The Bobby Bones Show - MON PT 2: Lunchbox’s Swollen Testicle + Eddie And Lunchbox Tattle On Each Other + Bobby Shares Sad Christmas News + Amy’s Boyfriend Responds To His Two College Team Criticism

Episode Date: December 15, 2025

We talked about how no one won the Powerball over the weekend and how many of us are going to play tonight. Lunchbox also reveals something shocking about his testicle. We talked to listeners who want to share advice with Lunchbox who also had similar health issues like he is describing. Eddie and Lunchbox hosted a concert in Florida over the weekend and came back with tattletale stories about each other including Lunchbox getting yelled at and Eddie selling out a guy after promising something. Also, did Lunchbox insult the president of our company? Bobby has sad news about Christmas. Bobby found out what the strangest question he has asked A. I. in 2025. Amy shares her boyfriend’s reaction to Bobby saying that he can’t be a fan of 2 college football teams.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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The chances of winning the jackpot is won in 292 million, but that didn't stop people from buying tickets at the Lucky Bluebird and Hawthorne before the numbers were drawn. The location is known for producing big lottery winners. So that's from ABC 7, but it's at $1.10 billion, cash value, $503.4 million. Oh, my goodness. And it's in 13 hours or so, yep.

It's amazing. So if you win it, you wouldn't be a billionaire, I guess. No. Oh, man. Well, just to say, man, that'd very much not be because you'd probably take the lump sum as well and you could probably subtract another $100 million off that. Oh, so $400,000? Hey, just a measly $100 million.

There were $1, $2, $3,000, $1 million winners though, California, Florida, Michigan, New Jersey, and Virginia. There were $2 million winners, North Carolina, Pennsylvania. Oh, that would be awesome. I get a little wonderlust about the lottery sometimes too, and I had a bad year because I did my New Year's resolution to win over like 500 bucks. And I lost a ton of money doing this bit. And I never won a 500 bucks. And I bet I did 250 tickets, scratch off tickets. And not the cheap ones too, right?

All $50 or more. Now, every one of them didn't lose, but I'm far. I'm way, way red. So way lose. Lunchbox did play? I played $100 worth, didn't win. I mean, maybe $20. So I've lost 80 is what you would say.

But I will be going bigger than night. 150 bucks. Let's go. Okay. Tonight. So you mean you're going to buy them tonight for the drawing on Tuesday? It's tonight? It's tonight.

Oh, yeah, 13 hours. Yeah, 13 hours, dude. I mean, the clock is ticking. We've got to get going. This is the Powerball? Dude, doesn't matter. I mean, I might go and buy the Mega Millions and then hit all the numbers of the Powerball. Oh, can you imagine what a disaster that would be?

Yeah, that would be crazy. I won. And you're like, I want to play. And you get all six numbers and you're watching and all the numbers and the final ball hits. And you're like, oh, I got a hit. And then you buy the mega millions and not the power ball. That's the wrong ticket. What would you do?

Out. Oh, my gosh. Stop. Bye. Don't speak that way. Amy, I'm just telling you the truth. I'm just asking the truth. Like, if you did that.

Oh, yeah. I mean, that's a billion dollar mistake. Well, 400 million on the lump sum. Yeah, yeah. But you win the billion dollar jackpot. It goes down to 400 million. Yeah. That's a.

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And then a couple times a year, but once where we really, like, batting down the hatches and go hard, it's for St. Jude. And for every single one of you that called and became a partner in hope, we're super appreciative because that is a sacrifice on your part for sure. and it's a place that we are super close to and it's a place that takes kids from all over the country. So that matters to us too, that it's not super specific to like a location.

So we're very grateful that you guys would be a part of that. So thank you. Jody and Georgia is on the phone. Now earlier we're talking about scuba Steve who had what they told him might be a tumor. Turns out it wasn't a tumor. It's a hernia. Lunchbox has something that is in his stomach

that he can't figure out what it is. Jody, you're on. Good morning, Bobby Jones and the Bobby Vaughn Show. I heard the bit that you guys were doing about your hernia and stomach pain and so forth. And I have personal experience with this. My father-in-law at age 26 had a hernia. The hernia was about the size of a lime. He went and saw doctors.

Doctors said if it's not bothering you, it's not bothering me. Over the course of the last, oh, I don't know, 30 years. It wasn't bothering him, so it wasn't bothering them either. And last year he ended up in the hospital. It had constricted around his testicle, and they ended up having to put everything back in him where it goes and take out his left boy. So I just, you know, I care about you guys. I wake up with you every morning. Thank you.

And you care about our testicles. I appreciate that. Yeah. Yeah. I would never want anybody to, you know, doctor say, it's no big deal. It could be a big deal. So I just want you guys to be healthy and happy. Thank you.

So I just kind of wanted Steve to be aware. I'm glad that he's healthy and the doctors say that's great. But doctors are not always the smartest people in the world. Just keep an eye on it. We need them to be, though. That'd be nice. We need our doctors to be the smartest people in the world. But yes, Jody, thank you very much.

Hope you have a great rest of the day. You guys have a great day. Merry Christmas. You too. Merry Christmas. That's Jody and Georgia talking about scuba Steve. He might lose a testicle. Now I want to go to Stephanie in Florida.

Stephanie, you're on to talk about Lunchbox. Yeah, so I was listening to the same show, obviously, and heard about Lunchbox's testicular pain, and he said it's on one side. And I work in pediatrics with kids, and often these teenage boys come in and have one-sided testicular pain where it twists. So the testicle inside twists,

and the pain comes from. from the loss of blood flow to the testicle. And it's actually usually an emergency, and they have to go into surgery and get what's called a testicle tacking where they tack it in place so it doesn't twist anymore. So we got two testes.

We got two testicle stories here today. We got Scoobo Steve who might lose a testicle from this. And we have lunchbox, too. His new pain is in his testicle. It was in a stomach, and now it radiates like a triangle down into his testes. Yeah, no, just one testy. Just the left.

I'm telling you, it is just the left. It is uncomfortable. Like if I just run across the backyard with the kids, the left testy hurts now. Like the pain radiates down there. Right one, fine. No radiation, no pain. Only the left one.

Yes, but it could be twisted. And if I'm being honest, the left one is maybe double the size of the right one. Wait, what's getting bigger? That's a big deal, dude. Information come about. That's bad news. That's important.

The left ones to hurt one, right? Yeah, yeah. That's swall... You have a swollen... Dude, you gotta... Something's wrong. It could be twisted. No, no, I know, but the doctors tell you there's...

That sounds like a drink that has alcohol, a twisted testicle. It sounds like something that's like... It really does. Yeah, it sounds like something that's fine by itself, just a testicle. But if it's twisted, you've added alcohol. Around a twisted testicles. Yes, for everybody, please. I mean, guys, a swollen, painful left testicle requires immediate medical attention,

especially if pain is severe. It could be a medical emergency. If one has swollen bigger, that's a medical emergency. Testicular torsion, which I believe is what she was calling us about. Yeah. The medical name is testicular torsion or something like that. Lunchbox, this is concerning. And hopefully with your doctors, you're not like, okay, if I'm being really honest.

Like, hopefully you're going. I haven't told him that yet. Okay, I was only being doctor. I'm only being partially honest. But now, if I'm being really honest, look. No, no. Somebody needs to look at it. Guys.

All right, Bobby. I mean, a male. A swollen left testicle. I'll take a look. Yeah, look at it. Bobby's the doctor of the group. He should look. It's a PhD, but it's still something.

I understand. I'm just telling you the truth. Like, I mean, I didn't. A swollen left testicle can stem from infections. Oh, my goodness. It gives a bunch of words, I don't know. There's fluid buildup. There's varicose veins, injury, hernia.

It can signal emergency testicular torsion. Fluid build up. Yeah. I don't know what to tell you except you need to go back to another doctor and show them. I understand. Have you shown the swollen testicle to one of your doctors or has it happened since you went to the last doctor? No, I've never, they've never asked. They've always just. That's not how that works. No. And since you told us like, I want to be honest, do you do that with a doctor? You've got to be honest with them and tell them. No, no. I'm honest. That's not how medicine works. You don't have to go in and just wait for them to ask about it. You have to tell them everything.

No, I do. And they're just like, oh, yeah, no, we don't see anything. You're good. So, I mean, they visited, so they saw that it was swollen? No, they've never looked at the testes. Because you've never told them. They didn't ask. Right? They were just concentrating right there like, oh, and I didn't really have pain in the testicle to begin with. It's only recently gotten there.

It's migrated down. Right. It's more migrated down. And when did it start getting bigger? That's a great question. I was just looking at it the other day. I was. As you normally would on a Sunday.

Yeah. And I was like, oh my God. That one's a lot bigger than the other ones. Sunday, 2 p.m. Time to look at my test. Whoa! He has epitididimittis. Is that funny or not? Epi diddy mitus, maybe.

Sounds like diddy. Yeah, too much. And my wife was like, maybe you should go to the emergency room. And I was like, well, I'm not, like, I don't think this is. I'll take it on the show instead. No, no, I don't think this is emergency room level, but maybe. It's getting bigger, dude. This is not good.

No, I know it's not good. Trust me. Bobby, go look at it. I'll take a look. You should. I'm telling you, it is. Let's live stream it. Okay.

Our YouTube page, go search us out at Bobby Boneshow on YouTube. Oh, man. If I was a man and he was my friend, I would look at it. I'd just told him, I would look at it. Bobby's saying here or whatever. I know lunchbox. Why do I need Bobby to look at it? Let me see your vagina.

I know it's bigger. Let me see your vagina. You may not have a close look at it, though. Oh, trust me, my wife has looked at it. And she's like, yeah, it's definitely bigger. Yeah, but she doesn't have. The look of a man. That's true.

Can you visibly see that, though, or do you have to feel it? Yeah, do you have to leave it? Do you have to do six seven? No, no, you can visibly see it. Let's just put it this way. The lead one is so heavy, it's hanging way down. Now we get that swollen. Well, now I want to see it.

Yeah. We should charge people. Here on this floor. Five bucks. Look at elephant boy. Oh, man. Okay. So, yes.

You got to get that checked. No, I know. I understand. I do. You got to get that checked out. Okay. I want to go to Brian in Colorado Springs. Hey, Brian, you're on the show.

Hey, Bobby. Hey, Studio. What's happening? So for lunchbox, I had what's called in torn adductor muscle. I was running, went to the left. I felt like a pop, like to pop your knuckle. It felt like it was at my belly button. I was also checked for a hernia four times.

And the answer was it's got to heal on an own. unfortunately the answer is it takes over a year and you cannot run. So does that sound familiar, lunchbox, to what happened to you? I didn't feel a pop or anything like that, but did it show up like on an x-ray or something? Like, how did they find that out? Because everywhere I've gone, they say, I don't know, man, we're here if you need us, but we can't find it. You haven't showed them your swollen testicle. I think that's probably going to be a big indicator is what's happening with you.

It could be. Did this guy have a swollen? Did you have a swollen, sir? Or hernia. Yeah. I'm sorry. What you say? Yeah, it just, they checked me for hernias because that was the symptoms, even though I was feeling in my stomach. It's a muscle that runs along that side. I ran an entire race. It popped at like 0.1 miles. I finished the race when I got done. All of a sudden, the pain hit me. It felt like I had just gotten off of a horse for four hours.

And I had to walk bow-legged and hunched over because it hurt so bad in my stomach and my groin. Did your testicle swell up? A little bit. That might be why they were checking my testicle, checking me for hernia, stuff like that. Yeah. I'm wondering if it's swelling because he keeps using it and it's not healed. He just slaps on side of it. How's he using it?

I mean, just walking? I'm looking up torn up ductor muscle. Yeah, I probably don't want to Google it how you said it. Oh, man. Brian, appreciate that. Thank you for the call. I hope you have a great day. Bye.

He's over there looking at it now. Let's go to Susan. Hey, Susan, in Kansas City, you're on the show. What's going on? Oh, Bobby. Hi, QDio. Hey. I am calling because I completely disagree with you on the bride who's upset about the groom wanting his best person to be in the wedding. I just think, I mean, it's his wedding, too, and it's not like the bride didn't know about her.

You know what I mean? And so, I mean, it's just kind of an insecurity on her part, but I think that's what he was. once he should be okay with that and finish the bride. I understand your reasoning. And I agree with your... It's both their days. I hear you. I agree with your reasoning on this.

However, I don't think that either one of them should be put in a situation where they feel awkward on their wedding day. I think it's just about that day specifically. If you're paying for a wedding and it doesn't matter if you're right or wrong, but you don't want something to happen. You don't want that thing that's making you feel weird to happen on that one day where you've paid all this money. That's my point.

It's not that she is not insecure. or he she she wait she he wants a girl and the bride's not feeling it

yeah I agree with everything you said I agree with where I think I break off is it's your wedding this is the day where you don't want anything to feel awkward and cut anything that feels awkward

because you're going to be anxious leading up to it you're going to be anxious as it's happening and do you really want your wedding to be a day where you feel anxious you don't because you're just paying

a middle or a bunch of money for this I think that's why I wouldn't do it. That's all I don't do it. But I understand what you're saying. I agree with you, everything you're saying. I just would not want to put them through that on their wedding day. And if I may be a tad sexist, a wedding is a little bit more, generally speaking,

for the female than it is the male. That's why we don't even really get to walk down the aisle and have the hubbub about us. Because it's not about us. If it was, we'd get the music and everybody would stand up when we walk down the aisle. Bull crap, we have to walk down with all our boys and just stand there. Yeah, wait. It's not about us. Well, it is 30%.

To an extent. It's mostly not traditionally speaking as much about the guy as it is the woman. We wear a standard tux. You guys going, yes to the dress. We don't. We're just like, uh, but tuck's works. I'm wearing this. We see it in a picture and we're like, that's the one we'll take.

So I agree with everything Susan is saying. I just think on your wedding day, things have to be a little different because you don't want to go stand somewhere after you paid all this money and feel awkward leading up to it or during it. That's all. Hey, Susan, I appreciate that, though. I do agree with you. Good, because it's his day too. We got to do this again. As much his day as it is her day, but yes, I hear you.

Thank you very much, Susan. Okay, thanks. Bye-bye. All right, let's roll some voicemails here. Number one. Stephanie from Virginia. We talked last week about the Zach Brown show. We loved it so much that we went back the second night.

It's his story of the demons that he has faced, whether they were the stepfather, people along the way or himself. The whole story is love is the remedy It is the coolest thing No, it's not a normal concert It is an experience It is a show and it was amazing Interesting

Okay So he's battling the demons up there I did well he is fighting Brock Lesnar And one of them who I think represents a demon I did see a TikTok From over the weekend of Zach Brown Saying this show is not devil worshiping He's like addressing it head on

Yeah I didn't think it was devil worshipping I think people have said Yeah it's definitely weird vibes But that's not my favorite imagery I don't like the skulls. That's not my thing. So, yeah, that's awesome.

I think they're the best band ever in country music. The only one you would really argue for is Alabama, and I could understand that argument as well. So I am a Zach Brown fan, to me, aesthetically, not my favorite types of images. Having this context definitely helps it, though. Like, understanding these are the demons in his life and their specific care.

that he's demons his ex-wife up there? I don't know. Isn't that a demon in his life? I'm not sure. You should probably let that go. I don't know. Are they still in the middle of the court case? I have no idea.

I don't see her TikToks anymore. It fell off my algorithm. Yeah. Either it fell off or she stopped doing them. Same because I was seeing all of them when she'd update. Give me the next one. Lunchbox scrolling and zooming in on women's photos. Please, please, please tell me this is a bit because like,

I don't know if I can miss your show anymore, if this is not a bit. Producer Eddie posted it. There was a lot of followers based on this. Thanks. So I saw Eddie's Instagram where they were on a flight going to Florida and lunchbox was scrolling and Eddie was recording him scrolling and lunchbox was looking at girls. I didn't know if it was a bit or not. Oh my gosh.

It was totally a bit because they were reenacting what I saw on an airplane. And so you would have to have heard that segment to understand it. But when I saw it, I laughed because I knew that's what they were doing. I mean, lunch walks may look at that stuff. I don't know. He looks at that stuff so much that I thought it was a bit, but I'm like, it may not have been. No, no. It was totally a bit.

And he even goes like, all right, what do I search? And he goes, I guess I'll search hot chicks. And he even said the same commentary as Amy. And he goes, man, and he's even married. And people, the comments are great. I mean, people are like, oh my gosh, I knew that disgusting human. It's obvious he's going to cheat on his wife. It's like, wow, because you look at a hot chick on Instagram, you're going to cheat?

That's the rules. I will say the Zoom in was organic, though. I didn't talk about that one. I'll also say the Venn diagram of people who look at a lot of hot chicks that are married probably are that there's big overlap of cheaters. Yeah, probably. Not all, but I'd say there's a big overlap of cheaters on guys that are obsessed with thirst traps on social media. Okay, and give me next one. Lunchbox is good and bad, and I sometimes love them.

sometimes hate him, but I think he is great at answering the phones during the St. June thing. Bye. There you go. Big compliment for lunchbox. Boom. I'm finally good at something. Good job, dude.

When you guys went to Florida, you guys were doing a music festival or something? Yeah, live fest. Did you guys get paid for that? Not yet, but I think we will. Oh, you are going to get paid for that? I think so. They tell you you're getting paid for that? Yeah.

Yeah. I didn't know what it was. I was like, surely they're getting paid. It was pretty cool, though. Naples, Florida does 80 degrees there. Yeah, that sounds awesome. Yeah, that looks awesome. So both of these guys have a little tattle telling they want to do.

Of course. Oh, wonderful. I mean, it wouldn't be a show trip without. So Eddie can go first. A few lunchbox observations from the weekend. Yeah, I have three of them. So the first one is he walks on the plane with a book, right? And I'm like, oh, he's a book guy.

Not once that he pick up the book and read it. He just carries it onto the plane so people think like, oh, he reads books. That's right. Lay it on the seat. You have it there. Everybody's like, man, this guy's intelligent. And I just closed my eyes, taking nap. but the book sat there the whole time

so people think, man, he's a reader and he's really smart. I was like, are you going to read the book at all? He's like, ah, maybe, I don't know, possibly. And did I ever read it? He never read it. I don't think people look at anybody and make a judgment based on if they're carrying a book or not. Oh, are you kidding me?

That's a status symbol. That's why people carry books on plane. I used to think, like, people, when I was reading my one book, Green Lights with Matthew McConae, people would look at me. I'd be like, I feel so smart, like carrying a book and being that person that reads on the plane. Maybe they do.

It is a status. That's why people hold it outside, hold it, and they put it up. It's like people with newspapers on the plane. It's like, I don't think anything. Not a single thought goes into my mind. A decade. I guess I think if someone has a newspaper, there's a chance there's no internet on the plane. And they know that.

So they brought this so they could read it. That's usually what I think. I don't know. What else you observed? He got yelled at by the flight attendant. Like a little boy. It was crazy. And I don't understand why people like, they just don't like him.

Like, there were people getting up, no problem. No one got yelled at, but as soon as he gets up, sir, sir, and I didn't even know what happened. I had just woken up from my nap on the plane. I was like, oh, man, I got to pee. And so I got up to go pee and she, sir, sir, you don't need to be going right now. It's not a good time. Sit down and buckle your seatbelt. And I'm like, oh, okay, all right.

I sat back down. Then like five minutes later, she goes, all right. Is it turbulence or were you landing? I guess there was turbulence and I didn't I mean I didn't realize I just woke up and I was just like oh and she goes now's a better time for you to go she came up and let me go to the bathroom but I was just like man a little aggressive for a guy that just woke up

like no need to yell at me like no need and what was your third one do you have a third one? Yeah yeah yeah and then we're so in between our stage hits we would go to this little VIP suite or whatever that's where we just hung out in between bands and so we're sitting there in one of the areas and this guy comes up he's like hey guys how's it going and lunchbox is like,

What's up, man? I'm Lunchbox, Bobby Bones show. You obviously know who I am. Do you want a picture? He's like, no, I was just going to tell you guys you can't sit here in this area. You're offering a picture to somebody who was scolding you for... Yeah, this guy, he thought he had some big britches. He was some...

And he was like, excuse me. Is that too big for his britches? Oh, yeah. He was too big for his britches. God, just making sure I'm going to. I mean, the whole area is open. There was no one there. There's no one sitting there.

He's got some big britches. Right. He's sitting there and he comes up and I'm like, oh, so obviously he's a fan. And he's like, excuse me. I'm like, oh, yeah, we'll take a picture. He goes, no, I'm just letting you know this is our private suite. You can't sit here. And I'm like, you're private.

There's not a single soul. There are 50 seats. You didn't tell him any of that though. Oh, he didn't react like that. No, no, no. He just said, how did he react? You got it. Yes, sir.

You got it. Yes, sir. I wait until I get on the show, though. But I did ask him, do you want me to sign something? So you want me to sign your shirt? and goes, no, I just want you to move. Is that your final? That's it, man.

Okay, let's go to Lunchbox. Lunchbox, what did you see about Eddie? Yeah, this is a segment we call Eddie the idiot. Oh, boy. So we got up on stage, introduced Russell Dickerson or O-A-R. I don't know who we did, which time it happened. And then we come back to our area. We have clients there.

And one of the clients comes up to Eddie. And he's like, hey, man, can I go up on stage with you guys and talk? And he goes, yeah, man, do whatever you want. It's not my show. And so we're going up to introduce Darius And this guy comes walking with him And he's like I mean I'm just going to let him Festival sponsor no

Not a festival sponsor He was a client of the radio stations I guess But not of the festival And he's like yeah man just come on And so then we go walking backstage And here comes security and grabs the guy And he's like oh I'm with Eddie And Eddie's like no man sorry man

You sold him out Yes sold him out You got him all the way back and they sold him out Well, there were people there saying, like, hey, he cannot go on stage. I'm like, all right, well, I guess you guys got to tell him that. But Eddie told him, yeah, man, you've come up on stage. It's like, what are you doing? And then Eddie didn't ever say, oh, man, I was mistaken you can't do that.

Eddie lets him walk with us from the VIP area all the way to backstage. And then security comes and grabs him. And Eddie's like, I got nothing to do it. No loyalty. I feel bad a little bit. The security was kind of dragging him away. And I was like, sorry, dude. No loyalty at all.

Oh, yeah. It's tough. That was tough. That was my only. The only really main one was that one. That was it. That's it. I had three on you, dude.

Yeah, well, you're pretty boring. Yours wasn't labeled Eddie the idiot. He labeled his segment. So you were flying back and there was an empty seat next to somebody that works here? Yeah, this was a little awkward. I may have messed up. So the president of our company was on the flight with me. The president of our company, Bob Pittman?

No, I think he means of our, of our cluster. Oh, that's not the president. Premier. Premier. A premiere. Oh, a Premier. mirror. Okay. Okay. Got it. So it wasn't Bob. Right. Why don't you just say? Yeah, yeah. And so... Why is he acting weird? I don't know. Go ahead. She had gotten on the flight before me and there was another person that works in the office

and they had a... And I kept walking on. And they were like, she goes, oh, hey, I saved you a seat. And it was a middle seat. And I was like, I kind of prefer the window. I'm going on back. And then I told my wiped that and she goes if the president of your company asked you to sit next. Okay. Yes. Got it. You should sit next to them. And I'm like, ah, yeah, but I wanted to kind of fall asleep.

It's hard to sleep in the middle seat. So I didn't know if that was rude of me to be like, oh, no, I'm going to pass and go to the back. I don't think it's rude at all. But I personally, if she were to ask me, I would say, yeah. And I'm going to sit next to her. I think you've missed a golden opportunity more than it was rude. It wasn't rude. But I think you're always like, I want to move up.

Yep. You all could have talked to business. Yeah. Well, it's not even about business. It's about just having a relationship with somebody. I think the only person that may or, I mean, it could be advantageous to anybody. But I could see where Bobby maybe could do the window seat and it's like, fine, he's going to go to sleep. But I think anybody else in this space, if she offers you a seat, you sit.

Because it's an opportunity to, yeah, talk about what you want. Like, she literally writes our contracts, guys. Yeah, but she's also. like sweet and nice to talk to. Yes, obviously there's that too. But if he, yes, it depends. Yeah, she's not going to like touch you. Right.

I guess I'm answering it in the context of what lunchbox. Why it would be advantageous professionally. Yes, she's also kind, nice, fun to talk to. And to Lunchbox's wife's point, like, yeah, it is like, why wouldn't you? Because yes, lunchbox does complain about how he doesn't get certain opportunities. And opportunities, just from my experience in life in a professional capacity, 70 to 80% of them are through relationships. It's not because you're good at something.

It's not because you're the best of something. It's because you can do something, but also there's the relationship that the person that has the ability to give you that does. Yeah. Yeah, so I just like, after talking to my wife about it, I'm like, ah, maybe that was a bad move on my part. Because I've never been on a plane with this person

and they saved me a seat. I was like, oh, cool, but then it was middle. And I was like, I'm not really a middle guy. She could have seen you reading your book and everything. She's also about like a... I did have my book. Like, yeah. She's got that type of.

personality where she probably wasn't really saving you that seat, but she knows it's good if she sees you walk on. Oh, she didn't save a seat for you. Yeah, no. She's kidding. She's being kidding. She's being personable. Oh, you think she was kidding?

Yes. She didn't save a seat for you. I think if Eddie had walked on first, she would have said, Eddie, saved you a seat. Why didn't you sit there? I was on a different flight. I left early, dude. I left at 7 a.m. Oh, you get.

They didn't leave until noon. Well, that's not too late. But why? Why the difference in flight back? Flight back? Why would I want to get up at 4 o'clock in the morning and get to the airport and that's exhausting. Fair enough. You?

Get back. Watch some football. Oh, I thought it was because it was kids. Well, with my kids. No, that's not what you said. I'm not what you said. All right. A win is a win.

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Just enjoy the... Yeah, dude, the white Christmas. You can't really go anywhere because there's snow and there's ice, especially in the south, because we don't only have the capacity, the infrastructure to make it safe for everybody. Okay. Okay.

We just always go to Texas. It's never snowing down there, ever. Oh, that's interesting that maybe you never had one then. Did you ever have one in North Carolina? We had a bunch in Arkansas. Maybe that's why it's not a big deal because we had probably 10. Well, yeah, I mean,

and I normally go to Colorado for Christmas. Oh, it's why everything. That's cool. Not always, but sometimes you get lucky. Like last year, I don't think it was supposed to snow on Christmas, and then it ended up doing it. And it was really, even though snow was common there, it was really special Christmas morning, like snow coming down.

Yeah, I can see that. I just had a bunch. Amy, let's go around the room. You're up. So the human brain responds to your best friend's face the same way it responds to comfort food. This is from the Journal of Neuroscience, and I just thought, oh, wow.

So like you look at your best friend and you get the same social reward as you would if you were like, oh, eating your favorite comfort food. There's no chance. Hmm. What is your favorite comfort food? Oh, gosh. I mean, it depends. Is it something salty sweet or both. Yours.

Like what comes to mind first? One thing. Mac and cheese. If I think comfort food, there you go. What's yours? I just love sweets so much. So like, but like a cookie or ice cream? Oh, very sweet.

Yeah, I know. It's changed because I love chocolate chip cookies with milk. Yeah. So now I have to do vegan chocolate soup cookies with almond milk. It's not the same. But it's still, but just my vessel reaction is cookies and milk. I love it. And I like to eat the cookies and pour the milk. I'm out of them.

Switch it together. That's how I do it. It mixes in your mouth. Yeah, I'd rather do that than mixing it. Because then it falls in and you never get the full cookie. You? Comfort food? Pizza.

It's my number one. So do you feel like... There's no way. I'm looking at Bobby's face right now. How do you feel? Not as good as I see what I do when I see pizza. It's different because we all see each other all the time. Like, think of your best friend that you don't get to see that often.

And you were to like see them. Oh, I mean, it is kind of like, what's up? Yeah. And then you start taking a bite because it's like pizza or what? Bite their face? No. All right. I don't know.

I just thought... I like it. It could be special. Lunchbox your story. Yeah. Ross Duffer, you know who that is? He's one of the creators of Stranger Things. Him and his brother are the ones that wrote it.

And they did confirm that they cast their high school drama teacher in this last season. She had a part because she's the one that high school and was rough for them. But she said, listen, you guys have a talent. You want to move to L.A. Chase your dreams. And she encouraged them. And so they wanted to give back to her. So they gave her a role in Stranger Things season five.

Pretty cool. That is cool. If Steve Harvey still sends that TV to that teacher that told him he'd never make it, he needs to stop. Every year? Oh, I think she has passed. Okay, good. Right? He's not like delivering him to the grave, right?

Just to prove a point. I don't know, maybe. Every time I see that clip, I'm like, yeah, that's fun. We really showed her for a couple years. And then it's like, stop sending her a TV every single time. Why would a teacher say that, though? A teacher suck, dude. I mean, here we go.

Can I just say, like Dr. Evans, I had him in high school, right? and he was my pre-cow teacher and I gave up towards the end, quit doing work and everything and then he was like, you know what? I would love. I would love to be a fly on the wall. You heard this.

In your first college classroom he goes, you're in for it. And I'm like, that's a great way to encourage me as I'm leaving high school, man. Thanks for that. Those great words. Maybe he was just super frustrated with the fact that you gave up. And he was using a different kind of motivation because any other kind he's given

you hadn't worked. Or he was just angry at the world. I don't know. It was just like, that's what I mean. Like, teachers aren't always these days. Oh, yeah, let me help you and encourage you. It's more like, oh, yeah, you're really going to do well. You should send him a TV on the anniversary of your college graduation date.

Well. Oh, you don't have that? Oh, you didn't graduate college. Interesting. Well, and I don't even know if he's still around. I don't know. I have no idea. By around, do you mean alive?

Yeah. Because he was older then. Yeah. And, but it was just always weird. And I always felt like, and it was like he was a doctor. So I felt like he wanted to be a professor. When you guys went to the bathroom a minute ago, did you look at his nut?

No. Mm-mm. He did not look at my test. He didn't offer. Missed opportunity. It's not sexual, dude. You just have somebody, you should have another dude look at it. I already had people look at it.

I really don't want to look at it, though. If you want to, you can. Okay, so his wife has confirmed it is larger. Now we just need to. No, but he said she said it's bigger. So if he's like, look, I've already had people look at it. which is his wife. Yes.

The next step is he needs to book a doctor's appointment. Like, right now. Like, he should leave the room and go call the doctor. What about ER? Early detection can be everything. But I got a question. Is it emergency room level? I don't think it's emergency room level.

Well, we just said leave the room and call a doctor. We didn't stay go to the airport. But you want to get in before Christmas, right? That's the goal. I mean, yeah, because if it gets like the 22nd or 23rd, you're not going to be able to get in. That's unless you wait for like 10 hours. Well, and then you are going to have to go to the ER. it's like throbby and sore, then you're screwed because something bad's happening.

Can I ask a personal question? Is it throbby and sore? I'll go first. Don't go there. I don't know what you mean by. Throbby and sore. No, there's like a radiating pain sometimes. So do you feel your heartbeat in it?

No, I don't feel that. Is it red? Like Rudolph's... If you touch it as a sensitive? Yeah, yeah. Mine's very personal, but it's medical. Amy, don't, don't ask me. No, I need to know.

Like, I don't care. Obviously, we know you and you have kids. You and your wife have sex. Amy, don't. Are you still, like, are you able to do it? Yeah, I'm still able to do that. Okay, and is it painful? No.

It don't matter. Sometimes you've got to fight through the pain, Amy. Okay, so there is pain. I'm not down a belt. There's really not pain with that. No, there's not pain with that. Okay, well, that's a valid question. No, it is.

Dude, you should go to the doctor today. I'm going to try. I'm going to call, what do you guys call them, a urologer? A doctor? Neurologist. Yes. No, no, because I don't know. A urologist might take you a minute to get into.

I would go to maybe even like a minute clinic. But he needs someone that specializes. Yes, but they'll recommend him. Unless he has one, he calls a urologist today. I don't think he gets in today. I would at least go somewhere where they can give you like an early look to go, oh, this is real bad. Or, hey, we're going to recommend that you go to a urologist.

Because you can do that right now as you wait. Even if you call a urologist and they're like, oh, three days, I'd still go to a minute clinic. So you think like the CVS minute clinic can help you? They have like, Practitioners. Yeah. Maybe minute clinics

not it, but whatever those. Urgent care? Urgent care. Yeah. Yeah, because they're, they specialize in. They're medical people, so it's better than your wife's seen it. And they see nuts all the time. It's normal, dude.

I have a guy that might come to you if you want me to call him. Why that sounds so sad? That sounds so weird, Amy. I mean, that's illegal. Like, who's this guy? He's an EMT, but like he also does house spa. He comes in the ambulance? He rolls a truck?

No, my friend He shows up in the Wiener Mobile? I'd have to text my friend, but she works for him. And from what I understand, his background is EMT. Like, he does other things, but he also... Other things? Everything sounds perverted. She's very vague right now.

He's doing this, he does a little bit of that. I don't know how you would exactly describe what he does, but... You should go to the doctor today. You should go to somebody today. I'm just saying if we wanted him to roll up right now, maybe he could come over. I think his office is right around the corner. He's right around the corner from Old Foods, guys.

And when he was done, we'd call it a happy ending. Like, she's just lots of innuendo. Okay. Okay, Amy did yours, like to yours. Morgan. So you guys know those Waymoes that are like the self-driving? Self-driving? Yeah. So a woman in L.A. was trying to get in a Waymo with her daughter.

And as she was getting in, she saw a man hiding in the trunk of the car. And she's like, what are you doing in here? And the guy just says, they put me in here. They put me in here and he's just like laying there. Is that a bit for TikTok? I don't think so. Wait, oh, that's a scary bit. Well, so she called the cops and they had to come and, like, arrest him.

They ended up letting him go because he didn't really commit a crime. He was just laying in the back of a trunk. So he got in and the car still rolled? Yeah. It wasn't like a sensor in it that goes, there's somebody in the car I'm not going to keep going. And it just went about it today doing. How does she see in the trunk?

I think he probably opens it. Or maybe you put a lag in there? Well, you go and sit in the back. and I think she saw his head like in the back of the truck. But he did say, I'm stuck in here. It won't let me out is what he told her. Oh. And so maybe he was just being funny trying to get back there and then he couldn't get out.

I don't know. Feels like when you stick your head between bars and the stairwell and you're like, oh, God, there's a good idea before I couldn't get my head out. Yeah, that's weird. That'd be creepy if like you're going to get a car and you just, there's somebody waiting in there. Like that'd freak me out. I just, I'd never order those again. I wonder if, again, his plan was to be there when someone else got in or if he really

was being funny and then just got stuck. I was like, oh, God, now I can't get out. I got to wait for somebody else to get in the car. Also, I'm surprised the car would move with somebody back there. True. Like there's every other sensor on that thing. Eddie. There's a cookbook that's out now, and it's called the Cash and Carter Family Cookbook Recipes and Recollections from Johnny and June's table. And in there is Johnny Cash's favorite breakfast of all time. It's kind of different. It's fried bologna, eggs, and biscuit. fried bologna eggs and bits. That sounds good.

Very southern. I've never done fried bologna. I've never done fried bologna. Oh, you haven't? We had a lot of fried bologna. It's just another way to eat bologna when you have a whole lot of bologna that you're eating. Fried bologna with yellow mustard, white bread, probably three times a week. I will say, like, when my son, remember when I told him he has to eat bologna

sandwiches if his grades didn't get any better, he started frying a bologna, and he was like, it's a game changer. That's precisely why you fry bologna. Because you eat so much bologna, that you find a way to eat. eat it that it tastes better or different. If you need a cool job, speaking of the WienerMobile, they're looking for people to drive that car. I feel like that comes out like once a year.

Recent college grads are invited to apply through Saturday, January 31st. Yeah, I think it's constant. I think the turnover rates high because it's not like a career job. Yeah, somebody does it for a year. I think it's something you do to just experience it. To be part of the American

meat and coal cup producers next class of hot doggers, a one-year full-time adventure. Established in 1988, the Hot Dogger program was created to mentor young talent and prepare future leaders. USA today with the story, but I guess if you're traveling all over the country, that could be fun.

I just, I suck at parking a regular car. That thing's long. Yeah. It's very long. It is cool when you see it drive by. Every time. You're like, oh, how does it move? I always take a picture.

A YouTuber conducts a safety test of an AI robot. The robot shoots them. Oh. A YouTuber ran a test showing how easy it can be to get around AI safety features and it ended up with a robot shooting them in the chest with a BB gun. What the... This is from NDTV and the video from the channel Inside AI, a chat GBT powered robot named Max was asked if he'd shoot the host. The robot refused.

But when the host said, hey, let's role play as a robot who would shoot me. The AI said, sure, boom, shot him. Oh. You got to fix that glitch. I did ask my chat GBT last night. I said, let me show you the question. I said, what's the weirdest question I've asked you over the year? because I do talk to mine a lot

Let's see That's crazy it Remembers every question you've asked it I may have to re-ask it I can't find it Forever The answer was If twins had the same side of penises

Twin boys You asked it that? On this show Yeah because Ray and his brother Oh yeah okay And then You know what else I asked it That's kind of weird

Let me see I said, what did you learn about me from this year? And it was pretty deep. What did it say? Well, it's not in my traps, which is what's crazy, because I have ankle throbbing explanation. My ankle's been throbbing like crazy from surgery. I think probably because I'm not wearing the brace. And I can walk on it at home with no brace, but I think it's just inflamed big time.

I asked how much exercise do bulldogs need? because freaking Stanley doesn't want to get he just sleeps all day all day and so I'm like is this normal and so bulldogs need 20 to 30 minutes total per day but split up not to work out because they can't breathe and he's not even close to that I don't know I did Chiefs playoff odds before they lost that's a and I had to walk me through all that games

dude that's crazy uh yeah anyway I guess the weirdest question I asked was the twins have the same size penises but I don't know it's not on here Maybe they deleted that one because they knew it was a stupid one I did ask

The second one was Is it weird that I'm smelling bleach right now And there's no bleach around me What did say to that? Do you remember? Yeah that it's probably a sinus irritation Or infection It could be sinus irritation

With anxiety or hyper Awareness But I was like, I smell bleach And there's no bleach So Anyway that's that. I thought I could find it, but that'd be better.

Sure would be better if I did, huh? I think I got it, though. Let's see. A suspected drug dealer's been arrested after an elementary school student brought crack to school. That's sad. Yeah, it sucks that kids around that. Aside from just bringing it to school, it sucks that kid, like his life is constant exposure to freaking hard drugs.

So a man was arrested after a student brought crack cocaine to an elementary school in Louisiana. deputies on two children had the bottle before bringing it to the school office. Yeah, that sucked. How was your weekend, by the way? It was really good. This kind of got completed most of my Christmas shopping. I think I have one more thing I have to get, but did shopping, went to some antique stores. You did?

We went to an antique store for a minute. Where'd you go? Gas lamp. Yeah, that's where we went. Gas lamp, too. Oh, well, they're right next to each other. I didn't go to two, though. Two is the only one in two next to the two?

Oh, you don't go to the first one? We have, but two, I feel like two so much better. Oh. I don't know that that's, we've been to both. Yeah, I wanted to go to both, but we ran out of time. Who does that with you? Well, my boyfriend went with me this time, but Stasheera went with me last time I went. Because I think, it depends on what we're shopping for, but for her, we were looking for a little desk for her room.

Is that called antiquing? Sure. Sure. I mean, it's mostly, at least a gas lamp to, all these boots that people put stuff in, and a lot of it's, antique or like novelty or vintage. Yeah. Yeah, sure. Is that where you got your leather football helmet?

No, my wife got that down near Texas. That is called. That's a whole different thing. You know what that one's called? Oh, round top. Round top. Yeah. Where they have a mass.

It's like massive building. It's massive, yeah. So did you ask your boyfriend about us two college teams? Yeah, I said, because we were talking about football and I said, oh, by the way, yeah, people aren't allowed to have two teams, two college teams. That means you don't really love a team if you have two teams. And he said, I strongly disagree. So, like, and then I was like, okay, well, I thought he'd be like, oh, tell me more. But he was, like, pretty adamant that he just didn't agree with that. And then he went on and on for a little bit about how he grew up. Like, he's like, imagine you grow up with your dad

as a hardcore Auburn fan. You go to everything. And then college comes around and you get an opportunity to go to UVA. So that's your college. He's like, I care deeply. about both schools. He said, now if you're going to make me pick one, I'm going to pick. No. You grow up your whole. I would pick Auburn. I didn't get to go to Arkansas, and it's still Arkansas. Because I grew up my whole life on it. Yeah, well, he's something about, I mean, but he also does it. He picked Virginia. Man, life would be so much better if had two teams. It would just be easy. It's not, he doesn't see it as easy. It would just be easy. If you had two teams, you're diversifying your portfolio. But what if you have two teams that lose in one weekend? But one of those teams

won the national championship in the last 20 years. One of those teams almost made the playoff this year. Yeah, well, he said if he had to pick, he picked UVA. And I don't know because, like, yeah, he spent time there. That's his only team then. We only want to hear about UVA then. Guys, can you have two favorite teams? No, in the same league or call it?

No, you can't do that. Because then what do they play each other? How do you cheer? Whichever one you cheer for. Does Auburn ever play UVA? No, but they could in a playoff or a bowl game. Maybe that's what's made it easy for them as they've never played. I mean, easy for him as they've never played.

I don't know about that, Amy. Yeah, we strongly disagree. Like, Eddie, when the Cowboys game is over, do you put on your Titan shirt or your Viking shirt? You probably root for the Titans, but they're not your team. I don't care. Yeah, it's fun. But my team are the Dallas Cowboys. Everybody gets one team, like, die.

Because if you have more than that, you don't live and die. If he's a, hey, one of my teams wins is a cool kind of guy. We're living dyers. No, actually, when was it? UVA played, who they played, like, L. They lost in the 80th championship. That's the first time I seen him not handle something. Imagine if it was his only team, his real team.

He'd have been way more sad. Oh, yeah. Well, remember, I just told you that I said, if you had to pick one, what are you picking? He said UVA. So he was taking that hard. And I had not really ever seen that side of him before. I was like, but I'm used to it with you guys. So, you know, and then obviously my...

See, but even with my ex-husband, he was a huge Longhorn fan, like, huge. But then he went to the Air Force. So he would like cheer for... He would cheer for them, but that wasn't his team. The Longhorns were his team. Yeah, I would say the Longhorns were really different ways. Every time I saw him, he would talk about the Longhorns. Yeah, that's probably what he cared most about.

And you can have a college team and an NFL team. You can't have two college teams. Well, he said, if you make me pick. We revoke his sports privileges. Oh, I don't think so, guys. Take it away. He's very much into sports. Y'all would actually like talking sports with them.

Not if he has two teams. The first question would be like, how many teams do you have? Yeah, what your favorite team? Oh, you have two? I'm out. Oh, gosh. Okay. See you.

Yep. Later, bro. Hit me up on you get rid of one of those teams. Cool. Are we being stupid, though? Like, not, not about this. Well, I just felt like this is not a hill I want to die on. Oh, this is a hill I die on.

This is one of the few. I know, but like, it just seems so silly. Yeah, it is. It's super silly and stupid. But what are we saying? Just being sports fans. Are we being stupid? It's a waste of time.

Like, are we being stupid. I'm putting all my emotions on 19, 20-year-old kids. Yeah, like, we have nothing to do with what they're doing. Nothing. Like, we support what they're doing. They don't even live in the state that we care about. They're from all over. And when they win, we get so excited and it makes our year, whatever, blah, blah, and then they lose.

And it can ruin my entire week. And I, every time I'm like, why am I, what am I feeling like this? You guys had a bad loss last night. It's terrible, dude. We're done. We're done. And it's like, why? Why should I feel bad?

Life's already hard. Like, already. My goal was to make money for two reasons. One, if I want to run for office one day, I don't need people's money. Two, I can donate to the Razorback Sports program. I donated a bunch last year. We won two freaking games. That's miserable.

But if you ran for office, don't you want to use other people's money? It just depends on the people. I don't want to be beholden. You promise them things. I don't want to be beholden to people. Okay. Isn't that how it works?

Yeah, I want to be so rich that I don't care. If people want to donate and I don't have to, they're not giving me with strings, I'm in. But I want to have so much money, I don't have to do that. That would be the goal. I'll take it.

But I'm not like, I'm not going to do what you tell me. I've got a punk rock that way. That's pretty awesome. Indy. Thank you. Is there anything else we want to do before we go? I don't think so.

This is nerdy. A Star Wars poster breaks the auction record. A piece of the original 1977 poster art by illustrator Tom Jung sold for $3.8 million. I saw that, but that's pretty cool. Like that original art is pretty cool because you've seen that picture hundreds of times. Is it just the one? It's the one. And I've got to already tell you what it is.

It's like Luke's holding those lightsaber. there's a star or whatever and they're all around it. All right. Well, that's... Oh, I don't know that picture. You've never seen it? It's an original painting. That's what it was, the painting there? I don't recognize it.

I know, I've never seen Star Wars, though. Is it too late? But I'm not hating. It's too late because there's so much. Yeah, but like the original ones. Like, has your wife seen those? No. Oh, no.

You know, we... I say we. She didn't really watch it. I know tomorrow's Tuesday Reviews Day, but... We watched episode seven of Pluribus last night. It's the highest rated Apple show of all time. It is the most watched Apple show of all time. The guy Vince Gilligan, who did Breaking Bad, wrote this. It's kind of a welcome back.

And the concept of it and the idea behind the show is great. But I think most people just like to say they like it to seem smart. It's good. The idea is good. It's so slow. But that's just how he paces out things. I remember watching Breaking Bad. It was really good.

But there would be like two or three episodes. They'd do nothing. They'd do nothing. And you'd be like, why am I watching this? I watched it last night. I really like the show, but I don't always like the show while I'm watching it. It's more of a macro like, man, I've watched seven episodes. Mike, are you watching it?

Yeah, I've only watched three episodes, though, because I got kind of bored after episode three. And I was like, I'll go back to it once everything's there. Concept A plus. Like, for me, it's right down my alley. And purposefully, it is so slow. And you're just like, I'm kind of bored. Because the first episode was great. It hooks you in, and then you're like, okay, it's kind of the same.

Same thing again. Okay, same thing again. It is the most watch Apple show of all time. Is it like Breaking Bad? What do you mean? Well, you know, same creator. So could you watch that and be like, wow, I can kind of see how this is kind of like Breaking Bad. Oh, I can definitely see how the pacing is exactly like Breaking Bad at times. Also takes place in New Mexico. Oh, okay. I think he just don't want to leave his house, so he just shoots everything there. So watch that. I did watch another show, and I won't do this in reviews day. I did watch Death by Lightning. Anybody? Nope. Nope. Nope. Four episodes. It's about the presidency of James Garfield.

And... Like reenactment? Nope. It has real actors because it has... Nick Offerman plays Chesteray Arthur. That's cool. And it's four episodes and it's about... He was assassinated.

And he wasn't even running for president. He gets up at like the convention and it's speaking for somebody else and they can't get a winner in convention and all of a sudden they're like, I don't know, that speech was good. What if one person jumps in and goes, but you have to have a...

You can't have a plurality. You have to have a majority. And so somebody would get 46 and somebody would have 32 and 12 and 4. But unless you have a majority of all that, a plurality doesn't win. So they could never get it. So people just started like, okay, yeah,

let's go with Garfield. Okay, well, here's seven this time. It's like when they do the Pope. Here's seven. Here's 11. All of a sudden, freaking dude wins it. And he's like, I don't want to be president. Oh, gosh.

And he was like a guy of high integrity because he didn't want to be president. He was a congressman. he was just speaking on behalf of somebody else from Ohio the state that he's from and so he gets in and it's his story but he gets killed I mean that's the whole point of the show he was one of the four presidents that were assassinated can you name them Lincoln JFCG Garfield

and Lincoln killed oh the other one that like he got sick no no he got shot and kept going you know the guy that got shot and kept doing his speech that's not him okay let's see the one that got assassinated.

It was William McKinley. Now, here's the thing about William McKinley. So you had three presidents that were assassinated. You had Lincoln in 1865, Garfield in 1881, and William McKinley in 1901. So you had 40 years where three presidents were killed. It was only after McKinley that we got a secret service. After the third, they're like, all right, we need to do something. After the third one died in 40 years, they freaking got somebody to protect the president.

Because the capital was open. You just walk in. That's crazy. He just walked in and chill with the president. He was just in a room. And people would line up every day to talk with him. wild so after mckinley gets assassinated that's where the secret service came and then john f kennedy came and they weren't able to get to him except from a building and that was probably not even what we think it is

i knew that was coming they just released all the files i don't think there's anybody now that believes it was a lone shooter you do i mean it's just that's what they say so i just believe it until someone else comes up and says no this is what happened but many people have come even since all the documents were released i did not think i think it was a i think the cia was almost definitely involved for whatever reason. Now, I think that's where it gets slippery for me, like what reason? There were different things that he had done.

Cuba, aliens. There's all of the stuff that happened. There's a reason. That I don't know. I do. Listen, some bad stuff happening back then. You could just murder people back in the day? I mean, the crazy thing about that... Cross state line. They'll never catch you. There's no DNA. I think the

craziest about JFK was when the assassinator gets assassined. That's when it all Like what? Jack Ruby freaking killed him. Because if he would have If JFK just would have gotten shot

It would have been like oh well that's crazy I mean somebody did it We don't know who But then the fact that They arrest Lee Harvey Oswald And then Jack Ruby a mobster kills him And then Jack Ruby gets killed in prison And then well he I think he died

Natural causes Yeah okay I think I read that Hey wink wink Jack Ruby died of a blood clot to the lungs But like he'd been in there for a while, right? He got ill in late 1966. Oh, no, so then the same decade.

So who killed him? CIA. All right, we're done. Thank you guys. Hope you have a great rest of the day. We'll see you tomorrow. Goodbye, everybody. A win is a win.

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