The Bobby Bones Show - FRI PT 2:  Why Did They Deny Erik Menendez's Parole? + Bobby Addresses The Cracker Barrel Drama + Bobby Reveals Tour Secrets + Bobby Gives Scuba Hard Love + Eddie Takes A Dig At Morgan

Episode Date: August 22, 2025

Bobby started out how he was surprised by the results of the first parole hearing for the Menendez Brothers and why it did not go well.  Erik Menendez was denied parole after 36 years behind bars in his parole hearing yesterday. His brother is up next. Bobby talked about people being mad over Cracker Barrel changing their logo and why he thinks it’s all fake outrage. Bobby explains how touring works for smaller and bigger artists and the difference in pay and travel. Eddie found out something he never learned about Scuba Steve before that blew his mind. But that leads to Bobby giving him hard love about not living up to his potential. Eddie takes a dig at Morgan after Bobby referred to her as being ‘super intelligent’. Bobby gives an update on sending Morgan to Cleveland. We also discuss Amy Bradley Is Missing on Netflix.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Said something about his behavior in prison. Well, yesterday is all written he had good behavior. And family was expecting him to be parole. And I was too because I had read that story. And Eric Menendez denied parole. This is from deadline. In a blow to their freedom, the first. parole hearing for one of the Menendez brothers did not go well. Eric Menendez was denied parole after

36 years behind bars. Pearl Board Commissioner Robert Barton said, while we give great weight to youth offender factors, your continued willingness to commit crimes and violate prison rules was the determining factor in rejecting the parole request. Today is Lyle's. Oh, okay. So Eric was yesterday. Today is Lyle's. I wonder if Lyle was better in class. I mean, brothers are different, right? Like, if two of my boys were in there, one would be a bad prisoner and one would be a good prisoner. Because they have different. Just totally different personalities.

Yeah. I'm interested now to see if Lyle gets out. Because they expected them both to get out. That's crazy. You know what I thought? Like, man, he's a good-looking dude. Eric? Yeah, I saw.

Well, yeah. Like, the picture, like, dang. That's what you thought? I didn't know he was that good-looking of a dude. Oh, I think he's a little worse looking. and he's aged a bit. But yeah. He was bald, right?

Like, that was him. Did you not know what he looked like at all? You didn't watch the Netflix series or anything? No. But I do remember what they looked like in that court, like from just the pictures of, like, the news back then. But no, I had no idea what they look like now. I think Eric's the one that has hair, and Lyle's one that doesn't. Yeah, the one yesterday had hair because it was gray in it.

Okay, then he doesn't look that good. Lyle looks good. He just looks like kind of ripped. Yesterday's guy just looks like a dude. Yeah, yeah, yeah. No average, normal dude. Yeah, I got to see what the other guy looks like How did this turn into which guy is hotter?

Well, no, it's not hotter. I just didn't realize he was that good looking of a dude. Lyle. Lyle. Is it because you have a bald head now you're just attracted to other dudes like you? Maybe because, yeah, I mean, I saw the bald head and like, dude, he looks kind of ripped and looks good. You see it?

Yeah, he looks fine. I think you just like a bald-headed dude because you're bald-headed now. I don't like bald-headed dudes. No, but I think you're like drawn to them and you're hoping people agree because they'll be like, oh, Eddie is good-looking because he's bald-headed. That's so next level. I didn't even think of that. Okay, let's see what else we got here.

Give me Ashley and Kentucky. Finally, we got a little panther contingent weighing in. I don't think the geography of the state is going to affect who I'm rooting for as a team. I think I'm going to do today one of the, which hat looks better on me. Okay. They're both blue, not a big blue guy in general, more of a red guy. But the blue is a different blue.

It's like a baby. It's like an electric bullet. Yeah, electric blue. It's cool. It's like a, if you were to get a highlighter, you'd like that. But you really wouldn't want your house painted that color. Right. Cracker bro, and I haven't talked about this the last couple days.

They changed this logo. People are mad. People aren't really mad. Like, I'll say this, the new logo kind of sucks, but there's never really been a logo that has changed my life to make me want to yell. I'm outraged. But this is what happens whenever somebody makes something political or people are screaming about culture. And you know what happens here is people will create these. hey, let's fight about these things in culture

so you don't actually look at what's actually happening. That's why all these things happen. So this doesn't matter. This has affected nobody. It will affect nobody. Also, it does kind of suck. And it's mostly people that will never go to Cracker Barrel or have never gone to Cracker Barrel who are yelling about it online. I go to Cracker Barrel. Yeah, that's so sad

if you've never been. It's awesome. I don't love the new logo, but I don't hate it. I mean, what did they do? Just took off the man in the barrel? They took off the old man. They changed up a little bit of the font. inside the restaurants, they removed a lot of what would be called the clutter, and now it's just like stuff on the wall. It's just different. It's different. I like the clutter.

Me too. The clutter was good. I like all of it, but the outrage is all manufactured. It's the same thing as the male cheerleaders, all manufactured. Like a couple people get online scream about it so other people know if they scream about it, that'll get clicks. And it actually does affect a stock price whenever everybody's yelling about it. Yeah.

It does. Now, that being said, on my Robin Hood app, as soon as it bailed, I'd bought a bunch of it. Right. Because it's going to go back up. Because it's a cracker barrel. The food's still the food. Now, if they started messing with the chicken fried steak, we'd have a problem. Or took away the checkers?

We got a problem. And I'll say again, I don't love it, but nobody is actually affected by a logo. And the amount of outrage online, it's all fake, it's all manufactured. And most of it is done by people who have never even stepped foot in a cracker. Cracker Barrel because they just want to have something to scream about. Cracker Barrel has unveiled its logo as part of a $700 million transformation. The new logo drops the barrel and the man, a departure from the man's identity since 1977. The chain is also revamping its restaurant's menu and advertising to appeal to a broader audience.

While some loyal fans are unhappy with the changes, CEO Julie Fice, Messino, insist the renovations are well received and driving positive feedback. Despite mixed reaction on social media, investors have responded. shares of Cracker Barrel Well, this says, let me read you this Because yesterday I did see the big news It was like Cracker Barrel's down Despite mixed reactions on social media By the way, not mixed, it's all been hate

But that's what gets pushed up is the hate That's what gets the engagement Investors have responded positively With shares of Cracker Barrel up Nearly 8% for the year Dang dude, how much did you put in? Western Journal. Maybe I'm the one that shipped All that. Your Robin Hood app.

Let me look, I didn't put in like a whole whole bunch to put in like 400 bucks or something. It went down. You put it in so you changed everything. Let's see. Let's see. Cracker barrel, I have, and I can just show you so you know I'm not full of crap. It's now at 5639 a share.

It's gone up tremendously for the day. As you can see. What did you get it at yesterday? It's 56 today. I've made $11. Wow. Well, that's not a wow. Cash out.

It is because that's a win. I have made $9. Now I'm up to $12. Okay. the lunchbox square like at 1215. I know, I know. No, it's Eddie, if you were a guy of stock, you would understand that it is like every penny that goes up, it feels pretty good. What was it yesterday, Mike? What is today? By the way, what's the date? Today is 22nd. So look at the 21st. The lowest on the 21st. Go back a little bit. Keep going down to the lowest part on that

scale. So I got it at $49. 49 and some change. And now it is at 56. It's pretty good, man. Like, if you put thousands of dollars... But I didn't, I didn't. No, I know, but like, if you played the market like that where you're like, all right, a hundred grand, dude, you'd be so rich right now. Would you? Unless it continued to fall, and then you would have lost a lot of money,

which is, that's the whole point. It's easy to say that in hindsight. Sure, but what do they call those guys day traders? Like, those are the guys that boom, big ones, and then they pull back out? Sure. So they go in at like 9 a.m. and then sell at 4.55 p.m.? Is that what you... No, you could move it whenever you wanted to. Like if it started to lose more,

you could go screw it. Or if it made a bit and you're thinking, well, it's going to fall back down. It's all predictive. Yeah. So, but day traders do it all day a lot all the time.

But it also costs every time you do it. Like there's a fee with every... Oh, when you take out of stock. Yeah. Oh. Like every time I buy something on Robin Hood, there's like a little fee. Oh, to buy?

That's how they make, how would they make their money? Ads on the app. There are no ads on Robin Hood. That's how I figure all the apps make money. Unless I have some sort of weird subscription I don't think I don't have anything on Robin Hood

Anyway The Cracker Barrel is fake manufactured outrage And I'm saying that from someone who It's like, eh, I don't really like to change But I might go to Cracker Barrel once every two months Yeah, when you're on the road, right? Like when you're driving somewhere Yeah, I'm trying to think maybe it's like

But big Cracker Barrel guy for sure Don't love it But also it doesn't change my life 1%. Was the old man on a rocking chair? It was a chair That might do it for me, man It's the far left Like there's the whole old school logo

The barrel Yeah Nobody's actually upset about this They just want you to be upset So they can use that as a reason To galvanize the group Yeah it's a guy It's not a rocking chair

He's sitting on a chair With his elbow on a barrel Okay I think we're gonna be all right I think we're gonna be all right too Stop falling for all this stuff The male cheerleaders Oh the NFL

The controversy No it's not There's nothing controversial about that Not one single person canceled their season tickets because of that. But I really don't understand the old man in the barrel. How is that political? No, they're just going, well, they're making it more woke. I would say they're making, I would say the wokenest thing is crying about a logo.

That's pretty woke. That's the wokenest thing you can do. The logos change. I'm crying. Because taking out a man in the barrel, like to me doesn't seem woke. Who cares? Who cares? I'm a little shitty baby.

You want to cry about a logo? You want to spend your online currency on that and the rich people to do it that are like, I'm so mad. Cracker Barrel's gone. You never even been in a Cracker Barrel. You never even been in a Cracker Barrel. You never, you grew up in New York City. You never even been in a Cracker Barrow. So anyway, there's that. I did see, like, the Miami Dolphins logo, like, when they changed theirs. Because I guess the dolphin used to have a helmet. Now the dolphin doesn't have a helmet. Really? Even with new concussion rules? Yeah, even with concussion rules. I'm looking at it.

I'm trying to think of like... That's so minor that I'm looking at the dolphin. Yeah, it's fine. It did have a helmet. Yeah. It's just, I'm trying to think like, what logo ever changed where I was so mad about it? Nothing, because that doesn't affect your life. You can be annoyed. When Arkansas, they have this front-facing hog. It's kind of stupid. I don't like the front-facing hog. Oh, yeah, I know what you're talking about. Not my favorite logo. And I love Arkansas more than anything. And you know how many times I think about that? Almost none. It's almost zero times. Sometimes it'll pop up in a graphic. I'm like, yeah, not the best. I like the old school stuff. Yeah. But other logos, Notre Dame changed there's today, I think.

Oh yeah, yeah, yeah. He's, I think he's carrying a football now. It's like a slight leprechaun change. He's not fighting. He's carrying a football. Yeah, Notre Dame Unvells. It's first new logo in forever. Where's the outrage there? Exactly. The old guy had his arms up like this, like fighting. Yes. And the new guy is leaned forward and running with a football.

And people will be like, man, the old one is the best. You know why? Because you're old for the most part. That's why I like the old school Razorbacks. All the front facing hog is pretty terrible. I remember when Miller Light, they made their, can like blue and it looked nothing like the original. I was a little upset. I remember that. I was in college. But you know what happened?

You got over it. No, they went back. Okay, great. Then you got over and you would have gotten over it. I can't believe you even remember that. I remember it, dude, because I'd be like, where's the middle of the like? I could never find it and like, oh, they changed their stupid can. Here's the key to backlash, just in general. Ignore for two days, everybody moves on with their life.

Period. You can do any, almost anything now. And get backlash. You can't like touch kids. No, no, not that. You can't do, like, serious stuff. You can do some crimes. But you can do some crimes for sure. But you see little Nazex got busted? Yeah.

Walking in his underwear. Did he get busted? I saw the video in the morning. Yeah, you got arrested. Yeah, he was... He was in his wighty tides. And I was thinking, you can't afford something better than wighty tides? That's where my mind goes.

And I thought, like, you're alone? Like, what are you doing alone? Where are your friends? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, something's not good. Not good. They said he might have overdosed?

Yeah. Yeah. Because then when he got stopped by police, he charged at him, apparently. Because I thought it was all like publicity thing. He'd be a rick. Hey, I'll be honest. He was in his wighty tides and I thought I never looked that good in wighty tides. And like nice white boots.

I didn't see the boots. Yeah. And so I thought maybe he was like performing something. Yeah, didn't he have a cone on his head? Like a traffic cone. I didn't see the traffic cone either. I didn't make it that far on the video. I didn't either.

I saw him walking and I thought, huh, what's he doing out there? And then I read the story. He said he was like going to a party. He's like, you should come with me to this party. Yeah, why didn't one of his friends like scoop him up? That's weird, man. And if they didn't scoop him up, why wouldn't like his friend or like a manager or something drive beside him and be like, dude, get in the car and then when a cop comes,

they're like, no, I got him, I got him, I got him. Like he's multi, multi, multi, multi millionaire. Yeah, that's pretty crazy. What are we talking about? The logo changes. Yeah. I'm kind of over that now. Outrageous.

Yeah. I was on something and Lil'in Lazzack got me. I don't know what that was. Twisted me up. Ramundo wants to know the difference between a sprinter van and a touring tour bus, right? Where did this come from? Well, just because the artists come in here and they say, yeah, we are finally able to afford one of the big buses. And I was thinking, what's the difference in a sprinter bus and a big bus?

They're both buses that transport you places that seem relaxing. So I understand that question. A sprinter bus is not a bus. It's a van. It's big, though. It's big. Yeah, it's big as a quarter of the size of a real bus. Okay, so with the bus, you have to have a driver that has a CDA.

because the bus is significantly bigger than a van. In the bus, there are actual bunks. Depending on what your bus is, like when we do ours, usually I'll have a back bedroom, but you can also just do that to be all bunks. So you can have 12 bunks in a bus. You can have like three people in a sprinter van. And somebody has to drive from the band, the sprinter van.

There's really nowhere to sleep. You don't really drive overnight and give everybody time to sleep. A lot of space. You don't have a kitchen. You don't have a bathroom. Buses have all that. Bathrooms, kitchens, TVs. It is a significant difference. And it's a massive price difference, though. Like for me to rent a bus, because I never bought a bus because we were on the road sporadically. And when I was doing stand-up, I just flew into places. For a bus for a weekend, it was about $5,000. Not including gas, not including driver. And you have to take two drivers if you drive over eight hours. So you're talking about, you know, $6,500 a weekend.

just for the bus because that's gas and driver. Sprinter van, you just got to keep it up. And one of the band members drives and everybody kind of crams in. And some people can get back there and lay down. Some can't. So it is significant. But a sprinter van is a move up from like a small van or a car or a truck or dragging a U-Haul. You know, it's all relative to the money that you're making. And there are times when people, let's say, you're opening for a major artist. I'll use Luke Brian because he was here last week. I don't know that this is the case for Luke's tour, but I'm just going to use Luke Brian.

To be the baby act of three, there are three acts on a major concert bill. There's the main act, there's the main support, there's the baby act. Sometimes the baby act will make like $5 grand a show. Their fee, what they have to pay is more than $5 grand. So sometimes these artists lose money by going out and doing these shows, which is why they have to do other little things on the road while they're out.

I mean, merch is a massive part of an artist and making their money now. but a bus is very expensive. So when you move to a bus, it means either you can afford it finally or you feel like the investment into the bus, even though you can't quite afford it yet, is worth it because it allows you to sleep and be more rested when you get places.

And then also, is it the difference showering? And one, you can just take a shower? You can, but nobody really showers in buses. It's gross. So then what's the point? You can go to the bathroom. There's a TV? Many.

Oh, bathroom. There's multiple TVs. If you have to take it, dump you can most don't there's kind of a rule don't take a dump on the bus uh you can pee you don't have stop at a gas station to do it ray it's it's like um it's like getting an apartment like a studio versus a two-bedroom apartment right but both work yeah i would say it's even more than that i would say it's like having a bedroom when you're renting it from somebody and that has an apartment and getting your own apartment with multiple rooms yeah it works it works but again you don't rest as much and you don't

have a professional driver you don't get to relax There's no bathroom. You got to stop all the time. You got to keep filling up gas because it's a van. It's 15% as comfortable as a bus. It still works, sure. But one of the band's got to switch out and drive all the time. Because there are only so many places in a sprinter van. You don't even have room to bring somebody on to be a bus driver because you got five people in your band. I just thought it was an extra 10 feet. Like, who cares? No, it's significant. Yeah. It is. I was finally able to afford an extra two. foot bus. Holy crap, man, you made it. If that were the case, I would agree with you. It is not the case. You're talking about probably $4,500 a weekend difference. Okay. That's a lot of money. And when you're not making that, that's a lot of money. Yeah. Video games on the big bus?

Sure. Yep. Absolutely. So in the big bus too, whenever you, the big bus too, here's another benefit. When you get to your place, you don't have hotel rooms. There's no need to buy hotel rooms. Because everybody stays in the bus. You sleep in the bus. And also the bus widens. You stop. Newish buses have the, it goes, and that part where the bench seats are, it comes out and makes the room even bigger. Did not know that. So it turns into a little apartment. Sure. Because you stay there for the night. And usually the bus only moves overnight. Because the bus is only driving while everybody's asleep. Because there's also these buses parked down here that I think are Teddy swims. And they don't look that great.

They look pretty uncomfortable. Why are they Teddy Swims? Because he did multiple nights in town. They've been here all week. Yeah, I thought they were Katie Perry at first. No, hers would have a devil on them. Oh, yeah. Yeah, that makes sense.

You didn't know hers. They're steaming. Yeah, you. Thanks. Okay, but that's why there is a significant difference, and there's a big financial, like, it's a commitment to get a bus. Again, I would have to pay all in $6,000, $7,000 just to have a bus for the whole group. And without making any money back.

And hopefully you make that money back from playing shows. Got it. Eddie thinks scuba might be the most interesting man in the world. Yeah, dude, he told me something. I'm like, what are you talking about? You know, groundlings? You know, like the Pee We Herman? The improv troupe.

Yeah, it's like comedy school in L.A. or whatever. And Scuba just nonchalant and tells me he's like, yeah, man, I used to be a part of the groundlings. What? He said, yeah, I was there for, I don't know, a few years. And he's like, I started the bot. I audition. I made it. Okay, go ahead.

Eddie's doing a great job. What do you got, Eddie? No, no, no, go ahead. Tell the story. I was shocked. Yeah, so when I moved to L.A., one of the things I wanted to do was get into the camera side of things. And so I was like, well, Groundlings as a kid, I always heard about it, Will Ferrell, all those people, they did that. And so I signed up for it, did the audition, went through the whole process, took all the classes.

I was doing it while I was doing Seacrest in the morning. And then doing that at night, classes, I think were three nights a week. How much do you have to pay for that? It wasn't a lot of money because I think it was around $400 for... A what? For, I think it was like for six weeks. Okay. So it really wasn't a lot of money when you think about what you got out of it and what you're learning and who you're learning from.

It was pretty cool to be a part of that experience. What level did you get to? I got all the way to, we do start to do character development intermediate and you start getting ready for shows. And then I had my son. And that became the new priority. And so I had to step away from that. and I gave it up. You couldn't do it while you had a son?

No. Oh, my God, no. So it was my first kid, and every night, Eddie could probably attest to this, having four kids. How old were you? I was, so 20-50, like 30 something, early 30s when I was there doing it when he was born. And so, I mean, I had my full-time job with Ryan, which was a monster of a commitment. And then my kid and helped my wife out. So I just every night being there three nights a week and trying to balance the kid life,

which I know it seems to be a recurring thing. I know you do something. I'm saying nothing. I've said nothing. I can tell by your face. He knows where you're going. I wasn't going to go there. I was just listening.

If he didn't want to you do it. No, nope, nope. I wasn't going to say that. I wasn't going to say anything about priorities. Your kid was the priority. Yeah. But it is crazy that he could have been like Will Ferrell. No, we could.

And like Will Ferrell. He could have done. Jimmy Fallon. Who knows what he could have done. I'm not putting a cap on what he could have done. But it's unfair to say somebody in an intermediate level was going to be Will Ferrell if he didn't stick to it. Well, I mean, that was like that first tier.

So you have to audition and they place you based on that. Most people get thrown into beginning A or B. I skipped A, went to B. And then I went to beginners, which is the next one. And there's a next one and there's intermediate, which is like that you start doing Sunday company and doing shows. Maybe you could have been. Or pee-wee, something.

It was fun. It was the coolest thing ever. I think it was probably the greatest experience I had in my life and I have some friends from it still and made some great connections. But you were good, right? That was really good at it. Dude, I'm serious. I was very good at it.

I'm sure you are. I'm sure you are. So what, like, what were you better at? That or basketball? Groundling for sure. Because Scoobo also says he could have played in the NBA.

He was almost NBA level. I've said nothing, scuba. I just am listening and I'm going, that's cool, man. I like it. No, I'm serious. Because you said you were talented at basketball. So do you think you were more talented at basketball?

or do you think the groundling things was even bigger? Like you could have been... The groundlings definitely was much more my forte than basketball for sure. And you could have played in the NBA and the groundlings was still better? Yeah, for sure, yeah. He must have been really good at all right. You are the most talented guy that I've ever known then. Pretty amazing.

You know, I at least give it my shot. I go out and try things I want to do, and it just depends. You just don't commit? Well, I do commit to... And then all of a sudden I have these massive life events that happen. And then I have to... All I heard is excuses. See, I knew that's what I heard.

At any point you could have gotten back in Of course At any point even here It doesn't matter I don't want to be this person I don't want to be this person Kids are dream killers I don't like me right now

You've had every opportunity To go back and do this And you've chosen not to And yet you go I could have been I could have been it your Uncle Rico How can you do it now That he has three kids

Instead of one He kept having kids And we're not in L.A. anymore So I can't go to groundling So it's There's some elementary version here I'd rather be the good one I'd rather be the good one

mother-in-law that was in Second City forever. Second City is a good one too, yeah. I'm very familiar. UCB. I'm very familiar. And my producer, his wife, the producer of my comedy special, same. They're big improv, like high level, then moved to Chicago after LA. Yeah. So that would have been Scooby. I'm familiar with the scene. You know what, Scuba? You could have been. The next will for all. And not even that, though, I have to look at everything as like, what did I get from that? So even though I had a kid and it kind of halted everything, I learned a lot of great skills from it and how. had a lot of great relationships come from it. Amen. So that's the way I look. Because I could dwell, like you.

I do want to push forward. Don't be this person, Bobby. Don't be this person. But then I also have to deal with my wife, who is the ultimate and whatever she says goes. So she's like, you're stretching yourself then. You're not present here. You have a kid that's brand new. You have to give something up. Yeah. I completely agree. And I think you're a very talented person. So I'd like to lead by saying that. I think you're very talented. No, no, no, no, buts. There is a common theme. Oh, no.

I didn't want to go down this road Lunchbox has launched me He's put me into the catapult And pulled the string I'm just saying I mean Bobby sat back for a good two minutes I was gonna say nothing I was just gonna listen

Go ahead I saw your face though Your face said It's not dead It's not he was biting his lip He was Yeah but he was doing it though Like how long were you doing it three years

For almost two years So the thing is I could be like And I also did piano Eddie But I learned how long I learned piano At the groundlings No but eight months Eight months.

I could have been John Tash. But I could have been NBC, whatever. Yes, yes. But I could have also moved to L.A.

and said, oh, I wanted to do this and then not done it at all and put it off completely. No, no, dude, just do it. Come on,

I'm going to go ahead. Don't be that cynical person. And they're all the tools in my tool bag to get me ultimately what I want. And I love that. You know what? You know I think,

you know I think you're really talented. Thank you. No, no. Do you know that? I don't know, yeah. You're not saying English back to me. You're not, you're not. No, no, yes, yes.

There's moments that I feel like it, and there's moments like right now that I'm like, I don't really know. No, I don't think it has anything to do with talent. Yeah. I think you have a commitment issue. I think you've done a lot of things, quit. Yeah.

From, lay it on me. I got pretty thick skin. Let's go. It's not about thick skin. We've had these conversations. Forever it was, I'm going to write a script. I'm going to do a show. I'm going to do this show.

If I just had time, it's always, if something wouldn't have happened, you were always going to do something. That's been a consistent with, and the thing is you have so much potential. You have so much, but you always make excuses for the reason things don't get done. But it's usually other commitments that I have to prioritize, okay, what becomes more important? And a lot of it comes down to my family. We are our priority.

So nobody with the family has ever done anything? No, I'm still doing it before the family. Nope. I don't think so. Or they neglected their family. It doesn't matter. Exactly. Or they neglected their family.

That's the big thing right there. And it leads to divorce. And it leads to like what I grew up with with a family. father who's not there. You had a divorce. I had a divorce. Exactly, I had a divorce. Yeah, but that led to because my wife at the time that wouldn't have kids and she was cheating

on me. Yeah, that's a factor. But imagine if you wouldn't have been at. Are you saying he quit balance? I'm just saying scuba has a history of quitting things. Just in general. And then saying, man, it could have been so good. But I feel like if we knew scuba before the family, it looked like he was doing things.

Okay. And then the family came and it just stopped everything. And now every dream that he has now, He really can't do because the family is the priority. So once you have a family, you can't make, you can't do anything anymore. If you want to be a participant in the family, correct. I would say, also I think being there for your family is awesome. And I think if that is what you want to do, you have to sacrifice other things, what you've done.

Yeah. But you can't, you can't always go back, but I could have done this. You got to just go, I'm a family guy. I love it. I've sacrificed to do this and I'm great at it. Not I really want to get the show done, but, oh, I moved. Dr. Phil wouldn't let me. I see what you're saying.

So when people ask, like, so what, like, what are you doing? I'm like, oh, I'm a family man. I could have been the grain. And I'm a damn good family man. Yeah, no, it's like, Scoob does a lot. Have you heard of this segment? Is it a classic rock? It's my favorite segment.

Think about it every day. I'm constantly singing a song and going, is that classic rock. So that's an excellent segment. Thank you. He's doing it. Also, I got a question. Yeah. If he was so good at the growling, groundling, I don't know what your guys are calling.

Groundlings. Groundlings. Groundlings. Don't you think they would have been like, Hey, scuba, man, I understand you got a family now, but hey, man, come on, dude. Come back, come back. Or do they just say, you know what I mean? They just let people leave.

Well, I think if you're in intermediate, there's not a lot of investment there. Some, they're probably like, we'd love to see you come back whenever you can, right? Yeah, it's pretty much like my teacher, Ian was like, dude, I love to have you back. Same thing. But I understand your priorities, your work and your family, you know, wish you the best of luck. Come back, whatever. I want everybody to understand. I love scuba.

So have you heard from Ian since? I have about, I still, like I said, I have a lot of contacts. It's not like a football coach where the team depends on. on the players being there to win. Okay, look, look, look. I think you are a fantastic person, a great family man. Thank you. One of the best.

Yep. Because that's your priority, dude. That's my number one priority is my family, yeah. You're super consistent. That's currency is consistency. Yeah. And I think you're really good at your job here. I believe in you.

But you do have a history. We all have our histories of things that are annoying. Your history is not committing to something, moving off of it, and then claiming you would have been really good at it. Yes. Yeah. And that's it. That's a great worst quality.

Yeah, because at least I try it. I don't know. The worst quality might be choking people out and then waking up from a stupor going like, oh, at such rage, I couldn't even see me kill that person. Yeah, who would ever do that? That's a tough one for you. That's tough. That's tough.

That's tough. Yeah, yeah. You don't know what you're talking about. But again, I say I look at it as all these things that are tools. And so my time wasn't to be able to do that in this timeline. But I learned from that and maybe the ultimate goal is to take all those things and put it into what I'm doing now. Amen.

Do you think there's a timeline where you are on Saturday Night Live? Oh, for sure, yeah. Nice. Yeah, yeah, definitely. Nice. I'm playing NBA one time line. Yes, yes. I'm an S&L, the other timeline.

Your final contract, you'll play the magic for a very little hometown discount. Heck yeah, definitely, yeah. That's awesome. I directed a movie with Steven Spielberg. Did you write the script? I wrote the script for sure. It was doing it now. Oh, my God.

It's a whole, like, franchise. That's like toys and there's merchandise. Wow. It's pretty cool, man. Cool, cool. Which one do you like better, though? Which timeline? The family timeline.

The family timeline. Yeah. Because you know why? Why? You're a family man. He's the best. In the end, we are our priorities. That's what we are.

We are our priorities. What's important to us? You have really like one, two and a half priorities in life that you really can focus on. And we are those priorities. Good, bad, neutral. That's who we are. And it's hard to be really great at anything.

It's hard being great as a family man or woman. It's hard being great in a career. It's hard having balance. All that's hard because you have to commit. It's when you don't commit. That's when it kind of sucks. But you've committed, scuba. You have made your life what you wanted it to be.

But I would just say claim less of what you could have been good at. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. It's just annoying. But we all have our annoying things. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And Eddie did this.

Eddie set you up and lunchbox knocked you down. And then they just made, they laid you out on a plate and wanted me to attack you. I apologize. Wait, hold on. I did not do anything. I shouldn't have done that. I was saying that he did something cool back in the day. I tried not to do that.

I sat here and I bit those little things in my mouth, a little side thing. I saw it. And I was like, you know, I'm going to let Scoot. I have his moment. That's really cool. Let's brag on him. Eddie just kept going and the lunchbox was like, well, this feels familiar. And I'm like, you know what?

Dunk on him. Let's get him. Let me jump in. Okay. That was pretty cool, man. Thank you. That is cool, dude. But you got to say, you got to give Bobby his props too because he held back for two minutes.

No, I don't need props. Eddie, passport. Do you have it yet? No. No, I don't have the passport yet, but I did not have to bug my wife, my mom about the, my mom about the person. Oh, no. Oh, no. I do that all the time. I do that one all the time. I don't know why. I know. I know. Why? Explain it to me. You think your wife is your mom. No, I don't. Yes, you do. No, I don't. She takes care of the money. Yes, that is exactly what you do. Don't say that. Don't even put it in my head. It's not true. You do it all the time. I know. You treat your wife like she's your mom. No. No. I do not. Who takes care of the money? my wife yeah who's in charge of the kids my well both of us she's with the kids more than i am but yeah and who do you count on to make sure that your life is comfortable uh my wife yeah but but where's my

mom in that no she is your mom my mom doesn't count the money no no she did she is your mom your wife no she's not dude i'm not going to listen to you hey do that thing where you're done i'm not going to do this i'm not going to do this i can't you already since he does that around the room don't you think Eddie treats his wife like it's his mom. Oh my God. If you're looking at me, yeah. You? You're saying yeah. You totally do. Why? And you even just said it. You just called her your mom. Again, you've done that so many. I'm dyslexic, guys. There are words that get mixed up in my head.

That's if you called her your e-wool. Yeah, your wife is the mother role. She does everything your mother did. To you. And so to you, to you. And so you're just like used to your mom doing it. So you want your wife to do it for you too. You know, I did back in the day, have my, my wife learn how to cook like my mom? See, that's what I'm saying. You want another mom. Oh my gosh. And your wife is your mom. My mom does live in Texas. I don't see her a lot. Yes. So maybe I want my wife. It's that role. It's that role. That is so messed up. I cannot. No, that's not. But had you done it once, I'd be like, that's funny. Freudian slip. Get a little joke. You done it like three or four times. No. No. I don't think of my wife as my mom. You don't have to think of your wife as your mom.

Then why do those words just come out? Because you don't have to think about it. It is in you. that position in your organization she is serving as your wife and your mom no no Morgan come on he needs a mommy man who is on the other side of you and has to tell you to read emails yes a little bit you need a mommy in your life you do need this I need Amy here she would speak to the dyslexic thing with me

that's not dyslexia yeah dude words is just all over my head and I just wife and mom that's not just random words what wife mom doesn't rhyme really know no those are directly associated Anyway, anyway, I don't have to bug my mom about getting my birth certificate because I found it online. And it's coming. They said it'll be here in like a week or two. So you need your birth certificate. My real birth certificate because I sent them a birth card.

Wait, you're, okay, what's going to be here in a week or two? The birth certificate, then I need to send that. Is your mom sending it? No, I did not have to bug my mom. Okay. For that. Because I thought first I was going to call my mom in Austin and be like, hey, will you go to the office? and get my birth certificate because you screwed up.

Which, whatever, I don't have to do that. I found it online. I bought two birth certificates. So they're going to send it. It takes a couple weeks for that to come in. Yes. And the passport office has given me 90 days to get them the real birth certificate or else the whole application is done. Okay.

So if you get it to them, then what happens? Then they review the whole thing again. It goes through the process. And then I should have a passport by, I don't know. I'd say two months. Okay. Are we going anywhere in two months? No, because no.

We're not. What a process, dude. That's really not that hard. I'm still not convinced it's not ice holding this up. Whose fault is it? My mom's. I have to think about it. All right, let's take a break, guys.

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So, I was asked by the other Morgan, who is one of my managers. She goes, hey, this person wants to be on the Bobbycast. and I said, oh, I said, well, I'd consider a home and home. Do you know what that means? I'd consider a home and home. Because the other Morgan number one, as we used to call her, did know what it meant, but then I realized, oh, that's just a straight sports reference.

I shouldn't have just thrown a sports reference. No, I mean, is it like a quick one, a little quickie? That's weird. That oddly got dirty, right? You're weird, Morgan. No, no, no. So a home and home would be, in sports in football or basketball,

it's if you have two games and you do one at your home, one at their home. So each team gets a home game. Oh, yeah, I have never heard that before. Okay. Well, no, I said, I do a home and home with them, and she said, does that mean a home and home? Yeah, that's what I thought.

What? You didn't even know what a home home home? No, no, no, no. So when does a team ever say like that? What situation does a team go like? In college football, if both teams are significant teams where there's not a payout. So let's say if we're playing, if Arkansas is playing like Louisiana Monroe, which I think it's just Louisiana now, we would pay them to come play us and only at our stadium.

We'd never go play theirs. But if you're doing a home and home, like we're playing Notre Dame this year. We're doing a home and home with them. Notre Dame's coming to Fayville and then we're going to Notre Dame. So it's a big game for both and there's no payout because both teams are going to get the benefit of the school coming to their school. Ticket sales, all that stuff. So they do that when they're building the schedule. When it's two teams, it's worthy to both get a home game.

Got it. So this is a podcaster who's significant who was like, hey, they want to come on your podcast. And I was like, I would consider it home and home. They didn't come to my podcast. I'll do it. And then a couple months later, I'll go and do their podcast or vice versa. All I wanted to know is if that was just a sports reference or if Morgan, who's super intelligent,

if she knew what that meant if it somehow got out of sports. I don't think I've even seen it on social media before. Okay. It's just sports. Question. Yeah. You said Morgan's super intelligent. You mean like, what do you mean?

What do you mean by? Yeah, explain that. I'm more intelligent than you are. You can't even read an email. That's not what I'm saying. Super intelligent is like... Why would you ask that? Because I do think Morgan's very smart.

If you said that, I would have just... But what's the difference in very smart and super intelligent? Those words are all the same. Those are synonyms. Variants. Is she super smart? Okay, guys, just because I suck at easy trivia doesn't mean I'm not intelligent. I agree. Well, that's part of it.

Like, she does suck at trivia because you suck at trivia doesn't mean you're not smart in other parts of the world. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So it goes both ways, right? Like there are, so if I'm really good at super easy trivia, am I super intelligent? No. But I'm good at that part of the world. But like you're not at other things.

So. Yeah, but you're not good at other things. You can't put a chair together. Why would you even ask the question? Let me stop this segment or this podcast and go like is more. I do I think. Because you said super intelligent. Do I think Morgan is a really smart person?

I do. Do I think Morgan is also really motivated? I do. Different. Motivation is different. I'm not saying they're the same at all. I think it's a good combination. But to call someone super intelligent is, that's high, high.

What did you have in like school? What was your GPA? I was like, I was a C plus. Okay, I had a 4.0. I graduated summa cum laude. That's different. That's great. That's not different.

It's a part of it. That's literally, no, that's intelligence if you want to put it to that. It could be both. It could be you're smart. It could be you're motivated. You've applied yourself. All that counts, though. You're smart enough to apply yourself.

People don't factor that in. Right. Because you could say, you had a 4.0, but look at like, what's that guy's name and the startup Michael? You're just saying that because you didn't have a 4. No, no, no. I'm saying Bill Gates didn't even graduate college. Okay, but that's one example. I would assume

most people that are extremely successful come from a background of being extremely intelligent and having a background in education. Or having an educated background, I should say. Yeah, something just struck me weird when you said that. You think Morgan's dumb. No, no, no, I don't. What do you think? Morgan is blank.

Morgan is smart. and I would leave it right there. I wouldn't say that Morgan is super intelligent. You know, I think this calls for me not helping you anymore, Eddie. I think you're on your own. And Morgan, this is how you know he didn't construct this and go like, I think this would get some airtime. He said it immediately.

I know. It just struck me weird. It's like when you said it, my head went, what? And you know what? I'm just from now I'm going to let you fumble. I'm not going to help you. I'm not going to pick up your slack. I'm just going to let you fumble.

What does that mean? Because you seem to think. I'm not smart. He did say you're smart. I say you're smart. Super intelligent. He didn't think you're super intelligent. Like super intelligent means you're top of the line intelligence.

It's like sometimes Bobby and I will be talking. You guys are just like analyzing Bobby's words. He was just saying I'm smart just in a different way. No, no. Super intelligent is way different than she is smart. Eddie, go ahead. Sometimes like Bobby and I would be talking and he'll be like, dude, I had dinner with this guy.

He's so smart. And then I'll meet him. I'm like, dude, this guy really is smart. Like that's crazy. And you won't say he's super intelligent. You'll just say he's so smart. And he will be a brilliant person. Like, that's so smart.

I don't even understand what he's saying. Man, you are a hater. So when you hear him saying about Morgan. You gave her the Friday haters. It's coming out of you. So what you're saying is Morgan doesn't jump off the page as super intelligent like the people you've met when Bobby says they're really smart. Yeah. I think Morgan is.

Smart. How do you want to say? Very smart. Morgan's smart. What would you say you are? I wouldn't say smarter. at all. Okay. Do you think she's smarter than you? Yes. Okay. Yeah. I would be like Eddie's, Eddie's like fun. And that makes sense, right? But if you say like, Eddie is so smart,

I'd be like, what? I'd even be like, what are you talking about? What do you think? Lunchbox, do you think you're smarter than Morgan? Yeah. How would you, lunchbox is blank. I would say lunchbox is middle of the road and doesn't imply himself. And doesn't imply himself. Apply himself. I said, like in school. Like in school. I think you said imply. That's okay. Whatever, it doesn't matter. English in my first language. What does that mean? English, is it your first language?

Apply an imply are two different things. But that's okay. I think his tongue just hit the side of his tooth or something. Go ahead. For me in school, like I just didn't apply myself. Like I could have had a 4.0 if I really wanted to study. You sound like screw with Steve now. No, no.

But I just didn't study. Like I could have if I just would have. No, no. I wouldn't do my homework and then I'd pass the test. So then I get a C in the class. It's like, all right, cool. Like, I don't really need to do the homework. work.

Like, it's cool. But do you not hear how that's the same thing? What Scoob was like, I could have done this if I'd have just like applied myself. That's what you're saying. Please don't put me and him together in any sort of category. No, but I'm saying it's the same. It's the same. What he was laughing at you about was going, uh, no, I'm not worried about it.

But he doesn't even go for it though. I don't care. Like, I don't care that I didn't apply myself in school. I did enough to get by and that's all I cared about in school. That's what I wanted to do. I wanted to get by. I wanted to coast. I wasn't there to, uh, why do you say wanted and you like, like it's past tense.

in college? Just in general. Or in school? Because that's what I mean. I didn't, I wasn't there to study. I was there to make friends. All I needed, all I wanted to do was get by. Right. But then would you say it's smart for you to have just gotten by but then wanted and you want so much more like you want money and fame, but you don't do anything for it. Right. I mean, no, it probably wasn't, it probably wasn't the smartest decision I've made. No, I'm saying even now. I would say if you're like, I'm smarter than Morgan, like what are you doing now to show that you're smart. than Morgan. Oh, I mean, just look at me. What does that mean? I don't understand. What the answer? Someone says it's not that smart. Well, what is Morgan do that's so smart? Morgan works hard, is very productive, is trusted by the company. They send her places and invest money in her to do. Like, the company, like, gives Morgan opportunities to grow herself in a lot of different ways. Like how? I just gave you examples when they ship her places to go and cover things. What did you go cover? I went to Las Vegas for Thomas Red. I went to Texas. I went to Texas, yeah. I mean, I've been to Vegas too. I covered Dirk's Bentley.

Morgan, I think you're very smart, Morgan. Thank you. I don't know why I just took random shots out of this. No, I also thought it was funny that Eddie stopped the whole segment for that because I was like, surely he's not going to go, huh. I mean, you said when you say someone is super intelligent. Yeah, the word intelligent is different, man. And super.

Maybe because you're not that intelligent, it's that different to you. Really? Yeah, it gets the same word. Smart and intelligence? I think it doesn't intelligence have the bigger value? One is just a longer word. No, intelligent is better or smart.

It's the same word. It's not the same word. It means the same thing. It just sounded weird. If someone has extremely high intelligence or extremely high smarts, it's the same thing. That sounds weird. It's the same thing.

You know, Eddie, it's also like, like I can teach myself all the new programs that they come at us and I teach myself to then teach you. Morgan, I could do that too. Like, I could YouTube it. Everybody always goes, I could do that too. You're doing that one.

But you don't. You're jumping in here. Oh, I could do that if I wanted to. She acts like she's around me all the time when I'm like, I figure stuff out all the time. She's around you a lot when you're like, please help me. But we're comparing this. I'm done. I'm done with this.

Morgan's very smart. She's super intelligent. She is. She is. Not the same thing. It's not. She's very motivated. She's disciplined.

She's smart enough to be disciplined. What about street smart? What is that even? That's totally different, right? That's real world smart. Like, she may be book smart. Okay. I'm just asking.

I would say I'm more street smart than I am book smart. Oh, my gosh. Are you serious? I mean, you can't even drive to the gas station. I have a 401k and I have a lot of stuff thrown myself. That's not street smart. Yes, it is. I taught myself how to understand the stock market.

What is street smart? I think street smarts would be having to figure out yourself in a difficult-ish real-life situation. Like on the streets? Well, they say streets, but you're not literally on the streets, but it's like making wise decisions in real-life situations.

Yes. But you think you're street-smart? You've never had to be on a street. You grew up in a easy neighborhood. He does ride his bike on the street, though. Now he does. He's developing street smarts now. All right, sorry, interrupted that bit.

Go ahead, dude. No, I was just curious as to why you did that. This is weird. When you said it, it was like, wow, that's weird. We do have to send Morgan on a day trip. It has to be Cleveland. It has to be Cleveland. Oh, the streets.

It has to be Cleveland because we committed to Cleveland. Now Cleveland's already excited about it. Oh, they know she's coming. Yes, we said it. Now Cleveland's like blowing me up. The whole city's like, we can't wait to see Morgan. So I can't back off of Cleveland. But it's been difficult looking at the flights because she gets in.

So I have two properties because I'm paying for this. It's like the company paying for it. I'm paying for it. So we've got two ways we can do this. One, we can either, you can either go on a weekend, or I have a flight where you can leave at 9.30 a.m. It's a nonstop southwest. It's an hour and a half flight. You get there at noon. And you have noon until 7.30. You found a 7.30 at night? There's a connection back, though, so you don't get back until 11. But I don't care. What time you go to bed? It's not me flying, right? Exactly. How bad is it? Like, how long am I traveling for that night? The only thing is I don't like connections because it causes for delay.

You're not straight smart. Seven to 11. This is the tough part of a day trip. Like, I mean, this is a day trip. But this is why the day trips tend to be nonstop. So, like, you don't deal with delays. Hey. That's what that's the whole.

Hey, how much were it cost to Uber her to Cleveland? Oh, dude. That would be so expensive. Uber her back. Do Cleveland to Nashville. Oh my gosh. That's a long ways. Okay.

So four hours of travel coming back on a plan, right? That's exactly what it is. So four hours in an Uber would be. the same? No. Airplanes go fast on the cars. It's eight hours. It is an eight hour drive. I'm saying what's the drive? Yeah, the dumbest thing ever heard.

What's the drive to Cleveland? You just said four hours on a drive. It's probably six and a half hour. It's eight hour, 17 minutes. Okay, there you go. I would have guessed wrong. Okay. You think planes and cars go the same speed? No. She's not going direct. I said, I calculated the four hours of travel time on a plane

versus what's the drive from Cleveland and Nashville. It just sounded like you were going. We're smart, man. 521 miles. Oof. What's the Uber price? It doesn't even give me an option. It gives me an option to rent a car on Uber. That's interesting.

I wonder if we rented a car back and you just dropped it off here. Yeah, I think at that point I'd rather do the not nonstop. Because I think the drive is at least eight hours. Yeah. Yeah. So I could get you there. I just leave at 9.30 in the morning and you get back at 11. And you could come in later the next morning.

That wouldn't be a problem. Would you want to do that? Say that one more time. Sorry, I was reading comments. No, I'm saying you could do that. Leave it, your flight at 9.30. Do the day trip in Cleveland. Leave at 7.30.

Get back at 11. And you could even come in late the next morning because you'd be getting back in late. Yeah, I could do that. Would you do that? Mm-hmm. Because round trip, it looks like it's $315. I don't want paying that. What?

Can I interject? Oh, my God, please. I feel like she needs to come in on time because that's the whole point of a day trip. Like, the whole point of a day trip is like, hey, squeeze it in. trip is nonstop flights and we're doing something I don't think the point of a day trip is nonstop flights. That's what the trend is going.

Everybody's doing nonstop. It's getting there and back. It's doing it all in one day. Eddie, I don't understand your point. Like if you're giving her, oh, you can come in late. Normal people wouldn't be able to do that on a day trip. This is not normal. Normal people don't have their boss pay for them to go on a fun trip in the

middle of day. That's true. Dang, you're a hater today, man. No, no, no. I'm just trying to do this right. You're not doing anything. You're right. You're doing it.

it and you're paying for it. The point is she would go, she would shoot content the whole time, load it up to our YouTube, talk about it the next day. She'd come in later, she could, she could come in for the podcast and we do this part two. Or the show, I don't know, but we can figure it out. Or she didn't have to come in late. She'd just get in late. We've done that before. Had award shows. Didn't get until midnight. Just get up until midnight. Just get up and get our butts to work. So the only way I could find it, Morgan, unless you want to come back, do like four hours there and come back? No, we can do that other one. Okay. The worst one, I saw one that was leaving at 5 a.m. You still don't get into like close to noon and that was rough. Because that's

what this is. You get into at noon, but you don't have to leave until 9.30. Yeah. Or 7.30. 7. No, 9.30. You leave at 9.30 in the morning. Yes, but the night one is 7. And you fly back at 7.30. Okay. And there's one stop in, I don't know. Where's MDW? I think it's midway. Chicago. Oh, Chicago. Yeah. Okay. All right. All right. We'll get that's going. I think that's fun. And Cleveland wants to see you. And I want to see Cleveland. There you go. You know how many people have sent me stuff to go see? I'm excited. Are you not going to

do with the... Rock and Roll Hall of Fame you have to go to. Yeah, because that's what Bobby's assistant said to do. Yeah. Rock and roll is one of them. And then there was a few different things. It's on the water too, which is cool. The city? Yeah. So you're going to run a car? It's on Lake Michigan. No, you can just Uber and walk around.

Cleveland's on Lake Michigan? You probably just go downtown. I don't know if it's Lake Michigan. There's a lake right there. You probably just go downtown and everything's downtown. So it's like walking and Ubering in, right? Yeah, I would imagine so. Taking a game. Have you ever been to Cleveland? I've never been to Ohio. I don't think I've ever been to Cleveland.

I've been to Cincinnati. How's that? Didn't mind it. I like the campus. We went to Cincinnati. Ray went with us to that football one. The football stadium is in the middle of the campus. It's like in a hole. Yeah, but they're so far apart because Cincinnati's definitely doable.

Cleveland way too far. But yeah, it's a huge state. Morgan, it's Lake. Erie. It is one of the Great Lakes. One of the Great Lakes. Yeah. I knew, I just saw water. I didn't really research more. Ramundo wants to know who somebody in the

industry you want to meet that's new or you haven't had the chance to meet. Why? Who do you want to meet? Well, I screwed up with Toby Keith. I always knew I needed to get a picture with him and my wife even told me. She'd say, hey, his health isn't great. If he comes in studio, get a picture with him. He came in studio, didn't get a picture, and then sadly, tragically, he passed away a month later.

Okay. So, if there's somebody that comes in here, I need take advantage of taking a picture with him. Eddie's now goobering out on every guest for some reason. Right. So Eddie's kind of led me down this path and my wife why are you weird and out on every guest now? What are you talking about? I get pictures because

you never know how long this is going to last. I want pictures with these people. But we've been doing the show for I don't know 15 years here. And I have pictures with everyone. You don't. And sometimes you'll jump and I don't, whatever. But then you'll chase him out of the room sometimes. Yeah. Well, just to change the background. So it's not all on the stage. You know what I mean? Eddie's now getting paid on

Instagram and so he wants every picture. It's not true. That's not true. Yes, it is. No, no, that is true. I do get paid on Instagram, but that's not why I'm doing it. I really want these memories. Because, like, you know, Garth Brooks, we've met multiple times. So if Garth comes in, I'm not going to ask for a picture. I already have one.

Ray, I'm sorry to cut you off. No, I was just saying that my wife said, when Zach Topp and Gavin Adcock come in, I have to get a picture with them. They've both been in the past 30 months. Right. And so that's definitely my fault. But next time they swing by, I'm grabbing their arm and getting a picture with them. Zach Topps on, we recorded that.

He even performed. It's going to be on next Friday show because when his album comes out. I got a picture of him. Of him or with him? No, with him, with him. It's pretty cool. Okay.

Is it unacceptable? Like what? No, it's just how you do it. What do I do? You're kind of like, what they call him a gurmie? I try to do it while he's already up there with you. Like, real quick.

No, he starts to walk off and he goes, oh, hold on. And he starts to jump. Like, you're just, the way you say it is really weird. Maybe I just need to work on my approach. Because I do want that. picture with him. Yeah, I hear you.

Sometimes it just feels kind of gross how you do it. Gross? Kind of. I don't know how to do it. I don't even really want to get pictures. It's not because I don't want to. I'm just like, ah, it's a professional environment. And Morgan's like, Bobby did you get up to get a picture.

I got it. I love it. That's great. So when Morgan goes, hey, Bobby, instead, she'll go like, hey. Are you going to ask her for a favor after you just told her she was done? No, no. I'm saying to make it not so gross. She can be like, Bobby and Eddie, pictures.

Bobby and Eddie. Nope. I'm good on that. Yeah. I mean, listen, I don't care what you do. You get a picture or whatever, but it is weird how you're the one that jumps up there every time. I mean, I feel like you guys, well, Bobby, you always get a picture. But I feel like eventually everyone's going to want to get pictures.

Then we're here all day. That's true. So we can't do that, guys. Do not jump on pictures. I literally don't care. I just thought it was funny because I think that's what inspired Ray, that segment. What is an – who is like an artist, though, that we have never met that I would like to meet? I can't think of one.

I feel like we've met them all. Yeah, if we haven't met him, I don't know who they are. Right? Like, I'm thinking even like a classic country artist. Maybe we've never met. I know Travis Tritt's never been on the show. That's true. I've never met him.

But he like blocked me and blocked half the show at one morning. What about Alan Jackson? See how we've met him? We met him, I've opened for him once or played right before him, and so I got him on stage. I didn't get a picture about talking with him. Dang, he probably won't come in because he's a lot of tour. But I don't think he's been in here, has he?

No, he's been on Zoom with us before. Yeah, but never. in studio. Yeah, he sent me a guitar. He did? That's cool. He said keep a country. And then I thought,

is he insulting me? Or is he, is that just his thing? Oh, no, that's his line. Turns out it's his thing. Yeah, yeah. I was like, Helen Jackson just sent me a guitar

saying, hey, bro, no more Friday morning dance party. That's funny. A man in Indiana was arrested after allegedly using prop money to buy a used Chrysler 300. Cash? Like, he just walked in with a briefcase?

Yeah, this guy, he hit up a seller on Facebook Marketplace and used a fake name and then got there. He gave him $500, cash but it was prop money and on it it says propmoney.com. I mean, we have that. It's so real.

It looks really. It's so real. That's from Local 12. You did watch Amy Bradley? Dude. Yes. It's weird too. You know what's crazy is when I got on, it's on Netflix, right?

When I got on Netflix, it had like immediately when I clicked on Amy Bradley it said like continue episode three. I'm like, I've never watched this. My son watched it on his own. So we've had some good conversations. conversations about it. It's tough to talk about it because I don't think anybody's watched it. But it's good, huh? It's phenomenal.

It's one of those that you watch and you think about for a while. Like, I just can't stop thinking about it. Yeah. Can't even say anything else. See, I've watched episode one. I've already come to my conclusion. It's tough because those episode one and two, sometimes they take you somewhere just to pull you away later.

Yes, yes. And they do that in this a bit too. They kind of give you a, all kinds of options. Yeah, they lure you down some holes and go like, this is probably it. Or, well, can I say something? How much can we say? Well, here's what I want to say. Does anybody not want to hear us talk about Amy Bradley that feels like it's spoiling it? Because I feel like it's a news story and I feel like I knew everything I'm about to say before I even watched the show. I just learned more details about it. I will say that I didn't know anything before I watched the show.

I didn't watch anything. Let's talk about it then. And anybody does want to hear this. We'll do like five more minutes on it and we'll be done. Okay. Let's talk about it. Mike, do you want to hear about it? I want to hear about it. I probably won't watch it, so go ahead. Ray, you good? I'm good. If it's real life documentaries, you can say whatever you want. Okay. Amy Bradley goes on a cruise ship, what, 98, 99 or so? 98. Yep. And she's on with her family and her brother, mom and dad and brother. And all of a sudden, she's gone. And they're like, what? Where did she go? And then throughout the whole series, it's eyewitnesses talking about how they've seen her since.

And they have run-ins with her on islands. And they talk, one person talked to her in a bathroom. one guy who was in the military was like I didn't tell the military because I was at a brothel but she was working in the brothel and there are pictures of her working on like a adult site that they sent when she was older they sent to the family going I think this is her and they did all the matching and it matched

but they can't find her and so then they blame like a guitar bass player on the boat for a while yellow yeah yellow yeah and so in the end can I say something about the bass player there's no conclusion as soon as they showed

the video of the bass player doing the bass and shaking his hips, I'm like, that's the dude. That's the dude. That's what I thought, Eddie. As soon as I saw that clip, I'm like, that's the dude. Here's what shocked me, though. And this is just episode of one, so I don't even know what happens later on. Like, I can't believe when they pull into Carousel, which is where, you know, an hour before they get to Carousel,

they're like, hey, they alert the boat, this girl's missing. I can't believe they let the people off the boat. And I understand that they have a business to run, but they also have a, to protect the people. A missing person. What's crazy is they're all, if you look into it, a lot of people go missing a lot of boats. I know. And if they did that every time, there'd be no boats, they'd go back. And I agree. It felt weird. I felt so weird. The guy's like,

sorry, man, we're not going to ruin everybody else's vacation. I'm like, oh. I just thought, like, the whole trafficking situation, like, that is, that system is kind of a system that never ends. Like, you got people from America or from all over the country coming in to those little islands every week. Over 20 people a year ago missing from cruise ships. Wow. A year. What do I think happen?

And I think I said this in a Bobbycast. You ever heard of Wacham's Razor? No. It's whatever the simplest thing is is usually what happens. She probably fell off the side. Oh, you think so? If I were to bet money, I think it's close. I think if they put the odds out, it'd be like, did she fall off the side at plus 110? Did

she get traffic plus 180? Like, I think it's close. Pretty close. What about What about the police saying that usually we find bodies? Because they were so close to the area. Yeah, Corosal police were like, oh, we know this water. I've lived here in my whole life. I hear you. I feel you.

And I think that definitely could happen. And if that scenario happened, because I think it's close, she probably was, because they were like, she liked a party. She might have got out of the boat looking for drugs or with yellow or with somebody else. And then all of a sudden they got her. And then it's like, well, then why wouldn't she leave? Maybe they have her kid.

Maybe she got pregnant. And then they're like, hey, we have your kid. because in the bathroom, they were like, she was talking about seeing her kid. Can we see the kids? Yes. And so you're not going to go in another weird part of it, too, when they track the IPs from that site. You haven't seen this part, lunch, wow. They put up all the pictures of her family, and those IP addresses would stay on holidays on those pictures for long amounts of time.

The data would say that the pictures of, like, the family, somebody in those islands were staying on those pictures for more than like 40 minutes. On holidays and birthdays. Who would do that? So they're like, maybe that's her. There's a lot. There's a lot. See, just like from watching the first episode, I was like, those two girls on the deck, see yellow and her go up the elevator. And then five minutes later, he comes down without her. I'm like, okay, he took her off the boat somehow.

And that's where she ended up. You know what I thought. It's three episodes. The episodes aren't super long. I think you didn't watch all three episodes. I feel like if I were betting it, here's a hundred bucks bet on it. What happened? It's probably fell overboard.

But I'm not dedicated to that. But it's like someone doesn't stay gone that long for the most part and not make contact if they're able, if they're on a computer, if they're running around an island. And she would be how old now? She was 23 then. Probably like 49 or 50. So like 50. I'm guessing. So say like she's 50.

How long do you stay in that sex trafficking deal? Well, it's not even that. How long do you stay away and not reach out and connect with your family, regardless of if you're not trafficked anymore? I'd say you're still there. She'd be 51. Yeah, but I don't know. Because it definitely could have happened. Dang, dude.

It's so sad. Like, just thinking of the family. All of it. Think about it. Oh, so sad. Her parents are like, we're not going to ever go to sleep, not thinking about this.

And then her brother is like, I'm, you know, old. I don't have any kids because I don't want to go through that. He's like, I've been traumatized by watching parents lose their kid

and not die, but just not know. I never had kids because of that. Yeah. Oh, man. Crazy. Good series. What about the guy next door?

Nah, I feel like just a weird dude. I feel like... Definitely weird that he goes to cruise alone and... And talks around the barrier. Like, I can just lean over. Like, you don't... It's like, it'd be easy to climb around.

And the fact that his neighbors heard him talking... Really loud. Even though he was alone. The weird... Whatever. I don't want... We're going on a cruise and I don't want to get freaked out. Don't be freaked out.

We're all there together. I know. I've never been on a cruise and we're doing a big cruise for us. And I'm like... Nah. But we're all... all friends on this group. We're all there together. We're all there together. We're going to be looking out for Bobby Bones is missing. Yeah, I don't want that. I don't want to, I don't want to. I see yellow on our

crews though, dude. He's don't. Yellow's daughter shows up in the third episode. You haven't seen that lunchbox. And it's like, I was asking my dad about it because it's fishy because he had all those pictures of all the white women in his bag, they said. Why would he have all those pictures in there? Well, just but if he's like, I flirted. If he's a perv, I don't know if he's a perv or not, but they don't have to court. He doesn't have to have pictures and he's a perv and also have to be a murderer against people. into sex trafficking or other one of those. Those don't have to exist together.

Could they? Sure. Because the picture was missing. But you can be a purve without being someone that's abducting people and put them into sex trafficking. The picture was missing. Yeah. No, no, yeah. I agree. It's tough.

And then everyone being friendly to her when she was on the boat, like, where's Amy? But also, she was, like, young and attractive. Yeah, she was one of the younger ones on the boat, so. That's just generally people treat prettier people better. Gosh, what a crazy story What a crazy story But we didn't ruin it You can still watch it

Because I knew all this Before I jumped in I would watch it I'll finish it All right we are We are done Hope you guys have a great weekend Can I apologize to Morgan

Morgan? Morgan you're smart I just want to apologize You said she was smart A long time ago I know but I don't want to make her feel like she's not I think you aren't apologizing For what you said I think you're apologizing for how it was received

And for her feeling about what you said I don't think you have any remorse about what you said I don't think you've changed your mind about I don't feel like you've changed your mind about what you said. I feel like you just don't. No, not because I still believe that. You don't want to deal with the repercussions. Highly intelligent? Yeah, very intelligent. Very intelligent. Very intelligent. Whatever was. Next level. But you still don't believe it. So why are you apologizing?

Just the way she, I don't want to make her feel. He's apologizing because he still needs her to do things for him. No, not true. Not true. I just don't want her to feel like she's not smart. Morgan, you're smart. I don't want her to go home and be like, I'm not smart. Do you think she takes what you say and goes home and pouts about it? I don't know what people think. I don't know. Morgan, I think you're very intelligent. Thanks, Bobby. And I appreciate the apology, Eddie. And I also said that not from a place of me having to say it.

I just said it naturally. Yeah, you just said it in the beginning, just talking about other things. Yeah. Okay. Eddie, sorry, you don't believe that. Your apology, not accepted, not for me. Because I don't think you really meant it. We'll see you guys on Monday.

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