The Bobby Bones Show - Fri Post Show (11-15-24)

Episode Date: November 15, 2024

Bobby wants to test out games that he was thinking about doing on the radio show. He also shares why he feels this is the better show. Bobby sings a prominent part of a song and we try to guess it. We also talked about the news that came out about UAP’s aka UFOs this week. Morgan went to the Mariah Carey Christmas bar and gave us a review. We then 'test kitchen' Amy's Wheel of Topics.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Here's your host, Bobby Bones. Thank you. We're going to test out a couple games once. I don't know who was with me. I know some of you were. We went to the Taco Bell Test Kitchen in Northern California. Well, it was north of L.A., so I guess that would still be... Hey, Scooba, what's the official geographic name of...

I believe if it's still in the St. Spye, it's Irvine, California, which is down in Orange County closer to, like, Disneyland area. That's where it was. Okay. Irvine. But that's north of L.A. That's south of L.A. Oh, I have no idea then. Okay. Yeah, yeah. It's more Orange County. So it's between L.A. and San Diego. Okay. I just knew we drove like an hour from L.A. Yeah, it's a long drive depending on traffic. It could be two hours sometimes. That's traffic report from Scooby Steve. Thanks, everybody. It's the 4-05. Whoa, it's a traffic chase right now.

I went to that kitchen and we got to eat a lot of the stuff that they're trying out, some that never made it, because they have a whole test kitchen there. We're going to use this show now as a test kitchen for games and segments that I feel like, I don't know if we risk it putting it on the big show yet. But also, it could be way more entertaining here anyway. And also, lokey, I feel like the post show sometimes is better than the real show. Only because we get to stretch out. We have to worry about hitting certain clocks. And I don't have to, like, be out at a certain time because of an hour. hour clock where affiliates have to flip.

So at times I feel like this is the better show, not because we're choosing better content, but because we have a little more room, I think we just need a new name for this show, because post show feels like, and we've done post show forever. It was just like, it's over, let's do this stuff we never got to

because it wasn't as valuable. It's not that anymore. So just put that on your plate, boys and girls. Maybe listeners could name it. Yeah. Well, just called the better show. I just, no, because it's not always better. Oh.

But I just, I don't even want listeners. I don't want to just come up with the name. And if we like it, we'll go with it. Oh, okay. Yeah. Usually if it's like a listener thing, then lawyers are like, you can't. Then we've got to compensate them. If you're, it's got to be a contest.

Oh, yeah. Everything's so lawyer. Yeah. That's always had to stop the music intro of the contest. Lawyers are like, you can't do that. You can't have, do a contest where you pay somebody, even if it's your own money to do a listener song contest. And I don't want to fight a lawyer. I barely have my law degree.

I barely have my law degree. I barely, you know. No, you. I know, but I read some stuff. tough ones. Law books? I did take media law though in college. You did?

Yeah, but that doesn't count. No, that's just one class. That doesn't count, but I like know the very, very basics of the basic, but no, I don't, not really. Like, I know what some of the long words mean, basically, is what that means. Okay, so we have a couple games. Let's just do one of them now. And I literally just came up with it as we were sitting here, which, by the way, fun fact

about this show, a lot of the games we come up with, it's just Mike or myself going, oh, that's a game. That's it. there's really no research. Some shows have a lot of research on their games. They wanted us to research the names of segments. And you know what we do? We just name them and run.

Like anonymous inbox, they were like, we should send this through research. You know what we did? Named it and ran. Okay. Because it takes months. That's what we'll figure out for this show. No, what we figured out is we never figure it out.

Exactly. Tell me that's not so cratic. Okay, here's the game. I don't even know. The game is I will sing the first. So we do that first note of a story. song game, which is perfect because it's one note of a song that's been recorded. Also, it gets a bit risky because we can't play music up to a certain point on a podcast, because then it is

considered music on demand, and you can't have music on demand on a podcast that's free, because then you're not paid, right, lawyers. So I will just sing one part of the song randomly, and can you take it from there? Yes. Now, you guys already have a bet because I was doing one before we started this. I was sitting in here. And I, did one that I, that prompted the game where I went, ooh. And that's all I did. And Eddie got it because you heard me singing the rest of the song under my breath earlier.

But I wasn't playing the game. I just went, ooh. What is that to you, Amy? Oh, I was, well, now. He cheated together. Now I have some kind of feeling. Well, I didn't cheat. Oh, I was singing that one, though, out loud too before we came on.

But if I go, ooh. He cheated because you heard me singing the whole song. I didn't cheat. Do it one more time. Oh. And also, I'm human. I'm probably not perfectly on. Right.

Yeah. I'm assuming you're not. Right. So that's part of the game as well. I have no idea at this one. Ooh. Ooh. That's what I hear.

Give me the beep boy and free my soul. That's Dobby Gray. Drift away. Because I would go like, oh. Yeah, this is kind of an oh bones. Not a ooh. Did I not just say I am human? You're human.

And we all sing it differently. Okay. So, but this is the one that you guys are fighting about. Yeah. And Eddie was trying to bet Amy money. Because she said, I know it. I do know it. Okay.

I feel like I know it. Nobody knows this one except for me in my head. And I went like this. I. You want me to go? Well, let's everybody think about it for a second. I'd like you to write it down because I do want to hear your answer. I.

That's pretty easy. Okay, good. I love it. Oh, my writing it down? Yeah, just because I don't want to piggybacking. No, he said Amy write it down. Sorry. I said everyone.

No, I did say everyone. and also Amy because she wants to yell it out, but I want everybody to be able to play. And this is the bet. This is the $10 bet? She never took the bet. I don't think she should bet because I don't think she's going to get it. Okay.

Why wouldn't I get it? I'm human and I'm flawed, that's why. So you're not, it's not even really I? It's like, oh. Maybe. But it's not. That's what makes this game really hard. I'm like, this song is E.

I. Okay. Lunchbox, what do you have? I saw a little silhouette, galamush, galamush. We need the name of the song? Oh, I thought I was finished this. the song. That is called Bohemian Rhapsody. Okay. Morgan, what'd you have written down? I did not have something written down. She did not play. Fair enough. She is human. She's flawed.

Yes, Eddie, Bohemian Rhapsody. Really? What'd you have? Well, similar to lunchbox, I thought were just supposed to sing it. So now I got to think of the title, but I have, and then I go, want to know. So my guess that. That's really good. I'm happy for you. What is that? It's Alanis Samores said. You ought to know. You ought to know. Yeah. So I think even Eddie might have guessed that earlier. This is a second guest. Don't him cheat you because we are... Wow, so he already guessed, he already...

Then you wanted to bet me $10? He only wanted to bet you didn't get it. He only wanted to bet you didn't get it. He didn't want to bet on him. He didn't want to bet on him. He wanted to bet you wouldn't get it because he didn't get it. And what he heard was, it's not it. That's not it. That's exactly what it sounds like. Exactly.

I'm flawed. I'm human. Now, the answer is... We got it. I see a little celebrity. I got it. Oh, man. Look at it.

Hey, no, you got it on first guess. You had took two. I'm better than you. I didn't have a first guess. heard him guess. I heard Mike. I knew that it wasn't that song. Okay, here's another one. Ready? I'm gonna see. There you go. I, oh, I can't do another. I know. It's another eye, but it doesn't have enough of a, wow. It doesn't have enough substance. I'm just doing it. I'm doing it top of my head. I was gonna do, I can't do another eye because I was gonna do. I took her out. It wasn't,

I was gonna do that. The eye and took her is, falls too close. I could do another one. I'm doing it. On. What the? I don't know. I don't really get that. All the same. Do it again, Buzz?

I just need more than that one. Can you do two? I can, but I didn't have this game planned. This is the problem, guys. Okay, so now we'll call it two seconds of Bobby sounds. No, it's not even that. I don't have any songs even on the list in front of me. I'm just digging in my head.

I know, but I already have that. Okay. On it. Anna. Anna? Anna. Who's Anna? Anna Kendrick?

Oh I'm in Honor Anna Anna Anna Anna Wanna wanna pee

Anna This is easy I'm in Clear All right Watchbox I got Dangerous minds

What is that name Gangsters Paradise Amy Chattahoochi How did it go in your head Anna Chattahoochee I don't think that's that right thing Way down

Yonder Way down Yon On yonder, Anna, Chad. On the-da. You may be right, but I thought it was on-man. I'm flawed. Yeah, you're flying, yeah. So we all are.

Way down yonder, Anna, Chad. I think it's on-the, right? It is. I don't know what I'm thinking. Eddie. Mine's stupid. I have on a boat. That's not it.

How's that go, though? I'm on a boat. Oh, no. Okay, here we go. You want to guess more? Yeah. I think it's a guard of course on a cloudy night is what I was going with. Oh, you're sort of been like, Anna.

But it's a lot. Yeah, you're higher. But this is. On a... Oh,na. Shoot, I got it. That would be... What is it now, Eddie?

I'm an idiot. It's Hotel California. Yeah, sing it. On a dark desert highway. On a dark desert highway. So is it always going to be the first line or is it just any line? I don't know. I literally just came over the game two seconds ago. There are no rules.

I know. So I have two. Clarifying. No, you don't. No, that second one doesn't count. Oh, it doesn't? No, you get two guesses. Okay, you're right.

Okay, here's the easy one, okay? Okay, so it doesn't have to be the start of song. Can... Can? Oh, okay. Can. I think I got this one. I don't know the name of the song.

Yeah, you do. If you know the song, you know the name of the song. And we'll do this one, then we'll play and eliminate everybody, one by one if you miss it. Lunchbox. Can you feel the love tonight? I don't know the name of the song, though. What is your answer? Can you feel the love?

Incorrect. Eddie? Can you feel the love tonight? Correct. Can you feel the love tonight? Okay, so I got credit. You said the whole thing, except the last word. You know the rules on any song game.

You have to say the whole title of the song. Yeah, I got it written down. Missed it. Amy. Can you for the love tonight? Morgan. No, I had, can you take me higher? Oh, yeah.

That had been a good one too. So I had higher creed. But nobody loses because the game hadn't officially started. Okay. But in any lyric game, he knows this, even though he's whining. You have to get the whole title right. That's true. Because he would have, you guys would have lost, had it not been in.

Because you said, basically he said, what are you locking in on and you locked in on. the wrong answer. Can you feel the love? Yeah. But you did good. You got it. You got it. You're human.

You're flawed. I'm not flawed. We're flawed. Give me a second. And you'd think of a song because I don't have one. Here we go. Okay. Here we go.

Got it. Here you go. What? What? What? What? What? Stupidest game.

Is that one more time? What? I'm in. You're doing it different. I'm doing exactly right. Every time it's a little different. Hey, I'm doing it exactly right according to best of my ability

because I'm a human and I'm flawed. What? What? What? I'm in, I think. What? I don't even know a song with what in it. What?

I mean, there's multiple songs with what in it. No, I know. That's what makes me. No, I literally, I know what I'm saying. I literally can't think of a song with what in it. I literally can't think of a song with what in it. Well, that's different than what you said. Mike is making guesses too on the screen.

Because he doesn't know the answers because I didn't. Is he right? He is not right. Okay. Yeah. What? Okay, time. Lunchbox? What were we thinking?

Incorrect. Mike, do you want to say yours? What's up? Born on Bluntz? Incorrect. Oh, that's good. Morgan? I had, what's love got to do with it?

Oh, that'd have been a good one too for lunchbox to miss. Would it be what or what's? Exactly. But it's wrong. So it doesn't matter. Well, I'm clarifying because we don't have rules yet. But we're not doing that one. So it wouldn't matter.

Okay. It's whatever my heart. No, but it's what the heart says. Who knows? What? Like if you had to say that. What? I do it. If that would have been, that'd have been, what?

Okay. I'm clarifying because I don't know. There's no clarification. There's no rules on the box. What if you just. Oh my God. What? Amy go. Wanna be. Hmm?

What? Do it. I'll tell you what I want, what I really, really want. So tell me what you. What? I would never do a song in the middle of a sentence. You said it could be any part of a song. It can, but it has to be like the first line, the first part of the line.

Oh. I'm not going to extrapolate a word. Hey, Amy, there are no rules. Hey, all this all I had in my head is I'll tell you what I want, what I really, really want. That would be very, very difficult. So tell me what you want. I couldn't even manage that game. Yeah.

But that you would do like, so. That's correct. It would just be so. Eddie? Yeah. I have what's love got to do with it. No. Hey.

Yeah. Yeah. I hear it. I heard it. I heard it. No. What is that? No more.

What is love? It's a jam. Okay, okay. Let me figure out a song. Hadaway. What's love? What's love? Yeah. Oh, that is what it's called. Let me do one two more. Hold on. Everybody required for a second. No one's saying anything. I can't, you guys, it's like, I'm borson. It's hard for me to think of a song that I can find as dedicated first sound to.

Okay. Okay, here we go. Hmm. You want to the one that I keep going to his freaking Chattahoochia game. I put that on my head and planted it. Do it. She's planted the seed of Chattahoochee and I can't get it to not grow. You go. No. How would that go? So, me. No. I don't know.

I have known. I've known. I've known. I've known. Okay, everybody stop. Everybody stop. Here, go. About, um, okay.

Hen. Oh, what? Did you say hen or anne? Ann. Han. What? Okay, I give you more. Hanna.

I got it. Hannah. I already got it. I'm in for the win. Are you saying an hand? Hennah. Okay, I'm in. Hannah.

What? Hena. I'm in. Hold on. Mike's got. I got it. Hannah. I'm in.

Hannah. Hannah. I can't tell me saying hand or am. Yeah, I don't know. I have a guess, but I don't know if I have it right. That's a good one, Bobby.

You nailed that. Yeah. I mean, I'm in. Amy, we're looking at you. Yeah, I know. I feel like I have it, but I can't think of this song. She did have to know.

She's holding poop face. Is that already in? Yeah. We're going to go to you first, Amy, since you're not quite there. I'm here. I'm getting there. The answer is? And I don't want the world.

Answer is? You don't have another name of the song. Lunchbox? I will always love you. Whitney Houston. That's not right. Okay. I also have I will always love you.

That's not right. Eddie, what you have? Enda! Too much on the end I. This is Hannah. Don't want the world to see. Amy got it. She just didn't get it.

Amy. I don't think the day. Iris. Hina. I don't want the world to see me Because I don't think Yeah, Amy, one point But I don't get it

Because I didn't have it Ah, good point, I forgot the rules I won't tell him your name Yeah No That's a different good girl song Okay, yeah Okay, so that is one

We have two more to go There's no points so far I gotta think of two more Okay, here we go We I'm in We We

I don't know what song With we in it This probably won't be a radio game Big game I mean, I think it has a chance. It's fun for here because we're stupid, but we don't have the time. Oh.

Right. And all the arguing and stuff. Yeah, that's fun for podcast. Yeah. We. Gosh, there's a lot of those. Dude, there's a lot of all these. This is the stupidest game ever.

I mean, I'm sure. I mean, they all sound the same. We. All right. Need an answer, guys? I'm in. I'm in. Lunchbox?

Hold on. No, I need to answer? I mean, Amy got an hour. I know, but we literally have time to, we have to do stuff. Amy? We will rock you. We are family. Incorrect, incorrect. Eddie?

That's good. I have, we shall be free, Garth Brooks. Morgan? I didn't have anything. I couldn't find that one. It is. We shall be free. Woo!

Yeah. Have a little faith. Faith. We shall, we shall be free. We are family. No, it could totally be that. It could totally be that. We are arguing that it couldn't be.

I know. I know. No, nobody's arguing. I mean, Amy, it could be we are the world. It could be we are fun. No, we. No, that would be. We are.

Okay, one more. Okay, last one. Okay. What? What? Now I'm just tired of the game. I'm trying to get through it. Jim crazy?

I got it. Did you watch it? No, I just, you reminded me of it, a chimpanzee. I think Amy, I'll have this one. Oh, man. I just don't know the title. Okay. I just have the artist.

You do? No, you, if you knew it, you'd know it, though, I think. I know the song, I can't think of the title. But I think if you knew the song, you would know the title. I'm trying to get there. I can't always get there. We don't have time. Okay, hold it.

Lunchbox, your answer? Yeah, who let the dogs out? No, Eddie? Oh, that's good. Go on, take the money and run. No. Woo, hoo! Go on take your...

Like Steve Miller, ban? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Morgan? Don't stop believing. Amy? Steve Miller, man. Take your money and run. Wow!

That's good. How about this? Wait, who... How do it? Buddy Holly? I look just like Buddy Holly. Yeah, yeah. That was totally...

Maybe I think you won, though. Take your money and run. Amy did. She got one. Basically. I got like five. Dude. I got like six. Bobby, I don't think I got, I got one. I don't think I got Ken you for the Lutton.

When we started taking score, lunchbox got none. Morgan was making sure we were online, so she gets the point for just doing that. You got We Shall Be Free, and Amy sang Iris. Yeah, but she didn't get Iris. I know. There are no rules, though, so I give her five points. Fun game. Not really that fun for me because then you guys are arguing and I'm like, what do you mean to do? I'm human, I'm flawed.

It's a lot of pressure for you to just pick a song. Also, I wasn't prepared, right? Anyway, that's what we did. We just did that for 10 minutes. We do have another game that Amy created that we're going to test out in a little bit, or a bit, maybe. Is it a bit?

It's not really a game. It's more of a bit. With the wheel. I would call it a wheel bit. All the wheels involved? We're going to... But it's not going to... Well, we'll test it a little bit.

I got other stuff to talk about. I do want to do the alien stuff because they had to testify in front of Congress, again, it's all over the place. I watched some of it on like CBS News last night. But what's the term they're using? What's UAP? Yeah, what is that? So they stop saying, why they stop saying UFO is because they don't fly. They're also in the water, right? There are parts that we know less about the ocean than we do the moon. Correct. So there are certain parts of the ocean where they are seeing things moving faster than anything that we have the ability

to make. But even the A is aerial, right? No, it's not. It's anomalous. A and A. Anameral. That's it. I saw that word. It used to be aerial, yes, but then they said, why do we change it from UFO to aerial if we're going, it's not because it's flying. Okay. So then they're in that place.

We're going to find another A word. So then they kind of had to do another A word. Anonymous. No, it's unidentified, anomalous, phenomena. Phnomola. Phenomenal. Phenomenal.

Phenomenal. Phenomenal. Phenomenal. So, I have a lot. I think, well, so let me just play some stuff here first. So this is all in front of Congress. And so they have to go and they just get asked questions

and they have to answer. And so, Ray, I know we have a bunch of clips here. We'll try to stay on the same page. Retired Navy rear admiral. Timothy, not sure to say his last name, Gallaudet said in his opening statement that he became aware of UAPs during his career working with the meteorology department with the Navy

and pushed back against the secrecy of UAPs. Do you believe, just for the, the record that the federal government, any part of the federal government, is knowingly concealing evidence about UAPs from the public? Yes, sir. 100%. Yes. Yes.

What do you believe UAPs could be or are? Strong evidence that they are non-human higher intelligence. I echo my colleague's comment, sir. Genuinely do not know. Don't know, but we must find out. So I don't know who all four of those people are. that we must be off on what clips we have here but um i got that and then i got michael schellenberger okay um that's the only two clips you have yep who are the so i have four clips here is this four

clips? This is those two at the bottom okay so are those the people that we're just answering there one of them is the rear admiral is that a term rear admiral i don't know what rear means if that's if that's shortened for something. I mean, Navy. Navy something high up. Here is Michael Schellenberger, who reveals a secret program called Immaculate Constellation ran by the United States government

to document UFO UAP sightings. Was that that? Ray? Nope. A previous one was witnesses saying if the government is hiding anything, and this is Michael Schellenberger. This is a clip of Congressman Robert Garcia asking the four witnesses what the UAPs could be. That was that.

That was the first clip. Okay. Here's the second clip. Michael Schellenberger reveals a secret program called Immaculate Constellation ran by the U.S. government to document UFO and UAP sightings. The mission is to document UAPs. Go ahead. I think that what the American people need to know is that the U.S. military and intelligence community are seeing on a huge amount of visual and other information, still photos, video

photos, other sensor information, and they have for a very long time. And it's not those fuzzy photos and videos that we've been given. There's very clear. High-res. High resolution. How many visuals, graphics, videos, photos? I mean, I've been told hundreds, you know, maybe thousands. I mean, I also wanted to say because there was some conversation around concern around the revealing of these materials, revealing the source collections.

But some of these are shot from helicopters using normal videos of oceans. I just think that's absurd that somehow you're going to be revealing some secret U.S. technology by revealing that you've photographed orbs off the coast. of Kuwait. So clips aside, I watched a lot of this because I'm just generally interested. And one of the guys are talking about, I think an F-16 is the fastest plane that we have. I'm going to be off a little bit here where it goes like 16 G's maybe. Maybe that's why they called an F-16. Oh, that would make sense. I never put that together. And it may not even mean that. That's what my father-in-law flew in the Air Force. Apparently, that's the fastest plane that we have. and after a certain point with those Gs

anything that we have that we've created will start to break apart because if you go 25 G's not only does a human go blackout then red out then death but the aircraft starts to break apart and that some of these UAPs were going a thousand G's and if you do like 25 to 30 your crap breaks

from what we've developed and some that they have recorded go a thousand or two thousand G's. And they're like either this is something and they one of the guys, the military guys gives a, he says either this is something that we absolutely don't know what it is and it's not from here, a UAP, or if another country has this power, this could be 9-11 times a million because they could destroy our whole country if they have the ability to do this. They could just literally own us, kill us all and take all the land because we have no capability to keep up with it. And it's a security issue, which is, why they're having this hearing in front of Congress.

And some of the questions, and if those are the only two clips we have, some of the questions are like, again, these are former military guys, high-ranking military officials. And they're like, do you believe that these are not from our planet or from, and they're like, absolutely. Yeah, that's crazy. And, yeah, it's crazy. But is there a UN for space? Well, we have Space Force now. Why do you think they created that? Let's be honest.

Right, right now for sure. It's literally a branch of the military. That protects our space. If there was... He means there are there other planets that have... No, no, no, no. Because I was thinking, doesn't that mean they'd have to have a representative? Yeah, like...

Yeah, Guzongong, Gant from Mars. No, I mean, like, a UN for, like, America... For the Earth. So, like... In movies there are. Because, like, say it is... But that is the UN. What?

What you're saying is the UN? But I'm asking if that's... a thing because like you talk about if it's another country that's way more advances that's trouble but if it's another being from another planet then we should kind of unite as the earth right what do you think the UN is i guess is my question i'm just asking you generally oh it's just a group of countries that kind of get together and talk about how they can save the world what you're saying is but for i'm talking but that's on land but i'm talking about for space no that's just general right it's never had to be for anything other than land. Okay. So the UN is the United Nations. And yeah, they're a group

that work together to take care of each other. If they need to join forces, they do. I think you're thinking of shield from Marvel. Yeah. Agent Shield? Yeah, yeah. I think you're thinking of that. Yeah. But the UN is what you're saying. Because it is trouble if like Russia say that's another country's like, yeah. Russia, not in the UN. Russia, North Korea, Iran, not in the UN. Now, would they probably want to be a part of the team if we realized there was something that was a threat probably for the sake of. But if, like they said, it's defense they're worried about because if it is another country that has this, again, he said it's 9-11 times whatever number you want to put there because

of the ability that these craft, whatever they have, if it's made by another country. So either way is pretty terrible, even if it's somebody else that has it. And they've seen these things kind of like at our level, not way up in the sky? There is a, according to some of the ex-military and some of the Pentagon, former Pentagon employees that have been in these departments, there is a retrieval program that's been around for 60, 70 years where they have, and I listen to one guy explain it because you have to explain it to me, you know, ELFI big time. And so he explained it like. They have found UAPs, and they try to reverse engineer them. So if it's down, they try to take it and go, how did it do this? Let's take it apart and see if we can figure it out.

And his comparison was, what if you took, like, I think he said, a ninja motorcycle, and you gave it to the Pilgrims and the Mayflower. They found that. And they were like, oh, God, what is this? They wouldn't know how to do the fuel injection. There are so many levels before they can figure out even what it is to reverse. engineer it, they would maybe be able to push a button and start it, but even they'd be like, what the crap? They compared it to that.

And with these people speaking, I think other people that have stayed silent, what do you think, Bobby, they may come out? You don't think people that... I mean, I think people that feel like they're protected. Otherwise, they know things they should know or they know things. Even some of the questions they were asked, they were like, we'll have to tell you in closed session. Yeah. And these are people that were called to testify. Yeah. So the people are a former Pentagon insider, veteran investigator, retired Navy Rear Admiral Gulladette, journalist Michael Schellenberger, and Michael Golda, former NASA administrator. So it's not like your brother who saw something at trailer park one day.

At the ranch. Yeah. Yeah. He's having a few beers and he's all right. If they're like asking your brother, it's different. We're like... My cousin can talk about aliens in a very intelligent way. I don't even like to the word aliens.

Sorry. Because it feels like Little Green Men. She wouldn't use that either. I just said that because I'm... ignorant, but yeah, UAP. I like San Aliens. It's fun. But I think if you do that, automatically, it's little green men on the movies. Right.

We did that on the whole, we talked about it a bit on the podcast, the Bobbycast, because my wife did the podcast with me. And one of my dearest friends has Ben Rector, the artist, the singer. We talk about simulation all the time. And, well, Kayla and I talked about on the podcast was us always talking about it because we went to dinner and, I don't know,

15 minutes into it, we just dominated the conversation with it. And so, Kayla and I were talking about, it and we're only talking about the fact that Ben and I won't shut up about it while we're at dinner while all four of us are trying to have dinner so but that's there but anyway I just want to bring that up again I wouldn't spend a bunch time on on the real show because I think most people would be like huh pass and they're talking they're testifying to the senate can I tell you why Congress can I tell you why I think it's right now they're doing it because it's right around election and it's election overshadows this so much that if this were on like a march march non-election year

it would be the main freaking story. Oh. But because you've got Trump announcing new cabinet members, new people running, the election just happened. Like, it's not the biggest news. Especially ones that are controversial. Yeah. It is.

Yeah, like Matt Gates, Attorney General that was announced. I don't think he'll get confirmed. But yes, it's happened. I think it's happening at the same time for that reason. I wonder if Trump's in on it. He's like, look, look. He's been president, though. Like, he probably knows stuff.

Remember? I mean, it's not like this is the first time. Like, I'm sure. Unless they don't tell the presidents. Like, that also could be a thing where everybody doesn't get to know everything. Oh, I would think that they know. I would think there's probably we have a system and checks and balance a system where every, not one single person knows everything. Sure. You would think that the president would know, though, if there was.

I don't think the president knows what the CIA does most of the time. Like some. Yeah, probably because he doesn't want to know. No, probably because they have a system of every, not one person. can know everything because that would be all powerful and they don't want anyone to be all powerful. Right, but you know sometimes if you know, then you get in trouble.

Huh? I don't know. You're doing movies now and now I'm No, I'm not. I'm not. I'm not doing movies. Like, if you know something, like I'd rather don't, like, sometimes yes, you don't want to be complicit in what's happening. So, and as the president of the... But as the Supreme Court just ruled, if you're the president, you're not complicit in anything if it's in presidential duties. Oh, well then. Okay. How does someone keep a secret like that, though?

They're not. They're literally going. No, but if somebody knows, say you're the guy that moves. You ever watch Bob Lazare? He's been saying it for 20 years. Exactly this. Over 20 years. Exactly this. What do you mean? Like, if you're in the military and you know something and you're not speaking up? They're like, Private Garcia.

Like, here's your information. You don't tell anyone. You're the only one that you'll lose your job. I was married to someone. Yeah. Yeah, but like we're all human, man. I got to tell someone. Okay. Then you talk to your other. then you won't get classified information. No, you don't talk to your wife.

Like, no. There's so much where I'm sure some guys maybe speak, but other guys, they take the oath very seriously. And I happen to literally be married to one that he saw it as his duty to not say anything. And he didn't want to also, again, put me in a position where I know something that, it was just like safer to not say anything. And plus that's what he took an oath to do. And they don't just give people confidential information.

Like you wouldn't get confidential information. I was an example. They wouldn't give it to private Garcia. Right. You go through like a process to get vetted to make sure. Right. Just using that example. But if I had all the requirements and they told me, I don't think I could really.

You wouldn't have all the requirements. You wouldn't get all the requirements. You may not make. Like, you may not. Well, I'm just thinking about it. Like you may not make it through the classified process. We're all flawed. You got to tell somebody.

You don't, though. And you can't. But then you do. But if you do pre, you won't have a career. Right. What if your wife's like, hey, I'm leaving you taking all the kids unless you tell me. That's tough. If you're going to be a wife like that, you're a loser.

She wants to know about the aliens. No. But it's not just aliens. AEDs. No, not UAPs. UAPs. But it doesn't have to be that. It could be anything that is confidential, top secret information.

That's got to be hard, man. I'm sure. For you, who can't keep it. You know what, though, too? No, even for the people keeping it. Okay. And I do, I think you're right.

I think that it does get difficult and it gets like to where sometimes it's too much. And I think that there are ways that people cope. Yeah. If you share. Oh, that's a whistleblower? Yes. If you share something that is supposed to be kept secret for, because you think for the betterment of X, Y, or Z, you are a whistleblower.

Whistleblowers get killed. Whistleblowers are. Well, you're talking about them sharing it for the... He'd be sharing it just to his wife. Yeah, just my wife. And then maybe she's having coffee with someone. Right. That's how it gets out.

But a whistleblower is only if someone is doing something bad, right? No, whistleblowers are, in my mind, good. That's what he means. They're doing it for a good reason. That's what he means. No, no, I mean, something is being hidden that is bad. That's why they're blowing the whistle. They're blowing the whistle because something bad is going on, so they need people to know.

I think they're saying the same thing just different. Yes. But, like, you can be a whistleblower against. you're not saying it's bad that that's happening you're saying it's bad that people don't know correct like there's nothing bad happening yeah like one of the persons I can't remember which guy was but he just said he was like look the American people

we deserve to know and I think he even said and I believe that they can handle it because that's part of the problem is we can't handle it I'm gonna let them know right now put me on there Congress we can't handle it we're ignoring it so bad we can't handle it it it's like Tom DeLong from Blinkin 82 he's kind of a whistleblower

yeah because he on the bass guitar It's satanic sounds of the bass guitar What does he blow in the whistle on? He was one of the ones who had them Release some of those documents that were classified Because he was saying like this stuff is real I've talked to people

And then they did release that stuff He was famous enough to pressure them to release stuff Because people had told him And they probably shouldn't have But they knew he was famous enough To leverage it to get it released A couple beers, you're like sitting with a rock star You're like, do you want to hear something crazy?

Don't tell anyone They will also test And I've done this with you guys, and I've let you guys know certain things that I know I've got to executives that aren't true. Like, I know who shares stuff with people on this show that stuff just doesn't get shared anymore. So Elon Musk did a thing once that was pretty genius where he sent an email out with some secrets, not secrets, but like internal company to move the period of one spot in every email. And then once it came back to the news, he knew based on that one period moving exactly who leaked it. It's so genius. Oh, gosh, yeah.

I forgot about that story. He's, that's crazy. Who did that, Elon? Elon Musk, yeah. Was it, yeah. Yeah. It's Tesla that I believe did that, but I know that was part of what they did to figure out who it was. Again, there are things that I know that have come back through other people to me that only a certain amount of people knew that I just kind of planted to see who would talk.

And like, I think that's a, so they don't get confidential information. I didn't tell anybody about UAPs. UAPs in this room because I know all the secrets. So, yeah, anyway, aliens, bad. unless they want to be nice to me. He froze up for a second. Because I am an alien. People watching are like, oh.

There's a guy in these testimonies that looks like an alien behind one of the guys. Have you guys seen the video of this guy? No, no. They zoomed it on someone in the background. It's mean. It's mean. It's mean. But he has like the general face structure of what Hollywood has made us think an alien looks like.

And he's sitting right behind the guy. And it looks like he's like watching over him to make sure the guy's not saying too much. You know what? I mean, it is mean. It's mean. You know what I like about that? is this like there are really funny people out there. And I'm glad they get to like use their humor to like just do stuff.

Because that's, that's funny. I wish I could. That's funny. It's funny. What is? Just things that people like catch on TV. I laughed. I laughed hard.

Then I felt bad because he just like, he didn't choose to look like that. I know, I know. I want to find the video. Because I saved it on TikTok. I'm pretty sure. TikTok has allowed people to just give them an outlet to be funny. I like it. They don't seem to be hiding.

They don't seem to be hiding. The UAP sightings are becoming. increasingly brash, if you will? Certainly there seems to be some indication that they're being provocative, meaning they're, in some cases, literally splitting aircraft formations right down the middle. So that's an air safety issue. He's not in this one. Anyway, I'll find it, and you guys will laugh your butt off and then feel bad for it.

Because that guy didn't choose to look like that, I'll be honest with you. You didn't send me that clip. Did I what? You didn't send me that clip. What clip? Like that TikTok. Of what? Usually you send me funny TikToks.

No. Here's the thing about Eddie or we do. I just sent Eddie TikToks all time. Never get a response. Eddie sends me one. One TikTok. I don't respond. He gets by her.

I don't know. So we did a bit about it. And then he sent me a second one. Can I read what you said? Yeah. So I sent him a message back. It was a good one, right? It was good.

John Popper, Blues Traveler? It was a clip of John Popper, Blues Traveler. Going off on the Harmonica. Blues Traveler sang, um, was it, suck it in, suck it in, circ it in, Sir get in,

Mabelin, some a name, You know that one? Uh-huh, Brindy back. Oh, you're doing hook. That's the second biggest one. What's their other one though? That's it.

No, run around. I'm thinking of, I'm just trying to explain your blue straplers. Run around. Oh, I want to give you around. Well, it's your fire and feed things up. So anyway, Eddie sends this clip of him playing harmonica on hook.

And then I responded to it like I'm supposed to. Go ahead. Yeah, he said, I acknowledge, I have received this TikTok. Watched it. Enjoyed it. was amazed by it and felt a bit of nostalgia at the same time. Thank you for sending this. And I look forward to more of the sharing of TikToks.

You're not going to reply that way every time. You're such an idiot. You get it. I sent him 20 over a year and never got a dang thing back. You know how you write LOL at things? Just like, but you're really not laughing out loud. I really all over all that. Well, don't expect after one TikTok for me to now treat you like I wanted you to treat me after all mine.

That's all. That was funny. Thank you. Morgan went to the Mariah Carey bar? Yeah, I did. The pop-up at Virgin Hotels. How was that? It was an interesting experience.

I realized that there was multiple people across the states that were going to different versions of this all across the country. And so Nashville's wasn't quite as decked out as some of the other ones, but it was still really cool. What's there? It's all these Christmas decorations are put up. They have a little Mariah Carey, like, photo situation where it says, all I want for Christmas is you with a little neon sign over it. And then they have a bunch of drinks and bites that were curated for Christmas. Like I got spiked hot chocolate.

But this was kind of the lower effort version. Like somebody was at the New York one and I was like, dang, you guys got a decked out one. Ours is, that's New York. Yeah. I don't know if she lives in New York. Does she? I think she has a house there. Oh, I'm sure she has a house everywhere.

I just don't know where she gets her mail. Didn't they say there's like a limit, like a 20. meant limit to be in there or something? Oh, there was, well, it was a PR event, though, so they didn't limit us. But there might be another night. Oh, you went, you're invited. Mm-hmm. So, like, check it out. So we got to try. I ate some devil d' eggs and had spiked hot chocolate. New York City penthouse. Oh, yeah. I'm sure she has a place. If she had to live in one place, though, you live in New York, 51% of the time, and then in California, 49% of the time, because of taxes. Oh. She does have a mansion in Beverly Hills as well. Or are you living in Florida? Why the Texas? I don't understand.

There's so much higher in California. It's just a massive difference. But if you play ball, you want to play in Florida or you want to play in a place that doesn't have a state tax. Because, again, it costs you so much money to play in certain states just because they're state tax. That's why when I was going to play professional football. It was hard to decide.

So I didn't. It's a good choice, man. I think you made the right choice. I decided I was going to do this. Let's do a mid roll, Ray. We got on that? A win is a win. A win is a win.

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And on this wheel, Amy, I want you to explain this segment because I just have like a general idea of it. Okay. Well, so I have a bunch of options on the wheel. It's sort of like just random, sort of like topic. We got to work on the description, the pitch better. Yeah, it's really. We got to work on the pitch better here. And this is for me.

I'm out. I'm trying to remember I put it. Hey, guys, no, it's like a roulette of conversation or roulette like story time. Okay. Because everyone's, whatever it lands on, everyone has to share something. So yeah, we can, we can workshop the name, but the idea in my head was that you just spin and whatever. Whatever it lands on, you have to do. Whatever it lands on, we go around the room and everyone has to share something that is related.

Like, if it's a foodie find, you have to share like a recipe or food you're obsessive with or food concoction. If it's a daily habit, share something you do every day. We have no knowledge of what these are. I don't even know what these are, but you can see them now. but I'll just spin it. Eddie, you can go first. Okay. Here we go.

Eddie, throwback. Don't know what that means. Okay, so this throwback would be a memory or story from childhood, high school, college, something like that, or anything that's a throwback, you would consider like a throwback Thursday type story. A throwback Thursday? What's Thursday? Third Thursday. I love a Thursday. Yeah.

So any story from your past that you want to share. Eddie? Give us something interesting from your past. Okay. Okay, so like my dad bought this piece of property one time And it had a big tower Like a big radio tower Probably 800 feet tall

And we were having some beverages one night Me and my buddies And we were like, I bet you won't go up there And I was like I bet you I will So we all climbed the tower And it was so high and scary And nobody died Nobody died

But it was pretty scary So you could have died We totally could have died The wind was moving the tower up there Is that the riskiest thing you've ever done? Yeah, probably. Probably. And no safety harness or anything.

No, no, no. You know, you can walk right in the middle of that thing. Like, just in the middle and hold all the bars. Why did you guys buy that? No, he bought the land and the tower was on it. Oh, got it, got it. Okay. Interesting.

So, like, yeah. That's a throwback story. We didn't know that about it. I like it. Spur the moment. Man, you got to be quick. This is tough. Okay, let's do a lunchbox.

Here we go. Oh, we do a different one. All right. Lunchbox, you have cringe confession. cringe confession so share a cringe worthy story or even like a cringe habit that you have which that's easy to come up with let him do his own though guys don't let's not I don't know that I don't know that I have anything that's cringe worthy I mean you guys thought it's cringeworthy when I saw Sam Hunt walking I got the family out and walked on the side of the street

and so he'd say hi to me I mean because I found out where he lived and so I would drive through the neighborhood and I saw him walking one day, so I went down the street, parked, through the family on the sidewalk. We walked on the opposite side of the sidewalk, same direction as him. And then he looked over and he was like, hey, lunch, what up? But I don't find that cringe. Okay, rules? A couple rules on this game. One, if you do a whole story like that, it counts, you can't tell a whole story that isn't a story.

Because, like, you guys think this and then we'd listen to a whole story that's like, but that's not it. No, you can't. No, I mean, that's cringe. You have to, like, do your story. Okay. And then that's it. Or we'll be like, well, there's this one. And you tell the whole story, but that ain't the one I'm using.

And it's not as good as when you tell a story that we've already heard, but we'll take it, right? Or don't say you've already heard it because we've probably heard everything each other has to say. You have to do it like a listeners never heard it. I guess my cringe story would be the time that I wanted to track Sam Hunt down and knew where he lives. And we'll just all play along because listeners haven't heard every story. So again, we're flawed. We're humans. We're flawed.

Sure. We're figuring stuff out. This is the test kitchen, right? This is the friggin test kitchen. Welcome to it. Do you have another one you want to do? I'm trying to think about doing anything cringe-worthy, guys. There could be a cringe habit.

What is a cringe habit? Did I eat my toenails? Yes. There we go. That's perfect. Yes, it is. I do. I rip them off with my fingers, line them up on my knee to, like, mid-eye.

Do you cut them up? Cut them first with like a nail clipper? No, just rip them. That's grinchy. And then as I eat, as I watch TV, I sit there and snack on them. Sometimes I stick them in between my teeth, like a dental floss. I would even approach it as. instead of asking us if we think this is it, just do it. Just say it.

I think my cringe or my old story is, hey, we've never done this before. We're just preparing this for the real show. So just like with confidence out the gate. You're just committed to it because none of us are going to go, oh, we've heard that story. Because we've probably heard most of the stories that come from this wheel at some point unless it's like something brought up out and like a nerve is triggered. But every listener hasn't heard every story. So I shouldn't say, I don't think it's cringe, but you might.

If it's what you've decided as cringe, that would be the story you would share. Hey Ray Yolo Can I ask you what What you are finding humorous at the moment The very beginning of the game Just the not knowing the name was just hilarious It's not a game

I'm watching Ray laugh I love watching right laugh Because I never exactly know what As my grandma would say tickles him Because he laughs at the weirdest things And then lunchbox trying to get away With sharing a story And then going telling another one

hilarious Yeah yeah yeah No no there wasn't anything Like you guys think things are cringe But I don't find them cringe worthy But so I have to think really hard of something that's cringe-worthy. I don't find it cringe-worthy.

I think it's cool what I did. Okay, here's how I prepped it 11 days ago, so I forgot. No, no, I like it. I think we're getting to a decent place with it. Ray wanted me to have whatever. This is what I pitched. Rulette of random topics.

What if we put all kinds of random topics and categories on the wheel, and when it lands, everyone on the show has to give a quick story, recommendation or update that matches the category. I'm thinking rapid fire, so no time to think too hard. Which is why every spin has to be different

because if we did one category and we went around as Eddie's doing his story about the next tell tower he climbed up, we're all thinking of ours which isn't fair to that person. And then I said you get the idea. It could use some tweaking perhaps. And that's what we're doing right now. But it just popped into my head.

We like it. So far I'm into it. I'm into it. But we have to do the thing where you can't like try an extra story to get away with like doing three stories inside the bed. Right. Amy, you ready? Yeah.

Here we go. Funny fail Marriage That's funny That's not funny That's hilarious Continue on Okay

Well I I got Where you're going now I got married in 2006 And I thought I'd be married for the rest of my life Divorce was not an option

So much so that Even on the show back then And we were in our Early to mid-20s Lunchbox and Bobby would say, well, what if he does this and he has to go to jail? And I'm like, I'll go visit him in jail. Like, just divorce was not an option. Well, fast forward.

And I guess I got divorced. When I get divorced, guys, like a year? I don't know. I don't know. Times weird. But somewhere in the last four years I got divorced. Because that's what it's funny. That's what it feels like.

So I guess the separation officially started in 2021. And it was, well, it's been one of the most different. but also, you know, beautiful things because, yeah, I never expected this, but we've made it on the other side and we're wonderful co-parents. And while I don't recommend divorce at all, like, I just think that sometimes you don't have to cling to something so hard just because, you know, a younger version of you found it completely unacceptable. And see, what was funny about that was that she said marriage and we got a good laugh, but then it turned into something serious and something we can take something from it. But it is a, I mean, it's,

What was the topic? Funny failed. We just not. I guess that's what came to my head. Hey, Ray, you want to do one? Yep. All right, here we go. Foodie find.

Mmm. And I think this could be a drink. A good restaurant, a favorite drink. It's just something you can recommend to people. Yeah, so this is just the type of people, the Amish boy. Well, hold on. Amish boy? What?

What's going on? So I found an Amish. store. Okay, now we're good. And I mean, they have milk there. Oh, that's boring. I get that at the gas station. No, no, no. You go to an Amish place and they sell milk. This stuff tastes like it's straight from the utter. And they, they only have strawberry milk. So this food he finds is season. Strawberry? Yeah, it's only during the summer. You can't even get it now. And if you find an Amish place. Red cows or what? Yeah. And you find the strawberry milk. It is, my dad came all the way down from Michigan. He said, this is the best milk he's ever had in his life. But it's out of season now.

That is a great foodie find. That is good. I never thought it. I thought he was going somewhere else about Amish people specifically. And I was like, I don't know if we're comfortable. We started with Amish boy. But I think you can Google if there's one of those. Amish comma boy.

Like Amish boy. And not Amish boy. We didn't know. I think you can Google maybe where some of those Amish like grocery type stores are. And maybe if there's one near you, I think they have like good bakeries. They have a furniture store down south of us. Yeah. Like an Amish furniture.

Okay. How about this one? Mama. Mama, just kill the man. Mama. Bohemia Rhapsody. I wouldn't do it the same song. Oh, you wouldn't do the same song?

Well, there are no rules, but I'm just saying. Do it again? Do it again. Mama. My, Mar-ma, my, Sharona. He's hybriding the games right now. Oh, okay. Mash up.

Okay, Morgan. Yeah, let's do it. Bucket list. Okay, so bucket list. list is, well, it is just like it sounds, something that you have on your list. Actually, you can share something that you want to do that you haven't checked off or something you have

checked off. Oh, okay. Well, I would really like to go scuba dive the Great Barrier Reef. In Australia? Oh, wow. Yeah, before it goes away. Oh, yeah. But you jump in the water and get hydrated again. How much have you scuba dive before? I've never

scuba dived. I would have to learn to scuba dive and go down there and do it. But it's like disappearing, so I don't know that I have lot of time left. The reef is disappeared. Yeah, but in your life, it'll still be there. Even if it takes me to, like, retirement age to go to life. I think it wouldn't all be gone by then, but yes, it is slowly disappearing.

Is that because people are touching it? It probably is a combination of things. I'm not in front of Congress, I don't feel comfortable sharing in a public session. Got you. Yeah, I mean, I think probably one man-made reasons, man-reasons, and then two, like, pollution, I hate that global warming type stuff. Have you ever scuba dived? I had to get certified.

Did you do that for your show? I did. Oh, you're welding. Yeah, I did. It was called, it was called? I had a name. Can't remember the name. But yes, I had to do certification tests, scuba dive.

I had to all the equipment. I did it in a pool because you have to just learn how to breathe with all the equipment. And you have an instructor. It took like six hours total over two days? Underwater welding? No, but specifically, yes, but I'm talking about what that career is called. I just can't think of it. But there are people that work underwater.

Yeah, there's that movie. It's like construction. It's all underwater. It's construction. There's a term for it. I did breaking bobby bone. So, yes, I got certified to scuba dive. Was it hard when you were doing the certification?

No, just time consuming. Okay. Did your ears hurt? Like, did they pop? Or your head? So, I was so deep. when we were actually doing the construction and the welding underwater that you have to learn

when you go down, you have to go down at a certain rate, and you can't come up at a certain, because your ears will explode. That's what I feel. Your body has to adjust at every level to the water pressure. So it's very slow. So one of the things is if you get down

and something happens with your air, let's say it gets cut off, you can't just swim back to the top immediately, even if you can't breathe because everything will explode. I feel like I would have a panic attack of that happened. And that's a big part of it. And they keep communication inside your ears. They even test you, because I had to do training prior

to the welding with what they have this big rope. It's basically on top of your head. The helmet, I swear to God, it would 90 pounds alone. And so I'll read it here. In Too Deep, I'm Breaking Bobby Bones, which is on Amazon now. You can take, I take on

a challenging underwater project, diving deep into the body of water to complete a daring stuner activity related to the aquatic environment, aquatic environment. A bunch of big words. Is it hyperbaric welding or marine construction welding? Probably both.

I don't remember. How deep were you? You remember? I'm going to guess. 40 feet. Whoa. I'm guessing. Man, that's deep.

Yeah, it was so deep that in the testing, they cut your air off. Just so you know what it feels like. And so you're like, they're like, hold your breath, we're cutting your air off. And then they go, okay, we're now going to give your air back. Just so you know the feelings. they have to even switch your air supply up there because you have to cut it off to switch it at times. Okay, you might have made this go to like my nightmare list. Maybe I want to change it to skydiving.

I think I'm out on scuba diving after here and all this. This was me doing construction underwater way different because I was under there for like hours. Because the whole thing was can I weld this whole thing together in like an hour and a half or something? So that's way different because you got to go under and stay under and you have to work. What you want to do is go under and swim around and look at stuff. Come back up. Okay. That's easy.

It's fine. I don't like water though. Like I don't like, I don't like, I don't, about the beach. Do you like, because you've said you don't like beaches and you don't really like snow. Is there any outside environmental thing that you do like? Yeah, about 75 degrees and... Pickleball.

No clouds in the sky. Maybe a couple occasionally, but that's just good. Like good spring weather. Or I can do anything, any activity outside. That's it. It's not about outside. I just don't want to be able to not do something outside, which if it's raining. Yeah.

I'm on the beach. What am I doing on the beach? Hanging out, dude. I don't hang out. I don't drink. Like, everybody who loves the beach loves to go on the beach and drink. I can sit out there without drinking. Just listen to the water, the waves coming in.

What would you prefer to do, though? What? Give me options. On the beach. Oh, drink, for sure. But if not, I can sit there for hours without drinking. I don't think you can sit there for hours. 100%.

I can be there all day. Just sit. Sit there. And do what? Just think. Look at the ocean. I can with the sunrise or the sunset, but not the... Mr. Hours over here.

Middle of the day is just stupid at the beach. or two, I'll walk down the shore and look at sea shells and oh look, there's a little fish right there and stuff like that. Just enjoy the beach. It's beautiful out there. I find it not to be beautiful. And as you're walking down the beach and you're

dodging all the screaming kids, that's peaceful. Well, I mean, we didn't, I don't have to be at a crowded beach. Like pop-tops cutting my feet. Now he's going to go to abandoned beach. Okay, I'll do mine and we'll call it. On this. What is that? Pet peeve. This is good.

I've got an entire book here. I was like to. How long do we have? Which pet peeve I'd like to share? I think the pet peeve that probably annoys me the most, and I know it is a phrase that is used for effect more than the literal meaning, is when someone declares that you couldn't write it any better, and it's not even that crazy of a story.

Because I've never seen a situation in my whole life that someone couldn't write it better if they added just a couple of fun elements. Maybe it is an alien. Maybe it is a talking dog. Maybe it is, when someone goes, you couldn't ride out any better. There's never once been an example of that where I'm like, that is accurate.

So I think that's pet peeve when someone uses that. I have a hundred. But that's the one I'm going to go with here. I'm dedicated to that. I put the stamp on that one. And that's my pet peeve. Also people cutting in line. But I don't want to do too many.

It's one. Exactly. Exactly. Okay, so there's that. Boom. I like the game. I think we do it. I guess it needs a name, though.

I think if we did it, we'd have to move a little quicker. That was the intent. Yeah. It's tough. It would just be, what would that look like for all of us? Like, if we were to go back and everything we shared, like, how would we share it? Like, would I just say marriage and then we move on? Yeah, yeah.

No, no, you'd get like 30 seconds to tell your story. Okay. It'd have to be framed. It's better in podcast form, I'm telling you. Yeah. Bones, what if that's part of the game, though, you only have, two seconds to come up with your topic. And if it's...

You just got to go. Like, whatever it is. Yes, one time. You may have nothing. Right? So you just make it up. No, you don't make it up. You do not make it up.

Or you draw someone's name out of the hat and only one person does it in the segment and then the next week you do someone else. This week it's Amy's turn to be on the wheel. I mean, that way you don't have to force everybody into one, two minutes. I like the difference. I like all the people because we have five or six minutes. You get 30 seconds to do it. I like going around the room.

We couldn't do six people, but we could do like the... You know, the main four pretty easily. And there's also over 100%. What? You can call it rapidly. I'm literally breaking rules now just to be funny and meshing games together. And I almost said literal and you hate that too. I know.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. I mean, I don't think you could write this game any better. Exactly. Exactly. Got a name, me. Yeah. Okay. Abby, you can pull the wheel.

Thank you. We're also going to do a little, because I have got four things quickly we're going to do. Let's set up the sword game play. Okay. I'm going to take lunchbox. I think lunchbox can beat Eddie in the... Let's hit each other with swords game. But a couple things.

One, two. I have three things and we're going to do the swords. I want to play the club of Mike Tyson talking to a kid reporter. This made me laugh out loud yesterday. So Amy, you got to imagine, she's probably 12, and she's interviewing Mike Tyson because Mike Tyson has a fight. Is it tonight or tomorrow night? Tonight against Jake Paul?

On Netflix. On Netflix. Oh, I keep seeing it pop up. So if you have Netflix, you don't have to pay for it. Correct. That's awesome. That's great. Yeah.

I mean, it's awesome. Thank you to my sister-in-law. Because usually these things are like pay-per-view. Yeah. So it's going to be on Netflix. And so they're doing a lot of press for it. And I don't think that's the game we're playing, Eddie. I didn't do that.

Oh. Oh, sorry. That is my bed. Too many graphics. Dang. I didn't do that. Well, I would admit it, but I didn't do it. He just threw Morgan under the book.

I didn't know what you're talking about. You got you. So, so. So he's talking to a kid reporter, Amy. I want you to imagine that she's like half his size, probably 12, holding a microphone up to Mike Tyson, and she's just asking kid questions to Mike Tyson. It's, you know, it's always a cute thing.

All right, here you go. For this fight, you are setting a monumental opportunity for kids my age to see the legend Mike Tyson in the ring for the first time. So after such a successful career, what type of legacy would you like to leave behind when it's all set and done? Well, I don't know. I don't believe in the word legacy. I think that's another word for ego.

Legacy doesn't mean nothing. That's just some word everybody grabbed on to. Someone said that word and everyone grabbed on the words, so now it's used every five seconds. It means absolutely nothing to me. I'm just passing through. I'm going to die, and it's going to be over. Who cares about a legacy after that?

No, we're nothing. We're dead. We're dust. We're absolutely nothing. Our legacy is nothing. Well, thank you so much for sharing that. That is something that I have not heard before. someone say that as an answer.

Can you really imagine somebody say, I want my legacy to be this way when I, you're dead. Why do you want to, do you think somebody really wants to think about you? How, what's your dad that I think? I want people to think about me when I'm gone. Who the fuck cares about me when I'm, my kids, me, your grandkids.

Who cares? Oh my gosh. Because I can thank you. I never have really heard it said like that. That's hilarious. We're just dead, kid, you know, just death. Like legacy. Like out of here.

Like, like. didn't matter who asked him a question yeah a girl I know like a kid who cares I laughed yeah I laughed at that

I mean the kid handled it well well okay that is something I have not heard before then he keeps going like who's saying

the F word as well oh my goodness okay I got two other things and then we're going to do the swords Morgan is there an update on the Walmart security person that was following you

thinking you were shoplifting oh yeah Yeah, this is all over TikTok. So about you or just in general? No, just in general that there's people doing this that they get hired by places like Walmart to follow. Gosh, they have a name. I got to find where I send it. But they get paid by places like Walmart to kind of act like a normal person walking around

and follow specific people that they find that they think would be shoplifting. So it's not someone who works for Walmart specifically, but they hire or they contract people to come and look for people that are shoplifting. and someone thought you might have been shoplifting because they followed you around. Yes. And so this is happening more often. And there's people on TikTok who are these people

who will go and follow others and they talk about that experience, like getting paid to do that. And the person was following you, man or woman? It was a woman. See, I would have thought I'd been a man and trying to like use that opportunity to hit on them.

Not that it couldn't have been a woman. But I wonder what you were doing to make them think you were shoplifting. I think it's because I was really dilly-dallying. Really, like I wasn't, I didn't go in with a purpose. I was walking around. I was taking people.

pictures. I was just hanging out in Walmart on a Saturday night. So maybe because I didn't have a purpose, it was more like, oh, this is somebody who could do something. You know, because some people walk in there and they know what they're doing. I would think if I were a shoplifter, I'd be very efficient. In, out. Wouldn't be doing a lot of Dillion or Dallying. But I'm not a shoplifter. But maybe it's because you're waiting for the perfect moment. So you're lingering, checking it out. One other thing I wanted to follow up on. I did mention in the Thursday pile I had a story about Danny DeVito because we were talking about bald guys. Yeah, sexiest bald men.

And I met Danny DeVito and we had Googled it. He's 4'10. And he was in a makeup chair, though, when I met him. So I didn't know his... Although, I think I sat with him. But again, I sat with him during an interview. He must have because... So, context.

I was hosting the Today Show. I did a few days of hosting the Today Show. And he was one of the guests. But I was in my dressing room and I come out and he's in a... a chair on Danny DeVito to me, Nick at night on taxi, wasn't alive for it, didn't watch it in real time, but did watch taxi, and then Cheers, obviously, him and Rio Perlman were married on Cheers, and then Sunny, it's always Sunny Philadelphia. And so I'm a fan of Danny DeVito, and so I walked up and I had a suit on, and it was kind of a pinstripe suit. And I was like,

Mr. DeVito, I'm hosting, I just want to come and say hi. And first of all, he was so nice. He sent his makeup chair and he's like, hey, what's up? And then he starts to talk about my suit. It's like, hey, you know, I just got into textiles, just invested in, my friend wearing textiles. And he's like, that is a great suit. He's like, if you want this to happen, what you could do is take this button and do, and he does it. And by the way, I wasn't really listening. Were you like this is Davido? I was like this Dan Adito. But he spent like five minutes talking about, hey, I really liked your suit. And if you wanted to look a different way after, like, you got a few uses out of it, you could do this and it'd be like a brand new suit. You

moved a button here. You did this there. And we finished. And I, and I, I was like, that was awesome. That was Danny DeVito. But you know, that's cool because you normally don't soak in the moment. I don't know that I was soaking it in more than. No, you were, because you weren't listening to him. You were like, I was like, that's Danny DeVito. No, there's a difference.

It was like, oh, no, no, no, no. More than soaking it in. I was like, I shall enjoy this moment. I was like, this crazy. Danny DeVito is talking to me. That is crazy. And I was like looking at him in real life. And there's a weird thing about people you only ever see on TV or only on YouTube or TikTok

and you finally see them. we're like, can I touch you? Just like, are you real? That was happening. And then I'm like, his whole career, he's been famous longer than I've been alive. Yeah. But all that more than me, like, being healthy.

That's amazing. And then we went out and did an interview together on the show. Him and his daughter were together because they had, they put out of a show or a cartoon or something together, and him his daughter were interviewed. Right, Mike? Yeah, I think so. Lucy DeVito, that's correct.

Because here's the picture, me, Hoda, who, by the way, just retired, announced a retirement? Danny DeVito and Lucy DeVito That's fun Okay What We heard you

I want to come be That's funny I just got a text from Andy Roddy Who's a number one tennis player for a long time And he's like Hey I want to come There are pickleball tournaments now

That I think would be fun to play in And he's like let me come be your partner On one of these tournaments We'll just show up Oh wow Oh he was probably listening to how trash I am Yeah. That's what you're talking about? I don't know what he's listening to.

I mean, for Pickleball to just come up, he probably heard. No, Bobby Post about Pickle. I figured he probably just... He always like, he'll sometimes be like... Oh, he listens. He listens a lot. Because he lives in North Carolina. I don't know how he heard. I don't know. But maybe he was listening to the podcast. Talking about you and your wife beating me and Reed, probably.

Does he play pickleball or is he... Oh, dude. No, but yes. At one point, he texts me a couple years ago. I don't think he would mind me sharing this story. maybe not him a couple years ago and he's like hey i just got invited to play in a pickleball tournament it's like a million dollar pickleball tournament on ESPN and you're like how hard is it and i'm like i'll paraphrase our entire conversation uh you're freaking awesome at tennis there's no you'll be great at it and you're an amazing athlete and he's like cool i'm going to take some lessons next week and the tournament's next week and i'm like that's fine so he goes out and he wins the whole thing he won the tournament and he had injured himself like a couple days before he had torn the meniscus in his knee or something like that and he still won the tournament and he still won the tournament and he's so but some of our friends who are really good at tennis now play pickleball with us and they quickly they've picked it up so quickly because their movement like george burge the singer

um he played number he was number one in austin at westwood high and tennis and so he got good real quick even though he never played pickle ball and also we were in a know he was the number one tennis player in austin as a high schooler yeah we're like dude what what do what do you He played golf at University of Texas. Yeah. And Andy going to be in a pickleball movie? Good question. That Ben Siller pickleball movie, The Dink.

I think he got announced that he's in that. Are you doing a pickleball movie? Is that like a dodgeball spin-off or something? Probably the same kind of same thing. The Dink? The Dink. Okay. Okay, so that was the Danny DeVito story.

Hey, Scoob, do you want to walk us through this? Yeah, so basically what we're going to do is... Do you want to come in? Yeah, come in, yeah, sure. Okay, that'd be easier. He said yes, he is. Doing the pickleball movie. Yeah, I saw that.

Today, I think when we play today, the weather's going to be awesome because it's going to be no rain, just clouds. That's the best kind of day. No wind. Dang, Roddick's going to be in there with Ed Harris, Ben Stiller, and Jake Johnson. Oh, Jake Johnson, from New Girl. Yeah.

Morgan and I. And Mary Steenberg. Ted Danson's wife. Hansen's wife. She came to our million-dollar show. And Ted Danson at two. Both of them. They were at side stage. I were talking to them. Like Danny DeVito, I was like, can I touch you? That's crazy. That was crazy. Okay, so there is a really fun game called Let's Hit Each Other with Fake Swords.

And what I like about it is the name is just hilarious. And two, I'll hold a sword up. Like, it doesn't hurt. And it's much like Throw Throw Burrito where if you want to like play hard and compete, you can, but also it's super fun, but it's a card game. You just don't grab the swords and hit. So, we were talking yesterday, and it often gets, it comes up like who would be better at this Eddie or Lunchbox? And I think Lunchbox will be better than Eddie of the Swords game. And why is that? Because he's faster maybe? Like, what is it? He cares a bit more. Oh, about games. Was that what it is with Eddie and just general? Yes. Yeah. Like family game, family game night, I'm there to have fun.

On our podcast yesterday, Eddie asked the question and he wasn't being. funny. No. Because George is a psychotic as am I at anything competitive, I think, because we're so insecure and we, you know, there's a love we're fighting for deep in our hearts. And Eddie's like, do you ever just play anything for the sake of playing it? Yeah, just for fun. And they both were like, no. Well, generally the answer. I mean, it's no. If I'm going to play something, I want to win. But if I did say, if I'm playing a child that I don't have a close relationship with and everybody's watching, I won't be stupid. Other than that. If you have a close relationship with a child, Yeah, they'll beat him.

Okay. But if it's like somebody's nephew and they're like, do, okay, you old idiot, I'll let you win. I don't care or I don't care that much. But no, yeah, like, it's unhealthy. But I think Lunchbox has a bit of that where he doesn't want to lose either. Competitiveness, competitive. I wouldn't say edge. And I think lunchbox is a bit of a better athlete to naturally over something that if you, neither of you've trained at it, I think he's better.

You say that, you say that to piss me off. No, I don't. No, I don't. Because, like, it's not. true. 100% not true that lunchbox could possibly be a better athlete than me. But you keep saying that. I think.

But like it depends on the sport. It does. But I think if you were to line up 100 sport activity games, it probably like 75. I don't know. There's a lot of track events. Because I think lunchbox's hand-eye coordination is probably a little better than yours. I think he, I think is like, like, capacities a little more than yours.

I think he cares a little more than you. I don't know. He sounded like he cared there, man. He got pretty mad. He only cares. He keeps saying, but I do think he's a little better of a natural athlete than you. He got heated right there.

That's the most heated. You hear Eddie Gitt. I mean, he keeps saying this and I've sat here and been like, whatever, whatever. Now I'm like, what are you talking about? I think he just generally moves better. And I'm not. He can't touch his shoulders.

That's one thing. I don't have a right eye. I can't have a right eye. What sport are you playing? Head, shoulders, knees, and toes? Exactly. You win. That one you win.

I'm not saying that you can't do physical things. I'm saying you would have to, much like myself, and I compare me at lunchbox, but there are some friends that I have that are really great. I think George Burr's a better athlete than I am, but I think if I train more than him, that's how I beat him. I think you could train at things to beat him, but if everything's even, I think he wins way more than you do. And use the word way.

No, I'd say we're pretty. But now he's being convinced that he's... Because I'm not like... I'm not challenging you lunchbox. I'm just saying we're probably pretty... But that's not to be insulting. To say that I am least of an athlete than lunchbox is not true. Less.

I don't get offended if people say I'm less of an athlete than someone because then I find more pride in beating that person after they are naturally more gifted. Naturally more gifted. You just keep going, don't you? Yeah, Bobby just stop. He just keeps going. I do think he's naturally more gifted as an athlete. then you.

But that doesn't mean you're not as good equally as good a person. I mean, he can get me in soccer. Like, he's a good soccer. Or in running, probably. Running, for sure. I think you can binge press more than him. But yes, I got him there.

You do push up. I got him there. I don't know, I'm going to play golf. But anyway, that's not the point. The point is, I bet on him on the swords game because I think. Yeah, pickleball, I've never, I mean. Right, probably got you there.

I have no idea. Bowling, you probably got me there. Scoob. Yeah. We're going to play swords. Real quick. Eddie, this is your. chance to prove me wrong. Okay.

Scoobie, line us up here. So you want to be the fight boss on this? No. Okay, then I'll be the fight. Okay, I'll be the fight boss and I'll set up the game. We're going to do a scaled down version. Normally it's three to five players, but we're doing these two for the sake of what we're doing. So you'll come over here, Lunchbox, and Eddie, if you just want to walk with me real quick. Hey, Morgan? Yeah, I got to. Morgan's on video. So Eddie, I'll put you over here in this side and then Lunchbox, I'll put you next to Bobby.

Eddie, can you put? Eddie, can you open tie shoes? No. Got him there. You want to do that. I would just use it. All right. So here's your mic over here. He's over here.

Bobby doesn't believe in you. He'll put lunchbox over here. No, I do believe in him. It was just, who do they think? Nobody believes in you more than me, but I think it would take you longer to train to be good at a naturally athletic thing, much like myself. Go ahead. Okay. He's also good at basketball, too.

Remember, we played knockout? That's me. Okay. Anyway, so here we are at the game. So we're doing this version right here with two players. Eddie, you're better out than Scooby is. See, see. I don't know about that.

No, no, you are. Eddie, I don't know. No, he's ex-MBA. I think you're in the NBA if I had more confidence. Okay, yeah, go ahead. All right, so what do you need to do? You need to move? That's the camera.

Okay, let me just stand over here. Okay, so what you're trying to do is you want to get three matches. That's how you win the entire game. Throughout this process, you're going to then go after the cards. That's how you get more cards to your deck to then get three more matches. The matches are basically three purple, three green, three in black, whatever the case may be. So right now the game is set up where you each have one card. You both have a purple card.

Oh, then I want that one. Right. Yeah, so right now on the count of three, you're going to put your hands up in the air. One, two, three. And when I say three, you're going to point to what you want. If you both point to the same thing, then you have to do a duel of that card that's facing up. And the winner of the duel of that card then gets those cards. Okay.

You got that? All right. And if you hit different ones, then you get that one. And for those that are listening, if you're like, we're super fast explaining the rules. It's much easier if you get it at home. But we're for the sake of brevity here. Yeah. Go ahead.

All right. So three, two, one. One. All right, boom. So I got a pee. So I got a pee card. Yeah. So now I got to grab this.

Grab it. Yeah, read that out loud. For the entire sword fight, you must keep your knees stuck together like you got to pee. Yes. Okay, gotcha. And you can only hit each other in the front or the back. Your abdomen area. Basically, you can't do heads.

You can't do legs. Amy, you're the judge. No heads or leg, only abdomen or back. Your knees have to stay together. Knees, not feet, right? Yeah. And scoot together a little bit, please. Yeah, feet are out, knees are in.

I understand. You can't put them so close together. I know, but just a little bit. Just a little bit. All right, and. Guys, guys, knees touch, feet out. Okay, and. That's on the card.

Go. What about arm? No. No, only abdomen. Oh, Eddie got him. Oh! Why are you holding your junk? Oh, that feels weird.

You're holding your wiener. Yeah. But you are in character. I can respect that. But that's one. Eddie won that. Yes, you want us. And now you come back.

So you come back. So Eddie, you get these cards right here. You get that cards. Let's go. Now, let's just do this one now. Oh, you just want to skip back to it? Yeah, let's just do like the... Just for funsies.

These two cards, we'll do this one first. You want to read it, then? Yeah. This is called 20-second duel. When the sword fight begins, you must count down out loud from 20 to one second at a time. If you haven't been hit by the time you reach zero, you immediately win. When the sword, hold on, hold on. I may not have explained that right.

I don't even understand what I said. You got it. When the sword fight begins, you must count down out loud from 20, one second at time. If you haven't been hit by the time you reach zero, you immediately win. So, you guys count. You guys count. Just do together. Go 20, 19. Ready? Set. 20.19.

18. You lost. Oh. Amy. Did he get him? Yeah. Okay. One to one. We'll do one more. All right. Dude, you got to be a better athlete than that, you know? I got to practice. All right. Last one. Yeah, we're just going to do one more sword fight. Dizzy dueling. Oh, no. Spinning a circle. Three. three times while your chin is...

Be careful. They're by that really expensive screen. No, don't be careful. That would be hilarious. Can you imagine him? They tear the screens down. You know we ain't getting new screens either. No.

No, no, no, no. Okay. I'm like, no, even my son, we have this game and he has that sword and I just, we just got one of those frame TVs for the living room and I'm like, I've been waiting for it and I love it. And he took that dang sword. and he was poking at something on the TV. And I was like,

good thing this is a squishy sword, but do not touch the TV. But it like makes you... I got a frame for you. No. Yeah, she got it. No, I like, I've been waiting for it. Spin in a circle three times

while your chin is touching your chest. I'll say go and you'll spin on my number so no one cheats. And then after I say go, that's when you go. Okay? Yeah, that's fine. You can stay back. Here we go.

And go. one, two, three. Eddie, I said wait till I say, go. You can't go. You can't go. No, you didn't listen. That's the point. Someone would cheat like you just did.

That's why you're not an natural athlete. I said spend three times and then when I say go, go. Go. I mean, I turned out. Yes. I saw you. Not a bad tactic. Well, I mean.

Here we go. No, it's even better now. Here we go. And go. One. two, three, go. Got him!

Got him! No. I look like a tie. Yeah. From my side, from my side, I saw lunchbox get you. And from my side,

I saw Eddie get him, but I saw Amy look at the tape because I don't have that angle. But also, I was freaking out, y'all are going to hit the TV. Yeah, you're dizzy now. Everybody just sit down.

What about? There's got to be a winner. Okay, we'll do one more card that's not that one. I don't know. Don't say, man. We just did that. I'm on a red challenge flag.

Okay, here we go. Pardon my French. Anytime a player shouts two, the other player must yell Shea. And if you don't do too, shea, you automatically lose. Otherwise, you sort of fight until the end. Okay, right, I'll say two. Well, anybody can say two. Oh, oh.

Yeah, ready, go. Two, Jay, two, Jay, too, She. Hold on, you hit him in the head. But then I got him on the chest on the way down. I saw it on the chest. You can't fire the head yet to only go with the clean shot. So disqualified. Oh, my gosh.

I don't even care anymore. You need better judges than we are. One more time. I don't understand that. It's French. It's not saying touche, touche, chish, chish. You have to wait. He's not supposed to say the whole thing.

He says one, you say the other. Yeah, lunchbox is saying too much. You only say one part of the tushé. Well, he is dominated. So, okay, lunchbox, you'll just say two. Eddie, you'll just say shun. This is funny. Two, two, two, true.

Yeah, you got him. stabbed right at the heart. You already said that once you started you started. He never said go. I'm the champ. You guys were doing tushay, tushay. I'm the champ. Yeah, but that was it. There was no go. It's only the spins. I'm just going to sit down. So then Eddie won. But if we're playing the real full game, you'd have to get three of a kind three times. Yeah, you keep going back and forth, back and forth. Man, that was fun. Tusha. And Eddie, I would say. I'm, dude, more athletic. That's not what it's always about. The better athlete does. The better athlete

doesn't always win. A natural athlete, though, it doesn't matter, you did good. Thank you. Thank you. We're done. Good job, guys. That was awesome.

It does feel good to win. It does feel good to win. Now you're like acting like you're competitive. I'm not competitive. You haven't tasted that yet. I'm winning. All right, we're done. Thank you guys if you're watching us on TikTok

or YouTube. Subscribe, please. I know we're doing this live. Please subscribe. And that's all. And we will see. you guys on Monday, right? Yeah. I don't know why it's a question.

I guess I just wonder what day today is. Today doesn't feel like Friday, but it is. I know. All right. Thank you guys. See you later. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care what I'm saying. Yep, that's me. Cliver Taylor the 4th.

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