because of the block Oh got it Yeah we got the white stuff Got it No melody makes it hard

Yeah I know He later Which you may know White and nerdy Which was right nerdy Yes that one I know The other ones don't ring a bell though Can to catch me white and nerdy?

Yeah I got to catch white and nerdy and nerdy. Or like a... I'm fat. I'm fat. You know it. And he was in a fat suit. Or it...

Yeah, just the white and nerdy one. That's the only one that rings a bell. Yeah, he was really famous. Was he ever on like S&L or anything like that? Nope. Just put out his own... He did, I love Rocky Road. That's ice cream.

That's awesome. It's still funny. That's still funny. Yeah, where's he had nowadays? Uh, chilling. He's alive. Super rich. Oh, super rich, right?

Mamma ma baloney I don't remember that one There's only one documented case Of someone being killed with cement shoes Which you often hear about Concrete boots I'm gonna put you in some cement shoes Or concrete boots

Like the mobster, they like throw you in the lake There's never a thing It was always a fictional thing And then somebody did it in May of 2016 It's the only time they've ever found That that's actually happened Oh Strangers of the night

Strangers in the night That song Frank Sinatra It was a big hit for him but he almost never played it live, hated it so much. Funny? And then I'm going to give you one more. Trivia question.

There are four state capitals named after presidents. Go. Hoover, Alabama. That's not a state capital. Washington, D.C. Washington, D.C. is named after a president, but that is not a state capital. That is its own area. Okay.

Hold on. Let me go. Lincoln, Nebraska. Is there a guy named Eugene? Lincoln, Nebraska. Amy gets one point. Go ahead. Three left.

Oh, Austin. Missouri. Austin was never a president. Jefferson, Missouri, not the Capitol. What? Okay, okay. Mount Pillar, Vermont.

Wait, hold on. Jefferson City, right, is, but that's Springfield is the capital. Jefferson City is just in the Morgan Wall and San Juan. Yeah, that gets me. Van Buren? Where are the other capitals?

Boy, Jefferson City is one. Yeah, you get that. Madison, Wisconsin. I felt weird. I was like, Jefferson City. Madison. Madison. He's got two now. Yeah, you're right.

Good. You're right. Madison. One left. Good job by Jefferson City. Thank you. President Sacramento. Roosevelt is...

Where is... Rhode Island. Midwest. I know. Oh. Boise. Illinois. No, no.

No. Champagne. Cold. In Minnesota. Colorado. De Luce. This is a cold. Montana.

Midwest. That's not Midwest. I mean, that's... I'm thinking just naming places that might get cold. Wisconsin. Madison. Madison, Wisconsin. I just said that. I can't hear all you talking over the same time. That's great. I can't hear you guys all talking over each other. I know, but when lunchbox said it, you go, Lodgebox has two.

Oh, no, you already got that one. There's another one. Around there? Yeah, I already knew that one. I already marked it on office. Okay, so good. No, it's a South. Jackson, Mississippi. Oh, Jackson. Yeah, it's hard. I can't keep up with you guys, man. It's hard, I know.

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Tab Ramos on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, wherever you get your podcast. It's time for the good news. With Amy. Tell me something good. So Pamela Middlebrook, she was a Navy medic and a Vietnam War vet. She passed away from cancer. And her daughter realized like, Gosh, you just have a few relatives that are going to be able to attend. And I just feel like as a veteran, she needs a proper send-off. So posted some stuff to social media and a ton of people showed up just to honor a vet. And this is probably what they look out for and do because they had all the stuff.

Like this one guy in particular, Bill Rooster, he has American flags that he sets up all around. And he read a service member's poem. He didn't even know this woman at all whatsoever. So for the daughter, she just said it, Restore. her faith in humanity that people can come together for someone they don't even know. That's a good story. I never liked the part where they die, but I like the part where, because everybody has to die. I struggle with thinking about the one day I might die. Might. No, we're all going to die.

Might. But, okay, that aside, that is really cool and selfless of people to come to a funeral for somebody that they didn't know, but probably also they do know a lot of what their experiences were like. And so they, you know, relate and empathize. Good story. That's what it's all about. Tell me something good. Easy trivia. It's the easiest trivia game ever. The category is numbers.

Amy, how many people are in a duo? Two. Good. Lunchbox. How many wills does a tricycle have? Three. Good. Eddie, how many members were there in the Beatles?

Four. Good. Morgan, how many lives are cats said to have? Nine lives. Good job. So that's so easy. Even if you would have missed it, you would have stayed in the game. But if you do miss it from here out, you'll hear this.

sound. You've been boned. Amy's run of the tiara. She is the current champion. Easy trivia. The category is childhood characters. Amy, what show is Elmo on? Sesame Street. Correct. Lunchbox, what's the name of the story about a wooden puppet who wants to become a real boy? Pinocchio? Correct. Eddie, what's the name of Mickey Mouse's girlfriend? Mini Mouse. Correct. Morgan. What's the name of the Looney Tunes Rabbit that says, what's up, Doc? Bugs Bunny. Correct.

The next category is birds. Amy, which bird can mimic human speech? A parrot. Correct. Lunchbox, which bird is famous for its colorful feathers and elaborate courtship dances? What? Courtship dances? Which bird is famous for its colorful feathers?

and elaborate courtship dances. The only ones I know that has colorful feathers are the peacock. Correct. Dang. Eddie, the category is birds. What small bird has a strong bill that they use to drum on the dead wood to make holes in tree trunks? Thank goodness. Woodpecker.

Correct. Morgan, what's the name of the fastest bird on land? Okay. Yeah. I mean, the first one that goes to mind is ostrich. The fastest bird. bird on land. And that's a flight with bird.

Penguin? They're not very fast. Okay. Ostrich. Correct. Moving on. Ooh, I would have thought road runner. Ostrich is faster.

I thought this. B. The category is know your acronyms. Amy, what does the S and NASA stand for? It's got to stand for hold on. Neurophysus space

association. I just got to be space, but what if it's like spatial or space? Correct. NASA stands for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Cool. There you go. Lunchbox, in relation to banking, what does the A and ATM stand for?

Automated. Correct. Not automatic? Dang. That was tough. Good job. Automated. These are hard, man.

Good job. Eddie. Yeah. What does the I stand for in IQ? Intelligence. Correct. I'm scared. No your acronym.

Morgan, what does the P stand for in pen in relation to bank cards? P-I-N. I believe it's personal identification number, so personal. Correct. It is personal. Wow, that was hard. The category is TV show spinoffs. Amy, what spinoff follow the character of Frazier Crane

after his time in Cheers. Fraser? Correct. Lunchbox. What friend's character got their own spinoff in 2004? Joey. Correct. Eddie.

Which show is a spinoff of Breaking Bad that focuses on the character Saul Goodman? Better call Saul. Correct. That's deep. Yeah. Morgan, Young Sheldon is a prequel

and spinoff of which sitcom? Big Bang Theory. Correct. We're moving on. You guys will have five seconds only to answer your questions. Everybody remains. The category is country capitals. Amy, what's the capital of Germany?

Berlin. Correct. Dang. Lunchbox, what's the capital of Canada? He's cutting down. Ontario. Ottawa. Ottawa.

Boatim. You've been Bo. Eddie, what's the capital of Russia? Moscow. Correct. Morgan, what's the capital of Japan? Tokyo. Correct.

Oh, man. Three remain. The category is, 2010s. Amy, who played Wonder Woman in the movie Wonder Woman in 2017? Who played Wonder Woman in the Wonder Woman movie in 2017? Yeah. What's the actress's name? Wonder Woman.

Gaddao. What? Do you just say it? Holy. You know who I'm talking about. You don't, you can't answer a terrific question by going. You know what I'm talking about. Now I can't, now I'm jumbled.

I need an answer as you get the bone. Goodell. Goodell. Goodell. Goodell. I don't know how to say her name. Goodell Godot. It's not close enough.

That's not close enough? What? You've been. Amy, you should have just gotten last name. Yeah. If you've got last name, you'd have it. Godo. You had it.

What is it, gal? What is it? Gal. Yeah. Wait, I'm sorry. Gal to go. Gal, Godot. What is it?

You're not saying it right now for the record. You've been Bo. Gal Goddo. So I could have just said goodo. You could have said Ms. Godot. So long as it's not like a Roosevelt where you've got to like differentiate, would have accepted it. What I?

Eddie. Yeah, come on. Who directed the 2010 hit movie Inception? I've never known this. What? Who directed the 2010 hit movie Inception? Martin Scorsese. Incorrect.

Morgan for the win. Hey, you've been bowed. Not yet, let's see what happens. She got bone too. Yeah, I got bone. Yeah, you need to get bone. Retractal of her moving. What was the answer to that?

Christopher Nolan. Of course. Come on. Who had gotten that? Who's that? Gal Godot. Morgan. Gras.

This viral hit was released in 2011. It was a song about the day of the week called Friday. Who sang it? Rebecca Black. Yeah. All right. Here's a voice. from last night. Hey, good morning, studio. What's the update on Ramundo's vehicle? I know it was supposed

to get fixed. Is that just another clickbait we have? And also one more clickbait is Eddie. When you're going to eat your shrimp, man? So I'm still waiting on that update. Let's go. Perfect questions. Later this morning, Chase Matthew comes in. Spent a lot of his life as a mechanic. ATV mechanic, car mechanic, builds trucks. He took Ray's car over a month ago to do some stuff to it. And we're going to get it back today. He's bringing it back Today. The reveal is today. So that is today. Eddie is eating the shrimp on Monday

unless he wieners out again. No, no, no. It's not clickbait, man. It takes a lot of things, a lot of moving parts to get that popcorn shrimp. It doesn't. You just tried to back out of it. It's 100 and 8 shrimp, dude. Think about it. Eddie's going to eat the popcorn shrimp, 108 popcorn shrimp on Monday. So today, later on,

the reveal of the car, Eddie's popcorn shrimp on Monday. Thank you. Here's Amy's pile of stories. So a Chick-fil-A location in Louisiana is hosting a day-long summer camp for pre-teens between ages 5 and 12 that teaches them how to work at Chick-fil-A when they're old enough. That's called a job fair. Yeah.

Not so much as summer camp. I'd say a job fair for kids. Parents have to pay for their kids to attend. It's $35 a day. And so some are calling it controversial, but I'm like, you pay for your kids to go to all kinds of camps. I mean, I'm sure they make it fun and they're teaching them how to work. Camp-fil-A?

I mean, sort of, you know, grooming in a way. to work there, but... I don't mind it because you get to choose. If a parent doesn't want to pay 35 bucks or doesn't want to send their kid to chick filet can't, they don't have to. People get upset about things that people have control over. Like, I can't

believe they would do this. Well, they're not forcing anybody to do this. And it is a pretty novel idea. I bet you have an up too when you show up and like, oh, you're Eddie from camp. Like, you're hired. Oh, I'm sure. Yeah, like once you're old enough. Oh, you're old enough. Can't fillet in 24? There you go. You're in. Yeah, they teach you

customer service skills, dining room hosting. You learn how to take orders at the register. Probably other restaurants will see this. I went to Chick-fil-A camp and I learned that. That's, it's great. And you get a meal, a snack, a t-shirt, and a name tag. Everybody shut up. Okay.

Okay. Not you guys. Everybody that's got it about it. I have surprising ways that your dog is saying, I love you. If it's snorting and farting and snoring, then Stanley is saying it a lot. No, but does Stanley or Ellard ever stare directly into your eyes? When it's time to eat, they know. Oh, they come. Stanley comes right at eat time and he's like, let's go, buddy.

Do they yawn when you yawn? Dang, do they lean on you? I don't think so. Okay. Oh, no. I'm getting sad. They don't love you. Do they watch you when you leave?

Yeah, because they're like, when is he going to come back and give us food? Do they freak out when you return? Yes, because it's food time. Oh, no. Do they sleep in your room? I would let them. My wife doesn't like it. She's way more allergic than I, even I am.

So that even though we got one of those air purifiers because of the dogs. Oh, is it helping? Oh, yeah, a ton. More than I thought I would. But you can't really see it work. Didn't Swiftie Lauren register for one of those for her wedding? Oh, no, I don't buy her that. I bought her a house.

Yeah, that's awesome. Okay, and then finally, do your dogs ever bring their favorite toy to you? Yeah, mostly they're dead rabbits that Ella killed outside. Okay, ding, ding, that's the way of saying, I love you. Or cook this for food. I'd like to have it for dinner. Okay. I did read a story that dogs don't like to be hugged.

Why? Because physically it hurts them. Like when you lift them up and hug them. Oh. I don't like that because it hurts. Yeah, I can't lift mine up. You can hug them in different ways. That makes sense.

Yeah, yeah. All right, what else? When Darius Rucker was on the Bobbycast, I don't know if y'all talked about his side hustle job. That doesn't involve music at all whatsoever because he was talking to Taste the Country Nights. And I saw that he's an assistant coach for the women's golf team. Did you know that? I think he volunteered some time, yeah.

He's not there for practice every day and every week. But, yes, he does. That's not a side hustle. Is he a paid for that? No. Volunteer. Okay. Yeah.

That's not a sign hustle. It's like a preferred hustle for fun. But yeah, he's diehard South Carolina, right? And then loves play golf and does help out, yes. If like you could be a coach of anything, like as a side hustle, what would you choose? Like, where do I start? It doesn't even have to be sports. Like it could be.

What would I be the coach of that? Life coach through that? I would be the Arkansas Razorbacks head football coach. And I would be a CEO type coach where I'd hire the best coordinators. And then I would let them do their jobs and I would just do motivational stuff. Well, I just said kind of side hustle. I'd be like the Mac Brown of the Arkansas Razorbacks.

What do you mean? Mac Brown just like the face of? The face, the motivational guy, the guy that is, you know, a macro, not micro, knew how to hire great people. That's what I would do. Where's he now? What's Carolina?

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So he pulls into the Exxon, and he gets out. And that's when some woman walks up, shoves him, and tries to steal the car. What? Yeah, carjacking right there at the gas station. I have a woman. Why'd you go with all the hottie and all the boys? Well, because grandpa's driving. Go ahead.

I'm with you. He needs to stop and get gas. But Adam McDaniels from North Carolina happened to be in Florida at the gas station, pulls out his gun, says, don't you move. Keep your hands where I can see him. Did he say all that? Yeah. Wow.

Do not reach for any weapons. Held her at gunpoint. And then the grandpa was holding onto her foot so she couldn't drive away. I'm looking at her. The grandpa was holding her wrist and her foot. Such footage of this? Yeah, it's all on cell phone. That's what I'm saying.

Gramps wasn't going to let his haughty wife get taken. And the whole time, Granny, he's just sitting in the padstress. He's going, uh, uh, uh, cops arrive and arrest her. Well, Gramps really wasn't the one keeping. I know, but still he was still. Yeah, she got guys. She got got got. The cops show up, and their body cams, when they show up, it shows the grandpa holding on to the wrist and the arm.

But the other guy's got the gun. Right, right, right. Like, let's be honest. That's what really was holding her. Yeah, Adam was really the one that was the hero, but it's pretty cool that Gramps thought he was doing something. He saved his. It's pretty cool that carting is a lot with a haughty wife in it. This is a good reminder for situational awareness when you're in a bone rule situation.

Like getting gas, you open up the car, the keys are in the car. You're walking around to the other side. Someone can easily, yeah, slide in there and just take off. Oh, I think about that. all the But the passengers in there, though, I wouldn't take all the keys out because then they get hot and sweaty

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sometimes I open my door, start cleaning out the trash on the other side. Like, I could get carjacked, no problem. People follow her. Oh, no. She's like, I get car jacked.

Actually, I'm looking forward to it. Here's where I'll be today. Also, situational awareness. Have a gun. Like Adam? Everywhere all the time. Yeah, yeah.

You say right there. Oh, dude. All right, go ahead, go ahead. All right, thank you. Good story. We finally got to the end. Yeah, I mean, pretty good. Grandpa and Granny, okay.

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On the phone, Robert in Columbus, Georgia. Robert, what's up, buddy? Hey, how you doing? Pretty good, man. Morning. Morning. Somebody. I run an old Porter potty truck for Columbus Portables, and the other day I was sucking a commode out,

and I seen a $100 bill in there. Oh, yeah. I just sucked it up. So you're saying, for me to grab it. Okay, it was in the... But I was sitting there thinking, I was like, boy, I bet over lunchbox would have grabbed that thing out. So it was in the porto potty, you know. Yeah, it's in the muck.

Yeah. so, and so you're like, it's not worth it to me to go into that, right, Robert? No, it was a blue $100. Lunchbox? Oh, I'm grabbing it. No doubt. And if he works on commodes, he's got to have gloves there. So you just put your glove on, grab it, throw the glove in the trash.

You got $100. How would you, I mean, I didn't realize commode suckers make enough money where they can just leave $100 laying around. Robert, lunchbox wants to know if commode suckers make enough money where they leave $100 laying around. I mean, not enough. But I left that one. It must have been in some growth. Robert, like, how did you leave it? You don't have gloves?

Yeah, but like, it's blue and it had poo all over it, hey? You know what you can rent it off. You eventually got to touch it. No, you grab it with gloves and you wash it. They have a little portable stations right outside where you can wash your hands or you take it to the nearest bathroom and stick it in the sink and wash water over it. You heard the man say blue and poo. $100.

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