The Bobby Bones Show - Mon Part 2: Jason Aldean Is On! + Is Amy's Hiring A Dating Coach?

Episode Date: July 1, 2024

We talk to Jason Aldean about his song "Let Your Boys Be Country," his Toby Kieth tribute at the ACM's and more. Then, find out if Amy's hiring a dating coach and if anyone else on the show would consider hiring one too!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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I'm out of the morning. And you turn the radio on, and the dial just keeps on turn. Keeps on turn. And you're here. Eddie and me lunchbox, more game two. Scoo of Steve Red,

every trying to put you through. writing his week's next bit. Now Bobby's on the mic so you know what this is. This is the Bobby Bones store. Go. On the Bobby Bones show now. Jason L. Dean. Jason, what's up, buddy?

Hey, what's up, Bobby? How you doing, man? Good. Amy wants to ask the first question. Go ahead. Jason, what do you eat for breakfast? Coffee. That's it. No food?

If I eat, I'm not a big breakfast guy. So if I do eat breakfast, like, I don't know. I try to, I'm, I don't want to look. like cook a lot. So I'm like, I'll eat like some eggs and maybe like some avocado and some bacon or say if I eat breakfast. But most of the time it's just, it's just coffee. Can you cook? Very little. I'm more of a grill master. Okay. Do you take pride in your grilling if people are coming over? Will you do the grilling because you think you're good at it? Well, I don't do it because I think I'm good at it. I just do it because I think by default, I'm the only person that's going to do it

in our house. So, you know, I mean, I can cook, you know, steaks and those kind of things. things on the grill. You know, I'm not a guy that's going to go in there and cook you up a five-star meal that's really going to knock your socks off. I'm a steak and potato kind of guy. Well, Eddie, on our show, even if we're grilling at my house, like he thinks he needs to grill because he thinks he's the best. Like, this is weird masculine pride. No, no, I'm just the best. Right. Is it a good? Is it any good? Yeah, it's actually really good. Jason, it's damn good. All right. Well, at least it's validated, Eddie. There you go. Yeah, yeah. Jason Aldeen's on with us. I haven't talked to you since ACMs, and you did the Toby Keith tribute.

I was going to ask because I don't know where you need to be mentally to have a good performance there because obviously it was sad. A lot of us knew Toby in different ways and you had a relationship with Toby. Do you want to actually be feeling it or is it like you want to not feel it so you can pull off a performance and actually pull off a great performance? Yeah, I mean, I think it was a little bit more of that. I felt like Toby deserved a great tribute for the career he's had. And, you know, I knew it was going to be a big night for his family and people that were going to be there.

And to be honest, man, I just didn't want to mess it up. You know, I wanted to go out and give him a, you know, a send-off that he deserved. And so, and especially with us kind of changing the song up like we did, too. It's like you just don't know how the people are going to take that. You know what I mean? If they're going to like it or not like it or whatever. So, you know, I think for us it was just trying to do something cool and different and something to honor him and the family. And his wife texted me that night after the show, which was really, you know, the icing on the cake for me.

It's like if you approved, then I'm cool. So it was a really great night, man. I had a good time. And to me, it was just, like I said, just trying to, you know, make sure we did it justice and get through it and make it special for him. And after there's a performance, especially on television, I'm sure you're. curious, like, how did it go? How did it look? But is it different when you walk off or you, like, how did that go? It's kind of a different question to ask about a performance that isn't totally you related, right? Yeah, I mean, I felt like when we finished, you know, I came off

and, you know, I think you know, it's like, I felt like we nailed it the way that I wanted to do it. Now, whether or not people were going to like the version, I don't know, but I felt like what we were trying to do, you know, I accomplished that and felt really good about the version that we did, if that makes sense. Last time I saw you, I guess, pre that, you had big muscles. So how's that going? Well, I don't know. Did I?

Yeah, no, for sure. I never had big muscles. Oh, yeah, no, I witnessed this side stage. I think we were, well, you saw him at ACMs, but at I heart country. I saw it in our country, too. I did witness you backstage, turn and look at him. It's almost like you didn't. You were like, oh, there's Jason.

I didn't realize Jason was so written now. And then maybe you touched him. I did touch him. And you were like, how about that? And he was like, why are you touching me? Yeah. Yeah. Well, you know what happened, man, as I quit, I don't know, I was a big wine drinker, so I love drinking wine, especially at night.

And so I just kind of cut out all that and stop drinking as much, just cutting out a lot of alcohol. And at night especially. And, man, it's crazy how much just that, for me, that and soft drinks are my two things. So cutting out all the sugar and stuff, man, for me, it just, you know, I was able to get back to normal where I probably should have been. And so, yeah, I mean, I'm feeling good right now, man. It's been like that since I kind of started that this year back in January or whatever. So it's been good. I feel good and definitely clothes fit better, all that kind of stuff.

So it's kind of nice. What about one other men like myself grab your without permission and be like, how about that? And they like squeeze you. Do you like that? Yeah, that's a little weird. Yeah, I felt it was a little weird, but I was feeling it in the moment. I have three final questions for you. In your house, and, you know, at times we get to see like your bowling alley or whatever

is people put on social media, even yourself. Like, what is the coolest memorabilia you have in your house? I mean, I think for me, it's just, you know, I'm a sports guy, so I have a lot of sports stuff. I mean, all my stuff from over the years, plaques and those kind of things. I mean, those are things to me that are like irreplaceable. But I'm a big sports guy, man, so I have like, I'm actually out here looking, but I have like a Michael Jordan signed basketball and a Mike Tyson sign boxing glove and, you know, just those kind of things that I've just kind of gotten over the years and collected. And just, I don't know.

Like I said, I'm not a big art guy or, you know, those kind of things, but I love sports. and so I have a Kobe Bryant, you know, signed jersey that I got from him before he passed away. Like stuff like that I think is really cool. Yeah, that is awesome. Two questions left. Do you ever get too close to the fire on stage? Yeah. Actually, the one at, I think it might have been one of the first I-Heart festivals we did in Austin.

You know, same kind of thing as this year where the stage kind of rotates. And so I was going around the side to go out for my show. And one of the pyro things came up and, basically like almost hit my hat. It almost hit me in the face. And that's the one time I remember getting a little too close to Piro, but I didn't know it wasn't my show, so I didn't know where the pops were going to be.

And when I walked out, I almost walked right into one. So it was, that's the closest I've come. Did you talk to somebody about that? That's a reality show. He's going to go on and do a show. He has no idea where the fire's coming from. Yeah. I think it might have been, like, one of the very first ones that Aheart did.

and it was just bad timing on my part. So, yeah. Highway Desperado Tour just kicked off. It's all the way until October. You guys can get tickets at jasonaldine.com. Has a lot of great special guests from Lauren Elena, Haley Witters, Chase Matthew, Austin Snell, DJ Silver. Final question is because it's your 28th or 29th total number one,

which is awesome. Like, congrats on your career. You're not dying, but we'll say say congrats on your career. We'll say here. This song that's going number one now, why, when you heard this one, I don't know, why did it resonate so much? Man, I just think for me, it was my son, you know? I mean, I think for different songs, sometimes it just, it hits you for a different reason. And for me, it was just, you know, my son and, like, what the world kind of looks like for him moving forward as he gets older.

And I don't know, I just, for me, it was just like, man, he's little, just like, let him be little for now. not have to worry about all the crazy stuff that's going on or that he might have to deal with down the road. And I don't know, man, it was just at the time where I heard the song, it was just something that, you know, I could relate to. I grew up like that and now having a son of my own and kind of won that same thing for him. It was really my reason for cutting the song. And I think when we did that, I think there was a lot of, you know, moms and dads out there that kind of felt the same way. about that and so it's been great for the song and it's been great. Jason, congrats, and there he is, Jason Aldine. We'll play that now. Let your boys be country.

Jason, good to talk to you, buddy. See us soon. Thanks, Bobby. See you guys. Bye. Let's do the news. Bobby's B. Stories. Your passwords suck. We're told this all the time. People have one, one, one, one, two, two, two, two, two, two, two, two, two, two, two, two, two, two, one, two, three, whoa, whoa, whoa, wait to say my time. Sorry, my bad, I made everybody. I didn't mean to ruin you guys. According to a new study, some eight character passwords can be cracked in as fast as 17 seconds. Hackers can guess about 45% of the passwords, period, within one minute.

All they need is that little bit of info about anybody. Wow. Because we're so lazy. Only 23% of passwords are so good that it would take longer than a year to crack by a person just going, which is wild. We just assume no one's going to try to hack us. Let's be honest. We don't think that our passwords are so good. We assume that no one's going to pick us to hack.

And here's the thing, like, I have to keep it simple or I'm just not going to get back in or I keep having to enter my email address to reset my password. Like, every time, you know? You don't have to do that. You can get a password manager. I have, I have, I have last pass. You can't remember the password of your password manager? Like, legit problem. Every time I open up my last pass, it's like, log in, and I'm like, oh, gosh.

You know, they say don't reuse passwords. You don't really, I'm not saying anything. I have, like, five that run. different places. I have different ones and different versions, but it's not like we don't use the same situations. Do you have passwords where you look at and you're like, that just looks like a foreign language? Or do they kind of look like a word? And I accept some of mine that are like, do you accept this password? Ex-per-Lac-Lac-Lac-Lac-Lac-Lac-Lac-Lac-Lac-A. Can you say yes? I switch to saving my phone because I know when I log in on my phone, it's going to have

it saved already. Oh, that's a good idea. Don't save passwords and web browsers. Don't, it doesn't matter what they tell us. We're not going to change it. But most people, if someone sits down and tries to hack you, they can hack you. within 17 seconds. Dang. I don't like that. 17 seconds. Because we're not using the things that the tools are giving us to use.

Yeah, no, I get it. But I've started to incorporate the exclamation point and something like that. Oh, good for you. Yeah. The filthiest cities in America. Houston. Las Vegas. Oh. Now, this is like literal.

Like pollution, living conditions, overcrowded residences, junkyards, access to public restrooms, all of these, like real data, not just someone driving through and picking. Okay. Houston, Vegas, Trenton, New Jersey, Newark, New Jersey, Detroit, Reading Pennsylvania, Baytown, Texas, and San Bernardino, California. Baytown, Texas. Those are the dirtiest. Wow.

And I'm proud to say, Cleanest City's number one, Fayetteville, Arkansas. We finally won. What's that say? Number one. Fayetteville, Arkansas. Is that right? We finally won something. Wow.

Let's go. We don't have to spend money to hire a coach for this one. We just wanted for being good and clean. So a lot of public restrooms there. Every restroom in Fayetteville is public. Any house you want to go into? Any point? Des Moines, Iowa at two.

Sioux City, Iowa, three. Roanoke, Virginia, Wilmington, North Carolina, Duluth, Minnesota. Wow. Those are the cleanest cities. Congratulations. National champions. Fayetteville, Arkansas. That's my one thing I get to hold on to forever.

Peeing in the pool. Is it okay to pee in the pool? Yes. No. Experts say no. Oh. When urine combines with chlorine, it forms chemical compounds that are harmful to your face. These compounds especially irritate your eyes, your skin, and your respiratory system, and it could lead to bad breathing problems.

It's better to hold your bladder and pee instead of peeing in a pool because the old age-old theory of, well, the chlorine's going to kill the pee does not worry. It actually combines to hurt you. Oh, boy. That's from the Cleveland Clinic. Well, I'm not worried about us mainly. The kids. All the kids are doing it. No, I would, before they get out.

You're so full crap. You know you're peeing on the pool, too. I've done it a few times. You know every time. You know, you're holding your pee just to get to the pools. Man, if I'm drinking 100%. A Texas hospital is the first in the U.S. to use holograms for doctor-patient consultations, which is cool because I have, like, Zoomed with my doctor, but it's called like, Telehealth.

Telehealth, it's basically Zoom. That's different than a hologram. No, this is a person. How is this better? No, this is a person. It's not AI. A hologram is like a boing. So they're really there speaking to you, but they just send their hologram.

You're talking about like Star Wars? Hold on. You guys are confusing me. A hologram would be like if there was a plate on the ground and that plate above it, room full body of the doctor. He's not actually there, but it's like a ghost doctor. No, I get that. No, it's a recording. It's live.

So he's controlling what comes out of his hologram's mouth or she. Yes. It's a live size hologram of the doctor that performs real-time consultations with patients. It's a better version of Zoom. So they get to be just at home in their pajamas. You get to see if they're wearing pants. Like when you go to a concert in the hologram, the person's not really there. Tupac.

Like, concert have you been to with a hologram? But like Tupac, he's not really there. That's what a hologram is. But that's also not live. No, a hologram can be either one. A hologram is not defined by somebody that's dead and isn't doing it. No, I get it. But, I mean, they have their standard.

Like, you have your cut out here from eBay. It's you in a suit. That's not a hologram. I know. But you get to pick your outfit and you show up the same way every time. Like, they're not looking at you in real time. Yes, they are. What?

It's a camera. We've made it this far. This is amazing. This is weird. You guys have made this stupid. This whole segment is stupid now. You guys have run it for me. No, I would figure you get to dress your hologram.

Lunchbox says only Tupac shows up in a hologram. Amy's saying you don't get to pick your clothes on a hologram. I just figured you have a standard look. It's like a better version of Zoom. But bones, even in Star Wars, they're like, it's not even live. It's a movie. Well, this is weird. I don't like it.

Yeah, I don't. Yeah, it's better than, do you use telehealth? Do you use Zoom? It's the same thing. But the doctor is actually there. But the doctor will be there here. But why do I need to see their full body. Because he's not in the actual room the same way you have telehealth.

He's in his office. You don't have to drive to him 30 minutes. He's there. Just like if you were sitting in the room with the house. But why the hologram, if he can be there, why are you putting a hologram there? Because that keeps you from having to go into the doctor's office. But that is what telehealth is. So why, that's what I'm asking you.

It's a better version of telehealth. Before telehealth, it was the phone. Would you rather be talking to a hologram or talking to a person on Zoom? It's the same thing. It's literally the same thing. No, I get it. But I just think that the hologram should take the live full body instead of a lot. instead of a live head and shoulders.

I'm with you. They should take just a live face and put the face on a predetermined outfit. I'm shocked. I'm so. It's like, why would you send mail an envelope when you send it on a horse? Like the fact that you guys would rather talk to a hologram than a human, it makes no sense. No one's saying they'd rather talk to a hologram than a human, but what it's doing is

allowing doctors to get to places where people can't get to them. They could do that on Zoom. Yes. They can, but this is a better version of Zoom. But don't you have to have. Phone would be the old version of Zoom. You could have said they can call them on the phone. That is this exact conversation 10 years.

Okay, but in my house, tell me this, do I have to have a hologram generator? It has to come out of something. It can just show up. It's just like a laptop, though. Right. And again, oh my God. Help me. Help me.

I'm moving on. A comprehensive study is determined that multivitamins do not help people live longer. What? So the daily doesn't work? Taking a daily multivitamin, you know what makes people want to die having this conversation about holograms. But here's my thoughts on that. I feel as though I feel better taking my multivitamin. So therefore mentally, I feel,

I feel better and that's going to help me live longer. Taking a daily multivitamin does not help people live any longer may actually increase the risk of death than an early death. A major study is found. Well, that's weird. Researchers in the U.S. analyzed health records from 400,000 adults with no major long-term diseases to see whether daily multivitamins reduce their risk of death over two decades.

Rather than living longer, people who consume daily multivitamins were marginally more likely than non-users to die in the study. What the, prompting the government researchers to comment that multivitaminates, use to improve longevity is not supported. They're not saying it kills you. This is what I think. Let me go next level with my theory. They're not saying a multibitamin kills you.

What they're saying is people that take multivitamins probably think they're taking it for a specific reason that's already affecting them. So they're taking it trying to fix something. But that doesn't actually do any better for them. And what they're worried about fixing doesn't get really any better and they die earlier because of whatever that issue is. Okay. So multivitamin isn't killing people.

And if you would talk to your hologram doctor, he'd be telling you that. That's it. That's the news. Those were. Bodies. Stories. A win is a win. A win is a win.

I don't care what you're saying. Yep, that's me. Clifford Taylor the 4th. You might have seen the skits, the reactions, my journey from basketball to college football, or my career in sports media. Well, somewhere along the way, this platform became bigger than I ever imagined.

And now I'm bringing all of that excitement to my brand new podcast, The Clifford Show. This is a place for Raw. unfiltered conversations with some of your favorite athletes, creators, and voices that not only deserve to be heard, but celebrated. One week, I'll take you behind the scenes of the biggest moments in sports and entertainment, and the next we'll talk about life, mental health, purpose, and even music. The Cliverts Show isn't just a podcast. It's a space for honest conversations, stories that don't always get told, and for people who are chasing something bigger. So, if you've ever supported me, or you're just chasing down a dream, this is right where you need to be. Listen to the Clifford show on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast.

And for more behind the scenes, follow at Clifford and at TikTok Podcast Network on TikTok. There's two golden rules that any man should live by. Rule one, never mess with a country girl. You play stupid games, you get stupid prizes. And rule two, never mess with her friends either. We always say that trust your girlfriends. I'm Anna Sinfield. in this new season of The Girlfriends,

Oh my God, this is the same man. A group of women discover they've all dated the same prolific con artist. I felt like I got hit by a truck. I thought, how could this happen to me? The cops didn't seem to care. So they take matters into their own hands. I said, oh, hell no.

I vowed. I will be his last target. He's going to get what he deserves. Listen to the Girlfriends. Trust me, babe. On the Iheart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever. you get your podcast.

I'm Ego Wadam. My next guest, you know from Step Brothers, Anchorman, Saturday Night Live and the Big Money Players Network. It's Will Ferrell. Woo. Woo. My dad gave me the best advice ever. I went and had lunch with them one day.

And I was like, and dad, I think I want to really give this a shot. I don't know what that means, but I just know the groundlings. I'm working my way up through. And I know it's a place that come look for up and coming talent. He said, if it was based solely on talent, I wouldn't worry about you, which is really sweet. Yeah. He goes, but there's so much luck involved. And he's like, just give it a shot.

He goes, but if you ever reach a point where you're banging your head against the wall and it doesn't feel fun anymore, it's okay to quit. If you saw it written down, it would not be an inspiration. It would not be on a calendar of, you know, the cat. Just hang in there. Yeah. It would not be. Right. It wouldn't be that.

There's a lot of luck. Listen to Thanks, Dad, on the IHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. So tell me, what do the dating coach do and why would you spend money or even think about spending money on a dating coach? Well, my niece presented this to me. She just thought, like, hey, I was reading this whole article. And it looks like something that older people that have kids and careers. and they're busy and they don't really know how to enter the dating world because maybe, yeah, they've been married for a long time.

It helps you come up with your profile. Like how do you market yourself online? And then maybe it could even if they have a matchmaking side of it also set you up on dates. And you pay somebody for that. People do. It's the thing. I'm not yet. She just, I'm not yet.

But then I thought, well, why would I need to pay a dating coach when I have all of you? y'all and you could give me advice or help me. No. See, I think like if I were start dating like tomorrow, I would be like, okay, we go get shakes at the burger shack and like. But how do you meet the person? And we go to a movie. Yeah, how do you meet the person?

But where are you meeting the person? I have no idea. So I need a coach. I think you just get on a nap. Done that. And fumble around. Done that. Like you have.

And do everything wrong until you learn how to do it right. I haven't changed my friends for advice. I haven't changed my profile since I got on. What's your profile picture? Like what are you doing in your profile picture? It's got to be red carpet somewhere, right? No, no, no, no. It's got to be you as a celebrity.

No, no, no. What? I have a variety. I have, uh, some of it. What is your main A profile picture? Profile picture A. I haven't, I have to look. Yeah.

I haven't even logged on in a minute. That would be number one. Bones, wouldn't you say get like some celebrity picture? No, I don't know. No. I'm not trying. No. Oh, like a still shot from her in the movie.

Oh, I would say no. Guys aren't really looking for that flex. guys are looking to see if you're hot. So I know that I have a variety of like where one picture where I was out with friends and I, so I was out. You have to cut every face out. I know. I clarified a little bit. Then I have one with a hat on and no makeup.

Like I tried to have show. Why would you put that? Because it shows. You're not going for. You know. But it shows. You're not going to attract the biggest fish with authentic bait. That's like, hey, I'm going to bite me.

I'm going to really end. You need that synthetic. Yeah, well, the bait's like, oh, look at me. I'm so fun. Eat me. There's absolutely no way I'm showing up on a date and they're going to be like, what? But you're not going to show up on a day. Would have had a no makeup either.

And you have to trick us. Unless we go hiking. But why would you even do that on the first date? You're not going to show up with no makeup on a first date. You have to trick us. It's not like a rote. Lure us in and then devour us. Oh.

But if you don't get us in there, you can't eat us. So you need to present the best of, The best version of you as far as guys want to see, they want to be attracted to the person first. And then secondly, all the other stuff matters. When Morgan said even some of my, when you answer the questions, like I just didn't answer that much. Like I don't reveal enough.

Like I could be a little more detailed and put a little more into it. Even if you write a thesis, if you're in a hat and no makeup, very few dudes. Because they're not going to read the whole thing unless they're attracted to you. Because Amy, I'm not noticing you wear a hat. And also, I hate speaking for guys. Yeah. Because I hope to think I wasn't like this.

But even I probably was a bit. Like guys need to be attracted first physically. Women deeper. You guys are better than us. You can find things about guys initially. But if we're not attracted to you physically at first, it's never going to work. So you've got to put up. And I'm not going to say thirst trap.

But you need to put up like slightly parched trap. On a dating site where they're only spending three seconds with you when they're, swipe, swipe, swipe. They're not investing a bunch of time to read all of your notes. The picture with all the friends, though, like. I would never put a group picture up in my top three, maybe fourth or fifth picture. What if all the friends are hotter than you? Well, that's why I wouldn't do that.

You never want the person to be disappointed, so you want to set the expectation of who you are first. So you get your ugly friends, take a picture with that. Or you gather your ugly friends. But looks are all relative. But I will say that's been difficult when sometimes guys have up a big group picture, and you can't even figure, you're like, I have no idea which one it is because they sort of look the same. Your main picture has got to be your best physical representation of you. Okay.

That you feel comfortable with. Yeah. I just guess I also wear a hat a lot on the weekends or around the house like no makeup. So like, you're not going to get a guy going to go on what's your worst. You're not going to get a guy doing that. I thought that you all liked girls in hats with no makeup. We do eventually once we think we know they're hot in makeup. We like them.

We're attracted to them. And then you do whatever. We like you. We know you're hot. And if you're going to go authentic, go full authentic. Get you bird watching. Yeah. You and your kids.

Harry armpits. What? Laser hair removal like that. Oh, yeah. Yeah, you have an online dated. But what is your tip for her as far as like, dudes who are looking they only give her three seconds. What kind of picture

should she put up? You got to put up a hottie Amy like if they have to look and like what is under that hat like I can't really see under that hat oh it looks like she has nice eyes they want to see your face you're hiding under a hat move on that's not a good pick maybe go bikini It's a cute hat Amy doesn't wear bikinis

Yes I do I thought you wore one piece I wear both I have all Do you have a bikini pickup No if you're going to put one of those That's like picture four or five Well, I don't. I'm not putting up a swimsuit pick.

It's not happening. Okay. Notice she didn't say bikini. Morgan, any advice for Amy? Lose the hat. Yes, I would say that your profile represents what you're looking for in a person. So however you're setting up your profile is the results that you're going to get. So like you want a guy who's chill and he's cool with you not wearing makeup, then that's probably what you're going to be getting.

If you want a more high-end type of guy, you got to make your profile more high-end. the results, the prompts you're giving, like if you're not giving enough information, you're probably going to get somebody who doesn't talk a lot or doesn't give a lot of information. You get what you put out. You know what I will never do and I don't, I don't, yeah, cringe anytime I see it.

A nude is your front one. Yeah, that's too much. No, but on Hinge at least, I don't know the other sites that there's an option where they can send a voice recording. That's creepy. But for entertainment, sometimes I just play them and I listen and I'm like, what do they even say in those? Some people do their actions. Or what, their accent?

So they'll do accents. Like if they're from London, they'll make sure to do it because, you know, girls love an accent. It's like, it'll be like, what's your love language? And they'll be like, my love language. Yeah, those are cringy. And then you're just like, this is so awkward. This is so awkward. You can't answer a prompt as a voice no.

Yeah, yeah. Those are cringy. Don't do that. Your front picture needs to be whatever you're presenting to people to hire you for a job even. Okay. Your second can be knowing good. Because guys are going to swipe off super fast. Okay.

And you want numbers. You want a numbers game. All right. Just get the coach. I mean, honestly. You know what? Just get a scholarship for this coach. I can only raise money.

We can go fund me some money here. Okay, okay, okay. I mean, we'll see. But if you don't log in, though, you're not going to meet anybody. Yeah, I know. Good point. I know. I got to log in.

See, right now. Why is stuttering so much right now? Look, I'm going to go to sign in. And then I haven't been in so long. That's the problem. I got a look, but it got overwhelming for me. and now I think I'm ready. Too many dudes coming at you hot and heavy?

No. I just think it got over. I just was like I'm uncomfortable. 25 year old. 25 year old comes at you and it's like. The youngest that I have. That you would consider. Has messaged me is 32.

What is a 25 year old? No. No. No. That can't happen. Okay. No. Not happening.

How did you feel about 32? I, he invited me to coffee and I said, I, do you know how, I said, do you know how old I am? Because I have my age in the profile. And he said yes. I think he said yes, ma'am. Yes, ma'am. Respectable to goblings. And I said, okay, well, I can, I cannot.

I feel like this is just not going to be a good fit. I feel too old for you. And he told me that I was limiting my chances or I should be more relaxed and, you know, have fun, like try things. And I'm like, drink this. I just like, I don't think I could get over the fact that you're 32 and I'm, If you hire dating coach, let us know so we can laugh about it. Otherwise, just get active. Put a better picture at front.

Yeah. Well, my hope is maybe I just meet somebody in real life out. But nobody. Yeah, I had that hope too. I haven't met. Not one single person has ever, I think one time at bar taco, I'm at the bar. And some guys on the ways the bathroom. And he's like, you know, you might be the prettiest girl in here or something.

Did he stutter like that? Whatever it was. And he said you might be? That guy has some trouble. I was thinking there's a possibility and a chance that you could be the prettiest girl at this bar, maybe. I was like, okay. And then he left to go to the bathroom and then I never saw him again. So I was like, okay, that's, in a year, that's the one person that's talked to me.

Hang in there, okay? You got this. I'm going to take part in this segment because I feel like I'd be a hypocrite if I don't. It's lunchboxes segment idea. He brought in some audio for it. but he wants us to do my spouse or significant other is annoying me because oh boy so i will let you go first since this is your idea why is your wife annoying you oh my goodness i haven't had a good night at sleep in like three nights because my wife has like a cold and i have never heard someone snore so

loud and i am a king sleeper can sleep through anything so you brought her snoring Her story is... She's going to kill you. She's going to kill you. I would never play this audio. Somebody's nose is stopped up. Oh, it's more than stop up. It's like the lumberjacks

have moved into our loom in the room and chopping down trees in the middle of the night. Listen to this. That wakes you up, the guy who can sleep through anything? Dude, that is so loud. Okay, well, then I don't think you can claim you sleep through anything. Yeah, I don't think you're a great sleeper thing. Because that actually sounds pretty gentle.

Dude, it's like the house is rocking. And I am like this is so... So annoying. Okay. I will do one. My wife is annoying me because, and this is a constant with us, it's probably a relatable debate. It's the temperature. She gets so cold and I get so hot.

And we are constantly. And she's great about there's a certain point when I can turn the air down, but I can't turn the air down in the bedroom until she's all the way under the covers because she wants to be. But she likes the year so much warmer than I like it. So it's a constant, like, battle of temperatures. Do you guys deal with that at all? Oh, yeah. Yeah. Is yours always colder?

My wife likes it colder. I'm from South Texas, so I want it hot. That would be the thing that I'm annoyed by most. It's secretly I'll look over and it's on heat in the bedroom. I'm like, man, it's kind of hot in here and it's on heat. That kind of annoying. You like it really cold, though. Like, ridiculous.

Really cold. Yeah, I mean, we sleep with our room on. When I get to my part, it's 61 now. What? That is Antarctica. What are you doing? Yeah, that's not... That's not good, man.

No, yeah, once she's under and I get control... 61? I don't think I'm I... I've never even gone down that low. Like, I've never... You go to the 50s. I know, but I've never... You can? Oh, yeah.

I don't think I'm gone below 69. Let's party. So, yeah, that's our deal there. Eddie, you want to jump in on this or not? I don't have... You can set this one out? I don't think I have anything. I'm thinking about it.

Okay, I do have one. Okay, so he's struggled. But it was hard. hard to get to, right? Like, we really made you dig deep. I really think about this. Go ahead, good, good. It annoys me when we have people coming over, anyone, even, like, the person that sprays

for, like, roaches, I got to clean the house. I got to do, and she goes hard for an hour cleaning the house. I'm like, for the orcan guy? Like, I don't understand. Like, it's okay if there are dishes in the dish, like, in sync. Like, that's normal life. But she needs to be spotless if anyone's coming over to the house. Well, if you were spotless.

people weren't coming over. Maybe you wouldn't have roaches. Oh, good point. Yeah. I'm just kidding. I'm just kidding. That is relatable to. Ramundo, do you have anything? Yeah, filling up the trash can. Hey, first do the thing where it's like, no, I don't. Right. I thought for a while and I finally got. Okay, good. Thanks, man. But yeah, filling up the trash can. It's almost, she thinks that a trash guy comes from

outside and takes our trash for us. It's me. I'm the trash guy. She fills it up so full. I'm trying to pick it up. There's cups falling out. There's coffee grinds. I'm like, you realize I'm the one that deals with that, right? It's not an outside person. So she just keeps loading it on. Yeah, because the trash guy's going to take it out. That's me. That's me. All the sudden. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah. You're him. I feel you on that, Ray. And then if you're, and they make it so heavy in the bag of rips as you're trying to pull it out of the trash can, it's like, if you wouldn't put so

much stuff in there, you know. Wait, so y'all don't use the trash can? I'm confused. Like, the men never use it. What do you mean? Well, they're implying that the women are the only ones that fill it up. I think what they're implying is, if I could speak for them, is that when it reaches a sensible limit, they'll take the trash out. However, when their wife is filling the trash can, there is no sensible limit. They'll just keep filling and just expect it to be...

Yeah, they'll just keep going, keep going, keep going. That's just what my theory would be based on what the words they're saying. There is a sensible limit. That is a great term, Bobby. Anyone should be able to take the trash out at that limit. Yeah, instead of just packing it full and then you pick it up and the strings are just ripping out of the bag because it's so heavy. You have to call for help.

Who? Who? Who? Who do you call for help? Help me, hurry, hurry, I need you to push down the trash can. What are you guys having your trash, man? Man, exactly. So, I don't, we don't deal with that one.

I would say the thing that my wife hates to do that she asked me to do is plug in chargers behind, like, bedside tables. Like, she hates pulling a thing, plugging the charger in and pushing it back. I don't like it either, but not that big of a deal where she's like, I hate doing that. We plug that in. And I'm like, oh, you just, oh, you have to pull it, plug it in. but for some reason she hates to do that some pieces of furniture I mean I know it's too strong

some can be heavy no no I had to take real hard to find that one too I was digging deep last night I try to find it well you have one I got another one It's not even annoying now I know you're right it's actually great yeah

yeah mine's not that anymore but it's kind of bothers me sometimes so she's the first one to go upstairs to go to bed right always like I'm always the last I'll turn out all the lights or whatever and every single night When I'm walking upstairs, she goes, hey, will you give me some water? I'm like, you were downstairs too.

Oh, that's annoying. Well, if you know what's coming, go ahead and get her water. No, no, but she was downstairs and she came up at one point. Like, if you know she's going to ask, why not? Well, if I were just saying, theoretically speaking, if someone were to always need something, wouldn't they grab? It could be anybody. Wouldn't they grab it on the way up instead of always relying on someone else to get it? I know, but Eddie's the last one.

He's turning out the lights. And if he's, maybe she doesn't. But it's not last man in, takes care of hydration for the house. I know, but maybe she's not thinking about it. He could just be like, you know what, I'm already in the kitchen. I'm going to go ahead and bring her a glass of water. She typically wants one. And she waits until I get on the top of the stairs.

Like, hey, will you give me some water? Any chance you could teach her and be like, no? No, no chance. No chance at all. Do you know your wife ever? Yeah. On things that are trivial that you could actually do? That was a weird, yeah.

Yeah. Like, oh, I'm sitting on the couch and I'm going to let the dog out. And she's like, oh, why you're up? Can you go to the kitchen? give me water? No, opposite direction. Like that's opposite direction. Oh, you hit it with Can't. Interesting. Body's not pointing that way. Can't go that way.

Sorry, I got to wait for the dog to come back in. Yeah, yeah, got you, got you. Okay, okay. Well, thank you guys. I know it was very difficult. That was hard to come up with stuff. We really asked a lot of you. But thank you. We did it for the bit. For the show. This is where I would love to have the wives, which I know they're not a part of the show.

I get it. But they could maybe even just text it to me and I'll show. The one annoying thing about each of you. No, no, they would have 10. Or the 10. But they could probably find them easy because we're dirt bags and they're great, right guys? They have to dig deep. I mean... Trust me, you'd have a thesis on me in five seconds.

But I'd like to thank you guys. It's difficult. You're welcome, man. You're welcome, man. You guys did a great job. Good job, everybody. A win is a win. A win is a win.

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This story comes us from Michigan. A man was at the Kroger grocery store parking lot. He was getting in the car. He's like, oh, here, let me put my gun in my waistband. And bah! Oh, he shot himself. But he's not supposed to have a gun because he's on parole. Play cool.

No. So he tells his buddy, hey man, take the gun and run. Take the gun and run. So his buddy runs. The only problem is he's on parole too. So then he got busted for having the gun also. Also, it's a waistband thing. right? I get it

on TV and movies they put it in their back. Yeah, it looks cool. If you're going to carry a gun around for the most part, do like I do, put it in my purse. And have the safety on. Not so cool. Yeah, yeah, not as cool, right. But also, like, if you're going to carry a gun, or put it under your pants

leg and your strap, your garter belt strap. I do that too. Put it in my garter, you know. Okay, is that it? Yeah, I'm lunchbox. That's your bonehead story of the day. Eddie, did you see Inside Out 2? I did. Is that what it's called? Yeah, Inside Out 2.

I like one. And I haven't seen all the Disney movies, but that's like the emotions and stuff, right? One is, I mean, the whole, like, thing, the whole point of the movie is kind of deep, just like all the emotions you have in your head. But they're all different little cartoon characters, which I love. Yeah, I felt like it very much was for adults as well. 51% kids, 49% adults, which is probably the highest adult ratio for any of the cartoons that I've seen. because I don't have kids. That's Inside Out One.

Dude, let me tell you about Inside Out Two. So the little girl, the character, she is now a teenager, so all the emotions are like anxiety, jealousy. The new ones. So, like, yeah, the teenage emotions. So, like, I think the kids now are even more lost.

But the adults loved it. I thought it was a great movie. You liked it. And my kids were, like, the whole time kind of like, that's kind of good. But then when somebody would fart, they would laugh.

Like the cartoon and the farts. Keep them there. Right. Yeah. Hey, Mike Dee. When you reviewed this for movie Mike's movie podcast, what'd you give it? I gave it 4.5 out of 5. Not perfect?

No, well, I would say the first one is perfect. First one I would give a 5. This one's not as good as that one. Really? Yeah. But for me, like, I have anxiety, and them representing anxiety. Like, I wish this was a movie I had when I was a kid because I could have been like, oh, this is what I'm experiencing.

Well, they do another one where she's going through menopause. Yeah, yeah, yeah. She gets older. Or she's having a baby. Like every 5 to 7 years, they should have another one for a different version. That's funny. Post-colle. What's the anxiety character?

Anxiety. No, but what's its thing? It's like, I don't know. I don't know. All jittery. Trying to control everything in Riley's life. Oh, yeah. And overthinking it like, oh, here's all the scenarios.

Oh, I got to do this. If I don't do this, this is going to happen. No, that's called healthy. That's called getting crap done. I would say my kids went to see it too. My daughter's 17. And that's the first time I've heard her come home from a movie and be like, you know, say the word deep.

And it made her think about some things. and I feel like I was so glad that she had that opportunity to see it. But my 13-year-old son, he was like, I thought it was okay. I don't think he understood what was going on, but it's great for, you know, my daughter, for sure. Mike gave it a 4.5, Eddie? Yeah, 4.5 for sure. Amy? I didn't see it.

Oh, only your kids saw it. My niece took my kids, and also I just have been staying away from reviews, so I wasn't even going to tell all. You can give it a star review. They went to see it. see it, right. I would say they came home and they were glad they went. Thank you for that review, Amy. You're welcome. We will see you tomorrow. Goodbye, everybody.

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