The Bobby Bones Show - Fri Post Show (5-3-24)

Episode Date: May 3, 2024

We talk about traveling to Austin for our iHeartCountry Music Festival and what our roles will be working there. Bobby runs through his schedule and it sounds exhausting. We talk about another couple who was left by a cruise ship and stranded in a foreign country. We get into the time Raymundo left his wife in a random city while she was battling cancer because of a cancelled flight.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Listen to Thanks Dad on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. It's time for the Bobby Bones Post Show. Here's your host, Bobby Bones. Yeah. What times everybody flying out today? $2.50 for me? Lunch? Yeah.

I think it's 215, 250, whatever. I would imagine it's the same thing. I would think it's the same flight. I don't know. They may have put me on Delta. I'm on Delta, but I don't fly out until later, like three or four hours later. Oh. But I would think if they're 215 and 250, they also, too, that's probably the same.

Well, you know what, though? Delta does first class. Maybe they wanted to treat you guys first class. Let me take a look here. Because we're not first class lunch. That's not true. Last time I put you in first class, you left your computer. That's true.

The company may not treat you to first class. But you know who does? Me. That's right. I think that was the first time I've ever done first class, dude. It is awesome. Let's see here. I'm looking at the flights.

Not that even that matters, but... What airline are you on lunchbox? You don't know? No, I'm on Southwest. Okay, so it's $2.50, so I should just stop looking. Why'd you just stop him lunch? I thought it's fun. Who, Mike, you going?

Yeah, $250. Yeah, Morgan, are you going? Yeah, but I'm not flying out until tomorrow morning. I must be nice. Well, I was like, you don't need me Thursday. I'll just hang out. We have to be there early for something early. Yeah, but.

Right? Yeah, but I'm getting in early at like 11 tomorrow morning. That's not early. That's like medium. Right? I don't think anything happens until like Friday afternoon, though. But lunchbox is going. He's got nothing to do.

Yeah, but he sees family and stuff. The company doesn't care about that. But that's what he tells them. He probably tells him, I got like, I got to meet with clients, but then he really goes to his family's house. I have something to do tomorrow at noon Right but you could get in when Morgan gets in Man I would just stay at home another night

Did you really just want to go back and see all the old friends See the boys? No Okay He's smiling Forrest, Garrett I got to meet in with Forrest tonight About a potential business deal

I'm trying to get them to advertise on Case 100.7 It's work Yeah so we're all pretty much heading off Is any, Ray, are you going? No. Okay, all right. Did you? Because sometimes they invite like three of us.

Sometimes they invite everybody. Yeah, yeah. Did you want to go? There's just really nothing for me to do there. And I ended up just getting drunk and party with Billy. Exactly. Did you want to go? What do you think lunchbox is going to do every night when you go?

Yeah, a drunk party with Forest, Garrett, Greg. Yeah. Are you hurt that you didn't get invited? No, I'm just. just going to watch on Hulu. Adaboy. 8-7 Central. Good plug.

It's actually cool to watch concerts on Hulu. I watched stagecoach last week. On Hulu? Uh-huh. Yeah. Jelly Roll and Lany Wilson were playing. I watched like a little bit of their set. Like that's really cool.

Yeah, it was Amazon. Okay, my bad. So what you mean is you like to watch it, like a live concert streaming. I think they've done Lollapalooza on Hulu. Like they've done a bunch of concerts. There was even one, I think, like in England that they were doing. But you can just say streaming because it's all that it's cool. It doesn't have to be a Hulu brand.

This one happens to be. No, I think the ones I saw were on Hulu because it shows up on the... But Amazon, Mike just said. I think that's, yeah, stage coach was maybe Amazon. Yeah. I don't really remember. Dude, it's all a blur. Like, when I get on TV, it's like, I don't know.

I don't even know what app I'm on. It's like a new pressure with these festivals being streamed because what used to happen is you'd do the festival and you're just playing to those people, so there weren't micro movements you had to pay attention to. Just big move it. You could even pick your nose real quick if you needed to. Yeah. Because you're playing to people who aren't that close to you. Now the cameras are right up in your face that if you pick your nose, it's going to be a viral moment.

Everyone's watching. On social media. Scoop, Steve, are you going? Yeah, I'm going, yeah. When are you leaving? Today. Right? I'm flying private, so I leave at one.

Yeah, nice. That's when the plane leaves? Yeah, it's when the plane leaves. So I got there probably around 1245. When? Wait, if you're leaving at 1, you're getting at 1245? Is that a time machine? Yeah, he's going back in time.

I can just, no, I'm flying out at 1, I get there at 1245. I only need 10 minutes to get on the plane, sit in 5, and I'm out. What is he talking about? There's no TSA When you fly private You just walk up to the plane You go Like you've ever seen entourage

Are you guys doing math? He's saying he's getting to the airport At 1245 Yeah and then I leave at one Okay Okay you said getting there A one That sounded like Austin

At one Okay Half of us heard it as Leaving at one Get there at 1245 Meaning get to Austin at 1245 Which felt like a time machine The other half got what he was saying

Yeah yeah sorry I think maybe Yeah I could be seen that way But I was looking more. I was like, I'm getting to there, meaning the airport. Yeah. Okay, well, that's good. Well, that's not where.

But that's a good. Yeah, that's a good story. What's your role out there, Scoop, Steve? I do a lot of different things. I mostly work on the national broadcasts. I work with the premier team. So we do some prep the day before and then going to the arena and setting up. And I work with the engineers over there.

And then day of, it's manning all the interviews. And then like a PA in a sense, whatever they need. I run and get those as well. And then help stuff with you and Eddie and Lunchbox and Amy. Amy's not here. She had to go catch our flight. She had to leave early today. When we get there, though. Yeah. Why did Amy have to leave early this morning?

She had a client meeting with one we've been trying to get for a minute and got it set up so she's meeting with him. So potential client? Yes, yes. Not Forrest and Greg? No, not Forrest and Greg. Or Orion. Or Ryan. To get the bracelet check.

Gotta get dressed. I was looking at my schedule. So Tomorrow Have stuff in the daytime But tomorrow I have a script to read At 6 p.m.

Is that like when you go through Whatever you're going to host? Like what are you going to say When you host? Yeah, they give you a packet of papers And like read it out loud Do you read that stuff? Not before I get there.

I will if it's jokes and stuff Because mostly I've been a part of writing them But this is pretty straightforward. Hey, welcome. Here's our guest. This is our X year of doing it. let's go. Yeah.

So I'll do the script to read. Then I have to stop by a VIP client welcome party at a place at seven. Then I have to go to a client dinner. Oh. Well, it's like a sit-down dinner with clients? I hope not. Those are the worst. Yeah.

Because I'm expected to entertain. Yeah. But do you have to stay for dinner for those? I don't know. I don't know. I sit for a little bit. If it's a sit, you got to stay. Because you look like you're big time.

if you leave. If it's one of those where they just have food around and you do like a talk and eat a little bit and mingle, I don't mind those because like an Irish goodbye. Like nobody. Like I'm going to go to the restaurant real quick. Yeah, and then I crawl out the window.

It's like I'm on a bad blind date. But I'm going to do that. And it just says who the clients are. I'm not going to say who they are. One of them, I would never, maybe it's just like meet them, but I would never do, I'd never advertise. Oh, really?

For them. It's the second one there. Oh yeah, yeah. Never in a million years. I don't know if any of us do, really. No, I'm sure it's a potential like, hey, go meet with them and maybe they'll come on. Okay, okay. What am I going to do for them?

So I do that. And then I have to go to an industry party after that. I'm basically just being paraded around at this point. The industry party is kind of where like the artists and the labels are all hanging out. Don't know. That will get the old Irish goodbye. Yeah, for sure. I make one lap and go, oh yeah, I got to go talk to my friend.

And I just walk out the door. Yeah. So that's Friday. Saturday, which is the day of the show, I have breakfast with our CFO. Wow. That's definitely no Irish goodbye on that. And a client.

Oh yeah, can you imagine? I'll be right back. He's just him waiting. Oh, he said he'd be back. So I have breakfast with a CFO. I guess I'm doing the God's Country podcast in the daytime. I'm doing some sort of moment, and then I'm meeting a team to do a check presentation

with you and Amy and Lunchbox. Is that right? You don't get the check. Lunchbox, do you know about that? No, I don't know anything about a check presentation. Not on my schedule. I haven't seen that one on my attenary. 5.30 meet with St. Jude Patient,

545, host rehearsal on stage, 6 p.m. the IHart Country artist group photo, which is always pretty cool because it's all the artists piled in. A e-news interview at 620. I go to the press room and do interviews at 640. I do an IHart Country social stop at 645,

change clothes at 650, show open at 7. They didn't give me reba time. I got 10 minutes changing to what I'm changing. Dang. I know. So, live stream, backstage. And then it's just,

oh, here it is. So the show is. going on and in between moments, this is so boring, but who cares? In between my hosting things, I am meeting with BetterHelp client backstage, meeting with Song Finch client, meeting with Wise Pies pizza client, like in the middle. I do something on stage, go meet a client. That's crazy, do something on stage, go to client. But see, there you have an excuse like, I got to go on stage be right back. Yeah, but, yeah, that's true. But then they look and I'm not on stage. Meet with Wise Pies pizza client. That wise pizza is, those are good. Yeah. Like they sent a box up

here, like the dessert pizza thing that we had, it was really good. It was like apple pie pizza. Straight Talk Wireless moment. ADA. Over at 11. It's a busy two days, man. Are you, like, when you do this, like, it's a country festival, right? But it's also...

Yeah, a lot of cocaine. I do a lot of cocaine. No. Is that we're going to ask? No, no, like, how, like, dressed up do you get? Like, can you... I'm hosting it, though, so I got to be kind of somewhat formal-ish, but not total. Even, like, you know, you watch, like, ACMs and stuff.

and like, I guess the host is dressed up nice. Yeah. But I feel like sometimes, like, you can get away with like a cool t-shirt. No, not hosting it. Okay. If I showed up hosting it in a t-shirt, I think the company don't want to kill me. But see, like, say like if Darius was hosting. I can't see Darius.

But he did host to CMAs. And he was in a tux. Okay, yeah. You're host. Like Dirk's Bentley. He's got to come on a T-shirt. He hosted with ACMs. He hosted in a suit.

Oh, dang. Okay. But you can change later to like a more, less formal. jacket and like a button up but if you're the host there's just an expectation of you just feel like people would like it if it's like hey man i'm me like Luke Combs he's got to show up in his Columbia like fishing shirt in a but he's also not going to host it okay at least not yet and he also would wear a suit look i've presented like at the CMAs with Luke Combs and he's in a suit I feel like at the Grammys he wore like a suit maybe not a tie but like a suit yeah yeah i've seen

him in a suit and he wants us to wear overalls yeah man's like everybody does it and I'm like actually no country not really just be you man he's like don't shower but if you're presenting, you can definitely be a little more of your flare. And I will probably peel off layers as I go because I'll probably start in a jacket just because you know, you want to present that it's a big deal and a big show and we're on Hulu.

And so I'll wear a jacket and I don't really know what I'm wearing yet. I got a few options. Oh, really? You don't know yet? I have stuff that I had to get tailored. My legs. Oh, dude. Me too. Look at these shorts. Dude, my legs, my pants are so tight on my legs.

It's ridiculous. Kevin Clug puts us through some just nightmare. You don't understand though. We're too old to do the training that we do. I've never had legs like this. Like I've never exercised my legs ever. I lay on the beach. I don't do squats. And we do legs every day

but we don't do the same like muscles every day where you could go, I don't like it legs. By the way, I hate legs. But it's like if we're doing squats one day we don't do those same. We'll do like the RDRs, whatever. Lungees. Whatever. Different leg muscles.

But we don't ever do a day where there's not legs because he's like, it promotes, you know, testosterone, staying. And we need that. But I'm always sore. And I'm kind of over it. I'll be honest. Me too, dude. But my pants are all, I look like I'm wearing skin tight. That's what I.

Like painted on pants. My wife was like, hey, those skinny jeans, they're not, they're not skinny jeans. Yeah. They're only skinny now. They're relaxed fit. I purposely bought them, not skinny. So I had to get some stuff tailored so I don't look like I'm trying to. paint myself.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. And it's a fine problem to have. Dude, I bet Tim McGrath struggles with that all the time. He probably does super lean workouts, though. Oh. But his stuff's usually pretty tight. Oh, ripped. Yeah, I think he probably does on purpose.

Oh, okay. Yeah, so that's our schedule. We'll be back, obviously, on Monday, and we'll be exhausted. Mm-hmm. That's all right. And on Monday, the super secret. I don't know what you're talking about. Well, I do now, because we taped it yesterday.

See, you're not tricking me. And I didn't sign an NDA, so I can say whatever I want. But that'll be on Monday show, I think we can say. So, cool. There's that. An elderly American couple stranded in Spain after the cruise ship left without him. It's like the third story we've read like this. You know what, that's on you.

Get back to the boat, man. Is this a case of where, like, it happens all the time, but now that there was one big new story, everyone's like, oh, we should probably submit this one. Because how can this not happen all the time? Or are we just paying attention to this story because we read one and so we go, oh, I'm also interesting because we talked about it. That's true. Our algorithm feeds it to us.

I don't know. But the guy said, I'm a very experienced traveler. I've been on as many as 30 cruises. Never before have we missed catching a ship. So we're not someone who abuses the system. He and his wife, Claudine, had gone on an independently booked excursion due to a rainstorm. when they ran late. Yeah, you got to put in like an hour,

like window to have that buffer time. Which sucks because you probably only have like four hours. I've never been on a cruise, but I'm assuming you don't have a lot of time to go explore. Let's go to our cruise expert lunchbox. How much time? It depends. It depends on where you stop. I've only been on one.

And it was like, you have five hours or you have, you know, but it's usually multiple hours. Did you worry about getting back to the boat? No. Not really. I mean, we hiked. I mean, we went on a three, four hour hike, and we were not nervous.

We were like, all right, well, we'll get back. And never even thought the ship would really leave you. I'm sure most people think that. We were flying back from California last weekend because went out there to do some work. And the traffic in Los Angeles is awful. My whole association with that city is not good because I only am car sick in that city.

I don't like going there for fun because it's not fun for me, just in general, not my type of place, really. but if I do go, it's for work. And any time from like 2.30 to 7 p.m. The interstate's just packed. You just sit in traffic. And it's miserable and I stay car sick

and it's unpredictable. The meetings even there are unpredictable if you have any kind of afternoon meeting or late morning because nobody's ever on time and it's not even their fault because if you're scheduling any meetings, even near each other, you're at the mercy of the highway

and the people on the highway. And so we left our hotel and it said it was going to take 45 minutes to get from the hotel to the airport. So we left an hour and 15 minutes before the hour before it hit us. That's a good buffer. So our normal timing was,

it's gonna take 45 minutes, so we're gonna leave an hour and 45 minutes before the flight. So 45 minutes get there. We have an hour, which is the traditional domestic flight, get there an hour ahead of time, plenty of time. We're not even checking bags. We don't check bags. My family, not a bag checking family.

And by that, meaning because of me. And so it takes an... hour and 15, hour and 20 minutes instead of 45. Because one little thing throws that entire system off. And we're like in the car still, 10 minutes down, it's like boarding. We're like, oh my God. And so we do one of those things where you're running through the airport. That's so stressful.

And we're just like, please, please, please, please, please, please, please. We get there and there's nobody in like A2. And we walk up, we're like, is the flight still here? She's like, are you Bobby and Caitlin? Yes. We've been waiting for you. Oh my God. So I think because we checked in,

we got to check in in in time, so they knew we were at least in the building. Yeah. So they held the flight for just a few minutes until we could get there. When you got on the plane, did everybody look at you? You'd be like, there they are,

the ones we've been waiting on. No, because on the way back, we flew back first class. So we were in the front. We were set up in the front. And the first last people... I didn't even make eye contact anybody. I kept my head down and got in my seat.

That's a brutal. flight on the way out there. I get, I mean, I get motion sick on airplanes now a little bit. Really? A little bit now? I don't know what it is. Dude, you've had this for as long as I've known. But it's getting worse.

My legs are getting bigger, but my motion six gets, my threshold is getting smaller and smaller. We were flying one time, and it was the whole family. And I think we were off by like an hour and a half. And I said, I'm going to check the bags. Family, you go through security. Go, go, go, go. Like, we're going to be late. So they went to security and they made it.

And by the time I got to TSA, the line was a mile long. And I was like, there's no way. I'm not going to make it. So I had to do the run to the front of the line and be like, guys, I'm so sorry. My whole family's on the plane right now. I've got to get through. And everyone was cool about it.

Really? Yeah. So I think I'm going to do that again. Yeah, I was going to say, would you feel uncomfortable just doing that if you need to lie? Yes. Lunchbox probably wouldn't. But, dude, that's embarrassing. You mean he wouldn't feel uncomfortable.

No, I feel like he would do that today. If, like, maybe he was late, but it wasn't about his family. Yeah. My wife does not have pre-check. And so I do. So we split up every time. That's crazy, dude.

So the scenario that I've put in my head is she does not have pre-check. I do. There's no, oh, I guess I'll go through with you. I've established a long time ago, if you want to get pre-checked, let's go to the airport early. I'll go half-hour early.

Sign you up. There's a place 10 minutes down the road and go sign up there. It's super easy. And she's like, I'm okay, I'm good. I don't really need it. She's like, I don't travel as much as you. Who cares?

In my head, I've already made the decision that I'm not going to go through with her. So most of the other side quicker. But what if I get there and they're like, sir, we have to go and she's not to the gate, but I am. Like I've, I'm back and forth because part of me is like,

well, she doesn't have pre-check. And she knows. like what can happen by not having pre-check. So I should get on the flight and just go. You're saying leave her. Because why would I penalize myself for something that she doesn't have

that we've talked about? However, the penalty may come later when I leave her. And she's like, you left me? She's going to be upset. Of course. Didn't this happen to Ray? Or were Bay or somebody had to like miss a flight?

Ray, is that right? It wasn't because of TSA or pre-checking. It was because flights were canceled and I'd get back for the show. So she ended up getting straight. ran in San Diego airport for a day, I think. So he left her. Was there only one?

That's true. He did have to get back to work. Or I just, no, I just want to get home. I just want to get to my own toothpaste. And Ray was there only one seat? How come you got on the flight? I got it from our security guy. He had some golden ticket he was able to give me.

There's still that type of thing. Like Wonka? Like since 9-11, you used golden ticket randomly? Yeah. I don't know. Sounds shady. Hey, was she mad at you, Ray? Or was she cool?

No, dude, not at all, man. For that, I get, though. It's like you have to work. He used to be sarcastic. Dude, she, obviously, San Diego is a beautiful city. She says because she was stranded in that airport, she never wants to go to San Diego. She was also going, at the time, she was also going through cancer, so.

Oh, my God, there's that part. That's great. Yeah, that part's tough. Hey, you had to be back. Yeah, but that part is understandable. Like, you have to stay back. I get it. I don't, but he did it.

Oh, it's not like she was. Dude, she had cancer. Okay, she had cancer, but she was... No, no, it's not okay, she had cancer. That's really not one where that kind of trumps everything. No, listen, she was battling cancer for two years or whatever, and so it's not like that one day was going to make a difference of her surviving or not surviving. He had a job to get back to.

I don't understand, women are crazy. How can you get mad? I would say the cancer thing, even if it's not like life or death, if she's not feeling good or if there's a chance, she doesn't feel good because of the medicine she's on or what she's going. And guys, leaving your wife in a random city, like, that's bad. Like, it's bad enough and then put cancer on top of that. Yeah.

And that was something they couldn't control. Where ours, we could. Like, she's chosen not to get pre-checked. And if I leave, it's kind of, well, Ray and Bacon couldn't control that. They couldn't control the storm or whatever it was. Right. Once I was going to go do Bear Girls in Norway, the Running Wild, the Bear Girls show. and it's before the first time I did it,

never met Bear. I've seen the show a few times like famous people doing crazy stuff. And they were like, okay, we're gonna, you're gonna get on a flight here, then you're gonna go to Atlanta, then from Atlanta, you're gonna go to Canada, and from Canada you're flying to Oslo,

and from Oslo, you're flying to this small town. It's like a train to get out there. So massive storm hits. And it was me, and they were like, you could bring whoever you want. and I wasn't dating anybody and I was like

who can even go so I took Rod who's our boss like you want to go to Norway that'd be cool and he's a massive Beargirls fan and he's like yeah so we get to the airport

and it's storming so hard they cancel the flight well they're like well we can put you on this flight and then Rod had a seat too but Rod had to get to Norway because they paid for my person as well but no none of the flights

had two seats on them so we had to go two different versions around the world to meet in Norway. So he went through like Minnesota to Amsterdam. I went from here to like Milwaukee to Toronto. That's crazy. And so the whole time we're like, where are you? We were checking in the whole.

And he beat me there by like nine hours. Wow. And I landed with no sleep and didn't even check in the hotel. Met him outside of it. Gave him my bags. And they just took me right off to the wilderness. but we both went off at the same time different places and it's like an amazing race.

What did he do while you guys were shooting? Just hung at the hotel. Oh. And then we got back and he met Bear. No, he actually met Bear the night before because he got there like nine hours before me so we got to sleep a little bit. He said he met Bear in the hotel,

a very small hotel in this really small village type town. And then we got back and I was fried. I was tired, but it was also like I'd almost died in my mind like three times. And hung out with Bear a little bit because Bear's awesome dude. And then Rod and I just went and like petered around whatever that small town was. In Oslo?

No, no, no. We weren't even, we had to. In Norway. We were supposed to go from Oslo to the small, small town. But it was like three hours north of Oslo. That's so cool. It was tiny, tiny town. And we just went around like their little strip and just like hung out in Norway.

People speak English over there? Yep. Yep. The people we talk to. Do people speak English everywhere? Basically. Okay. Some don't, meaning everywhere I've ever been, there are English speakers.

It doesn't mean everybody. speaks English, but I've never been anywhere where there weren't English speakers where nobody spoke English and it made it difficult for me to communicate. There were places that I've been where I would be with someone and they just did not know English. Oh, that's tough. And so I would say English louder so they would. Because that'll help you understand it. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I would be like, oh, you don't know what I'm saying. You don't know that I want a pizza. Okay, about this. Pizza! And they still wouldn't know. Do you naturally do the, like, eating pizza? Like you do a triangle with your hands and, like, put it in your mouth? I think so. What I do that drives my wife,

crazy now. She hates it. And I don't do it on purpose. Here, if I meet somebody that's from another country, foreign accent, I speak back to them their accent. And she's like, you can't do that. And I'm like, do what? She's like, you can't like mimic their accent. I'm like, I'm doing that. They might find that offensive. I don't do it on purpose. But also I feel like I'm kind of meeting them in the middle. They're coming over to English, but they still got a little bit of their accent. and I'm still using my English, but I'm a little bit adopting their accent. So it's never a way of like making fun of, but if we go to like a Chinese restaurant. Oh, no, no. Stop. Stop. You don't do that.

I don't fully, but I don't mean to, but I speak back to them in the way they speak to me. No chance they appreciate it. Or do they even notice it? Of course they notice it. 100%. Like if you talk to me and, well, I don't have really an accent, but if you talk to me in like a Spanish accent, I'd be like What's wrong with you, man? I do that sometimes. But not purposefully.

Hey, man, let's go. We're late. I'd be like, what? Oh, sorry. But if you talk to me with that accent and you were, I think my natural bridge maker is to also meet, you're trying to meet me with language that's not comfortable for you.

So on my mind, I think I'm just trying to meet you back with that accent. And it's not good. That's pretty funny, though. It's not good. So let's do a mid-roll here. A win is a win. A win. Yep, that's me, Cliver Taylor the 4th.

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And rule two, never mess with her friends either. We always say that, trust your girlfriends. I'm Anna Sinfield, and in this new season of the girlfriends... Oh my God, this is the same man. A group of women discover they've all dated the same prolific con artist. I felt like I got hit by a truck. thought, how could this happen to me? The cops didn't seem to care.

So they take matters into their own hands. I said, oh, hell no. I vowed. I will be his last target. He's going to get what he deserves. Listen to the girlfriends. Trust me, babe. On the Iheart radio app, Apple Podcasts,

or wherever you get your podcasts. I'm Ego Wode. My next guest, you know from Step Brothers, Anchorman, Saturday Night Live and the Big Money Players Network, It's Will Ferrell. Woo, woo, woo, woo, woo. My dad gave me the best advice ever. I went and had lunch with them one day, and I was like,

and Dad, I think I want to really give this a shot. I don't know what that means, but I just know the groundlings. I'm working my way up through, and I know it's a place that come, look for up-and-coming talent. He said, if it was based solely on talent, I wouldn't worry about you, which is really sweet. Yeah. He goes, but there's so much luck involved.

And he's like, just give it a shot. He goes, but if you ever reach a point where you're banging your head against the wall and it doesn't feel fun anymore, it's okay to quit. If you saw it written down, it would not be an inspiration. It would not be on a calendar of, you know, the cat. Just hang in there. Yeah, it would not be. Right, it wouldn't be that. There's a lot of luck.

Listen to Thanks Dad on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcast. Jeff Goldblum's kids are six and eight years old. He's already telling them they'll have to support themselves when they grow up. I saw this. He's 71, by the way, with six and eight year olds. Wow. That's crazy. I didn't know he's that old.

Yeah, he doesn't look or seem or act that old. And those are his only kids? Do you know that? Probably not. I mean, you would think someone that age would probably have old kids. I don't know, but you'd also think I'd have kids by now. That's true. I don't yet.

That's very true. What do you think about this? I think it's a little misleading. The headlines's a little misleading. Oh. It's like Warren Buffett going, I'm not leaving anything to my kids. However, all the relationships that they've been able to form, the education they were able to get, that all of the naturally presented parts of life that gives them an advantage also gives them an advantage to making money as well.

Sure. But that's kind of your responsibility as a parent. But if you're loaded like this, what do you leave them when you die? That's kind of the headline, right? But it's what you give them while you're alive that allows them to be loaded after you die. Yeah, but I think these guys have a different, because that's my scenario. Like, all right. No, but you don't have the connections.

He literally knows other billionaires. He literally can put them in Harvard or Yale and create every pathway possible, not leave them any money, but I'm not saying this specifically about them. But not leave them any money specifically, but definitely they have a heads up for tons of whatever their currency is. Potential. Yeah. Sure, I get that. But I get that. But if you have millions of dollars when you die,

how much do you want to give them? Do you want to give it to them? What do you want to do with that money? Because it's not yours anymore, right? But what he's saying is like, hey, what do you say? Row your own boat? I don't remember. I just threw the story away.

I think he told his kids like, hey, row your own boat. Like find your own way. Make your own money. Well, he's going to help them though while he's alive, obviously. He's building a lake. They get to row their own boat on. Right. And I think like people go, oh, good for them.

He's teaching them the hard way. No, I mean, no, maybe harder than other people. And I feel like, you know, hopefully when we have kids, my kids are definitely in that aspect going to have a better life than what I had. But it's, you know what, kind of like moves on Mountain Pine and let them live that for a while. Yeah. But I'm not. And so I'd also like to go, I'm not leaving them anything.

And I will. But even if I don't, I'll be able to pay for a better education than what I had. I just don't know what inheritance. I don't know what that feels like. I don't know what that. Who does? None of us do. I know people that have them.

And I know that they're kind of like, it's cool because we've got so much money in the bank that I don't have to worry if I lose my job. Like they've said stuff like that. That's crazy. And I'm like, that's really crazy. But is that what you want for your kids? Or do you want them to be like, hey, they need to like? There's probably never a right line. there's not a right answer

I don't think to that because you want whomever your friends your family your kids to feel supported but if they're overly supported then do they not work as hard do they not develop the skills they need to develop so there's not I don't think there's never a right answer to that gosh I saw I saw the story and I'm like guys that makes me think I don't know what did you think about that lunchbox

uh man I was looking up some slot machines we talked about earlier I'm trying to get on those slot machine apps sorry what you weren't listening all right what the crap uh Tyra Banks had her first alcoholic drink at 50 years old. You hear Ray laughing.

I can hear him through the wall, through the microphone. What on earth? I know. What did you say? It doesn't matter. Sorry, I was a slot machine. I know. It doesn't matter.

I don't know if there's anything else they want to do. Tire Bank. Had her first drink of alcohol at 50. 5-0? Oh, I think he said 15. I'm like, what's right? Yeah. Oh, no, you can't be a part of it now.

You can't be a part of it now. Go back to your game. Go back to you. Ray, just turn his mic off. He doesn't want to be part of it. You can't jump in now. I was doing slot machines. Oh my gosh.

Pennsylvania Excon 27, who's been jailed three times over, turns a new leaf to become the state's youngest ever judge. That's cool. That is cool. Turn your life around. Wow. I wonder if he was inspired to be a judge because of working with judge. Reflecting on his troubled teen years, he wrote on. You know what I mean?

The chance of losing my freedom and also all the work I did to stay out of trouble. That's a huge reason I have an open mind in a different perspective. Daily mail. That's a good story. Man, that judge seems like a tough job. I think I'd like to be a judge. Really? The problem is, though, I think I'd like to be a judge if I had nobody I was close to. Like, no friends?

Or family. That's kind of how I feel about judges. I'm like, no way they have a lot of friends. No, I think that because I'd worry somebody was going to kill my friends and family by a decision I made. Like, I put them at risk. Do you think criminals look at the judges and be like, yeah, yeah, yeah, I'm watching you? Yeah. You give me a bad sentence?

I'm coming back. When I get out, I'm coming to look for you. Remember that one guy that jumped at table? That was awesome. Dude, he jumps so high. So, yeah, I would worry about that. Like the mob. You'd have a judge.

You'd be a terrible judge. You'd be like, da, da, da, da, da, da, da. I will hold you in contempt. It's like, sir, I just sneaked. I was just looking at the slot machines on my phone. You're not paying attention. Da, dot, da. Police find ATM robbery suspect gambling at a Southern California casino.

So he robbed the ATM, but at least he knew it his purpose. He went and robbed it. went right to the casino. That's why he robbed it. KTLA. Dave and Busters will now let you gamble on arcade games. How do you do that? This story's been, I just didn't get to it yesterday. But listen to this. Dave and Busters, it's a gambling feature on their app.

You'll be able to bet on arcade games with your friends. So you could each go, we're going to play this ski ball game, bet five bucks, and then the winner gets the money because it's connected to your card. That is awesome. So it's like the currency, like on your charge card? No, not your charge card, but it's money. It's on the app. That's what I mean, like, your Daven Buster's card.

It has all your, like, credits. It's no credits. It's real money. Oh. So it's through your app. You're both going to go to this machine here. And you know how you can double-click to Apple pay or whatever? I'm about $5.

And it goes over... That is amazing. It transfers money. This is going to start fights. Because you don't ever go to Dave and Busters in, like, I bet you five bucks, I'll be you in Mortal Kombat. Or it's going to keep fights from happening because you've got to pay right then instead of your buddy not ever paying up.

That's true. They're rolling it out, 223 locations. they're running it through an app you've got to be 18 to bet but isn't it 21 to bet like casinos? Well I don't know but it's like 18 to play the lottery right?

Yeah but I think it's 21 at casinos. No, Michigan it's 18. Really? What a Vegas? I think it's 21. Might be. Gotta be 21. Michigan's 18 to gamble, Ray? Yeah, we would go. When we turned 18 we'd go to

because it's on Native American land so we'd go to these casinos. That's a bit different. Yeah, and you could play table games. Oklahoma, I believe you could be 18 on the Native American lands. But yes. But to also gamble on the boats and stuff,

you had to be 21, like Louisiana, on white man boats. Those were fun. Lake Charles. Yeah. They were fun because they were the closest version of gambling. I never understood that, too. The boat was just docked.

But since you were on water, you do whatever you want. They're planning to limit how much people can wager, but they haven't said what the limit is yet. They expect the average bet to be around $10. Yeah, right. No, no. Dude, this would get us to Dave and Busters.

Uh-huh. I lost it all on ski ball. What, dance, dance, revolution? That's funny. The number one thing we want on vacation is, go ahead. Number one thing what? You want on vacation. I won?

You want. Oh, quiet time. I want quiet time. Is that on there? I think it's mostly like if you're going on vacation things you look for, like as part of the vacation. You could actually get that at home. if you played it, played it right. So what would, like, if you're looking and you're planning it and, you know, you make sure it has blank.

My vacation. I don't know. A lot of alcohol. Like to drink on vacation. Okay, 10's a spa. Oh, I don't care about it. Well, it could be like a bar, like a hotel, you know. Nine is a personal bathtub.

I never heard of a non-personal bathtub. Community bathtub. Right? Like one that's just completely separate? No, like where everybody goes and gets in it from the hotel. Oh, I love that. But a personal one beats like in your bathroom, right? They mean hot tub?

No, it says bathtub. Oh, no, I don't know. Because number eight's a personal hot tub. That'd be nice. Number seven is online, check in and check out. Number six is a fitness center. Yeah, I was like, it has a good place to work out. Then I'll never go.

Yeah. Number five is a restaurant in the building. Yeah, I don't look for that. As long as there's stuff to eat nearby. But even then, we don't go anywhere crazy. So I always expected it to be some kind of. restaurant nearby. But the restaurant in the building does mean good room service. Does it? Is there a direct correlation to that? I think so, right? Number four, attractions nearby. Okay, but I would go to the

place because of the attraction thing. That's why you're there. Number three is a smart TV. I don't even look. I don't even, I mean, what even is a TV anymore? What do you mean? I can watch everything on my phone. But it's bigger and you get to lay there on TV. Like, you want to hold your phone while you're in your bed? I don't mind that. Really? Do you ever like... And all my passwords are already on my phone. You gotta get a smart TV in the hotel. You gotta remember all your passwords.

You gotta log in and stuff. And then you leave it. And then somebody else is using this stuff. Chuck from Minneapolis is watching it two weeks later in the hotel. You're like recently viewed? I don't watch that. I don't watch Bluey with that. Number two, a king size bed.

Yeah, that's nice. And number one is the thing that I want when I go on vacation. That's not a bar. A golf course. Fast Wi-Fi. Oh. That way I can watch all my things on my phone and also just be connected. Sure. A lot of hotels to get fast Wi-Fi, you got to pay extra money for that.

It's like two versions, normal Wi-Fi. Sometimes it's like $4.99 or free, and then you get the faster. You got to pay. Which is there even, I sometimes wonder if it's the same. And just idiots like me are paying the $4 extra for the faster. Because it's not like we can tell. It's not like our computer is being pressed down a certain, oh, look, it's even faster now. It's not you connect to a different server when you do that. It's just you pay. Is that legal? Can you say that you will get faster internet but not do it?

Probably not a law there. Wow, that has to be a law. Because you're right, I've never thought about that. Like, is there really a difference between the free and the $14 a day? I think there is because they tell me that, but I can be lied to. You could run a speed test, I guess, and check it out. On both, but then you got to buy both. Good point.

Well, what's free, though. Yeah. Hey, you signed? that DVD we were signing for the listener? Yes. Hey, Morgan, what happened? Okay. Eddie and I were both signing this DVD.

We were like standing there together and I was writing my signature, okay? And then I handed it off to him. He was standing right next to me. I handed off to him and then he just signs on top of my name. Like he watched me sign it and then proceeded to sign on top of it. To be fair. Welcome to my world. No, no, no.

Listen, to be fair, it was a Willy Wonka DVD and it's very busy. There was flowers and can't. all over the cover. You didn't even look. You just grabbed it and signed. The same thing you did with the Larry Bird basketball. You didn't even look.

You just grabbed it and signed. I couldn't see her signature on there. All you had to do is look, though, Eddie. You could have just looked and you would have seen it. You'd have seen Larry Bird written in silver on the basketball. I literally signed right over her name. So it says Morgan Eddie. In one.

All right. Oh, you know what I did? Speaking of signatures, I bought a box of these cards. It's on my Instagram. Go to Mr. Bobby Bones. I opened a box of these. They're called like Pop Star Cards. I'm not even sure.

Just saw them on Amazon. So you buy this box and it's four cards. Four cards in a box? Uh-huh. A lot of them. I bought, yeah, sometimes they're just one box. So here it is. Hold on.

That doesn't sound like a deal. It's not a deal, but they're always autographed or something. I've spoken one of these before. Here you go. But I like cards. I've been collecting cards. Again, new hobby. But these are not sports cards.

These are celebrity cards. And so these celebrities are four in there and they're autographed. Okay. And these are new? This is like this year? I don't know. Yeah, I mean, they knew. Would they be celebrities up today?

So I'm just going to tell you who I got. Okay. So I... Can we guess? You won't, though. Oh, they're that obscure? No, they're not obscure, but they're from all different times. My jab been to the video?

No, I didn't see it. Okay, so I'll give you guys hints because there were three celebrities and one extra block. Okay. So first celebrity. we'll do 10 questions yes or no you guys go Eddie I will do 12 questions

Morgan you'd be the third one you do it's four each so yes or no Eddie go okay man or woman yes or no is it a man is it a man is it a man? No

a woman Mike any musician no come in come on in Morgan yep

are they an athlete no is it an actress yes that's four Are they known for movies? No, that's five. TV actress. Okay.

Wait, Eddie. What's got to be? Well, you can talk it out. Yeah, go ahead. I got to ask mine. Are they blonde or brunette? That's not a yes or no question. Oh, dang it, yeah.

Are they blonde? Yes. Who? I'd say more blonde. My colors aren't always right, but I would say known to me as a blonde. That's six down. Eddie. Is it, are they acting currently?

So, again, I don't know every single thing they're doing. And I'm going to say, I know they are, but I didn't know they're acting currently. We know them as an actor, not current. But I did see because I went to the person's Instagram. So they are acting currently, but I don't know that we would all know this person from not acting currently. Their biggest roles were not now. Okay. That's seven.

Mike? Are they big in the 90s? Yes, eight. Okay. Are they actively? Okay, maybe not like acting now, big now, but like, are they actively out and about doing stuff right now? Like in the media? I don't know the answer to that.

That's a hard one for me to say yes or no, too. So I'm going to give you another question. I would say they're, I mean, they're not hiding because they're still acting. And I went and looked and they're doing it. I mean, I would, yeah, sure, but I don't think that matters the answer. Okay, okay. Are they married? You don't know?

I don't know. I can look. I can just look. It's not who I was thinking then. But so my point is they're not married to anybody famous. I don't think, but I'll look, but I won't count that as a question. So you get another one. Wow, Morgan, you get three questions.

Eddie, Eddie, give me, like, what's something you guys want to know? Well, I was going to see if they were part of like TGIF. There's no husband in any pictures that I see, but I don't know her husband. Okay. Well, that answers some, though. That takes away some. Okay. You still have Morgan, question nine.

We never, I mean, we never really did say if she was a TV actress, but I guess that's understood. From the 90s. From the 90s. And she wasn't a movie. And she wasn't a movie actress. Okay. Does she have any involvement with country music? No.

What are we at nine? You get three questions, and then you have to guess. Okay. So, my question is, does she have famous siblings? No. Ten. Mike? Were they known?

for a catchphrase. You got to do. Not one that comes to my mind. Let me see here. I can Google that. Whoa. It does say there's a line repeated throughout series, but I don't know it.

So I'm going to go no, but I could be challenged on that. But not so much that it was so pop-cultory. So I'll let you ask another one so I don't have the actual answer. Was it a big cast of the show they were on? normal but no I mean this is this a normal

also I'm looking at a group cast picture of the people on the show and there are eight people in it but it's all the cast members so I wouldn't say a big cast but it's a normal cast I'm not going to give you a question on that one

you could ask another one if I don't know the answer you get to keep going were they on TGIO now that's a great question because but okay so

no hold on which is full house family matters step by step. We learned some new ones the other day that we're on it. I'm just making sure because TGIF was oh, I think maybe

hold on. What the? Say, hey, what I learned Mike is don't read into all this extra stuff that he's giving you. I feel like they weren't he's... Hold on. I don't know. Well, is he...

Technically. He does a lot of like, and then he acts like he looks at up and he goes, give you the answer. I'm going to give you the for sure answer. It's going to be like little Michelle. Hold on. Little Michelle. Hold on. I'll give you the correct answer.

So was? Okay, hold on. I need to Google this again. TGIF. Man, you're really running with this one. Okay, let me Google TGF programming block on Wikipedia. This is kind of where it's sending me. Lineup history. Yeah, what's on that? No, I'm not telling you that, but, okay, was it? Yes.

See, I'm telling you. I'm telling you guys, he took all that time to make it look like he looked up some TGIF shows. Morgan, you get the final question. All right, Mike, Eddie, is there anything we really want to know that will help? Yes, was she on full house? Well, that would be dialing it way down. Well, I mean... Do you think it's that specific?

Yes. You think I went through that whole dog and pony show? And that's why I'm telling me to do that. Okay. What do you think, Mike? What's your input? I say go with it because... Yeah, it was it full house?

You take it on to that whole thing. They just throw you off a full house. I have another guess. Okay. That could be it. Go ahead. All right, Bobby. Is it a person from full house?

Yes. No. No. I get you with the double double. Okay, so you guys talk about it. And I will take your answer. You can talk about it out loud. I mean, we never said if she was alive or dead, right?

We just assumed she was alive. Yeah, because he said they were still. I mean, in the 90s, too. But not actively. Because Suzanne Summers, she was blonde and she was in step by step. Who were the girls in step by step, though? I don't remember those girls.

You're on the clock for 30 seconds. I'm thinking Melissa Joan Hart. Yeah, Clarissa. Oh, yeah. I'm pretty sure that was on TGIF and he'd have to look that. It was? Clarissa was not on TGIF. Clarissa explained.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. That was Nick. No, the other show, Sabrina. That's true. That's a good guess, Mike. That's where I went to you. Because my other thought was Jody Sweden, but if it's not full house. I mean, Susie and Summers could be it, Eddie.

But she's dead. She's dead. I never said she was alive or dead. Don't listen to him. Do not listen to him. She can be actively in things. She can be actively in things. Sure.

Yeah. So, okay, what is your answer? I say we go to Mike. What was it Joan Hart? Yeah. The answer is Melissa Joan Hart. Wow! I didn't know if Sabrina was on TGA.

I really was doing all that. You know, she lives right down the road. We could have just got her to sign something. I know. I didn't know. I just opened the card. I probably see her like, I don't know, once every two weeks. You do see her?

Yeah, all the time. Yeah, all the time. Basketball games. You ever talk to her? I've talked to her maybe one time. Watch my Instagram. You'll see me pull it. Okay.

Do you want to do one more before we go? Mm-hmm. Okay. Do we win the card? No. The other one, which I'm not, because of her three. The other, so one was Melissa John Hart. One was Cuavo.

You know what covo is? No. Rapper. What rap group is he in? Oh, Cuavo. Yeah, he's in Migos. Wayvo. Oh, that's Cuavo.

No, it's Quavo. It's quavo. It's quavo. Is it MIGAS or Migos? They're not, they're... Migos. They're dead. Megas is what you eat.

One guy died. Did he die? Did he die? No. Why would whisper? Because he did. I'm making sure you know. We don't want to talk about that?

Okay. So wait. So that was one. And then one was a ticket from the year 2000 to get into a corn concert. That's in a, like a... Wow. No, that's system it down. Okay.

Corn is forgot to life. Or freak on a live. leash. And the ticket signed? No, that's just to be down. That's not, I'm not right about that. But that's not corn. He was doing disturbed.

Yeah. Okay. But that's not corn. But I missed going no. And the ticket is signed? No, it's just a corn ticket from a concert, 2000, actual ticket. But I didn't. I didn't ask for the-

Pearl Jam, dude, 2000. That's cool. Somebody probably liked that in a pop culture box. Really? That's cool. So you want to, let's do the other one. Last one. And I didn't know Sabrina was a TGIF.

I didn't, well, that's what I'd look up. All right. Go ahead. Any question one. Is it a man? Nope. Mike? Are they alive?

Yes. Morgan? She's alive. She's alive. Is she an actor? Yes. Is she a movie actor? Yes.

Mike, that was good to get that, by the way. That was clutch. When you said it, I was like, of course Mike's going to freaking read between all the lines and nail it. I know your brain works a little bit. Movie actor, female. I mean, I like the hair color. Are they blonde? Yes and no.

I don't know. Honestly, I can't... Birth, birth color. Dude, I didn't watch her be born. When that baby came out, was it blonde? So I'm not going to count as a question. I would say no. No.

I'm sure at some point she was, but I'm going to go no as my natural, what I know of her is no, but I'm not going to count it against you. Because it's not distinct enough to be certain. Are you a fan of any other movies? Was? Yes. You were.

a fan. Not anymore. No, it's not that I'm not anymore, but I was. I'm not anti now. But yeah, I was. Morgan? Have they been in any big movies in the last five years? No. Not that I know of, and I would go no. Okay. Has she won an Academy Award? No.

Were they big in the 90s? Yes. Dang, 90s. Oh. Okay. Well, she's blonde. Were they on TGIF? No, it's a movie. It's a movie actress. Hey, you never know, 90s? Is that your question?

No, Morgan. Okay, fine, I want to ask. Were they? What do you want me to ask it, Eddie? No, I just... You're better in the 90s. I was barely born. You can...

Well, I'm gonna go late 90s into the early 2000, just so you guys know what my mind is. Okay. Was there specialty rom-coms? No. Dang. Three questions left. Is she married to, uh, or was she ever married to a famous person?

Oh? Yes. Okay. It's the Hollywood power couple. Power couple. Nineties actor, late 90s. What else would help us here? But doesn't know if he's blonde or brunette really?

I know or as a brunette, but the hair thing's weird because you can always go, well, look at this picture. Hmm. What do we ask here? 90s, he said? 90s. Hasn't won an Oscar. Yeah.

married to someone famous. I guess the type of movie might help. You did say, are they or have they been? Yes. I said have they been? Yes. So they may not be anymore. You want to ask that, Mike?

Are they still married? It could help. I have one thought. Are they still married to someone famous? No. No. Final question, Morgan. Oh!

Okay, guys. You know it's a she. You know it's late 90s. We all get a final question, right? Yeah, this is it. You already had yours. Oh, we did? You only have 12 questions.

Yeah, I'm the last one. Oh, dang, dang. Hey, Morgan. Yeah. Ask if she has a famous, has famous parents. That's a good one. Famous parents? Why are you thinking about that?

Because you're obviously thinking about somebody specific. Nah, I just. No, who you didn't matter. You don't have to spoil it. Just anyone, dude. That would help me too. Okay, both help you. Okay.

Does she have famous parents? Who would you think? Eddie, why are you thinking that? John Voight? Oh, no. No famous pants? He doesn't have him? I just liked her up her parents.

One of her parents was a coffee shop owner and the other is a telephone engineer. Which one was the coffee shop owner? It doesn't matter. Mom or Dad. Doesn't matter. I gave you extra bonus. Oh, dang. You're not going to get this one.

I didn't help. That really just screwed it off. Hey, you guys made me ask that one. No, no, no. I'm saying that my theory is trash now. Did you thought it was Angelina Jolie? I did. Yeah.

I mean, not a... Melanie. I don't know, guys. Not blonde. Could be 90s. You like their movies. at one point. Doesn't have anything against him now.

I was like Cameron Diaz. And hasn't been anything in the last five years. Like, nothing big. Cameron Diaz is retired. As in, you said any movies. Yeah, any big movies. And my answer was no. Yeah.

So like really big. But like you're re-addressing something and you're, I didn't say nothing big. No, no big movies in the last five years. Movie, no big movies, correct. I think she was married to someone. Oh, Meg Ryan. She was blonde. 30 seconds.

She was married to Dan. What's his name? Quaid, Dennis Quaid. They're not together anymore. Her mom was a coffee shop owner. Dad worked for the telephone company. Big a great cold brew. That can't be her.

In sake of famous brunette actors. Megan Fox. None of 90s. Just think if you guys looked at my Instagram videos, you'd know this. Huh? Say that again? If you looked at my Instagram videos, you'd notice. Oh, yeah, yeah.

I watch all your crap. I saw, no, I saw you open stuff up, and then I got distracted with something else. I should have kept watching. Anthony Decent? I need it. No, that's TV. Okay, I don't know if she was in movies, guys. Again, I was born in 93.

What do you want for me? You're born in 91. That's true. Gotcha. But you're supposed to know this, Mike. What do you think, guys? I got nothing. Rachel McAdams.

Made an answer? I don't know. Who's married to somebody famous, guys? Julia Roberts. She's Academy Award. Five. You haven't no rom-coms. Four.

Three. Two. Guys, I don't know. One. Sally Field. Stuff. I got it. What got from?

No. Every dude had a huge crush on her. Kathy Ireland? Movie. Jennifer Love Hewitt. Okay, you're getting closer now. That's good. She is no longer married to the person, like I said.

She's not doing movies anymore, but she is, and she has been on a TV show. Sarah Michelle Geller? Let me make. sure. TV show. Whoopi Goldberg. No. No. Who else?

Alyssa Milano. Yeah, so she's been on a TV show. But on the TV show, she's herself. Hmm? Uh-huh. She's herself on a TV show. Not Alyssa Milano? She's like 53 now.

So she's a little older than us, Eddie. So we had a huge crush on her. on the TV show she was herself so that means it was basically a reality show movie actress 90s who did everybody love in the 90s a movie that I loved I wouldn't say I'm a fan of it no

but I was then Zoe de Chanel no I was thinking of 500 days a summer you said Jennifer love Hewitt yeah and that was close Neb Campbell solid guess from Scream not it though but you're getting the more

ballpark. Gosh, right can't I think of. Denise Richards? That's it. Denise Richards? Real housewives. Wow. You got an autograph

with Denise Richards? I mean, it's a pen, dude. That's pretty cool, dude. All right, that's it. We're done. That was fun. Yeah. That box was fun to open.

How much was that box? I don't know. And does it, do they tease you with like, there could be a Tom Hanks in here? No. Like, what's the big one? I don't know. I literally was buying some covers for some of the cards that I have. recently. I'm become a collector, you know, at least this month.

Rolling into May, anyway. And I saw that as like a thing you could buy. I'll look real quick. And I don't even, they weren't like tricking me with anything. Like you could get a clean. No, it's not a trick, but you know how like somebody like there's a Babe Ruth autograph in this. Oh, no, nothing like that. Like I didn't know there was like a prince or Michael Jackson or. Okay, here we go. It is called. Oh, they do different years. It's a 2023 leaf pop. Top Century, Metal Hobby Box, three autographed trading cards, and then one special card. And let's see what the description is, because it shows some of the cards you could get.

Chris Pratt, Jessica Alba, Joe Pesci, Samuel L. Jackson, Elizabeth Olson. That would be a cool one, Elizabeth Olson. Yeah, yeah. Big Star. Huh, that's fun. I think I'm ordering another one. Oh, here we go. Are you selling these again?

No, I haven't done anything. I just kept it. No, I know, but you're going to keep a lot of these? send it off to get graded. Then what are you going to do? I can't hold, keep it, I don't know, until I get my new next addiction. Chris Pratt, McCauley Colkin, Andrew Garfield,

Tiffany Haddish, Little Baby, Elizabeth Olson. Oh, baby. Yeah, all that's it. All right, that's it. All right, thank you guys. Are there any of card shops in town? The dad's dugout I go to sometimes. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

And they're really good, but it's so, like, people buy all their stuff real quick. I went the other day to get some cardholders. And he was like, man, all our stuff's been bought. They're super nice. Yeah. Are there any other ones, Mike, do you know of? There's a shop I go to.

They have some, but it's not like a straight car. It's not about that. It's like collectibles. It's one in Andersonville called Shep's, I think, or shops or something like that. No, that's Quabo. Good callback. The one I went to, it's a vape shop now. Oh, yeah, that's the one by your house.

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