The Bobby Bones Show - THURS PT 2: Bobby On Bad Storms Last Night Keeping Us Up + Top 10 Most Unexplained Things In U.S. History

Episode Date: April 3, 2025

Bobby talked about going to bed at 6:30pm last night but then was woken up by a tornado warning where we were told to get into a safe space. We all talked about the wild weather night we had and how it affected us all today. Bobby also had a problem with the photo we used for his birthday yesterday. Bobby shared the Top 10 most unexplained things in United States history. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Oh, show. Come on. I think we should start with last night where we are, I don't know, I was up all night. I fell asleep at first about 6.30 p.m. I didn't really do anything for my birthday, so I just went to bed. 6.30? Yeah. That's what you wanted for your birthday? I did nothing. I literally did nothing. My day was no different yesterday than any other day in my life, other than it had a small piece of cake. There was no dinner, no anything. And so I just went to bed. and then woke up, jumped out of bed because my phone goes,

it sounds like an Amber Alert, but Amber Alerts don't go off in the middle of the night, or at least normally, not on my phone. And my wife jumped up too, and we knew there was a chance of severe weather, but we didn't know it was going to be possibly, probably tornadoes. And I think possibly probably they touched on other places, but it got to the point where they were going to get to your safe place. Like if you live in this square, get to your safe place. And so we did.

And so we had our phones on. And there's like one account. I don't know who you guys watch. Do you guys watch the Nashville weather? Yeah. Yeah. They're the best. They're better than the news.

Yes, by far. There's like four of them on the bottom of the screen. It's just a Twitter account. And they have the radar up and they're telling you exactly where it is and what's happening and where to go. And we were in that room for like 40 minutes. What time did that even happen the first time? Well, 3.30 maybe, three?

Wasn't that late? They're on three. Yeah. Yeah. And then, well, I mean, because we all are in different parts and what I love about them is they're very specific. Minute by minute. They'll let you know. The exact part of town.

They'll tell you like, hey, if you're west of this road, that's where I struggle a little bit because I'm like, am I west of that? I don't know. I don't know the northeast southwest either. So then you know whether or not you need to be in your safe zone. So I knew it was going to storm, but I did. know it was going to be tornado warnings and tornadoes really don't scare me that bad whenever they say there could be or tornado watch or even in the daytime tornado warning i've just been through a lot of them growing up in arkansas i've been through a lot of them my wife being from oklahoma has been through

probably even more than i have so we're not easy to scare when it comes to that however when your phone goes off and they're going hey we're seeing circulation which isn't a tornado yet but circulation in these areas that are close to you we're like well we should go get in that's the room. Morgan, what time did it go off? My first one went off at 321. So I fall asleep at like 6.30. I always wake up at some point in the night. The first time I woke up was like, did I send you notes and stuff like 930 or something last night? Yeah, something like that. That was like my first wake up. My next wake up was the phone screaming and I was going to the safe room. And then I went back and we work really early here and I laid down for a little bit and the

stupid thing went off again. And so, I was like, oh, so I just kind of just dragged myself in here. It was a tough one. It was a weird one last night because nothing here ever actually turned into a tornado, but we've had really bad tornadoes here before, like five or six years ago, like real bad. Five, yeah. And I think that's still probably in the back of folks' minds, mine a little bit. Yeah, which I feel like they did a good job with that too of like, hey, I'm sure a lot of you

are experiencing like feelings from 2020 and what happened and we're letting you know, right now, this is not that. However, you need to be in your closet. What freaks me out a lot of times is they're like, and your kids put their helmets on, and I'm like, oh, shoot, I don't. I'm like, Stevenson, go get your bicycle helmet. Like, I don't, I need to start to have stuff.

Go get me your bicycle. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So, and yeah, we, the 2020 tornado, my son hasn't recovered from that. So, oh. So we were in our little safe room. We don't have a basement. A lot of people don't have basements here

because the ground it was like Texas Texas almost had no basements right nah too rocky so there are I know a couple people that have basements here but this the ground is not right for digging a lot of basements

here where we live so no basements so we get in a room with no windows that we feel like is pretty safe and just wait it out does anybody have a basement on the show no

because we have one friend that does and she was in her basement and I was like dang you must be on a plot of land that's like that's some rich soil it's hard to get them here so my ex-husband does now and he bought it mainly because he was able to find a house with a basement because our son was so obsessed with like, I need a basement, I need a basement. And so last night,

they're with me this week and we're crammed in this tiny closet in the guest room because that's the only one. And so she was like yelling at him and he's freaking out and I'm like, uh, next time we're just planning ahead and we're just going to go to dads because we can, y'all can sleep in the basement and then you're not woken up five times like up down, up down. And Stevenson goes, but y'all are divorced. And so? And I'm like, Stevenson, do you really think dad's going to be like, meh? Not my week. Not my week. You can't come to the basement. I'm like, no, no, no. Obviously, I'm like, I'm glad that therapy camp really seemed to help. Scoobo was like, hey, some people may be late. I was like, dude, they didn't have to come in. Like, even this morning. I was like, you guys, if something happened, I know school was canceled or or.

Cancel. It was straight canceled. Yeah, straight canceled. Like with that too, I was like, tell them if something happened, like, if something happened, like, if, if you guys, if. if it's flooding because we keep getting flash flood alerts on our phone now where we are. I know this is a hyper local thing and is not affecting most of you. We're not doing it as that. We're just kind of letting you into our lives a little bit.

And so they're super flooding. And so I was like, tell everyone if they don't want to come in or they can't come in, don't come in. Like a bad storm. But last night was tough. Last night sucked. It could have sucked a lot worse

if a tornado would have hit and hurt a bunch of people. Correct. But as far as I know, here, nothing touched. Not here. Not here. No. But the what was ever, whatever was over us, and this is what I was learning, because I'm not as familiar with the tornado stuff. But I guess whatever was over us did produce them elsewhere. Yeah, they were saying, like before or after, like Ohio. Before us. Oh, got it. Like I saw in Arkansas because I follow, the news that I follow on my Twitter are the places I've lived. I still follow a couple Austin sites. I follow some Arkansas news and I follow where we are now. So that's kind of the alley that weather comes.

not always from Austin down, but across. So I usually say if it's in parts of Arkansas, I know it's going to probably get to us. So Arkansas had some bad, bad, bad weather too. They said the rain we're getting, that's from Arkansas. Yeah, and they said that don't know where this. I think they said, Centerville. I don't even know where that is.

I don't know if that's the right one is late at night. But they were saying, don't be surprised if you find documents from that town. I saw that from 100 miles away. Because usually in a storm, it'll wrap, takes stuff and it'll take it hundreds of miles. So you may find documents, photos, whatever, in your yards today, from these towns and they were naming towns. It was a long night because my wife has PTSD from the tornado back five years ago.

So she was up at 1230. So she was waiting for it. It wasn't even like us where we were woken up by the alarm. Right. She laid in our bed with the weather alarm and she had those guys' YouTube channel going. So, I mean, sleep was not really a thing we did. And it was a long night. Did you sleep though while she stayed up?

I tried. But you hear the, you know what I mean? In and out because you can hear them. and then the weather alarm going off and then just like, because she has the weather alarm. So it's like, it goes off for a severe thunderstorm.

And so you, right, within like 50 miles, it's like, oh my gosh. So there's this long night. Well, and then when you wake up your kids

and throw them under the stairs or whatever in the closet, like they don't want to go back to bed. That was my kids. Was it fun for them? No. My kids loved it. No.

Two of my kids liked it. Because at first we had Netflix on in the little closet, but then we lost power. We lost everything. You guys lost power last night. Oh yeah. We never did.

You guys was power? Nope. No. And so then we're just in the dark. And that's when they started getting restless and like wanting to like getting mad at each other. What did you have Netflix on? My wife's computer. Yeah.

Is it not charged? No, but they lost power. Lost power. So we had no internet. We had nothing. But it's a computer. It's a computer. Yeah.

But if you don't have Wi-Fi, you can. Yeah, that's why use your phone. You tag your phone. Oh. But he's not Mr. Techn. Your wife though is probably. Anyway. She was so down.

She's preoccupied. She's preoccupied with the whole watch the weather. So we had our helmets on. We were under the stairs. What helmet did you have on? Oh, your bike helmet. My bike helmet. They had their bike helmets on.

That seems fine if I'm seven. I'll be honest with. And then they're like, yeah, can we just sleep in here? And when we go back to Ben, I'm like, yeah. But of course, they never went to sleep and they're just up. And it was just, it was rough. They did not have school today.

No school. Is it because something happened around the schools, like flooding? Or because last night was just such an S show for everybody? I think because of all the flooding that's, going on now. Driving on the roads today is like rough because the water's See for me it was nothing. It was the same as always. My wife

usually not awake when I drive in and she called because she'd been awake and asleep and she was like anything like traffic lights out because you know they'll be out or they'll be blinking or trees are down. I'm like my driving to work was exactly the same. So yeah I didn't get anything. I just think that they different parts

like at least in the county were in if there's like windy roads and flooding that can take place and if like a school bus can't get there if like not every student has the opportunity to get to school they have to cancel it so and again I haven't looked has there been flooding and play like I had I mean I hydroplained on the way in yeah on my highway where we were and there were multiple stoplights that were out and flashed there were stoplights out oh yeah I think it it like I'm just in the protected place I guess and I figure the school is probably

they have no power if we have no power I figured the school has no power so that's why ours that's why I thought it was canceled but I didn't think about what Amy said You have a generator? No. No, do you? Yes. Yeah, you probably do. Now, we did it a couple times and froze our butts off because once it was one of those massive snows that we get once a year.

Oh, yeah. Froses our butts and nuts, although she doesn't have nuts. We were like, there's not happening again. We're getting a generator. But we didn't. And then we had another one the next year. The big snow froze our butts and nuts. And I was like, we're getting a generator.

Actually forgot about it. Had talked about it. Saw an ad on my Instagram. And then I was like, oh, yeah, we should get a generator. So we have one and it doesn't do the whole house. Our neighbors have one that does their whole house. That's crazy. Well, that's high power.

That's a big one. And so we have like one that does part of the house. And then we have one that does the studio because it's in a different building that the company paid for because I have to be on the air. Like if we're considered essential employees, believe it or not. And if something all goes to crap and even if it's just me, I got to be on the air. And so there's a small one back for that studio. So you're telling me I could have turned on my phone, Wi-Fi, and, still had the Netflix.

Not your phone Wi-Fi, but what you would have done is had you had cell, right? You had all your bars, or most of your bars, you could have opened up your computer and you know where you pick your Wi-Fi,

your phone would have popped up it. It said like, lunchbox is iPhone 2. And then you could have clicked on iPhone 2 and then it would have used your cell as the Wi-Fi. That would have been legit. Yeah.

I got to get a new phone. So do I. And I have not gotten a new phone of forever because I'm over the, I got to have the latest iPhone and haven't been that way for years. I used to be that way because there was always something new and cool about it, meaning a new version of something or new technology the other phones didn't have. Now this phone, and I'm probably four back, five back. What number are you? I'm just curious.

I don't know. I know. I'm about to. Oh, good. Yeah. I mean, I don't know as you asked me that, but all I know is my battery dies so quick now and Apple had been in trouble. I think they lost a class action lawsuit where it turns out they were slowing their phones, the ones they were older, so people would buy newer ones. I knew it. But what happens to mine is every time I update to a new iOS, it's slower and slower, not even because maybe Apple's doing their thing that they did before, but because with the new iOS, there are new things that it's doing, which it needs new capabilities, and maybe the older phones don't have every single part of it. Can't handle it. And they probably can, and I'm making an excuse for Apple who I feel like is my friend.

But what do you have, Amy? I just checked. I have, well, I already forgot. I have the, this iPhone 12 pro What are they at now? What's the highest? Is mine way old? You have what, 12? 12? That's old.

12 pro. What are they at 16, 17? I don't know what they're at. What are they? Do you know, Mikey? What? Let me see. I have a 13.

At 16 now. 16. So it's not even that we're like Beverly Hillbillies. Like, and everybody. No, mine is not. My phone does not work right. Yes, mine is not.

starting to work right either. Oh, my camera shakes. Like when I try to take a picture, you have like a Nokia. What do you have? I have 13. I'm shocked you have a 13. What do I got?

For what reason? I thought you'd have higher than that for sure. I know you've cut back on you don't have the latest and greatest every time, but. No, I agree with you. I still have a 15, boys. Okay. Wow. I didn't even know it.

What's up, George Jetson? Look at me in the future. I'm on an 11. Yeah. That's good. It's not bad. We celebrate him. We're like, dude, you're doing good.

You don't use your phone for much, though, so I think that's fine. Well, I mean, I've got to get a new one because the camera, I literally, if I take a video, it just shakes. Like, there's no such thing as a regular, and all my pictures are blurry because they, the pictures. Yeah, I saw 11, 2019. No, I promise. Like, are you shaking? No, it's not me. You get nervous?

Because I handed it to my wife and she can't figure it out either. It definitely could be you updating your operating system, which something. Sometimes you don't have a choice. They just update it. Sometimes it's a bug too. They say they're fixing and you have to. But I think at an 11, they'll give you a free phone. Oh, really?

Yeah. Or they will add it to your account and you pay a little by little each month on it. Or like they cut it up depending on your provider. I don't want to say my provider right now because who knows it may change. You never know. They like use the phone as kind of like, if you sign five more years with us, we'll give you a free phone. I'm like, well, I'm going to be here five more years, so why not? Like, we had to buy an extra line for, like, my assistant to have because I didn't want,

like, dudes were being weird and, like, they would get her number and, like, hit on her. And I'd be like, I'm just going to get you a whole number that's not your phone. What dudes were being weird? Like, people that we would hire to do stuff. Oh. What the? That's not okay. I know.

So I was like, I don't, so when we hired a new assistant, I was like, hey, I'm going to get you a phone that's completely independent because I don't. don't want vendors if somebody's coming to fix a roof also texting you to go what's up baby what's up fresh it's my time beat up so but yeah I got to go and get a new one I just keep putting that off the two things I need to do or get a new phone and I need to go talk to Kyle the gold guy yes you need your gold bars I know I haven't even reached out to I need a cell phone number we text it to me yeah sent to you right now but you also need to get your real ID did you do that yet no so do I does every state have to do that crap everybody if you want to

want to fly. I got a passport. You can fly with your passport, but they are also saying you should just get the real ID because more is probably coming. I still don't know the difference. When do we need it by?

What happens if we don't have it? Where did you get it? And what's the reason we're having to change? The DMV? Great question. I have to go to the DMV? Isn't there like some of like satellite office or something I can go to? Like when I did my

my TSA pre-check, I did that like a satellite deal. I didn't go to the... Oh, but this is your license. May 7th, 2025. What the crap? What? Yeah, it's coming up. That's real soon, guys. And you guys went to the DMV and did you... Oh, no, I haven't done it yet either. It's on my list, though. Who's done it? I've done it. I've done it. I've had it for years. It was horrible. I showed up right when they opened and I was there for three hours. But can't you make an appointment? You can, but they're out like four months. Isn't there some like downtown location that isn't busy? That's the one I went to.

That's what I'm saying. Like, isn't there a small... It's still a DMB, but... Whenever I did... I think I got real idea. I'm not sure what it was. Maybe it was during COVID, when it was hard to get COVID tested. We drove like an hour and a half

to a Walmart way out of town where there wasn't a long line. It may not have me COVID. I don't know what it was. Like I would go, I would drive to a small town. This was a vaccine. I did that too. What was that was?

Yeah, that was. Yeah, so we drove and we picked like a Walmart or something like two hours away and drove to it because that's saving us time. rather than going somewhere and just sitting for or not being able to get in at all. Oh yeah, I don't know. Can someone like look that up?

There are some on the outskirts of Nashville for sure that you could go to because I saw them. I need a passport too. Do I need a passport? Dude, get a passport now. Get a passport now. Mine expires this year. My passport picture looks like a psychotic.

Like I'm going to kill somebody. They all do, right? Nope, mine especially. I'm surprised they let me into countries when they see my picture. Like I would not let me in. But you're not allowed to really smile. It doesn't matter.

somehow I look like every file you could be. Which why aren't you? Like why do they, why can't we smile? And maybe you can, but I have always been told just be. You can't smile. I'm going to sneak in a little smirk. I've smiled them all of mine. Your passport?

Not driver's license, passport. My driver's license, I had a listener who let me take my picture. I got to keep my glasses on and smile. My driver's on this picture is like a glamour shot. If you got what those was, they never let me keep my glasses on. I also cheat every driver's license test because I can't see out of one of my eyes. And so he let me keep my glasses. on. They never do that.

And he was like, big fan of the show. I'm like, big fan of letting you wear my glasses, me wear my glasses in the picture. Hey, man, if you had to Cookville, three minute wait. Right now? Right now. Well, yeah.

How do you know how to figure that out? Dixon, 19 minutes. Can't get internet on his computer. But he's like, I'm on the dark web. I can get you in with Trace right now. And it says, would you like to get an E ticket? And I'm like, yeah,

show me all these offices and they're all telling me the time. Yes, I need to go ahead and do that. Okay, so here's why. One. There's a more detailed explanation. This is about the smile, first of all. You can't smile or show teeth in a passport photo because a neutral expression ensures consistent and accurate identification,

especially for facial recognition software, which relies on consistent facial landmarks. And my guess would be people are walking around with a big smiling face all the time when they're just generally walking for facial recognition. Makes sense. Passport photos are used for ID and facial recognition software is used to verify identities at the place where the ID is. swiped your passport.

And the international civil aviation organization recommends neutral expressions, so everybody has to do it. But mostly it's that. People mostly hold a neutral expression, so they want a neutral expression in case they need to identify you whenever you're not trying to be identified. But if I saw, I promise, I'll walk around smiling the whole time. Come on, man. That's all I do.

The real ID, and this is every state. Oh, boy, man. If you want to get, oh. Yeah, clear that throat. Get you one of those in. Yeah, if you want to go to Gallatin and you want to interpret. and you want an in-person one, I can get you in July 1st.

You can't. That July 1st, that's past the deadline. But he's acting like, though he's getting us into the club. Like, I can get you in. I'm saying, I didn't run. I mean, I think you need to do an E-appointment. Yeah. Yeah, I don't think you'll be able to schedule an advanced appointment.

Right now they're booked so far out. I'm just going to go passport then until it dies down. Eddie, you have to... Yeah, I need to do that. Okay. It's different, though, than you're saying you need to do it because when you say you need to do stuff, you never do it. I'm going to do it.

do it? I would say Thursday, April 3rd by the end of next week if I were you. You're going to give him a week? He'll never do it. What do I do? I have to go to the post office? So a couple things you have to do. One, you can go to like a kinko to get your picture. It's a small process, but it's not as bad as like this real ID thing. You just have to mail it off and wait a few weeks. And if there's ever a time, like if I ever said, Eddie, we're going to go to Premier League soccer to shoot something. You can't go. And you wouldn't be able to go even a week out unless you fly to Texas or fly to one of these places and get it. Atlanta.

And then you've got to pray that you get in and they move you through faster. This is the expedited. Yeah, expedited. So. Okay. So go to Kinko's. Get my picture. No, no, don't listen to me.

Look it up. I did. I went to Kinkos. Yeah, you go to CVS or where. And you have to take your own picture and then they can. Like a selfie? No, but you have to be up against a wall like a certain white wall. It's a whole thing.

Okay. But if you don't have it, it could limit. your ability to do things that you want to do. And what about our crews too? Don't I need one for the cruise? Possibly depending on... Dude, I've never known where we're going. I say the place... I don't even know what those. So, yeah, probably.

Somebody asked me, they're like, where's the cruise going? I don't know, man. To me, it's all that water and stuff's the same. So it's going to be awesome because everybody who's on it, but I don't know. But I would think probably, yeah. Because we're not going to... Oregon, are you going on the cruise? I don't know.

You're never on the list when they say... Oh, man. I haven't been asked. I don't know. Have you reserved your cabin? I have not. Keith Irvin's getting on it. One of my cousins hit me up yesterday, and she was like, how do I get on this cruise?

I was like, I don't know. Like, I don't have free tickets. Like, I don't know. Same, man. Cousin Leroy. Yeah, it's not like, it's like Stapleton's playing in town. I can get you some tickets.

But the cruise is going to be awesome, but I don't know the answer to that. When he saw that, when my cousin Leroy saw the Keith Irvin announced me, he said, I have to go on this. Okay, so. And guys, if you're leaving the building, avoid the back staircase.

It is flooded. Are you? That must be the lower back staircase, not up where we are. It says if you're heading down to... It's up where we are, we're in trouble, boys. They said if you're heading down to P5 or below, there's flooding on the back stairwell. I like how he has breaking news. We all got the email.

Like, we all got it. I don't. I don't check that, so thank you. You're welcome. I haven't been in my company email in three years. And can I say something that they did that I thought was really interesting is like right when we come in the building, like where we come up in the ramp, there used to be puddling because of when rains. They're like, oh, we're going to solve that. We're going to put speed humps there. They realize

they just made a dam for the water? Because now there's just water, they're blocked by the speed hump. It doesn't seem to make much sense. I'm not an engineer. Is that why they put the speed bumps? Yeah, they put the speed bumps there to... Where are the speed bumps? I don't know what he's talking about. When you enter the garage, right? But those were the whole time we No, no. There's new black ones. There's

vertical ones along with the bumps that kind of create the divide. So why'd they put them there? Because they wanted to avoid puddling of water. But I'm like, you just made a dam for the water to stay there. I guess I need to see them. Like this morning, there was water just piled up there. And I'm like... Did you make it?

Yeah, but as a non-engineer, it doesn't seem like a smart choice. There had to be a reason why they did that. That's literally what they said in the email was. They were doing it to avoid... At least point, it's probably something more than we know since we don't know about why they did that. Like, where the benefit of it would far out weigh whatever is happening today.

And it's funny, I didn't even think about that. I didn't even see it. So I didn't think about it. I didn't either. I got to get rid of it. ID. That sucks. Yeah, but you get the e-ticket. Dude, e-ticket you're in in eight minutes. Do you see this?

But in July. No, e-ticket is today. It's an eight-minute wait. You can get an e-ticket at certain ones and it will allow you to show up when your number is about to be called. And every state needs a real ID? Yes. Dude, that sucks. Because it's part of the kind of started implementing it after 9-11.

It's like enhanced security so we don't have like problems with getting our identity stolen and to get in federal. buildings. That's all I want to do is getting federal buildings all day. So if I can't have that. I love federal buildings. Dang, it's my favorite kind of building. And Eddie, I would say, by the end of next week. It's already written down. It doesn't mean you're going to have it. It's not even written down. It doesn't mean you're going to have it. It's because it takes a while, right? Yeah. Four to six to eight weeks, depending how backlog they are. But if you don't do it, you will regret it so bad. And it's not that much work. It's just a little annoying to go and do a couple of things. Yeah. And this is where it starts too. Like first this,

then Paris, then Spain. And maybe not this, then that, but for sure not that if you don't have this. Correct. It's not even an option. If I don't have a passport. But I can travel the world, man. You won't even get to travel if you don't have a real ID or a passport. You're screwed. He wouldn't even go to Austin. He can't even get up to speedbox. They check you for one of them when you come up to new speedbox here. I need that e-ticket. Okay. Oh, the other thing I was going to mention before we break. There was a picture put up on our Instagram yesterday. It was like, happy birthday, Bobby. That's the worst picture I've ever taken in my life.

I hate that picture. Those are professional photos. Okay. Oh, I thought you liked that one because you approved it. What's wrong with that picture, man? I had to approve something and I kind of hated it just in general. It wasn't. You know his fault it is.

Genetics. No. I think it's a good photo of you. I look like I'm going to the club in Miami in 1983 to sell some Coke. What? It's what you're wearing? Part of it. Do you have on like sandwich?

Yeah, you do, dude. Yeah, it's like, I don't even know. Wait, what? Okay. I saw, I hated everything about that picture. Oh, I just assume you loved it because why else would it be approved? Not only that I. I reposted it, my bad.

You can also see aloe in my sock, which I felt like they didn't do a good job of taking that off, which it's not that. It's like remove, do the stuff. You are dressed like Ricky Ricardo. Yeah. Oh. And like, I'm super pale. You're ripped though, dude. Those biceps are pretty big.

Well, that's funny you say that And I appreciate you saying that I don't know if you're messing with me or not I'm not messing with you looking I was about 25 pounds heavier because I was on the medication for OCD and that was when I had all that weight on me

Oh yeah And so I kind of don't like Because even though other people don't I see it But also it's like I hated that Don't take it down Leave it up now Because people should go to the site

And see what I'm complaining about But it was all things I was like for sure Miami 87 I got a kilo waiting for you We'll go out on the boat King Cowboys.

Yeah, yeah, all that. I got Allo on my sock. Like, Photoshop that, not us. Like, I went and when I spoke recently, I told you guys where I went when I spoke in D.C., right? Who I spoke for? Yes. Goldman.

Good. If I did say it, I can say it again. Okay, I spoke at Goldman Sachs for some folks there. I'll just say that. And I was in a suit. I was looking, I felt like I'm looking pretty good. As a suit I really liked. and I get up and I'm talking.

I'm talking to some like real players and I'm doing more of a one semi-motivational but also I was fortunate enough that some circumstances for me were since I never had money, I was scared to use money. So I made a lot of money doing something

that was kind of weird doing because I was too scared to do anything. A whole different story one day I can tell it. But I wasn't like smart for what I did. I was just protecting myself and some lucky things happened. I don't say lucky. Some fortunate things happened.

And I'm up in my baller suit, Goldman Sachs, president that like boom boom. And I have on one Nike sock and one Dick's boarding goods sock. And every time I sit down, you can see both logos. So like, you can kind of take the hillbilly out of wherever and put them on a stage,

but you can't really take the hillbilly out of the person. Hilarious. And I didn't know. noticed it and the guy was like, and see, you always, something like, you're always, you know, stay who you. And he said, you're not even wearing matching socks. And I'm like, oh, I'm colorblind. And I'm looking, oh, no, they're both black. But one's like DSG, Dick Sporting Goods and one's Nike. And one's no longer than the other in a suit. And I probably should have done that, but reminds me we should have photoshopped that aloe off that sock. That's all. Is there a picture you'd prefer for me to use any time going forward? No, and I don't even care. You can use that. You can use that. You can use that. one, I just had to clear some of those pictures because they were like, you have to clear some of these pictures. There were other ones I think that I liked better. But also I am very insecure about like that five or six months because I didn't know I was putting on that much weight until I was like

25, 30 pounds heavier. And I was like, how did this happen? Like I'm working out harder. I'm eating even better trying to catch up. And then my wife's like, have you checked your medication? And I was like, no. And I was like, I haven't checked it because I'm not super OCD. I'm not checking everything. Because I was on the medication. And she's like, well, check it. And it was like, you're going to gain three or four pounds every and I put on all this weight and I see it there but I don't think it's able to be seen if I'm gauging by how other people see pictures of themselves and then I go I don't see that are these better do you like these better I hate every picture of me it doesn't matter let me see Morgan it's a different outfit yeah it doesn't matter that's definitely not Miami vibes

no yeah and there's no aloe I don't even mind out I like aloe I like alo too much on the crotch that's that's funny you notice the aloe though I love to crot yeah I never saw that Why is that so zoomed in on the crop? I didn't do it out. No, no, make it. Eddie, look at this. I'm not looking, dude. Of course you notice that.

No, I'm like, what are we doing? Why are you looking there? No, we're saying. No, I think you'd be good at those bar games, you know, where like they have two pictures and one's different because the aloe is like, that's legit. I'm great. If it's like find seven things, I can find four or five immediately, but when they're small, my vision is so bad.

I can never finish them. I can notice the ones that are super apparent, super quick. That's impressive. So that's what's up. Okay. Let us do a mid roll, take a break. Thank you, guys. A win is a win.

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during my birthday, going, I have your president. It just came in the mail today. Like, he sent it to show that he had it. The late. No, he had it yesterday. Yeah, but he knew when you were coming to work. No, he said, I will drive it to your house. I was like, dude, just bring it tomorrow.

So, let's open it out. I don't know why you're talking about the way. You have nothing per year. You didn't give him anything. He doesn't ever, yeah. He gives an unconditional love, though, right? See, Scoo knows. I support him in his endeavors.

Like, this is like old school. Endeavors. Look at the date on it, too, though. Ninety-94. Razorback Final Four shirt. Look this. They won the championship. April 2nd, though, your birthday in 1994.

So I'm sure that was a very important day for you on your birthday and then winning the final four. And then they won the whole tournament that year too. They did win the whole thing. That is an awesome gift. Thank you, Scoba, Steve. You're not a problem, dude. That's very thoughtful. And even if it were a day late.

One time Scoba got me a gift, it was like three months late because apparently got trapped in a boat. And he gave me a picture of a boat that it was trapped on. Yeah, the ship in the container. Your microphone. And I believe it was just microphone, right here. That's it. Yep. Real late.

Are those sleeves going to stay on that shirt? Those sleeves will not stay on that shirt. But I love the shirt, but most shirts that I don't wear as a nice shirt are sleeveless shirts. Oh, you're going to cut the sleeves off of vintage? I do most. It's okay. It's up to him. It's his gift.

Yeah, I do most. That's tough. I have the top 10 most unexplained things in American history, which, I don't know. I love, this is not even conspiracy stuff, but it has led to conspiracies. But I love talking about it with you guys because sometimes it's the first you've, heard of it and I like to get your your initial responses to it okay okay yep please take that as how it's meant a lovely a lovely comment on talking about news stories of my friends okay not talking you guys stuff that you guys have never heard of it because you haven't read about it okay

I make sure you didn't interpret it that way got it number 10 the disappearance of the solder children this is 1945 on Christmas Covee five of George and Jenny Sauter's 10 children vanished when their house in West Virginia caught fire no human remains were ever found leading to theories that the children were kidnapped before or during the fire so the sodder children they think the fire was a cover up for a kidnapping because they never found any sort of remains the children were taken by an organized crime group possibly tied to the opposition of mussolini because they were very outspoken he's the italian go yeah dictator uh dictator yeah um and then all the investigation through it, the evidence was either destroyed or lost, you know, finger quotes,

which happens a lot of times. That's what the old shredder is, the paper shredder now, or sometimes the, they'll stick bodies in the tree. The wood chippers. The wood chipper. Oh, yeah. Or, because I used to work a hobby lot, oh, this is a dark one. What? I've told this before. It's a dark one, though. But a Hobby Lobby we had, where you threw it in and it burned it, burned everything. It crushed it. Like a crematorium? Well, first it crushed it and then it would go and it would burn. But it was a smusher.

Right? So you put it on the tube, smusher and then it made it easier to burn. I mean, that's how you do it. Well, they robbed our store manager once and put him in there and killed them. Stop! I told this story before. I don't recall. Yeah, they put them in the cardboard. They put them in there. You knew the guy? He was

your manager? Yes, I didn't work there anymore. I was gone. I haven't gone about a year. But yeah, he was walking out with the money bags. They robbed and put them in that. I mean, just take the money. Yeah, why throw them in there? Now, I'm not giving a reason as to why they should have,

but whenever you read stories about documents or tree or they'll take bodies to crematorium or crushers, that's how you get away with stuff. Because the body is, because you get rid of the evidence. And in crimes, if you don't have a body, like murders, if you don't have a body, it's almost impossible to convict somebody without the body. Yeah, but I just, I'll just say, like, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I don't want retaliation. We're good. Who are you scared of right now?

Mussolini? He'd been dead forever. Yeah, he's dead. Like bad dude. I know, but I don't know. Or wear a ski mask or something. You don't have to. Well, I don't understand where you are.

I don't know why they had to put him in the crusher. Just take the money. Oh, you're still on the Hobby Lobby. Yeah. You ever thought about getting rid of a body before? Yeah, and it's usually a crusher or I don't have the chemicals. A barrel. Because you see that this.

Sure. So, yes. But you saw how messy that could be on Breaking Bad. Yeah. A few. More for me than Breaking Bad, I think it is where he's the killer, but he's a good guy. Dexter? Yeah, Dexter.

He does that a lot. That's so good. It's weird, too, because I got to break all the bones, like break arms and stuff off and make it smaller. Yeah. See, I always think like a deep sea boat. Like, there's no way they're going to find anything out there. Stuff just washes up, though. But you're right.

Water eliminates DNA. I mean, you have to like brick them. Chain them and brick them. Yeah, chain them and brick them so they stay at the bottom. You know, I thought the other day I was running by a construction site. Like, what if you put somebody in concrete? Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh.

Lion King. Tiger King. Lion King. Carol Baskin's husband or something. No, he was fed to the, allegedly. But one of the theories was they used in the concrete. What were you going to say, Bobby? One of the theories.

So the movie, there was a whole movie based on it on Netflix. I bet you I can get you there. And he was head of like the Teamsters, the Union. Robert De Niro was in it. Oh, the Irishman. Jimmy Hoffa. So they can't, they don't know where his body is. So he was a labor union

leader. The last time they saw him was like outside of a restaurant in the 70s. They presume him murdered, but it's like we mentioned a minute ago. They never found the body. And if you don't find the body, you don't really have anything. They have nothing.

And so people think he's buried like under a stadium and the concrete, like things like that. So when he disappear, 75, that it says. And they didn't declare him dead until the 80s. But yeah, I've thought about that stuff. I don't ever, but I don't want to have to do it. But do I think I could get. That's what you do. It's just the thought of like, chop or you melt them or put, yeah.

Like I've just been thinking like if I wanted to get rid of something. Like, how would I do that? Where would I put them? And I think too. like, should I go ahead and get chemicals now when I don't need them? Because where they end up getting you. Yeah, the carbon copy. Where they end up getting you is, well, this crime happened.

So for this crime to have happened, we need to go trace back and see who bought this around this place. And it's a you. Sorry to the Google search that they look. Yeah. So it's like, should I just kind of get ready now, even though I hope I never have to do it? How much time do you have to wait? If you get it now, how much time you have to wait? Forever.

You never know what it's going to happen. I know. But what if something comes up tomorrow and you're like, okay, got all the stuff. I can't use those chemicals. It's too early. You're like, I got to go find a different plant.

Wood chipper. I can probably find one of those much cheaper. I'm going to have to buy a boat like now. You don't think you're going to get flagged for buying a wood chipper. Yeah.

But if I buy it now and I use it in seven years, no. Because I'll just chip wood on Instagram a couple times to show I use it. Anyway, that was number 10. They never found out

what happened to those kids, ever. They were just gone. Yeah, and it's too late now. You say the 40s? Yep. It's too late. Number nine, the Montau project, which was the inspiration for Stranger Things.

Oh. So, I don't want to make this a conspiracy theory thing, but theories claim the U.S. military conducted secret experiments on mind control, time travel, and interdimensional portals at Camp Hero in Montauk, New York. Now, we did talk about, I think on yesterday's,

was that yesterday we were talking about MK Ultra? Yeah, yesterday. So it was an extension of the MK. Ultra experiments. So there are a dollar. documents that you can go that were redacted and hidden that are now you have to like look to find them but you can see where they were trying to figure out if some of this stuff was real or not and it's a bit now of government disinformation and urban legend and some real information and fabricated stories but the thing you do is you just put so many stories out there and so many fake ones

people just believe everything's fake it's like the best way to lie have a little bit of just we need a little bit of truth but then you just code cover it up with so that is what stranger things is kind of based on

that that what they call the other side the other side the upside down the upside down thank you yeah like that's a

that was an extension of MK Ultra but they don't have enough information on it to go to say what they found do you think

we'll ever do time travel like if it's not even done yet do you think we'll ever figure that out Come on. It's something I think about a lot.

But don't you say if we had you would... No, we don't have it. I'm not saying if we have it yet. Like, do you think... Let's assume we don't have it yet. But I think you're thinking of time travel as in time is linear, which most of us do. I hear you.

I would think of time travel in the way of splitting timelines, meaning in back to the future, he couldn't see himself. He saw himself. Boom. The world explodes, kind of. That happens in a lot of time travel movies. You can't see your stuff. self because then you know where you could probably if it were to be found and happened what

would you would just be in a split timeline more so than in the same timeline and if there are infinite timelines that are actually happening where you're doing all these different things based on every singular decision you ever made so I tried so hard to follow you yeah I don't because I'll do this for a long time yeah because I love talking about it but a multiverse yes back to the future linear, one timeline, one life, no. What's your question? If you think we'll ever develop a time machine. I used to think that if there was a time machine, that I would come back and tell myself,

I'd break the rules to do that and that I would know. What if you tried to break the rules and they wouldn't let you? I don't think that's the case. I think... You would never be normal if you told yourself. but here's the thing. I don't think it's about telling myself, do I think I've done that?

No. But do I think that I have made some decisions that I look back at and go, man, like, for some reason I got extremely educated in this one specific part and then all of a sudden, I need to make a decision based on what I was extremely educated in

and knocked it out of the park. Why in the world did I make that decision? Do I think I would have led me there through things like that? instead of, hey, dude, here's an envelope with a secret in it, I think that would have been how I would have done it. Because playing the odds from where I come from to where I am now, that doesn't happen a whole lot, honestly. Like poverty kid in a trailer park, getting to do what I do now, doesn't happen a whole lot. And I think I have earned it all, but there have been some odd times where I decided I'm really going to focus and learn this.

I need to learn this and to get better at this. and then an opportunity presented itself to where the skill set that I just developed allowed me to, and then I'm like,

what? So I think that would be the presentation to me had I been able to do that. It would be me showing up under the tail being like, hey man, invest in Apple.

So. You think this has happened? No, I don't, but I think that if it would happen, if it has, and if it does in my lifetime,

that would have been how I communicated with myself in a very indirect way. So what do I know about the future? We know nothing about the future. We're finding things out all the time, even scientifically, that we never knew. Probably not in our lifetime. Ever? I think everything gets figured out until the Earth starts over again.

And that's probably happened three, four, five, six times. Where we've gotten to such an advanced civilization or we've developed, let's just say, let's use nuclear weapons as an example. nuclear weapons where we exploded and well, Earth went away and then we have to start over. Yeah, restart. And you really you're starting from scratch. Again, single cell here we go. So who knows how many times that's happened

but I think if the Earth's able to go long enough, yes, because you start to learn more about dimensional which would I was talking. But don't ask me that see if you ask me that I'll be here for a while because I do think about that a lot. I know. Especially my theory of did I help myself like did future me help myself now and if I did it's not how I thought it would be

walking and handed me a note or sending me a text or showing up behind a corner going hey come here it would have been some of the random things that's happened that has encouraged me to do things I probably wouldn't have done or learned things I probably wouldn't have learned that's all that satisfy your answer yeah did you stop listening no okay number eight the ghost ship of the

SS or rang meaden. It's a hoax maybe. It's a distress signal from this ship claimed that the entire crew was dead. They're like, we're out, we're out. When a rescue team arrived, they found the crew frozen. And their expressions were all like, like, ah.

Well, yeah. Then the ship exploded. So everybody's frozen on it. Then the ship exploded. Theories, carbon monoxide poisoning from a boiler. Yeah, but they wouldn't have been. that they were smuggling chemical weapons and that is what caused them

to be exposed to toxins or just a completely fabricated sea legend. So that is an unanswered question from finger quote history. You know, more are you done? What else do you got? Well, lunche doesn't listen to half the crap

because I don't look at it at lunchbox. I don't even understand what we're, I mean, number seven, the Mary Celeste mystery. She's an American merchant ship. Mary Celeste, the name of the ship, was found adrift in the Atlantic Ocean. crew fully stocked no signs of struggle. Like Mary Celeste, which is out there, it's like you found

a party boat, a party barge, full of beer and alcohol and full of gas, it's running, and there's nobody around for... No captain? Nothing. For sure, One-Eyde-Willy was on there. One-I-Willy is from... Goonies.

Or is that Pirates of the Caribbean? Well, so one of the theories is pirates got the boat. Yeah. But they didn't take the stuff. Because it's full of stuff. Okay, most unexplained things in American history I'll give you a couple other ones Maybe you know about it The Lost Colony of Roanoke

Do you guys care about that one? Wait a second No Are these the natives? Over 100 English settlers disappear from Roanoke Island Leave it behind one cryptic word Carved into a post The word was like, it's not Croatian

But it's like Croatian With an O instead of a But they wrote that in That's it That's the one word. They were all gone. 100 settlers, gone, disappeared.

One word. They don't know who, like, did the people that took them right it or the people that got taken righted? The theory, there's a couple theories. One, they integrated with a tribe, which feels weird to me. Maybe that's, yeah.

The two, they were killed by a local tribe or Spanish forces. And they can talk about droughts and stuff, but I mean, 100 settlers were just gone with a word written. And then it goes to, what about aliens? can something have come down

an alien is a funny word Little Green Men and they wrote Croatia Well Croatian They could have misspelled it I don't think so They probably didn't speak English

DB Cooper We talked about that Oh yeah D B Cooper hijacked a plane demanded $200,000 bucks and then jumped out in a parachute Never be seen again

And they found money on the ground He Was just gone Like did he make it They got drawings of this dude And so the theories are one, he made it, we never knew who he was. Two, he died while jumping. The money was discovered, some of it was, near a river. So the DB Cooper thing's wild and people still debate

on that one. Do you know about that one, lunchbox? Yeah, I do know about that one. And that one is, that one's actually interesting because I've heard of it. Some of these are from like the, I don't even know when. So it's like so far back that I'm like, ah, they know, you're never going to know. But this guy, probably died on the way down. When was this? I was like in the 60s. Yeah, I think 70s, 71 maybe. Is it 70s? I toss my sheet. I think it was 70s.

Edgar Allan Poe's death. Do you know what he wrote, by the way? Edgar Allan Poe was found Delirious in Baltimore wearing clothes that weren't his. Which is why they're the Ravens, by the way, the Baltimore Ravens. Yeah. Like, how long ago was Edgar Allan Poe alive? 1849 was the death of him.

Okay, number one. So he was found Delirious in Baltimore wearing clothes that weren't his and he kept calling out the name Reynolds. He died shortly after. They don't know what happened. So the theories are common alcohol poisoning, but also like rabies, which if you got a bit by something then, it wasn't like you went to the doctor and they knew what was going on, carbon monoxide poisoning or brain disease, or something they called cooping, which is forced election fraud where people were kidnapped, drugged, and then made to vote multiple times. And they, what? That's It's kind of the lead theory that they feel like that's what happened to him.

He was cooped. Kind of a cool name, but not a cool thing. The Phoenix Lights from 1997. Thousands of people in Arizona reported seeing a massive silent V-shaped formation of lights hovering in the sky. Thousands of people, not three that were drunk outside a trailer park. Yep. So the theories are secret military aircraft testing,

a natural atmospheric phenomenon, or extraterrestrial activity. But unexplained. This is the 90s. Two. Oh, man, I've read so much about the Amelia Earhart disappearance. And, like, pictures that she may be in the background of if she was, like, taken. So, Amelia Earhart tried to do what, lunchbox? Fly across the Atlantic.

Fly around the world. That's what I meant. She and her navigator disappeared over the Pacific. No wreckage was found, which is... So she was on the end of her journey. Yeah, towards the end. Coming back around because she had left the... So they, you know, did Japan take her?

They find her and get her. Like, that's really one of the theories. The easiest one is it just crashed and sank in the ocean, right? They crash, just sink in the ocean, it's down in the ocean. But nothing is ever washed up. The ocean also pretty big. And if it's in the middle of it, pretty big. It's like that one flight that disappeared.

Yeah, the Malaysian. Oh, yeah, that's crazy. Another one of the popular theories that landed on a remote island and then perish there. but the real one is they were captured by the Japanese because Japanese believed they were spies and they might have been I'd be like you haven't gotten word I'm Amelia Earhart I'm trying to be

the first woman to fly around the world but that's the cover and the news was different like you couldn't how do you tell the whole world you're flying across the world then but famous people were often to cover as spies yeah oh so you believe that one the spy do I think

probably yeah probably you think she was a spy I think there was probably some spy-ish activities happening. Even if it wasn't her main thing, I do think that they probably were involved in gathering intelligence, yes. Really? Yeah. I think that happened throughout history with many, many famous people because they're famous and you know them. It's hiding in plain sight.

Number one's a Zodiac killer. A serial killer in California taunted police with, like, letters and like codes, very cryptic codes. and was never caught. There's a new Netflix documentary about it where they think they got it. But even then, it's like, did they really, was it multiple people? Oh, they never caught anyone?

Copycats, maybe. Multiple suspects have been named, including Arthur Lee Allen and Gary Post, but none were proven definitively. Some people do believe the Zodiac was never one person but a group. And maybe a group working together, maybe a group of people that weren't.

But the thing was, if they weren't working together and it was copycats, usually copycats aren't as smart as the original and all of them were like unable to be caught which is why they believe it was the same person whomever it is dead now but it's like Jack the Ripper oh yeah

I do think if I were back then I didn't I could have been a serial killer easily you got in away with it I do you think that because if they don't see you do it you didn't do it you could have gotten away the needs there's no DNA

there's no DNA evidence there's no evidence there's nothing really that's how you get away with anything even like in the same 60s. You commit crimes like crazy. That's why Ted Bundy just moved states. Oh, yeah, I know.

They didn't even talk to each other states. Right. It was like Dukes of Hazards where they'd be like, wow, it's another state. Get to that county line, man. Get to that county line. So, okay, well, maybe that wasn't the desired audience for that segment. I thought it was. I mean, something's just over my head.

You think too deep. No, I don't think it's deep. About like the linear time travel. And I'm like, what in the world? I don't know what that means. So I'm just like, because that's not what you're into. No, what I'm saying. I'm not saying, I'm saying I don't understand it.

So I'm like, no, I get it. I don't even know what he was saying. When he's saying linear time travel, I'm like, I don't know what that means. No, just linear. Like time is understood to be linear, meaning in a straight line, like TikTok, tick talk, tick talk, time only goes one direction. Linear. Oh, yeah, it does.

It goes that way. Linear. Can't go backwards. But like other things in life, you know, not like. linear. You could if you have a time machine like Eddie asked. Yeah, that's why we talked about that. That was it.

All right. All right. Collie, I'm still thinking about that guy from Hobby Lobby. Yeah, that's terrible, man. And we've told that story. I know you have. I just,

I don't know. I've heard that. Now that I've had a little moment with it, I do remember now and I am just like shocked. I remember like one day you forgot your lunch and you ate a bunch of pay days? Yeah, pay days. And got sick. why I've not had one since.

Like, I remember that story. It wasn't lunch. It was dinner because it was after school. Okay. Forget the details, man. Yeah, but I'm just saying I didn't know about the two. The machine guy. He's told payday way more than he's told.

The other one's dark. And I didn't work there when it happened. It was after, I was gone. Dead day. But it was just, hey, did you hear? I wonder if he was involved in something else. Stop. You know what I mean?

No, I don't. There was no reason to think that at all. But he had the money and they were walking out of the back. Just take the money. You don't have to put me in the car. compactor and then... That's what you would do, but... But why would you think he was involved in anything?

Oh, I don't know. Because I'm like, why else... Because Amy watches too many crime shows where everybody is tied to something. I'm like, maybe he knew something else. I'm not saying he was a bad person in any way, but like maybe somehow they're like, we need to get rid of this guy. To me, just like the Hobby Lobby money bag? They could have just killed him to rob them and then they were like, oh, crap, we got

to do something with the money. Yeah, maybe killed him accidentally. They didn't mean to kill him? Sure. Or you just kill him to rob him. That I can get behind. No, because like, now you're... Why take the money and if you get caught, you're in jail for stealing money.

You murder him. Now you're in jail for murder. Yeah, you're very different. I hear you, but you're putting a rational question on an irrational act. Yeah. Where if you go up and rob somebody and all of a sudden they're like, no, and they pull a gun or knife on you, you just shoot him and kill them because you feel threatened and you're the one that was robbing. So now we get something with the boss. I understand.

Yeah, that's it. That's crazy. It's crazy. Totally. Well, I'm going to give that a C-minus. That's what I do in my room by myself, I guess. You do it later today I do it all again

That one wasn't done That one wasn't received very well What are you guys What are you guys Okay that's it I think there's anything else today That I needed to get to In the post show

It's not the post show anymore Extra podcast I'm I work Let's see what's Is this something Mike? I don't know True this is I don't want to

Yeah it's a Facebook post What is it say it. It's about the hobby lobby. Mm-mm. What's it about? Amelia. You know what? I'm not, that's not for me to read because that is too, I never, hey, I never heard

that before. If you really cite a Facebook comment, too. If we have to cite Facebook comments. Like from our page? Nah. Nah. Just tell us what it had to do with. Nah. The boat in the ocean with all the stuff?

Yep, that one. Time travel. From the future. Oh, the colony. From the future. told myself, don't do this segment that Mike is put up on the screen because you might get in trouble. So, okay, cool. Thank you guys. And we will see tomorrow. Bye, everybody. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care what you're saying. Yep, that's me.

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