The Bobby Bones Show - FRI PT 2: ONE Celebrity Wish!...Who Are We Picking? + The Great Regional Debate: Dinner Or Supper? + Bobby's Heart Has Changed

Episode Date: July 10, 2026

We talked about how John Cena has granted more Make-A-Wishes than any celebrity ever and  Pete Davidson says the organization changed his life too. If we got a Make-A-Wish at 10 years old, which celebrity are we picking?  The show tackles the great regional debate: Is it Coke or soda? Shopping cart or buggy? Tennis shoes or running shoes? We compare what everyone calls these everyday items and find out what your answers say about where you're from. A listener called in and immediately offended Amy. Bobby shares how his heart has changed.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Have you heard that? Yeah. He's a wrestler. I've heard he's like, yeah, the biggest one. He shows up. Kids love seeing him in the hospital. I'd love to see John C-Sie. That'd be cool. Sometimes I want to go to the hospital just to maybe get a chance to see him. But he's done more than anybody else. And he was on Pete Davidson's podcast on Netflix.

And they were talking about it because Pete Davidson's dad died in the 9-11 attacks. And so Pete was talking about he got to see everybody. He got to see Undertaker, Derek Jeter. They had set up stuff for him because he was a kid. And so it was a whole conversation about Make a Wish. Pete getting to benefit from the organization, Sina, benefiting the organization. and it's really good. But if you were 10 years old, I'll give you two. And they say you get to meet anybody you want, make a wish. Who do you pick at 10 years old?

Okay. At 10 years old. I'll go first. I'll give you time to think then. Okay, thank you. I'm picking Mark Grace, the first basement for Chicago Cubs, and Sting the wrestler. At 10, I want to meet them both, please. Can I meet all of, like, new kids on the blocker?

I think probably you could go if they're doing a show, they come meet you. That would be pretty cool. What about one? Have you had to pick one? That's weird, though. I think she gets all new kids on the block. Really? Like, not Donnie?

If the other three are like, screw, make a wish. No. No, they show up and they do a little dance. Okay. You get all new kids. Eddie, bad, bad, Eddie. I'd go Donnie for sure. Yeah.

No, Jordan. If we're doing that, it's got to be Jordan. I feel like I'd want new kids on the block and like Julia Roberts or something. It's cool. because pretty woman yeah first time I saw it I was nine you're fresh then

you just aren't what a prostitute no I didn't even realize she was a prostitute oh I didn't that's crazy she's just cool my parents took me to the theater because they couldn't find a babysitter and they would cover my eyes during certain scenes so I didn't know that stuff was happening

and when she later when I was an adult and I realized when she gets on his faxes and he's like you're on my facts and she's like that's something I've never been on before and then she pulls a bunch of protection out of her boots. But I thought it was candy because she's like, do you want red, yellow, green, blue?

I'm like, hmm. I didn't know. I'm telling I didn't know. Yeah, there are kids listening right now. What are the things you didn't know? No, they do because you told them. I didn't say. Eddie, you're 10 years old.

Make a wish. Who do you pick? So was Garth? I mean, I think Garth was out when I was 10. Of course. Yeah. So Garth Brooks would be for sure number one. And then Joe Montana.

Have you ever heard Eddie's story about him? No, we don't have to talk about that again. About crushing on the Joe Montana? Eddie has a story where he had a girl that he only liked and was his girlfriend because she looked like Joe Montana. Oh, yeah, I know that. That's my first kiss. He kissed her because she looked like Joe Montana. That's weird.

Why? It's a dude. It didn't matter though. Joe Montana's a dude. You were crushing on a dude. I didn't know what to, like, how am I going to fall in love with a girl? And the only thing I can think is like, I love Joe Montana. He's my favorite quarterback.

Yeah. She kind of looks like him. Makes sense. So yours is Garth and Joe Montana? Yes. Lunchbox. It's easy. Michael Jordan.

I mean, the bowls were absolutely huge. Every kid loved the Chicago Bulls because of Michael Jordan. He was the best basketball player ever. And then the hottest woman in the world at that point, Cindy Crawford. I mean, every poster in magazine had Cindy Crawford and, I mean, that little mole. I mean, greatness. Morgan, different age, obviously, than us. Yeah.

So you're a decade behind us. But at 10 years old, who do you pick? I was obsessed with N-Sync, so I think I would have chose Justin Timberlake. He was, I had posters of him on my wall. You get the whole band. Eddie tried to, if you want the whole band, or you get to spend more time with Justin. I think at that point I would have spent more time with Justin. Dang.

He was the reason why I listened to Insync. Chris, Joey. If you guys are listening, sorry, man. Okay, who else? Chenaya Twain. Good one. I was obsessed with her as a kid. I mean, growing up and I still am.

So she was always somebody that I did. just wanted to meet and I heard her like if she could show up her in her leopard suit I would have been really happy some of you guys have got to meet your make of wishes because eddie's got to meet garth yep your other one was who joe montana never met him we did go meet steve young though we did but i mean john montana they kind of like they weren't really friends not the same uh Morgan schnaia came in yep that was one of my first days how crazy Morgan just joins the show and her make a wish comes in what if she was dying and that's how we set it up I basically was dying inside that day. You never

met yours, right? No, never met either one of them. We met Cindy Crawford? We met Cindy Crawford. We did. Yeah. At stagecoach. Eddie and I played stage coach and Cindy Crawford was backstage. That's crazy. Just walking around. Question. That was crazy. It was crazy. Like still in person, does she just look amazing? Yes. Yeah, she's older, obviously. Yes, but she still looks like... Strikingly pretty.

Like, you see her and you're like, oh, yeah, she used to be a supermodel. I would imagine she's in her 50s now. I'm sure Cindy Crawford's age. She's 60. You see her and you go, oh, that lady's really pretty and there's something famous about her. I saw Heidi Kloom. Yeah, we saw her in Vegas.

Yep. And I went, I didn't even know who it was at first because I wasn't told, hey, that's Heidi Kloom. It was a different kind of human, like built different. And I said, it was like an art exhibit. A pretty alien. Yep. Yeah.

And Heidi Kloom's probably, is she 50? Yeah. Because she's not 22. She's like 55. adult woman. And it was like an art exhibit. 53. Yeah. She was so pretty. The other one was Kathy Ireland. Oh, she was so pretty, dude.

It was between her and Cindy, dude. That was my crush. Like, I didn't, what am I going to do to make a wish with Kathy Ireland? Well, lunchbox is a kid. Sounds like he had a chance. I'm just telling you, dude. At 10 years old, I knew what a hot woman was, and she was it. Well, John Sina, A plus dude, it sounds like,

and it's really a crazy story about Pete Davis's dad dying. But he got to benefit from make a wish. So I thought that was a pretty good story. And I'm still surprised I haven't met my guys. Mark Grace or Sting.

Because I should be able to just bump into them. And have you tried both? Really? Yeah, nobody. They don't want to talk to me. I thought Mark Grace like sent you a Yeah, it's a video right? Sort of. I was doing stand up at a charity event for Andy Rodic and

Andy had contacted him to make my video to come out. like to introduce me. And I never knew about it until it played. And then afterward, that's pretty cool. Yeah. So I guess it's not meeting him, really. The great regional debate. So I'm going to have you do this. I'm going to describe an everyday object. I'm going to see what you call it. Okay. Now, everybody else can jump into, but I'm going to do it with Amy first. Just don't lie. Okay. Okay. That's the rule. Yeah. Don't lie about what you would have said. Okay. Number one, what do you call a sugary carbonated beverage

A Coke A Coke Much of the South calls it a Coke Due to the dominance of Coca-Cola in the South Coke became the generic term for all soft drinks

And everything to me As a kid was a Coke And then what kind of Coke Right Now I used soda a lot more Just because we're on the air everywhere And people already think I'm a big hillbilly

So soda definitely is in my vernacular What do you call it Eddie? It was always a Coke Yeah And then I had this teacher like in seventh grade who came from Minnesota. He's like my science teacher and he's like, hey, who's drinking a pop? A pop.

What is he saying? Lunchbox? Coke. And then you say what flavor you want. So soda is northeast, west coast, Florida. Pop is Midwest and parts of the mountain west. And I'm sure it's everything, but generally speaking. Next up, Amy, what do you call

the wheeled thing you push around the grocery store? Shopping cart. Most of the country calls it a shopping cart. Growing up, I did not. because my grandma called it a buggy. Yeah, I want to guess what you call it. Buggy. Yeah, a buggy.

That's not a boogie. Why are you saying it? Do I say it like that? No, it's a buggy. Yeah, a buggy is what we would have called it. Well, but I did call it as a kid because my grandma called it that. Eddie? Grocery cart.

Okay. Lunchmarts? Shopping cart. I mean, it was literally called a cart. My job title was, cart guy. Pick up the shopping carts. That was my job. Most of the country shopping cart, buggy, south, especially Tennessee, Alabama,

Arkansas. In parts of New England, people call it a carriage. Weird. They say, like, you get the carriage. What do you call the long sandwich on a roll with meats and toppings? A foot long? That's good. So you're going straight subway, kind of.

Yeah. So, but what kind, the foot long what? A foot long sub. Okay, so it's a sub, yeah. Most of the country calls it a sub. Eddie? Called it a sub. So it doesn't have to be a foot long, by the way.

She just said that because we've been conditioned. Yeah. You call it what? Sub. Lunchbox? Sub. So most of the country's sub or submarine sandwich. Hogi, Pennsylvania, New Jersey.

Hero, New York City, Grindr, New England. And in Louisiana, especially if the meat's a little different, a poboy. Oh, po' boy. But hold on, hold on. Poebole's got shrimp in it. I just said if the meat's different. Oh, you did say that. But I wasn't even saying hold on about that.

I was saying hold on about the, Gero, Yero? Hero. Oh, is that the same thing as? a euro. Okay, all right, all right. Yeah. Because at the mall, I'd see gyros. Then I learned it wasn't. It's called a gyro. But did you say somebody calls it a what? What was the one before? Grindrinder. They might want to change that. That's weird. New England. Hogi, okay, here's the roots. Sub came from because the sandwich

resembles a submarine. Hogi is believed to come from workers on Hogg Island in Pennsylvania. So it's a sandwich for Hogg Island. A hero comes from the idea that you have to be a hero to finish it because it was so long and big. Amy, what do you call shoes you wear for running or sports? Tennis shoes. Same for me, tennis shoes. You guys? Tennis shoes.

Midwest and South, for the most part, tennis shoes. Sneakers, northeast and the east coast. And running shoes is kind of the common nationwide thing. Most people would say running shoes. Sneakers came from their rubber soles allowing you to sneak quietly. That's why you call them sneakers. Sneaking. Tennis shoes because those shoes that were made for tennis were the first ones to get popular.

Wow. We would call them tennies, too, just tennies. I never Never That might be an Hispanic thing What do you call the tiny lobster looking animal that people boil and eat? Crawfish?

Tiny Yeah, crawfish Yeah So I'd also call it Well, we call them crawdads Really? That sounds right Craw dads and less

Yeah, it was crawdads for the most part Are they're the same thing? Yeah You? Crawfish You? Crawfish I guess But when you go to the creek

You get crawdads I didn't realize It was the same thing Crawfish Louisiana, how much of the south. Crawdads, Midwest and West and a little of the south. Crayfish in the Northeast mudbug is also the nickname for them. Because they are spelled like C-R-A-Y, right? Like cray. I don't know. Crayfish is the original French-derived term. So do they have mud-fish?

A-W? Yeah. They have what? Mud-bug boils? Yeah, if you eat mudbugs. What are mudbugs? Same thing. Just a different name. He said it in the Northeast, but that just doesn't sound out. No southern nickname. Oh, sorry. This isn't sound... Are you listening to the show? What show do you have on your ears over there? She's listening to a whole different podcast. She got Elvis Duran on her ears as we're doing this? That doesn't sound advertising.

I've got a couple more. What do you call, Amy, a smaller road that runs alongside a highway and provides access to businesses and exits? Mm-hmm, mm-hmm. Hold on. I'm trying a picture on I-35. What do you call the smaller road that runs alongside a highway and provides access to businesses and exits?

It's been a minute since I've... What? Driven? No, no, we have these. It's really easy. I'm trying to think of what I called it then. I know some people call it the feeder. She calls it, oh crap, I forgot and just swerve off.

There's feeder, there's access. No, but that's not what I grew up saying. What do you say now? Well, now I'm calling it feeder. Okay, feeder primarily in Texas, especially around Houston and Dallas. Really? It's mostly called a feeder road. Uh-huh.

Eddie you? Frontage. What? Common in California, Arizona, and Colorado on much of the west, it's called a frontage road. Yeah. Lunchbox? It's 100% called the frontage road. There's also most of the road calls it a service road.

I call it a service road. Never heard that. Most of the country's that and then access road also. Okay. Next up, we got a couple more. What do you call the main meal you eat at the end of the day? Dinner. Yeah, most of the country's dinner.

Arkansas Keith was a big supper guy. Supper, that's right. Spper. Older in Arkansas called it supper. Because anybody I knew that was a parent age or more where I come. from it was always supper dinner was lunch there was breakfast dinner and supper my Alabama family always said supper traditionally dinner meant the largest meal of the day regardless of time so if you had the biggest at lunch you'd call it dinner farmers often ate a large midday dinner that's why it was called dinner at lunch but yeah dinner and supper

what do you call the public machine where you press a button and drink water water fountain most of America yeah drinking fountain is also common in bubbler in wisconsin and road Island. That's a cool word. The bubbler. What do you call the device used to change the TV channel? Remote, most of America. Anybody else have it ever one? Channel changer. The clicker is the other one. Midwest and others, remote and clicker are the two big ones.

And then what do you call the circular intersection where traffic goes around the middle? Roundabout. Yeah. Roundabout. You guys? Whip around. Oh, that's a good one. I usually call it oh crap. Yeah, what do I do? Oh, crap. Am I in the right lane? Oh, crap. Eddie's credit card was stolen? Oh, this is crazy.

So is this a scam alert? Yeah, it's a scam alert for sure. So they stole your number or your card? The number. Okay, scam alert. Okay. Here's the thing. I think I know who did it.

So how it happened was my wife gets all the alerts of all, like, you know, the charges or whatever. And she, I got home and she said, hey, did you order like some yoga pants? And I said, no, why would I order yoga pants? No, I did not. She's like, okay, did you go to this chicken place again? $90 worth of chicken? I said, no, why would I get $90 worth of chicken? All in the same day, an Asian food place. It was four charges in one day. So here we go. We got to call the credit card company

and cancel our card. Then I started thinking, how could like they get our number? There was one place your phone number. No, our credit card number. There was one place where we gave them our credit card to hold because we're going to do something. It's like I don't even want to be too specific because I'm going to find these people. I'm going to go to their place of business. I'm going to see if they have yoga pants and I'm going to see if they like this kind of chicken. You're going to see if a person there's eating chicken while wearing yoga pants?

Yes. That would be the greatest discovery ever. Because the purchases were it started in one part of town and then slowly went to another part of town. Was it a restaurant? No. It's a place that does service for like animals. Like a vet?

Kind of. So you gave them your car to just swipe or do they? They hold it while you did something. No, they, no, no, no. Like, they, they swiped it and they kept it. But, like, if they do that and they have all my information, like, address and everything else, it's got to be them. But they don't even need your address.

Okay, well, that's my first question. Like, how do you go to the chicken place and buy $90 worth of chicken without a card? Well, they do it over the phone. You buy it online and you go pick it up. When that was happening in mine, they were all, I realized they were all phone orders. Genius. And so they don't have to physically. have the card. All they really need is, and they may have your address so anyway because you're putting

in information. Or your zip code. Yeah. They need the CVV code, the front code. Yes. And really you're billing zip code. Which this place, they photocopied the card. Oh. We have to stop doing that. And I know in this country, we eat at a restaurant, we go, here's our card. Take it to a back room all alone, do what you want with that. We trust you, even though we've never met you. It's weird. We have to stop doing that. I was eating somewhere the other day. My wife's car's broken down and walked over to her. restaurant was eating and they did that they brought that they brought out the machine I did it right in front of them that that should be the thing that's what they're doing now they're bringing the machine out a little bit because it can do portable what do you call those um I don't know it's like a

cute yeah cube or whatever you just tap it yeah like a chick filet makes me feel so much better but if I dude it will make my life if you go to this place and someone's in yoga pants eating chicken that'll be the funniest thing that's ever happened in the history of the show what if coincidentally that person's just wearing yoga pants and eating chicken I don't know, but like the yoga pants to me, like it's a giveaway. And I know the brand and everything. And the size. You walk up, say, can I see the tag?

You make them stand up. And $90 worth a chicken. This is going to be a small person. I want to run something by you. Okay. An idea that I have. And I thought about it. First, it was just a joke.

And then I became, I wonder if Mike and I should do a comic, like a graphic type novel about this idea. And I don't know. I don't think it's racist. which is always a great way to start. You have my attention. So one of my best friends is a mod, who we all know, who's a black guy, and I was talking to him, and I have a list of friends in my phone that if they needed a kidney, I would give them an organ, a real organ.

Like, it's a small list, but I have a list of people. If they needed an organ, they would get it. And he's on the list, and him and I were talking. I said, we hadn't talked in a while. And I said, I didn't talk to in a while. But don't worry, you're still on the list. Like, you get an organ. And he's like, aha.

And I said, the problem is, all of a sudden, you get one of my kids. kidneys and now you're out, you know, doing people's taxes playing pickleball. Now you're, you're a black man with a white kidney. And you start doing all this really like funny, over the top, nerdy white stuff. Yeah. So I thought about, would this be a funny, like, a little comic thing called Black Man with a White Kidney? And like he goes, he goes in because he has an accident. And instead of it being like Spider-Man, where he gets bit by a spider and then he starts to have superpowers, all of a sudden, all these really cliche nerdy white things start happening from within him and he doesn't know why

and it's the story of a black man with a white kidney I mean I think this could be a movie I don't think it's racist yeah you put him in a little quarter zip yeah it's every cliche white person thing and he's also just so confused by it the whole time he's a I don't know why I'm wearing what are the boat boat shoes called dog shoes like yeah yeah yeah yeah I'm so confused

why I'm drawn to the sparries, but I'll take two pair, please. And it's that, first of all, is that funny? Because I think it's funny. Yes, it's funny. And I don't think it's racist. Include a mod in the writing. So if I'm like also contributed, my black friend.

Maybe. And then I thought about having Mike draw it. Yeah. And he's Hispanic. Yeah. Also, if I include more races, it gets less racist. Is that how it goes? You get a Mexican guy.

Does anybody know anybody Asian I can bring in to help? Yeah. Then we can just do it all. I got an Asian friend. You can hit him up. Is that funny idea? I think it's great. Yeah, I think it's funny.

Because it actually came from a real place of me going, you're still on the list, dude. Except, uh-oh, you might really want to take up pickleball as soon as you get the kidney. Okay, so do you feel good about it? Yeah. That could be a funny movie, right? Oh. Start as a graphic novel. Dude, I see it as a really funny movie.

Or maybe some funny TikToks. Yeah. But nobody steal it, please, listening. It made me laugh out loud, but my humor oftentimes is a difference than other people's. By the way, I want to say this too. Can you put the camera on me? You're on. Can you go closer on my head?

Yeah. Possible? Yeah. This one. Is this close? Okay. This one. Good?

I don't color my hair. Who said that? The internet. Multiple people. It's so nice to Bobby coloring his hair. I know multiple people are like, he must be coloring his hair now. My hair is longer now. I don't color my hair.

Do you know, what's gray on me, my sideburn, and what happens is I'm cutting them shorter. My wife's like, stop cutting your sideburn shorter. She's like, eventually going to shave your whole head up. You're doing that on purpose, so you don't have left white. Yeah, because the gray up against the black of my glasses, it looks like I'm freaking 100 years old, only in that one spot. And I don't like it.

Just I, it doesn't make me feel good. But I don't dye my hair. No. I wouldn't think that you would. Because like, when people dye their hair, it's like so different. And I have gray, like, all here. Yes, yes. No, no, you don't see anything.

No, no, no, don't hurt my feelings. I see a lot of it. Yeah, I see a lot. Oh, wow. Like, I thought that's what you wanted. And I do, like, clean my neck up. Yeah, but I don't color my hair. Yeah.

If I did, that's okay too. Because who cares? But I don't color my hair. What throws me is sometimes an artist do it. You can tell. The beard. Just for men, their beard. And it's so obvious.

And I'm like, Who's telling them to do that? So should they just find a better color? Maybe they need to find a better color or just own the gray? I think if I said gray patches, I would probably fix the patches until it got 60% gray and then color the brown gray. I just don't like anything patchy. I get it.

It's not a full OCD thing, but it's how I do all my work. I like everything to be consistent. So if it was a little bit gray, I wouldn't have a problem with it. Well, I think on guys, y'all's beard goes gray before anything else. And I would get patches. And I would do the little brush if I had to do TV and I had any sort at all. Like, I'd get it right here. It just looked weird.

It looked like I had, so I'd do the little colored thing here. And then my wife's like, it doesn't look very good. And so then I just don't let it grow at all. But I did that a couple times. But I'm colorblind, so I can't even tell if it looks good or bad. So I color that with a little brush. But then I don't have facial hair, really. If you went full gray, would you keep it full gray?

If I went 60% gray, I would color the whole thing. gray. You would. Oh, color it gray. To match the 60%. I don't want my hair to be Salt and pepper? That's different.

That's a 60% I don't think. And that's hard to color. I just need consistency. So I don't know about this. I think you could add some highlights that look gray, but it's hard to achieve gray color. There's got to be like a, if you die, you can die full gray.

Anyway, I'm not doing that. Okay. I don't color my hair. There's nothing wrong with coloring hair. If I wanted to, I would. But the internet thinks, I think because my hair is longer. Yeah, it's longer. So they're probably just thinking.

Like, oh, look at him coloring his hair. So everybody from, where's my camera? Up there. Right there. Suck it. How about that? And if I want to color it at some point, I will. And you know what?

If I do, I'll tell you. What? I think you're just funny. Suck it. Clear his day. Listen. And you're there. for heart-wrenching knockouts.

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whose work with the unhoused community has made a huge impact online and in her community. Listen to Weillen House on the IHard Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. Let's roll through some voicemails here. Hit me. So I just pulled an Amy. I was talking about trying to help your memory and move your eyes side to side for 30 seconds. Well, I'm just driving down my neighborhood street and I decided to try it. Well, I smoked a mailbox. So yeah, appreciate it. What? He's kidding. Okay, no, I mean, I am known to hit stationary objects. However, why would he try that while driving? He's kidding. I don't think he really did it, Amy.

He's kidding. Yeah, it's a joke. The whole thing is kidding? No, because you're the one that said that, right? Or did I say that? Move your eyes back and forth. That was your drill. Oh, okay.

You did, but he's saying he pulled an Amy because he hit a mailbox. Oh, got it, got it. He's got to be kidding. There's no way he hit a mailbox. Also, if he tries that while driving, that's on him. Right. Don't do that while driving. Because you're supposed to do it the first thing in the morning, right, to like wake your brain up.

That was it. Or just help your memory. Oh. Mm-hmm. I'm doing it now. So go back and forth 30 times and it's supposed to help your memory. He's kidding. I'm sure he's kidding. Okay, good one.

Good one, buddy. All right, next up. I have a comment about Eddie's sleep paralysis. I also in college had two or three kind of episodes where Eddie was describing and it was the same thing. Someone would like whisper in my ear and then I couldn't move. So Eddie, I think it was just sleep paralysis. Thank you. Okay.

So, but you have had this experience with a demon and so has Mike. and Mike has talked about this before for years. He didn't make this up for a segment. Yeah. I don't think you did either, but I wouldn't put that past you. No, no, I didn't make it up. I just don't talk about it a lot because most people are like, okay, what are you talking about? So if it's sleep paralysis, generally speaking, is there often a demon involved?

Have you looked that up? Yeah, often a demon. Got it. I mean, that's it. So, but I don't know what sleep paralysis. Obviously, I understand the paralysis part of it. Like, I know what the words mean together. But I'm saying I don't know what that's connected to.

It says that during sleep paralysis, you hallucinate. So would that be because does stress bring it on? Does diet, illness? Like, are you following the flu? Like, what would lead to sleep paralysis if you've never had it? So you're trying to make sense of it, but I think we answer the demon. The demon is what does that. You're hallucinating the demon, though, I think.

Or is this all a hallucination and that was the only real thing you guys have experienced? Oh, okay. You ever think about that? No. Hmm. How common is it? What do you see about sleep? That's interesting. I would like to be asleep regardless, even if it's in paralysis, I struggle with sleeping. So does this mean that we were awake? Because I swear we were awake. Between 8 to 50% of people experience sleep paralysis at some point in their lives with about 5% of people having regular episodes. So were you awake? I was awake. I feel like I was awake. I remember it vividly. I could feel. while it was happening, so I feel like I was awake. Okay. Do you, you don't, but what do you think?

Awake. For sure, because I'm telling you, I looked at the clock and the clock that I saw while I was in the paralysis was the same number that it was when I got out. Fair. I guess I would only meet that with, I'm not saying you guys aren't right, because I don't know.

I have such vivid nightmares of being in the exact same place that I am when I'm sleeping and that I'm awake in that exact same place for example, a semi-common one is there's somebody outside the window at my house with a gun twice a year, but it's enough that I've had eight or nine of them. And it's exactly as it is when I open my eyes. Therefore, it feels like I can't tell the difference from when I was asleep or awake. It feels like I've been awake the whole time. I don't think that's sleep paralysis. But because that happens to me and I wake up, there were times that I have to get.

get up and go touch the walls, being awake because I did not know if I was asleep or awake for all of it. And I didn't touch the walls when I was asleep. So I would walk around and touch the walls and go, okay, I'm awake. And I just wonder if those are cousins. There was no demon, unless the guy with the gun is a demon out there. Could be. That sounds like a reoccurring nightmare. It is, but I have those two. But this nightmare that happens like that is me exactly being in the exact place. There are times where my nightmares, I'm in other places and I'm getting jumped or I'm walking down the street somewhere that I've never actually been. It's a fictional. But the one where I'm really where I am is hard for me because I open my eyes and it's exactly the same

as it was when I'm sleeping. And I'm scared and I have to get up and like touch. My curiosity is I wonder if those are at all connected. They sound like cousins. Right? They're related. I'm not minimizing you guys is at all because I have these issues semi regularly. But again, if I were betting money, I would bet your sleep. So there's three different categories that can cause sleep paralysis. First category is sleep related. So if you've got sleep deprivation, which Bobby, you often do, irregular sleep patterns, and your sleeping position. Then there's the psychological factors if you've got a high stress level, any mental health conditions, PTSD. And then... I check all the bottom. just hit the one box to check them all.

And then the medical category, if you suffer from narcolepsy or other sleep disorders, that can lead to sleep paralysis as well. So there's a lot of different reasons that can cause it. You're missing one. What? The demon. The demon. The demon, yeah.

The big one. So I think mine was during a nap. Mike was yours during a nap? Because that could be part of it. No, mine was a night. Oh, okay. It's funny to talk about a demon. And to go, yeah, you guys are stupid.

You're being held down by a demon. but I have a version of that that happens in my life and they're probably connected in some way I just wonder what puts it on. I should find a sleep expert and put them on the Bobbycast because that's interesting to me. That's cool.

It may not be to everybody, but that's like what we're talking about now is interesting because I just wonder the science of it. Well, I've got DMs too of people saying like, oh yeah, that happened to me. That's definitely sleep, sleep, whatever paralysis. So that was kind of weird that a lot of people had experienced that.

And you felt seen and felt? Yeah, I love that for you. There's also a great documentary on Netflix called The Nightman. that's all about this that I watch pretty soon after it happened. I thought you were going to say you watch all the time. No, just because I wanted to know more about it and then I found this a documentary. What do they say there?

It's all these people who have similar experiences of feeling like there's... Okay, so this is a supernatural thing then and this is like... Yeah. Yeah. Okay, okay, okay, okay, okay. Supernatural or hallucination? Either? Okay, because all, in my very, very limited research,

it's, it's saying it's hallucinations are a huge part of sleep paralysis. And you feel like these quote unquote, other people are even calling them demons are real, but they're not. Okay. But I mean, maybe they are. I mean, there is a spiritual world. There really is.

Can't believe, why can we think there's angels and not demons? But when you say there's a spiritual world and I think most people believe that, then you go, there really is, you can't prove it. So it's hard to say there really is. I was kind of not trying to do like an amen.

Oh, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it. Yeah, brother. Give me the next one. Hey, Bobby. This is Deska from North Carolina. I was just wondering if you were ever going to do your podcast reviewing maternal instinct. Thanks. Love the show.

It's up. Just go back in this feed. If you're listening on the Bobby Bone Show feed, scroll back a week or so. So it's up. And we did. And yeah, you probably just missed it. There's a lot of things that pop up in that feed. But we did it.

And it's probably 45 minutes long. And we just watched it. and commented the whole time. What if that was the review? That'd be awesome. Like in real time? Yeah, we watch it in real time. It's like when you watch, like kids watch those gamers play their game live stream. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Problem is you can't put on the screen. They found a way around it because people will do movies, right? And they do it in a mirror. Yeah. Like they'll watch the movie and you'll watch them and behind them, you'll see a mirror reflection of the movie ahead of them because you can't actually put the movie on the feed because you

don't own that. But is that kind of the same? same rule like it's playing in the room so you can't do anything about it. What do you mean? Because you're not actually showing the screen, but if it's a reflection that Yeah, kind of. But that's how some people got away with posting World Cup clips. Because the World Cup would shut that crap down. They still do. You can't post any clips on the internet unless you have the rights to it. So people would actually take it and turn it either upside down. So it didn't recognize it through whatever AI is scrubbing the internet. I've seen that. Yeah. Then they started chasing down the upside down videos. Then they started to do funny

like cartoon ones. That you can do. Did you guys see the kid that was blind that his dad was doing his hand? Yes, that was so sweet. I didn't see this. Dad and son, the son's probably six years old or so. They're in Iran.

Is that where it was? And so the son and the dad love soccer. I mean, soccer is a huge everywhere except here, but the son was blind. And so the dad had built like a physical, let's say the size of a piece of paper soccer field.

and would take his kid's hand and move it where the players were going. And what it was doing was you could hear the game and I think it was a messy goal maybe and he was doing his hand as messy was scoring and he did the exact movement. And it was amazing. That's so cool.

I'm not giving it a good enough explanation for what it was, but it was so cool. So he was hearing it, but he's blind. So he was feeling it on the- dad was showing him with his hand. That's cool. Wow. Those parenting videos hit me so much harder now

that I'm a parent. Who knew? Yeah, that kind of happens. Yeah, so much harder. There was a kid. My wife sent me the one this morning. And I saw it, and then she sent it to me, too. It was watching my son's confidence build in less than two minutes

that allowed him to be confident enough to take his first steps at three years old. And he has braces on his legs. He's never been able to walk. Wow. It's like that crap. You're like, oh, my God. Those parents must be so happy and proud. And there was another one of a kid who was playing soccer for the first time,

and he had, what do you call fake legs prosthetic? Prostetic legs and it was the first time he was strong enough to use him to go play soccer with his friends Wow

I'm just like oh and before you had kids that was kind of like next video oh that's really neat and cool and I looked at as just something that was good human

like I love that stuff but yeah when you have kids you think about it being your kid I'll talk to you guys about that later yeah yeah yeah I tell you more Yeah, yeah, yeah, I'll tell you more. All right, next one. You guys brought up a forbidden word palette.

But I remember at the time you guys also bought Disney Lorcah cards. How are those doing? My wife opened a set recently and pulled one of the chase cards, and it was worth $215. But she sold it, and now it's worth 550 because it's a Toy Story 1 and the movie just came out. So it's worth more anyway. Don't bring it up to her. She's still mad about it.

but how are the cards are doing? Okay, love you, bye. It's a great question. There's a difference. The palette stuff was never going to appreciate in value. The stuff that we bought on that palette, which was all returns, was you get it, you flip it quick because a toilet seat is not going to go up in value.

The cards that we bought, and even the vintage perfume bottles we bought, was completely a hold, sit, and let's watch it appreciate investment. So very different. I don't know, and I expected it'd be another, I mean, it'd be a year, two years, three years, before we even looked at it.

It's like sports cards. If we jumped into sports cards that had some value, we wouldn't take them and go, we just bought them, let's sell them immediately, because we just paid the actual value of them right then. So what do you think, Mike? They have gone up. So we bought two boxes of Lurcana cards.

We started opening one, and then we have the one that's completely unopened. Originally bought it for $125. They're now selling between $4.20. and $490. Let's go for one box. Right? So we could take that box and probably,

you know, we'll be very conservative and say, get $400 bucks back for it. Okay? We spend how much? $150 per box, so $250 total. So we'd make $250 on that one. And then we have the other cards that are opened.

Yeah, I mean, we could rip another, some more packs of that and see if we can get a chase card. I mean, do we want to rip or do we want to sell as a box? Both have extreme value. I mean, one's already open, so that's not going to have the same value. So we could rip the other packs. We could rip the other packs

that we've already opened and see if we could find a good card in there. The difference is that, though, when we bought the palette, we had to flip that immediately because, again, it wasn't going to rise in value. With cards, it was a buy, hold, sit, sell later. And then the bottles.

Abby bought the bottles? Abby, you still have the bottles? Yeah, still got them. They're sitting there. Delayed answer. She had to think about that. She's moved. She's like, hmm.

No, I do have them. What did we spend on those bottles? Oh, shoot, I'd have to go back and look. Mike will have it somewhere. Mike has everything somewhere. So, but we didn't equally go on in all of them, right? I feel like I opted out of the bottles. Like, I don't know why, but I feel like I...

I know. I don't know that I'm a bottle person. Maybe I'm wrong. I don't know that I invested. But yeah, did we have a list? Yeah, it was just Abby, Bobby and Scuba Steve, 20 bucks each. Okay. Oh.

I mean, so $60 total? Or Abby put in, so it was 80 total? 80, yeah. Mike, did she put in? I mean, I have here that's... It's her news. She would have to put in. So how many bottles do you have?

Two. Do you want to... You guys got to refresh my memory. No, it's been a while. She's like, I... I do have them. I do have them. I promise. No, I know where they are.

Okay, find them this weekend. I think. we could probably list those and see what we get out of them. And what's so cool about these? They're vintage? As Abby just said, I don't know. Antique vintage. Okay.

From France or Italy. They're mid-20th century. She's going to know where they're from. Wait, so 20th century, that'd be 1900s? 1900s. The mid-1950s? Sounds about right. From France or Italy.

We're getting there. Yeah, Abby, see if you can find them. Okay. Yeah, I got them. I do. Bring them in next week. We could possibly list them and see if we make a any money. I think we hold Mike's cards until at least the first of the year next year.

Yeah, I say we hold them. Yeah, why not? Unless we look at those open ones, if we have one of those Toy Story ones, that'd be good, right? Do you know what the open ones are? Not the, because we open cards. Yeah, we open some cards. We have more packs that we can open, so that's what we could do. The cards are already open. Yeah, the box is already open. But didn't we open some cards specifically? Where are they? They're all in there. Are they any good? Nah, we didn't get any good. Probably like two, three bucks for card. see what he's saying so we have like boxes unopened wrapped boxes and those are worth a lot because like the boxes are untouched because you don't know what's in them correct but then you also have an open

box but packs that are unopened yeah so they're packs inside of there that we've already started opening some of the packs but we still have unopened packs from the opened box why don't why don't we open some packs then yeah that's what we should and then sell we can sell the box at some point untouched yeah we don't touch that box at all all right good all right this has been nerd minute big time. Thank you for those voicemails. Anytime. 877, Bobby.

No, yeah. All right. Amy, give me a story. Okay, so there were six children in California, specifically Lareda Ranch, and they've been diagnosed with a rare cancer, ewing sarcoma. One teen has already died from it in March,

and now parents are just questioning, like, we're, small community and you've got six of our kids diagnosed with the same thing. So I'm like, we need to get Aaron Brockovich over there. Do they think it's a water thing or is it a... There's a pesticide concern, but I don't know how much, you know, I think that's a theory. Didn't this, I was looking around my phone.

Didn't this happen with a bunch of nurses or maybe it was a town? I thought that all the nurses got pregnant. Yeah, that was one. Yeah. But there was another thing where people at a hospital or in a town we're all getting a type of cancer too and ended up being in the water. I feel like it was a school. Yeah, there's something.

But if it's a rare cancer and there are many people that have that rare cancer in the same geographic area, seems to me like something's being pumped into that geographic area that isn't healthy,

it could be in the air or the water. Yeah. And there's probably some business that's going to go bankrupt because of it and get sued for a billion dollars. There was a story where 11 nurses all had the same brain tumor.

They worked on the same floor. That was it. Oh, okay. So, yeah, maybe they're, were exposed to something radiation or something imaging. I don't know. That's what always freaks me out when I have to go get those skate. Like it's like we have to like put on those big vests.

They're like, okay, we're going to take the scan, but I'm going to leave the room. I'm like, cool. Well, you say that. But like when I went last time, the radiologist, he never leaves the room. I'm like, dude, you're not wearing anything. I asked him that once. I said so, you're leaving. Should I be scared?

And they said, if we just did one or two a day where we stayed in the room, we'd be fine, but we're doing this all the time. Yeah, that makes sense. And it's tiny, tiny, tiny, tiny, tiny, tiny, all together ends up being dangerous. So, yeah, no, I asked. I said, let me answer a question here. So you're leaving, but I'm staying. I'm the sick one, and I'm staying.

But that's what it was because they're consistently five, six days a week for hours a day doing that. They leave. It's weird because it doesn't make any sense. sound. Like, you don't even know what's happening, but some kind of chemical is in the air and it could mess with you. I mean, think about all the rays in the air now that we don't see are here. Right. It could be messing with us. Or breathing in whatever toxic chemicals are in the air that we don't know. That's crazy story. Does Amy know about the 49er one? There's like the power. We probably mentioned it, but in all the stuff that we do, I don't think she would

retain that. Well, did you all talk about it on the sports show? in this show there's basically a power station next to the 49ers where they play football and a lot of their players end up with the same type of injury or they tear ACLs MCLs and they think it could be they don't think they is not a thing there have been certain people that have done studies to show that what's happening at that power plant is possibly weakening the ligaments and the players it is not generally believed that that is true but if you look at the map it's so it's so many coincidences. The power plant is literally right next to all the facilities. Like the practice field. Okay. And so the idea is all of these injuries that are happening that are the same like leg

injury, soft tissue injuries are because of that power plant and that team has more than other teams. But then they're, what they don't factor in is like the offensive scheme they run, the type of players there are. But it is a thing. That is interesting. Yeah. We're being lied to about everything. Okay. And other good news. lunchbox. Yeah, Austin Tanner. You remember our boy, Austin Tanner? Oh, yeah.

Was he the guy that talked to us on Zoom and behind him, he was on the lake and he was also being sued for fraud for stealing money? Yeah, he was charged with two counts of insurance fraud and property theft. And then he violated his bond by leaving the state and going to the CMAs, taking a picture, you know, posting it. Well, he has now had his bond revoked again. after he got into an incident at a Tracy Lawrence concert. So a judge has said, take his bond away.

I need him arrested and brought before the judge. Has he been brought before the judge? Ah, they haven't found him yet. They just said there's a warrant out for his arrest. So he was charged for those other schemes? Yeah, he's still out on bond for those. And then he got into an altercation at Tracy Lawrence concert back in June. And so the judge said, hey, go get him.

So back in the news. Feels like he's problematic. He came to our show in Biloxi. He did? We met him. We did? Dang. I don't know if you knew that was him.

I didn't. And I think we purposely didn't tell you. Yeah, because I wouldn't have wanted to take a picture. Yeah. Because I wouldn't have wanted that picture to end up on something like volleyball is involved with fraud scheme. And I don't know. So whose idea was it to not tell him?

Yeah, look, I started to get mad now. You're like, wait a second. I don't know. I just, because it's, because it's, Because I thought you knew, but maybe you didn't know. I for sure didn't know. Because that'd have been like, hey, let's meet him. That's super nice.

Hey, how's it going? Hey, I don't feel comfortable taking a picture because I don't want it to be used unfairly. Yeah. You know, with your story. Did I take a picture? I don't remember. I just remember meeting him because he was like, hey, it's me, Austin. You know, like, I don't know Austin.

I stole. I don't know that he did, but he was even charged when we talked to him. Yeah. Yeah. And it was just so funny. because, again, he's not supposed to leave the state and he went to the CMAs and took a picture. That's why we reached out to him.

That's hilarious. You know you can't leave, yet you just can't resist posting on social media that you're at the CMAs. Because he's also an artist, right? Yeah, it's a country singer. Is a country singer? Guys, that's crazy.

Morgan. So this is my nightmare because I always sit in the window seat on an airplane. A 61-year-old man was sitting there enjoying his flight from Greece to Germany when the window bursts open and his head and shoulders go out the window. No way. What?

So how did the window burst open? Did something hit it? Or was it just old and you didn't realize that it was slowly becoming weaker? It was definitely the latter because nothing hit it. They were moments from takeoff. Like they had just taken off. They were about 20,000 feet in the air. And that's when a bunch of passengers said they heard us sound like a tire.

bursting and that's when it happened. So they found out that after that had happened, a piece of the plane's engine broke off and struck the window. Okay, so something did hit it. His head and shoulders went out. Did he die? No. So his wife held him down for five minutes, so he wouldn't get out.

And then other passengers helped her and they were able to bring him back in because thankfully he did have his seatbelt on. He hadn't taken it off yet. and he's currently being treated for friction burns. I've never heard of a friction burn. Just like a rug burn. It's like a rug burn. Oh, yeah.

When you would do that to the arms? You'd rub it like two hands, like twist it. I don't know why that was called that. I don't know either. I don't refer to that anymore, but it used to be called that. And it shouldn't have been. And retroactively, I denounce myself for calling it that.

But that's what it was. Was it to you guys? Mm-hmm. Okay. Yeah. Remember here in town maybe whenever the airplane, the window blew out and somebody got sucked out and died? Mm-mm. No, I'd rather not remember that.

I think it was here. Like recently? Last 10 years. You mean like America or Nashville? Wow. Oh, okay. I know that it was close. Man, that's a hard one.

But the window busted open and somebody's got sucked out and died. an airplane window? Those seems so small. It was more than just the window, so it was the window was the whole part of that. Got it. I'll see if I can find that.

So I was trying to figure out where Indian burn came from and said we call it that, but over in the UK and Australia, they call it the Chinese burn. It's just differently racist everywhere you go. Think a difference.

It's like, okay. Who calls it the Mexican bird? Tell me. Now. I mean. You go to. The Indians, the white man burn. Right.

Mike, did you see that, sorry? I'm not seeing it in Nashville. Okay. Maybe Atlanta. Maybe a Carolina. You know, there was that story I was telling you about that private plane that crashed in, I think, Laredo and then on the road. It landed on the highway, so people were trying to rescue them. The Austin businessman.

Yeah. And there was a video of like the whole rescue process. And people were trying to bust the cockpit glass and they just couldn't with anything that they had. because those windows are so strong. So like, it's just surprising that a piece of the engine. Well, it's because if they're in the air, you're going at such a speed. When you're on the ground, you're motionless.

But in the air, I think with the, isn't it with how fast the plane is going and an object hitting it causes more force? Oh, yeah. I mean, oh, yeah. Yeah. So like they're on the ground. So like, yes, I think it seems like those windows are indestructible, but then when you're going at a high speed.

So that's why they probably weren't able. But if it were in the air and something were to hit it straight on. It's like if two cars hit each other going 60 miles an hour, the force is much greater than one car going 60 hitting a tree. Correct. Both are tremendous impacts. Yeah. But definitely one V1 is much more impactful.

Yeah. And I guess it's the same as like a car window. People try to break car windows and it's so hard. But in an accident, they bust easily. Right. With a car window, you have to kick it in all in at once more than shatter it. if you're trying to get into something. Really? How do you know that?

Movies. Watch lots of movies. Yeah, I learned a lot of stuff. You did yours. Lunchbox did his. Morgan. Did you do yours? No, I've not. Get it.

Okay, there's a dad that's going viral because he's discovered a hack. At Chick-fil-A, he has a family of five, and he says that he can feed his family of five for under $45. No way. I saw this story, and I'm like, you're full of crap. No way. I have a family of six, and I can't get it. out of there without like spending $80.

Like easily. This is how he does it. He says that he makes them buy 20, no, a 30 count chicken nugget, Pat. Okay. And that costs $17. Then he buys the buns separately for $25 each. And he has them stuff the chicken nuggets in the buns. And there you go.

You have a sandwich. That's funny. That's much better than I buy them one. six-pack nugget and they just cut it up and each have a piece. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's what I thought it might be. Like, he's just underfeeding them. Okay.

That's great. Yeah, so they're not getting meals. There's their fries or Coke. Yeah, and he's right. The combo is where they get you. Pretty good with that combo. Yeah, imagine if on it was, we'll give you the ingredients. You have to make your own.

It's almost what that guy's doing there. Okay. Let's see. The world's fastest spider can outrun most humans. Kind of scary. It's scary. Is it big or small? You versus a spy.

Did you ever watch arachnophobia back in the day? Yes. Oh gosh, dude. I remember I went to the movie theater to watch that. And people were like, spider! In the middle of the movie. And people would get up and leave. I remember John Goodman was the bug killer.

And he wasn't even really in it that much. But that's how they sold it. It was John Goodman in a racknophobia. He was the star. Yeah. So if you think that you could outrun a spider if you needed to, most spiders are as quicker, quicker than humans. So scientists put 258 species of spider to the test to settle the question.

There was something called a huntsman spider that can run about nine miles an hour. So a nine on the treadmill, which is fast. Yeah. That's very fast. That's when, if I hit nine, that's when I start to get trouble in the old hamstring. How's that going? And that's only at 30 seconds a pop. What about your sprits by then?

Oh yeah, no, they're done. The hamstring's back. It's done. No more sprints? Nope. What do you mean it's done? Because the hamstring pain comes back. So it's not worth it because.

you know, out of the gate, y'all warned me and I didn't listen to you. And I was like, no, I'm good. I'm back. I'm healed. Stronger than ever. Nope. What sucks about a hamstring injury is that it's not that your hamstring is weaker. It's that once it's hurt, it takes a long time to get it to heal back so properly that you can then go as hard as you were. Yeah. And then it's my right leg, which is my dominant leg that I drive with. So sometimes it's bothering me so much when I have to do accelerator break. Like I feel it in my hamstring. Oh, man.

Oh, no. Everyday use. Oh, gosh. Yes. It was. Yeah. That's something you should go to the doctor for. Probably.

That's not going to heal on its own fully. It will always bother you unless you go and put it in the work to fix that. Yeah. If it's hurting you to drive. That's not good, Amy. Yeah. Like if I'm in traffic for too long on 65, I'm like, we got to get out of here. I got to move my hamstring.

It's starting to hurt. So, you know. If your hamstrings bothering you because of traffic, you need to go to the doctor. Okay, fine. You find the time. When I'm injured, I do.

I know. It's just... Yeah, going to the doctor's tough. I know. I do have it. I just have to prioritize it, but between prioritizing my hormones and my mental health.

Oh, man. It's like hamstrings at the bottom. It hurts you in traffic. It should be a little higher. Well, that's just when it's real irritated. It's not like it's every day. That's 5 p.m. It's only been like 4 and 6 p.m.

Then it really bothers me in traffic. Okay. What are you doing this weekend? Anything? Going to my daughter's apartment to measure stuff. Again, she can't get into it. It's not available until August, but we're trying to plan how it's going to be.

And I need to go physically see it and get my eyes on it, measure, because I haven't even seen it. Her dad's the only one. And then what else? Are there going to be tenants in there? What do you mean? Like in the apartment? Do you mean roommates?

No. like people in there already. Oh, no, I think we're seeing like... Oh, the people that currently live in that room. Yeah, yeah. Oh, it's not running in the whole building. No, no, no, no. I don't even know that she has her

a specific apartment number. We just know the floor layout and I think they have maybe a model or something they show people. I'm not sure. So I'm going to do that. I don't know. Stevenson has cross country in the morning practice at 7 a.m.

So we're going to be waking up at 6 on a Saturday. Mostly because of heat, though. Oh, it's 100% because of heat. So I'll probably go, on a walk while he runs at the park that they meet at. Because it's probably like, it's like a 15, 20 minute drive. I don't know, just whatever the kids, I think Saturday after that and be like,

Friday's a little busy or today's a little busy. And then Saturday after we get done with cross-country, I'm going to be like, if it's raining like it's supposed to be, I'm going to be like, guys, we're just going to chill. Let's watch a movie. Is it going to rain? It's raining right now where we are. Yeah, I don't know.

It's rain. I saw it's raining for the next unlimited days. Like when I pulled up the weather app Quietly building an arc You're like what's that? No one no one's saying it What's that? No no don't worry about it

Why is there a massive boat? Yeah there was rain for the foreseeable future Lunchbox weekend Man I got nothing on the agenda Like Amy said it's supposed to rain So it's going to be a lot of indoor activities Whatever we can figure out

Maybe a trampoline park something like that Those will be busy Will you go? I mean will you jump Oh yeah yeah I jump man And I get in there and play some dodgeball. That's a lot of fun. Peking those kids. Every once while you hit one in the head, you feel bad, but it does happen. I never see an adult in there. Weird. Lunchwalk can be there

from three to four. He should go check it out for the first time. I'll see it. Eddie, what are you doing? I think the one thing I'm really excited about is Connor McGregor's fighting on Saturday. He's lost so many times. I know. Yeah, and he's a loser. And he's like terrible. He's a terrible person, too. He's been my favorite and now I can't. I'm like, ugh. He's also a really, really bad person. What do? He'll probably get beat up, guys. I'm just excited for the fight. No, you were going to root for him until we shamed you. We shamed you.

I'm not reading for him. We shamed you. You'd already bet on them. Type in Connor McGregor suck. I'm, I just typed in why does Connor McGregor suck. Well, they're going to give you fight reasons. But.

As a person? Yeah. Yeah, just type in like Connor McGregor women. Yeah, it's bad. Real bad. Oh. Yeah. But that's Eddie's favorite.

No, the fight. Yeah, yeah. I'm excited to see the fight. Wow. Oh, but he just gets... He's going to get whooped. But you're right, he's great at promoting. Mm-hmm.

There's a video of him signing autographs. You see this? It's like, he just does one line. Yeah. It's like, he just does one line. And he's signing like hundreds of posters. It's one line. Yeah.

Yeah. He punched an old man in the face? At a bar, I think. Yeah. It was the thing where they, uh, I don't want to. It's so dark. Okay. So, yeah, I'm getting it.

I'm getting to it. It's like, it's like forceps. They had to go to a woman. Oh, have you seen that one? Nope. Not yet. I think I'm good now. For us,

weekends are just at home with the baby. There's a movie I want to watch that I was going to try to do 15 during vacation I didn't get to it. And I forget the name of it. Sheep detective. No, that's not it for me.

Movie Mike, have you seen a movie with George Clooney where the movie is a name of a person? It's like Stephen Jenkins or something. Oh, Jay Kelly? Nope. It's not that one. I've seen that one.

It's another one where he's maybe an attorney and he's trying to fight some corruption in the town. Michael Clayton? That's it. Is it good? I don't really remember. I don't know if I've seen it. Okay.

What? Michael Clayton and... I feel like you've seen everything. Mike has seen most things, but this is old. 2007. Oh, okay, okay. He wasn't movie Mike then. Yeah.

Oh, yeah. He was Saturday morning cartoon Mike. That was the one other one that Chad. GBT told me to watch. It's got good scores. Yeah, that's why. They said I'd really love it. So I may try to get that in this weekend, but like you guys are saying, it's so, so rainy.

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