The Bobby Bones Show - MON PT 2: Bobby Thinks The World Is Ending + Eddie And Lunchbox Get Blood Drawn + Listener Is Mad At Lunchbox

Episode Date: April 20, 2026

We talked about what was in our algorithms over the weekend and why his wife roasted him for the viewing choices he made. Bobby shares a new theory that came out of the missing scientist and why the world might be ending in a few years. Lunchbox and Eddie got their blood drawn for the Low T competition. They share their experiences of how many vials of blood were taken and how they feel about needles. A caller wants us to stop calling Lunchbox by his real name and is really upset about it. Raymundo gives his scary experience in his first driverless car. Lunchbox thinks America has become too soft.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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And for more, follow Timbo Slicalife-Life 12 in the TikTok podcast network on TikTok. The Bobby Bone Show, everybody wrote. Yeah. Virginia Tech football had their spring game. And a guy was skydiving in, parachuting in with the American flag. Did you see this? So he's flying in, big deal, pretty cool. Wind starts to blow, blows him off course, slams him right into.

I think it's funny. I mean, slams him right under the scoreboard. Is he okay? Hospital. Like, I think now he's in stable condition. Wow. It looked like he was about to die. I mean, how can you per- I mean, yeah, it's like, you don't take the wind into consideration?

I don't know. I don't know was there like a mysterious gust of when they weren't expecting. Right. But he's going and all of a sudden. Because he's got to be a professional like you don't just bring in anybody. Right under the scoreboard. It was crazy to see. I thought it was AI.

It was one of those where it was so nuts that I thought, oh, this is for sure fake. And then he just hangs there. And then they stop and they're like, uh, hold on. We got to get him down. But they don't know if he's okay or not. So it's not like he hit it and then was tangled up there. He's like, he didn't hit it and fall down. He hit it and was up there.

Yeah. Parachutists carrying the U.S. flag. The skydiver was stuck for, was stuck for 20 minutes. Yikes. That's a long time. Before being rescued by emergency crews, they were stable condition. Yeah. Non-life-threatening injuries, thank God. But it looked like he was about to die. If you're those people watching and you don't know what's happening, some dude just nailed the sign and you're just watching. You're like, you probably get your kids and you cover their head and you get them out of there. Yeah. You don't want them to see it. Right.

It's a time you don't know if that's a dead body or not. Oh, my. It is wild to see, even on the internet, where I've seen everything on the internet. That did not hit my feed. I don't know why. That was pretty crazy to see. What did hit your feed this weekend? WrestleMania at all?

Not a lick of it. None? No, WrestleMania came through at all. No. Yeah, I watched both nights. Shout out to my wife. I didn't go full WrestleMania. Like, I couldn't watch it in its entirety all the time.

on TV, but I did walk around my phone if I was having to do stuff. But ESPN's got this weird thing now where you have to have like two packages. Because we already have ESPN Plus, but then I had to buy ESPN unlimited to watch it. So then I was just like, well, then I was like screw it. I'll choose a VPN and act like I went to Puerto Rico and VPN from Puerto Rico and watch it on Netflix. Oh, okay. That's crazy. I don't recommend people doing that.

But, yeah, so I watched WrestleMania for two nights. So I watched it Saturday night. And my wife's like, oh, and I can't watch it with her because she like, laughs at it. People coming down and big crazy masks. Yeah. It's a little ridiculous. Okay, but everybody's in on it. I know. That's what's even more. But it's athletically a plus. Do you watch a movie? Do you get like totally cool with the fight scene? I get it. I watched whatever you made me watched that made me appreciate it a little bit. And I probably need to rewatch because the appreciation is it left me. You've lost it. I've lost it. But I, I, I don't.

I did, I don't remember their names, but I did get emotional through some of them. I mean, they have some powerful stories. Yeah, yeah. They're real people. They're extremely great athletes. They do risk their bodies trying to pull off these stunts in the ring. There's no stuntman here. But like, this guy would come down named the demon and she's like, what is this?

Like he walks out and there's like a heart in the middle of the, and he's got all. She just can't. But everybody's in on it. Yeah. It's fascinating. And also how many people are into. into it. I love it. I know. I mean, a lot of people are. I get nervous for them. I think because I'm getting older, if they're really pulling off like a move where they're having to like do flips

with each other and land and not hit their neck, like I get nervous that they're going to hurt themselves because they do sometimes. And you're not allowed to cut yourself anymore. Like there used to be a thing in wrestling where you would take a blade and you'd secretly have a blade and you'd cut yourself so blood would be everywhere. You can't do that anymore. Oh, the commitment. Dang. I know. So if there's blood now, it's real blood. But jelly roll showed up. Oh, did he wrestle again? Well, he showed up real quick and did an elbow drop on Logan Paul. Oh, okay.

Was that Logan Paul? I believe so, yeah. Yeah, Logan Paul on the table. Anyway, I didn't know if you watched it. No. Not at all. Not at all. Nope.

How about the new Nancy Guthrie update? No. Were you even on the internet? I mean, I guess I wasn't on that much, but also I learned I should be gargling salt at night before bed. Okay. I'm interested to hear this algorithm. Okay. Do this and I'll get to Nancy Guthrie.

Okay. So apparently, instead of mouthwash, you should put some pink Himalayan sea salt or something like a more quality salt, not table salt, in some warm water, not too hot, but not cold. And gargle it and swish in your mouth for 30 to 60 seconds after you finish your oral routine, like brushing your teeth, flossing, all that, and then go to bed. When you say something like apparently, is that just because you saw someone say it on the internet? I'm saying because I don't know. I just, that's the kind of stuff that was in my feed and I have not fact-checked it. I think they said they were a holistic dentist. Apparently, I saw a guy slamming on the scoreboard.

Because again, did you guys think that was AI when you saw it? I didn't know what it was. But the guy that shot the video kind of just said like, dude missed his target. So he kind of made a joke out of it. So I kind of took it as a joke. Oh, I saw like a hundred different versions. I guess I didn't see some dude. making a joke about it.

He was already hanging there when he showed the video. Oh, you didn't see him flying yet. No, uh-uh. It is crazy. I'll give it the Nancy Guthrie stuff here. The FBI is analyzing DNA that was recovered from the home of Nancy Guthrie in southern Arizona at the start of the investigation. Reports say that a private lab in Florida sent the DNA to the FBI in the last couple

of days and the agency is using new technology to see if they can pinpoint a suspect. The mother of the today show host Savannah Guthrie has been missing for over two months. That's from ABC News. I guess for me when I read this, did that make sense what I read? There's some DNA. Okay, yeah. A private lab in Florida sent the DNA to the FBI.

Some new DNA. They're using, why don't they do this already? Am I crazy to think that? I don't know, but we don't have the, they're saying the results are coming. The FBI is analyzing DNA that was recovered. But anything they're doing now that has to do with results and DNA and waiting for a lab?

Like, shouldn't they have already done that? Yeah. Maybe they have. It says new. Did they find new DNA? And now they're waiting to see if it massive. Okay, let me just say that's the case. Why don't you find it already? Why is it new?

I thought we already got into this home 10 million times. Yeah. The FBI's analyzed. Well, sometimes, you know, I'm looking for stuff at my house. You're not the FBI. I know, but like, it'll be right there in front of me, and then I don't see it. And then you take a break, you go away for a little bit, come back. I'm like, there it is.

You know? That's what they were doing, taking a break. I know what you mean. The FBI is like, let's walk away for two weeks. Yeah, yeah. And we'll come back and see if it hits us fresh. Clear our head. Yes.

They come back and they're like, anybody checked a table? No, Mark, I didn't even think about that. That's a great point. I didn't mean to minimize you. They are just like us. Yes. What else in your feet? The scientists that are dying?

Oh, yeah. So there's another one because now what's happening is they're going and going, you know what, this person died too that was somewhat connected. So it's not even new people now. It's they're uncovering other scientists or lab workers or people. people with access that have died mysteriously and going, huh, this kind of fits in with these other people because a lot of them leave their house walking with no keys, wallet phone, and the next thing you know, they disappear. It's almost like they're zombieed and they're like

must leave home. Because who leaves their house without their keys wallet phone? Not many people that I know. So you want to know what the theory is now? What? They're two. The first one is obviously, something that is not of this planet and they know too much. And then Trump did say, I'm going to release some UFO files. Did you see that this weekend? Oh, yeah. Well, and I was him, I heard him talking about him saying, man, I hope this is all just a coincidence.

But yeah, we'll look into it. I'm like, there's no coincidence. He then did, I know, it's too many. He then did say, we're going to release some stuff. And he was like, boy, let me tell you, there's some stuff. But that doesn't. Right, who knows. But the other thing they think,

apparently as you would say because I was watching people on the internet talk about it is that there's a meteor coming? In the next like two to three years and they know about that and so they don't want us knowing about that because we'll all freak out

I swear to God listen to me if we're all dying in three years live our best life like now I can stop like can't you're reading to my parole again if we're all dying in three years You better believe I'm going to get to stabbing. Wait, who knows?

You know what? I don't know who. I don't know who. I don't know why. I just feel I'm going to get to stab it and just peeing in random places. Oh, I'm thinking like I'm going to travel and like... You think you're going to be able to travel? Airpl... It's going to be anarchy.

No, but if we all just have an agreement. No, no, no. You'd be going everywhere and it's just nonstop stabbing. If we know it's three years, let's just all living in an agreement that we should just live our best life. You know that wouldn't happen. What percentage of people wouldn't want to live their best life? I get that there's a few people that might go rogue, apparently you. Oh, I'd be stabbing like crazy.

Oh, you guys get stabbed immediately. But, like, for what reason? Because it's like, what else? Because you've never stabbed before? Nobody has to worry about going to jail anymore. What are you going to do, go to jail? No, martial law would be into effect, the military to be on the streets. Why don't we work on, like, making rockets to help us all, like, get out of here?

Go where? We have three years. Somewhere where the meteor's not going to hit. Something. Like, you're stabbing. She's living her best life. We've got to learn how to survive. She ain't going anywhere.

So now it's like where I got to get a bunker. Well, I don't have to fly. I'll go. I mean, I've always wanted to go to Montana. Like, it doesn't have to be somewhere halfway around the world, but like we could all just collectively enjoy the next three years. That's not what would happen. We would not live in peace and harmony if the world was ending because people would go. The world's ending.

Why don't we get to stabbing? Who would be the first person you stab? Who closest person to me? This is not my wife or baby. We're like, let's see what happens here. Stabbing and peeing, man. That's all I'll be doing.

I just have it out. Drinking. As many Diet Coke's as I want. Oh, that's another thing. Oh, I'd start to drink too and do drugs. There we go. Because I've never drank or done drugs. So I'd be like, why?

Who cares? Shoot me up. Now we're talking. With what? I don't care. Well, that's another thing that was in my algorithm a lot. This one guy who explains things like really slow. So like a caveman, so people listen.

So he needs a scientist or something. He's like, Diet, Coke. bad will kill you if you're a rat and then he shows a rat he's like me big men I drink 18 Diet Coke Day no die What are you watching? Why is this popping

up into your feet weirdo? Because I love Diet Coke and he was giving me a permission to drink it because he's like saying yes people are scared of it because they did studies but rats are tiny we human big but rats probably are drinking a little bit

not 18 he did the math of like the amount the rat would be for us drinking like 18 to 20 something and no one's we're not doing that if you're doing that that bad but you're talking like Kevin on the office everybody would eliminate words to get the day to make the day go by so you a bunch of his videos are popping up my feet I appreciate it though because he just talk slow so me understand Amy drunk huh I like algorithm Monday that's fun segment you guys call us if you have want to say or comment on something. We're here. 87777-B-O-B-B-B-Y.

Another story from over the weekend. Dylan Spouse, you know, Dylan and Cole Spouse, they were the twins. They were the kid in friends, the kid in Adam Sandler's daddy dad daddy. Daddy daycare. Big Daddy. Thank you. Thank you. Yeah. Home intruder came to their house. He tackled him, Held him a gunpoint to the cops guy there. Nice. They're wild. They live together? Who?

Him and the home intruder? No, him and his wife do. Oh, I thought the twins. No, Dylan, I believe, is the one. Dylan and his wife. I thought the same thing. Maybe. No, they don't have together.

I was like, wow, they really have stuck together. I was just trying to explain who they were. So one of the twins and his wife? Yes. A home intruder came in and then he ended up tackling and then holding him at gunpoint. Wow. Until the cops got there.

That's legit. There's a couple of those. So Diana Rusini and Mike Brable, so you know that story. A quick recap, they were apparently at this Arizona, Sedona, fancy hotel. They got caught allegedly cheating with each other. And then, so she gets fired, right? Yeah. With me?

Over the weekend, there was a car accident, and some old guy had flipped his car, and she, like, climbed up on the car that had flipped and saved his life, him and his dog. Oh, wow. Either that's the best PR team in the history of the world or how about that? Huh. Only negative stuff about her was in my feed. That's weird. Maybe a couple days behind.

Okay. I need to refresh because that is like a really cool story. Yeah, it is. Unless they set it up. I saw a picture of the car. If they set that up, man, that's crazy because the whole car was flipped on its side. Dang. But that was really interesting.

I have Tony and Kentucky on the phone. Let's go over to Tony. Tony. Tony, you're on. Hey. Hello, gang. Yes, sir. I'm just trying to get,

he's talking about the Nancy Guthrie's story, and Amy's looked confused about whether it was new DNA, old DNA, whatever. As I understand it, this is the initial DNA that they found, and evidently the only DNA, but if you can remember the sheriff from that area,

who has control of the case, sent everything to the lab that they use in Florida. He would not give any of it to the FBI. So the FBI has not had access to any of this information, but evidently the lab is not able to come up with anything. So now they're asking for the FBI's help

to look over what they've already done. Man, if that's the case, that's bizarre. Now, I know the FBI has been involved since February because, I just looked it up, but if that's the case, listen, what do I know? I'm not there.

So new lab? Same DNA new lab? What's happening? Okay, I would say same. Why don't we already do that? Yeah, like, it's been a minute. They've been running some tests and haven't found anything. Like, then you just, I mean, this is such a huge story.

Like you just called the- Even if it wasn't. Just like, send it to every lab possible. It says, yes, the FBI has been heavily involved in the investigation into the disappearance since she was abducted. In April 2026, the FBI began analyzing. potentially critical DNA evidence found in Nancy's home. But that's where we are, April.

Why would they wait? And I'm not, Tony's probably right. Why would the local sheriff hog at all for himself? Oh, like, you hog is it for a place in Florida? So far away. Yeah, like. Do you have friends over there? Discount?

He's just like his local lab. What's going on here? I mean, he'd be sent it to the 7-Eleven. Hey, Tony, I appreciate that. Yeah, that's wild. That's just like not every stone unturned then until, like, now they're unturning, Newstones. Tony, thank you.

Thank you. Appreciate that. That's crazy. Let's go to Jerry in Pennsylvania who's on. Jerry won a national contest to go to our IHart Country Festival. Hey, Jerry, you won a big trip? I sure did.

I'm excited. That's awesome. So our festival is not this weekend, but it's next weekend, and it's Kane Brown, Luke Bryan, Parker McCollum, massive show. Shaboozy.

Yeah, and so Jerry, how did you win? I actually won it through the I-heart competition. I listened to and stream you one W-B-Y-L, which is out of Williamsport, Pennsylvania. It's Bill 95. I'm familiar with it. That is awesome. So did you call or text, or how did you win the whole trip?

It was the text in. And when they hit you back, did you think it was a scam? Because I would have. I wasn't sure. You know, they say that they're going to call three times. from a number with no identification. I let it ring once I was driving and then by the time they called the second time I answered the phone and I just said hello because you know everybody's worried about spam calls and it was just listed as unidentified caller. I didn't say anything and the

gentleman identified himself from my heart and then I knew I was golden. That's wild and I'm not saying I would think anything from us is a scam but I think anything's a scam now and so if someone's like you won something, I'd be like, no. I don't think so. I'm dedicated to radio contests, and I mean, I knew I had a bunch of entries in. That's awesome. So it's going to be a heck of a show. We're going to see you next

week and hopefully we run into you. Yeah, I was going to say, is there any chance that we can get a meet and greet with you? I'll send you Eddie's hotel room. Oh, wonderful. We'll hang out. Why not? I'm sure, because we always see all the winners backstage. You'll have

like awesome tickets, access to everything. That'd be pretty cool, Jerry. Well, congratulations, man. You ever been to... Appreciate it. They're moving quick.

I mean, I received it, like, 2.30 Friday, Eastern Time. And, you know, it said potential winner. I started getting emails. So I've already got the room at the Renaissance, and we're just waiting to confirm the flights out from central Pennsylvania.

That's super cool. Yeah, and I'll get to that Eddie room number. See you just... All right. We'll see in Austin, Jerry. My room. All right, Jerry. Thank you much.

I look forward to it. I look forward to seeing you, meeting you. That was crazy. He never addressed it. He seems very efficient. I wonder what he does for a living. Huh. Because y'all aren't picking up on like his language.

Seems like he probably works. I wonder if he works in law enforcement or. Oh, it's very official. Hey, Jerry, are you still there? I'm still here. We'll just ask him. Oh, Jerry, what do you do for a living? I'm actually a retired FedEx guy.

I did. Logistics. downtown Cleveland for 15 years. Yeah, see? I felt it. No, no. He said law enforcement. He says FedExhammed goes logistics.

That's it. My call came in at 230 Eastern and. Definitely delivery talk. All right, Jerry, have a good rest of the day, man. Thank you for calling. Looking forward to meeting you. Appreciate it.

All right, see you. Logistic. That is, that is, I mean, I guess. All right. Hit us up. Congratulations, though to Jerry. listen to this stuff. You can win this stuff. It's pretty easy. It's been an awesome trip. You can still get tickets for next weekend. It's Luke Brian, Kane Brown, Parker McCollum,

Riley Green, Shaboozy, Russell Dickerson, Gretchen Wilson. There's so many people playing. Lorna Lena. It's in Austin, Texas, and get tickets, I believe, Ticketmaster.com. So get your tickets, and we'll see you guys at it. It's next Saturday night in Austin. All right, there you go. Thank you. So as we record this segment, Lunchbox is out getting his blood drawn. we are in the middle of recording our stage one of our testosterone segment

Eddie and Lunchbox are getting blood drawn today How do you do with the needle generally? I mean, no problems. Really? Your veins are easy to find? My sister says my veins, I have great veins for needles. Oh, good for you. But aside from the vein part, the needles freak you out at all?

No, man, I've donated blood. I used to do allergy shots like you did when I was a kid. No problem. I have to look away. every single time. Yeah, I've done all that. I still don't like it. Yeah.

I've gotten a little better, but I struggle. You know my little, my youngest son, he's seven now, but when he was five, he got a needle in him and he punched the doctor in the face. It was crazy. You told me about that because he didn't like it, so he just reacted with a punch. He thought he was hurting him. He's like, bow, bow, right the face. It was awesome.

The doctor was like, first time that's ever happened. You do you okay with needles? No. No, I don't. You can't look, but I didn't know if, like, that's weird. No, I don't look. And then more times than not, they struggle finding the proper vein. So then they're like, can we get someone else?

And then another person has to come in. Oh, it's all vein related. And then they're like, let's switch arms. And then I'm just like, oh. When I was going and I was getting IVs for different reasons, they would use my left arm because my right arm doesn't have good veins. So my left arm, this is when I was going pretty regularly to Eritay. Mm-hmm.

I got like NAD. It wasn't just like liquid. So I would be getting this stuff in. And there was scar tissue develop in that vein because they were going to that my one vein over and over and having to like move around it. And they were like, there's so much scar tissue where it's hard to get in the vein.

So they would have to go in my knuckles. Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no. That's like drug people. They have scar tissue, right? From getting poked so many times. That's why they go to different parts of their body. Yes. Same.

But they would have to, they would put, wrap my wrist or something? To make your veins bigger? In my hand. And they would have to go through my hand. And I don't even think that it hurt as bad as it is. I'm freaking myself out. Yes.

That most of mine's all in my head. I'm freaking myself out. Hey, Abby. Are you watching him? Yeah. Yeah, I'm watching. His face is like bright red. Have they already taken blood from him?

No, they're about to do the needle right now. Why is his face bright red? Hey, Abby, how big is the needle? I mean, it's pretty big. Oh. I just normal. you don't think so? Yeah.

Yeah. As lunchbox, did you turn red? Was he trying to like, did he go out there and like do some pushups or something? I don't know. He's going to like produce. Does that help? He goes in fluffs. He's trying to act like it.

Does anybody know what that is? I do. No. Oh, you don't know? No. You're just laughing because we all are. Yeah. Good for you.

Google it, Amy. No, uh-uh. I don't want to. I'm not even sure if it's real. I think it is. A fluffer? No, I have no idea. but we've talked about this.

We would hear about that in like high school. Yes. Okay, cool. Or Scuba says they call it a chubber or something too. I actually don't know. It was just one of those things I would hear about. And it was a job, right? It's a job.

Yeah, and that's why it makes me think it's not even a thing. What? Yes, fluffers are real that their prevalence has significantly decreased and the role is often considered more an informal position on adult film sets rather than a formal job. I get it. Traditionally, they were employed to maintain male performance. Formers erections between takes.

Got it. See, it was such a, like, urban legend. Okay. So how's he? They're done. They got it. So we're going to send him in. So we're just recording this as we're doing it, so you guys can hear it on the podcast.

How did it go, Abby? I mean, it looked pretty well. I've never seen him look that serious. Nervous. He's nervous. I would be. You think he's nervous about the needle or the T? Great question.

The T. For sure. Oh, I would think the needle. I don't know how he feels about. Well, that's not... Tell him to come in. Tell him to come in. It's very low T

to be scared of Nied. It is low T. Oh. I don't think... Come on in. Eddie, you're out. Oh, man. I'm going now.

How do you feel? Dude, let me tell you what he said. He goes, that was so quick. That oozed out T. Oh, Eddie's don't push out. Okay. He, uh, so Abby was watching you. She said you were, you look scared.

Which I... He said your face was also red. I, I'm scared to have needle. So I'm not saying that to make fun of you. then the question was, were you scared of the needle or scared of your testosterone level? I was scared of neither. Morgan was the one that was scared. She wouldn't look and I was like, what are you scared of? And she said, the blood. I was like, there's nothing wrong with it. It's just blood. But it was only coming out through that. Yeah. Yeah, he just put a needle in and just

put a little tube in there and it just kind of flowed in there. How many vials did he take? Two vials. Oh. Yeah. What did you say? Oh, when I've been done it. physicals and they take like six or seven vials or eight or something you ever do those? Yeah and they have to switch out. Like that's what makes nervous and they have to like and it's, you feel nothing but it just freaks me out. Abby, watch Eddie. And I will say, I mean, I was a little hesitant about the dude, but I didn't even feel

the needle. Like I've watched him do it and I still, I didn't even feel it. That is a good nurse. Like he really like you go to the place to get blood, you know, where I save lives, the power reds. And man, those women, they poke me and I'm like, oh my gosh, guys, it's not supposed to feel like that. But this guy, you know.

That dude, he didn't even feel it. It was smooth. If you can find somebody that makes you, once I had a nurse that was so good because I was like, I get nervous. I used to have bad issues with it like in my 20s. I'm a little better now. I was like, I just don't, sometimes I'll freak out if I feel it. So she punched me in the nuts and then did it.

What? Do what? I wasn't going to do that. That way I didn't feel it. It just hurt so bad. It's like, oh, then you went right in. No, that didn't happen. Yeah, but I'm just a little.

I'm a little annoyed at Pipsqueak Abby back here saying that I was scared. Like, there was no scared. Well, she said your face was red and you're like very nervous. And I said if I were about to get a needle in me too, I'm going to be calm and my body's going to be really still. Oh, boy. I mean, there was no nerves at all. I was chatting it up, making jokes with them out there. Oh, you were doing a calm.

Yeah. We were having a great time. I didn't see any joking. You were looking at Morgan like the whole time. Like he didn't want to look down. I'm not needle shaming, by the way. Abby, Morgan had the camera, so I'm looking at the camera making faces. How's Eddie doing?

Okay. Oh, they're putting on the little tourniquet thing. Yeah. I think you had to fill something out on the phone. Yeah. And the lady that's out there, she was like. She said, that was a really good face. I like that face because I was doing stuff for the camera.

You've been strong. Yeah, so she even complimented me on my poise. I'd give a hundred bucks ready to pass out. For that little blood, there's no way you can pass out for that little. It doesn't matter. I still think I'd be hilarious. It would be great. So how do you feel like it was full of tea?

Oh yeah, dude, I looked at it and I could see the tea swimming in there. It was like bulging. Yeah, it was like pulsating. Are we going to put money on this? I don't think anybody's betting on Eddie, so I don't think you're going to find it. You're not going to find any takers. I mean, he doesn't have any hair. Yeah, but that's part of it.

That's a sign of low tea. No, high tea. No, it's not. On your head it is. No, guys, we look over this. Maybe you're right. I thought bald head, hairy chest. That's what you thought.

And then we looked it up and you're like, oh yeah, maybe I was wrong. I definitely could be wrong, but I might pull it up real quick. We're just recording during the process here. Balding is not a sign of high testosterone, but rather a result of genetics. Oh, well. Hold on. Dht causes follicles to shrink. High testosterone levels do not.

Can you see if bald, though, could be a sign of high testosterone or low testosterone which one bald head high or low testosterone oh unexpected wow that's not unexpected hair loss but that's total hair loss low tea often causes a decrease in body and facial hair but that's he has a head here that's what I'm having no what is hair loss no facial hair oh gross I don't have it let me tell you but I mean I guess I kind of do so maybe that girl I used to work with at Sam's. Maybe she was on testosterone. No, or just sometimes like... With the beard? The mustache or whatever?

Yeah, she had like, and I mean, she'd get stubble and I'm like, oh my gosh. Yeah, hormonally that can happen to some women. He's breathing deep. How was his needle experience? He looked so chill. He was smiling and he was watching the needle the whole time. He was just looking down his arm. That's manly. I watched to go in. To be fair, to be fair, he got to go second. So he knew we were also watching. Yes. Guys, I would have done that if I was first. Hold on. Morgan was out there.

Was I scared? No, I don't think either one of them were really scared. They both had their tough guy act on. Morgan, tell him what the guy said. Well, hold on. We're going to say it because I'm going to talk to the guy. Okay. We'll get it on tomorrow's show.

But everybody healthy, got your blood out. Everything's good. It was more blood than I expected. It was more tea than me. Blood for me. They were like, we need more blood. Lunchbox said it was only tea coming out. It was only tea.

What color is it? What color is tea? Yellow. I might want to get checked for something. That's disgusting. If you have yellow coming out, I don't know that that's D. All right, all right. Go ahead and cut it here.

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All right, let's run a few voicemails. Ramundo, give me number one. This Daniel thing is getting kind of old. Can we go back to lunchbox? Also, respectfully, I agree with the woman. There is something sexy about scuba. And also, Eddie is kind of a hater lately. Love the show.

Have a good day. All right, some thoughts, lunchbox? I thought that was a great call. I think she nailed it. Let's go back to my name and let's just do what we've been doing for the last 20-something years. Thank you. Scuba? Yeah.

I like lunchbox. I think she nailed it. I'm pretty hot. Eddie? Yeah, I think she nailed it. I mean, I noticed that I was last one. week. I'm better now, though. Did you notice or do we put light on it? I think you guys shined a light on it and I realized it because I was kind of like that at home too. Like,

just kind of like, I don't know, just not positive. Your diet could have been off. Probably. Yeah, all kinds of things. Or your tea. Your tea. Could be my tea. All right. Next up. I would definitely like to vote that Daniel stays in show until he pays back Amy. Lunchbox wants to come back. Daniel needs to make sure lunchbox pays Amy her money because that's his fault. Daniel remains Daniel for the sheer foreseeable future. If he doesn't like it, he better be coming off some money. It's funny.

She's talking about both of them and it's the same person. Daniel. Daniel needs to know that if Lunchbox doesn't do this. Y'all need to talk to each other. What's up? Yeah, that was a stupid call and we don't need to. That one you don't like. Yeah, we don't need to have her on the air anymore.

She can stop leaving voicemails, block her number. whatever, stop listening, whatever she wants to do. Okay, let's do one more lunchbox call. I have a bone to pick with lunchbox. I'm a teacher of 34 years in the classroom. I can tell you why we get a whole entire week. It's because we have at least five times the kids that we deal with on a daily basis that you do. and during the week, we are with your children more waking hours of the day than you are with them at home.

Thanks for the show. I disagree with that. I'm with my kids a lot more hours than you're with them. Thank you very much. I appreciate that sentiment. You chose to be with that many kids every single day. That was a decision you made 35 years ago when you got into the profession. And so there you go.

without me, you wouldn't have a job. Oh, so now you're saying... Yeah, because we reproduce, you get to teach them. But without people reproducing, you wouldn't have a life. That's either what she? No, but you're talking about a job. Like, you wouldn't even have a while. Right, right. She's saying, oh, you know, I have all these kids.

Yeah, you should be thanking us because with us having kids, we send them to your school where you have a job and you are employed. Right. Number four. Eddie, are you kidding me? 18 years old, you're raising or you're going to raise a was. Give that boy some responsibility and trust, dude. He's 18 years old. Love the show.

You're raising a what? What does she say? Wuss. Oh, a wuss. No, he's not a wuss. Like, guys, he's 18. He's about to leave the house. Like, let's spend some time together.

The point was, you wouldn't even leave him to spend two nights at the house alone when you were gone. You make him go with you, even though he's not. 18. Yeah, and he had a good time. That's not the point. The point was you don't trust him as an adult to stay at the house for two nights by himself. It's not even really trust. Like, do I

trust him? Like, something bad's going to happen? Like, nothing bad's going to happen. He could do it. He stays home all the time. Not a problem. Do I worry that he might have throw a party? Yeah. I mean, I threw a party. My parents went out of town. It's party time. That's part of it, you know? Like, so I don't want

to go home and be like, wait a minute. Where's my That's what I don't want They don't trust him Again I do trust him But I just don't want to even put that out I don't want to deal with that man I'm telling you when I was young and my parents are like All right we're leaving for the weekend my brother and I look at you

Like okay it's on He doesn't have a brother though to be able to do that with you're taking them all with them All with you He's got buddies I hear you whatever One more I'm not sure if this has already been asked or answered or not But how

What the vibe is on kids coming on the cruise. Anyways, love the show. Thanks. Bye. The vibe is great with kids on the cruise because there are none. There were no kids. Yeah, you can't have kids on the cruise. It's not like a Disney cruise. I mean, if your kid's 18, 19. No, unless it's Eddie's kid, then nope, can't come on. Because I did meet a mother's son on the trip, but her son was 18. Yeah, I think she just meets kids. Yeah. Children. I know, but I was just clarifying. Yeah, there'll be no kids running around on the cruise, which we were doing next year in March and you guys can get

tickets. Top shelf country cruise.com if you want to get your tickets. Riley Green he's just becoming a bigger and bigger star. He's a headliner. There's a lot of other acts too that are playing on it. We'll be there. Top shelfcountrycruise.com if you want to book your room. What are you going to say? I was going to say that I was sold no kids and then there was a kid on the cruise. I think it was two of the artists that had like a young, young, young

kid. Yeah, baby, baby. Yeah. So they couldn't come play. If you said I can't come and do a job unless I have my child with me, that probably would have been different. Oh, I'll write that down for next year. That's what he says. We have three kids and we also know. Yeah, that's true. Or would you just bring one lunchbox?

And none of them are babies. Yeah, I mean, but they could help around the ship. They, okay. I mean, it would be fun to have my kid on the ship. I could be pretty cool. But there are no other kids. Yeah, there are no kids. That's okay.

But you're going to take them to the casino? Like, what are they going to be? going to do? Man, there's a pool. There's hot tubs. You know, we just let him run. Even if you even see him. Yeah. See him five hours, kid. Knocking stuff over. All right, there you go. Let's go around the room, Amy. So there's a car company. It's a Chinese car, so I don't know if it'll come to the states, but they are putting a toilet in the car. So imagine you're in the driver's seat. I'm sure to activate it, you can't be in drive, but you either voice activate or hit a button and then your seat separates

and below you as a toilet. Now, is this a car they're actually making or is just a patent that's been filed? Carmaker debuts voice controlled in vehicle toilet. There you go. And so this is just for the driver? But debut, okay, so is it actually in a car or do they just do it in one? They've been granted a patent. Okay. You're right. That's what it is. So it's not actually in a car now. Well, they're making it. Yes, yes, yes, yes. I just thought, wow, that is crazy. Because to be in a car, I mean, in a, obviously we have toilets and, what are they called? Buses?

Yeah, or mobile homes? RVs. RVs. Yeah. We also had our mobile homes too with the trailers. We live in those. And RVs. But this, like, oh, this would come in handy.

Yeah. Yeah. So that's not a plan, a literal plan, to go in a car. I did see the drawings, though, and I did see, but they're going to probably just do it in one just to show that it can be done. But yeah, I did see like a 90-year-old who can't drive anymore, bad vision, but she has the self-driving Tesla. It drives her all around.

Oh, that's cool. Gets her to church stuff. But she has to keep her eyes. When you're using the self-driving Tesla, you have to have your eyes on the road the whole time, right? Because if not, it'll... Depends what state you're in. There are different rules. Because in California, you can just chill in the car we just drive.

We've seen it. And here I had a Tesla at one point, and it would do self-driving, but you'd have to keep your hands on the wheel. Because the rules were so new. Yeah. And it was great. But that was back in the early, early days of it. So I think it's just different because like when Craig Campbell, we showed you his. Yeah, that was crazy.

He didn't have his hands on the wheel. I know, but I thought your face has to be, like it recognizes that your eyeballs are. I don't think. I don't think that's true. Because like, what if you're reading a book. I think that's what happens. I've driven by people reading a book before in California. Again, I don't know the real rules, but I don't know that it monitors your eyeballs.

Wow. Hey, Ray took a Waymo though in town. Weamo is now the thing it's here, but it's a thing where you don't have a driver at all. It just drives you. How is that? Yeah, you guys got to watch out until they get these bugs worked out. It'll cut off cars. It does weird stuff where we were in just a normal straight lane and it'll cut off a guy and go around somebody in the right lane. There was times it'll stop at a red light. And then if it wants to get behind the line, it'll reverse. And the guy behinds us like, What are you doing, man? We're like, sorry, there's not a driver. It's Waymo. And pedestrians too. If you're crossing, it doesn't read people as great as it reads cars. I mean, we'd have to kind of be like, hey, hold on. Whoa. You get talked to it? Does it listen to you? No, we had our windows down, but we're talking to the pedestrians on Broadway.

Don't take a Waymo on Broadway. You're like, I mean, to tell the pedestrians to get out of us. And then also it doesn't drop you off at a front of a business. It'll like go in the alley behind it and dump you off next to the dumpster. You're like, thank you, Waymo. Just where I wanted to be dropped off. Appreciate it. raised videos with his Waymo

were making me laugh though. Did you enjoy it? No, because to get to Broadway, it's 10 minutes. It wouldn't take an interstate. So we went 30 minutes through Germantown, East Nashville, looped all the way around and then came to Broadway. Well, yeah, I do not want to get on the interstate with a Waymo.

Why? What's the difference? It's the same. I feel like just get on and get me there faster. Why? Why'd you order it? My buddy had it. He said he does it every time now. Did he say it was always like that, that experience you had? Oh yeah. He said it's wild. You'll never know. Sometimes it is random little spots.

It'll drop you off. If you don't go to it right away, it'll just pick up and leave you. It's not like a courtesy text or anything. It cuts someone off and it flashes a middle finger. Yeah. In the window. So you don't recommend? They're more expensive than Uber's and yeah, it wasn't my app so I didn't pay for it.

But yeah, I'm telling you, there's a little, some kinks that got to get worked out right now. I'm not just making that up to sensationalize. But maybe a little. No. When he cut off the person in the right, the people were dying laughing. We're like, oh my gosh, we're so sorry. And then they realized there was no driver in the car. And we're like, what is happening right now?

When I took the one in San Fran, it kind of got frustrated at traffic. Like, we were in standstill traffic. And then it just went, it's almost like if it could talk, it'd be like, screw this. And then went around the traffic on the side, almost went up on the sidewalk. That's what I want my driver doing. That's exactly what I want my driver doing. All right. Thank you, Amy.

Lunchbox. man, America's gotten soft because the Boston Marathon is going on right now and Nike put up like a window billboard ad and it said runners welcome, walkers tolerated. And over the weekend it went up and people started sharing it, bashing Nike, how dare you? Like this is so bad. What a bad look.

So Nike took it down and apologized to everybody. It's like goodness, guys, what is wrong with it? It's a marathon. Like they're just saying good luck to the runners. Like, come on. Why are we so soft? Well, they were just being funny. Right.

Yeah, it's pretty dumb. I saw it too. And the outrage, people just sharing it and putting this is Nike missed on this one. It's like, oh my. I'm a walker and I'm not offended. And most people weren't. But if 11 people are, then it becomes a new story. Then more people see it.

Then they want to jump in on the rage as well, even if they're not really outraged. But yeah, it was so harmless. Harmless. And they took it down. Morgan. So there was this group of guys in Los Angeles. who decided to put on a bear costume and attack luxury vehicles to then claim the attacks on insurance and make money off of it. Oh, it wasn't a joke or like a TikTok where we're going to get in a bear suit and do funny things to cars.

No. Got it. They were trying to look like a real bear and like actually damage these vehicles and got money from insurance. But then one flat, like one claim came through and it got flagged. The California Department of Fish and Wildlife had to review the evidence. And they're like, yeah, that bear is actually a person. This is not legit. And so now the three guys all have a variety of things, they have to go to jail,

they have to serve probation and pay like $55,000. They have to go to jail. For fraud, insurance fraud. Why not? Okay. Okay. He's like, all these people in the Epstein files, they ain't going to jail. and there's people in a bear suit.

I mean. Amy, I was going to give you a prop for having a really nice story today. I agree with you. There's not a single person that's gone to jail for the FBI. No, it's like what?

These guys dress up. And people dressing like Harry and Henderson and they got to freaking go to jail. They're like fake messing up their cars so then they can file insurance claims. And yeah, of course, of course we've got to put them away.

Put them away. Hold on. They're going to a weekend jail program. But that's still more than anybody is going to be asked. I know, I know. But they didn't get long sentences. Weekend jail program. Sounds fun.

It does sound a bit relaxing. It's like camp. I mean. Eddie, what do you have? All right. So this is cool. A 10-year-old girl named Kayla, she went to a science center with her class, and they did this whole thing on planets. And she was like, I don't understand why Pluto is not a planet anymore.

So she wrote a letter to NASA saying, guys, please, can we make Pluto a planet, please? And she gave three reasons why, mostly because it's cute and it deserves to be a planet or whatever. Well, NASA replied and said, Kayla, we're working on it. Well, that's considered a dwarf planet. Yeah, but she said, I want it part of the solar system. Okay. And NASA goes, we're working on it. The crazy thing, though, too, is NASA, like higher-ups said the guy that responded to you, he actually is working on it.

The problem is he's not the one that makes that decision. It's a whole other society that makes planets into planets and dwarf planets or whatever. He can't make that decision, but he's actually lobbying for this, and he has very strong reasons why it's. should be, so he is working on it. It's kind of cool. What part's cool? That she wrote a letter. And NASA responded.

I think that's cool. And I think it's cool NASA responded. I don't think her letter is going to make Pluto a planet. I don't think so either. But it's cute. They need to least five letters to make Pluto a planet from what I hear. It kind of reminded me. I thought, like, have you ever done this?

I feel like when you were young, you probably wrote people. Nah, I wrote Hulk Hogan a letter once in the hospital when he got hurt. Got a postcard back. Turns out he was just making a movie. I wrote Patrick Swayzee and then learned later. in life. My mom never mailed it. I still have the letter. Once, when I was in like 10th grade,

when chat room started to happen, I would go down to the library and get in chat rooms, and I met finger quotes a girl. We would send pictures and letters from the chat room. Who was it? It was a girl. Yeah, but I mean, that's a letter. I don't I don't know. I mean, it could have been anybody.

But there was no. Does Amy know about your petition? MTV? Probably not. That's pretty legit. I never thought that was that cool. story. When I was younger 19 or so, we didn't have MTV in Hot Springs, Arkansas, so I petitioned, I made a petition

with the listeners, and I got MTV on the cable system in Arkansas. Oh. I was the first time they'd ever had MTV. And I just brought that up. We're talking about MTV one day. That's so ironic that you did. I'm basically Kevin Bacon Footloose of Hot Springs. He brought the

dancing. Brought the dancing. I never saw Footloose. So, have you ever thought about this? That's exactly what I said. How do you know what I'm going to say? Bob Pittman. Thank you. Wow, look at you too because I wouldn't have. What in the world?

Okay, well, I'll finish my sentence, which is. Hey, bit done. We don't even. Hey, we cover this when we first talked about it. Okay, well, I wasn't a part of the conversation, but I was like, wow, that's so ironic that you ended up working for a company whose CEO was a founder of MTV. And what I said specifically was like, have you told Bob this story? That's crazy.

He did say that. And I was like, no, I haven't thought about that story. It was a big deal back in the day. I just wanted MTV and it was on the cable system. Right. And so I used to walk around with the freaking clipboard as a bit, but then I would go out in front of the pigly wiggly and food for less and be like, hey, will you sign want to get MTV?

And they got MTV on the cable system because of that. It was like the first, the power of the people kind of bit that I ever did. That's cool. Yeah. Yeah. Literally hadn't thought about it in 20 years. Next up, Megan Markle says she is the most trolled person in the world. How does she know that?

What is she measuring? She does, and I think she's just measuring it on the amount of people that are mean to her online. She describes social media as predicated on cruelty and to get clicks. I would agree with that. It was all about mental health. I can agree with most of what she's saying. I don't know that she is the most. Why do you think people don't like Megan Markle?

I have no idea. No, I do. I mean, is it because she portrays this, I know that people were annoyed with like her, how her life and days and homemaking is also perfect? I think there is very much so an inauthenticity element with her. But I don't think anybody hates Megan Markle. I don't think people think about her unless she pops up and they're like, well, that seems fake. I think there are certain people that people hate and they constantly think about.

I don't think Megan Markle is in that. But I do think when it pops up and you see something, she does, to me, seem like a very fake person. See, I don't know that I pick up on that myself, but I think it's an underlying message that remains in my head because I hear it from everywhere else that she's not authentic. So then when I'm watching her tell a story, I'm like, okay, is that real? Or is she just trying to sound relatable? Yeah. Okay. Yeah. I never think about her. So I don't dislike her, but I do when I do see her go, that doesn't seem like it's real. Yeah. Like, I feel like she's lying, so not really for me. Uh, this toddler fell out of a 60 foot apartment window. 60 foot tall apartment window. Four year old boy in Massachusetts survived to fall more than 60 feet from a seventh floor apartment window was found conscious and taken to the hospitals in stable condition. Authorities believe he may have. have fallen through the screen of an open common area window.

Local police are taking the opportunity to remind residents to secure windows and screens as warmer weather leads to increased risk. That's crazy. 60 feet, seven floors, kid lived. Wow. Mm-hmm.

Mm-hmm. Let's see. I made some other notes here on some stuff that you guys have told me. Morgan says she doesn't have to already own her anymore. Great. Yeah. Go ahead. You say great,

but I've been doing this for several weeks and you haven't said anything. Oh, I haven't noticed anything. Exactly. So ever since I did my cleanse and I've been like detoxing my body and stuff, she had warned me that this would happen. But I didn't really believe it. I was like, I'm always going to have to wear a deodorant. But sure enough, I don't wear a deodorant anymore. And I'm, I don't have body odor.

But can't you not smell also? No, I've had my fiance check also because I didn't believe it. Oh gosh. I would be mortified. I would always be worrying that I stunk. But what do you ask him? Do I smell? Yeah.

Well, I just wanted to check because I was just. just like there's no way this is real like real this isn't happening but it was he's like no i don't smell anything there's just no smell huh well no i'm with you on that like i don't really wear it anymore either so but i'm not detoxing i don't have any on right now man i felt i felt like a drip this morning and i was like oh god i forgot to put on a deodorant maybe it's just the guys and i keep a deodorant stick here oh you're just like not sweat so you like the kind because you're still going to sweat unless you have an antiperset but i shouldn't this morning Yeah.

Like I felt like a little single drip and I was like, why the heck? And I said, oh, I don't think I put on deodorant this morning. Kind of I'm in a rush to get out of the house. I keep a stick here. Oh, yeah, you keep your secret. Is that yours? It's like women's dinner, right? It's great.

I'm wondering if that was yours. It's great. It's only women's because they scent it a certain way. So does it smell like flowers? Is it powder fresh? Amazingness. Yeah. I don't think guys can do what you guys are doing, honestly.

Like, I'm a good. three hours, but after three hours, start smelling a little funky. Is it because of the food you eat? Well, I don't eat great. So I'll wipe like witch hazel under my arms. What? What is that?

It's just a, it's like a, I'm trying to describe it. There's like in a bottle, like a vinegar, but not vinegar. I don't know how to describe what witch hazel is. Like a liquid, an astringent type. You know, like a toner that you would put on your face. I don't know what any of that means.

Okay, then vinegar. Picture a clear liquid that's just in a bottle that has a vinegar's definitely got a stronger odor, but it's a, you know, it's a stringent of sorts and you can. Or hydrogen peroxide, something like that. You familiar? Alcohol. I know what that is. Say Mike what it is.

She keeps dumbing it down. I'm like, how can I get old. Botanical extract from bark leaves. Okay. Or bark and leaves. So, but it's in liquid form and you can put on a cotton swab and just wipe it under your arms. I saw somebody talking about it on TikTok. And then I was like, oh, that's interesting because then you don't have to wear deodorant.

I don't know if it's antimicrobial or what, but anyway. Morgan also now realizes why she's not as good at Easy Trivia lately. Oh, what is it? I stopped playing a game. That was helping my brain on my phone. What game? Because now we want to play. I do like Sudoku.

That's a good one. But no, it's called Solitaire Categories. And it was helping me come up with like random trivia of different things that are supposed to. Like you basically play Solitaire, but it's categories. And it was really helping my brain just remember things that I was taught in school. Like I was bringing it back to the forefront. And I was playing it so well when I won the crown. And I haven't been playing it for the last several weeks because I haven't had time.

And now I'm just crappy all over again. you think that's it. But where you, yeah. I mean, that's the only correlation because that was the first time I've won the crown and I was playing that game pretty regularly. What do you guys think about that? I don't think that's the game.

You just lucked out called lighting a bottle? No, I think there's something to it. When you play games and you're exercising your brain in that way, you're going to remember Steve Urquall all of a sudden. Your recall is better. Yes. I absolutely think that this is valid. You think, I'm just asking,

her losing again at easy trivia is because she's not playing words with friends with her cousin in Kansas. It's like when you don't go to the gym for a while you lose muscle memory. Like your muscles, I mean,

or you may have the muscle memory of like how to do it, but you're weaker. I agree with that. But do you think that's affecting her so much? It's the whole reason she was losing and then she finally won her first championship because she was playing that game.

If you do, it's fine. I mean, I can't say for a fact because I don't know in all of the other variables Are you back to playing? Yeah, I'm playing again. So we'll see what happens. So this week, she'll be dominant. And I just started to end this weekend.

It might, she might need a little more time. Yeah. My recall is really bad. Like, when I used to in school, I would have to study so hard for a test and I'd pass. But as soon as they'd give me a comprehensive exam, I was horrible. Because I just wasn't holding the information. So I feel like this helps me hold information, at least in the moment to be able to play a game. All right, good luck.

We'll see. Yeah, good luck. We'll see on Friday. there is an article from the New York Post how smart toilet technology is emerging as the next wave of personal health tracking meaning cameras in the toilets sounds good but they're gonna hack them

for sure they're hacking it they're gonna hack them I picture my balls everywhere you know that's gonna happen you know that's gonna happen why don't people like stuff like that sickos using AI power devices and cameras to analyze urine and stool

for insights on things like hydration diet gut health even early signs of diseases such as diabetes or kidney issues. Now, I agree all that could work. I just don't like the camera part of it, especially if they want you to hook it to an internet or get an app. You got to get an app for every freaking thing now. I don't want to download any more apps. I'm good. I'm apt out. Yeah, I just really, really worry about it. I mean, that's a new thing, but there are apps. People are taking pictures of things and putting it online for diagnoses, you know. So people are already have access to

do that if they want it. So, I mean, this is like nothing. nothing new. I mean, it's new to the toilet, but... Yeah, that's the one place we shouldn't have a camera. Yeah. I, again, I don't trust any camera. But some people take pictures of certain areas. Amy, don't do that. I don't trust. I don't, Amy's lifting her leg up for those that aren't watching on YouTube. I don't trust any camera that can be around my genitals. Right. I don't mind if there's like a camera that takes a picture of it and tells you,

but it's hard to put that there without it also. I don't even trust if it's pointed out an angle that it somehow doesn't have the ability to look up. I just don't want the old B.H. The balls to be all over the internet. I understand that. But are they going to know, okay, here's the thing. Do you care if people don't know it's you, you know? Probably not, but.

And it could save your life. The tattoo of the glasses I put on my balls. Yes, they'll know it's you. The mirror ball. Yes, it's on there. It's on each one. Okay. As your book covers, all of it.

Every landmark. Well, I'm pretty sure it was Bobby. Okay. You think you'd recognize yours? No. No. No. You wouldn't because you don't see that part.

I think if you took a picture of all of ours, I could identify mine. I do think I get it from my own. The whole world. But that's a lot. A lot of pictures to go through. Yeah. Oh, my God. What?

But like, have you? Unless you've taken a picture before, then you really, you can't be totally undised down to know what it looks like under there. Well, but he knows he's, Eddie's Mexican. What? In the room, I'm saying, but I think I would know if you gave me 50. Lunchbox has an uneven sized ball. Oh, we would know for sure lunchboxes.

We know it's him. Like it would just be process of elimination because, yeah, nobody really knows. Rays will be short. What? His is short. Yeah, his short. His bag will be tight, a little short bag. Okay.

All right. So what else? I watched another episode of The Wire. I just don't think it's good today. I don't even want to finish the first season. Oh, not today today, but like good present day. Yeah, I think it was awesome when it came out. I now have to force myself to turn on another episode.

And I think I'll force myself to finish the first season because there I've been shows where that's happened where I'm like this is not good then it gets great at the end but I don't think this show if made today the exact same way would hold up blasphemous I know I don't think so I do think it's it like if it came out today it'd be a mid show it'd be pretty good but I don't think it's like a great show if it came out today but same thing if you put friends out today people be like this is stupid it's so corny it's so good though you know which one would be good Friday night lights today It holds up.

Still holds up. Today. Have you watched it today? I watched it five years ago. No, but it would be fine. But you can't watch it five years ago, still holding on to the nostalgia of when it came out 15 years ago. Right. But, I mean, I feel like five years ago still kind of today.

Maybe. I'm going to watch it. I can't argue. I don't know it. You would love it. Yeah, I'm good. Like, are you dialed in when you're watching or are you distracted? I'm pretty dialed in.

This is one of Lungebox's favorite shows. It is so good. And I'm sure it was so good. 20 years ago, 25 years ago. But I'm still going to finish it, and I might be wrong. Maybe come back. You know Jesse Plemons is in Friday Night Lights? I heard.

And he's one of your favorite actors. I know. He's throwing that out there. Should go look at some of his original work. His original work? I mean, oh, he got it, his first acting. All right. My stomach's scrowling.

Could you hear that? No. No, he just told us all. He couldn't? Why'd you look at me? It was growling and you looked at me. Because you were smiling like you're up to no good. My stomach growled and then you looked and I'm like, well, I better address the elephant.

There was no elephant. No one heard of it. Nobody heard of the stomach growling. Oh, wow. All right. We're done. Everybody good? Yeah.

Yeah. Anything else you want to say? Nothing. I'm hungry. I'm hungry. Yeah, no, I'm good. I like your sweater. Thank you.

Just a little something. Is that a new one? No. I've worn it before. I have not seen. that one. I've worn it here before. Oh, really? Yeah, and I expect you to make a note of everything I wear. Maybe my brain is picking up on more things. Are you playing Sudoku? Right, you need to play that game. And all of a sudden, you're in? No, but I am learning French. I do my do lingo every day. Go ahead.

Give us a word. Oh, Monsu. You, man. Dude, yeah. Yeah. Um, Madame. We, uh, sandwich. You said sandwich. sandwich. She's just finding the words that are English and French. Cressant. French rice. Eclare. No, but like I can do and or tea, coffee. What's tea? Oh, oh, oh, see buple. Which now I know how to spell that. I used to always say si buplei. Like whenever I was in Haiti, I would say sibuplei and now I know it's a V, not a B. Stuff like that. Eddie asks what Cibu play means. Oh, Sivu play

Thank you You're welcome Please See fu play is please You walked all through them Yeah, wow wow Sorry because merci is thank you We knew that

Okay No no from all the Haiti stuff Because I would be like Oh a sandwich Seeu play Go ahead Merci Thank you

Mm-hmm Oh cool You're welcome Oh I haven't gone To your welcome yet Oh that's advanced Huh That's advanced

That must be on my Today's exercise Which I haven't done yet every time I get one right the little people go woohoo that's like when your lottery ticket wins the cash register does that

oh does it does it makes you want to keep going the little dilingo bird is like what's tea you said tea what's tea oh tea it's like tea that you drink but it's spelled T-H-E T-T oh it's pronounced the same

and then coffee is spelled like in English, but it's coffee. Cafe. But it's coffee. I don't know, guys. You're getting there. Merci. Merci.

Oh, wait, Bucco is very much. Merci Bucco, wait, now I'm confused. I haven't done it so long. Oh. I could be wrong here. Mercy Bucco is. I thought that was thank you a lot. It is.

It's thank you very much. That's why I followed it with that. Yeah, I don't know, please yet. I mean, what did you say? You do know, please. I do know, please. Sipu play. I don't know you're welcome. All right, we're done.

Thank you, everybody. We will see you tomorrow. Padiqua. I do know it. It just came back in it. You must be playing the game. No, it just popped it. No. Whoa, that scared me. Pariqua. Pariqa. Is that it? Because I guess I maybe did that one over the weekend and I forgot.

No, not here. What's pariqua? Oh, it is. It is. It's a different one. They're just formal and informal. of everything. I'm just learning the, you know, casual traveler. That's right.

Good job. Because you, when you click through and tell the app what kind of learner you want to be, I just want to, I'm getting ready for my trip to Petty. There I'm going to look at you like you're crazy. I know.

And they're going to go, don't, I'll just speak English. That happened to me. I know. Because I was just like, oh, blah, blah, blah. And they were like, dude. I speak English.

I know. That's fine. That's fine. Fuck, that's so crazy. Look it. do a lingo notification on my phone. They treat you like Facebook treats kids a little. Yay.

Yeah, but the confetti works for me on everything. Like tipping. All the apps. They've got it down. Like if you order food on Uber Eats and you click 13% tip, no confetti. 17% tip. They give you confetti. Really?

Yeah. I don't ever see that. It's really small. It just pops out of the numbers like. Maybe yours is too high. and they're like, no, too high, no confetti. What are you thinking? He's sitting like 50%

and they're like, we don't have a reaction to this. Sometimes I want to like pull it down when they deliver bad. Oh. Are they forget to drink? I don't. They leave it out in the yard. In the yard?

Pizzing me off, man. In the yard? Wait, who leaves it in a yard? Exactly. They're like put it up on top of the garden. gate or something. Oh, well maybe they couldn't get in. They didn't ring the gate. The drink on the gate. Did that be crazy? That makes me so mad. It makes me

so mad. I could be like, that's where you decided to leave it. Because the gate will even be open. Oh. That's, I know. Maybe they're scared about getting stuck. No crying on the yacht. You know what I mean? So stupid. All right, we're done. I got to pee pretty bad. So we're gonna we're good. Thank you guys. We'll see you tomorrow. Bye everybody. Bye. Joy is essential and it's also elusive. But now there's a new

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