The Bobby Bones Show - MON PT 2: Country Controversy Weekend + Update On Cheating CEO + Amy On Having To Reject An 'Ugly' Guy

Episode Date: July 21, 2025

Bobby shares the top controversies of the weekend that involve country music artists including an artist that got kicked out of their own concert and another country artist who ripped on his home country. We got an update on the cheating CEO who was busted last week. Amy shares a dating story of a time she went out with a guy who didn't match his online profile. She revealed how she had to reject him and felt slighted in the process. Amy also shares the odd thing that her son has on his birthday wish list.  Amy shares what she learned about the Gen Z stare.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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

Listen to Thanks, Dad, on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. A couple controversies from the weekend. We'll go with number one, and I'll start with Dylan Marlowe. And Dylan had the song, Good Boys Back Home, a beer. No that song? Yeah. So he was playing a festival in Wisconsin, and he was playing, and then I think Jake Owen played and somebody else played after that.

It's still daylight. And the TikTok video just shows, a massive security guard with a beard and he's got his hand grabbing Dylan Marlow's shirt and twisting it so Dylan Marlowe doesn't run away and he's walking him out of the festival. And I saw

it and I think Dylan's a great dude and I thought brilliant. Brilliant because it was going so viral on TikTok and we're supposed to believe that Dylan Marlow got kicked out of a festival that he played himself. So we were playing golf yesterday and we texted him and it was true. It was real.

And so then he took the video down because it got so controversial. This security guard looked like a total douchebag. Because he grabbed another man by the shirt, twisted, and, like, walked him out. Dylan Marlow, I just played the show, and they, like, kicked him out of, like, the sound booth area. And so he takes the video down, and then I have his explanation as to what happened here. And this is Dylan Marla. Go ahead.

Just a little quick backstory. Me and Dave were watching Jake's set from front of house, just trying to stay out of the way. and front of house was like this tower so there's like second story first story of the of the booth and so we're up top watching and probably for 10 or 12 minutes this dude comes up and he says you know we can't be there so we were like very it started off very politely you know we're like hey we had these I still have my wristband on like these are all access so we kind of went back of back and forth of like trying to explain to him that we just played and we were trying to just watch watch Jake's set, stay out of the way.

And he kept telling us, like, or I asked him where else we could go, then it would be out of the way. And he kept saying the pit. But if we go in the pit during the middle of the day, it's going to probably cause a little bit of a scene just because we just got off stage and we're in the same clothes. So last thing I want to do is try to make a scene during Jake Owen's set because that, to me, is disrespectful during his set. So after that, there was definitely a few heated words exchanged to that guy. I just, for what I believe in, and what I'm trying to, like, get out there,

push the message. This isn't, like, the message I'm trying to push for myself or to anybody. And so, he's like, you know what? And I went to church, and I thought about it, and I took the video down. But this dude, this security guy, looking like a total douchebag now.

You don't grab another adult man like that, especially one that has every credential. What happened was from, this is me taking all my experiences around this type of guy who gets a little bit of power, and then all of a sudden is the balancer of the whole festival. this is what I think happened

based on experiences I've seen the security guy goes hey you guys you got to get out of there Dylan goes we don't because we have backstage passes well security guy's embarrassed because he just said to one of the artists you got to get out of there

and also he's like a big mask he'll do with a big beard and he's like I said get out of there and Dylan's like we don't have to get out of here so the security guard now is going to like okay I'm going to get you out of here even though he knows he's wrong

he still wants to enforce the rule that he said because he's the guy with the power not the person who's up and so he grabs him by the shirt and other people have it up, and you can hear as Jake Owen's playing, he's like, Dylan Marlo, as the security guy's walking him out, Dylan wasn't drunk or anything.

That security guy seemed like the biggest douchebag in the world who got a little bit of power and was using it and abusing it. I wouldn't have taken it down if I was Dylan. I thought it was such a good thing to post, meaning I thought it was a bit. Oh, that's why you said brilliant. Yeah, I thought it was brilliant. I thought, because George Burge, who sings,

you only listens to cowboy songs. I was with him playing golf yesterday. And he was like, you said that Dylan thing on TikTok? And I was like, yeah, brilliant. And he goes, man, I wish I was good at that. I said, that was awesome. Like, who knew that would catch on? And so we texted him.

He's like, no, wasn't it. He goes, and I'm taking it down. And then he posted that after he took it down. Wow. I love that. We said he went to church. Yeah. Thought about it.

Took it down. I like that. That kind of guy, that security guard, I hate that kind of guy. You got a little bit of power. It's like the guy working outside the club. He got a little bit of power. Don't let it go to your head. Yeah, I wonder what was up with that.

He was like a jack dude too with a big beard. Because why can't you just say, oh, you've got all your credentials. Cool. Sorry, my bad. He had him all on. He had his wristband on steel because he was in his bus when he was doing that. Yeah. Infuriating. In my tooth is still gone.

Dude, when are you going to? My dentist on vacation. Oh, that's right. Infuriating. I didn't hear anything. Sometimes, though, this morning we're doing the child. Infuriating. I do this.

I do this. I do this. Maybe you don't hear it, but I do hear it. Yeah. Okay. That's one controversy. The second one. So Josh Ross has, I guess his song just went number one. He has a song single again. Are you familiar with it, Amy? Yes, but I cannot sing it to you right now because all I have in my head is, here's to the boys back home. Okay, fair enough. Single again, single again, whatever. It's the number one song this week. So the guy's from Canada. He's a Canadian guy. I don't know him. So I don't know him at all. I don't know him from. Man on the Moon, so I'm going to say this one I don't know him from the Man on the Moon. So Josh Ross gets up on stage, and I understand his sentiment.

But he gets up on stage at a festival, and I'm going to just play you his clip from the festival. It's him, and he grabs an American flag. Go ahead. Fun fact real quick. I'm Canadian. You want to know the best fun fact is I move to the best in the world and I love a bear to us. So I think if he were able to go back and say it again, I think he's, you know, he's a good. he would say, I'm from Canada. I love Canada, but I really love this country too, USA.

Because he was like a big deal in Canada, and they supported him forever. And now he comes to America and it's like, this is my favorite country now. Oh, my favorite country in America, USA. We all love America. But you didn't have to piss off your home, too. You literally could have said, you guys know I'm Canadian, but man, living in America has been awesome. I like to shout out to all you guys because America rules. USA.

Instead, he's like, I'm now at the great. country in the world. Now we feel that way. But if you, if your home country built you and like supported you and made you a star there first and then you use that to propel yourself to come down here and then you're like, that country sucks compared to this country, there's just a better way to say that even if you felt that way. So now that you know he's Canadian and this was at the Tailgate and Tall Boys Festival in Bloomington, Indiana, and this is just weeks before he's going to perform at Ottawa's Canada Day celebrations. Oh, no. You got to get audio from that. Play it again.

Fun fact real quick. I'm Canadian. You want to know the best one fact is I moved to the best country in the world. He went too hard. He didn't have to do that. I think America's best country in the world.

But you can do both. You can say both. You didn't have to be like, I'm from Canada, but now I live in the best country in the world because you've got to go back home. Like I wouldn't be here in Tennessee and be like, you know what? I moved Tennessee, but

I'm from Arkansas. But Tennessee's the best freaking state ever. And then go back to Arkansas, I feel like they're going to love me the same. I do have his apology. Would you like to hear his apology? Yes. Because his apology is what made me go check out the real story. It's what's funny.

I didn't even know this was an issue until I saw his apology. And then on the bottom of TikTok where it tells you, you know, whatever they're saying, it said Josh Ross on stage, like hating Canada or something like that. Here we go. Here's his apology. Let me turn it off from my phone. Hey guys. I just wanted to jump on here and address the clip that's been going around for. my performance at tailgate tallboys um i'm sorry to anybody who's offended oh you can't be i'm sorry

to anybody who's offended that's not a real sorry you don't have to apologize by the way you can just not apologize that's what i'm not even demanding an apology i just thought it was kind of awkward but if you ever go i'm sorry to anyone who was offended that means you're not really that sorry like it's me going to my wife being like eh i'm sorry that hurt your feelings no because i'm sorry that hurt her feelings i'm not sorry for what i did there's no remorse for what i did i'm sorry for how you took it is what that's saying I'm grateful I get to tour all over the world And I feel like I'm always representing Canada

No you're born and raised in Canada But I've been living in Nashville For the last five plus years Half of my family lives in Canada The other half is here in the U.S. And I'm as proud of establishing Myself in the U.S. as I am being Canadian Both sides were not communicated in the clip

That you guys are seeing And I'm sorry that that wasn't clear Both sides were not communicated in the clip you were seeing. So did he say more at the festival? Like, did he, is there a clip where he's like, Canada? I just want to do this apology for him. This is what he should have done.

First of all, if you don't want to apologize, don't apologize. Who cares? Like, this is going to go away in five seconds anyway. This is not real life. It doesn't matter. But if you're going to apologize, this is how you do it. Hey, Josh Ross here. I got up on stage and I was like, I'm from Canada, but this is the best country ever.

First of all, America is awesome. It is an awesome country. But also, I didn't mean to disrespect my home. I was just saying crap up on stage. get caught up in the moment. I love Canada and I love my new home of the United States. So, sorry about that. That's the apology. Yeah. Because honestly, I was thinking that. Like, did he just get caught up in the moment and start pandering to the crowd because they're all, yeah. Absolutely, that could have been it. That's what I thought too, because he's like pumped

in the crowd's yelling. He's just getting his first number one. That's why that apology, if you're going to do one, and I don't think everybody needs an apology for everything. It needs to be different. It needs to be like, oh, he's got caught up. Yeah. I love it here, USA. But I Also, I didn't mean to say that back candidate. That came out wrong. Obviously, I love home. So, first of all, I'm not apologizing if I'm him. It's going to go away. Yeah. You just draw more attention to it. Like, for example, you wouldn't have even, you hadn't seen the stage one yet. I hadn't only seen the apology. And then that drew you to the stage one. I don't think he meant what he said. I think he just got caught up. But his, if you were offended,

I'm sorry. That's not you saying you're sorry for what you did. That's, I'm sorry that you took it in a way that was offensive to you. Right. Hilarious. Also, this is nothing. This is nothing. Nobody cares. Not in the bad way or a good way. But if I were him, my advice would be, don't get wrapped up in it.

Move on. Because everybody's going to forget about it in six hours anyway. And if you feel like apologizing for real, apologize for real. If you don't, move on. Who cares? It doesn't matter. Everything's irrelevant. Like, I'm trying to think of my favorite artists at the time were to go to Canada and be like,

you know, fun fact. I'm from America. But they have to be living in Canada I know. Another fun fact. I move to the greatest Beep, beep, country ever. Canada. I don't know that I'm be like, well, I'm never listening to their music again.

But are they playing Amy Fest next week? True, true. He's going to come back. I guess I don't know. There's just a lot of crap happening in the world that matters. This doesn't matter. I think he got caught up. I don't think he loves America more than Canada. I think Canada's home and he loves America.

Now he's having success here. Let the guy live. But if you're going to a podcast, Just generally speaking, if you're going to apologize, really apologize, or just don't. I don't give a crap either way. Because there's stuff that I do sometimes. I'm like, I'm kind of sorry about that, but not enough. So then I don't.

Because nobody cares. You're just going to relight the switch sometimes. But the apology is, oh, I got caught up. Sorry about that. I don't actually mean that. That's it. Five seconds long. My bad.

That's on me. Big dog here takes that one. Big dog takes the L. This is the me problem. Love them both. He needs to apologize for his apology now. That's the thing. Now he needs to apologize for his apology.

Do anyone that's offended by his apology? He should apologize for his apology. That's funny. IMAX says the Odyssey. The tickets sell out in about an hour a year before its release. The Odyssey. And now tickets are selling for $400. What?

And so the person who's doing the Odyssey, Homer? Yeah. The Iliad. You're familiar with that? Did you have to read them? I don't know what it's about. But Christopher Nolan's doing the movie. Christopher Nolan of The Dark Night,

Christopher Nolan of the Dream movie? Inception? Yeah. Interstellar. Oh, Interstellar. Oppenheimer. Yeah, the Odyssey is set for release tickets to the IMAX version of the film went on sale, sold out quickly.

Nolan's version of the classic Greek myth starring Matt Damon as the Eternal Hero Odysseus is being shot entirely on IMAX film cameras, a first for a commercial feature. Within an hour of going on sale, 95% of seats were snapped up. they're showing up on third-party resellers for as much as $400. What do you think, Mike?

Yeah, I tried to get one. They're sold out. But it's only one showtime right now. And the reason it's so, like, interesting is because Oppenheimer was only filmed, like, 25% in IMAX. So the entire time this movie is going to be huge. Like, in Oppenheimer only, like, the bomb scene was in IMAX, like, fully IMAX. So this is the whole movie, all big entire time.

Was F1 filmed IMAX? Not the whole thing. Like, IMAX film is, like, the best quality you can get. There's only like 20 theaters in the world that you can go see it like that. All right enough, one's right here, downtown. The last time I went to an IMAX movie was the old museum in Austin.

Not old, but the museum of Austin. The Bob Bullock Museum. Yeah, the Texas Museum. Yeah, the Texas Museum. Is it Bob Bullock? Yeah, Bob Bullock. Texas Museum. We'd go into the museum

and they had a humongous IMAX theater. And I like watched a movie there, but I haven't been to IMAX. And the one you watch probably like shorter, right? Because whenever like those big IMAX movies where you're like, oh, you're immersed, you're completely under seats. You're like 10 minutes

because it's so expensive to film like that. Oh, I didn't know that. So you're telling me the movie wasn't all big screen. It was mostly big screen with like pops of it. Yeah. Would they ever show, though, the movie just on an IMAX screen and make it massive? Sometimes they stretch it, but if you watch it, if you watch certain movies, you'll see it go different ratios. You'll see it go like kind of widescreen, then kind of full, then go kind of back.

But for this time, it's the entire screen the whole time. So the sale, the tickets that were sold is probably just like the first week or something or the first few days. It's like first showing. First showing like 1 p.m. Good PR for the movie. What I would have done is bought all the tickets for the first showing when I put them out. If I'm the movie company and they go, they're all sold out and then get the news story. But then who goes to it?

No, it doesn't matter. It's the first showing. Who gives a crap? No, no one shows up because you bought them. No, they'll end up being able to be sold back easily. Yeah, but you do this and you buy them all so you can have the news story of they're all bought. It's like there are bands at times. If they know like an ANR person is going to come and watch them, they will sell out their entire arena and then pay people to come as extras because you can hire extras through companies.

and then an AR person gets there and sees the crowd so hype and like, oh my God, my God. It's harder to do it now because that's been something that has been now discovered that people do. Do the people that are,

I guess, filling the seats if they're being hired to be there, do they, are they allowed to say that at any point? I don't think you really talk to other people. I guess it's just like, oh, hey.

Yeah, but who are you going to tell that's going to be affected by it? Because the whole room is full of either ticket buyers or those people and then like an ANR person. And it's not like they're going to go up to that one A&R person and be like,

we bought tickets here. I don't know. I was just thinking people make videos on TikTok be like, hey, I went to this. It was totally full, looked, sold out, but guess what? Half of us were paid people to be there. Oh, I think the bands end up doing that. Oh. Because the only way I know about it are bands telling the story about how they did that. Oh, okay. In order. So I don't know. But the bands are like, yeah, we paid for a room to be filled.

And we knew there were people coming to watch us, like a showcase. And so we paid and it looked like people were buying a bunch of tickets. But that's happened. even in the 90s, artists used to go and buy all their albums from stores regionally to show sales. It was kind of an investment. So they'd go and buy a bunch of CDs at the Best Buy. And that town, that Best Buy would report, man, I think Three Doors Down did this. We sold that at Three Doors Down CDs. And so people would be like, dang, Three Doors Down is really selling well in this market. They should be played on the radio, even though they don't have a record deal. They get played on the radio.

Next thing you know, like it's all an investment up in game in the system, but in a legal way. and I'm all for gaming the system. But you know what? All those times I've game in the system, I'd like to apologize for everybody that's been offended by it. Sorry you offended them. That CEO from the Colplay Kiss Cam did resign

this happened on Friday. Wow. And so my thought is they made him resign, but I don't think somebody's personal life that's not illegal should affect their job. I wonder if it was because she was... In the company.

Are they allowed to date... The CEO allowed to date HR? They never said they weren't. So they never said... It's the divorce. and the embarrassing part of it from what I read, because I thought the same thing. Maybe there was a rule that said you couldn't date in the office.

I never saw that, and I looked at three or four different articles. The company issued a statement emphasizing its commitment to accountability and confirmed the co-founder Pete DeJoy will serve as interim CEO during the search for a permanent replacement. Our leaders are expected to set the standard, astronomer said. They did not meet those expectations. See, it never says anything about company handbook, guidelines in a company handbook. My assumption would be the board got together. They were humiliated because the name of the company was out there and said, you must resign.

I think if you're not doing anything illegal, I don't think that should really affect your work if you're good at your job. Unless you have a front-facing job, meaning if you're like us, for example, we can embarrass our company because people know who we are. People don't know that, dude. He's a CEO. Astronomer. I didn't even know what it was. When they said astronomer, I literally thought he was an astronomer for like the per six hours. Same.

Same. I was like, wow. I was like, what a gig. Yeah. You guys just astronoming away. But now we know that astronomers is a tech company because of that. Yes.

A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care what you're saying. Yep, that's me. Clifford Taylor the 4th. You might have seen the skits, the reactions, my journey from basketball to college football, or my career in sports media.

Well, somewhere along the way, this platform became bigger than I ever imagined. And now I'm bringing all of that excitement to my brand new podcast, The Clifford Show. This is a place for raw, unfiltered conversations with some of your favorite athletes, creators, and voices that not only deserve to be heard, but celebrated. One week, I'll take you behind the scenes

of the biggest moments in sports and entertainment, and the next we'll talk about life, mental health, purpose, and even music. The Clifford Show isn't just a podcast. It's a space for honest conversations, stories that don't always get told, and for people who are chasing something bigger. So, if you've ever supported me, or you're just chasing down a dream, this is right where you need to be. Listen to the, the Clifford show on the IHeart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. And for more behind the scenes, follow at Clifford and at TikTok Podcast Network on TikTok. There's two golden rules that any man should live by.

Rule one, never mess with a country girl. You play stupid games, you get stupid prizes. And rule two, never mess with her friends either. We always say that trust your girlfriends. I'm Anna Sinfield. And in this new season of The Girlfriends, Oh my God, this is the same man. A group of women discover they've all dated the same prolific con artist.

I felt like I got hit by a truck. I thought, how could this happen to me? The cops didn't seem to care. So they take matters into their own hands. I said, oh, hell no. I vowed. I will be his last target. He's going to get what he deserves. Listen to the Girlfriends.

Trust me, babe. On the Iheart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. I'm Ego Wadam. My next guest, you know from Step Brothers Anchorman, Saturday Night Live, and the Big Money Players Network. It's Will Ferrell. Woo.

Woo. My dad gave me the best advice ever. I went and had lunch with them one day. And I was like, and Dad, I think I want to really give this a shot. I don't know what that means, but I just know the groundlings. I'm working my way up through, and I know it's a place they come. Look for up and coming. talent. He said, if it was based solely on talent, I wouldn't worry about you, which is really sweet.

Yeah. He goes, but there's so much luck involved. And he's like, just give it a shot. He goes, but if you ever reach a point where you're banging your head against the wall and it doesn't feel fun anymore, it's okay to quit. If you saw it written down, it would not be an inspiration. It would not be on a calendar of, you know, the cat, just hang in there. Yeah, it would not be. Right, it wouldn't be that. There's a lot of luck. Listen to Thanks, Dad, on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. This week on the Sports Slice podcast, it's all about the NFL draft.

And we've got a special guest. The director of the NFL's East West Shrine Bowl, Eric Galco, joins the Sports Slice podcast to break down what really matters when evaluating draft prospects. From hidden traits teams look for to the biggest mistakes franchises make, to the players flying under the race. radar. This is the insight you won't hear anywhere else. If you want to understand the draft like an insider, you don't want to miss this episode. Listen to the Sports Slice Podcast on the Iheart radio app, Apple Podcasts, for wherever you get your podcast. And for more, follow Timbo Slice Life 12 and TikTok podcast network on TikTok. In 2023, former bachelor star Clayton Eckerd found himself at the center of a paternity scandal. The family court hearings that followed revealed

glaring inconsistencies in her story. This began a years-long court battle to prove the truth. You doctored this particular test twice in so-ins, correct? I doctored the test ones. It took an army of internet detectives to crack the case. I wanted people to be able to see what their tax dollars were being used for. Sunlight's the greatest disinfected. They would uncover a disturbing pattern.

Two more men who'd been through the same thing. Greg Gillespie and Michael Marantini. My mind was blown. I'm Stephanie Young. This is Love Trap. Laura, Scottsdale Police. As the season continues, Laura Owens finally faces consequences.

Ladies and gentlemen, breaking news at Americopa County as Laura Owens has been indicted on fraud charges. This isn't over until justice is served in Arizona. Listen to Love Trapped podcast on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. And now a segment that's so Amy,

She has her own theme song. Hit it. Amy all the time. Okay. Okay, here are seven things that neuroscience says we should be telling ourselves every day to live our best lives. Let's see if I tell myself anything like this. Number seven. Today is a new opportunity.

When do I say that? Like when I wake up? I mean, sure, when you wake up or if you're facing a challenge or the day before was a kind of a struggle day. Like you'd be like, today's a new opportunity. What this does is, it activates our brain's hope and goal motivation circuits. Mostly when I wake up, I do this. Oh, that's all. Oh, God, you're waking up.

All right, next one. My presence matters. I kind of feel like my presence doesn't matter. See, you need not tell yourself that. You need to. I need not. Park, though. This feels like the belly goat gruff.

Like, you shall not cross the bridge. Okay, then you for, you definitely need to say, My presence matters over and over and over because you need to rewire that. Okay. Number five? My thoughts are not facts. This helps with emotional regulation because a lot of times our thoughts get in the driver's seat and really our thoughts should be in the passenger seat. What should be in the driver's seat?

Exactly. Well, no. I know. But more of your rational brain, like sometimes if you get too emotional or you lead with your exact feeling in that moment, moment or emotion and you don't pause, like that part of you that pauses, that's in the driver's seat. I don't know what we call that part. Yeah, I don't have any emotion like that. I'm never led by emotion. Do you think sometimes you are when you give like silent treatment? No. I think I understand I can get more done if I just shut that bow off. See, but that sounds like that's like a thing you,

that's your survival mode. No. Okay, yeah. There's a standoff going on here. I thought this was Amy all the time. Oh yeah, yeah, sorry. Okay, go ahead, go ahead. Okay, another thing you should say to yourself to live your best life is mistakes are how I grow.

I feel like you have to say that after you make mistakes to kind of justify the mistake, right? Sure. I mean, you've said something similar. I mean, you have a whole book about it. Fail until you don't. Like your failures are part of your growth. I feel like having that mindset is good if you have it pre. If you're always making it after, I feel like it's an excuse.

So as long as you go into it with that mindset, like, look, I'm going to screw it. I'm taking on something big. And for me to get better at it, there's going to be some times that I go backward, sometimes that it doesn't work out, sometimes that I just gain a little one. I want to gain a lot. I feel like, every time I, if I were to crash out, I'd be like, well, you know what? Crashes are just part of it. I felt like I would know I was making the excuses for myself.

Does that make sense? Yeah, it makes sense. But it also makes sense that you could remind yourself mistakes are how I grow and like have a growth mindset. So like the little asterisk there would be like, I'm saying this, but I'm not using it as an excuse. I'm using it so that I don't get stuck in this failure and then I'll continue trying. Yeah, the problem is then I'd go double asterick. That's probably an excuse that I just did that. I'd probably put a second ashton there.

Okay, what about this next one? And do you ever say to yourself, I am enough? No, I feel like I'm never enough, actually. Okay. All right. You ask me the question. I know, but let's focus on that one. Okay.

This one, this one is what you also need to say because this will help you with the other ones. I can change my brain. I do believe that. Okay, good, good, good. So you know that you could be enough. You know that you could be enough and you could know that your presence matters. I don't think anything matters is the problem. Right, but it's not just my presence.

This world is going to come and go and a million years are going to go by and nobody's, heck, 300 years are going to go by, nobody's going to remember anything we ever did. See, that sounds like an excuse to me. No, no, no, no. I just feel like we put too much value in things that don't matter. And really the things that matter are either the things that are super important, close to us, intimate to us. We value things that don't matter at all, like so much so.

When in reality, nothing matters, that's how I feel. nothing matters. And that should give you the courage and the strength to go and do whatever you want and try whatever you want because nothing matters. So have at it, go get it. That should give you all the confidence in the world. Since nothing matters,

it doesn't matter if you screw up. Just attack. Were you talking about, like, new things people are trying? You're not talking about relationships. I'm talking about, I feel like nothing matters so much that you shouldn't be ashamed if it doesn't work.

Right. Okay. But it's good to know. You believe in neuroplasticity. because that is what is happening with. I can change my brain. Are we still on that one? Well, yeah, we're moving to the final one.

Okay. I am safe right now. Yeah, no chance. Do you ever feel safe? When I put my head under the pillow and put the pillow where I can't see any light, sometimes I feel safe. Okay, well, you can tell yourself that.

You can tell yourself. But then I know my body's still vulnerable to an attacker, even though my head has a pillow over it. But like right now, we're all here. We'll protect. you? Like, be like, I am safe right now. Protect me. I would beat all you guys up. If a murderer came in, I wouldn't, none of you guys would.

But if the murderer is trying to kill you, not us. You don't think you guys would run like, you guys would run like little tinkerbells. We want you to feel safe. No, no, no, no. Okay, I feel you. I don't think. This statement alone, it calms your amygdala and it activates your parasympathetic nervous system. And that is exactly what you need.

in these moments. Like Bobby, when you're feeling like shutting down or doing different things, like you're being reactionary, but in your own safe way, it doesn't mean that you can't grow out of that. Like, I do think that you could- I don't want to grow out of it.

You don't want to grow out of like silent treatment? No. Huh. Okay. Why would I? I can grow out of anything I want to grow out of because I think my brain can change, but I have tools and weapons to do things at a high level

and I think I can block things out. That's interesting. You call it weapons. Tools and weapons, both. Yeah. Yeah. And especially if there are other people attached to me and I need to eliminate something

for the greater sake of everyone involved. No problem. I can cut anything for the greater good. Huh. Okay. I'm going to tell myself, I am safe right now. I am safe right now. My presence matters.

Are we ever really safe? Think about if somebody really wanted to murder you. They could get in your house right now and they'll kill you. No problem. Yeah. So I don't feel like there's never real safety either. I mean, lunchbox got me with a water gun. Like, I didn't even see him coming.

There's never real safety. Unless you're in a bunker. But then you know what's going to get you? Cancer. Yeah. Or lack of oxygen. Yes. There's never a real safety.

I don't believe in safety, really. But you've, the feeling of safe is what she's talking about. I think also. The feeling of being safe. But I also think that this isn't referring to murders and robberies. alone. Like it's also referring to some people just don't feel even safe being vulnerable and opening up to other people and even feeling safe with their partner. And I don't mean like physically or any type of abuse. Obviously that's a totally different thing. But just feeling safe to be themselves and not have this guard up and use weapons that they've.

Oh, I think that's different than because I wasn't talking about that. I'm talking about just general safety. Yeah. I don't feel safe from from death period. Yeah. I don't think that this is a mantra that you say for a murder because you're not safe. I feel safe. You can't change that. Like it's literally for like, do you feel safe with people? I feel safe on my wife. Okay. That's great.

And it's why I don't fart on her. Because you feel safe? Yeah. Around her. Yeah. Because I feel so safe I won't fart on her because I know I don't even like that. Is your fart a weapon? it could be.

Like I feel so safe that I don't need to prove how safe I am and I will respectfully not fart on her. Okay. Yeah. Well, there you go. Seven things neuroscience says you could tell yourself daily to live your best life. That's a lot of saying stuff back though in the morning. What if we just, what are I just going to work on one of those?

Which one? I will not be murdered. Is that I supposed to say in the morning? Wake up and go, I will not be murdered today. Yeah. Yeah, I'm not a big believer. and you could ever be, think about if the, what's hilarious to me are these people who are like, and again, I have guns, but they're like, I got to get my guns in case the government turns on us.

Bro, we got, we got bees in Japan that can now go in your house and be freaking cameras and drones, they're the size of birds that can blow you up. Like, there is no safety. There is a, the false thought that I'm physically safe. You're right. Getting you a little bunker, hide out. And then you know what gets you? Lupus.

Oh, Lucas. Every time. Yeah. All of a sudden, autoimmune starts ripping on you. That's right. Amy, thank you for that.

That's a really uplifting segment we just did there. You're welcome. Apparently physical appearance doesn't matter as much to daters as much as financial stability. Now, this whole thing was the New York Post, so basically it's,

they don't care how good you look as long as you have some money. Amy, your thoughts on that just surface-wise? I think there has to be, we talk about this all the time. Like there has to be some sort of physical attraction. There also is attraction in safety if you don't have your own money for whatever reason.

But you got to be physically attracted? Did you see the guy who got on Tinder and he swiped like a million times and got one date? And they, he tells the story. No one would match with him. And he's not like super ugly. He's not ugly at all. He's just normal dude. He's even got a fish in one of his pictures.

Oh, that's cool. And women like that, I thought. He just looks like a normal dude Must, little goate You know, probably 10 or 15 pounds overweight Like normal Not that tall, probably 57 or 58 And he's like I had to swipe almost a million times

He said, I matched with occasional people But they never, they always stood me up And he finally got one date That's him right there, look Oh, normal looking dude Hayden is his name, 26 years old Swipe forever One date

I need to look at his page though He probably didn't have the right stuff up on his page So according to a new survey of 2000 Gen Z and millennial Americans, Dator say several traits are more important in the physical appearance. What traits are more important than physical appearance? Financial stability is one of them. They put that ahead of looks. What else you got there, Amy?

Kindness, compassion, good communicator, empathetic. Wow. How do you know all that, though, for the beginning? I guess would be my question. Well, I guess those are all traits you need to get to know. So, like, are these traits on paper that you can't verify? That's a good point, too. Is that what we're looking for?

Because traits on paper might be just like, I mean, success can look a lot of different ways. It's not just financial, but it's like, are they motivated? Are they hardworking? Do they have a good work ethic? Do they care about family? I feel like this whole thing is about how it feels very female. dudes just want a hot chick And then they work backward

Like it starts there Like what's the hottest chick I can get And then I'll figure everything else out after Because we are cave men Women I feel like Want other things first It's great if they also look hot And there has to be something there

They don't want to vomit while they're making out with you But there's got to be something there We want sense of humor We want Like we want all that too Guys do But that's after the fact But that's...

She's got to be hot first. And I'm talking about guys. Just general across the board, guys. And then you got to make sure she's not like... Yeah, crazy. She can only be as crazy right one notch below how hot she is. Like the hot is still got to be a little above the crazy. Yeah.

Y'all have that whole crazy hot matrix. They put a potential partner's kindness and emotional maturity up there as well as financial stability ahead of looks. This has got to be just women getting pulled. If you're doing a dating app, Can you write kind everything Amy said? Yeah. I don't know what I'd believe that if someone wrote all of that.

Let me prove my emotional maturity to you. Love family. Eddie, I thought you were saying like, can you put that that's what you're seeking? But yeah, it would be kind of weird if that's what you put what you are. You're like, I'm so empathetic. Like the guy that couldn't get any matches. Like, could he write like kind? I promise.

I'm kind. Amy, have you ever dated a guy, an ugly guy? What? Have you ever dated a nice? ugly guy. Well, not to me and not, not ugly to me. No, but where you thought, like, where you were just like, he's not really that good looking.

Yeah, you're like, physically doesn't do it, but other traits are there, and I want to give that a shot to see if I find him more attractive then. I don't. Uh, no. I feel like her computer, like, it's, it's, that wheel's spinning right now. I think there's

someone in mind. The wheel of death is frozen on her computer. She can't get to the next place. I will say this. Like, I did go on a, um, a hinge date, but, and I knew within the first five minutes that it, his pictures looked very different than he did in person and that it wasn't going to work. But I don't know if it's just because his pictures were so deceiving and I'm like, what the? Or if like, he was also shorter than I thought. And then I don't know, just our personalities weren't really clicking, but which came first there? Because like, would I have liked his personality more if I'd

in and it matched more of what he presented online. Do you know what I mean? Would he have been able to be so funny and kind to talk you out of thinking he was ugly? I don't want to use the word ugly, but I don't know that it would have, I would have, I don't think we would have made it to that point. I mean, he would have had to, like, that stuff would have had to present quick. So he needed to be hot. Yeah, because I think our day ended up lasting about 45 minutes. Whoa. You stayed 45 minutes? Well, what am I supposed to do? Leave. But I had, I had, I had. I had. I had. a work event to go to, I lined it up.

Finger quotes. Yeah, you read it. No, no, no, no. I really did. This is what I would do because I hated getting ready. And so if I was going to go do anything, I would always schedule something when I had something else because I'd be getting ready anyways. So boom, it takes care of having to get ready more than you want to. And then also you have an out in case you need it. So in this case, it was a win-win for me. Did he hit you out? Like, hey, do you think I'm ugly? He did hit me up asking me out again. No, he didn't say you're yoga. He's like, hey, I had a great time. I'd love to go out again. And I replied with a very mature, I think I even shared with y'all my response. Like, I tried to give a very, like, thoughtful,

ran up by friends, because I hadn't, I hadn't had been in this situation before where I was sort of saying, no, I would not like to go out again over text. And I wanted to be very mature and transparent. So I, I said that. And he never replied back. Didn't even double tap it with a thumbs up or a heart. Why would he? He just got cut off. Because I was trying to be mature. Well, that's fine. Okay. If he wants to... It's not fine. Listen to how much... No, because I'm not done with the story.

You're still a little trigger about it. No, no, no, no. I'm not. I'm letting you know that he didn't reply, which I was like, okay, that's fine. But then six or seven months later, he replied, okay, that's cool. You know what I think that was? That was a, hey, I'm I'm just going to reappear in case you have reconsidered. Oh, well, I just didn't, and then I didn't reply to that, because I'm like, what? That's a long time, man. I know, it was very bizarre.

He was still thinking about her. I would imagine, I'm going to play the scenario out in my head. Either she came across something on a social media page, he heard her on the radio or something, made him think of her, and then thought, huh, let me reply and say, got it, to see if she has reconsidered because it gives her an opening to come back if she wants to. That would be... Did he know you were on the radio, Amy? Yeah, well, I didn't think he did, but...

Those are the worst. I had those. Then I did. Then I did. Then I did. You know? He lied about it? I don't know that he lied about it. Wasn't your hinge picture like you in front of microphone? Like, hey. Not at all.

I didn't even... No, and I didn't even list my profession. Anything. Like, I didn't say media. I didn't say entertainment. I just like, live... literally left that part blank, so there was nothing. But I was able to, yeah, figure some stuff out. So that's fine.

How you go brush over that? What do you mean? I was just able to figure some stuff out. I can't remember exactly what it was, but, you know, Bobby, you know, like you said, I've been there. Like, it's just you, you're like, oh, okay. I can't remember exactly what detail led me to know that he knew. And if I really, really were to think about it, I think it had something to do with you.

Oh. Like Bobby came up. I used to date him. Or he said, hey, what's Bobby really like? Is that when he asked you? I feel like it had to do with Arkansas. Oh, man. Like sports.

But everybody's grunting. We don't know even know what that means. But he probably, when you know. No, no, I kind of like him now. I'm standing up for him. I'm like, no, I think he's a great dude. Bobby's like, wait a second, Razorax. So there was that.

Yeah. So you found out that he wasn't being honest of what he already knew about you. Yeah, but that part didn't. I was already not interested. So it was okay. I just was like, oh. And I didn't make it a big deal. Like, oh, you listen or you know who we are.

I just was like, oh, interesting. It's not even that because I think that's fine. Yeah, I don't. They're not being honest about it. Right. Because my current boyfriend, like he listened to the show with his kids. Are you going to have another boyfriend after him? Maybe.

Because this one's current. My current boyfriend. I haven't had any other since I've ever. You've seen that TikTok trend? Because it's a current wife thing. What you do is the husband's doing a thing to camera and their wife's in. And it's like, and look, this is me. It's my current wife.

And then they just keep going. That's what it reminded me of when Amy said. Yeah. So it doesn't matter that he was a listener. I think it's just there was a lot of things that were just little like, okay, this is not going to work. So we'd ever, we hang out for like 45 minutes and I never saw him again. Well, thank you for sharing that with us, Amy.

You're welcome. Bobby boom, come on. Eddie, what's happening? My wife texted me this morning and said that the neighbors started working on their roof at 6.30 in the morning. She was like, it woke the whole family up. Like, I guess they're getting their roof redone and they've got five workers out there, bump, bump, bump, bump, and talking like, yeah, throw the shingles over here. Oh, that is loud. The talking's, yeah, that stinks.

At 6.30 in the morning on a weekday, that's crazy. What's the rule? Gosh, it's summer and it's so hot. I could see why they want to start working early. And it's just a couple of days. That's how long it takes to put a roof on. Usually they can do that in one day. I think that's why they have the five dudes.

If it's repair. It's repair. It's five dudes one day. And I get it's hot. I do get it's hot. But 6.30 in the morning is early. 6.30 feels a little aggressive, especially if they don't know what's coming.

Like, I would think it would be up to your neighbors to let everybody know, put a note on the door. Hey, it's going to be one day or two days and they're going to start early. Like, they should have let you. guys know that if because that's too early yeah would seven be okay i mean on paper seven sounds better if it's if it's a during the school year your kids would be up yeah but that doesn't mean everybody has to be up i would say eight o'clock is universally accepted oh that sun gets that sun's pretty hot i'm not arguing ice-drove houses there's no argument for me but but it's amy it's not like

they quit at noon like they keep going all the way like five o'clock it's an all day thing yeah Okay, well then yeah, why not start at 8 and go till 7 o'clock? Hey, start at 2 and then you can go into the nice little sunset time. No, you can't do 10 p.m. So what are the rules in for loud people working on the house? What would you make them if you were the leader of the world? I think a weekday you got to start and, I mean, let's go business hours, man. 9 a.m.

Oh, my. 9 a.m. until when? When the sun goes down, you have until the sun goes down to do your work. So I fall into a bit of that Except I think when the sun comes up You can work And when the sun goes down You have to stop working

Well so 6.30 you can be working sun's up Is the sun all the way up? Yeah Hey when the rooster crows I think 630 is too early though So I'm going to go 730 730 to dark are the hours that I would

Allow people to work Unless you leave a note and everybody's like cool Have that it You Yeah, I think something in like the 7 to 8 time frame should be okay. The heat is the thing. Yeah. But you can't have different rules for different parts of the country.

If I'm the Supreme Leader. Yes, true. The whole country has to fall under one rule. But you don't know how long they're going to do it? No, I mean, they're done. I think they're done today. Because they worked on our roof one time and it was like a six-hour deal. Came in, all worked, and then they were done six hours.

What about the weekend? Yeah, you know, if someone starts mowing their yard, at 7 a.m. on the weekend. That's annoying. That might be 10 a.m. Wow. That's too late. We've got to sleep in on Saturdays. As Supreme Later, I think I make it 8.30 on the weekends. So it's just an hour? Yeah. Hour difference? As Supreme Leader, yes. I make it one hour difference on the weekends.

But I think you have to stop it dark. What about neighbors playing loud music? When do you get annoyed and call the cops if it's so loud? Are you talking about it in the morning? How early can you play it? Morning or night? I get annoyed when I'm trying to go to sleep. Exactly. So when the neighbors have to like chill out and not play music?

I mean, I think like if it's a weekend, 10. Oh, weekday nine? That would be nice. I could go with that. Yeah. I would say weekday 10, weekend midnight. Yes, I agree with that. Dang, party animals.

Hey, we were all there once to do. We have people over putting some music on. You're not living in an apartment complex. Right? Bang the brimstick on the sun. Yeah, you're nail. Your neighbors are playing music loud. You're okay with that until midnight on the weekends?

Oh, I feel like I would be cranky. If someone's until midnight, I feel like that'd be tough. But it's like you said about the roof neighbor. Like just send a little note, hey, we're going to have people over and maybe blaring a little boom, boom, boom till midnight. Hope you're cool with that. Yeah, hope you're cool with that. And if they're not.

Don't you always invite them to? Like, hey, you're always welcome to come over as well. Yep. I don't think I can cause. Supreme Leader doesn't allow that. 10 p.m. on weekends. 9 p.m. on weeknights. All right, let us know how that goes.

Okay. Amy, when's your son's birthday? August 10th. And is he like Ray Mundo? Does he have a birthday list? Yes, he has been working on a birthday list for a while now. Did anybody start buying Ramundo's birthday list stuff? No.

Or did we all just move on from that? I'm not buying that. I moved on. But it's helpful to have. Yeah. I did think of it. about going and buying him that thing at West Elm, that six foot tall plant of banana tree.

I promise you I thought about it. But then I thought, how am I going to even transport it? I don't have a trunk. Maybe they deliver it. Yeah, ship it. Ship it to his house. If you really want to give him a gift, they probably deliver it. They'll ship that thing from West Elm to Ray's house. Yes. I would

just order it. You could go order it in person or you could order it online and have it. Ray, text me your address. Okay. I will send you because I was near the mall and Ray came into my mind. Because Ray, if you missed the segment, Ray gave us a birthday list, and it was like $600 sunglasses. It was like a Cam Ward signed jersey.

Those are like $500 or $600. And then it was this six foot tall banana tree. I looked at it online, and then I thought there's no way I can fit that in my car. So for your birthday, I will ship you that tree. Yeah! Just text me your address. And how old is Ray turning? 40.

Okay. And Amy's son? Oh, my gosh. He's going to be 15. 15. 15. And what's his list? Well, he has, you know, new track shoes, like stuff like that, some new shirts that he wants.

And then he just added a bidet. Nice. Hey, those are easy to just put on. No, no, no, no. On our vacation. On top of the line, built in. Yes. Well, we went to this restaurant when we were on vacation.

And I guess he's been thinking about it ever since then because in the bathroom they had like the most amazing. toilets ever, so much so. He disappeared like three different times during dinner. Young boy. He came back. He came back. Yeah. Oh, man. Yes, sir. I'd sit on a front word. I'd sit on it backward. I was sitting anywhere that thing would squirt me. I wish I had a day. Yes, sir. I'll take off my birthday, too. No, that is not. No. You just ruined it for 80. Oh, my God. Guys, no, he came back and we're at dinner. I mean, we have like, 13 people in our party. We have this huge table and Stevenson comes back and our waiters there trying to get everybody's order.

And Stevenson just stops and was like, excuse me, sir? And the waiter's like, yes. And he's like, I just have to tell you, your bidet is 10 out of 10. That was the best experience of my life. Like the seat is warm. It does just like all kinds of stuff. And sure enough, so then everybody from the table had to go experience it. And then everybody goes and they come back and they're like, sure enough, like,

that toilet, it's not just that it was a bidet. It's just like a smart toilet that was just epic and awesome, like the lights. So he wants the whole toilet. He wants the whole shebang, which I'm sure I have no idea how much of the toilets are, but thousands of dollars, I imagine. So I've already told him,

you're not getting this bidet for your birthday. Wade just takes me as a dress. Unless Bobby, you want to ship it to him. I think I might want whole one. That's awesome. More than that. If he's moved by it, I think I need one of these.

They are game changers. A good bidet. It's crazy that we in America don't think this is something that is need on toilets. Because you're like, oh, I'm getting sprayed in the butt with water. You're a cleaner. You're way cleaner. Question, though. How do you dry off?

There's a dryer. Oh, a dryer. Whoa. Sometimes I go just for the dryer. Yeah. So I think for this toilet experience in general, like it wasn't just that it has the water. And the toilet was just insane. You know how?

And you're not going to get them one of those? looks really sleek and cool too. No, I'm not, no, what am I going to do? Uninstall, like rip out the toilet that's in his bathroom. Well, you get someone to do that. And install, no. If you loved him. If I, okay, sorry, that's just like not going to be a gift for his 15th birthday.

Did you ask the restaurant which one it was? It would be epic. No, I guess I could call just so that we could. Yeah, call, because I'm curious. Will you just call and ask them what the toilet is? Yes. Because I'm curious to know just to quench my thirst. of what was so awesome that everybody from the table had to go do it.

Okay. Because that feels like it must be a heck of an experience. That's like if you see a good movie, you go on a good roller coaster, you let your friends know. A bidet, that must be a fantastic bidet. I mean, to come back and say 10 out of 10 best of speeds of my life. Yeah, so the waiter. Regards to the chef on your bidet. Amy, what was your story, by the way?

Before we get out of here. The Gen Z stare. Like how... Give it to me. Well, it's just something that people are assigned. to anyone ages 13 to 28 right now is considered Gen Z. And I guess they have this stare that they give people. Like when you ask them like, how's it going or you try to engage in conversation?

They don't really know how to do it. And they have this stare. Like millennials, some of us, you know, like we've got things assigned to us like avocado toast. And they have the Gen Z stare. I guess it's a look they give. And I feel like my daughter does have it sometimes. She's 18. So she's right.

confused with human interaction? I think it's just sometimes like how do we communicate face to face? I was reading that because like they were kind of, they started working during COVID and they had to work from home that their social life kind of got stunned, which I guess it happened to all of us, but with them a little more because they were in the growth. They were stunted. Yeah. It's almost like saying hi to them is also in the article I read, which was from the Washington Post,

that it's like an inconvenience. It's like you're inconveniencing them. They have to stop and be like, uh. What do I do here? Hi? Yeah. What do I do here? So it's got a name. It's called it.

So if you encounter that with anyone ages 13 to 28, you are encountering the Ginzi stare. There you go. We will end on that. Thank you guys. We have a new episode of 25 whistles up today. It will be a quarterback for Vanderbilt, Diego Pavia, is on with us for like 45 minutes. Diego. What the?

What was that? That was weird. He's adding slayer. I don't know. Two way. There was nothing to flare. I don't know. I like his Diego Pablo.

No, no. Oh, Diego Pavia. He's still got a good name. Yeah. He's a quarterback. Yeah. That was strange. That's wonderful.

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