The Bobby Bones Show - Mon Part 1: Barbara Corcoran Is On + Amy's Bonehead Moment With Her Car

Episode Date: October 28, 2024

Shark Tank's Barbara Corcoran joins the show to talk about the 16th season of Shark Tank, reveal the best investment she ever made on the show, gives members of the show advice on investing together and more! Then, find out the bonehead moment Amy had with her car that ended up costing her a lot of money and more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Morning, studio. Morning. Barbara Corkerin is on. We're going to talk to her next from Shark, tank. How much you worth lunchbox? $100 million. Oh my. He still does Austin Powers. And he argues with us how cool and trendy he is, but he does

Austin Powers impressions. Is Austin Power still cool? No. Yeah, you think it's cool. You like it? No, no, no. That I liked it doesn't mean I think it's still cool. They don't make them anymore. Yeah, some people aren't going to know the reference. Yeah, I mean, it's dated.

Okay, I didn't say it. It's a flash from the past. Blast from the past? Yeah. Anyway, Barbara Corcoran from Shark Tank is going to be on in just a second. 100 million. Where Amy, you can ask her about us all investing together. Oh, for sure. Because I know what she's going to say.

Do it? No, she's going to say, don't do it. There's no chance. That's how you lose friends. Lunchbox always brings these ideas. Barbara Corcoran from Shark Tank. Let's play this song, and she is on. We'll talk to her next.

It's a Bobby Bones show interview. In case you didn't know. It's Barbara Corcoran. Shark Tank. She's one of the sharks. She's super rich. She's super successful. And she brings it here on the show.

She has Barbara in Your Pocket, which you go to barbara in your pocket.com. You guys want to make some money or no? Yeah. Let's attain some knowledge from Shark, Barbara Corcoran. On the Bobby Bones show now. Barbara Corcoran from Shark Tank. My favorite guest that we have on regularly. And Barbara, thank you for coming on the show.

My pleasure, Bobby. I have a thousand questions. Like four, but number one. You always have questions. I know. I know. And mostly it's people reaching out to me and I don't know the answer to them. And so I save them for you. and one that I get a lot is people that follow money advice on TikTok,

and they're like, my kids are watching TikTok, and they're learning things about finances. Like how do you know who to trust of all these videos on TikTok and who's telling you good advice and not? You really don't know who to trust. I would suggest kids listen to everything anyway, and hopefully they have some good judgment along the way that says, maybe this makes sense.

I've heard this before. Maybe it doesn't make sense. But they're getting the news through TikTok, all of it. so you might as well get used to it. So basically embrace the fact they are getting everything there and teach them how to wade through it and understand not just money news or learning about money, but just in general? I guess.

I mean, I wouldn't want to be put in a position of teaching my 19-year-old which money advice is good and what money advice is bad. She wouldn't tolerate it. She wouldn't let me sit down next door and see what she's watching, but at least she's getting the news. She's informed. She always has an opinion on everything. And I say, do you learn that in school?

I learned it on TikTok. That's the answer. I learned it on TikTok. Some of these guys that I follow, they'll do the thing where they're like, you know, when I interview someone, this is the one question I ask them. And then it's always some question that I really wouldn't know the answer to if they asked me. Whenever you're doing interviews, like, do you have that question? Yeah, you know what question I hate?

If you could live your life again, what would you tell yourself as a 12-year-old? I like have no answer. I'm like, that's a stupid question. I didn't tell myself anything. and I can't imagine what I tell myself. I would cheat and be like, invest in Apple or something like that. Like, it would be totally selfish. Like that would be.

When you answer, when you interview people. I'll use it next time. When you interview people, do you have a question that you always ask if you're bringing someone on your staff? The only question I ever want to ask is what they haven't been asked before. I try very hard to ask something very different. When I interview people, I don't ask the usual questions because I really want to find out about their personality, the motivation, how aggressive they are, what they liked about their

old jobs, what they hated about their boss. I really go deep with them in the interviewing process because I want to get a sense of the person I have in front of me. I really try to do that on Shark Tank, too. Most of it's cut out because you only see eight minutes on Shark Tank and we're there for an hour and a half. So we get a chance to ask a lot of the deep dive questions you're just don't see it home. So Shark Tank, by the way, the season 16, which is wild to think. It's 16 seasons. Amazing. I'll be dead. soon doing Shark Tank. It premiered on the 16th, so it's up.

How long does it take you guys to shoot a season? Do you knock it all out in a week, a couple weeks? We knock it out in about 12 days, 12 long days, I should say, eight to 14-hour days. We work very hard at it, but we get the whole thing in a tank. We have two trips to L.A., which ain't bad for a whole year of Shark Tank. There will be stories, and there'll be judges that'll be interviewed, and they'll say, like, look, if I'm cranky, it's hard to be.

in front of me and I make decisions based on if the day's been long and you know, judges are making decisions based on how they feel a lot of times. With you guys, do you feel like you make decisions on what you're going to invest in or maybe you don't if you're tired and it's been a long day and there are certain positions you want to be in if you're bringing a pitch in? I swear to God, I never invest in a business that's right before lunch. I'm hungry, I'm grumpy. I've been filming me for six hours already and I just want to eat my lunch.

So if you're in front of me right before lunch, you don't get a deal. In fact, if you actually looked at the deals on Shark Tank, the great majority of the no, it gets no offers. I bet fall right before lunch. The end of the day, I say yes to anything. If it moves, I say yes. Just to get out of there? Yes, just let me out of here. Let's make a deal.

Lunchbox. Speaking of being dead, Barbara, you said, you know, you're going to be dead doing Shark Tank. You're super rich, girl. Have you thought about retirement? Like, let's chill out and relax for a little bit. It's not going to be happy. It's not going to involve retirement for me at all. And when I'm dead, I'm sure I'm not going to buy a fancier coffin on the next guy.

No, I just like to work because I really love to work. I really love to work. I always have. Eddie? Yeah, Barbara, so when I watch Shark Tank, there's like the regular pitches when they pitch a business, but then there's people that like sing jingles and stuff. Does it help to go in with like something different or is just the idea have to be good? No, it's more important to have the jingle.

It's more important to be good TV. Remember, Shark Tank is a business show, but before that, It's a show, so you got to put on a show. I love a good jingle. The best business I have invested in or at least made the most money in was a sweatshirt company, and the guys walked up to the stage and just signed a jingle. They had no answers.

They had nothing, but I made $18 million on that deal. Holy crap. She bought the sizzle. That's the sizzle. I love a jingle. Wow, wow, wow. How do you feel about this being Marks last season? I was sad.

You know, one way we all did our best job. I think you'll see the best season on Shark Tank because we wanted to like perform moments for Mark so he'd remember us and really miss us. So we put everything into the season really. But on the other end, it was like watching your old brother, older brother leave the table at home. It's like, where are you going?

You're leaving us? It was kind of sad. So it was both fantastic as well as it was sad. I've been thinking about this question for a long time. So bear with me here. If you could go back and tell Barbara in season one, anything. Yeah, what would you tell? Don't pay attention to the businesses. Just focus on the entrepreneur. You'll lose all your money on good businesses and make all your money on great entrepreneurs. That's the truth. Investing in talent. That's...

Took me three years, three years to realize that. I wasted so much money in those first three years. I still mourn the money I lost. Morgan. Yeah, you've had so many business and life accomplishments. Which one has been the most important to you? Having a baby after trying seven years, I couldn't do it through in vitro, I tried everything, just getting that call from the doctor on the 10th day saying again and again, I'm sorry, you're not pregnant, was the worst chapter of my life, those seven years was when I was in my late 40s. Having a baby for me, without a doubt, was the happiest news and happiest chapters of my life. Shark Tank Season 16 airs Fridays nationwide on ABC 8, 7 Central. and the story that comes with you is she's invested over 100 businesses on Shark Tank.

Do you have like a separate folder of just a Shark Tank businesses or are they involved in all of your investments? Actually, it's more like 150 by this point. But no, I do not have a folder. What's important for me is to remember which are the good ones and to help them as much as I can. I think I mentioned to you in the last show I have all my entrepreneurs in a picture frame on my wall because I want to know who my entrepreneurs are because I forget. get from season to season. But I also want them on the wall because I want to remember who are my good ones.

The minute they meet with me and start playing victim, I turn their picture upside down. And I don't really spend any much more time with them because a victim never succeeds on Shark Tank. Yeah, they might have a great pitch. They might get my money. But the minute they start playing victim, I realize it never going to have a hit. Amy? So we've all worked together here for years and we're friends, too.

And something that comes up on the show often. You feel like you are. I feel like I'm watching a good time. TV show and watching. So something that comes up amongst us is different investments and stuff we should do together. And lunchbox in particular is always bringing different pitches. And I guess I just ask you, you know, knowing our dynamic here a little bit, should we invest together? Like, is that a wise move for us? A terrible move. I've only lost two friends of the whole life because I've invested with them. Stay away from each other, buy lunch and put a community money together for a good lunch. That's

about it. That's what I think too, because the guy that brings the ideas. They like each other too much, too much to lose. Think about it that way. What about laundromats? You feel like that's a good investment generally? Yeah, I generally do because it's cash. Most laundromats don't report the cash. It goes in that pocket. Oh, interesting. Yeah, people are constantly coming in and putting coins in the machine. I love the idea that you get coins and you can add them off and put it in the bank, you know. And that's good. I wish I had a laundromat. Tell me. But don't invest me with our friends. Yes, absolutely.

Barbara in your pocket, like if there are people and they're like, man, I really want to know about being an entrepreneur, how can Barbara in your pocket actually help them? It's the best thing they could do is to join me in my little clubhouse. I have all entrepreneurs who have one thing in their mind. What they want to do is they want to build a success of themselves and they want to do it through building a business. I have the answers. I know where my talents lie and I realize when I don't have, but I give great advice. I can read the person who's asking the question, know exactly.

exactly what they should be doing, how they should shift their game and how they'll succeed. And then we support each other. It's like a club. It's really like a clubhouse of like-minded entrepreneurs who really want to have a big success. I mean, I think that's a really good place to start to surround yourself with good people. You guys can check out Barbara In Your Pocket.com, and we've talked about it before, and I encourage everybody to check it out. And then check out Shark Tank, Season 16, premiered on the 16th.

But it's on every Friday, ABC 8, 7 Central. It is Mark Cuban's last season. And Barbara, we really appreciate the time. Thank you so much for sharing all of your insights. No, the time's over. I'm going to miss you guys. Went too fast. It always goes so fast.

And we're going to go and not invest in a laundromat right after this interview, right, guys? Yes. You know what? I'm going to send you my worst business and ask you to invest in it. Yes, I do that because I invest in talent and you are a pure talent. So I'm in, Barbara. See what I learned right there. I'm good.

All right, Barbara, have a great day. I wear my ring all the time, but sometimes men still come up and ask if I'm married. Recently, I was out for drinks, and the guy came up. Asked if I was married. I said yes. He still insisted on buying me a drink. I thought to myself, man, times are tough. Bars are expensive.

So I let him. He stayed around, talked to me and my friends, and then finally bailed. I told my husband, he was upset, saying I should have never accepted the drink. I think he was a little too upset at the situation given I had my wedding ring on, told the guy I wasn't married, and then he still did it. Is it wrong to accept a drink if you are happily married, signed, happily married, Mary. Great question. The answer is no.

What's wrong is to hang out with the guy after he buys you the drink. If anybody wants to buy your drink, a girl or a guy doesn't matter, they buy you a drink. Make sure they don't put anything in it. Make sure you see it. And then they buy a drink, great, thank you for the drink. But where it gets a little shady is if they like hang around and want to talk. Because a girl could buy you a drink. A guy could buy you a drink.

All good. But if they try to have a little conversation and try to strike something up, that's where it gets to be a bit dicey. Amy? Yeah, I just think that it may send him a message like, oh, okay, yeah, I can get this girl a drink and now she's still talking to you. Maybe she's interested. So, but can she accept the drink? Yeah, I think it's okay. But yeah, you walk away.

But I think the safer bed is just to say, no, I'm good. Yeah, yeah, thanks for the drink. Girl, I appreciate that. Turn, turn you back all the way to them. Or, no, I'm good. I can get my own drinks. It also teaches a dude not to go and buy drinks for married women, bro. Buy a drink from Mary woman.

You should turn your back on. It's just a drink. Look at the ring. Like, don't you, what, that still means ring on the ring finger, rings, means married. What I would say is the fact that you, what upset the husband probably is you told him. So I just want to told them.

Oh, gosh. That's where it is. I just want to told them. But don't, but you don't hang around with the person if they do. It's buy you that drink. But if you just want to accept a drink, eh, why not? That's it.

That's probably going to get a lot of people in trouble. I'm sorry. All right, close it up. All right, lunchbox, what happened? I tell you guys, my, my, wife doesn't have a sense of humor and it's struck again because we're at the costume store, Halloween's coming up and my four-year-old sees a toilet costume. He's like, I want to be a toilet. Because that's their humor. They love. Their humor is your humor. Yeah, yeah. Poop and toilet and all that.

And he's like, I want to be a toilet. And my wife is dead set against him being a toilet. But you think it'd be okay? Why not? It's Halloween. He was to be a toilet? Let him be a toilet. What's the toilet call? costume consists of, though. It's literally just like a toilet and your head comes out of the seat. Like the toilet's down your body and the lid is on top of your head and your head is coming out of the toilet. Does anything come off the stomach like the bowl? Yeah. And is there a hole to put stuff in? Oh, I didn't. I mean, it was in the package so I didn't really bust it out. Because I think that's where you may get in trouble. Sure. When you start, put their Snickers bars in there? Absolutely. If it's a clean toilet though, okay. What audio do you have?

I just wanted to get your guys' perspective, and this is my wife saying why she doesn't want him to be a toilet. Go ahead. I don't know. It's just gross and dirty. Well, he's not going to be. I mean, it's a toilet costume. It ain't a real toilet. Well, obviously, but it just pour taste or something.

Like, he's way cute than that. He doesn't need to be a toilet. Yeah, but he wanted to be a toilet. So, I mean, isn't that the whole point in Halloween, let them be what they want to be? Except when it's, like, gross and inappropriate. So would you? You'd rather him be Freddy Krueger or a toilet? Freddy Krueger.

Oh, my gosh. Okay, guys. Please tell me my wife's crazy. What if he wanted to be a weiner? What, like, what do you mean? Like a hot dog? No, you know what I mean. Oh.

What if you wanted to be a wiener? You saw the wiener costume. That's the thing. You said it's when they get to be what they want to be. I'm wondering where your line is. Oh, yeah, I'd let me be a wiener. What? No, you wouldn't.

Yeah, man, for the sake of this argument, I'd let him be a wiener. See, he has a line, too, right? Okay. I think if she doesn't want him to be a toilet, since you do have a line, you need to respect her line. And I don't think he needs to be the toilet. It's funny. It's a funny costume. There's even, I don't know if it's the one, but there is one where the legs are also coming out of it over the toilet.

Oh, no, no, that one, that one. Yeah. I'm going to side with your wife. I don't think the toilet is that gross if it's just a toilet. But I think since you also admit you have a line, I think you need to respect her line. But it's a toilet. It ain't like. It's a weiner.

That's a lot different. So what did you guys decide? So he's not the toilet. Oh, she won. So are you saying... What we did is we were like, hey, let's wait a couple days and if you still want to be the toilet, maybe we'll go back and get it as how we phrased it. And then my wife's just never going to bring it up again.

So she won the argument. She won the battle. I mean, it wasn't really a battle. For the guy that claims he wears pants. Of course. It wears the pants and makes a decision. No, no, no. There was no battle.

I was just like, you are ridiculous. and you're irrational, but I mean, it's not worth fighting over. Like, I don't care that much. It feels like that's what somebody says when they lost to fight. You know, that's not worth fighting over at all. Yeah, I'm sorry, buddy.

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And listen now. It's time for the good news. With lunchbox. Stay home, it's not been good. Back in 1968, there are six buddies attending school together. They're in college. They're like, hey, this Thursday, let's get together for a beer at the bar. It's like, go to the bar and they have a beer.

And they kind of like each other. They find out they all like soccer, kind of like the same team. Hey, let's get together next Thursday and have a beer. And every Thursday since 1968, they get together for a beer. Are they all alive still? It says that they are all still alive. They started talking about soccer relationships, and now they talk about health and pension plans.

Of course, and what hurts. Yeah, what hurts, yeah. And it comes down to them having shared core values. And even during the pandemic, they got together on Zoom on Thursday. And they had that beer. That's awesome. That's awesome. That's awesome. Good story.

That's what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something. Usually lunchbox does the bonehead story. This is Amy's personal bonehead story of the day. Okay, what happened? Yeah, I'm definitely a bonehead, and I'm admitting it. But my car, when it gets on empty, it says, please refuel. And I know that I can still drive a little ways on that.

It's when it says, refuel immediately. It gives you two refuel options. So when it says, please refuel, you say, see, oh, you're all good for a few more minutes. Days. Days. Oh, my God. It just depends. Where are you going? You know, what do you have going on? So it's like a two-layer. It's like what are going on?

And I know before, don't hit me with, you need to hurry up and refuel. It's bad for your car to do that. I know. I've known this my whole life. This is just the way I am. Well, my friend needed to borrow my car. And I said, it needs gas. So I even gave her, like, my Costco card. She was going to be near there and I was like, get, get Costco, like gave her the money. You're good to go. So she did. She thought, because I said it could go a little bit, she ran another errand before she went to Costco. And she ran out.

Oh, she ran out of gas in your car on the highway, like the road. So I get a voice message, like a voice text from her that's like, hey, call me back. I'm on the side of the road. And I feel horrible. But the sign didn't say. The thing was, the thing was. Right. This is, I feel horrible.

You play for us. Hey, Amy. You said you didn't need gas right away. So I ran one errand before putting gas in your car. And now I'm sitting on the side of the road and I think I ran out of gas. Call me back. Yeah. When you called her back?

No, this is, it became a whole ordeal. Do you know what had happened? We had a call a tow truck. What? How did you not get, just go get gas and put a little canister? Try, tried that. Didn't work? I don't know if we just needed more.

I don't know. It was so dry. Oh my goodness. Oh my God. No, this girl's husband had to come. We're on the side of like a narrow road. She's not even on the highway. Like battery lane.

It's like side of the road. Like causing traffic issues. The tow truck comes, goes to the gas station, put gas in it. Everything's fine. But I just said. So the tow truck didn't have to tow you. They just went to get more gas. No, the tow truck towed the car.

To the gas station? Yes. So this ended up costing me more than. truck towed the car to the gas station to fill it up with gas. Correct. But you tried to pour gas in it, but it didn't work. With a gas can. Correct. Didn't work. I guess we needed more or something. Would you have a gallon of gas can? I don't know. At first I thought, well, maybe now all the damage is done and the car is just like, I'm over it. Like, I'm tired of you running me on E and something else broke. Like, we didn't know the issue, but once we took it to the gas station and we could

get like a lot of gas in there, it was good to go. So now that car's good. What did you learn from this? Thank you to the tow truck guy for only charging me 150 because he said he would charge more than that. We only had to tell you like a block. That's the difference. Probably. So did he have to put it up on a flat bed? Yes.

Oh man. So not only that, she derailed her day. So now I know I need to say, yes, if you need to use my car. How about you just throw your car with gas before you give it to somebody? Yes. I mean, I think that's it. I was doing her favor. Listen, I said, it's going to need gas, just not right away.

Because it didn't say refill immediately. What is like macro worldview? It's like maybe you don't leave it on E. No, correct. I own my responsibility and now I'm going to start refueling at a quarter of a tank. It's my, yes, I am. It's good to say. No, it's my new challenge.

But I know I'm not the only person out there that's built like this. Other people listening right now, they feel me. And other people listening right now are like, she's an idiot. I'm rooting for you. That's where I am. I'm rooting for you. You did stop. hitting your snooze button on the alarm.

I did. And I think you can probably do this. Oh, yeah. I'm sorry for your friend. I'm able to. And hilarious to the toe to the toe toe toe driver. Progress, yeah. A guy went to cameo and paid these two influencers,

same influence. They're like brothers, I think, identical twins, to tell his wife he wants a divorce. What he wrote. Like, tell him. Oh, my God. So here we go. Here's a clip.

Someone ordered a cameo from us and said they want to get a divorce. What's up? Victoria. We just want to say that David loved you so much. But he doesn't love you anymore. And he wants to get a divorce. Ha ha ha ha ha. Do separate it? So I wonder if it was a joke because that's what that's their whole thing. There are two blonde dudes. If you ever see, have you ever seen family guy and you have those two like Swedish dudes that are like, I don't know. They're kind of doing that thing. But I don't know if it was real or not. But you don't joke about the four.

You do if you guys joke about that. I don't know any couple of jokes about that. I mean, it could have been an inside joke, or that's the harshest way to ever tell someone you want a divorce. Yeah. It doesn't matter who the cameo is. That was just really stupid. If you pay anybody, if you pay Urkel to do a cameo to tell somebody you want a divorce, like, that's hardcore. That's pretty funny.

Officials are encouraging you to be lazy and not rake leaves this year, especially in Michigan. Michigan's Department of Natural Resources is encouraging people to not rake leaves because it's better for the ecosystem. them. Now, I raked a lot of the leaves as a kid. When it wasn't mowed the yard time, I would knock on doors and ask if I could, I hated raking leaves, especially on my own yard, which I did not get paid for, because they just came back, much like the yard that continues to grow. Correct. The leaves continue to fall. It was awful. I hated raking leaves. And I wish that this would have been an excuse that I could have used then. But for all the kids that are listening out there, if your parents make you rake leaves, I want you to hear my voice. Tell them you heard from me on

the show today that they're asking leaves not to be raked for the ecosystem, for the environment. And if your family, if your parents care about the environment, they will not make you rake leaves. And all the landscapers are like, do not listen to this voice. Yeah, that's true, too. You need to rake your leaves. Yeah, that's true, too. I do want to play this voicemail from Deb in Wisconsin. Deb was on the show.

We played her initial voicemail. I don't know if we have that. But she called and she was like, hey, listen to the show. and you could hear her gas thing go off. So I just got on the phone and gave her some money. Here she has what you called back. Go ahead. Hello, Bobby Bone.

I talked to you last week and you sent me some money on my cash app. That was really, really, really, really appreciated. Thank you so much. It really helped out. It really went a long way. I also got a FedEx package today with a little gift card that says from lunch, So I scratched it off and I got $18 on my Walmart gift card. Thank you, lunchbox.

What was that? That was the free turkey or ham. The gift card that I found at the old building that it was just on a shelf, there was a stack of them. And it was like free turkey or ham. I didn't know it was just a gift card or I'd have cut them all for myself. Like I thought you just take the credit. You don't have to say you would have done different. I didn't know that you could just use it as cash.

And what's funny is when we did this segment, I mean, people, I'd be like, I didn't do anything. All the comments were like, Bobby's the greatest human. Bobby's so amazing. It's like, hello, people. Did you all of a sudden lose your hearing when I said, guys, I got this gift card in my pocket and I'm going to give it away. I don't remember you even saying that. I got no credit. Well, that's very nice of you.

I think probably, if I were guessing, it's because you found it at work, didn't know what it was, just mailed it hoping with the work money. and you sent it with work postage, but it was nice. Yeah, I could have kept it for myself, but I had it in my pocket. No, but you didn't know you could keep it for yourself or you would have. Well, I kept one for myself and I had an extra. How many did you find? Oh, like 50. All for $18?

Well, I didn't know that. Where are the rest of them? I gave some to the people in the glass rooms, some people in the production pits. And you didn't even know if it works? No, just handed them out. Did you guys get $18 gift cards? No, I don't know. He must get them all the pits.

he probably kept him all nice thing he gave him no no he's like I can't remember who I gave it to on the gift card he said free turkey or ham and so I didn't realize it could be used as cash I thought I couldn't eat 50 turkeys That's a good point That's why I gave him all away Well thank you for calling us back

We really appreciate that Netflix is airing a two-part documentary Jerry Springer fights camera action It premieres January 7th Jerry Springer died last year of pancreatic cancer For those I wouldn't even say Morgan's age that don't know Jerry Springer was a cultural phenomenon.

You missed it. You're 10 years younger than us. But it got so big. This is a daytime television show. It got so big. They would have daytime viewing parties at like wings restaurants. And they would put up, we watch Jerry Springer here at 1 p.m. Jerry, Jerry, Jerry, people would just yell that in the mall.

Like we do now as a joke, but you kind of got to be over 35 to get it. But that was a thing to say Jerry. It was massive. Even his spinoff guy, Steve, but welcome. Stabaldi, he's had a show for like 10 years. Now it hasn't been massively. It's still on? I believe it's still on.

It was on forever. Yeah. So what do you know about Jerry Springer, Morgan? I mean, really, the only thing I know about it is that lunchbox was on it at one point. That's it. Like, until I Googled it, I wouldn't have even known what he looked like. He was the mayor of Cincinnati. He was a mayor turned Jerry, like.

Well, no, he was always Jerry Springer. He didn't really turn Jerry Springer, but yes. He was the mayor of Cincinnati. Addie. And if I'm correct, he was taken out of office. And we can fact check this real quick. Because he wrote a check and his name was on the check for something that was not wonderful. Oh. I believe that's what it was. I believe that somebody writing a check and he got caught up in that. That's what happens. But then he got his own TV show. Yeah. Not from, not because of that. They weren't like, you wrote a bad check. We love it. Let's do a show. He turned into a talk show host.

And then he would have people on and they'd fight. And they would get in. Did everybody fight every episode? No. But once it got massive, there was always. some drama because that's why it got so big. And it was like, wow, the ratings are really up when there's big drama. So every episode was way dramatic. And then the crowd got to like challenge whoever was up there too. It turned into wrestling. So was it always two different people that came on there and that was a purpose?

No, it was initially just a daytime talk show where Jerry would be like, okay, let's find it who the dad is. You're dating so and so. It was just a human dynamic talk show. It's kind of a bit how Oprah started, not as crazy, but like Phil Donahue, people in their stories and then you try to pull things and be entertaining. But yeah, the story is Jerry Springer, 30 years old, resigned. So he wasn't a mayor, Mike.

He was a... Not at this point when it happened, I guess. But he was previously? Yes. So he was mayor at one point. Then he took a city council position and it came out that he wrote checks to a place where you make women friends. Got it.

Why would you write a check to a place? Because it was back in the day. No, but that's all they had. No, no. Why would you... You would never... Yes. You would never write and sign your name on anything that goes to anything illegal.

I don't care if it's the 20s or if it's today. Yeah, that's pretty dumb. That's like even if you're doing a credit card today, you got something illegal. Don't. If you're going to do it, have cash so they can't track it back. So, yeah, lunchbox was on the show. I don't know what year was that lunchbox? It was the fall of 1998.

Ah, the good old days. They flew me to Chicago and it was such an amazing experience. So when you pitched it to, because it was a fake story, right? Correct. And do you think they knew it was. fake? No. They made you sign a contract saying they could sue you for up to $250,000, maybe it's $500,000. And I was 17. I was like, whatever, I can't sign a legal document. I'll sign it. No problem. Let's go. So what was your story? It was that me and Kamika were dating for two and a half years.

And then Jennifer and Derek, they were friends with us and they were dating for two years. But they were taking us on the show because Derek and Kamika had been cheating on us with each other for year and a half and they just had to let it out. The weird part was he's saying two and a half years and he's 17 when he does the show. So that means he's like 14 and a half. Right. And they're like treating that like it's serious. Also lunchbox goes on. He looks 12. Like tie shirt, baby face, buzz haircut, looks 12. And you know, they say his name here, Dan. But here you go. Here's lunchbox on the Jerry Springer show. Dan, welcome to show. How long, how long have you been going here with Kamika? About two and a half years. Two and a half years. How old were you in

you started. I'm starting what? How old were you when you started with her? About 15. But obviously there's something long before on the Jerry Springer. I think it would be like Kid Springer they put him on? A 17 year old.

That's crazy to think about. Did Lunchbox really not hear him? Or was he trying to like buy time to think of how to respond? It's probably pretty loud there, huh? Yeah, that's pretty loud. I mean, the crowd's going, I mean, you understand. There's no speaker from Jerry to him. And when I walk out, I don't think you understand

how much the crowd erupted and laughing. and they were fall. I mean, there were people falling out of their chairs. I look so young. He looked so young. And they put me in those clothes. So they gave me a tie

that is like six times too big. And I walk out and I mean, ah! And Jerry's laughing. I mean, because he had never seen me either until I walked out on the stage. And so he's laughing trying to control his laughter. It was awesome, man.

What did your parents say about the whole thing leading up to it? Oh, they had to sign the forms. And they knew you were lying, and they also were like, this would be hilarious. This is awesome. They were like,

this is the greatest thing the world. They had to drive me to Kinko so I could fax back the copies at like midnight. And after it was over, were they there or they stay at home? No, they stayed home. I went by myself, me and Kamika. And so how long until they aired it from when you shot it? Like two months, month and a half? Could you talk about it? No. I mean, I don't know. I mean, did you go to school and be like, yeah, I went to school? I was like, I was in high school. I remember it was a hat day because it was like homecoming week

and I wore a like a construction helmet and then I was like man I got to leave early because I got to get my flight to Chicago I'm going on Springer like you're not going on Springer and boom I was on Springer fools When you came back were you like I was on and did everybody at school watch it that day? Oh a lot of the teachers let people watch it

some teachers were you know how teachers are they think there's so much cooler and they're going to enforce the rules and we're not going to watch it. A lot of people skip school. Like we went to Meredith Massey's house at a big old watch party in her living room. It was awesome. Did anybody ever recognize you from that show?

One hunt? All the time. Because it was so big. Did anybody like you, are you the kid that was on Jerry Springer? Listen, I was in college and I had told my roommates or whatever and hey man, I was on Springer. Like, yeah, right, yeah right. They didn't believe me. And we went to Austin one weekend and we were getting ice cream

and Amy's ice cream in the Arboretum. And this dude looks up from me on the camera and goes, man, that's that dude that was on Springer. Behind the counter? Yeah. That's a camera. Okay, yeah.

I said camera. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Oh, whatever. And then when I was working at Costco, one of the workers was like, hey, I saw you on Springer. Yeah. I got recognized.

That was my start of fame, did it. Any chance you make the documentary? 100%. And then I was on Talk Soup. But you think you'll make the documentary on Netflix. I can't believe they didn't ask my opinion about something. Like, why didn't they come interview me?

I was one of the biggest stars. Were you? Scandalous Affairs Part 2. I think is what my episode is. That's not January 7th. Hello, gorgeous. It's Lala Kent. Host of Untraditionally Lala.

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Yeah, how there's something good. As we know, Hurricane Milton tore through Florida, devastating a lot of homes, including Frank and Sandy's. They've lived in this home for 41 years. Their home completely gone. But it's okay. They have a place to stay all because South Sarasota County Habitat for Humanity and Southwest Florida camper rentals gave them an RV to live in while they rebuild their home free of charge. That's pretty cool. Habitat for humanity is awesome.

Like, I've been invited to, like, go out and build. Mostly I just will give money because I know I'll break stuff. I know I'll build. Like the house, no, but there'll be something wrong. Like, I've been to a couple of them. And, like, I'm always afraid to, like, actually do the work because that'll be what breaks in the house and it'll come back to me. But every group that does it, there's always someone that doesn't know what they're doing. Well, that's me.

And I'm like, I'll get the drinks. Yes, that's good. And I'll donate a few more dollars. And I'm like, I've been to the site. Hey, they need that guy too. I know. Or I'll carry stuff. They need the carriers.

I know. You're good. I just have to accept who I am in this world. A great story by both. Habitat for Humanity and the camper place. What was their name? Yeah, Southwest Florida camper rentals. Big shout out to those guys.

All right, there you go. That's what it's all about. That was tell me something good. Freaked out flyers spotted what appeared to be a rat running above an overhead bend and a Speared Airlines flight from Dallas to Los Angeles. So they're on the flight and they're a big old rat running. Here's a passenger documenting it from their phone. Go ahead.

It's a massive rat. The camera zooms in and you see the silhouette. Dude, that's not a gerbil. That's a rat. Can you say super rat? Yeah, because it was. So big. And it's running up in all the baggage.

Wow. Now, you guys, I've never flown spirit. Oh, yeah, yeah. I've been there. Off in Southwest, American, Delta, United, you know, never flown spirit. You guys were telling me you have to pay extra for every little thing. Spirit is interesting. Yeah, it's a very cheap flight.

I mean, the very basic flight where you just take yourself, your body, the clothes on your back. And the rat that you have with you. And the rat is pretty cheap. Everything else you got to pay for. Yeah, you got to pay for water. How do we think the rat got up there? Bought a cheap ticket. That's the only way you get home.

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Play that one more time, Ray. This is the guy again watching the rat. What's funny is, in the overhead, it's well lit. The silhouette is the shadow, basically, this massive rat that you see running, like, in the plane. I mean, I guess it could have even at an airport or a hangar, right, when they want to go hangars. But it looks like a raccoon. it's so big. I don't think it's a rat.

I think it's a possum. Or a raccoon. I think they just think it's a rat. Claws look like a raccoon. Yeah, it looks way too big to be a rat, honestly. Does it... Okay. I think raccoons...

I think they get a bad rap. Holy, that's huge. Yeah, that's more than a super rat. Is it more or less gross? If it's a raccoon? Yeah. Raccoons are cute. It's still a wild animal.

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