The Bobby Bones Show - Thurs Post Show (9-26-24)

Episode Date: September 26, 2024

Bobby starts talking about the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame announcement that leads him to talking about how his TikTok feed is full of Diddy stories. Bobby gets into the wormhole he went down on allegations and what he has learned about the law. We then get back to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame story with Lunchbox trying to identify the artists. We also get more into Lunchbox going to Thunder from Down Under. We then get into why Abby didn’t go.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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It's time for the Bobby Bones Post Show. Here's your host, Bobby Bones. Thanks for being here. They put out the, and I don't know if it was already announced or not. The inductees who were being put into the Rock and O' Hall of Fame this year, because I know they put out the people that were nominated, but I never saw that they announced them and why this, it matters coming up in a second. But I'm reading through the names, and I'm mostly want to see if Lunchbox knows any of their songs.

Because I think he'll know and have heard of the bands, but I don't know if he'll know any of their songs. And I've been a voting member for years now. Well, one. It's just the first year? It's last year. Oh, I thought like many years. But I don't think I got a vote this year. And I wonder if it's because we talked openly about who I was voting for last year.

Maybe. Because we did a Bobbycast and we just went through it all. We broke it all down last year. I talked about how the process worked, who I was voting for. We actually all voted together. But I never got the voting envelope this year. But surely they don't follow the Bobbycast. The Rock and Hall of Fame doesn't follow the Bobby cast, right?

What? Did you do that just this year? Did I vote this year? Or did we just talk about who should have been in? I did two years. Man, I'm doing lots of Hall of Fame in. Last year was the first year ever got to do it. Really? You think I did it this year or two?

Here are the nominees. No, no, here are the people that are in. Lunchbox. Can you sing any song, ready? Yeah. Share. Oh, yeah, yeah. You got this. This is love, this is what love, love.

Like, she goes real high. Come on, come on. What is love? What is love? this is... We have no... There's no indication you know any of our songs yet. Do you believe in love?

Now you got it. Keep going. You're not there, but we believe you know it now. Do you believe in love? I think you get it. It's so close. Do you believe in life after love? That's what it is.

But you have beliefs, we'll give you that. Yeah. But she also stuff from like the 60s and 70s. Yeah, that was what she was... Champs and thieves, whatever that was. That was Sunny, though. No, that one wasn't. I got you, babe, with Sunny.

Babe. Mary J. Blige. Let's get it cranky in this month. Let's get it. Come on, baby. Family affair. Come on a ride. But she is, not by me, but she is heavily implicated in a lot of the TikTok videos

from people that have knowledge of the ditty parties. Oh. That's not good. She gets brought up in a lot of that. No, bueno. I'm in Diddy TikTok algorithm right now. Oh. Where it's just people that have either been to the parties, no stories, claim to no stories, lawyers talking about the indictment.

It's bad news. Okay, I am too, Bones. And so whenever, like, someone's talking in an interview, is that, like, recent or are those old? Because sometimes they're just like, yeah, Diddy parties, man, they were crazy. I think some are old. But I'm like, who would say that now? I watched, I forget his name. He was an R&B singer.

And I remembered him from like 2009, but he's doing a current interview. And he's like, yeah, I went to a couple of them. That's him. Did he have been he on? I don't know. Did he have so many that pop up. Yeah, I think that there's a mix.

This is a current one, though. It looked new. It's current. Yeah, it's current because he's talking about how the news is out about them, and he's talking about why they were weird. So it's not him talking about, man, Diddy parties were legit? He's like, yeah, this is what happened because somebody was like,

I wish I remembered his name. But. Like he was talking about there were parties, but then they were certain time. Yeah. Other parties. And he would say like someone will come up to me and he goes, I was like 19 at the time. He said, someone said, you need to leave at midnight.

And so he was like, I come from a place where I'm not scared. I've seen stuff. He's like, I'm not leaving at midnight. And he said that it was around midnight. And he walked up into a room and there was like two people just going at it. And he goes, you know what, it's a party. People are just going at it. He said, but then the music changed and slowly there started to be people.

that he even knew were married, hooking up with the people. Not only that, it would be straight guys, hooking up with other guys, straight girls. And he's like, it just turned into mate. He said, so then I was like, maybe I, this is, it's just not my kind of party anymore. And talked about just that,

which that itself is not illegal. That was just him saying what was weird. What would be illegal is the stuff that was in the indictment. Like, I didn't really know what racketeering was. Like, I kind of knew it was often associated with the mob, but I've looked into racketeering. Have I talked about this here? No.

Racketeering, basically, without having a definition in front of me, is you have an organization that you claim is doing something legal and you're showing what it's actually doing, but it's actually doing something illegal, secretly. So the mob does get in trouble for that because they're claiming that, yeah, we are a pipe business. Launderman. Yet they're actually smuggling money. So racketeering is a type of organized crime that involves a pattern of illegal activities that are intended to generate profit. Raceteering is often associated with racketeer influenced and corrupt organizations.

So they got them for the RICO, which is what RICO is. It's racketeering, racketeer influenced and corrupt organization. So RICO comes up a bunch in the indictment. But also it's the sex trafficking where he would, according to the indictment, if I remember correctly, have male prostitutes and have them and sometimes cross state lines and there may have been females too but from what I gathered

there are allegations that he would drug women that weren't prostitutes with special K remember that yeah what was that again though

ketamine Kami does it yeah yeah yeah was a therapist yeah different for different very different And then they would go through all the drugs, right?

And drug, the allegations are, if not just in the indictment from other people, that he would drug the women that sometimes would think they were with him or they were dating him or they would get invited to the party. And then they would be so drugged, they would do these freakoffs and these people that he hired would have sex with the people that he is now drugged and he would record them all. but that also there were celebrities, guys and girls that he would record as well. That's why they raided and took all that evidence because then he would blackmail them and be like, you can't talk about it. I have you on tape. It's very Jeffrey Epstein-ish. And now a lot of people think that Jeffrey Epstein was blackmailing a lot of these high-ranking officials

that he was like from CIA, FBI, like they had hired him or he was part of their organization to get these high-ranking officials or famous people to do this, he'd record them, he'd have them they could influence these high-ranking people to do what they wanted. Right. So, and then he, Jeffrey Epstein dies. I don't know if you guys have looked much into how he died.

In prison? Yeah, but do you know about that? No, they said, the cameras happen to be down, the security guards happen to be away at the time. Man, that sucks. And he hangs himself when security guards are gone and cameras are down.

That's probably when you do it, right? Well, it's suspicious. It is extremely. The one. So they're comparing the Diddy situation a bit to that, going at all this leverage on all these people. Now, was he doing it just to get his rocks off? Maybe. But did he get caught early and then had all this influence and somebody else was using him as a way to influence these other, regardless, they have all the tapes. But that's what he would do. He'd record these famous people doing this. And all the 1,000 bottles of baby lotion. Now I was reading last night by reading, I mean, watching TikTok videos. Baby oil. Yeah, but the baby oil, not even baby oil. They think that it could have been, there are suspicions that the oil could have had drugs in it. And that it wasn't just standard baby oil.

Mike, would you find that story so I can read that? When you would lather it on the skin, the drugs enter through the, like an epidermis. That's next level. Oh, gosh. Yeah, but they have like weed-infuse lotion. So it's not, he didn't invent something himself. He's not Bill Nye, the science wrapper.

Testosterone cream on. You put testosterone cream on? Yeah, behind my knee every night. And then the testosterone goes in my body. So if I got a picture with Diddy, do I need to delete it? I don't think you should. It's up to you if you want to delete it. I don't know that you can really share that anymore.

What they're doing now too, and by the way, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, right? But what they're doing now as well, some of these sites, and they know what they're doing, but they're like, here's a link of Diddy's friends. And it's just anybody that's a celebrity that's had a picture with Diddy and what they want to do, what they want to do, just get clickbait and have people go, maybe they went to the parties. Like there's a picture of Taylor Swift and Diddy, but they're literally at an award show and she's walking by him.

Right. Did you see his streams are up? I would imagine anybody's streams are up just if they're in the news because people don't think about them. Or people are like in conversation. You know Diddy right here, look his song. I don't think that's it.

No? Okay. And some of his songs, he does make references, but just to like getting freaky at parties. That's like every R&B song. After midnight. Do you think that the feds are looking... Also, he had some awesome music.

He did, man. Can't listen to it no more. Let me read this real quick. Rumors are circulating. It's not baby oil. The fed's confiscated, but 1,000 bottles of GHB in a drug at Diddy's Place. A drug known on the streets is liquid ecstasy.

The drug is clear. And by the way, this is just a rumor. I just want to say this again. The only thing that we know is what was in that indictment. And you can read all that online. And you can watch lawyers talk about it. But the drug is a clear, slippery liquid that once applied to the body,

Because the performance enhancing added it. I need some of this. It's in general. Mentally and physically, oh, I don't know this. Paralyzing an individual. And it's known to cause, if wrong, comas and seizures. But I think it's to just keep somebody going. So, Mary J. Blige has been in a lot of those implication videos.

I don't know if there's any substance to it. But she has been linked by people that claim to know. Do you ever watch the Jaguar videos? That woman Jaguar talks about? Mm-mm. She's been saying it for a long time. She's probably like 55. And she's been on TikTok, even before they rated his place.

They're like, it's bad. And she's just done interview after interview, but for a long time about this. And now she's kind of blown up again. And she's like, Mary J. Blige. Jennifer Lopez. Oh, no. She's like, how are you not going to be? Oh, Kat Williams is the one that really got this thing going when he went on Shannon Sharp's podcast.

But it doesn't 50 Cent always references? 50 cent did a docu series about it. It's coming out on Netflix. Netflix won the bid it. I mean, they bid the most for it. Bro. That's crazy. When is that coming out?

Do you know? Relatively soon, I think. They better hurry up. Well, they don't have to hurry. This thing's going to take years. Oh, it is? Yeah, of course. Did you see he's on suicide watch?

Not 50. Did he? Yeah, of course. I know, but do you think he's on suicide watch? Or is it Jeffrey Epstein? They're setting it up. It just depends who wants to kill him. Right.

Right. Probably a lot of people right now. 50 cents Sets Diddy Abuse Allegations docuseries at Netflix. It's a complex narrative spanning decades. Netflix is producing a docu series from Curtis 50 Cent Jackson about charges of sex trafficking. The story will have a significant human impact, it says. Don't know much about it. It's probably real deal with the feds are going in, right?

Well, here's the thing about Fed versus State. I've learned all this. And these are the things that I believe because I listen to people with blue checks that are actual attorneys. And it's like on our show today we talked about, or maybe it's tomorrow. where the dad, it's a thing's tomorrow show, we get the mailbag about asking their kid

and the credit cards. Like what advice should he take? Yeah. I implement that strategy into, when I watch TikTok videos, if it's a blue check mark and it's somebody that has the resume that makes me go,

I should trust this person, I will trust the person. And so there's some certain attorneys that go on news shows, and I'm like, well, the new shows probably vetted them. They're real. I'll believe them.

But what I've learned is the difference between state and federal charges. Did not know this. It's kind of like racketeering. I kind of went into it and rabbit hold it. If the state presses charges, let's say somebody calls and goes, Amy just assaulted me. They'll come and arrest you.

And then they figure out everything after. They start putting the case together. They're like, did she assault him? Let's see the evidence. This could be done for anything. Assault. Rape. This happens where someone's like, Eddie rate me and they're like,

they'll arrest you immediately and they'll do it after, right? I don't like that example. But do you understand what I'm saying? like they'll do the arresting and then they figure it all out and see if they have a case. The feds, they put six to nine months in this before they ever arrested them. Their success rate is like 97% because they don't go arrest until the case is buttoned up. They've got all the evidence. They've done everything.

That's why they raided yet there was no evidence. Remember they raided the place months ago? Yeah. They didn't raid it and then go arrest ditty. That's probably like step four. So if you get the feds that come to town and go, we got you here's the indictment, they've spent six, nine months a year building your profile.

Without you knowing. Without you knowing. Or you knowing and just freaking out every day going, oh my God. So other people are rocking a hall of fame. Okay, yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah. Wow.

What? That's just, I mean, it's crazy. Yeah, it puts me in kind of a dark place because, and I like TikTok. It's my favorite app by far. And I learn a lot from TikTok, but now I'm on the Didi algorithm. And so it's just a lot of that.

Yeah, like Aubrey O'Day. She's been trying to say every years. and now she feels vindicated or whatever she's been out saying, see, I've been trying to tell you. Oh. Let's see. Other people that are nominated, no, in.

They're not nominated. They're nomin. No. The inductees. They're in. They're going in. Dave Matthews band. Oh, gosh.

Crash into me now. Close enough. Good. Crash into me. Damn. Baby. Terrible. When did we do the last episode?

Terrible. The last one? Yeah, have you ever seen a lot? Did we do one this year about this? Yes. But did I vote or we just talk about it? You voted in April. Oh, with these people.

So I wonder if your people went in. I don't know. I'm glad I'm not kicked out. Yeah. Foreigner. No chance. No chance. They played a million-dollar show with us.

Huh? They did. Two or three years ago. You'll know a lot of their songs, but I don't think you'll name any just from. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. What is that? I don't know. How about just see if you can follow me, ready?

Go. I want to know what love is. I want to know what love is. No, no, don't repeat me. Oh, you should follow you. What's the next line? Do you know the song? Oh.

I want to know what love is. Only fools rush. No. You can say no. That's Elvis. I've heard you to show me. I've heard the song now you sing it. How about?

I've been waiting. I've been waiting. No, no, no. I don't repeat. I'll do the next line. I forget. I've been waiting on you all night. You can say no that you don't know it.

Well, you don't know You can say no, I don't know that But if you do Someone's to shoot a shot Yeah, I like to shoot my shot What if I get it right? You're right, you're right So it's, I've been waiting

For a girl like you Oh, so I was close Nope, you weren't For you all night Does that, you recognize that? No How about? You as cold as ice

You're willing to sacrifice I love. No, just if you recognize it. Yeah, I recognize it. You're lying. No, I did. You as cold as ice I'm willing to.

the sacrifice. How about a jukebox hero? No. Okay. I never heard that in my life. Hot blooded. Hot blooded. I don't know how it goes, but I recognize it. No, I don't think you do. No, I do. I just said it. No, you don't. He said hot blooded.

Then say the next line. No, I said I don't know it, but I recognize it. Hot blooded. See, got a feel of a hundred and three. Yes. That's 103. How about? Urgent.

No. I don't know that one. Emergency. Urgent. Yeah. I don't think I know that one. Really? I don't think so.

Jam. It doesn't matter. But all those. He didn't know any of this. No, I knew some of them. Peter Frampton. Yeah, I've heard him. Go ahead.

You like that. He was one of the first concerts I've ever been to. But I don't know that I was out. Smoke on the water. No. Was that Magic Spring? Oh, no, wait, Peter Frampton is the Wonder Years. No, no, no.

Peter Frampton has songs. He does the voice song, but he goes, I want you to show me the way every day. Nope. Ooh, baby, I love your way. I've heard that one. Every day, yeah, yeah. I've heard that one.

Do you feel the love tonight? That's Lanking. Cool and the gang? We only have two more. No, never heard of that. You do, you have. 100%. You've been at a wedding where they play it.

Get down on it. Oh, they have that one song. Yeah. And they got in for that? And then finally, you will not know anything from Dionne Warwick. You may know her as the person with a psychic network, but you don't know Dionne Warwick. Dionne Warwick. Dionne Warwick.

What does she look like? She would do, you would recognize her because she was doing psychic network stuff. She wasn't a psychic, but she'd be like. She has a big smile. But her song's like That's what Friends are For But I don't even know if she wrote that That's what Friends are for

She had short hair I wonder if she That was her song Or if that was one that she covered Or if everybody's just covered it since I don't know That's what friends are for For good times

For bad times For hard and you and no way's down on me You know that? I've heard it They're all going to the Rockin' Hall of Fame Congratulations to them Thank you The Ceremony Strains Live on Disney Plus

October 19th 7 p.m. Eastern Then on January 1st ABC will air a prime time special of the biggest moments. The special will be available January 2nd on Disney Plus and Hulu. There you go. So when they go in, do they like give speeches like at a... Yes, somebody does the speech inducting them, which is really cool. You ask somebody to do it for you.

It could be another rock and roll star. They do it. And then somebody plays your music. That's very famous. That's not you. You don't need to play your own music. You don't want to. It's about you.

So they're playing your songs. Oh. Like when Nirvana went in, they had different bands playing Nirvana songs. Oh. And the guys were other than Kurt Cobain. It's cool. Because he did. Okay.

Like St. Vincent played a song. Oh, St. Vincent. That's cool. You don't know. You don't know him. Okay. Let's take... No, it's not a him.

I know. I'm trying to get him. I know. Let's take a break. And then I will come back after this mid-roll. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care which I'll say it.

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Hey, I do want to talk a little bit about Thunder Down Under, just an update from today's show. Some of the stuff we didn't get to talk about, and lunchbox kept emphasizing cock and cocktail, what you can't do. I was not. Yes, you were. You absolutely were. But you can't do, because we will definitely get in trouble. So I was like, okay, we'll talk about stuff on the podcast that we can't talk about on the radio show.

Did anybody's dong touch you? No. Morgan, did anybody's dong touch him? Not that I'm aware. Well, when they walked by him, maybe, there was at one point where they, like, walked by and kind of, like, touched him and he just turned and looked at me. Well, I wonder, like, if they're grinding, like, here, I'm going to touch him my don't, but if, like, their body's touching you, that could, and they're in there. No, no, no, no, that didn't touch me. Are you eye level with that?

That would be, like, grazing. You did it. Yeah, he had a graze. Are you eye level? Okay. No, that's what I'm saying. Like, when they're on the stage. No, no, no, when they're down on you.

I don't know. Morgan, where they got out of? I think there's a possibility he got gray's and he's just not. He was like sitting there and like the guy walked next to him and kind of like. Yeah, I wouldn't like that, man. That's part of the appeal to go to that show. I wouldn't like that. Everybody wants to be touched by them.

No, no. And you say you had your shirt untuck just for normal reasons. I never turned my shirt. shirt in. Okay. But you never wear your wedding ring either, so. He said he does for important things. Yeah. Great point. Yeah. It's important. It was important to let them know, hey. Okay. Not here for you guys. Anything you'd like to say now that it's open. I mean, there was a couple times that I asked Morgan, I said, why is that guy going camping? Oh. Was it because it was large or just turned on? I don't know. Morgan, why were they going

I don't, I didn't think they were. What lunchbox is saying is pitching a tent. So it must have just not, it must have just been big. Yeah, I don't think they were. They do that every, if they do that every. No. I mean, there's not a lot of room for there to be anything in there.

And also if they do this all the time, I'm imagining they don't get turned on by it because they do it all the time. This is weird. Yeah, but I feel like they could have like a prosthetic cover. It's like a lot of work. No, because right. If you're 6, 7, like the guy in Lunchbox's talked about, you probably don't need one.

Oh, yeah. What do you think, lunch? I don't know, Amy. It was very strange. I mean, let me tell you, there was one woman. She got pulled up on stage and she's going to get a dance from one of the dudes. And she was like, wait, wait, wait, before you start. And she starts unbuttoning her shirt and making sure her tautas are out.

Not all the way out. Not all the way out, but she was making sure that he could see those. Women be crazy. I think she was having fun. She was having a good time. I like that part. Were there any women that you were like, wow. There were a lot of hotties.

And I did talk. Were you surprised? No, no, no, no, because I know women like, you know, women like it just as much as men like it. Like you say we're so gross because we go to the, you know, dance, the strip club. Women like that stuff too. It's just there's not. I do think it's different, though. What's different about it?

I feel like, y'all are describing women being like all giddy and, e-ah! Like, when y'all are the strip club, sometimes it's, like, I don't know. in a... Yeah, we don't go in. No, like when you see stuff like that, y'all are just like, chill and enjoying it. It's weird. It's creepy.

If there was more demand by women to have this, there would actually be these places. I see what you're saying that me. The one in Vegas has been going for over 20 years. But you're talking about a destination one, and they have like 70 strip clubs in Vegas. They have strip clubs in every city. I'm just saying if it were the same

and women wanted to do this as much as men, there would actually be these places that existed all around the country at the same level that there are the other time. So I think women do like this, like a girl's night out, but if there was a business model where it could actually be in every city

and make money, five nights a week, it would exist. What about the clawing, scratching, biting? Well, that's because women don't get a chance to do this very often. Yeah, it's like they're let out of the cage for, you know, on night. Finish your deal. So you said you started to get turned on.

Never said anything about that. Go ahead. You're putting words in people's mouths. You never said that. I never felt like to rage in my loins. Go ahead. I mean, that was basically it. I mean, it was just awkward the whole time. I mean, there was sweat flying. It was just like, oh, come on, man. Would you, Morgan, would you go with a girlfriend to something like this?

No, yeah. I'm serious. It's a great girl's night. You have so much fun. And a lot of them were drinking, so everybody, the drinks are flowing. Like, it's a great time. And they play good music. Some of those guys probably go back after.

I'm like, I got a fingernail in my. Oh, for sure. Because women are, can you imagine if they let strippers and guys just grab strippers. I've never been to a strip club, but if they allowed guys to do this, it'd be very different. It'd be very different. It'd be like crimes. Oh, and they're like up there on stage going, now listen,

ladies, when they come into the crowd, you know, if you want them to dance on you, you know, just put your hands behind your head and like this. And so when they'd come down on the crowd, you'd look around every woman and put their hands behind their head like, oh, praying it was them. I tried to get lunchtime to do it. He wouldn't. Nice. And I was like, this is great.

Women are crazy. So, I have the audio I can play now of lunchbox trying to set Morgan up with one of them. I just didn't want to dedicate any time to the show to it because I felt like he was trying to shift the narrative. Sure. I was trying to be a wingman because she was up there taking a picture with all the dudes

and so I was letting him know, hey, what up? Okay, here is Lunchbox trying to set Morgan up with one of the guys. Go ahead. Hey guys, just so you know Morgan is single. Right, Morgan, are you single? I'm just letting you know. Webgirl Morgan on

Instagram if you want to look her up. Hey, what? Do you want to help me? Stop her. Brad's going to get up on stage. I was trying to hook you up. Thanks, buddy. I mean, if I can make it. Yeah.

Is there anyone you want me to? Thank you. Is there a specific one you liked? Oh, all of them, you know? Look at all them. So I think, though, what you were doing there actually just allowed or encouraged

her to embarrass you later, even more. Because you just did that to her. I would do that way after. I wouldn't do that. before show because then she has all the power to be like guys come over here because you just did that to her. Well no I mean she's single and ready to mingle so I thought. No but you're trying to embarrass her. No I really wasn't.

It was very embarrassing because we were up there for a photo and there were seven of these guys and they're like hey she's I'm standing here in this picture and they're like hey she's single and how are you supposed to respond to that? Like that's true guys if anybody wants. Yes you were trying to embarrass her. So now all is fair that she did to you after. Well I mean she was going to do stuff to me anyway. So, I mean, she was doing it when we walked in the door.

Well, that was part of the job, though, that she had here. Yeah, it was a rough night, man. I had to make sure you got the complete experience. Are you mad at Abby? I mean, I feel like Abby, I'm worried about Abby. Why? Because Abby had the option to go. And she turned it down because of her boyfriend.

Oh. And I'm like, Abby, like, my wife would have been dying to go to that if she could have gone. Hey, Abby, will you come to the microphone? And I'm like, you don't need to. Turn things. Like, you need to live a little bit. Have some fun. But I'm worried about it.

What was in your decision? Well, don't you think that's like a little disrespectful for baby someone? Just depends on how he feels and how you feel. I mean, I think it's all a personal decision. So the answer could be yes. The answer could be that he said he didn't want you to go or you just said, I don't want to go. So. But what's disrespectful about it?

If they're like, you're not going to, you're not going to go home with the dude. This is your personal belief. I mean, there was a lot of married chicks in there. Right. And their husbands would probably like go have fun. But some might be like, hey, this is not really what I stand for. I feel like this is inappropriate.

It's all personal based on everybody's belief. Did you have a conversation with your boyfriend about it? Yeah. Okay. How did you bring it up? We said we. Okay. There's no we.

Would you have gone if you were single? Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. There's no we. There's no we. Okay, so. I would have loved to have watched that. I'm curious as to how the conversation went with your boyfriend.

Oh, just kind of like a, would you, be comfortable with this because I really want to watch lunchbox. But he thought it was just more of me going to like a male strip club or you know, strip show. So he didn't really understand, you know, that I just wanted to see lunchbox, payback for everything. Well, you probably also wanted to see the abs and the good looking guys. And I get that. But I think if he's like, I'm uncomfortable with it, I think you made the right decision

by going, okay, I'm not uncomfortable with it. But if you are uncomfortable and I value how you feel, then I, I'm not going to go. I stand by your decision. And there'll be a line at some point where you're like, I don't agree. And you don't always have to do everything to make, keep him happy. His emotions aren't yours. But I think you made a great, a great decision. Because wouldn't it be, I feel like it'd be awkward if he wanted to go to one. Oh, for sure. You know, like a strip club. I'd be like, oh, really? Why? Yeah. But what if he said, okay, it's my best friend's bachelor at bachelor party. And he's like, yeah, I get how you feel awkward. But, and I won't go if you tell me no.

Yeah, see, that's different. And that's what I even brought up on here. I was like, wait, so if it was a girl's bachelor's party, I could go to my friends and he's like, yeah, but this is different. Oh, really? Oh, I think this would be more. You could go to this much easier since it's like work. Uh-oh.

Uh-oh. He may be bringing this to you. The morning was going. I didn't have to go. Have you ever heard that song, Red flags, Flying. No, I don't think it's a red flag, but. No, no, no. I do think it's weird that he said it's okay if you were going on a bachelorette.

I do think that's weird, too. Well, he didn't say in those exact words. He's protecting in case he wants to go on a bachelor party and it comes up. He'll be like, well, I said you could go on a bachelor's red thing. No, because Morgan was already going. He's like, so why do you need to go if she's already going? You know, like, oh, man. I don't say red flag.

And I don't even say yellow, but I say like, it's a white flag that's got a little yellow dye on it. Like a dirty flag? Yeah, an off white flag. And I think you made the correct decision. If he didn't want you to go, don't go. but I think if he's now going, well, you could go for this, but not for that. That doesn't add up. That feels like either it's not true.

Like he really wouldn't want you to go and he's just saying that because it's not what's presented to him or he's saving it for him. Well, he's just more saying it's a completely different circumstance. But it's not. But Abby, it's not. It's not. You need to clarify this conversation with him. I wouldn't go back into it. No, let's not.

That's why this doesn't even need. Well, I'm saying clarify what he meant by that. It's over. Well, okay. It's just going to. It's not like she has a strip club every week. I mean, it's here for three years. But it'll come back up when he's got a bachelor party, right?

And then you go, you told me not to go. You're not going, Mother Jucker. That's what I would say. Like, you want to play that game. You don't think if she were to say, hey, just for clarification, like, you were, you're cool if this was a bachelorette party, I could go. But because it was a work thing and Morgan was going, you'd prefer me not go. Like, clarify.

But I also wonder if it's, you prefer me not to go or you don't think I should go. because my wife would prefer me not to be on the road all the time when I'm jumping but she's like, go do you. I prefer you be home but I'm not going to tell you not to go and sometimes I'll make that decision and go I've probably been gone a little too much shooting some stuff so I'll stay. But the prefer is different than I don't

want you to do. No, he did. He was just like, it's up to you. It's what you want to do then I was like oh gosh. So he did a lot. If I go then he's going to think, huh. It's a new relationship too. You're also navigating that water. It's not that new. You're right. I guess new to us because she was smart and didn't tell us about it early. That's why I don't know. I just have feelings of like there's just a lot that could be learned from this about how they're going to

handle things going into the future with decisions because it definitely muddied it when he said Bachelor at Party would be okay. And I thought about this because Amy always wants to hang out as a show. So I thought it'd be a perfect girl's night for Amy, Morgan, Swiftie, Lauren, and Abby to all go and enjoy their night out. On us. On us, yeah. No, no, no, with Thunder down under.

Thunder from down under. We would, no. I keep saying it wrong and he keeps correcting me, and I'm glad you are. But did they say that to you? Like make sure to say Thunder from Down Under? Yeah. Got it. Good job, man.

We kept saying the name wrong. And Scooby even emailed me and said, it's not this. No, that's good on you. I read the sentence. I was like, why did you send me the exact same name I just said? Yeah. And I totally read it wrong. It's got to be a common thing, though.

I feel like for years. But good for you for constantly monitoring my words because you're... He takes it personally now. Yes, the show is very personal to him. No, it's not. You're connected to the show now. He's investing. Hey, let's not deflect.

I mean, we got to go back to the... Well, there's no deflection. I think it's definitely something if you feel like you need to talk about more great. I just think it's either him, if it really was a bachelor's party, he would probably still say no to that.

But since that's not presented, or it's that he's protecting himself for his opportunities. That's what I'm curious about. It's also human nature. But I also wouldn't care. Like, I would give no craps. Your wife went?

No, God, no. Yeah, I wouldn't care. It's very different. I would be like, I want to go thunder down. What is different about it? And I'd be like, have a out of it. That's awesome. Go have a good time.

Like zero percent. But like I would give, same, but I would give craps if you were going to a strip club. That's what I mean is different. Oh, yeah, I don't care. And that would be you're right. But I personally would have no, I don't care about any of that. I got no qualms either. Me either.

Like, if I want to go to strip club, I got no qualms about it. If it's fully nude, if you want to do it, have at it. Well, she's not here, so I don't want to speak for her, but I'm using an example of, like, if it would just be very different. I think that, like, a girl goes. going to that and a guy going to shirt club is just different. Well, that's a little hypocritical. It is. It is.

Not arguing with you that. I know. But, yes. See, the fact that they have underwear, I'm kind of cool with that. Fully nude, though. I don't know, dude. No one would do that. I guess the difference too is,

strip club is actually there's real nudity. Yeah. And Thunderdown Under, there is no. Right. But also guys don't have his, but then you get into the whole, how come a dude's nipple can be, I know.

I get that, but the way it is now? I don't know. I'd let her go to a fully nude guy show. First of all, I don't let my wife do anything. No, I really would be like, you're not going. I don't, in any way I don't let her not let my wife do anything. There's no dictation. There's no, you can't, no, never.

Never, and there should never be. She does that to me. You're what my wife does? No, my wife does that to me? I would never be like, you cannot do this, you can do this. But there would be decisions possibly that we can make that would affect each other or each other's feelings. But I know, she's. Or like, if you do this, this is how it's going to make me feel.

Her own responsible, independent, have at it. No problem whatsoever. Then deal with the repercussions. I don't even want to say repercussions. Because I'm not going to like punish, but I may have my feeling hurt. No, but sometimes in relationships we do like silent treatment. Yes, but I'm saying. I know what that is.

I would not say ahead of time, do not do this. I forbid you. No way. That would just end up worse than if I didn't really want her to do it and she didn't. And then she held back. It sounds like Abby got forbade. No, he did not. I have to make that clear.

He did not do that. Like you could have gone. I could have, but I don't know how he would have been. like he, like her, not her, but like, oh, that's weird. I feel like it's different. Is it different dating versus married? I don't think so. Not a year in, because you kind of know who you are.

You got to have some fun in your relationship. Well, I'm not saying that, but I think you still made the right, all aside from the other factors, I think you made the right decision by not going if it made him uncomfortable. That is a personal decision you make in your own house or in your relationship that hopefully makes everyone feel happy and safe. I think if you feel like, dang, I didn't feel like that was fair. If he said I could go for this but not for that, and you start to evaluate, hmm, I should get to the route.

Like Amy's thing, I think that's fair to actually get to the root of it as well. But also, it's just maybe nothing. Maybe this is absolutely nothing. But it is maybe Abby didn't want to go and this is her excuse for not wanting to go. Oh, yeah. Right? Like this could also be. You saw her face when we said.

I know. I would love to go on. I know. To see lunchbox. That's all. Abby. You have to be honest too. But you would also like to see the really good-looking guys with muscles dancing.

I think it would be entertaining, but it's not like it's going to be like, oh, my, they're so hot. I'd just be like, wow, this is a lot happening. Okay. Thank you, Abby. Oh, man. Yeah, thank you. All right. Watchbox, you good.

I'm good. Oh, he's great. Listen to him, dude. He had a great time. I'm having nightmares for a while. Remember that Shohei Otani baseball we talked about? Yeah. So it is now, it has arrived at the Golden Auction House.

Oh, no. And it is being sold now at the office. auction with the opening bid, it's going to start at $500,000. So the person that caught it gets the money? So a couple things have happened with this story. Yes. So the ball that went into the left field stands at Lone Depot Park in Miami, that ball made Shoah Otani the first member of the 50-50 club, 50 home runs, 50 stolen bases, golden auction house will open bidding at $500,000, potential buyers, will have the opportunity

to purchase the ball. And you can actually just buy it straight up. You can do a buy it now if you want to do that. How much is that? $4.5 million. Whoa. It won't get that high, but that's why they put it at the buy it now.

If bidding reaches $3 million, the buy it now option will disappear. So I thought it could possibly start around $500,000 and end it near a million. I didn't know if it'd get to a million. But man, some of this memorabilia stuff goes way higher than I ever think it could. You can throw a bid in there?

No, God, no. Like, no. No. They don't stuff like that. Amy's got a good question. They're like, so he gets the money bones? How does that work? Who gets the money?

The person does. The guy gets the money, but what does Golden get? They get per se. A buyer's premium. So, um, sort of. So what will happen is, like if I, I bought, because I used the golden app, I love it. I'm on a couple things right now that are not near that, but I got a Mickey Mantle baseball off golden. That's cool.

So let's say I spent 20 bucks in the Mickey Mantle baseball. The buyer's premium. It wasn't it wasn't 20 bucks. Oh. The buyer's premium may be like $3 on top of that $20. Okay. So the person's getting all of the auction money, but there's a buyer, or excuse me, the house is premium, the buyer's premium, what they call it. So it's a fee that's assessed.

It's around, it could be anywhere from 15 to 25%. And usually not 25. I got it. So it's like eBay. You sell some on eBay, they take a percentage. So the bid money, all of it goes to the person, but added on is the buyer's premium. Dang, that's cool. So they will get all the money.

There's a person now that's suing, though. Like lawsuits saying they actually caught the ball. Uh-uh. I don't have all that story. Mike, would you find that for me? I saw this morning that someone is now saying they actually caught the ball. But we watched, at least the first part of where the guy comes diving in. Yeah, and he was the only one on the screen.

An 18-year-old baseball fan is suing Golden for the ownership rights to the Los Angeles star Shohei Otani's 50th home run ball. And I'll go on to the Bleacher Report story here. attorneys from Max Mattis, who says he grabbed the ball before it was taken from him as a result of civil battery. You know what? Oh, and he's saying after all that? So after what the video caught? Well, the video cuts out, the one that we have, you see the guy in the red dive on top of it, but then it cuts out. So we don't know what happened after that.

That guy wasn't 18, though. That's the guy that I give the ball to. If that's the guy that had it, he had it first. There was one person who tried to catch it and it hit his hand, but he didn't catch it. catch it. Yeah. Like you didn't catch it if that's the guy. So close. Okay. So the guy's trying to get the ball. He misses it. Okay. The ball's bouncing. Now here comes a guy flying in from the left. Oh, there are two people that come sliding in. But it's still whoever comes up with it first. Yeah. It's like an NFL rules. That's like rugby. That's like fumble. Yeah, fumble rules.

Boom. There's two right there. Whoever comes up from that scrum, that's their ball. Yep. Which one? owns. That's rude. So, so, but whoever has the ball, but it looks like they get there to, no, I understand. But like you said, fumble rules, whoever has the ball today is the one that owns the ball. Yeah, it wasn't like there was punches thrown to get the ball. It's whoever. I don't know because the video doesn't show us anything, but, but they're saying there's some sort of civil battery. You're been in a dog pile when you get, trying to get a fumble? You're not arguing with me. I agree. It's, yes, I play football way more than you did. You're acting

I played all the way through my senior high school. You played like a ninth grade. I did play ninth grade. Sophomore, too, a little bit. So, yes. Then I quit, then I quit just to party a little bit. But if there was a fumble, I want to no business of jumping in that pile because it hurt. And then on top of that, I would just get into fetal position because people stick their fingers in my face mask and grab my nuts.

And I don't even have the ball. Just for fun. Yeah. Yeah. Anyways, this kid is suing. But I just think whoever comes out with it, it's hunger game. games, man. Okay, we're watching.

They're showing the hit. I just mostly just wanted to talk about how much it was going for. I don't think the kid wins anything, right? Unless there's video proof. Yeah, unless you got something. Unless you have where he has full control of it and then somebody comes up and takes it from him. When it's on the ground and people are fighting, it's whoever comes up with it. Wow, look at this.

Is that the actual ball? Hold on. Hold on. Well, they're all just like, it's like a fumble. There are people on their back. No, the guy has it The guy in the black shirt has it It's his

The red person is a kid Oh and he yelled the F word The red person is a kid He does not get the ball Yep Hey judge ruled The kid is still trying to grab the ball The kid in the red

If that's the 18 year old he looks 18 Oh yeah there's a lot of people diving in there now This is afterwards No this is when the ball is hit But look at all these people diving That weren't even close to it Yeah for it That would do

He's got He's got it. It's easily his. It's easily his. And that kid's trying to get it again. He goes to that for it because he didn't get it. We've ruled. And they still put his hand out like, hey, give me that ball back, man. Gosh, that's got to be the easiest case.

Yeah, as a judge. And they got things he's trying to high-five him. As a judge, the person who came up black shirt, it's their ball. Easy. Yeah. Their ball. All right. I love the guy that comes diving over the railing.

That's it. I mean, that's worth it. Yeah, it's worth it. risk. Everybody knows the next home run hit's going to be a very, very valuable ball. Okay, so there's that. Pretty cool. Let's see if there's anything else. Hey, Eddie, what's the thing you say? Amy's turning

into lunchbox, how so? Oh, you know how, like, sometimes I'll look over at lunchbox's screen and there's, like, just girls and bikinis? Well, I have photographic proof. Of Amy doing something. Of Amy looking at girls and bikinis on her computer now. Oh, gosh. All right, Amy. My source sent me a picture. You're probably buying bikinis.

He's... No. Why are you... Do you want to see the picture? Yes. I'll send you the picture. Also, why are you taking a picture of my computer? Well, if it's open, it's public domain. Truth there, and you do laugh when people do lunchboxes' computer screen.

You do, you think it's funny when anybody else. Mike, I sent that to you. Mike, I'm over here. That means someone has to physically get up. No, no, no, no. Lunchbox's computer, people can just see it. To see mine, you have to physically come over and get in my space. And, Bones, I wouldn't doubt this was during news stories, you know, while she's supposed to be listening to.

Why would you be shopping? Why would you be open here? He's like getting aroused. This is a news story. I wasn't shopping. See? I'm doing news stories too. That's your only fans?

Okay, send it to me. Mike, what do you think? What do you think it is? Her looking for inspiration for swimsuits? Hold it, hold it. That's different than somebody looking at like naked pictures. There you go, Amy, coming your way. Okay, thank you.

Why will nobody answer me? I'm telling you I wasn't shopping for swimsuits. What is the mic? It's got to be that I was on a news article and then things popped. pop-up, like pop-ups. Oh, now you sound like lunchbox. It is a news article. It is a news article.

It is a news article. So it's nothing. Yeah, it looks like daily mail or something. It's just like me. They're in news articles. No, clickbait. Okay, I still don't see it. Clickbait, Eddie, got us there with that one.

I don't know. I let you guys know. Hey. Thank you. Good looking out of it. Oh, it is it. Wait, so scroll in there. It says, Travis Barker, Zek,

Shana Mokler, sizzles in a bikini after admitting to using a weight-lost drug. and so it's her. It's a news story. It's a pop-up. No, it's not a pop-up. It's a website. It's a pop-up.

It's a website. So that's what you do over there, Amy? I know it's a website. I know it's a website. But it's not a pop-up. But that's not an article that I was reading.

That was one of the articles on the many options. Can I see it, please? You got a little lunchbox going on over here. Well, no, lunchbox looks at it because he's a horn dog. Amy was probably reading, like, articles to find out what.

Amy, you have it. It's delivered. Shaline Woodley opens up about a very mystery health issue on divergent. It's literally nothing. Yeah. It's Clayway, Eddie. It's literally nothing.

Sent that to someone else. Okay. You sent that picture to somebody else? I guess so. All right, we're done. All right. Thank you guys. We'll see you tomorrow.

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