The Bobby Bones Show - Friday Post Show (6-18-21)

Episode Date: June 18, 2021

Bobby talks about Jessie James Decker being in Greece for vacation for a month. We also check in with Eddie for the last time we will see him before he starts walking from West Virginia down to Tennessee. He talks about what he is most the afraid of during the walk…it’s what he may encounter aside from the walk itself. Bobby also shares an awful story about an elderly man getting mugged and his cane stolen. It reminds Bobby of when he used to play in shady Poker games. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Again, top-shelfcountrycruise.com or 888-381-4420. It's time for the Bobby Bones post show. Here's your host, Bobby Bones. Do you follow Jesse James Decker or Eric Decker on Instagram? I don't think so. They've been in Greece for like a month. It looks like the greatest family trip of all time. Man.

They got the best looking kids. I guess when you have two people that are like great-looking adults, you get great-looking kids? Yeah. But man, this grease stuff, that's where it's at. You've been to Greece? No. When did he go to Greece?

I don't know. Who knows? True. Who knows where this guy is on the weekends? It's crazy, but they've been at it for like a month. I guess when you're an NFL player too, and you were at high level for a long time. You just got money to blow.

But I'm sure she has money too. But, I mean, the water is so blue. Dang. Anyway, I was scrolling through that right before we came on at the post show here. This is the last time we'll talk to Eddie. Well, at least on the air before you go off and do your walk.

It starts Monday. It starts Sunday in real life because we couldn't actually do it starting Monday and you to get back and us to live a happy life. Yeah, I pretty much have to be on the road going by Monday morning. We just don't want it to be, if it does end up being longer than we think, which it could be.

You could hurt your calf, you could give it by a snake, hit by a car, who knows? What? Right, right, who knows? All that stuff. We wanted to make sure we put a little padding on the end to make sure you could actually do it and we don't finish on a Saturday of next week. Right, which that would be terrible. That would be terrible. We'd just say, screw it, Eddie, come home, get money back.

You failed. But you're going to start on Sunday. Do we have the promo that Eddie made? Is it available yet? We do, but I didn't change the ending. Oh, not yet. I have to do a little edit on it. It's so good.

Thank you. I watched it on your Instagram, which is at producer Eddie, and I sent Mike a note, and I did that little airplane, and I sent it over to him. I was like, hey, this has got to be a radio promo. It's so good. Thank you. Yeah. We were walking, and my wife did the walk.

That was one of our 10-mile walks, and my wife was doing it with me. And I was like, you need to get footage of me. And she's like, what are you doing? Like, why? And she's doing the awkward, you know, like, camera right in my face. I'm like, trust me, I got an idea. And it turned out pretty good, so I showed it to her. She's like, okay, it was pretty cool.

Let me play it for you? Oh, I watched it. It's good. Yeah. I'll play it for the listener there. Let's see here. You guys follow producer Eddie because he'll be on his Instagram doing this. Hey, you got 220,000 followers.

Yeah. It's been going up at all lately? It's been going. A lot of people have been tagging, which has been awesome. Okay, here we go. My name is producer Eddie, and a couple of months ago, on our radio show, I opened my big mouth. Eddie claims that if you really love someone, that going from Westfield, Virginia down to Tennessee is not that far in distance.

And if you're wondering where that comes from, it's this song right here. It's such a short distance, Eddie claims he himself could go from West Virginia to Tennessee. What do you need to walk from West Virginia to Tennessee? When I was at home, I see my two foster kids sitting there. So I have decided that $10,000 to this charity, the National Angels, And I will walk from West Virginia down to Tennessee carrying love on my back. And now here I am going to walk this Sunday from West Virginia down to Tennessee. We've raised over $50,000 already and we are not stopping.

Follow me on my journey as I walk from West Virginia down to Tennessee here on my Instagram. That's great. Awesome. Man. I saw another radio account post it going, this is what it's about right here. Yeah. Like, just the radio element of it, the charity element of it, how interesting it is. Yeah, I mean, it's pretty cool how it's just started as something so dumb, like, a dumb problem I had with the song to, like, raising money and actually making a difference.

And now I'm going to walk for four days across the mountains of Virginia. And it's going to be, honestly, I'm excited. I really am, but I'm scared. I'm a little scared because I've talked to so many people that have done this before. And they're like, dude, you got to be careful with, like, dogs. You got to make sure you ice your legs out. Is that the big thing that Jimmy Wayne told you? He said, it's like you don't think about this, but dogs come out of nowhere.

Like you're walking in the middle of the country and there's a house or a farm and dogs just ro ro ro ro ro ro ro and he said, whatever you do, 99.9% of the time, they're not going to bite you, just don't move. And I'm like, ooh, I don't know what that. Whatever you do, keep your firearm close. Definitely had not thought of dogs. Yeah. So are you nervous about the actual walking or the things that can happen while walking? I think it's more of the things that can happen while walking. I mean, one of the roads, I would say 70% of the walk is going to be on a somewhat busy highway, not an interstate, but somewhat busy highway that goes through the mountains.

And I'm a little worried about that. The cars? Cars. I'm going to have scuba behind me in the car and he'll be blocking any kind of traffic. But still, you know, they, I mean, you know, people driving. Who knows what they'll do? That's going to be tougher scuba, though, to just stay at a car moving at your pace. at your page. Yeah. I mean, does he just come check

in with you every 10 minutes? I'm going to make him drive one mile per hour behind me. I don't know that's possible. Yeah, because cars are going to get irritated. Yeah. And then are we going to have problems with the law? You know, at some point, cops are going to be like, whoa, what are you guys doing here? Like, what is this? And then you're out of town. No, you're getting out of town. Yeah, hey,

man. You're walking out of town. I'm getting out of here. You step over the line where they can't arrest you anymore. It's like, Duke's a hazard. As you cross the line. That Al Dean song, too. He's like, get out of this town. I don't know that one. Remember where he flips off the sun. That's probably all of them. He flips that off the sun? What song is that, Mike D?

Middle finger in the rear view or something? Yeah, my middle finger is the rear view out of this town. This song? I'm telling you it sounds like every Aldine song. I just can't place which one it is. Well, so anyway, Eddie will start on Sunday. You can follow him, producer Eddie and watch along on Sunday. You can, I'm sure Scuba will have the Ballybones account rolling too over a bit, but not

while driving. I mean, it's up to him. I don't know what he's going to be doing back there. I think it's weird to think he's going to roll behind you. whole time now. I'm going to need that protection is the only problem. Like on that stretch of highway, I'm going to need that protection. On the country roads, which I think is about 30% of the drive, that's okay, no problem. He can be behind me, he can be in front of me. I doubt there's going to be a lot of traffic out there. Sunday it starts. Hopefully we finish next week. Basically a hundred mile walk from West Virginia to Tennessee. This is awful. A thief mugged an 82-year-old man in New York City, but when he wouldn't give up the money, the thief punched him and then stole his cane.

Ooh. That's a low blow. That's a special breed of bad human. Yeah. Not even just someone who needs money. If you need money and you can't get it, you go, oh, crap, then you run off. You try to rob them. You go, oh, crap, you run away.

But you don't punch the old man in the face and then steal his cane. That's the worst part about it. Yeah. Like in hell, he'll have to not answer for the, they're trying to steal the money. Because who knows, it may have been hungry. Maybe. Then that's not good, but still. But you know how when people rob places.

How would you steal a cane? But, well, I'm getting there. You know how, like, sometimes when they, rob people, they like take all your clothes off so they don't chase them afterwards? This 82-year-old guy wasn't going to catch him on foot any. I'm just wondering if it was more of like, take your cane, see if you can follow me after

I leave. Whenever I used to play a lot of poker in these like warehouses and underground games, they would rob the game and tell everybody to get naked when they robbed them so they wouldn't come after them. Exactly. And I missed two robberies by a day. Never got robbed playing poker. That's why I stopped playing these games.

I can't believe you did that. But it was fun. But did you not feel shady being in the... Until it wasn't fun. A little bit. There was a little edge to it, but also was winning. Not every time, because you don't win every time playing poker. But I was winning at a...

Just making... Just being in the money at like 60% of the time. So I was winning. And I was like, wow, I found something I'm good at. And it's kind of shady. And I can't go to jail. I'm not going to go to jail for this. You're not?

Oh, you wouldn't? No. Not even like a raid? No, not for getting in a poker game. Really? Yeah. Okay. No one ever.

got arrested for who gets in trouble oh no no no I was covering the news the people that were running it yes they would because well you can play poker even in places where you can't gamble you can gamble but somebody can't take a part of it like the house can't take 5% of it like whenever you're in Vegas

if you're playing you'll see a little hole in the table all the chips around when it's all done they push a little bit in that hole and the money goes out that money in the hole is what makes it illegal in places where the house can't take money got it but these houses were taking part of the money I wasn't that's the difference between us having poker night at the house and people hosting

like, okay, got it. Poker nights are legal. Unless the poker night house is taken 2% of every pot then it's not legal. Yeah, it is as I would say, illegal. Yes, that's what they say. Snapchat is shutting down a feature. Did you ever see the thing? And I haven't been on Snapchat in a while, but it would tell you how fast you were

going. No. There was a filter you'd swipe to. And so what was happening, which, duh, people were going as fast as they could to show just how fast. they could get the filter because you couldn't fake it. There was no manipulating it. And so Snapchat has now shut it down because everybody was reckless driving. Oh, yeah. I could see how that could cause a lot of accidents.

Is that how we were measuring Ray's fastball? No, not fastball. He said he could throw a baseball at 70 miles an hour. I didn't know if Snapchat started that. No, we had a gun, right? Yeah, we did. And then when Ray ran a sprint, we used a car, but that was way off. Got way.

Oh, the car. Yeah, basically. They ran beside the car. So dumb. And it was like the same speed of an Olympic sprinter. And Ray was like, I told you. So Snapchat has shut that one down. You met Wycliffe, Jean?

Yeah. What? I did. Well, I went to that Haiti event that I told you about. So I became friends, like, randomly through the adoption process. I mean, I used to go to Haiti, like, four times a year for several years. And became friends with the former prime minister. and he put out a book

and he was celebrating the book launch here in Nashville and Wyclef is Haitian. He's a Haitian rapper. Like if you go to Wikipedia, it says Haitian rapper. And it was really cool. Like they were up there on this panel and I walked right in and I saw Laurent Lamont. He said to tell you hi. I guess you've met him too.

Probably. Somewhere. But he's like, oh, I think he literally sent me a DM on Instagram afterwards because he was in Nashville. Maybe he was listening to the show. He said, he always says Amy, like on DMs. Amy, please tell Bobby. I love. love his show. Maybe he just says, listen.

Yeah. I don't know that I met him. I don't know. Well, he knows me well enough to know you. So he was down the street from our studio at this hotel doing the launch. So I walked down there in a part of the event and I walked in and I hadn't seen him in a long time and it was awesome to see him. And the first person he introduced me to was, oh, Amy, come here, come here.

I'm sure you know Wycliffe. And I'm like, nope, actually, never met him. And so then I met him. I'm sure you know White Cliff. Well, I think he thinks like here in America. I mean, I don't know. He's not, that if I'm in music and I probably have met Whitecliffe somehow and I'm like, nope, I haven't. But it was really cool.

He was very nice. Here are the best Wycleft songs, which by the way, Wyclef was part of the Fugees back in the day. Yes. But even as a solo artist he had hits. But first, as a Fuji, duh, strum in my paintings. Which, by the way, isn't a Fuji song. It's a cover. It's a cover, yeah.

Ready or not. Here I go. Yeah. That was a good one. Um, let's see. What was the, uh, there was another one he did that was a cover. It was like, come a chameleon? No, no, no, no, no, no.

Mike, what do you have over there? Gone to November. Oh, gone to November. Oh, that is good. I begone to November. I beg on to November. Yeah. Oh, this is a good one.

Dang, I forgot about this. Me too. Oh, man, I used to jammed at this. Me too. I just feel sad. I used to feel sad then turn this on. Oh, that's a good one. Keep it out.

I'm sitting back in a room. The lights are off. She's crying. And then my voice comes in, pow, in the middle of the night, and this is what I told her for you. That's a good one.

So he did, we trying to stay alive, which had a stay in a live sample in it. That's what I was thinking of. So look, we trying to stay alive. This was a jam. I used to play this on like sounding light shows back in the day.

There it is. Oh, there it is. Come on, come, come on. Here's the part where I was like, that I couldn't do. There is. There is. Hey. Come on.

And he goes, let me clear. Keep it out, keep it up. I haven't heard of this forever. Where the friends Material girl Living in a material world But it's all right Because it's Saturday night

So Mr. Funkmaster Pump the B-G's And all you college students Playing whee G's Check the spelling R-E F-U-G-E He sing this And you were there?

He did not He had a guitar though Like an electric He was like Doing background music When I walked in Just for people ambiance Oh he didn't sing sing

No he was just part of the panel My part just went Oh Amy was talking over I was at he asking a question Anyway, the end. Remember Sweetest Girl, Dollar Bill? Do you remember that one from Whitecliffe?

See if you can find Sweetest Girl, Mike. This is from when I used to be back in pop radio. And I play this stuff. Mm-hmm. You remember the same thing? Yes. You do? Yeah.

She wine for the bill. Wrig. Thanks. All right. Enough, White Club. He did Shakira. He did hip, yeah. Yeah.

Yeah. Did you get a picture with him or no? No, I got video of him. Yeah, it's not always weird. Well, they were on the panel, so I mean, I took some, like, Instagrams. It's just weird when, if someone's like, because I was at the opera of the day shooting, and we were doing some, we do a lot backstage at the opera. And someone, they were doing a tour through.

And I was like, hey, everybody. And I was kind of being funny. I was like, hey, this is the opera. I, like, took over for the person that leads them on the tour. And I was like, this room over here, been in there once. People still talk about that one time I was in there. You know, so I'm doing a little schick, whatever. This woman goes, oh, can I get a picture?

And I was like, sure, she goes, and I was like, come on over here. She goes, no, I don't want it with you. I just want one of you. I'm like, how do you stand for that? Yeah. That's my thing. It's like, red carpet.

I don't know how to stand. I'm like, uh, and so I'm like, no, let's just take one together. So I was flying back once, I don't know what it was from. We landed, and I was on the same flight with Gavin deGraw. Who I really didn't know that well up into the point. We flew together, and we talked a whole time. And it was before, played our show, Raging Idiot Show, and that's how

I kind of met him to make that ask when he played our million dollar show. But I watched him cut a lot of awkwardness out of that when someone comes up and it's like, hey, can I get a picture of? And he goes, hey, come here. And he grabs their phone, boom, selfie. Here you go. Just all the awkward, because people don't want to bother anyone. I'm in the same way when I'll take a picture for somebody. I'm like, I don't want to bother. Do I just

but I just saw him go, hey, cool, here you go. Grab's a phone, boom, selfie. Here you go. And they're happy, you're happy. Everybody's happy. Yeah. I saw Keith. Thurban do that too. I guess it's like a pro tip. That was the pro tip. It cuts the awkwardness for everyone.

The person asks him for the picture of the person because she was like, I don't, I'll just take one of you. I'm like, no, no, no, no, that's really awkward for me. I'm happy to take one with you. So, but that's cool. You met Wycliffe. Yeah, he was really nice. Let's see here. I have a list of stuff I might have wanted to get to.

I have two other things here. Morgan watched two big new movies out. Let's talk about these. Number one is Wish Dragon. Never heard of it. What is Wish Dragon? So it's on Netflix, and it's an animated movie by, what's the guy's name, the karate guy, the director. Ralph Machio.

No. Bruce Lee. Jackie Chan. Jackie Chan. Okay, you just said to, you just agreed to two. Bruce Lee's dead, guys. No, I believe it's Jackie Chan. It's by his studios, but it's like all about that Asian culture, and it's a Wish Dragon that comes out and,

basically it's like a new version of Aladdin and it's a really perfect cartoon that I think Eddie and Lunchbox should watch with their families. Oh. Oh, with their families, not themselves. No. No, like I loved it as an adult, but I also know that like the guys probably wouldn't sit and watch it. But I do think like it's a perfect family movie for anybody to watch.

And it kind of talks about like growing up as a kid. So it's good. What do you rate it? Four out of five ten cans. Four out of five is pretty strong. Yeah, yeah. And then you watched in the heights,

which I've seen people talk about. Is that good? Yeah, so if you liked Hamilton, watching Hamilton or any kind of musical-based movie, it's just like that. Same guy, too, right? Yeah, it has a lot of the same actors from Hamilton in it.

What's your guy's name? Lynn Manuel. That's a lot of it. Everybody I saw and wouldn't ask for a picture. Are you with me? Yeah, I rode an elevator with him. Wait, what? I was awkward with him and I was like, I just kind of took a picture of him.

Oh, you took a picture of him. But he didn't know. That's the difference. He didn't know. I was doing the Kennedy Center honors for Reba when I had to go up and do like some stand-up at the beginning of introducing her. And he was there getting the award too. Yeah.

And so we're just sitting in a room together and I'm like, there's an Hamilton guy. And Mike and I are looking at each other like, I want to get a picture, but I'm awkward I don't know what to do. So I was just like, all right, there it is. Got me a picture. Is he little? Yeah, he looks little. Smallish.

He's not Danny DeVito. Not like Ray. Maybe a little taller. A little bit. Yeah. At one point I went to go to the bathroom and I was in the elevator with all the Hamilton guys. I was like, what is happening? Were they doing a scene?

I was like, oh. Eliza. So this is, Morgan, this is a lot of music in the Heights. Yes, a lot of music. It really, it has a lot of similarities. to Hamilton in the way that the music is sung and that there's like acting, there's parts where there's talking.

But it's super motivational, and there were moments that I definitely teared up. So I do suggest that for everyone to watch, as long as you like musically inspired movies. What do you rate that one? I rate that one, three and a half out of five fire hydrants. Sounds like I needed more dragons.

Yeah, I'm big on animated movies, so those I always lean towards. Well, movie Mike watched it too. What did you think about in the Heights? Well, I liked Hamilton, but for this one, I feel it was harder to follow along because they do that kind of same thing where it's just a lot of singing for a lot of the movie, and you're trying to follow along with the dialogue

and what's actually happening. So I got a little bit lost in it. I didn't really like it that much. Is it about Hispanic culture? Yeah. I felt that part it was cool because I identified a lot with that, but overall the story, it didn't really do it for me. So what do you rate it?

I gave it two out of five. Ooh, that's trash. And we got a beef here on the show. Movie Mike and Movie Morgan. going at it. By the way, movie podcast, if you like movies, go check it out. Search Movie Mike. Wherever you listen to your podcast.

What's on this week's episode? I'm just going to do an episode on the Best Pixar movies because a brand new one just came out today called Luca. So I'll review that one. Basketball player for the Mavs. That's kind of taking over. Luca Donchick. Yeah. Different Luca.

Best Pixar movie is Cocoa Pixar? Is Pixar? No, there's your winner. Fantastic. Don't even need to talk about it anymore. Wait. Is Soul Pixar? No, Seoul's the best one then.

No, Coco's better than Soul. Soul's not even top 10. Wow, you guys are crazy! I thought Soul was good, but I thought Coco was great. You know, I've probably seen Coco like five times, and I've seen Soul like twice, so I guess if I'm going with that, I guess I like Coco better. Is Wally Pixar? Yes. You like Wally?

Never watched it. I just wonder if it's Pixar, because it was winning awards. Cars is Pixar? I like that. What else is Pixar? Don't give us number one. Give us number two on your list. All right, let me pull up the list.

There's 24 Pixar movies. Oh. Movie mics. movie podcast. You guys be sure to check that out. 24? Yep. So Toy Story. That's Pixar? That's got to be number one. Don't tell us who number one is. The Incredibles. Finding Nemo. Oh, Finding Nemo. Never seen it.

What? You'll like this. You have to watch it. Inside out. Good. Good one. That's homework. Up. Great. You love Up. Yeah. Up. Ooh. Cocoa and Up or 1 in 1A. Go ahead. Monsters Inc. Never seen. And then another one is a bug's life. Never. Is that, did a bee story, is that the same as Bugs Life when they came out?

No, there was another movie called Ants that was very similar. Oh, that's what it was. And Jerry Seinfeld was the B. The B movie is a different movie. Oh, boy. Right, but he was the B and B movie. Yeah, a B movie, yes. Okay.

Yeah, check that podcast out. By the way, I do have lunchbox out because Breaking Bobby Bones is this Sunday again where I'm driving an 18-wheeler. And so that's one episode. One of them is a tugboat where it's freezing freaking cold. It's awful. and then the other one we were in Chattanooga driving across the city and an 18-wheeler

the lunchbox is out recruiting people to watch Breaking Bobby Bones lunchbox where were you where you're doing this bit? Where your billboard is in town so people just walking by I made them stop and acknowledge the billboard and I made sure they were watching the show

Nice okay Ray do we have these clips? Yep Somebody save Ray He needs the Heimlich now Ray I need you to check back in that you're okay That was made cough I'm alive though

He sounds like a pirate Arr All right Here is clip number one I want to make sure you have a good Sunday night Okay I don't want your Sunday nights to suck So see that billboard

Breaking Bobby Bones On that Gio I want you to watch that So your Sundays will be good You know what I was just looking at that Yeah you're looking at the billboard You're like oh what a loser We need to help them out

No No I was thinking That might be an interesting show to watch Exactly so 10 9 Central On Sunday night Not Gio. Say it with me. Breaking Bobby Bones, Nat Gio on Sunday nights.

Trust me, we are watching that. Oh, Bobby, we will never forget the name Bobby. There we go. All right, have a great time. They have to be from the Midwest, right? I heard that. I have no idea where they were from. They had a big, thick accent,

and I couldn't tell you where they were from. Sounds Minnesota-ish. When it turns into Babi, it's up there. Here is number two, club number two. What do you think about that guy in that billboard? It kind of looks like the Verizon guy. Okay. Now, will you give him a chance?

I mean, look at him. That nerd needs your help. Will you make sure you watch it Sunday night, 10-9 Central on that, Gio? Do we have a deal? Yeah, if it's good, yeah. Well, yeah, just give it a shot. In one episode and see if you go and, you know, maybe you'll like it again. Are you promoting him?

No, I just see the billboard. I'm like, that guy looks like a nerd. He needs help. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, I'll check it out. All right. All right. You too.

Are you promoting him? No? No. I'm just here. I'm just here. He looks like he needs help. Here's one more. Excuse me, ladies. What are you guys doing Sunday night? Uh, we're going to be home by then. No, you got to be watching Breaking Bobby Bones. You got to watch that on Sunday night. 10-9 Central, Nat Geo, okay? See the billboards? Do you see it? Do you see it? Yeah.

Yeah, say it with pride. Yeah. Now you got to watch it Sunday. There you go. Sounds like they were walking away. We got six new viewers, though, hopefully there. Yeah, for sure. So appreciate that, lunchbox. I think that might be it for today. Let's see. I just debated it.

I'd rather talk about this with Eddie in the studio. Are you going to be able to go to Mike's birthday party next Friday? I'll be back by then, yeah. Why? Do you know about it? Yeah. Did he invite Eddie? Oh, I got invited.

And your kids? I mean, they would love that. Yeah. But I don't know if they can all go see that movie though. True. So here's what happened. Mike sends everybody a text message and is like, hey, having a birthday party. We've rented out an entire movie theater.

And then I'm like, I need to go check Mike's pay stub. How much of paying old Mike here? But they're actually not that... It's not that bad anymore. It didn't go up, though? No. The pandemic kind of... But that was mid-pandemic.

I know, but still, they're struggling. So Mike's day, we run out of movie theater. We're going to watch the new Fast and the Furious. Can I ask you how much it was to rent the whole theater room? Yeah. How much? $199. That's not bad.

And how many people can get in there? 20 people. Bones. That's less than Chuckie cheese for my kids. Really? Yes. I mean, $199.99 is still... $199 at Chequette She? And that's because it's a new movie. You can rent for an older movie for $99.

Really? Yeah. So I can go watch Goonies for like a nickel? Yeah. That's legit. But you can only have 20 people. 20 people. So you... So this is like my wedding. You gotta have RSDPs. Yeah. Wow. Like I'm in. Caitlin's trying to figure out she's gonna be back in time. So for sure I'm in. How many people do you have on? I have like right at 20, so... Oh. Oh man. Oh, and the max is what?

20. Oh, boy. And I have an RSVP'd. I accounted for everybody, though. Oh, okay. I've accounted for everybody. Oh, man, that's about to go. No, no, I've accounted for...

If 20 people come, it's $9.95 a ticket. That's not bad. Do we need a Venmo you, $9.95? No. I'm just saying, like, when you do the math on renting out a theater. Yeah. Not bad. And I've never...

I've only seen maybe one Fast and the Furious. Does that matter? No. Not at all. How many are there? Aren't there, like, 20? This is the ninth one. Nine.

Wow. So Mike D's birthday parties next Friday, he's turning the big... 30. What? You're only 30? Yeah. Isn't that crazy? That's crazy. I know.

I thought you're older than that, Mike. Not that you look it. No, just act it. You act it. And like you're a little too mature sometimes, which I can respect. Yeah, there you go. Moneybags over here to run the theater. You got, you paying Ludacris to show up too?

Yeah, yeah. Lutocris and Vin Diesel are going to be there. That's what's up. Thank you guys for being here all week. We appreciate you. Eddie is out. When do you leave to drive east? I am going to Severeville today. I'm taking the family.

We're going to spend the weekend out there and the smokies. And then scuba is going to pick me up in Knoxville. I'll meet him in Knoxville and we're going, man. And let us acknowledge that scuba Steve is also a big part of this. And he's going to have to be gone. Absolutely. He's not walking. But, I mean, still sucks for him too.

I honestly think it's going to be worse for him because he's going to be driving very slow for a long time. I know it would be the worst for me. I think it's going to be. And the idea we're in the pitching stages, I was like, oh, this is pretty easy. I don't mind going. I can use a couple days away and chill and hang with Eddie and we can have some fun and yada, yada. And then here we are going into it. I'm like, holy crap, what I sign up for?

Yeah. Not what you sign up for. What did you kind of create as a segment? Yeah. Because Scooby was in on this from the beginning to going, hey, we should really, if Eddie's going to say this crap, let's push him to it. Let's make him do it. Yeah. Well, there you go.

Let's raise at the time $10,000. which is now it's like $60,000. Is our, Morgan, is that link still up on the website if people want to donate $5, $10? Yeah, it is. It's all up there. And he'll be live streaming his walk too from there. All right, Bobbybones.com. Find the link.

All right, you guys have a great weekend. We will see you on Monday's show. Eddie will be walking. Also on Monday show, we'll go over our hobbies. We'll check in. Eddie, you'll check in from the road. Yes. I mean, that's definitely a good place to be listening to my hobby.

You still been listening to the podcast? Absolutely. Oh, yeah. I'm a fan now. We're on to football. We are, thank you. We're over baseball. I'm still in morning.

I'm not going to watch any of the college world series. Screw it, is what I say. Man, I can't believe we got the Rice Owls first. First game of the season. Rice, then Texas. Yeah. Listen to me. What am I talking about?

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