The Bobby Bones Show - THURS PT 2: Famous People Who Commented On Bobby’s Pregnancy Announcement + Bobby On Country Couples Being Fake + People Think Eddie Is Dead + Morgan Calls Out Eddie On Hypocrisy

Episode Date: September 25, 2025

Bobby talked about the most famous people with the most followers who commented on the post. Bobby talked about starting the Netflix Charlie Sheen documentary.  Amy talked about why she is so infatuated with White House history. Lunchbox talks about a twist in the Coldplay CEO scandal…the story that won’t go away. Bobby shared why people think Eddie is dead. Morgan called out Eddie with things he said he was going to do and never did after he made fun of her yesterday.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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So we committed to it. And it's two episodes or like an hour and 20 minutes each. And the first one's a little slow. But it's pretty good. He has three stages of life. He has partying, partying with problems. problems. And so we got through all the way of partying. And we got through partying with problems some of it. But it's pretty good. Okay. You root for him. He's likable, but you

understand he wouldn't be that likable if he was messed up. But he's likable. But he's a really good-looking guy. Like when he was young. You forget. Because I don't see that now. I just see Charlie Sheen the dude that's out of his mind. But he's been sober for seven or eight years at this point. Oh, good. That's a long time. He's done so much. and he's done so many crazy things that you forget some of the crazy things. Yeah, like I just think of what in Twitter first came out. Yeah, the winning and Tiger Blood and stuff. Yeah.

But even like when he came out and said he was HFB positive, like I forgot about that until the documentary. Oh, totally forgot. Until you just said that. Yeah, I just totally remember that. I forgot about his first wife that I'd only read about. There was a model he did a commercial with. They got divorced after like five months.

Has anybody else watched this? Mike, have you watched it yet? I started it, but it didn't get far into it. like any book or documentary, they do a lot of the, this is how I grew up stuff that sets the stage. So the first episode's a lot of that. But also interesting, like Emilio Estevez was the star before him. And he was the younger brother.

Because Martin Sheen is actually Martin Estevez. And he had, what, four kids, I think. Maybe six, but maybe four brothers. I'm not sure. But yeah, Emilio Estabez was the younger brother, but he made it quicker. And my wife and I were watching it. What do I know him from? And I said, I don't know, Mighty Duck.

She goes, Gordon Bombay? Oh, yeah. And so Charlie Sheen was Carlos Estevez all through high school. Even when he started acting, he was Carlos Estevez. And when he changed it up, because he wasn't having much luck, he said, I'm going to change my name to Charlie Sheen after his dad's stage name. And that's how it happened. Why didn't Emilio do Sheen? I guess just wanted to use his real name.

Maybe in his documentary. Yeah. They weren't a part of Charlie's. The two people that didn't want to be in it was the dad and the brother. Oh, really? They were like, they will not take part in this. They put that up at the very beginning. But him and, what's the guy's name?

Big actor, very involved in Haiti. Older now. Oh, Sean Penn. Sean Penn were like kid friends. They grew up in the same town in Malibu. So it's pretty good. I think it's only going to get better. He talks about one of it.

He got to fly a plane with like three. people on the plane. So he was just, he was drunk out of his mind and maybe high out of his mind too. And the pilot, it was like a French airline. And the pilot was a big fan. And Charlie Sheen was like, I was so messed up. And he said, I said, the pilot wants to take a picture with you. So he goes up and he's like, cool, it'd be really cool if I could wear the hat. The pilot lets him wear the hat. He goes, it'd be really cool if I could wear the jacket too. Pilot lets him wear the jacket. He's like, man, this would really like rounded out if I could sit in the seat. So the pilot lets him sit in the seat. No way. And Charlie Sheen's like, I was sitting there and he said, I knew it was on

autopilot. And he was like, this thing on autopilot? And the guy, the pilot goes, not anymore. And he said, I sat there and I was like moving the plane. No. She said, I had my hands on the controls and there were, it was a full flight. No way. Oh my. My full commercial flight. And he said, I'm like moving it. And, you know, it was slow, but, you know, I was going a little left. He's gone a little right. And he said, before it got out of hand, because they knew it was going to get out of hand. They went, put it back on autopilot. That is crazy. And he was like, that was early.

And then even he was like, I felt like I could get away with anything. But him and Nick Cage were like boys in Hollywood at the same time. Like they were running brothers. We're doing lots of drugs. And apparently, once Nick Cage took over the airplane, they talked about this, where he got on the mic and was like, we're going to die. So he yelled something out like that. And so they got arrested as soon as they landed.

the cops all got him and Charlie Sheens I got a bag of cocaine taped to the inside of my leg and I knew we were going to jail forever and the guys were fans of them they're like you guys can go ahead and go but it was like yeah all this stuff was happening I kept getting away with everything so

I had no rules like even if I knew there were rules I was showed over and over again that I didn't play by the same rules so super interesting he probably almost died five six times but yeah it's pretty good

We'll probably finish it today. What's it on? Netflix. Yeah. Yeah, I keep seeing it pop up, but. He's doing a lot of interviews for it now. Yeah, I see the TikTok clips. Mm-hmm.

Yeah. So you can watch that. Do you watch... Task, saving up. You can start now. No, I'm saving up because I... That's smart. That's why I keep seeing Charlie on Netflix,

so that's where scandal is, and I'm just trying to get through that. I'm almost done. But you're going to... Some of the stuff's going to get revealed to you because that show's starting to be really big. You're going to see things online. Task or...

Yeah, Task. I haven't seen anything about it. task now that I keep saying task over and over start popping up but no no no no I'm good it's it's it's the best show out now okay I'm looking forward to having multiple to watch are you watching anything now scandal no anything that's like actually being made like like like if you asked me that and I said Gilligan's Island you'd be like no it doesn't yeah well I was doing summary turn pretty but it ended yeah and so now I'm waiting on task and then I I will watch that Netflix movie, and I think there's another one that came out, kind of similar.

So I'll probably watch that this weekend. We got to the point we hit play on a Netflix series about, it's called Billionaires and Bunkers or something like that. It's a fictional series. And hit play, we always will look up Rotten Tomatoes. And it was like 38%. We're like, we're out. And that's how we got on the Charlie Sheen one.

But if you don't have a plan going into a streaming service, you won't find anything to watch. Like if you don't have a plan, you'll just deck around and look at the thumbnail of like 30 different shows. So what's your plan? We were going to commit in the first five minutes to something. We were only going to do it on Netflix.

Like our plan is we're going to go into Netflix, find something on Netflix. Because if we don't, we don't find anything on Netflix. Like, okay, let's go to Amazon. Look around. I don't know. This looks okay.

Let's go over to HBO. Then we've just spent 26 minutes looking for something and not starting anything. At this point, we could have watched a whole episode of something and realize something sucked. And that's better than what we had done,

which was, well, nothing. So yeah, you got to have a plan going in. When there are a lot of options, almost nothing is good enough if you don't have a plan. That's what's up. Let's go around the room. You want to go?

Sure. Go. So I saw that I guess the White House put up this President Hall of Fame thing and it's like pictures of every single president. And I'm like, what is wrong

with these people? Okay, so it's every president in this long haul. Have you seen any pictures or videos of it? Yeah. Oh, you did? And then when it gets to Biden,

there's no picture of his fake. It's an auto pin. It's an auto pin. Because an auto pins have been used by presidents. All presidents have used way back. Yes. It's used. However, I guess they have documented how many times each president used it and Biden notoriously used it. Biden was, I don't even know if you knew what a pin was at that point. Could he grip it? I know. I know. Yeah, but they all used it. They all used it. So it's not just Biden, but I guess he used it the most. And it's just like such a little immature dig.

It's the greatest trolling administration ever. Yeah, so you have all, every president, and then it's just a pen, an auto pin, a picture of it. And it also alludes to the fact that did Biden even make some of the decisions where he was signing it or were other people just signing stuff on his back? Probably both. Yeah. Yeah, probably both. Anyway, I think I'm into like presidential White House stuff because I am so into scandal right now. I'm so deep in that season six threw me and I felt like you, Bobby, because.

because I was like, what just happened? And I start researching stuff and I'm reading like threads and everybody's comments about it. And then I have to be like, this isn't real. This isn't real. I haven't seen that show in so long. And I think I finished it all. I'm pretty sure I finished it all. I thought I had to.

But there's no way I finished season six because if I had finished season six, I would have these exact same thoughts. And I know I didn't have these. And it's having a resurgence because now it's on Netflix. So even some of the threads were just written like two weeks ago where people are bagging on season six and I found out six straight to a streaming service then and it wasn't on network television no I think it was on network television but who knows what happened with life like why we didn't finish it but what shonda rhymes had written or what the creators or the writers had put together was too close to

real life what was happening with Russia that last minute they had to pivot the storyline and just write something because it didn't make sense really to me and I was like wow I know these shows are not real, but also they're kind of real. They bring in consultants who have been close to administrations that can say a lot, but not all. So a lot of these do mirror reality because they bring in people that have dealt with the

reality in a way. Yeah. I'm like, they should just kept it. Who cares if it was too close to being real? Just keep what you got, but maybe they were scared or something. Lunchbox. Okay, this is the story that won't go away. Coldplay, concert, Kiss Cam. Well, apparently now they're saying the girl that was

in the CEO's arms, you know, and they were swaying back and forth. Her husband was also on a date at that Coldplay concert. But they were already split. Otherwise, they were already split, but I'm just saying like, this is just getting crazier that he's sitting there with his chick at the concert and then there's his what, I mean, separated wife in the arms of a dude, like, so crazy. I wonder if they both knew they'd be at the concert with somebody else because they were separated from what I've read. Yeah. So it's okay. They had the agreement. They could date other people.

But I wonder if they both knew they'd be at that same concert if they communicated enough to know that. Because if they didn't and he saw her up there, that's funny. What are the odds? Yeah. And then it goes so viral. Because she did nothing wrong as far as she didn't cheat. Now, what she knew about the CEO, if he was married. Who knows?

But she didn't do anything wrong as far as she cheat. She didn't cheat because they had a separation in place. But he's the one that did wrong. Because he was married and... Yeah. Yeah, and there's been no reports about them being separate. There's also got to be something about that. Because if you're that smart of a person that's running a company,

because that's a pretty progressive company, you're that smart of a guy to be the CEO of a billion-dollar company. You usually don't make really stupid decisions like you're going to be at a very public concert in your area and have your arms around somebody else. I would understand if you're doing that in a hotel room because everybody can't see you. You're not out in the public.

That just seems like a really stupid decision to make by somebody who's supposed to be pretty smart. Especially with an employee. Like it's like doubly stupid. So, yeah, I saw that. Pretty interesting. I got to go back and look at the video. Like, so was he the one that got away first? No, she dove.

She dove first, okay. She dove left. So weird. A lot of times in these situations, there are understandings that maybe the Jen Pop doesn't know about. Yeah. I know there are situations. in our world in country music where there are married couples and they bang other people. And online, yeah.

Who? And like, I'm going to say that here. And online, like, the happiest couple ever, happiest couple ever. And either they're miserable in their marriage or they've just agreed we're just going to bang other people. Or the dude just is allowed to cheat. Because when he's gone, hey, you do your own thing and I'll do my own thing. Like, that happens. So, and I also will say that if it works and it's not cheating if you're honest about it.

cheating is deception, but there's just an agreement. There's an arrangement. And it seems to me like there had to be something in play here, especially with her for sure, because they were separated. The play is probably, who cares, we're living our own lives until we get divorced. But with him, too smart of a guy to do something so stupid. Now I don't know that. But that's what I think.

Why did it take so long first to find out that her estranged husband was also at the show? Because she wasn't the main part of the story. It was him. He was the CEO. The part of that story was she was HR and he was the CEO. It was a stupid decision by him and also her, but also the other employee that was with them. Like that just kind of dominated the headlines. True.

How did those arrangements go down? Like, how do they go from like, all right. Why you want to know? Now we can cheat a little bit. And he's like so happy to have this conversation. I brought that up to my last year. I'd be like, what do you get out? You're done.

I don't know how they're arranged. and a range of maybe is even in the word. Like a guy could get caught. And he's like, yeah, I got, yeah, I did. And it's like, yeah, well, I don't want to get divorced. So why don't we just make an agreement here? Like, our relationship's not going to be the same, but you can do that, but I'm going to have this much money. I'm going to do this now.

I don't know. I think there are just a lot of factors in play. Some people are just openly, we'll call them swingers, even though that's really not really the word. But yeah, everybody's different. And if it works for the relationship, I have no problem with it. it. They're like, what do I care? It's not my life. And you're not hurting anybody. Like, have at it. If you both know and it makes you better people and better for your kids, great. We got no problem with it. I think traditionally it's hard for that to work. But it's a very

non-traditional business, though, that we're in, too. So you don't have the most traditional people doing non-traditional businesses. I don't know. I thought it was called swinging. Swinging would be like if you're going and you're just switching and, I mean, if you just have agreements, you can go do what you want to do when you do it. I don't know that that's exactly swinging. I think it's open relationships. Oh, sweet, Amy, as you swing together. Yeah, you swing together. Usually like Amy, it's like you and your boyfriend, go to Eddie's house.

We don't know an example. You're thinking of an open relationship. Yes. Yes, that's what you call it. Yeah. Yeah, no, that happens here. That happens here all the time. It's, like, I would say like 40% of country music couples are fake.

40%. That's high. Really? Like their presentation is fake. Something about it of the presentation isn't true or real. Oh. That's what I was. That's it.

But what do I know? Okay. Morgan, your story. Okay, so did you guys see the big theft that happened in California? It's another jewelry store, but this time there was 30 thieves that ran into this jewelry store. It was impressive. All at the same time. Go ahead.

They took away a million dollars worth of things. And so far they've only arrested seven. So I'm really curious why this keeps happening. Like, are they doing it in hopes that they're one of the lucky ones that gets away? Yes. On the big ones, yes. Because you watch them just like It was like a mob of just all these people dressed in black There was only three people with guns

And they just like rush in and rush out And then it's done Yeah you can only catch a certain number of people This is during business hours Yeah it was at like 10 a.m. I think Because the door's unlocked So they don't have to break anything They don't have to pick a lock

Or they just all go in covered And they're only going to catch a few of them It's a numbers game If you knew that you're committing a crime and you're going to get $100,000. But only 10% of the people were going to get caught. Would you do it? Nobody gets hurt, by the way.

So we're going to make that rule too. Nobody gets hurt. I'm in. I'm in. I like the number of chance. No, I have really bad luck. I think I would be one of the one that gets caught. That would be me.

Also, it'd probably be the one that gets away with like $5 worth of something. You look down. Oh, crap. It's not even real gold. Morgan. Like I took the wrong thing. That's also the other thing is how do they split up or do they not split up? but just whatever you grab is what you can hit.

It's whatever you grab. Because that video I saw it, like the door opens, and they're all just running in the door back to back. It's like a line running in. Some of them have bags, and they're just stealing all the stuff. So it's kind of what you can get and then get out. And I don't think it's like, we used to, like, pull tips at the restaurant.

So I hated pulling tips because I was really good at getting tips. And it was like, now I got to pull tips and, like, with another waiter that sucked. I don't think they pulled jewelry. I think what you can get is yours. and so I'd want to be one of the first ones in not first overall but like fifth or sixth out of 30 that way I could still get prime stuff without having to be the first one to the door

oh interesting see I don't know how it went if like I don't remember I watched the video but the first one's in did they go deeper into the store because I think I want to be closer to the door to get out first one in is calling shotgun you get whatever you want yeah they get to their pick but oh man that's just crazy would you go for diamonds watches what would you go for first Depends how we scoped out the store

Because I'm sure one or two people went in Act like they were buying something Maybe did buy something Looked around I'm probably just getting what's close What's the closer-ish And what's expensive or ish I'm taking that

What's the easiest ish to get So whatever kind of fits all that I'm gonna get It sounds fun Well can you also imagine It doesn't sound fun It actually sounds fun You're running there in smash class

No no I'm not freaking somebody out Not talking about that It's not fun It's like there's just a game where like no it's not a crime it's just like here's a jewelry store and you have like supermarket sweets yeah like what are you doing yeah

it would also be risky because there's 30 people you don't have 30 close friends you don't know all those people and so you can't even show them your face what if you have a mole like on your face undercover yeah with 30 people

I'd be a bit worried about that I'd be a bit worried about that yeah I'd be a bit worried about that well and that's what I'm like picturing is like when they all gather is they're all wearing masks and like okay this is the one we're going to hit yeah I don't know what the group is but yeah that's a big group to trust everybody and also

did they ride in the same vehicle how did they all get there multiple vehicles but like they didn't ride the same vehicle it was all like they show up in a bus coordinated and then they can't leave until the bus is full again all right Eddie so this is crazy Amy you like this a rare bird was found in San Antonio they spotted it and it's a hybrid between a bluebird

and a green bird So like a blue jay And there is a green jay Which I didn't even know existed And there's a hybrid They made a baby together And which is so rare in birds Because the little experience I have in birds

Is that there really isn't a lot of Cross breeding in birds Like cardinals breed with cardinals They don't swing They don't swing speaking of swing Which is crazy Like out of all the birds On earth

They don't reproduce with other species And so this is kind of crazy that they actually saw this bird. Oh my gosh. A green jay is beautiful. It looks like a blue jay, but it's green. Oh my God. Eddie, do you know where the green jays are typically found?

Mexico. No way. South Texas. Central America. So we have a shot. I've never seen anything like that before. Me neither. I'm looking at a green jay.

I would just think we're a green bird. No way. You would be, if you saw that in person, I would. If I saw that in person, I would, but you care about birds. I give no craps about birds. Like, I hope they have a good life and stuff. but I don't care.

I would see that and think there's a bird. When you say Green Jay, that's interesting. But it has a little blue head. Yeah. I hear you. I'm looking at a picture. I would think nothing of it if I saw it. I saw like a red bird the other day

that I'd never seen before. I checked it off in my book and I was going to text you, Amy, like, have you ever seen one? It's called a summer tangler. Tengilar? Yeah, you guys have I keep books and stuff. You have a bird book?

That's cool. I like it for you guys. But for me, I just wouldn't care. If I saw a bird with two heads, now we're talking. Like that I could be interested in. Never seen one of those. All right, let me go. Ray, give me voicemail seven.

I just wanted to give a shout out to my wife. Mrs. Lexi Heinlein, today she took her test. She'd become an official teacher in the state of Ohio, and she passed. She has been stressing all weeks and learning things that I don't remember from high school. Hope this gets played on the air and somebody she knows hears it and knows how much her husband was her. Thanks, Bobby. Bye. All right, Miss Lexi Highline.

Highline? Ms. Lexi Heinline? Congratulations. It's awesome. Your husband loves you. That's pretty cool. All right, give me next one. December the 6th and dinner tomorrow.

So I texted the number back and I kind of did what Eddie did. I was like, oh, okay. I don't think that was meant for me, but I'm always down for seafood. And they responded back. Excuse me. Is this Jenny? I'm Josie. I thought you saved my work number.

And I said, no, sorry, wrong person. And they said the exact same thing. Like, oh my God, I dialed the wrong area code. So I just think that's really funny that we both got scammed by Jenny or whoever from wherever trying to get us food. Love the show, thanks, bye. I'm curious as to where the scam comes in because we did this with Eddie, because Eddie got a text and we're like, just follow up. Be like, what up? I'll be your friend.

And then you were getting other texts from other numbers. Correct. Like they passed you off. Like, this guy's easy to get. Right. But where does the scam come in? I don't know because Judy, the person that texted me two weeks, three weeks ago, like, we ended off with, I kept flirting with Judy and then she just stopped talking to me. So if there's a scam coming, I don't know what it is.

Like what if it's just a bunch of lonely people? It's not even a scam. It's just people looking for friends. And here we are going, don't talk to them. Because I even told Judy, like, I'm in Arkansas. She's like, oh, this will never work. I'm in California. I'm like, well, and that's where it ended.

Can you find Mike through a bit of research where the hook is? because at some point this has worked so many times because we're all getting these kind of messages. It's just a random question where you're like oh this must be a wrong number

pick me up at the airport I got another one the other day Chinese food can I treat you to Chinese food tomorrow please? I'm like I love Chinese food how do they know that? Yeah there's a hook somewhere

that comes in and this has worked many times I'm sure or we wouldn't all be getting them so I'm curious let me know when you get that Mike co-buying a home is the new way to make the American dream

happen. This to me feels like that story of creating these joint bank accounts. With a friend. Gen Z is getting creative in order to become homeowners. The median age of homeowners is now 56 because of the current market. So co-buying is a new thing. Nearly 15% of Americans have purchased a home with someone who is not a romantic partner. And a lot of Gen Z, like 70%, say they would or they're going to do that.

If you're doing that as an investment, that makes sense. if it's all drawn out. But man, I can't imagine buying a home with someone else and living with them. What about a vacation home? Like, we split one in Hawaii. And that's probably fine because you're not going at the same time. But if you're having to live there, it's like having a joint bank account. Everything is going to have to be written out exactly.

We're going to each of us pay this much. If you're roommate and two, like I get it if it's what you can do. But you're splitting the bills. You're getting equity, yes. But I mean, you and your friend get into a fight, which roommates do and you break apart? Now it's a legal deal. Yeah. So I think the risk is too much to take.

But I understand why. WJTV with that story. See anything about that, Mike? Essentially, it's a couple of things. One, they're trying to find somebody to know that that number is active. So if they text you and they get a response to like, okay, this number is active. Either they're going to start searching your stuff or your phone number and know that somebody's attached to that. Or they're doing the long con.

They're trying to build trust with you and then eventually hit you with the, here's some crypto. That first one sounds good. give you crypto? Or like make you buy, like, here's this link to like, I'm doing some kind of crypto scam. That's what the FTC is saying about this. So the two ones are, one, you're active on that number, so we'll try to attack you a different way. Yeah. Or two, there is a long con to it. Never heard the long con. That's pretty fun, though. What are you doing? I'm in the middle of long con. The CDC says there's drug-resistant nightmare bacteria on the rise in the U.S. researchers report that infections from a drug-resistant nightmare bacteria increased 70%

from 2019 to 2023 these bacteria jumped more than five-fold in recent years with only two antibiotics that's even effective against them routine infections like urinary tract infections could become chronic problems as these bacteria spreads CBS news that's not good I'll deal with it when it gets me what are you going to do what are you going to do leading up to it just wash your hands

That was the deal with my MRSA. What? There was no antibiotic that could kill it. They had to try like, I don't know, 15 antibiotics, and finally they found one that can actually do something to it. You had to try that many? Yeah, because my body was resistant. I mean, that was my, I don't know, like 10th, 10th infection.

My assumption is too, you had to try them individually, so that was time. So you tried one and you waited and you had to see if it weren't. Yeah, like the first five, it was the same doctor, and he would just give me the same one and they would go away. would come back. And then finally, like, I got another one. I went to another doctor and they tried other ones. And then I think after so many tries of different antibiotics, my body was just resistant to all of them. And then they finally found one that was like super potent. That was the one at Duke Hospital and then it worked. That's the thing about antibiotics though. You take them a lot.

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People are going to think Eddie's dead. Why? Why? Because of the golf thing that we're doing at Amy's charity? Oh, because it says in honor. Oh, in honor. The sign says in honor of Eddie's dyslexia. Yeah, but if you just look at it immediately, you're going to think of an honor of Eddie. And there's a picture of me on it?

Well, Amy hit me yesterday and was like, hey, can I, you care if I put a picture of Eddie on the sign? I was like, please do. Yeah. I can bring it. With angel wings. I said put you on clouds. The sign turned out really cute. How big is it?

Big enough. 18 by 24. Nice. Looks like a big box. Nice. Speaking to Eddie, Morgan wants to talk about... Here we go.

What? What does you want to talk about? Well, you keep... Looking at a computer? Morgan, would you like to take the second? Yeah, yeah. So you keep... Whenever we reference my relationship,

you're like, well, you said that before. You've said this before. Yeah. So I wanted to bring some things to the forefront that you have said before. Oh, it's a battle. Oh, no. If you can reference things that she said and hold that against her, she has some things that you've said that she wants to hold against you.

Okay, but it's only been one thing that I say that she says all the time. But you keep referencing it. So I feel like it's time that we show you that we all say a lot of things on the show over the course of time. And it's just what happens in the moment. but I just want you to also have a recognizable situation. Okay, go ahead. How many do you have? I have.

Oh my gosh, look at the list. It's an extensive list. It looks like more than 10. I have 14. Okay, here we go. 14 things that I say all the time. This is over the past year and a half. Number one.

He said he was going to sell smoking chickens as a side business. I already answered that question. I can't do it. Right. And he no longer is. He no longer is. You could if you really wanted to. If you prioritized it, you could.

Risky. Right. He does not... He's not a man of his word. Well, whoa, whoa, let's see what the rest of these are. Yes, go ahead. He said he wanted to get a hair transplant. He did not get one.

I shaved my head. Same thing. Okay. You said you wanted a hair transplant, though. And then I offered to pay for it. And send you to Turkey where they do the best and you're like, ah, I'm backing out. There's something else that you didn't live up to. Go ahead.

He said he was going to start a 401K way back in 2023. Eddie, have you started a 401K? 2023? Gosh, it's been two years. No, I already have an existing one. You found out. I found out that I have an existing one, yes. But one that you don't have access to it.

Currently have not activated this one. It feels like somebody who lost their crypto password. Eddie doesn't really know how to get into this account. The old one? Yeah, no, I don't know. Can you get into that 401K? I can probably tell someone that exists. Can you merge them?

You probably have. Can. Yeah. I do have... Merge it. That means you have another one. With the one I would start here. Okay.

Yes, because that would be the best way to do it, right? Like start with a little bit of income. Then why don't you do that? I have a meeting with a finance guy in like a couple weeks. Abbees? Nope. Nope. Okay, what else, Morgan?

He said he was going to do grayscale on his phone. I think that lasted maybe a day. No, I did it. I did it. I have gray scale. Right? I don't know what that means. No, you were going to do the full phone.

That's not. That's not it. Black? There's red. There's little red on it. The red dots. But I mean, look, everything on there is black. Is that not gray scale?

It's not all black. There's like gold. That whole thing is color. It's bright red. Like even look, my computer, I took all the whites out of my computer. So now I ride on a black screen. That's nighttime mode. That's nighttime mode.

Okay. Well, I guess I don't know what gray scale is. So you said you were going to do it. You didn't even know what it was. Okay. He thought he had stomach cancer, but he didn't it. Maybe it was just gas. No, it's popcorn.

Popcorn. I answered that. I went to the movie theater. A lot of popcorn. Go ahead. So there's that one. He said he was going to get tested for kidney donation, particularly to his uncle. Did that ever happen? Didn't talk about that. All right. What else? He said he was going to be a consultant for a company for their social media presence, but we never really heard about that again.

That'd be a nightmare for that company. What was that? What was that again? What did I say? You were going to consult a company on their social media. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. We had meetings. I think of the one, two, three, four, five, six people in this room, I would hire four people before you. Whoa. Wow. People.

I would for sure. Well, the genius. You hire her. Morgan and Mike and Amy and for sure me all before I would hire you to consult social media. Do you not think so? No. No, because I don't know anything about social media. You literally don't.

I know how to post. Yeah. That's what you do. I have to write a caption. No, I don't think you do that. Man, I met with this company and the feedback that I got afterwards. They were like, that was so good. We cannot wait to work with you again.

And how's that been going? Well, we only met one time. Yeah. Yeah. But they couldn't wait to work with you again. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

They paid me, though. Though. They paid me. Yeah. Okay. For that one time. Which is awesome. Can you imagine if I travel to different companies and like just be like, all right, let me check

your social media. I can't because you're not good at it. Stop saying that. You saying that's going to make them believe that I'm not good at it. You're not working for them. anymore. Correct. Well, what do they call me? Then I am. I'm a floating consultant. Okay. What else got, Morgan? He said he wants to be on Jeopardy, but he actually won't do anything to be on it. Wasn't it Jeopardy? No, get your facts straight. Sorry. Okay. Wheel of Fortune. But also you said you wanted to be on Jeopardy too. This list may be invalid. Oh, one thing. I like a lunchbox in the background. It's Wheel of Fortune.

But you won't actually do anything to go on it? Yes, I am. No. Okay. Next up. Okay. He said he could eat 108 shrimp. I ate them. He did. Yeah, he did. I ate them in front of everyone. All 108. Yes.

He did eat the shrunk. They were like, sorry. She's scraping, man. You should have said hot dogs. You should have said hot dogs. Oh, it's on there. Don't worry. Don't worry.

You screwed up. I don't know. I think I'm kind of over the list. Hold on. There's three really good ones. Okay. He thought he had hepatitis A after eating frozen fruit. I don't remember that.

I don't remember that either. Yeah, there was a recall and you assume, but it wasn't even in our states. Look, if I'm ever, like, if I'm a woman and my dude's like, I got hepatitis, and it's from eating fruit. I'm like, you're lying. You are a liar and likely excuse. Is hepatitis a STD? I don't know that it's considered an STD,

but it is a disease that you can. Well, hepatitis B and C are STDs. Are they considered STDs? Oh, wow, wow. Yes, they are. It's an infection. But you can also get them through sharing needles. Yeah, I guess that's why I didn't consider it an STD.

You could, like you can't really get herpes from needles. Right. Wait, didn't lunchbox have this? It's just a viral infection. Wrong, Eddie had tuberculosis. Oh, got it. A lot different, man. It is different.

It is different. I'm sorry. She's done. Yeah. Let's come to a conclusion here. Okay, also, he said he had 70 pot. I would just pick your best five. Listen, I just had to go.

Yeah, because now we get 14 and now we're against her. because we were bored out of our mind. Okay, but I had to go through the whole list because that was even just in the last year and a half. But he tried to eat the hot dogs. He did give an attempt. He just threw up. But I'm just making a point that like we say things and that's happening in the moment. And I think it's something that we should let go, Eddie.

What do you hold against her? Who? Morgan? Yeah. Nothing. That she said what? Oh, she's talking about you referencing. Oh, she's talking about when she talks about her boyfriend.

Yeah. And she says like, oh, no, this is different. Like we got it. She said that with every boyfriend. I really don't think I have. but also point proven that like you say things and do you want to be held accountable for every single thing you've ever said?

Well, yeah, it's true. Okay. Like the popcorn, I can't be held. I mean, that's not true. The popcorn shrimp. Like he really thought there was something wrong with him with the popcorn. He thought he was dying.

Cancer, all those. Cancer is not funny. I don't think that should be on the list. Thank you, lunchbox. Do you see the story about the, he was like an off-duty deputy. He was in the porta-potty, and somebody went and dumped the porta-potty.

and so he came out and he shot a 15-year-old kid. Oh, no. The kid will survive. Okay. Oh, gosh. So I can read you some of this from Fox 19. A press secretary for Cuyahoga County said the off-duty deputy was working a secondary security job in East Cleveland when he needed to use a portable toilet. While inside, someone tipped over the toilet.

When the deputy got out, he reportedly encountered multiple people, one of whom he reported pulling a gun from his waistband. The deputy fired his weapon. The group fled the scene. Later, a 15-year-old boy with a gunshot wound showed up at University Hospital. Officers believed the teen was shot by the deputy. The teen is expected to survive. The deputy wasn't hurt. So, that's from Fox 19. There isn't any proof that anybody had any proof that anybody had a gun on their waistband, but also why would the cop start shooting if people didn't have a gun on their waistband? But they did dump the cop over, and I think I had probably shot at somebody too. If they dumped me over in the port of body, I had a gun. Well, that's not worth of shooting. Do you think they use the cop? I know. No crap. I know. I know. I know.

it's not worth the shooting. I was exaggerating. No, I'm saying, but the cop, like, what are you thinking? Like, I'm just, I'm not, I'm not, the cop fire because he says someone he had a gun in their waistband. What, Eddie? Did they know the cop was in there? Like, did they target the cop? I'm sure. I'm sure that security, security guy went in and they were like, let's dump the porta potty over. That's never a good prank. Like, I know it sounds funny, but that's probably the worst thing you can do to someone. That's a bad one. Um, you think your kids are spoiled now, Eddie? Oh, yeah. 100% like I remember when I was a kid my dad would go to Vegas and he'd come back and he'd give me like a chip like a poker chip or whatever and it was like worth a dollar and I'm like

this is so cool thanks dad so when we were in Vegas I'm like you know what I have five dollars in chips I'm going to take them back to my boys and I did the same thing I got back pull them out my pocket flipped it over to them and they're like cool what is this and I was like it's a chip from Vegas isn't that cool like if you turn that in that's a dollar and And they're like, great, thanks, Dad. And they all just left them on the table. Dang, they didn't even take them? I'm like, when did a dollar become nothing?

Like, well, a dollar. They can't go turn it in. They have to go all the way to Vegas. And they've got to be 21. I don't think it's about the dollar. It's not about the dollar. To you, it was about the chip. It was about the souvenir.

And they'd be like, cool, this is from Vegas. Thank you. And they put it like on their little dresser or something. That's what I did when I was a kid. Is that what you wanted them to do? Yes. And man, they just left it. Except the baby.

The baby was like, this is cool. And then so he saw all of them on the table, collected all five of them. So he's got all the dollars. Yes. You can mail them back in. Oh, you can't? I believe so. Oh, I should do that.

Why haven't we done that with my $25 ones? You still have them? We're over your $25 ones. But, Amy, we've been to Vegas. I know. Well, so I had like you've been to Vegas. You could have. Yeah, but I know.

But it's like something I just get busy. I don't know. Maybe something about me wants to keep them. But then you all have told me, now I'm too nervous because y'all told me they switch. the chips out. They do, but you could possibly still get your money back. I'll give you $20 for them right now. I would take that.

I would too. I'll give you $20 for your chips. But it's $100. Oh, that's to $25. I have four $25s. Oh, I wouldn't trade that for $20. What's the deal there, lunchbox? I'll give you $50.

$75. $20 per. Yeah, $80. There you go. Yeah. Because you offer me $20 thinking it was one, so I got $4. Take it or leave it. $80?

$80? I would do that lunch Yeah, next time Yeah, I'll take a $20 profit Give it to me Okay, so, but if the chips don't cash Because of They should

But if they don't How old are they? Oh my gosh, like I was Pre-pandemic If they don't, he's just out of luck That's the risk he takes, right? Right I wouldn't trade that in for 80 bucks

Yeah, he's gonna have to wait a bit To get that money It's like It's a very vagusy thing to do I'm willing to play the odds Okay, let's go. How did they not counterfeit those? There's a chip in them.

Oh, there is? Yeah. Oh, a chip and a chip and a chip. And that's why they shine the light on them when you take them to the cashier. You never seen that. They put them on a little scale thing. You never win, dude. That's why.

That's not true. I did go to the cashier a couple times this past weekend. The fact that you found 100 bucks on the ground. Yeah. Crazy. Also, didn't lunchbox find like a sports bet slip that was a winner? I spotted it. We were walking to my heart.

And I was like, is that a sports bet slip? He picks it up. It was Duke minus 3 over NC State. He goes, it's a winner. I was like, you're lying. He's like, it's a winner. So they dropped a live ticket, meaning the game hadn't happened yet. It was over when we found it.

So I don't know how long it had been sitting there. Like we picked it up and it was like, oh my gosh. And I looked and I was like Duke minus three, they won by 12. They beat NC State. It did look like trash. It was kind of like pushed against the wall a little bit like it was just trash. And it was upside down. So it just looked like a white piece, you know, whatever,

from riding on the back and Eddie was like, let's go cash it. And then he made me cash it. Well, I wasn't going to cash it. Because you thought someone would come out and arrest you? There's no way. That same day earlier, I find $100 in the hallway. And like, I can't be on camera twice. That would be too much.

It looks like you're stealing. Then I'm worried because it had a little rip in it and the guy had to type in the number on the ticket. And I'm wondering if it came up to someone's name because he goes, do you have your players card with you? And I was like... No, they asked that for everybody. Oh, do they?

Yeah. Because I was like, yeah, man, here you go. And I'm like, oh, he just asked for my players card so he could trace it back to me. Do you guys ever have players cards places? I don't. Every place. I don't have players card either. Every place.

What do you get from that? Nothing. Okay. Let me tell you. They had like they're going to give you comps of this, comps of that. I don't get a constant amount of money. What they do is they see how much you're betting and they go and type it in with your card. Lunch, makes a good amount of money.

I don't know what he spends, but you've got to kind of be a mid-roller to get good stuff. Yeah, but then someone else told me that you're supposed to go by the concieres when you're leaving, and they'll take things off your bill. Like, oh, that dinner? Oh, that's cool. I've never heard of that happening. Yeah, my buddy Garrett's done it a bunch, and he's just like, dude, we did it one time and now we do it every time. And I'm like, man, I should do that.

Let me tell you, when he went up to the cashier to cash it, like, it wasn't quick. I was just like, oh, really? I was thinking like, what is happening? Oh my gosh, they're stalling. Yeah, and he was standing back across the room so he wasn't associated with me. And I'm like, oh. After he's the one that found it, it made you go up to the window? Made me go up to the window.

What if they would have arrested him? I would have walked away. You would have? 100%. Straight up, you would have acted like you didn't know him? I would have gone to the festival. D-da-doo. Hey, it was not bones.

You would have got tackled, man. By who? Security, because they saw him walking with me. No, but they don't know what we said. He didn't do it. He didn't do it up. Oh, man. I'd been like, man, my buddy Eddie gave it to me.

Isn't that crazy, man? They'd have been like your buddy Eddie. Everybody has a buddy Eddie, sure buddy. That was stressful. But you made how much money? 300, 200? That's crazy. We split it.

Yeah. Because I found it. I should have given them less because I cashed it. I think the 50-50s fair. You found it. He cashed it. That's fair. But the honesty of me, I had to give him the 100.

What did you do with the $100 bill? That one I kept. I gambled later. Did you bet it and win it? No, man. Did you come back ahead? No, no. It's a bad one.

It was a bad one. And you know what? I was playing roulette next to some guy. And he kind of made me feel bad a little bit because he was just like, you don't know what you're doing. And I was like, what do you mean? I'm just playing numbers. He's like, yeah, stop playing numbers unless you have a lot of money. Like, if you have a lot of money that you've made already, then dabble in the numbers.

But if you're just trying to pick four or five numbers out of 36, you're stupid. You're never going to win. And I was like. But is that like something? Somebody who gets mad when you play blackjack a wrong way. Like, those people are so annoying. I mean, he saw my frustration and then he decided to chime in because what he was doing was putting stacks of $100 chips on like the ends.

So he would just cover a row, two rows out of three. And he would hit a bunch. And so I started looking like, maybe that's what I should do. He's like, duh. Yeah, do this instead of playing your dumb numbers. So I don't know. I might do that next time. I mean, because you do have a 66% chance of hitting.

But if you don't, you lose double the amount. Right. Yeah. So you're betting 200 to win 100. It's always odd to me when gamblers tell just another gambler like you're doing it wrong. Like how do you gamble wrong? Especially like on a slap machine. Like how do you do that wrong?

Well, if you're not doing the max bet, you can't hit the jackpot. But you're not doing it wrong. Maybe you enjoy slots. Yeah, that's what I think. Like if I'm doing, I'm gambling on red out of black and red. How am I doing that wrong? It doesn't make sense to me There are a couple of bets that you could do more right

But I don't really know that there's a wrong Like the odds are better if you do it a certain way Like if you're playing craps behind the line Like it's the same exact bet you're already doing Except you get paid better on it So it makes sense to do that But if you don't It's not wrong

Yeah I agree The most annoying people are people to blackjack table Who are like you played wrong You know who that is lunch walks Oh no those people are the worst Then he yells at you tells you what to do No, you got a hit on that one. Hit on that one.

I'm like, dude, let me play my hand. Like, there are mathematic advantages to not taking hits uncertain, but that's your money. You get to do whatever you want to do with it. Yeah. And you also can't predict what's in the deck. They're three and four and five deck shoots.

Like, you don't know what's coming up. The fact that you took a car and hit a jack doesn't mean you took anything away from me because you didn't know what was coming up. Right. Those people are the worst. Then the dealer wins and they're like, that's because of you.

I'm like, how is that because of me? It's not. It's not. You do not want to be sitting there. I didn't play blackjack one time. I don't like playing a blackjack anymore. Just slow. Because of that?

No, too slow. I like to get all that money out there and lose quick or win quick with craps. Crafts is fun, man. If you're winning. If you're losing, it goes quick and you better go home or just get ready to take a big one in the butt. Because that sucks. Yeah, crafts is the most fun. Morgan, did you ever get your shoes from that internet guy?

No. Who DM'd you? I love your feet. I want to buy your shoes. No. They never arrived. I don't know what happened, but he never responded after saying, yeah, I'll send him. And then, yeah, they've never arrived.

Is that somebody you want to follow up with or no? Nah, no, I think you can just leave that word. I tried. And he has the address to the station if you wanted to send shoes, right? You didn't give me your home address. No, gosh, no. Yeah. So unless somebody took them from here, which is always possible.

Did somebody else send you shoes? Yeah, Ashley Cook did. What kind of shoes? I'm wearing them today. They're these little leopard booties. Oh, cute. Oh, those are actually nice. Yeah.

Why did she send those? So ever since I've met her. Her and I have this same matching pair of white boots with these steel tips. And every time I've seen her, one of us was wearing them. It's kind of been this inside joke that we're twins because we have those shoes. And I mentioned these last time she was in here. Like, oh, we need to get these. And she was like, I have those.

And I didn't think much of it. And then the other day I walked in and there was a box of shoes on my desk. Oh, that's so kind. That's really thoughtful. Yeah. Yeah, it was really cool. And just that she was even thinking to that aspect and then going the extra mile of buying the shoes. Did you tell her thanks?

Oh yeah, I texted her, yeah. Yeah, it was cool. What artist do you have in your phone to text? Like, who's the best? Who's the biggest? I don't know that it's any of the big ones. It's a lot of females. Ashley Cook, Kylie Morgan, Abby Anderson.

Those, I think that's it. I think I've had other ones. Like, Struggle Jennings is in my phone, Jelly Roll's friend. But I don't know that I have any guys or anything like that. I have a, I don't know if you guys have had it on yours or not, but I just got it on my Instagram, which is if I go to, like the post I did of my wife and I are pregnancy announcement. And I hit the comments. It allows me to see newest comments, by follower account, or top comments. And if I hit by follower account, I just saw this last night.

It lists everybody in order, like descending order. At the top is the person with the most followers. I leave the comment. Oh, cool. So I just did this this morning on our pregnancy announcement picture. Who do you think commented that has the most followers? Ronaldo. Yeah, right.

Who would have commented? Oh, Kane Brown. Kane did text me. I don't know if he commented. He did text me last night. Jason Aldine. Aldine is on, but he came in. He did not come in number one.

How many followers, Aldean? has 4.5 million. Somebody has more than 4.5 million followers that commented. Lionel Richie, did you comment? He did. He's at number seven. Congratulations. Luke did not comment that I have seen so far.

His wife did, Caroline, but I did not see that Luke commented. Blake. Think about why I would think about this, because I didn't have this in my mind to talk about, but somebody said something. then made me go, oh, got it. Remember this. It triggered that thought. You just said, who does Morgan have in her phone?

We were talking about who Morgan has in her phone, so that makes you think of who's commenting. Jelly roll? Correct. Oh, jelly roll. Wow. Jelly roll 615. Number one, Aldine. At number three, Claudia Oshry.

Oh, the toast. Yeah. Yeah. How many she has? Girl with No Job has 3.1 million followers. Cooper Allen has 2.6 million followers. Dang. Jamie Lynn Spears, 2.2 million. Wow.

Whoa. Lionel Richie, 1.9 million. I'm going in order here. Brantley Gilbert, 1.8. Dang. Cole Swindell, 1.6. Lauren Lane, 1.4. Sharna, 1 million.

Wow. Yeah, anyway, I thought it's a pretty cool feature. I didn't think about it. Oh, there's Amy. She comes in at like 17th. Wow, Amy, 17th. That's good. $621,000 followers.

Dang, Amy. I keep going down. Instagram's the hardest to keep followers. I don't even pursue followers on Instagram. Okay, that's a good point. Why are she going down? Like, are they? I don't know.

My thought is at some point, thank you. At some point. I mean, but I also get followers. It's not just down, but I'm losing more than I gain. because it's weird. When I do look at insights, I'll be like, oh, wow, I actually did get new followers today that I don't know where they came from. Completely common.

But then lost more than I got. Yeah. But people are coming and going every day. It's really odd. But I mean, I don't do anything. Like sometimes I just go disappear for a while. And I feel like sometimes if I've disappeared for a while and then I pop up in someone's page, like, oh, I forgot about her. Unfollow.

You know, because like, or I haven't thought about her in a while or do I follow this person? because, I mean, I find myself doing that with people that maybe I followed at one point and then I haven't seen them in a little bit and I'm like, oh, I guess I didn't even really knew I missed them. So maybe I unfollow. I don't know. Probably deactivated accounts or even body accounts that have followed you at some point and they they're cleaning that up. Yeah. Or yeah, they just get deactivated. Yeah. That's probably what it is. But that's very common on Instagram. Growth is hard on Instagram because of that. It's much easier on TikTok. Growth is. Like you can post enough on TikTok and if you're consistent and you actually have what

you're, you know, what you're serving your niche with, that it'll grow. Yeah. How you do on TikTok over there? Well, I changed it to my, changed mine to a podcast and only just started posting recently. So it's almost at 26,000. Yeah. But I never posted before. So it's like basically all podcast stuff.

And then we started a podcast Instagram in April. And that one grows. That one's still growing. Like every day it grows. So that, that feels good to me. me. That's awesome. So knowing, especially that we just started in April. So I'll take the growth there, but it is weird. And then I try not to think about it because then I'm like, I mean, that's not where my worth comes from, but it does feel you're kind of like, won't, wamp.

People just disappeared. Social media is weird. Yeah, it is. You ever want to just talk about it? I don't need to talk about it. You want to help her? I can sit with you for a little bit. You can consult me. Yeah. No, console you. Oh, I thought he was a consult. No, no, he's got social media consoler. We heard him wrong. He consults people about how bad their social media is. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

So. All right, we're done for today. Thank you guys. We will see you tomorrow. It's Thursday. Who has a new show up today? I do. What do you have?

It's our listener Q&A episode called Couch Talks. And so this one we have a lot of listener updates of previous listeners that have been featured on Couch Talks. And then they have emailed in updates based on the advice that we gave them. So that's what's up today. Anybody else? No new ones today. All right.

And it's Feeling Things Podcasts if you don't know that. I got Brett Eldridge on the Bobbycast tomorrow. I got Colby Kelly that's up this week so you can check those out. Otherwise, we'll see you guys tomorrow. All right, goodbye, everybody. Saturday, May 2nd, country's biggest stars will be in Austin, Texas. At our 2026 IHard Country Festival presented by Capital One. Tickets are on sale now.

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