The Bobby Bones Show - FRI POST SHOW: Things Bobby Irrationally Hates And Is He Becoming A Christmas Guy?

Episode Date: December 13, 2024

Bobby starts with a voicemail asking about the drones that have been spotted around the country and a prediction that Bobby talked about recently. We give our theories to what was going on. Bobby shares a new idea for a segment that he thinks will make podcast listeners happy. Bobby shares why Gen Z are saving the malls. We try to see if Bobby is becoming more of a Christmas guy. Bobby also shared the time he got too competitive with his wife’s family at Christmas.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. It's time for the Bobby Bones Post Show. Here's your host, Bobby Bones. Hey, Ray, would you play the voicemail robber in California number four? I'm calling because a few days ago, I was listening to a forecast that you guys were talking about. This person had made a machine that could make predictions about the future and basically there would be an air war. I was watching on the news today, there's a bunch

of drones that have been spotted all over the country and nobody knows where they're coming from. I was wondering if there might be a correlation between that, that might be the new air war that algorithm predicted. The drone thing is weird aside from that prediction from that machine that made it 20 years ago about Trump being on Joe Rogan and after a certain amount of days there'd be a war in the air. That's its own bizarre story because Joe Rogan wasn't a podcaster then and Donald Trump wasn't a politician. So that's weird. Let's just remove that for a second. The drone, that's all

over the news now. You have senators and legislators going, it's Iran. The FBI is like, we don't know who it is. It's over nuclear plants. It's over military facilities.

Police departments. Wild. So I don't know that those two have anything to do with each other, but I don't know that the first one's even real. I just don't know, but it is every, my TikTok feed, I have to sometimes remove myself and go. Just because it's on my TikTok feed does not mean it's on everybody's all the time. So I'll just go to like a generic, one of the generic news sites to see what is being fed, you know, through the main feed. And it's there. And I'll read you this. Yesterday afternoon, White House National Security spokesman John Kirby told reporters that the Department of Homeland Security, the FBI, the state and local law enforcement agencies, quote, have not been able to corroborate any of the reported visual sightings. corroborate. He went on to say that officials have concluded.

These are actually manned aircraft, a statement that drew pushback from some of the reporters present. Homeland Security, Secretary, they go through all these high-ranking people, demanded a briefing on the, quote, unmanned aircraft systems. Now, though, again, you had somebody come out and say, Iran has a mother's ship, and it all came from Ireland. There are just way too many stories out there to believe any single one of them. And it's not people on TikTok.

It's literal senators or FBI people, and they had a whole hearing that I watched some of. I don't know what it is. What do I think it is? Probably it's probably our military. Like practicing secret stuff. But that's not secret if you're doing drones as big as cars flying over things. What are your thoughts, Amy?

I have no idea. It's crazy to me, though. And people are seeing them. Like, I'm just thankful that I'm not someone that's seeing it. Because I'll be freaking me out. There have been a couple other places, too, where they've seen them now. Yeah, because, like, just normal people are witnessing it. And I think I would be terrified.

so I'm just glad I haven't witnessed one yet. After John Kirby claimed the majority of the sightings were regular aircraft, New Jersey State Senator Brian Bergen said Kirby is a fool. And John Kirby would be from the White House. So obviously they don't want us to know something. Either they don't want us to know because they know and don't want us to know. Or they also don't know. Who's they?

They, the universal day. Universal day? You know who they are. Because just because you're in politics, I feel like it's a small person. He's a White House spokesperson. So right. Anything he's saying is like coming down through the president. Even the president doesn't know. Right. Like that's like the head of the monster is going either we don't know we need to lie about what we do know. So he's speaking for they. Okay. Everybody knows they.

Hey. Yeah. It's bizarre because like in Oregon there were some now. And they go back into the water. What? Because they're all over, they're all over near water. Oh, I have not heard that part. Yeah. Maybe that's their TikTok stuff. But they go back into the water. That's what TikTok says. Well, not into the water, back to, like. I thought they just like, pf. What's pf mean? They just up. But you're saying they put down.

So before you guys laugh at me too much, I did come to you with this from TikTok before we came to a big new story. You did. Okay. And so what some of the folks are saying is they go back into the water. Now, that doesn't mean it's alien or non-human. But not in the water. Like back out to the water, right? Okay, but then you got to go down.

Maybe they're landing on a boat out in the water. Or they're going down into the water. Or they're going down into the water. the water too. You ever see a duck boat? Yeah, tell me that ain't true. Those are crazy. I know they drive on the land and all of a sudden you're like, look at this. There's an applebees. All of a sudden it's in the lake. Yeah, I mean, there's airplanes that land on water. So it is a weird story. I don't have the answer to it though. I mean, and the ocean is so huge that, yeah, I mean, it is a good place to go land. Okay, okay. It could land on the water. It doesn't mean it's like going down. Yeah. You also don't know what it's not going down in the water.

It's not going down. I know, but I mean, because... You don't know what it is. How can you say what it is and isn't doing? I think I know what it is. Go ahead. It's our military trying stuff. And the carrier has them in the ocean. And they come out and they kind of explore the sea and then they go in a little bit of land. Then they go back into the ocean to their carrier. That's it. Why do they need to go to such specific places where other, like, why would they do it to where civilians could see?

Because there's plenty of places to train and do things. But we're everywhere. But they're flying over airports, nuclear facilities, military. Why would they be so obvious? They could do this. They're testing out. their new thing, they can test it out to where we don't see. But people are

everywhere. Like, you look, no, people aren't everywhere. No, they test things out. No, they test things out all over place. Like, they could try, they could go somewhere besides New York, dude. Yeah. New York's a little busy. You know, this is near the water, but they could do the desert if they're not near the water. They could do But someone's always in the desert with the phone. But not a hundred thousand people. Dude, you go to TikTok, it's everywhere.

Everybody has a video going, what the Yeah, I just don't think it's our military, but. Well, they didn't, again, I wanted a, a set. Senator was like, this is Iran, and it goes back to the mother ship. And that seems weird, too. Yeah, totally. They would even say that if he's not a hundred. Like, if he doesn't have like an Iranian cousin that's on the ship, you probably shouldn't be saying that if you don't like have permission to say that or you don't know for her. So that's the first one. We don't know.

I watched clips. I bet it comes up for it. If I pull my TikTok up, I bet it's the first thing that comes up out of my algorithm. At least talk. Yeah, let's see. At least top three here. Here we go. Oh, no, that's, that's, uh, brown chicken fry. Hold on. Let's do another one. This is alien stuff. This is like, they think Satan like comes to aliens. This is not that, but it's definitely in the same thing. Same brain here. Oh, it's me. You talking about the...

I'm not in the top three. Sports. Sports. Dang. I didn't have an alien. I guess I had the Satan thing, but they think Satan could be an alien. Okay.

That counts. Kind of, but I wanted drones. I wanted Satan in a drone. Okay, I appreciate that. I have an idea that I think will be a pretty funny segment, a recurring segment, and I think it'll make podcasters a little happier. a couple years ago, maybe not even that long ago,

it was a law that was passed, and I agree with the law, that if you play anything on demand that people have to pay for in another place, you could get sued. So if we were to put a clip of a Thomas Rat song, like 30 seconds of a Thomas Rat song up, and it was part of our podcast,

and you went to listen to the podcast, and you heard it for free, went to other places, you have to have a subscription, or you have to listen to commercials to hear it. You can't do that because it takes money away from the artist. Fully agree and support it. It made our podcasting life different,

because we can't really play clips of songs. And I do think there is a way for us to slightly get around it, but our company doesn't want to risk even playing like five seconds. I understand that. They're like, let's just universally have the rule of no music at all. You can put a little music in because there are shows I listen to that highlight music and they play like five, six, seven seconds of a song. But I completely stand by, understand our company's statement of no music at all because we're not risking it. We're not risking getting sued because that's who it gets sued. So if you listen to the podcast three years ago, you'd hear us play a bunch of music games on this and it was hilarious and fun you don't hear those anymore live performances like

this morning co whetzel was on and he did i won't take the high road take the high road it was awesome you have to go to youtube to watch because youtube pays licensing fees but you can't hear it on this podcast what i like though is when we can have people to play stuff that can be played on the podcast so what i think i'm going to start asking some of the artists to do because some of them want to come in and play is to play a public domain song so what are public domain songs i think you're really old right other than like You know you're like 90-something years old. It's free. Happy birthday?

I'm going to pull up a list for you. Wow. Take me out to the ball game. Oh, that's cool. That was 1908. Dang. Happy birthday. Because until 2016, Warner Chapel Music had claimed copyright on it.

And they went to court. A U.S. District Judge determined that they did not own the famous song, that these people that claim they had written the lyrics may not have you written the lyrics. So that can be one. A House of the Rising Sun is now, I believe, because it was recorded in 1933. Really? So it's a year thing.

After a cut off, it then becomes public domain. Popular English rock band The Animals produced, what is the most known version? Amy, it's a, There's a house in New Orleans. They call the rise and... You know that one?

Yeah, I thought that that was the original. It's not. So that was in 1964. But the original was recorded in 1933 recorded by Gwen Foster and Clarence Tom Ashley. It is unclear who the original author is. It's not subject to copyright laws.

That's all they can play. There are, and I can do some other famous songs, and then I'm going to do some songs that are like London Bridge. Because that's where the money is right there for us. When a good artist comes in and plays, London Bridge is falling down, falling down, falling down, falling down. London Bridge is falling down, my fair lady. Like, that would be funny to hear, right?

Rock and Robin? Tweetle-Tweet. Rock and Robbins written by Leon. A.k.a. Jimmy Thomas and was recorded by the American singer Bobby Day in 1958. Rock and Robin ended up being the most popular song of his career. The copyright on Bobby Day's version of Rock and Robin was never renewed, making it a popular choice among royalty-free songs. Wow. However, before you use the song, and they're saying use this song as in if you're going to take a recorded version, which we're not, we're just going to have somebody play it.

Don't use the Michael Jackson in 1972 version, but we're not playing a recorded version. We're going to have somebody sing it. And that's a jam. That's a jam, yeah. the little bird is on Jay Bird Street Love to hear the robber going tweet tweet That'd be one's one like to play Let's see Everybody loves my baby

I don't know that one Okay I feel like we do know that one Probably but just the name of it didn't ring it Oh Susanna Won't you Oh Susanna Won't you cut only

Right The banjo on my knee Isn't that it? That's it We gotta be careful too That some of this stuff doesn't have like old school head and race this stuff in it that we don't know. Because you know people why I wrote some of those songs back then.

What was the one before, oh, Susanna? Mike, what was that one? I guess you could play. It doesn't matter because it's not. I was going to listen to it. Everybody loves my baby. That's because she's a ho. That was the old version of that. By who? The new version would be

she's a ho. The old version is everybody loved my baby. Oh, I don't know that one. You can play it. Oh, that's old school. Yeah, it's super old. Sounds like black and white Mickey should be doing something here Yeah, I don't know that enough to make I can't see Coleswondell doing that one here though

I'll be honest with you Other ones Swing low Sweet chariotic, that's a good one That'd be a tough one for someone to sing though that's very low Patriotic songs they can sing Starzvinkle banner They probably won't choose to do that one

Oh no no, that's a tough one And that one gets sung a lot of places anyway, ball games Although Chris Stapleton's version of that is so good man Yankee doodle They can sing Yankee doodle Oh that's a good one Came to town

Holiday and seasonal songs They can sing And this is why a bunch of artists Record Christmas albums Because they can record All these famous songs for free So we can put them on our podcast But they also can record them for free

Because they're public domain Jinglebells deck the halls Silent Night They can do Twinkle Twinkle Little Star in studio Oh that's cool Twinkle Twinkle

Brantley Gilbert Rocking out some Twinkle Let's go mother Twinkle Oh I wonder Row Row your boat Mary had a little lamb So I think that is the angle.

I feel bad for podcast listeners because I feel like you guys are the most dedicated. You're like who I like the best, if I'm being honest. Because you choose to listen to us. You like to make a point to go and push play and we're very grateful for that. And so I hate that we can't play music on this because again, I like you the best,

but there's some stuff that you don't get to have. And I was like, well, if we want an artist to play, and they're like, we really want to play, okay, well, come up a little row, row, row your boat for it. Everybody wins. Yeah. It could be like their next hit. Oh gosh.

The label's like, let's go with this. It sounds good. Drop the single. We're going with Roro. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So there you go. Gen Z wants to shop in person and that's helping malls make a comeback.

I don't mind the mall. I used to mind the mall because they were so crowded and then people weren't going to the mall so much because you could order everything. And then I didn't mind the mall that much when I would go because they weren't just jammed out. So I'm not even a mall hater. I'm a movie theater hater.

You are. Not really a mall heater. But malls, I guess, are starting to be what's old as new again. Gen Z shoppers are increasingly, increasingly trying to physical stores for their shopping needs. 63% planetary holiday purchases and brick and mortar locations. Where would you say, Amy, percentage-wise, the stuff you buy online versus the stuff you buy in person? I mean, a lot of mine is online. I'm trying to Google exactly who Gen Z is because I get these all confused.

Okay. Morgan. Yeah. My daughter. Are you, Gin Z Morgan? No, Morgan's, but right for that. I'm, like, on the cusp of the millennial. Yeah, my daughter is Gen Z.

She was, so, yeah, and this makes sense. She loves to go to the mall. She wants to, like, try it on, see it in person. I think her experience with ordering things is she's just like, oh, this is not look like what I thought it looked like online. It doesn't fit. And she likes to go with her friends. I'm going to be, I'm going to go to Macy's because I have to do that.

But then I'm going to get some things while I'm at the mall. Scooby, love the mall. Oh, yeah, dude. You're a mall guy? I was a mall guy. When we were kids, because we didn't have any money, that was like our place to go hang out on the weekend. My mom would drop us off,

and we just walk around for hours looking at stuff. How would you get stuff? Well, we wouldn't really get a lot of stuff. We would just look at stuff and want to get it, or run around playing tag and stuff like that. When I got older, I saved my money up, and I would buy things, like a chain wallet. But then I'd buy the chain wallet,

and I have no money to put in the chain wallet wallet because I bought the chain wallet. Never had a chain wallet. Oh, dude, I love the chain wallet. good vibrations. That's where I bought it from in the mall. So for me, it was a pastime. I just enjoyed it. And even now as an adult, I love it because I like to get the tangible items and take them home in that moment. Because I also feel like, too, when you buy things online, sometimes the quality of the product isn't as good as it was from the store.

I think a bit is what I'm saying to where a daughter gets in. It's like, oh, man, this is kind of what I wanted. And you want to see it, especially clothing. I want to try it. It's annoying to send it back. Yes. It's a longer process than just to go to the mall and do it in the first place. I hate trying on clothes, though. That's why I like buying online. I'm not trying anything on. I know, but you're also, then, having you said before. You don't go to the dressing room ever? I'm not trying anything on. Really? You don't return it. If you order it. I'm not trying anything on. You don't even try on the shoes and walk around? No, I don't try stuff on. Pants, I will never try on. There's nothing worse. I'd rather go to the dentist and have to try on pants. You don't ever like go, like, show your wife like, hey, what do you think? And you go in the little mirror and look around at it.

If it's like a shirt I can put on on the floor. Yeah. Like out in front of everybody. Oh, so you do it on the floor. Oh, wow. Dude, it's the worst. Again, and pants is the worst of the worst. All pants fit different. I don't want to go have to take my pants off and put on other pants. For some reason, that feels miserable to me.

You know, some people hate washing dishes. Like, it makes them cringe. Pants shopping is the worst. Is it just the germ factor? No, it's not that at all. Okay. I don't know why I hate it so much. I hate also taking those bags and going,

I have to take the trash out. I don't mind taking the trash out, but I hate taking the bag and going, and sticking it in the can. I hate lining the trash can. The empty bag, yeah. You don't like that where you're like shaking the bag out for it to be like, pooh. No, yeah, that whole thing I do it. I know. And I said, I don't like it.

I know. I'm just like, are you sure? Because to me, I like it. It's irrational. But I hate pant shopping and I hate picking the trash bag going, I'll take out 100 trashes if I don't put one but liner in. You should want to take it out. Torture. That's torture.

That's where you and your wife. Worse than waterboarding. If they took me into Guantanamo and said, all right, next 12 hours, all you're going to be doing is to put in lining's in. Okay, here's all America's secrets. Here's what the drones are. I'd be in, man. I would tell them everything. Let's take a little middle roll here.

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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

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Ladies and gentlemen, breaking news at Americopa County as Laura Owens has been indicted on fraud charges. This isn't over until justice has served in Arizona. Listen to Love Trapped podcast on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. All right, back at it. Amy, what are you doing this weekend? Oh, well, Christmas shopping, mostly. Because I feel like next weekend I leave town to go to call. So it's my last full weekend to get everything done that I need to because we're going to Colorado next weekend, which is crazy.

We're going to go to Brett's show next Friday night. He's doing the... Bridge Zone? Yeah, so it's an arena here in town. And most of the time, Brett's done a few nights at Brett. Brett at Eldridge, Mr. Christmas, Mr. Glow, Let It Glow, Let It Glow. Oh, Holy Night. You know that guy, right? Yeah, I know Brett.

So he's done the Ryman multiple nights in a row, and he had always liked the vibe of doing those theater-type shows because it's like Christmas and I wouldn't say it's intimate, but it definitely, it's a lot closer, but it's smaller, right? And so for the first time he's going to do the arena, which is crazy. And I know that for him, that's a big deal. He did like Chicago Theater three nights. He's in Detroit the other night. So we're going to go to that show.

And I hope it's awesome. We've never seen it in a big arena. So we're going to do that next Friday night. That'd be fun. Yeah. I'm not a Christmas guy. I know, but it's okay. You can be now.

You can always change. Yeah, is it changing a little bit? I think so. As you get older. Here's the good and the bad about that. The good is there's not like a solid six hours on Christmas day where I feel sorry for myself, which I used to do before I got married or had, you know,

have a wife. Everybody would be with their families. There's like a solid six hours to be like, this sucks. That's the good. The bad is, I don't understand how families just sit around. Family sit around. That's what they do. That's what they do. They're lollygag. Watch movies, play games. Put together

puzzles. Be lazy. Yeah, sit in front of the fire. Drink coffee, hot cocoa. I like to, and also, if I'm sitting around, I like to sit in my underwear. Oh. Yeah, and this is, so. You can't do that. So that's when you like to be alone. Most of my sitting around,

in my life has been me sitting around just in my underwear. And I've associated, if I'm going to sit around, I'm getting as comfortable as possible. Well, if we're just sitting around at her family's house, which we do every holiday, I got to wear clothes and that sucks. And then I like to be on my phone too. It's good. I can read stuff and learn stuff and watch sports and stuff. Luckily, she's comes from a very sports-based family, which works out great for me because they watch sports the time. Her dad's big sports fans if we can watch sports. I don't know. I'm just not accustomed yet to all that's sitting there. All that just like existing with each other. Yeah. Spending quality time. I think it's what they call it. And I don't think they're doing

anything that anybody else doesn't do. I just never did that. So that to me is a bit of a culture shock. Like if anytime I ever was just sitting around, I just, that's what I do. I sit around in my underwear and get totally comfortable. Otherwise, like I was doing stuff. And so it's like three days. It's just sitting around not in my underwear. That's weird. To me. Yeah. Maybe you can do that this weekend. You can sit around by yourself this weekend.

And then next weekend, when it's closer to Christmas, you can do it with them. Not the same. Can you do, like, little shorts in a tank top? Yes, and I do. I don't wear little shorts because I don't own the little shorts. I'm saying to, like, you know, supplement the underwear. I don't go anywhere with that at least three cutoffs. Cut off shirts.

Yeah, I don't go anywhere without cutoffs. So, yeah, I will not wear sleeves unless people are coming over, even to her parents' house. and sometimes even then, depends if it's the uncle that I know really well, leave the cutoff on. So, yes, I will wear shorts on a cutoff. Most

23 hours of every day that I'm at Christmas unless we're outside. And then sometimes I just put a coat on over the cutoff. Yeah. But I like to be comfortable when I'm not, like, doing stuff.

But, yeah, we'll end up going to back up to Oklahoma, Arkansas area. Arkansas area, meaning the Arkansas area near Oklahoma because her family will come over there We'll be in Fayetteville a little bit. That'll be good.

You ever go to her family's house? What do you mean? That's where we always go for the most part. So you're going to their house. Yeah, but her sister had a baby. Yeah, brand new baby. And they're only an hour from Fayetteville anyway. So we got an Airbnb, a big one for everybody.

Oh, that's perfect. In Fayetteville, which is only an hour from where our family lives anyway, so it's not even a real little trip. So we're all going to be there for the most part. And it's great. I just want to be a Mondoarer more. You could do that at the Airbnb. You know what I do sometimes?

Well, I can't in the living room. I go up to the bedroom and just do it Just set a timer and be like I'll be back in a couple of hours I need underwear time Well then Caitlin's like Hey you've been upstairs for Are you okay up there?

That's what I mean set a timer I'm like I just up here underwear hanging out Yeah yeah yeah you need that Yeah just let her know like hey this is what I need Yeah so that's the weird thing I don't get to be fully comfortable whenever it's like comfortable time that's weird

But the good part is I don't have that six hours of like loneliness And they watch Elf every year And that's a cool little tradition And mostly I sit in the back of the room We'll get on my phone Not watch the movie I've seen it a bunch. No, no, no, but you watch the movie again because it's Christmas time.

But it's also, there's like a lot of games happening around. Yeah, games are fun. Oh, no, no, Bobby plays to win. Oh, oh. Oh, I think they're like family games. Oh, no, I have to temper family game down. That's got to be tough for you. One of the first times that we did something all together when my wife and I,

we were engaged or married, I'm not sure. But I was lucky enough and still do no Johnny who owns Bass Pro Shops. And he was like, hey, come up to our place. they have a really nice it's not a hotel it's like resort cabins yeah and so it's called a

big cedar and he's like come up bring the family I was like great so we did we go up there and that pickleball court and it wasn't like

I was super close to her family yet Kailan I've been together for just a little bit I got in the biggest fight with her sister over pickleball we were just going at it and then everybody's like

watching our whole family's watching and I like I go hard I go too hard sometimes and that's when I kind of learned I need to, for say, like long-term success, I need to scale it down a little bit. Long-term relationship.

Yeah. We got into it bad. But like, what does that look like? What do you mean? Why, was it? Like, you're saying like. In or out or? Yes, it was like playing or like, I don't even remember it.

I just remember there being such a fight. But her sister's also a super competitive athlete. Like state championship basketball player, Caitlin sister is. And so she is grinding too, but we got into it bad. So that's when I decided for the most part. We'll do like a Bible trivia and stuff. Bible trivia? Yeah, so it'll be like teams.

And I feel like I'm always the fastest to get in every time. The one superpower that I have is I'm a pretty quick thinker. And if they call in somebody before me and I'm like, I know I got in. We demanded a phone record lot. See, but I got, I was out of control. I was like, have a phone record this because if there's a fight, I want to go back to the tape. You got to review it. Yes, and this is Bible trivia.

So. It's ironic. I don't love that about me. Is that what y'all do? at Christmas time specifically? Yeah, and there's like, it's like the uncles and aunts and there's like, you know, 14 people and her dad makes a Jeopardy Board kind of thing in categories. And there's like, and you buzz in and I would not be, they wouldn't even give me the, I won.

I would get in first. They would call in somebody else. So I demanded we record it with the phone. See, not the best environment for me to try. They're like, who invited this guy? Exactly. Who married this name? But no, it's, uh, that'll be the holidays. It's great.

Yeah. What are y'all doing this weekend? Going to Brett Show, that's all. That's, that's next weekend. Oh, yeah. Oh, I don't know. I've been, I've been, after the doctor in a little bit, my stomach has been, I slept like three hours last night. My stomach has been so bad that. But you've been laying off the dairy, right? Completely. Okay. And he thinks it could be something different than that. So I have, uh, my time is it now 10,

and eight, four. I have to, I have a doctor point 1130. And so, I don't know. I felt so bad for two weeks. straight that he's like you have to come in because I didn't want to go in because I have another recording session at one today a recording session yeah some other stuff and you're working on an album yeah basically it's all it's all public domain songs yeah Mary had a little little little twinkle twinkle so I was like hey I told my doctor hey I can't I don't have time and he's like yeah you have time make time because the sicker you get then whatever this is you're recording

you're not going to have time for that down the line. Oh, you know, if I die? No, if you... Because you're right, if I die, then I can't record crap. I just mean if you end up more sick. I just was like... Because this has already been a little...

It's been a while, dude. It's been two weeks. Yeah. Much, so... And I've been miserable for two weeks. That's not normal. And it's not just like... Even like the...

I feel like I'm going to vomit every minute. It's like a crazy nausea. You don't want all the details, but it's been pretty bad, so I'm going to go, whatever. Good luck with that. Thanks. I wish you let me send my underwear when I was there.

I feel comfortable. He probably will. But I feel like this is tight. Like you're giving your doctor basically one hour. Because. Yes. No, I...

Because you have a recording session. Like you're leaving here, then you have the appointment. And then you go, show up. What if he needs more time? Then he'll have to schedule that with me for a later day. The trouble is that we have another week.

And we have like 93 things to get done before that week. Yeah. And so everything. is scheduled right to the perfect amount because it's not like we can just go all right weeks over done we'll see in a few weeks like at least i can't have a bunch of stuff i got to get done but for clients and sponsors and so yeah that's what's up so i'm going to the doctor today and i hope it's great news i was taking a emotium last night at like midnight you ever taking a modium

yeah yeah i used to put it in my dad's feeding tube i don't i didn't really know what it was it's blue right this was not. Do you take a capsule or the liquid? There was a capsule but it wasn't called Emodium. It's some like the medical name. So I took it. It didn't help it all. Is it to help you go? No, it helps to stop from going. Because the doctor, because I can't sleep because my stomach hurts so bad. It's not even the stuff's coming out. It just always feels like it's going to come out of one of the holes. And he's like take some emodium, which is called like Loper My Day or something. And it doesn't help. So I stayed up all night, hurting.

watching TikTok about the stupid drones. That's tough. I know. Maybe that's... Because I just want to know what they are. The drones? Oh, you're not talking about that. I was on the drones.

I was on the drones. Yeah. What am I? I don't know. I'm just thinking like, maybe that's ailing you. Well, my wife, though, has a theory

that she constantly lives with because I don't... I'm not stressed. I'm never stressed. I don't feel stress at all. But... Right? You are.

I hear you. I don't feel stress. I know you don't feel it, but... My wife thinks that... we're launching like three new things and it was just bad timing to also have all these and I was shooting a pilot

for something yesterday and she's like I think your body's just given out and I think stress is a part of it and I'm like no pretty sure it's lactose of tolerance it's milk like I'm just trying to find

like a reason to blame it on other than that so yeah I got to go to the doctor a little bit that's it Morgan Wallin pleads guilty in the Nashville chair throwing incident so he's gonna spend like seven days

in jail or something right wow but like not real jail like city jail? I don't even think that. Oh, I really was picturing it like jail. Maybe. Not prison, but jail. Morgan Wallen pleaded conditionally guilty yesterday to two misdemeanor counts of reckless endangerment.

He was sentenced to seven days in, quote, jail, but it'll be served in a DUI education center. So not like real jail. Okay. I mean. Feels like driver's ed. Like, he just goes and sits there for 12 hours. He's going to have to sleep there, right? I don't know, because when they say jail, they do finger quotes, and then they say it's a DUI education center.

It's not jail, jail. See, I would think, like, hey, man, do the seven days, record an album in there, write a bunch of songs, and then you call it, like, the jail tapes. You know what I mean? Prison sessions. Yeah, prison sessions. And then you do a whole, like, double set album with, like, a bunch of jail songs. Dang. But you can't do that if he goes to the detention center.

Well, you can't call it the DUI Education Center album. Right. That doesn't have the same ring to it. Then Phil is like, bad boy. You know, so he also is going to have two years probation and pay a $350 fine. $350? That's what it really hurts him. Dang.

He's like, I'll pay that right now. Dude, he's got that in his sock. Is a, okay, so this is, I'm assuming he's going to the one in Davidson County. Dude, I don't know. Because it happened on Broadway. Can we visit him? It's a state licensed facility that offers a 12-hour D-UI safety school program for first and multiple offenders. It's got alcohol and drug assessment.

So, yeah, he may just be there like 12 hours a day. Okay. Yeah, let's get it. do like old boy put an ankle bracelet on him yeah like our boy dude he's like I didn't do it here's all the charities I do and I just wanted to be like dude I understand what the strategy is here but the more you

scream about your charities when we didn't ask that is you going I need to say all this good stuff about me so you don't think the bad stuff and I just wanted to know the whole story I just thought it was a funny story that you came to the CMAs but like that felt a little weird right like in force yeah yeah and he's like I don't know why the news isn't cover this Well, I know why the news is the cover. I wish there were a lot of things in the news covered that was wonderful and excellent and beautiful. But it doesn't.

It's just not something that gets a lot of clicks that somebody. I don't know. I just thought the whole thing was kind of weird. But I was happy to hear a story. I was happy he came all with this. What did you think that did, Amy? I mean, I definitely found him to be very interesting. You know?

There you go. I think he seemed nice enough. We just don't really know him. Can I say one other thing? I just want to be... What? If I were like, whomever his people are, I don't know who his people are. Austin Tanner is his name, right? Yes.

Could be the greatest guy ever. Could be the worst guy. Don't know him except for the eight-minute interaction. It was on yesterday's podcast. We zoomed with him. And what he allegedly did, what he is on the hook for is some kind of insurance fraud. The thing that I would have done is make sure that anything behind me in the Zoom video doesn't look like I'm rich. Not the boats in the yacht.

Not being on the water with the boat. At the beach. Even if like he earned every heart, every center at the hard way, the perfect. Like there's still a, it's a public perception thing. Yeah. I'd have been in a bedroom with a white wall behind me. Just being like, yep, just telling the story. I just wouldn't have had.

Oh, it wouldn't have been waterfront property that I'd have been on highlighting that behind me while there's like an insurance fraud case happening. Could you go to the charity building? You know, do it straight from there. That's a bunch of charity work going on behind you. And then again, he could have not done. anything. All I'm saying is I just found it odd when it went up on stream and I saw them and he looked

like he was on oceanfront property. And I'm like, when you're in trouble for something money, even if you got all that the real right the public perception is a big part of it. I thought that was a little weird. I didn't really think about it until after it was over and I was like, why did that feel weird? Oh yeah, he was on the water. You know, I'm curious about his movie that he's shooting in

the Dominican. The Dominican. What did he get cast for? There were so many things. I wasn't even curious about that. I am now. I'm glad you guys said that. I am now. I didn't even think about that

because there were like nine other things I was thinking about. That just sucked to me. That wasn't one of them. I had no idea it was an actor. Yeah. At the Dominican. Like what role did he play?

Or in the DR. Sometimes they film other locations because of, you know, the scenery. No, I hear you. It's just, he's an act. He's an actor. But I'm like in the DR.

I know. I mean, kind of convenient. He got an acting role in the DR at the time of charge. Well, he actually didn't get to participate because the judge didn't grant it. But why didn't the judge grant it? Because it was out of the country. No, I know why. I mean, I know why. I know why didn't the judge granted?

Oh. Do you think there was no acting gig in the DR? He was just trying to get to the DR? No. No, no. I don't think anything, but I'm saying if it were just a work job, like you're playing a show, you're doing a movie, like, and a judge actually hears, oh, and a reasonable reason why you should go and be able to make a living, I think the judge would just allow you to go. But I know nothing. All I know, two things. One, I thought the water zoom

was weird. And I get it. You want to look cool. I'm glad he came on. He probably thought it's pretty cool to come on and tell a side of the story. So we're 100% that was a real background. It wasn't like, you know, on Zoom. I thought it was fake to at first. Yeah, like sometimes people are sitting like in the solar system. Yep. It was real. His name's Austin Tanner, right?

Yeah. I don't think this is him on IMDB. So. There's some weird titles. Yeah, listen, I'll say one more time You could have earned every penny of that It just felt weird That it was like a Look at my surroundings

But while I'm in trouble For some sort of money crime Or like insurance fraud thing I don't know That's it It all works itself out I hope he did nothing And it was a mistake

Dude that's been hilarious If he comes to us from the charity headquarters Now that would have been That'd have been the greatest He's like at the food bag I would respect it that so much Like people are like bagging Like bagging food around them

Like sandbags say if he's doing it from that. He doesn't address it at all. That out of respect, because he'd made me ask about it. Right. What's going on back there? I really didn't want to talk about this,

but behind me you'll see we're building a habitat for humanity. Wow. Yeah, I had to take a break from it because I'm working on that house for a bunch of people that can't afford it. Yeah. See, I would respect that. That event. I mean,

that's what people should have done. We're sick and twisted. Okay. We're done. Thank you, everybody. Hope you have a great weekend. Anyway, I'm going to doctor today And that'll depend on what else I did this weekend

Probably nothing It's too cold to play pickleball which is stupid That's all you want to do That's what I would do That's what I would do But I mean the doctor might also say Like you maybe shouldn't play pickleball Or workout

I don't know about this doctor Just kidding he's my real doctor I know I just depending on what he says I'm like I don't know All right thank you guys Have a great weekend And we will see you guys on Monday Bye everybody

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