The Bobby Bones Show - THURS PT 1: Amy Going On Trip With Ex-Husband? + Crazy Celeb Age Gaps + Bobby Feud: Top 90's Pop Acts

Episode Date: February 27, 2025

We go around the room and all share BIG news from our lives. Amy reveals why she is going away with her ex-husband for a weekend with her kids. Bobby said it was wild to see Bill Bellecick and his 24-year old girlfriend in person. He shared a list of the largest celebrity age gaps in history. We play a round of the Bobby Feud to see if the show can name the Top 10 90's pop acts.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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I know where we start. I sat with Dustin Lynch for like 30 minutes last night. Where? Randomly. I don't want to say where. I don't blow his spot up. Oh, but it was so it wasn't like a, it just happened accidentally.

Yeah, yeah. It was organic. Yes. 30 minutes. It's a long time. Yes. So, I would say, because it doesn't matter to me,

I just want to protect his privacy. because it was a strip club. No, it wasn't. It was nothing like that. There's nothing like that. But my wife and I'd go somewhere last night. And we're lucky enough that this place puts us somewhere that protects our privacy, even though it's not that big of a deal to me because nobody's like running up to me. Occasionally.

Some people would like just like video us. So they're like, hey, we're going to put you in this place. And we go to this place in this place. And Dustin's sitting in there. And I'm like, Dustin, what's up? dude. He's like, chilling. And so I'm like, man, I'm supposed to talk to Dustin about something. I cannot remember for the life of me. We talk about all kinds of stuff.

And Dustin's very nice. I know Dustin. Like, outside of just work. And after he leaves, I'm like, oh, I forgot to ask about that girl, that wedding thing. The wedding, right? Oh, you would have asked him that? Okay. That's a good setting. Yeah.

No one else is around. I would have felt comfortable in like normal life. I'd have been like, dude, we're talking about that wedding. Summer House girl. If you date it, is that what the show is? See, I wouldn't have even been educated enough to bring it up, but I would have brought it up like that. Like, remember when there was a rumor you dating this girl? And like, you're supposed to play her wedding?

Yes, yes. Oh, and it's in the news because her ex was said his name. Or his ex alluded to him and then the podcast host said, who was that again? And then said Dustin Lynch. Which I was thinking about that. Unless he told the podcast host before the show, hey, when I don't say, ask me so it doesn't look like I'm the one just throwing out information. Dustin's name, yeah. But I don't feel like that happened. I feel like the podcast hosts, excuse me, the person who was being interviewed was just telling the story and probably

thought people could research it if they really cared. And that's, that was three percent cool of them to not just volunteer Dustin's name. Because again, and I think I said this, I don't think Dustin did anything wrong. Now if we'd go to her, I don't know. Feels kind of shady. Ray play a clip. I think shortly after we broke up, I mean, she was, from what I understand was, dating the country music singer that was going to sing at our wedding. Who was that? Dustin Lynch.

Okay, what's Dustin? Oh, yes, yes. Yeah, I don't think he planned to say it. Even when I hear that, I don't think he planned to say it. And I would ask Dustin about that. And even when the girl said, who was that? He was like, Dustin Lynch. He's like, I may not have

come to the show with the answer if the answer could have been incriminating to Dustin. If he'd have been like, yeah, dude, I hit her up. Wedding night. I'm sure he didn't, knowing Dustin, because Dustin's a quality person. but I sat with him last night and I knew the whole time I was like what am I supposed to talk to him about

like there was something and never came to you it never came to me and not only that there were screens in front of us and we talked for a little bit and he knows my wife a little bit and it wasn't a thing where he felt like we had to talk the whole time

because also I put AirPods in for a little bit and I can't really tell where we were but you probably know we were but we just chilled and he'd be like hey he's comfortable enough to be like hey and I can take my iPod out and listen to what he has to Yeah, there's a comfort level there.

But I saw Dustin Lynch and totally swung and missed on remembering what to talk to him about. So that's the first thing. Next time. Second thing, I stayed up last night. Arkansas didn't play till 8 p.m. I hate when we play late games. What was late? Oh, wait until next week.

There's one at 9 p.m. Central. But I don't understand they played Texas, so why did they start so late? It's all about TV scheduling. Okay. So they started at 8 o'clock. And I thought there is no way. And so I like to first say, shout out to all the Longhorn fans out there. I respect you.

And individually as people, I think I like you a lot because we lived in Austin. Some of my best friends are from Austin. I have some friends that are massive Longhorn fans. Shout out, Mike D. One of the people closest to me in my whole life. Longhorn die hard. Yeah. Hate the Longhorns.

It was also too late for me last night. I watched a little bit. You did? I hate the Longhorns because in Arkansas you grew up hating Texas because of the bigger, richer school that wins and we're the little brother, right? Yeah. And so I'm like, let's go. We're going to pound them.

I'm going to put it right in their butt. And so I was like, let's get the game going. We're going to watch it. We just beat them in Texas a few weeks ago. What's up? I'm waiting to hear what happened. I have no idea. It's a buildup.

I'm either. It's a story. It's our job here. I'm like, who won? So, half times at like, it's like 9.15. I'm like, oh my God. We went about seven or eight at halftime. Oof.

We jump up. Basketball. That's, that can change real quick. I didn't think about that. That's a good point there. Hey, thanks, Dickie V. No problem. Who's Dickie Vee? Dick Vitel, famous basketball.

Commonit personality. Yeah. Old. Fought cancer. Just cleared again to go back. He's probably in his 80s, but was out for a long time with cancer. So, after half, Arkansas goes up by 10, 11, and it's over. It's killing.

And I'm like, yeah, I better turn it off. And so hit the button, turn it up. go pee get a little snack trying to fix my cortisol levels when I go to bed so I'm eating a little later so hopefully my cortisol didn't spike while I'm sleeping

it's a whole different story I look at my phone look on the app real quick it's a three point game and I'm like what the crap so I'm back in we went to overtime I think the game ended like five minutes ago

if I'm being honest we ended up winning in overtime which is great because we needed to get the NCAA tournament but it's just way too late it should have just been over. We were up 10 or 11, I was like, I'm out. I was going to have some toast to call it.

Well, that's good that they won. Well, sorry, Mike D, but good for you, Bobby. Yeah, it was a game. Both teams were exactly the same, records and everything. Yeah, we needed that one. Yeah, I was out after halftime. It's too late. Mike, are you as impacted as Bobby?

Like, UT losing. How does that impact your day? Not basketball, football, yeah. Okay. Fair enough. Bobby is like any Arkansas sport. Not any. Like swimming you don't care that much about, right?

Correct. Because I can't watch it. Baseball, especially mid-season on. Like, I've been watching us play baseball. In Arkansas, Keith drives up for three hours to go to games all the time. That's awesome. Like, he drives from Mountain Pine to Fayetteville, which is three hours. Yeah.

To catch a Friday, Saturday, whatever, the set and drives back home and sends me, like, pictures the whole time. Baseball, yes. I'd say that's eight out of ten. Basketball, nine and a half out of ten. football 10 out of 10. Softball, 9 out of 10 now because my brother-in-law coaches. And it was a fan anyway.

Yeah, that's it. I was up late last night doing that. You? You? Anything? Oh, I went to bed at like 8.30. I'll rub it in. I get so annoyed if I stay up late to watch a game. And it's not even the losing part, but it's like I just stayed up late. And then we lost.

Like, if we lose and it's over by 7.30, I'm only mad that we lost. If we lose and it's over 11, I'm like, I just should got a gone. What a waste. Yeah. What a waste of freaking time. Thank you. Yeah, thank you, Dickie V. No problem.

Might tell. Okay, we are going to start the show now. Thank you guys for being here. Did I say Dickie V's 85? You did. I think you said he was old. Did you nail it? I'm looking now, I don't know what I said.

Yeah, he's old, and again, he's fought cancer and is now back broadcasting again. What is it, baby? He's awesome. You don't, nothing? Nothing doesn't ring about. I mean, maybe if I heard him, but. No, I nailed it. You know it.

That was just like him. That was exactly it. Yeah, that's the same. I've never heard him. You must have never heard him. Okay, thank you. Welcome to the show. Here we go.

Bill Belichick, the football coach. Yeah. It's 72 and his girlfriend is 24. We've talked about it. Then before we met them. It's weird. It looks weird. It definitely looks like not dad and daughter, like,

grandpa. Granddaughter, yeah. Do you know how they met? Do you remember this part of it? There's been so much. It was on a flight in 2021, and they began dating in 2023. And so they have said,

Love does not discriminate against age, sex, skin color, religion, or ability. So she was even two years younger. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. He was 70s. She's like 22. Ew. I pulled some of the most famous celebrity relationships with huge age gaps in honor of this because that is a 48 year age difference. Al Pacino and Nor Alfala, they had a baby together in 20, 23.

The age gap is 54 years. Okay. More than that, more than him. Robert De Niro and Tiffany Chin age gap 34 years. They had a child together in 20, 23 as well. And those two actors are the same person to me. Yeah, they seem like the same year. They had a baby the same year.

Yeah. Leonardo DiCaprio and various younger women is one of the listings here. Typically 20 plus years. Dennis Quaid and Laura Savoy. Remember her? She was at University of Texas lunchbox? Blonde. The age gap is 39 years.

she was a PhD student in 2020. Oh, that's right. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay, okay, okay. Stephen Tyler and Amy Preston, 39 year difference. David Foster and Catherine McPhee. Heck, that one's like the oldest one to me, and that ain't nothing. That's only 34 years.

He was born in 1949. Oh, my gosh. She was born in 1984. Oh, wow. That's crazy. No. And I see them all the time on Instagram, and now it's just, I guess, normal because we see them all the time. But he was born in the 40s.

She is so hot. Like, she is so hot. Alec Baldwin and Hilaria Baldwin? 26 years. He was born in 1958. She was born in 84. And then it has some other ones, which aren't that crazy now. I guess McJagger and Melanie Hamrick, that's a 43-year age difference.

She was born in 9. He was born in 43. She was born in 86. Oh, my God. That's unbelievable. That would definitely be like me dating my dad. There's another. and some of these are old and dead,

but Hugh Hefner, when he was with Crystal Harris, now again, Hugh He felt a bit different. He was just a pervy old man. But 60 years, he was born in 1926. She was born in 1986. That's disgusting. And then Anna Nicole Smith, now... Oh, I remember this one.

They're both dead now. This is sad. But the oil guy, Jay Howard Marshall, married Anna Nicole Smith. This is one of the most famous ones. He was born in 1903. She was born in 1967. A 63-year-age different.

I believe that is the oldest of anybody here on the list. And then he died shortly thereafter. And then she got all the money, right? I don't know if she got all the money, but, man, then she died pretty, I mean, she... Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Sad, recipe, and Nicole. And then Nicole, here we go, listen to this. Despite not being included in Marshall's will,

Smith claimed that he verbally promised her half of his estate and she got no money. Yeah, that doesn't fly. She should got something. But you can't say that he said blah, blah, blah. If you're married to him, I'd believe it. Because why would you marry an old coot if he's not going to give you some of his money? Because she was like, front of magazines. And he was 100.

Like, why are you going to do that if there's not a promise of money? Like, if I'm the judge, I'm at least sliven her a little something. His stake in Coke Industries value at $1.6 billion. Oh, my gosh. And she got nothing. That's crazy. They should have given her something. Just because she had to be with him naked.

You know, just like a penalty. Here's some penalty money for that. That's her choice. Yeah, but I'm sure her choice wasn't to be with him naked and get nothing from it. I'm looking at the picture of them. It's crazy. Is it weird? 60 years difference. I mean, how do you know they got naked?

Oh, Amy, come on. If you're an old man. Oh, my God, they're just on the lips, dude. I can't. Maybe they... Even if he couldn't do it, I'm sure he wanted to see her naked. I mean, dude's in a wheelchair. Yeah.

He was in a wheelchair? Yeah, yeah. He's old. Don't you think she should have got like some hazard pay? Yeah, yeah. Like a little hazard pay from that situation. Hey, look at that, dude. Look at them.

Oh, no, I can't look at that. You couldn't do that for three years, though, for $5 million? I'd do it. Yeah. No problem. Yep. Let's rock. Let's go.

What? With the old man? Well, an old woman. You know what? For 10 million? With an old man. I was like, that's a different story. I don't know.

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Gorsha accusing Kelly of sleeping with a merry man. They holding Kay Michelle back from fighting Drew. Pinky has financial issues. I like the bougie style of Housewives show. I think it looks like it's going to be interesting. On the podcast, Reality with the King, I, Carlos King, recap the biggest moments from your favorite reality shows, including the Real Housewives franchise,

the drama, the alliances, and the team everybody's talking about. As an executive producer in reality television, I'm not just watching it. I understand the game. As somebody who creates shows, I'll even say this. At the end of the day, when people are at home, they want entertainment. To hear this and more, listen to Reality with the King on the IHard Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. Hello, Bobby Bones. My husband works from home. I work two jobs, one of which requires little travel. By the time I get home some days, I'm exhausted. I come home to a messy house most times, and I'm very annoyed.

His response one time was that his dad never had to help out around the house. His mom did everything. Well, his mom has never had a job. I do. I have two jobs, and I'm expected to maintain the house. How can I make him see this isn't the 70s anymore? And household responsibilities should also be a man's job just as much as a woman's job. Sincerely, overworked mom. Amy, what do you have for overwork mom? Oh, yeah. I think we've evolved. And so if his mom never had a job,

he should be able to recognize that his wife is working, the two jobs. And I think it's totally okay to have a discussion. And there are things that we grow up with. Like I've seen multiple people do that brick analogy where you have your brick from the house you grew up in and you can bring all your bricks to the table and build your new house and you throw out the other bricks that don't work.

This is a brick we need to throw out. The fact that your dad never did chores or helped her on the house, that brick needs to go away. It doesn't come to the new house. There's going to have to be something, though, to convince them because it sounds like she's already had this conversation of why don't you clean the house. So there's going to have to be some trade off. Oh, I don't think we need to trade anything for this. This should just be understood.

But it's not because she's already said something, right? The understanding is not there. She explained it as a brick. I don't know that she has. Obviously, she has expressed that she's unhappy when she comes home and the house is a Yeah. So there's going to have to be something either you keep from him. You know what I'm saying?

Oh. That sounds healthy. Yeah. Threaten it. Yeah. Okay. I think that's one of the ways. It's not healthy how he's treating her.

Not at all. No, he's, I'm very annoyed by him. Like, the fact that she said that and he's like, well, my dad never did it. I mean, like, you're a loser. So there's either going to be a take in order to get him to do it or a give in order to get him to do it. because obviously the communication that you've tried has not worked. And it doesn't feel like a nice chat's going to work either. So A, you keep from him and you know what I'm talking about.

I got you. Yeah. Oh. I just got it. I was thinking to be money. No, no, no, no. Welcome to the conversation, guys. Wow, wow.

So you can keep that from him or you can give to him. And it doesn't have to be that. But it could be. or it could be a trade-off where there's something that you do if he does this. Or you can split the chores. But there's going to have to be a take or a give because you've already tried communication and being rational with him and it has not worked. So whatever it is, you have to now negotiate whatever this settlement is.

It sucks. He's just not learning to do it. You could also try the technique of just let the house be disgusting forever and let him learn. But guys will just adapt. I feel like you'll be like, okay, I'm totally fine with this. Yeah, we'll just adapt to it. That's such an awful situation. It is. It is. Terrible. And it's really hard to get out of and it's going to be difficult to get out of it.

But maybe, I don't know. But there is hope. If you make more money than he does. If you have two jobs and you're making more money than he does, maybe there's some stuff there. That's what I thought you were talking about. Don't clean the house. You don't get to spend any of this money. Okay. But mostly, I think option one works. Yeah. Good luck. If that doesn't work, let us know. We'll try it again. All right, close it up.

Billboard has a list of the top ten pop acts of the. the 90s. It's based on chart performance, cultural influence, longevity, and overall impact. Can you name the top 10 pop acts of the 90s? We rolled the dice. Amy's first. Just generally speaking, top 10 pop acts of the 1990s. 10 answers on the board. Go ahead. Brittany Spears. Show me Britney Spears. Number three answer. In sync. In sync. Number seven answer. Backstreet boys. Number five answer. Shania Twain?

Oh, that's a good guess there. Show me Shania Twain. Number eight answer. She's going to run it. She's got four. Pop. Billboard has the list of the top ten pop acts of the 90s at three Britney Spears and five Backstreet Boys.

At seven in sync at eight Shania Twain. Christina Aguilera? Show me, Christina. Number six. Okay. I feel like Shania crossed over, so... Share. Show me.

Show me, share. And you're with 29 points. Now, it can be easily toppled if it gets around two and three. But lunchbox five ants are still on the board. We're looking for the top ten popbacks of the 90s. Yeah, Rolling Stones. Yep. Yeah, that doesn't know.

Quick. Eddie? She says Shania. I'm thinking Garth's got to be up there. Okay? Give me Garth Brooks. G. G.

No! Shani crossed over. And you actually tried on that? I did try. Amy. Um, Tupac. Show me Tupac.

Points are doubled. Lunchbox. Madonna. Show me Madonna. She's 80s. He's hitting all the decades. He's just surrounding it until later. Eddie.

For all these songs. Eddie, go ahead. Eminem. Show me Eminem. Okay. Okay. Eminem is more 2000s. Oh, is he?

Yeah. Okay. So Amy. It's round three. Points are tripled. We're already here. There's still five answers on the board. Brittany, Backstreet, Christina, InSink, and Shania Twainer off the board.

You have 29 points. The Chicks. Okay, show me the Chicks. Dixie Chips. That's who I was listening to. Okay, he's been waiting. Go ahead, Lunchbox. I'm sorry, boysed them in.

Show me boysed him in. What? That was like the biggest group in the... It wasn't. All right. Eddie. I mean, I got to get some. here so

give me Mariah Carey tell me Mariah Carey number one answer oh I get what three points points

points are triple third round I mean was he still going in the 90s yeah top 10 popbacks

of the 90s top 10 popbacks of the 90s you go Michael Jackson that's way wrong dang I tried to wait to the third

and I still didn't get it so at number no you try was Celine Dion Janet Jackson at four Enrique Iglesias at 9

Alanus Morris set at 10 Number 11 and 12 were TLC and Spice Girls They just missed it Amy dominated with 29 points I'll take it Kind of a boring game today She's really the only one Eddie came in clutch with a three points

I feel Lodewkes kept it interesting At the end All right there you go It's time for the good news With producer Eddie You all know Alex Rodriguez, A-Rod, dated J-Lo. Oh, I think New York Yankee, Texas Ranger. All that, too.

Yeah, go ahead. Well, he was at a college basketball game. It was Bucknell University versus Army. And they had set up a whole halftime thing where if he made a half-court shot, some lucky student would get $10,000 and he goes to the half-court line. Yeah, I just play it, right? Also, just cool that somebody famous is out there doing that, right? And A-Rod.

And if someone's going to do it for a kid, you hope it's at least an athlete so they can get it there. But he was pretty on. I mean, he hit the backboard. It was like, boom. It was perfect. It was great. I was that perfect. It hit to the backboard.

Well, yeah, yeah. But yeah, 10,000 bucks. Do they know who the kid is? So they don't know who the kid is, but he gets 10 grand and he said that he will use it towards his tuition. He's a college student. Wait, how did he say it don't know who it is? Oh, I don't know who it is. Okay, so the kid knows who he is.

Right. Yeah, he nailed it. Like, pressure's on. Drilled it. Great story. That's what it's all about. That was tell me something good. All right.

This segment's completely unfair because I said everybody, share some big news. And Amy just went, how big? I got nothing. But we'll come to you. We'll come to you. Because what happened was I saw something. I was like, oh, big news. I'm going to share this on the show.

So here we are on Thursday. I got big news to share. Then Eddie goes, I had big news too. So then it was we forced everybody to have some big news. So, Eddie, you can go first. What's your big news? I have huge news. Let's go.

After seven years of paying a car payment, I am finally a car owner. I own my Jeep. It's 100%. mine. I don't own a payment anymore. It's like crazy because I've never ever owned a vehicle before. I think that's a big deal. I think it should be celebrated. Big news. Big news, many. He has paid off his car. That's really cool. That's a big deal. I feel like Amy's giggling because hers is. Yeah, yeah. I don't say anything. We'll come to you a minute. I have big news. Okay. It's something I've talked about on the show a lot. Now, I'm

to read you this. The latest analysis has reduced the probability of that asteroid that got up to over 3% to now 0.001%. Yeah. Big news. That means we're living. Possibly. Wow. That's big news. That's big news.

Big news. Big news. I don't know what you're about to say. I don't either. Oh, you don't even know what you're going. I have like five different things in my head right now. Give me one. I could say.

Amy's big news, everybody. Okay. I'm going away for a weekend with my ex-husband. Wait. What the hell? And my two kids. This is big. This is big.

Hold on. I don't want to. No. I want Amy to tell more before we. start inserting our theories. Should I have gone with something different? No, because we're interested. I don't know. So you and your ex-husband are going away together with your kids? Yes. Now that sounds, I know it's not, I think it's not, that sounds romantic. It's not. Okay. Okay. Yeah. Because we all thought that, right? Yeah. Okay. I was like, whoa. Go ahead. Well, and, yeah, it's just something that we're doing

for our kids, with our kids, a therapy type thing and co-parenting situation. And I'm just really proud of us for getting to this point to where we can do something like this. Same room? Staying in the same room? Yeah. No, we're not staying in the same room. Yeah. It's a fair question.

Yeah. I was open to staying in like a same space, but like different rooms. And then Ben, my ex-husband, he was like, well, how does your boyfriend feel about that? And I said, he's totally fine. He's supportive, whatever we need to do for our family. It's totally okay. and then ultimately we decided we were going to do separate. Like Ben and our son will be in a space and then Stasheera and I will be in a different space.

So totally separate. But we were open to that because it was going to save a little bit. But that's what we're going to do. And I'm really excited about it. And I'm just proud of us. And I hope this gives hope. I know not everybody has this type of co-parenting situation where you can get along. And Ben and I definitely have moments where we struggle in our communication.

But this is big. Big news. Big news. Big news. We're like weird news, but good news, mature news. Mature news. Weird is how you positioned it. My husband and I are going away together with our kids. She even gave us that little pause.

Our son was even like, does this mean that? Oh, wow. Yeah, he did ask that same question that you did. And we said no. But our family is a priority and it's important. And we're going to always be here for you and your sister. Big news. We like it. We like it.

Lunchbox, big news. On Saturday, March 8th. I'm going to be in the mad dog demolition derby. You're driving? Yes. They're giving me a car to drive in the demolition derby. You get to crash into things? Where is that?

It's in Shelbyville, Tennessee. It's like right down the road. Are you safe? I'm safe. Well, I mean, I have a seatbelt. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm sure you have a helmet. I've been to demolition derbies.

Yeah, you have a helmet. Is there any way you get hurt? Yeah. There's a way I can get hurt. Like, well, okay, so I'm doing like, they have two different things. They have the, like, where you crash into each of each of? other. Yes.

Who can last the long as before they break their stick, right? And you drive backwards so you don't damage the engine. But I... What? Yeah, you rammed with the... This is woke demo derby. I don't like woke demo derby. No, no, because that's the smarter one.

This is woke demolition derby. Nope. Okay, go ahead. That's so you don't damage your engine so you can last longer. But that's part of it, man. And then they also have where they have races where you have two cars and they do two laps around the venue and you wreck each other and flip them and stuff. You can't do that one.

That's the one I'm doing. You're going to flip... I don't know if I'm going to flip them. but I'm rubbing. Okay, sorry. You're going to get flipped by somebody? Maybe. Nitro Ned. That's the guy you're racing? Are you doing the one, though, where you do the demolition or just the... Just the race. But they're giving me a car. And I get to race and I can spin the dude out, bump them, what they can bump me. I mean, this is going to be awesome. His dreams always be

bumped by, dude. No, no, no. No, no. Yeah, no. It's been for a long time. It's finally happening. Yes, it's finally happening. Big news. Morgan, anything? Yeah, well, speaking of cars, I fixed mine. You guys. heard that I came into the studio because my car died, I replaced the battery, all with the help of a friend. It was a battery? Yep. No AAA, no nothing. We couldn't get the car towed, so we just had to get in there and fix it ourselves. Wow. Did you learn how to do it for next time? Yes. Yeah. Now I know everything. I have all the tools that I need. We are all set if a battery dies again. All right, big news. Let's see one more. Hey, Ramundo, any chance you have big news. Of course.

Speaking of vehicles, I went to the DMV. This has been something that's been in the work since the pandemic 2020 everybody needs to get a real ID the US government allowed us to do it until 2025 the deadline is in May my wife has been nagging me for five years I was almost not able to travel throughout the United States I got my real ID guys I can board a commercial flight it's so annoying way to do that I'm sure there's a reason good for hey big news but it makes me feel I have to go we have to do it then we're going to wait till the last minute then everybody's going to be trying to do it yeah so this is a warning you don't don't wait till the last I'll forget his new segment's over, but still.

That's good for you, Ray. Yep. All right, well, good job, everybody. Amy's going away with her husband. Lunchbox's getting bumped by a dude. Sorry, ex-husband. Morgan knows how to do a battery. Eddie paid off his car.

We're not dying of an asteroid. That's a great news. Overall, massive stuff there. Okay. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care which I'm saying. Yep, that's me.

Clever Taylor the 4th. You might have seen the skits, the reactions, my journey from basketball to college football or my career in sports media. Well, somewhere along the way, this platform became bigger than I ever imagined. And now I'm bringing all of that excitement to my brand new podcast, The Clifford Show.

This is a place for raw, unfiltered conversations with some of your favorite athletes, creators, and voices that not only deserve to be heard, but celebrated. One week, I'll take you behind the scenes of the biggest moments in sports and entertainment, and the next we'll talk about life, mental health, purpose, and even music. The Clifford Show, isn't just a podcast. It's a space for honest conversations, stories that don't always get told,

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Listen to Money and Wealth with John O'Brien from the Black Effect Network on the I'd Heart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. Amy's the devil. Do you guys know that? No. Amy's the devil. Oh, no. I didn't notice it, but a listener did. Yeah, they did.

Where did you get this message? He sent me a DM on Instagram. And he said, you know, the burning. a paper like that during a blood moon is demonic is all crap and you're spreading demonic rituals to everyone. WTF. I thought you were Christian. I guess I could be wrong. Sorry if I'm wrong. So let's back up a second. What's he talking about? Okay. So when you told me about the blood moon, I thought, oh, I think that there's some rituals. Rituals is not the word. I know, but he used the word rituals. Yeah, but we didn't say rituals. Yeah, I think I said, I think there's some activities we could do

during the blood moon where we release things and it's just a good night to do it and we may need to burn it or throw it in some water or something like that. It's just a fun thing we could do together.

I'm not doing anything demonic or satanic. Let me simplify this. Let me simplify what happened. I didn't know what the blood moon was. Amy's like, it's red. Yeah. But she used that as a conduit

to get us all to hang out. It wasn't even about a blood moon. Yeah. She was like, I would like to hang out. I need some friends to come over to the house or something. I don't know. No,

I wanted to host us together at the house doing something outside of work together that is a bonding experience. And we can all take something in our lives that we need to surrender, release, and get rid of. And at first it wasn't about the Blood Moon. She's been pitching ideas. Oh, my God. And I was like Blood Moon. It feels weird.

Astrology weirdos probably think this actually means something. Yeah. And then Amy's like, what we could do that's fun is you write something down and then you throw it in water. And it's like, it's an activity to let that thing release. Yes. Whatever Hiboo is happening. Yeah, it's an experiential thing. Like, you can in your mind release something,

but when you write it down on paper and burn it and then drop it in water, like, it's just experiential. He brings up a great point. But also some people say, no, no, no, no, no. Yeah, me too, Amy, I'm out. I don't like this. I live by the good book.

And you know what? He probably also doesn't take his kids trick or treating. Or read Harry Potter. Or if you're offended by this, if you think this, dumb little activity you could do at a work office that doesn't have to do with a blood moon. As a get-to-know-you game,

where you just like write something down, you want to get better out at work and throw it. Dude, you're out of your mind. Actually, I'm banning you listening to the show for two weeks. How do you enforce that? I don't. But, hey, maybe the big man upstairs will. He'll cut his feet.

Sorry if I'm wrong. He goes, I guess I guess I could be wrong. I thought you were a Christian. Sorry if I'm wrong. No, what he's doing there is setting you up to go, sorry if I'm wrong. I thought you were Christian. Unfair.

He's not saying sorry, he's wrong. He's saying, I'm going to compare you to what I thought you were by taking a shot at you. That's completely unfair. Wait until you hear it about the other stuff. Oh, what other stuff? What other stuff during the board moon?

She's reading a dragon book. Oh. That's demonic. Fourth wing. Listen, whoever you are, you're out of your mind. She might be demonic, yes. But not because of this. Is she a Christian?

Yes. Yes. Very much so. Yes. So you are a moron person. I think he's just against it during the blood moon. I think he knew it any other day of the week, but he said Blood Moon makes you a demon. No, it's the ritual.

I don't think you ever said ritual, though. I don't know if I could be there. I also don't think you're the devil. Thank you. But we're not doing this, though, right? No, we are. I'm using this as a reason not to do it. Guys.

Because I don't want to go to hell. And I don't want this to be put on that side of the chart. Yeah, good call. And it's like, okay, welcome to the pearly gates. Next up, number two, Bobby coming up. Oh, wow. This is good. This is good.

You did this top of all. Mm. Blood moon. Burn paper. Burn paper. canceling this activity what are we replacing it with nothing something more wholesome well we'll do praise and worship ourselves at our own houses love it okay that's not together you're missing the whole point uh get over yourself dude your band from two weeks we'll listen to the show what's his name

first name well i have to pull up my dms i just copied and paste you block him i didn't even i left it in the i didn't even move it over to the where he could see that i read it because i was like oh and also i don't want to judge him like like no no I don't have any ill feelings towards him. Bobby, I don't need anybody to retaliate. She is in constant fear of retaliation. Always. Colorado cops are on the hunt for three suspects after a theft in broad daylight.

Now what happened at a pet store in Denver, these people went in. And so they're just looking around. And one of them starts to have a seizure, except it was fake. And so when someone drops down having a seizure, people run to it and all the attention goes to them. And so what happened is, while it's, while it's, you know, everybody was there. Another one lifted the lid and stole two bulldog puppies. They did the whole fake seizure to steal the dogs. That's terrible. I mean, I'm watching the footage right now. And boy, they grabbed the dogs like

a football and runs. Somebody trips. The dogs go flying out of their arms. Picks them up again, takes off running out of the building. Bad person. Hey, this guy should send them a DM. Because that is satanic. Yeah. I mean, at least they don't harm anybody with the seizures because some people just straight up shoot people for dogs. The dogs went flying like out of the guy's arms. It's terrible. So yeah, another man, employee perfect pets says the display case was holding nearly year old bulldog puppies, each worth more than $4,000.

It's usually locked. It had been unlocked early in the day so the customers could pet the puppies. They called 911 because the guy had a seizure. But then it was like, oh, I guess while we have you, the seizure was fake. And they stole the dogs. Davis was arrested. They did get somebody. Timothy Davis, 37-year-old,

was booked on suspicion of conspiracy to commit a felony, theft, and drug possession. Probably some drugs in his pocket. If I've heard enough bonehead stories of the day, probably had some drugs in his pocket. Authorities say they're now on lookout for the two men who fled, though, who did get away. And like, what if you're the bro of the three

that didn't make it out? That kind of sucks. Your other boys got out and you get arrested, I sell them out immediately. If they left me behind, I sell them out immediately. That's from Newser. And that is the end of the first half of the podcast.

Hey, I'm Dr. Maya Shunker, a cognitive scientist and hosts of the podcast, a slight change of plans, a show about who we are and who we become when life makes other plans. I wish that I hadn't resisted for so long the need to change. We have to be willing to live with a kind of uncertainty that none of us likes. You can have opinions. You can have like a strong stance. And then there's your body. having its own program.

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