The Bobby Bones Show - Mon Post Show (04-25-22)

Episode Date: April 25, 2022

Bobby and Eddie recap the weekend opening for Garth with more stories from Arkansas. He also reveals the gift Garth gave him. Bobby shares a story on how intermittent fasting doesn’t work. Also, two plane crash stories with a stunt gone wrong and a plane crash that was intentional. Amy got a scam warning about a scam. Mike D reviews the new Nic Cage movie. We also get into how the last 2 years have messed with our heads. Amy gives an update on her pet psychic reading.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Bobby Bones. Welcome to the post show podcast. I'm going to play a couple of voicemails here. This is Christ. from Arkansas. I just wanted to say Saturday night was epic,

and I just want to know how you and Eddie still playing almost 80,000 people in your home state of Arkansas. Much love and respect. Thank you. Let me run through these and we'll answer them all. Here is Sherry from Arkansas. Hey, Bobby Bones.

I was at the Garth Forks concert. I was amazed of you guys. You and Eddie were wonderful. I honestly did not think Eddie could that well. It was a great concert. Really enjoyed it. All right. Thank you, Sherry. And here's one more from Angela in Bremerton, Washington.

Congratulations on your playing at the Razorback Stadium. I was wondering if Garth ended up getting you a gift, because I know he got Jason Aldine that Rolex. So I was just seeing if you and Eddie got a gift for opening for him. Okay, so those are three voicemails I didn't get to on the show. And we didn't want to do a whole lot about it on the show, just a couple of segments. Then we could talk about it at length here. So, let's see, how did you feel playing in front of your home state? It's amazing, and I don't think we would have done it had it not been there.

I don't think he would have said, hey, come do it, and I don't think I would have said yes. All the things had to factor in perfectly, and they did, and it was really a perfect night and a perfect weekend, and that rarely happens, and it was just amazing. So the home state thing was the best part about it, obviously. So, yeah, that part was amazing. The second one was, I didn't think Eddie could sing that well. Eddie, anything you'd like to say about that? That's cool. It's cool that someone thought I sang well. I'll put it that way.

I mean, it was awesome that you gave me the chance to sing. That song wasn't on the set list. It was kind of a last minute like, hey, should we sing the song? I say, hey, how about brown-eyed girl? And you're like, all right, let's do it. So it's cool that I got to do that. And I'm glad that she realized that I can somewhat sing. Pretty cool.

We had a set list, and Garth's like, play 30 minutes or play longer if you want. and I don't want to play longer because if we can hit 30 minutes hard we can walk off, but it's like, great job. And we played enough. We played like four or five original songs. And we were about four minutes under.

And, you know, Eddie and I, we just walked away from the mics. And I was like, do another one. And Eddie's like, how about brownie girl? And Eddie hadn't sang, we have songs we sing together, but he hadn't sang lead in one. And I was like, yeah, let's go.

So he did it. And it was awesome. So I was glad that you got to do that because then everybody got one. Yes. You know? No, I mean, it was really cool. I'm glad you gave me that chance.

And, man, I mean, that's just a memory I'll never forget in my life. Like, it's just one of those that's like, I can't believe. And I would say, like, oh, man, my dreams came true. I've never dreamt that in my life. I never thought I would ever be on a stage like that in front of 80,000 people. So it's pretty unbelievable. Well, my dream was that I sold a stadium out. Hey, but to those people's points, though, like, if Garth did say from here on out,

hey, man, I'm going to Texas. Hey, I'm going to, you know, Notre Dame. You guys want to open up for us? What do you say? I don't think we can. Right. I have too many. Well, we can make time, right?

Well, no, I can't because if we were open, sure. I don't have a lot of free weekends for like the next three months. From IHart Country Festival to the graduation at Arkansas when I'm getting my honorary doctorate. Oh, my goodness. Because I'm speaking there. Back in Arkansas. So there's just, yes, if we were open and he was like, come and do it again, Yes, in a heartbeat.

Does that be cool? Yeah, it's pretty amazing. So, and then, did... So let me talk about the Aldine. The Aldine and the Rolex thing was kind of a joke and that so many people

kept asking. Not to him. So many people kept asking, did Garth get your Rolex? Like Aldean? Aldean did a song with him. We did a lot of songs. No, no, no, no.

Al Dean did a recording with him for release consumed by millions. So I think it was different. We did not get a Rolex. Anything? We got a bag of merch and we left. Good merch.

This hat right here was in a bag. Lots of T-shirts. So I bought a couple T-shirts, too. And I tell you what, Garth has T-shirts for 25 bucks at a concert. Oh, that's awesome. Yeah, I got a good one. I said Arkansas had Garth on it. But the Rolex thing was pretty much.

And then one day I would have Alden tell the rest of his stories, how generous Garth is. I'm not going to share Aldine's off-air stories, but he got even bigger than the Rolex. Really? Were you not listening? No, maybe not. That's awesome. I just heard the Rolex. I can't tell you this, because it's his story to tell,

but it makes Garth think it more awesome, what Garth did. There was that moment. Maybe today, though, we go home. Oh, and it's waiting in our driveway. Who knows? Okay. Ray, do you know anything?

I've been told nothing. Oh. Just, hey, who knows? We may go home, and there's a big G. Wow. The lights shining down, and as it shines down, there it is. Or he says, hey, go to the airport. It's on the runway waiting for you.

Okay. The Jets. Both of us. The Eddie and the Bobby. That would be more than he made of that show. Okay. So, top three moments, Eddie, from the day and night of the show. For sure, meeting Garth and Trisha before.

The fact that we were doing a sound check and Garth and Trisha just up there talking to us, like no big deal, joking around with us. Basically, Garth telling us, hey, do whatever you guys want. He goes, hey, guys, there's only one rule. play loud. That's amazing. And that was cool. And the fact that I got to sing Brown-Ey girl in front of everyone

and everybody was singing Sha la la la la la back to me. I mean, it was just unbelievable. And of course, at the end of the night we get to sit and relax, drink, have a drink, and watch Garth with unbelievable access.

I was literally right by the stage for about five songs. And then finally they're like, all right, you got to get out of here. That's four, Eddie. You got to roll. That's awesome. Our buddy, Steve, who,

I mean, I had no idea he was coming to the show. He drove up from Central Texas, and he's like, hey, check your phone. I see a video from Steve, and usually he's just talking crap because we play in an NBA league together or Madden League together. And I was like, oh, I was eating. I was like, no, you should watch that video. So I click it, and it's Steve going, hey, man, we wouldn't really want to come to the show, and then he turns around and the stadium's right behind them, so they drove up to go to the show. Crazy.

Which was super awesome. So awesome. Got to see a bunch of folks. You know, I kind of felt like I was running for office a little bit because I was just trying to see so many people. but it was great. Got to hang out with Coach Pidman, the football coach, Coach Must the basketball coach. I got to, I mean,

I got to talk to coach neighbors, the women's basketball coach, going to the football facility, and the facility guys were like, hey, come down after you finish hanging out with the coaches and just will give you some merch. They were like, what size are you? And I was like, I'm a medium, eddy's a medium.

Reed, our video guy was extra large, whatever it was. And they were like, what size is? is Caitlin, I'm like, she ain't going to want any Arkansas stuff. They were like, but what size? I was like, I don't know, extra small maybe. And so we go and hang out, tour the thing. We're walking on the recruits coming through, I'm talking to them, you know, all just

kind of organic. And then we go down into the bottom, kind of like the bowels of the building, and there's all this stuff stacked up, which they were going to, I felt, give to the players. It was so much stuff they gave us. It took me two full duffel bags. to take out just my stuff. Pretty amazing. And they gave me a helmet.

A real helmet, Amy. I guess the bomb was there. Yes, with the number on it that I guess they had for somebody. So I got a helmet. They gave me two pair of shoes. I gave Eddie one of them that he's wearing today. Oh, yeah. I'll be wearing it every day.

It's wild. Eddie got stuff. Reed got stuff. Caitlin was like, I'm good. Amy, you should see Bobby in this place. He knows everyone in the facility. Even if they don't know me. Assistant coach, assistant to the assistant to the linebacker coach.

And he talks to these guys like, hey man, I love that new guy we got, you know, whatever his name is. And they're like, oh, really? How do you know that? Well, he walked in to Coach Pittman's office, the head football coach. And one of the assistant coaches, Coach Kennedy was there. And I don't know him from anything other than seeing him tweet or post. And I was like, hey, Coach Kennedy, that four-star kid from Paris, Tennessee. That's a good get last week.

And he's like, what? Wow. He's like, yeah, it was. Thank you very much. So it's cool We hung out You know Pitman gave me a little pep talk

About The show The next day He's like you got this You got And so I thought It was pep in me To be on the team next year

What's the case But it was really awesome It was an awesome time And that There are a lot of pictures up So we'll move from that To some other stuff now Let's see

Here's something Intermitt and Fasting I will do it Occasionally And I don't really do it For like the results Of like these big soccer teams That do it

There are a lot of athletic groups that do intermittent fasting because they think it really helps out different parts of your body and your metabolism to help you perform an athletic level. I do it to control snacking. This is just the big – if I do it, I will only allow myself to eat for like a 10-hour window. And mostly you get all your meals in there anyway, but then I'll just snack all the time. So it's my way of going, nope, not snacking. So here you go. Intermittent fasting, where you smash all your eating into six to eight hours a day, Oh, that's pretty intense.

Scientists now say it doesn't work. At least not as much as you know eating less calories. Oh, well? Yes. So that's why I would, I will eat so much. If you give me something sugary, last night I had three popsicles after like, three, nine 30. Yeah, because they're there.

Caitlin bought some ice cream and some popsicles. And I was like, you know what? I'm going to give me a popsicle. And so I got me one. I was like, you know what, I'm going to get another one. And then I couldn't realize. And then I went about it got me, had three popsicles. Like, oh my God.

But I will eat everything unless I just decide, okay, I'm only going to eat here and here. Because I can discipline the crap out of myself. But if there's no discipline, there is absolutely no discipline. And I'm just going, you know, ape crap crazy. So, but that was my night, a night of popsicles. That story is from the New England Journal of Medicine about it not really working like some athletic teams. So there's that. The plane swap stunt.

Remember we talked about that where the two people were going to go down and jump out of change planes? Yeah. No, you guys remember that? Yeah, it was something. It was for... Some company, I don't know what you said. I don't remember. Two cousins, Luke and Andy, trained for months to accomplish this stunt.

They plan to intentionally set their planes into a nosedive and then skydive from each plane to the other plane. Was this on live TV? And land in them. Man. So, the stunt did not play out as they had hoped. Uh-oh. Do we lose one? A live stream of the event taking place in Arizona shows the two planes,

take the nose dive, the pilots then exit the aircraft, and as they're floating in mid-air, one of the planes loses control. The aircraft starts twirling, gets awfully close to the other plane. One of the pilots is able to reach the other plane and gains control the aircraft. Neither Hulu or Red Bull, who are the main organizers, have issued a comment. No word on any injuries. That's from KS-B-Y, but the stunt failed. Oh, that's crazy.

I guess one plane crashed, Mike? Yeah, one did. Yeah. I'm watching, it's like doing the... It's flipping and it's completely out of control. What's that, Amy? There's a video I saw on YouTube this weekend of a pilot that intentionally crashed his plane and filmed it, and he parachuted it out. Like there was an old theater plane.

At first, that video was I had to jump out of my plane. It's supposed to like a month or so ago, right? Mike? Yeah, it was back in like January. Yeah. So when it came out, everybody was watching it going, wow, because he's like I had to parachute out of my plane because it was crashing. But yes, it's resurfaced again because the FAA says that former Olympian Trevor Jacob stayed. his plane crash for a YouTube video. Not good.

The FAA withdrew the pilot certificate of Trevor David this month after he intentionally caused his single-engine airplane to crash. He titled the video, I crashed my plane. Dang, all for the YouTube. In the video, which was published in late December of 2021, his 1940 tailor-craft plane appeared to have an engine malfunction, which is what he said was happening. And then he jumped out using a parachute

and you see the plane just kind of go away. Just wanted views, right? And he probably just wanted to get rid of the plane as well. 1940s? I think he just bought it. Yeah, he just bought it with that. What? What?

What? Old old plane. But still, he had camera on the plane and the camera on himself, so that way there was footage. And he's parachuting out of it, too. This is crazy, by the way, too. It's a pretty cool video. It is a awesome video.

I'll be honest. I watch it a couple times. That's why you just have somebody in the back, somebody hiding in the back, and then once you jump out, they get it, where, they lift it back up and they go. Yeah. But I just don't know how these people, like, how do you. do you guarantee where the plane goes and what's below and what you could be harming? Yes, that's the problem.

And that's very scary. You can't guarantee it. And I'm assuming he had it set to where he knew he would crash, kind of, based on, but even then, he's in a real mountainous area. Yes. But an animal. Well, just hanging out. Like a bear. Mine in their business.

A plant just chilling. Oh, Bambi, just hanging out getting some water from the stream. Okay. That's from people. But yes, it is really a responsible thing to do. But now he can't fly forever, huh? They pulled his license. I doubt he'll get it back.

That's crazy. Would you give it back to somebody who crashed the plane on? He must not care about it. Right. Because the pilot that really cares, they're not going to jeopardize it like that. I learned this weekend, a friend of mine who's getting his pilot's license, he was telling me about, Amy, you might know about this. It's called wake turbulence, because I was asking about turbulence.

And he says that a plane leaves, almost like a boat leaves wake behind in the water. Oh, yeah, yeah. A plane leaves that in the air. and if you cross it, like, your plane can just spiral out of control. Oh, I didn't know about that. Amy's husband had told me about that wake turbulence before, but I didn't know you could hit it that hard. Like, I think you can save it, but, I mean, if your plane goes through it, like, if a big plane crosses and you go behind it, it can make your plane kind of like spiral a little bit.

We flew home right after the show on Saturday night, and we, it was so windy in Fayetteville that day before. And, I mean, it was so windy. Our plane took on some... and Caitlin never get scared at any sort of turbulence. I've never seen her scared. And she was like, I'm done flying. She's like, I'm done. They were just going to drive her away.

You were scared too. Oh, I'm scared every time. I know. There's no need to say that because we know that. I'm scared with no, no, no, no. But, I mean, I saw the fear in your eyes for sure. There's fear when we're lifting off and no turbulence. I hate flying.

Was Eddie scared or was he Mr. Tucker? I never get scared. I don't. No, Eddie did brace. Of course. You always hold off. But still, it's not going to affect you anyway. Yeah, you had like you were so chill.

No, Bobby thinks that he can stand, like spread his legs. I put my leg in the aisle. And he can save the airplane. Brace myself. Same way you're bracing yourself, tough guy. It's tough. We were all pretty scared. Let's see.

What else we got here? Amy, you got a scam warning. Uh-oh. She doesn't remember. So, you got a scam warning you about a scam. Yes. So the scam was actually sent in the way of a warning about scam. scams hoping you would click it.

Right. That's... I mean, I was like, well, this is convincing. Because I get scammed often, so what a way to scam me. So what was, like, is just in an email? What I say? Yeah, I don't know. I have to pull it up.

It's like, click here, so you'll never be scammed by those rascally scammers. They try everything. And Amy's like, that's a great point. I know. Scamming by the scam scams. I don't know. That's basically what it is. Like, that's what it was.

All right, cool. Yeah. All it was. Watch out for that. Hey, Mike, you watch the Nick Cage movie? Yeah. And so Nick Cage has a new movie where he's basically playing himself. Is it a version?

Wait, is it himself really? What is it? It's a fictionalized version of himself, but it's like all these real movies that he mentioned. Weird. But is it kind of about his real life? I feel like it is, yeah. Okay, so tell me about the plot here. So the movie is he's kind of struggling in his career.

Hasn't had a big role in a while. He's waiting on that next big one. He doesn't get it, but then he gets an offer from this million. to come to his birthday party. So it pays him a million dollars, goes there, and then gets hired by the FBI to take this guy down. So the FBI hires him... Nick Cage.

To take down the millionaire. Yeah, because he's into the bad stuff. No. Are we sure? Yes? No, it didn't happen. How good was it? It's pretty funny.

I think Nick Cage is back. And it's cool because he references, like, all his other movies. There's, like, quotes and, like, scenes from, like, con air and all that. So it's kind of cool just to see how many good movies he's been in. But he's funny. Best Nick Cage movie ever? Probably Face Off. Oh, really? Yeah. Oh, I love Face Off. John Travolta? Yeah. They cut each other's faces off. Oh, yeah. They swap faces.

That's crazy. That's so dumb. City of Angels is a good one. That's a good one. I like Conair a lot. I liked the Treasure. Oh, National Treasure. That's good, too. That's really good. Yeah, I mean, he's made a lot of money. I think he just had a baby too? Or she's pregnant. Or she's pregnant? He's like 60, 65, right? I think he's 60, yeah. Anything else about it?

I think you would like it. Really? Yeah. I don't think Caitlin will watch that one with me. We kind of have shows in movies and do ourselves, and those we do together. We watched Winning Time last night, the newest episode. Really good. I'm like two behind now. It's really, really good. To me, it's really good. And to me, it's really good. And to her, it's

pretty good. And I think the difference is that show isn't a an accompaniment to what I've already known or seen in my life. Yeah. To her, it's just the show. You know, and there are definitely... Which is still very interesting. There are definitely exaggerations in this show.

They've embellished a bit on some of the people. And just some, but there's definitely some embellishment there. But with her, again, she's only watching a show, and she's like, it's pretty good. But with me, like, I know a lot of that, and I lived through the end, very, very end of that. We know magic and Larry Bird stuff. There's really good. We watched that last night. Is Larry Bird really that mean?

So it depends on you talk to. They definitely have painted the Celtics and the people on the Celtics in a very negative life on this show. Yes. But it's funny to see them now. Like they all joke with each other now. And they're in a commercial. Well, because they're old or what? And they get paid to do that.

And I think that you probably have some perspective at different points in your career in life. But yes, he was a really big trash talker. And some people said he was, you know, huge. jerk, but some if you're a Boston fan would say others. Otherwise, you know. But yes, in the show, he's not portrayed. He's a hillbilly. Wow, okay.

He's a hillbilly that's short with folks. Did you watch last night? No. Just the last one when you finally came on? I think I, well, I don't, I maybe watched the, yes, I watched the Sunday before. So last night, I'll watch sometime this week. Dr. J's in this week. Cool.

Yeah, that's pretty cool. Oh, I can't wait to catch up. Yeah, pretty cool. Let's see. I pulled up the scam so that way people can know. Okay, go ahead. I got a text. It says.

Oh, it's a text, not an email. Your browsing history showed visits to unsecured websites. You now have three viruses on your device. Clean your phone. Link here, ASAP. The link. There's send me that link. And I obviously didn't click the link, but it made me think like, oh, I searched something that then put a virus on my phone.

So now I need to click the link. So it's like a scam about a scam. Got it. So that's just a heads out. Don't click that. You don't know where it's from. Don't click it. Let's see.

Adidas says that four minutes of kissing. is as good as brushing your teeth. Four minutes. But four minutes is a long time. It's a long time. But four minutes of... No, it's not. Four minutes of straight kissing?

He's crazy. Amy, you're saying four minutes is not a long time? No, four minutes is not like, no amount of kissing is like brushing your teeth. But this is an orthodontist. Okay. That likes to kiss. So he puts braces on people?

An orthonanist is saying that four minutes of kissing is as good as brushing your teeth. Dr. Ksum recommended kissing for at least that long every day because it produces more saliva in your mouth. Oh, no. The main benefit of kissing is that it produces more saliva, and that helps you chew, taste, swallow, fights germs, and prevents bad breath. Okay. Along with neutralizing acids that sit on your teeth, it cuts out on tooth decay.

So he's presenting reasons as to why this helps. Okay. Scam. Y'all kiss for that long? No. Maybe when we first started. For sure. Daily Mail.

That's from the Daily Mail. Let's see. I mean, nobody just straight kisses for four minutes straight unless you're like 12. He does. And then why not just... Who? The doctor maybe. Oh, I thought you're pointing at lunchbox.

But think about just kissing for four minutes. That's ridiculous. I need to drink water or something too, you know? Let's see. A psychologist confirms the last two years have messed with our heads. I would agree with that. Yeah, I would agree with that. I mean, the fact that we were, and it's happened to three or four times at the last seven or eight generations,

the fact that we had to do, like, quarantine is wild. Yeah. You know, we've had to do it for different reasons through the years. Just wild. Nearly half of U.S. adults reported that the lives have become more stressful in the past two years. The American Psychological Association found in their annual stress in America survey. It comes as no shock. The pandemic, economy, supply chain shortages,

and the prospect of World War III might be hard on one's mental health. The mass majority of adults agree it feels like there's been a constant stream of crises during the last two years. A little bit of that I blame on the men. media. I think there's always 73 crisis is happening and it's just how much they amplify it. But yeah, the pandemic for sure. The

shortage like chains, that's, and definitely affecting everything. I mean, everything's more expensive. Yeah. They can't really make stuff fast enough. They can't get enough people to do it. That's from the New York Post. Shaq says his daughters can stay home, but the sons, nope, you're out at 18 years old.

Shaq has three daughters and three sons. He's sharing that his daughters can live at home as long as they want. His son's out when they're 18 years old from People Magazine. Interesting. Thoughts, Amy. I mean, it seems a little weird to like only let your daughter stay.

Either everybody's out of 18 or everybody has the opportunity to stay. I don't know why he's dividing it up by the sex. He said, I like my girl's a little bit better. He's not hiding it. Because this man, you have to protect, provide, and love your woman, he said. I trust them more because they're more sensitive. They're more caring and their thinkers. You know how boys are. My boys, you bring something in front

of them and they're gone. I tell my boys, when you all get 18, you got to go. Girls can stay as long as they want. He probably just likes living with them better, honestly. Yeah, but I could never imagine saying that to my son. He said to his girls, go to college, get your master's, get your doctorate. I'll pay for it. Take your time.

You can live at home. Wow. Boys, don't have the door hit you on the way out. That's from, well, they'll be fine, I'm sure, either way. That's from People Magazine. All right, all right. And then finally on this one, and I give you guys a chance to win some money if you'd like. Of course.

Uh, Amy got her dog reading, wait, a cat reading, but it turned into... Mm-hmm. So, I have... The whole psychic animal thing's weird to me anyway. But there's a... Go ahead. So, like, a year longer ago, I had the dog reading, and then it came up on the show the other day, so I booked a cat reading.

But then while she was reading my cat, she started talking to my dog. So you did book your cat. Booked the cat. And the meeting was only for the cat. Is the cat? Is it a Zoom? Is it a Zoom? The cat brought up the dog, and then the dog was in the room.

So she's like, I'm going to go ahead and talk to the dog. Is it a Zoom? I was just on the phone, but she wanted my cat in the room with me. But then how did she know what the cat look like, or how did she talk to the cat? You have to send a picture of the cat. I did the same thing with the dog. So just by sending a picture of the cat and money, obviously, it can tell you your cat's thoughts. To pay before the reading.

Maybe just give me the money, I'll do it. Give me half and I'll do it. I know. So what does she tell you about? Well, this is a different person, and I must say, their original reader that I had a year ago, I was like, oh, wow. And this one, I was still kind of, you know. you know, impressed with what she was saying, but really she said that my dog and my cat are never going to get along. That my cat is like 70% annoyed at my dog all the time. And...

Isn't that... Go ahead. My dog needs to start taking a probiotic apparently because that's why she's itching so much. It's got something to do with her stomach. Did you ask? No, the dog told her that. Did you talk about your dog itching? No, she said... Is your dog itching? She said, does your dog... She's licking. Oh my gosh. She asked to you. Licking. She goes, she's licking a lot. And she's licking a lot because of her gut. It's gut health.

And you need to get her on a probiotic. And my dog does lick. Oh, yes, it's a dog. No, but it's out of control. Always licking her paws or her hand. Like every, she's just always. That's how they clean themselves. It's excessive.

Dogs, kind of cats for sure. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, oh, guess what? She said, my cat loves spa day. Oh, my gosh. Why do you give your cat spa day?

Well, it's not, that's what she called it. She just out of nowhere said, oh, your cat loves spa days. And I said, no, but I give my cat a bath, oh, you know, at least once a month. And people are so, it's polarizing on Instagram when I post it. People are like, yeah, bathe your cat, duh. Or people are like, you're the craziest person I've ever heard of. Cats clean themselves. And I'm like, I've seen my cat like lick her paws a few times.

There's no way she's getting her entire body clean. So I want to clean it. She climbed into a litter box every day to use the bathroom. I'm cleaning my cat. So you paid someone. Is there anything, though, they told you that... Well, yeah. That was specific to you in your situation,

because the licking, the scratching, that's just what animals. She's like, so does your dog poop? Yeah. Well, I like that my cat likes baths, and she said, my cat is my earth angel. That some cats are sent here to be, like, comforting, or some pets,

and that my pet is one of them. Earth angel. That's what she said. And I will say she came at a year where I really needed extra comfort. And my cat has been my favorite addition to the home. Okay. Did. When it comes to, like, therapeutic care.

Did. She didn't ask to talk to the fish. It cost more than $50. I'm so I'm going to ask you. Oh, my gosh, a lot more? No, not a lot more. But it was more than $50. It was more than $50, but not a lot more than that.

So she told you generic things about your animal. A psychic, you paid $50 for it. More than $50. Yeah. Listen, this reading was not as powerful as the dog won a year ago. The dog won a year ago, she was saying things about my actual household that nobody would know. The cat, this one, I don't know. It was interesting.

I mean, not interesting in a good way. It was just interesting that, like, I can't believe I just paid for this. Same as how we feel about, too. Yeah. Thank you and that. All right, we're going to do a little. Let me see how much money I have here before I give it all away. I may just do half.

I give you, okay, I'll put. I put 60 on the line, and I'll let you all pick a number at the same time. That way, we have a better shot if somebody went, one, two, three. This makes my odds a lot worse. You know what? For that, I'm only doing 40. Oh, wow, whoa, whoa, whoa. We spin it at the same time. Yeah, because now my odds are worse.

Now it's three, seven, eight, and, it's, no, it's not. It's eight out of 100. So four out of 50. So two out of 25. So basically, I have a one and 12 shot to lose this money. So it's different than one in 100 every single time. That's now one out of 12 and that is bad odd. Okay.

So I'm only giving 40 bucks here. Would you like to go for a... Yeah, it doesn't matter. All right, everybody, ready? Yep. Amy, your number? Amy, go with 21. No.

Oh, that would be hilarious. Why would it be hilarious? Okay, 21. Why? So we would split it? Or you'd pick another number. No, you got to pick same number. No, that's not true.

Okay. Amy, you're sure you want to pick 21? Yeah. 21. Mike? 91. Lunchbox? 47. If you to pick 21 again, I'll laugh that loud.

All right, Eddie? You know what, fine. 12. Oh. Morgan? 54. Scuba? 23. Ray?

I'm going to go with 70. I'm seeing a high 70. 79. Abby? 16. Okay, and for my own sake, I'm going to pick 69. All right, I got all these numbers here for $40. 100-sided dice.

Wow. Hit. 12 or 21. Hit. 12 or 21. What is it? Hit me. What are you doing?

Just pausing for dramatic effect. Is it a 6.9 or 96? Look at all the numbers. It is not 69. It means somebody hit. Who is A? Oh, Amy's 21. Abby, what number did you pick?

The number is 18. Wow. It's close. Do one more time. Yeah. You guys can. hop in I mean Eddie I owe you a few bucks

Do you want to try to give some of that back? Sure Dollar roll Yeah Okay let's go 21 Hit me Hit me 21

41 Oh I like it Do it again And stop it 21 19 Oh we're getting closer I'll stop it

One more 21 27 Oh we're getting there One more. 21. 62. Oh, okay, we're stopped.

We're done, we're doing. We got too far. That's only four. You want more? No, no, no. No, no. We want me six. You want one more?

Okay, one more. Stop it! 21. Oh, my gosh. Oh, my gosh. 44. Oh. Anyone else?

Anytime you want to challenge it and come look at it. No, I believe you. Okay. Why don't you do five more, man? Now we're good. Anybody else want to take a shot? You can remember, you can do, heck, you can do upper or lower 50 as well. Right?

That'll, huh? What do you mean? You can pick the up, the lower 50. Lower 50, upper 50? Zero through 50 or 51 through 100. For how much? 55 bucks. 55?

For 100. I only have five left in the bank. Okay. Wait, did you say 55 or five? 55. Do it, do it, do it, do it. No. Just pick one half.

It's half. Okay, then do it. I don't have money. I only have $5 in the bank. but I'll do five more rolls. Let's go. Five more rolls, bones, let's go. Okay, keep on, keep on.

Mike, I feel better if you stand over me. Why would you feel better? Just so it's all transparent. Have you been lying? No. Why would I bring them over here if I had been lying? I don't know. It's just a weird thing to say.

I feel better about myself. Because I don't want anyone to be like, you... Checks and balances. Yes, absolutely. And if money's involved, I'd rather just have somebody here. No, I would be the opposite. That's weird. All right, here we go.

You been messing with this a little time? Have I hit 20? I was messing with you, I wouldn't say Mike, come over, but I would just keep doing this. Interesting. Okay. Stop it. 21. Mike?

Oh. 20. Oh my goodness. We're getting close. Do it again. Hey. Stop it. Mikey?

99. Oh, that's very far away. We're going to do all three. Let's go. Come on. Come on. Roll it. Give me a good roll.

bones going like in a circle. There we go. Roll it around. Why don't you buy three numbers on this one roll? He's not going to pay that. Yeah, well. You'll pay three numbers? Yeah, you can do three.

$3 for a roll? Yes. What's the payout? $300? No, $100. But it costs you three to get three at the same time. Makes your odds one and 33. Yeah, makes your odds a lot better.

What? 300. Oh, you don't understand how your odds are better if you have three numbers compared to one number. I thought it was $3. Yes, $3. Three numbers cost you $3. Oh. But you're now one and 33 shots.

What if I do $3 on $21? That's $300. That's true. That's what I'm talking about. That's what I thought you were saying. That's true, too. You can do that, but that's... You pay me $300.

Yeah. One more rule. If you want all three on $1. $3. Shut up, lunchbox. $3. $21, baby. For 300 bones.

Hit me. Stop it! Mikey! Hold on. Mikey! There's a two in a number. It's not 21. It's 32.

Dang. So, all right. That's good, though. That's good. You could do that, too. Okay. That has a lot of money. Did I hit that?

You would have been so mad. It would have been part of the game, though. Sometimes the house loses. Amy? What, and I'm good. I don't have any money. I spend it all in a cat reader. You got a Venmo.

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