The Bobby Bones Show - THURS PT 2: Top 10 Most Trustworthy Celebrities + Why It’s Not Illegal To Give The Cop A Middle Finger + Raymundo’s New Challenge For NBA Playoff Tickets

Episode Date: April 24, 2025

Bobby shared a list of the most trustworthy celebrities. We decided if we trust them or not. A listener shared why we shouldn’t be googling our medical symptoms, and another caller took a dig at Amy and her recent run in with 2 guys on motorcycles. We talked about why it is not illegal to flip off a police officer or the president.  Bobby shared the Top 10 most expensive concert tickets right now. Lunchbox gave us an update on how his Bitcoin is doing.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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If you vote for it, you push arrow down. If you don't, thousands of people end up voting. Who do you think is the most trustworthy celebrity celebrity celebrity? Tom Hanks. Eddie? Tom Hanks. Lunchbox. Oprah.

Tom Hanks comes in at number three. Oh. Oprah did not make the list. Wow. So I'll read them back to you here. Number 10 is Hugh Jack, you groaned. I know you kept trying to say yes, but you already had one yes, and so I was just going to move on to the story. Okay. You know, I heard you're like trying to get in there. Because now I know the number one answer. I know, but it's like once. But I know it. But if you get a second guess, they didn't get one and it just throws the whole bit off.

They can get another one. Like everybody gets a guess and then we just move on, you know. Because I know the number one. Yeah. It's like, you know, it's like, you know, it's like, thought of it's something different. It was just mostly the. underneath, you know, going to it, you're like, I'm sorry, I didn't work out your way. It's okay. Yeah. You want to write it down, though, and we can see if you were right?

Sure. Okay. Fun. Well, if she's going to write down, can I write it down to it? Oh, my God. Do I get to write it down? I mean, it would have been way faster if you just let me say. No, I just wanted to, no, but the point is.

One guess per person, okay. And I was already going to it, yeah, you were, you wanted to throw and get an extra one and then be right where they didn't get equal shot. Then I have to hear them complain. Yeah. And then it was, that you hit me with some of that underneath your breath. I didn't know that was out loud.

You know that's exactly what's like having kids, right? Oh, it felt like for a second hour. Number 10 is, and tell me if you like them or not. Like if you have a positive feeling about them. Hugh Jackman. Sure. Yeah, I think so. The only thing that's kind of negative now is he's Ryan Reynolds friend.

And I'm like, well, if he's friends of Ryan's Reynolds, he must, because Ryan Reynolds seems like a bad dude. Yeah, he does. Yeah, he does. And didn't Hugh Jackman, like, get caught cheating on his wife? And he was like his new girlfriend that's kind of famous to. I believe he got divorced. And I think he also just got dragged into the whole Ryan Reynolds thing.

Yeah, but he's Ryan Reynolds' friend. But he was about to get hit with like a subpoena on something. He was? Yeah. Yeah. I'm sure he's great. Hey, people are nuanced, you know? What do you know about that, Morgan?

Yeah, it's with Sutton Foster. They have a play together on Broadway. And there was these whole rumor that it happened before the divorce, but there's, I don't know that that's actually true. And yes, he is getting subpoenaed along with Taylor Swift, supposedly. What word did you say there? subpoenaed? No, after?

Supposedly? Okay. Supposedly? Did I say supposedly? You said supposedly? Oh, I do like to add a B in that one. My wife was telling me I don't say just right. I'm like, uh, and she's like it's in jest or whatever.

I say the wrong version of that. Oh, in jest. Like in playfulness? Like do it in jest. Well, in just, yeah, like in, yeah, sort of. I don't know how to define it. That's how I would define it in jest. I would say in a playful tone, but in a op, but to do it.

but to do the, purposefully do the, I don't know. And what do you say in just? I don't know, but I say a bunch of wrong stuff mostly because it's what I said. That's why I asked if Morgan said supposedly, because maybe that's how it was said to her forever. No, I for sure use being that word a lot. Arkansas Keith calls him Wenders, and that's a window.

So it wasn't making fun. I was just wondering if that's what you said. Number nine, Julie Andrews. A little older, so I don't really have a feeling. Sound of music. Yeah. And then Mary Poppins. That's how I think of her.

Oh, yeah. Trustworthy, for sure. This is Queen of Genovia to me. I don't know what that is. Princess Diaries. That's what my whole generation knows her as. Yeah. I figured it had to be something newer that I didn't get.

Number eight, Denzel Washington. Yeah. Very trustworthy. Very. Yeah, he's awesome. Number seven, Selena Gomez. I'll tell you why it's a yes for me now. It was never a no.

But it was a, I can't tell the difference in her and Demi Lovato for a long time. And as they got older, they definitely different. differentiated themselves by what they stand for, but she's very much an advocate for mental health. She also's really good with Steve Martin and Martin Short. Only murders in the building. Yeah, whatever that's called. That's a good one. Is there a new season, right?

I think we've already watched it. So there are three seasons. Okay, I've only watched two. I'm pretty sure there are three. Mikey? Yeah, there's three. That's one coming? Steve Carell, for sure.

Yeah. Mostly because he does like random stuff like Tom Hanks. and doesn't put it out, but somebody sees him like in a bookstore and a random Rhode Island helping out the local and somehow it gets out

because someone's like, my friend told me this, Steve Carell went in and saved the bookstore and then he never comments on it. Like that's cool stuff. Yeah. You ever hear the thing about him

going into a charity auction and they were bidding for a dinner with Steve Carell? It was like, you and five friends go to dinner with Steve Carell and somebody won that was in the back of the room and they wanted to be,

and they left and it was Steve Krill who bought it himself and he raised the price to buy it but also he's just like I'd rather not eat with five people I don't know. That's funny. So basically he was just donating to the charity. That's funny. Sandra Bullock at five have no real feeling toward her. It's not a negative. I wouldn't down arrow it but I have no

feeling toward her. Like her roles are good. Speed the misconveniality is good. Yeah but like as a person. The proposal with Ryan Reynolds. Ooh, ooh, oh, hope floats. So good in that. Does it make you trust her though? Yeah.

Okay. Well, there you go. Michael J. Fox. Yeah, for sure. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, his is Parkinson's research is basically what he's doing nonstop now. But I don't know that I trust him. I mean, he has Parkinson's. I don't not trust him. I mean, if somebody has a disease

that doesn't mean, you trust him more. Well, because like he's just... He's just likable. Yeah, you look at him and like, man, poor Michael J. Fox. I think there are likeable people that I don't trust. Oh. Like lunchbox. Oh. Like likable. Don't trust him. Don't trust him.

That was weird. I don't have a negative of Michael J. Fox. I just haven't really... Because all of this is based on what we see anyway. We don't really get close to these people, so it's like what we see on social media or on television and they're building some trust by doing things. And I guess I don't see Michael J. Fox enough to be like,

yeah, it's a trustworthy person right there. I guess I would believe him. There's no reason to lie to me. Tom Hanks at three. Dolly Parton it, too. For sure. Okay, we got number one. one. I got it.

Amy gets to go first because she's the one who passive-aggressed. Oh, me. Well, okay. Who'd you have? I had the top two and they weren't in there. Dolly. I didn't have dolly. So now I got to... You went from one to top two now? No, you said you had one. You said you had number one. The rock. No. So you did all that and you didn't even get it right.

He wasn't even on the list. Well, I have my other, my second. No, there's no second. You don't get a third. You passive-aggressed and hug me and you weren't right. Wow. Wear the truck nuts. That's what I say for a lot. For a month. I can't be perfect. I got it. No, but you like grimmest, like grunted and grimaced.

Because I thought, ugh, it's probably the rock. Yeah, I hear you. It's not the rock. And then, and then. You want to bet something on it? No. No, not you. Oh, man, here we go.

Here we go. Why do we always, you didn't make her bet on it? But here's the answer. The answer, it should be no. Because there's really nothing you're going to get out of it. Because I'd be like, you bet something that's not going to be comfortable to you. And for me, it's like a nickel. I'd give you a nickel.

And you'd be like, money? Yeah. I would just say don't bet it, but just say it and get your right, you know. Okay, no, but I'll just say the answer. Go ahead. Keanu Reese. Correct. No, no, no.

No, no. You can't do that. No. It's, I have the rock and then Keanu Reeves. I'm going to tell you what drives me crazy about this show. Oh, well, then, hey, I don't. Is that whenever, this happens with everybody. But if you get kicked out of a game or you lose and then you're over there after

you lost being like, oh, I knew that. I had that. That drives me bananas. Once you lose, you don't see other NFL teams after the. they losing the playoff show up sitting the bleachers and be like oh man we did we didn't stop that play no but I wrote it down and also

I'm never changing not a girl we will never You are you We all of us are we all do it We're never not going to be this way Eddie did you write someone down for your second guest I did I sure did

I didn't say anything You have the Rock I get you Loser Loser I give me voicemail number two This is Kirby

As a current Doctor, I would not recommend Googling your symptoms at one in the morning. I would not recommend following medical advice based off of Google AI. I'm glad it worked out for you, but as a current doctor, I have to recommend not doing that, especially considering that headaches that wake you up in the night can be a sign of an aneurysm, maybe just reach out to your doctor instead of using Google. I refuse. At one in the morning, I'm not calling my doctor.

I had a headache. Now, I don't know. Headaches could turn it to an aneurysm. and I'm not saying that I would Google AI my symptoms at noon if I can call somebody. It was one in the morning. Yeah, like how do you call a doctor? And I typed in every symptom. And even if it's like 75% right, it also wasn't telling me to do something that could hurt me.

It was giving me options based on the information I fed it. And it was correct. I completely agree with this doctor. As a doctor myself, you don't want to go to the internet for your answers for the most part. But if it's your only option, that's your option. So my doctor opinion contradicts this doctor, but I agree with him. If it's daytime and you can message somebody. There's no way I'm calling.

I'm not going to the emergency room but one in the morning for a headache. Yeah. Even if it were really bad, like really bad, I would just think it was a, and I don't get migraines because I don't think I've ever had them. I've had a headache that was hurt so bad that it hurt when I opened my eyes. And even then I don't think that was a migraine because I have friends that suffer from migraines and how they describe them are way worse than even what I was experiencing. So I'd have to be something that I'd never felt before to feel like I needed to call the doctor.

Yeah. Or I wouldn't even call my doctor. One in the morning. I would just go to the minute clinic. Yeah, urgent care. I'd need some Tylenol. I'd say, like, give me. They'd sit me in there and give me some Tylenol.

It's like the grown-ups in a nurse's office at school. Yes. Exactly it. Give me number four, Jan. That's from Illinois. I heard about Amy's incident with the motorcycle and wondered if maybe they slammed her mirror because they were thinking if you don't use the mirror to look to the side before you merge you don't need it interesting you don't use it anyway so just knock it off

you almost killed us by not looking at your mirror so let's just remove it um why can't the story just be that the people on the motorcycle were doing something illegal and I was doing something legal. Like, why is everybody looking for the reason that I'm at fault here? And then they vandalized my car. Vandalized my car. They abused it. They assaulted your car. They assaulted my car. Assault on a car is a crime. I don't know if assault on a car is a thing. But vandalism on a car is a thing. Yeah, but I, what is, what is, why wouldn't that be vandalism? Instruction of property maybe or something like that sounds like. You can't say then they destruction of property to my car. Like, we need a way to say it. I would say by definition it would be destruction of property.

property they did in my car. But I don't even know that that's the definition. So I, I want to find the right word because whatever it is, they did it and I'm tired of people trying to pin it on me. I didn't do it. I'd like to find them so we could get their side of the story. Me too. You and me both. I wish you would have got a license plate. We got to run it through the system. It all happened so fast. Like Parker McCollum did. Went to that person's house. There we go. I will say in the last 24 hours, I've seen two motorcycles straddle lanes. And it's crazy. It's pretty crazy. Pretty crazy.

I've tried to get video of it. It's like saying to Amy, but they're too fast. And Amy's like, it's two dudes. I bet not. It's two guys. It would be called criminal mischief. That doesn't sound cool. It's destruction of property, dude.

Or assault on a vehicle. So vandalism would be mostly if it's like defacing, like you do something on it or something. Like they keep my car? You can't just fix. Or spray painted it. Punching a car would criminal mischief. If it's spray paint or something, it could be vandalism. It just, whatever.

You're fine. Nothing happened. They, I like a salt on a vehicle. They temporarily bent your car. Yeah. Luckily. Luckily, it was temporary. It could have been fatal.

Examples of criminal mischief, graffiti, although that would also feel like that. Yeah, but criminal mischief, vandalism falls under criminal mischief. Very confusing. So criminal mischief is the overhead. Got it. Got it. Got it. The graffiti, vandalism, tampering with property, destroying property.

Is it criminal mischiefs them straddling, driving the line? No, that would probably be reckless driving. Okay. If it's a... They're a traffic violation. They have multiple accounts. Yeah, yeah, they're definitely offenders. Or counts.

Yeah, they're going to jail. Those two dudes are going to jail, basically. They're going to get caught. And also... they assaulted me with their finger. A flipping off is freedom speech. Really? Yeah. That's cool. It's not a verbal.

Verbal assault? No, it would be verbal anyway. They didn't speak. Sign language. I don't know if someone's considered verbal, but that's interesting. That can't be considered verbal, right? That's a communication. That'd be communication assault. So you can flip off the president? You can flip off a police officer. What? No way. It's gone to.

No way. I'm not doing it. It's gone to the Supreme Court. Really? Living off the police officer? Like right in front of his face? It's freedom of speech. Meaning you can speak out against the government without the government

because you're not doing anything. I'm not trying that. You have a right to... I just feel like that's just so disrespectful. I hate the middle fear. But being disrespectful is not against the law. It is disrespectful, but being disrespectful is not against the law. And I wouldn't do it and I recommend you don't do it, but you legally have the right to do so.

I like how Eddie says lunchbox do it. He ain't going to do it. I'm not doing it, but hey, you go do it. You can flip off the president. They do. Like right in front of his face? Yeah, it's not against the law. But you should be thankful it's not against the law.

Oh, yeah, yeah, I'm glad it's not against the law. Because you don't agree with it doesn't, because you don't agree with that specific circumstance doesn't mean you don't agree with the greater need for the freedom to do that. And not that specifically. But once you start doing that, you can't flip off a senator, a police officer, then it turns into you can't say certain things. You can't say certain things or you can't act or you can't wear certain things. Yeah. Now you can't yell fire in a crowded room, but that's different.

That's not freedom of speech. That's because people can get hurt. Or bomb on a plane. Or just in an airport. Correct. Yeah. Or a movie theater. Don't you feel though like if you do other behavior though, like let's say you flip off and like you pull out your wiener?

Like that they get you for the pulling out the wiener. Well, yeah. That's illegal. Yeah. But I also feel too like if you flip them off and they'll be like, okay, that's legal. But oh, look, your car is expired. Sure. Boom, you're going to jail.

They could do, well, they don't take you to jail for an expired license, but sure. Yeah. Oh, I didn't see you jaywalking at first, but now I do. It's considered protective expression under the First Amendment, which guarantees freedom of speech. It is disrespectful, but whomever you're doing it to, that's the purpose of it to be disrespectful, even if it's to another car. The purpose is disrespect. That's why you flip the middle finger, but you legally cannot arrest somebody for flipping you off if you're a police officer. Yeah, I don't think I'm going to do that to a cop, though.

I don't like that bit either. Eddie suggested a terrible bit. Yeah, that's a dumb idea. Just give it a shot. Let's see what happens. You can go viral, dude. He wouldn't get arrested for flipping off the cop. They'd find something else, though.

Yeah, they'd find something. Okay, so, Ray. Yep. The Grizz are playing Saturday. Yep. It'll be game four in Memphis. Yeah, they'll probably get waxed tonight. But they still are playing game for Saturday.

It's a playoff game. I am willing to be a playoff game. buy you seats on the floor. Yeah! If you win the challenge. $500 a pop. That's crazy. They're about that.

It'd be about $1,000. Jeez. But I've come up with a challenge for Ray Mundo. Yeah. I will not buy them for him unless he wins the challenge. This is much like Amy's challenge. It will not be basketball, this one at all. Justin, Bayser, you're all going to have to fight over this.

We've got to win first, dude. Y'all tap in. The challenge, yeah, the challenge, you have to win the challenge. So what we're going to do tomorrow, if you choose to accept the challenge. Okay. This is the game people have played for years. And we'll do it at 10 a.m. Central. We don't have any interviews in the tomorrow, right?

We do it at 10 a.m. Central on the YouTube channel. We'd stream it live. I'll be ready. You don't know what it is. Hopefully beer pong, pop a shot. That's my strong suits. It's neither of those. Hopefully it's athletic.

If it's a board game, I actually surprisingly will probably be good at it because my wife makes me play them every weekend. It's not that. Oh. Anything else you like to choose before I get to it? That's it. Okay. So everybody's familiar with the game where you go like?

Sharrades? Boom. So here's what's going to happen. Oh, fun. Thank you. Ray Mundo will have 30 minutes, and he has to do charades and have 40 guests in 30 minutes. So he'll act them out, and somebody has to guess 40 charades. in 30 minutes.

So he's got to be a good actor-out-or, but that means we have to be a really good guess. So this is another wrinkle. Ooh. So here's the wrinkle. One a minute. You can pick your player, right? We let him pick his person of Amy,

lunchbox, Morgan, or Eddie, or Abby. Don't do Abby. She'll have a heart attack. It's got to be Sympatica. Who do I brainwave with? You'll pick your partner. Can I bring in my twin brother? No, no.

You'll pick your partner. So you have the power to do that. My wife. No, I gave you the options. People here. Justin. You, Amy, Abby, lunchbox, Morgan, or Eddie. You get to pick, and then you have 30 minutes to get 40 right.

And if you get 40 in the 30 minutes, I'll buy you the tickets. Yeah. Now, there are a couple options for you here. You could actually pick two people to be the people guessing, but you go from 40 to get 50. I was going to say, I thought you could say only one ticket. Oh, I was like, oh, that'd be terrible. Oh, that's a done deal. I'll for sure do that.

So if you want to go to try to get 50 right in 30 minutes, you would get to pick two people. That's better. Do I get to know the category before I pick my partner? There will be no category. It will be. Famous people. Completely potluck. Grab that.

Oh, and he can't say what the category is. There'll be no category. Dang. So. There'll be no category. So it's just like, even as we're guessing, it's the Wild Wild Wild West. I think it's a game. The game has cards, right?

No, the game is a game. You're making up your own? Yeah, we'll make up. Oh, you're making them up. I thought you were getting a game. Okay. This is a game, you don't need a game to play. People put names in a hat.

Like when you go somewhere, people just put names in a hat and draw them. Yeah, but there's a game called charades that has, like, cards. That's why I thought we were doing. But the real game is made just by people that were just playing. Yeah, you can also just play charades where you write it down on a, yeah, and grab it. But I guess I'm just thinking, like, you're saying, He could draw or be going down the list, and it could go from a movie to a... Yes.

Yes. Okay, so I think that when you're playing charades, you have a category. I think I made the rules because I'm giving the $1,000 up. But you get to say movie. He can do whatever he wants with his hands. Okay. So he can tell us the category with his hands. Sure.

Okay. He can do whatever. You just can't say it. It's just going to be potluck. Don't give them tips on how to do stuff. He may not pick you. You guys love to make rules. rules at games and I put my money in.

I didn't care about the rules. And I assumed he was going to pick me. That's why Amy's in. So, I want to win this. Did we say the categories? Oh my God. I'm about to throw this through the door. The window and the door. Bobby just explained that you can do whatever you want with your hands.

So that means. And there's no categories. There's no categories, but you can with your hands say the category. Yes. And we will not let the person, you're not going to pick. pick and you can't talk about it, you can't tell who you're picking. Yeah. Because you can't have any talk beforehand about it.

And then we'll do it at 10 a.m. Central live on our YouTube channel. And if you're able to do, you don't have to even pick, tomorrow you can pick one person or two, it doesn't matter. All right. I got to run the numbers on that. It's 40 and 30 minutes unless you want to pick two people. 50. It's 50. Now, one other slight wrinkle you can think about, we won't remind you during.

But let's say you start with Amy and it's going terrible. You can trade her out for another person, but your number goes up by 30. three. All right. Yeah, that actually might be the play. You just swap people out. I mean, just like a six man, you're getting a guy off the bench for the Grizzlies game.

And that can happen every... Can the trades happen as much as possible? But it goes up three... Every time. Yeah, yeah. Three more. So, like, if lunch is terrible, I can send him to the portal.

You can put him in the portal, and let's say you have 13 left. You put him in the portal and you bring Amy in, but now you're back to 16. Okay. I like that. So do you think it's... Go ahead.

Can he skip things? Like, if they can't get it, can you, like, sit it down and pass it? it for a little bit or does he have to get it every time? So I'm glad you asked because we were making up the rules on our own because charades has been around for hundreds of years and people play it different ways and I think that's probably

fine. You could probably pass, right? I guess so. Do we want to do limited passes? Do we have like a pass number? I just want to go through it like keep passing them all then you could but eventually you have to get back to it. You may circle back yeah. So I would say I feel like the no pass would be better. No pass because then they're just stuck with it and then the

Stress level goes up. So if you two are fighting about it, I feel like there should be a middle, and it should be, we'll give them three passes. Okay. So you get three passes. Mm-hmm. Okay. 30 minutes. Sounds fun.

40 charades. If they get it, you win. If they don't, you don't. And we'll stream the whole thing live. Doable, not simple, and not super hard. Doable, kind of hard, but simple. Because if it had been really easy, I would have been, no way. I don't want to have to buy them.

but I want to give them the opportunity to win the tickets. I'll pay for them myself. I'll just buy them on whatever site we have here. Yeah, I like the idea of having a bench. I can just rotate through people. Great, but the problem is it goes up three every time. I get it, but if somebody's hot, keep them if they're cold, you know, if they're starting to stumble over their words, get them out of there, put them in the portal. Are you good at Shades, Ray? Yeah, it is one of the games we will play.

We've played at the Dodds before. Justin's played it with us before. He's like, I've played it before. I got a question. This is just me. Spitball in here. What's in it for us? Nothing.

Just fun. We're supporting our friend. The same thing that was in it for you to rebound the balls for Amy. Yeah. Yeah. No, he wanted to be on the live stream for that. Right, but this is a live stream. This is a live stream.

Oh, well, there you go. I was just one. You didn't have that thought about, man. What am I getting? No. No, it's like a fun bit. We just do bits. Yeah, and it'd be cool if he went to the game, so I'd like to help him with that. Okay.

And it'd also be fun to get to be the one pick because you get to play the game. I guess I shouldn't think about me at all. All the time. That's kind of a life lesson. you know you should probably take on. Bobby, you think it's better that he does the singles and rotates out, or he should just pick two and stick with the 50? I don't.

Perfect world, I would stick to one and I even shift them. Unless they just really suck because you're going up three. Like if it's going moderately well, I would just stay with them and then it's going to take a minute to develop a rapport for sure. I don't know. I don't have an answer. We literally came up with these rules just a few minutes ago. Okay.

And for people listening, if they want to remember this, that they want to see it live, just go to the Bobby Bone Show YouTube page, hit subscribe and it alerts you. Right, that's what's in it for lunchbox. Well, that's the whole point. We're doing it. I'm reminding him.

Yeah, he's doing the plug. So go right now, hit subscribe. Okay. And that way you get an alert and it reminds you, we're going live. Smart, Eddie. Good job. Thank you, dude.

All is thinking. Well, I don't know about that. Well, no. Not really. Okay, so that'd be tomorrow. That's good. 10 Central when the show is over. We will go live and Ray will play charades.

And Ray, you can give a sure answer on how you'd like to do it tomorrow if it's one or if it's two. Sounds good. And I would just ask you to be a man of integrity and not talk about it with show members until tomorrow. Yeah, I don't really see how that'd be advantageous, but yeah. It could be... Like, hey, if I put my hand up, that means it's worse or correct. You could go through what categories mean. You do all of that.

If I scratch my head, that means whatever. This means if I move my elbow, they start with an R. Oh, you create your own language. Oh, yeah, I would scheme the whole thing. if it were me, I'd skeaning the whole thing out. Oh. I'd spell it all. Don't worry, guys.

I wouldn't remember. I'd have to get out my key. Exactly. If there's anything that's suss, I think you guys can just suss it out. And then that would be immediate termination of the game and the tickets. So that'd be something like that. Okay. So we'll do it tomorrow.

Okay. Everybody. Fun. Come in, fired up. Ready to go. I'm ready, man. He hasn't picked his people yet. I mean, lunch will start on the bench.

What's it in it for me? Exactly. You don't want negative Nelly Star. That's fun. Okay, let's take a break, guys. Do a little middle roll. Thank you. A win is a win.

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I went and had lunch with him one day, and I was like, and dad, I think I want to really give this a shot. I don't know what that means, but I just know the groundlings. I'm working my way up through, and I know it's a place that come look for up-and-coming talent. He said, if it was based solely on talent, I wouldn't worry about you, which is really sweet. Yeah. He goes, but there's so much luck involved. And he's like, just give it a shot.

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It wouldn't be that. There's a lot of luck. Listen to Thanks, Dad, on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcasts. Shit. At the end of this podcast, I'm going to play Amy Bowler. me and I recording some of the liner stuff that we do in the morning. And sometimes it's just funny. Ray, do you know how long that file was that you sent off?

Because we do this thing called Country Minute. 90 seconds, I think. It's about a minute and half. Okay. You'll hear it at the end. And mostly, the word was baseball, but Amy kept saying basketball. And then I said something different. And then she started going, well, that's not right either.

And I'm like, are you just saying that because you said the wrong. So it's a whole thing. But you can hear what we do before the show. When we're both like, well, I still kind of asleep and our brains aren't working. But yeah, that'll be coming up in just a minute. Hey, did you check your Bitcoin lunchbox? No, man. Well, check it.

See if you made any money. So we'll do that. Let me know when you get that up. Seat Geek released the top 10 most expensive concert tickets of 2025. So if you want to go to this show, and each of these are individual, these are the tickets that cost the most. And a lot of these are legacy tours that cost a whole lot. It's always new artists. Any guesses, Amy, The Rock?

Ha, ha, ha. You're so funny. Who's on tour? I know one that's on tour that's old. They're not all. I'm just saying there's some legacy stuff in here. I'll just go 10 to 1. The Eagles.

That's got to be on me. That'd have been a good guess, but no. Not one of the most expensive tickets. Number 10, Colplay. Average ticket price, $173. The Music of the Spears Tour. Number nine, Billy Elish. 179 bucks.

Number eight, Olivia Rodrigo, the Guts, World Tour. Her tours in Latin America have been wild You watch them? Yeah, social media Like 100,000 people are there Seriously? She big over there? Well, she's massive everywhere

But it's almost when like somebody big in America goes Somewhere they're normally not More people come because this might be the only time We get to see them That good point Gracie Abrams at number 7181 Number six Black Pink $185

I guess I'm a big black pink fan now I only learned of her Because you telling me She's black pink Because white lotus Oh, that's Mook Yeah

That's what I'm a fan I guess I'm a fan I was getting a lot of Lisa Lisa yeah I was getting a lot of Lisa Because I was doing a lot of

White Lotus stuff I was getting a lot of Lisa content for a while It's not there as much anymore But for a minute there I was like Dang she's really famous Green Day number 5

186 bucks The Saviors Tour they had a little funny thing going with Charlie XX because when Charlie XX performed she had a sash on that said like should have been headliner at Coachella and then the guy from Green Day

wore one that said actual headliner because they were the headliner over her but just one spot but they were just poking fun it was good. It was a good little thing. The Green Day set looked awesome didn't it? Yeah.

I felt like the crowd was good for that too and a lot of times the crowd really isn't that kind of a cool guy crowd. I saw them last year. They were amazing live. Really? the Lady Gaga stuff was freaking crazy

because Coachella's two I say two nights but it's two weekends Lady Gaga's the visual I don't know how much money they paid her but I think she put it all on her freaking visual there was one part of the performance where she was dancing

against herself on a chess board like playing chess against herself but it was an old version of herself like the old version the crazy wasn't in a meat dress but like really

it was the creative to that was spectacular. Like the Beyonce stuff that back in the day was always the leader. It was the leader in the clubhouse going into this year. But the Lady Gaga stuff, equal or better, but also there's been years of technology and you can see that and base.

The Missy Elliott stuff, I watched so much of those Coachella performances, they spent a lot of money on stage. I'd have just gone out with a chair. Yeah, yeah, one person. Saved all that money. Acoustic. Yeah, yeah.

No over. overhead. I don't even know who my favorite was. Green Day, I watched a lot of their stuff. I watched the go-goes with Billy Joe Armstrong. He came out and played with them. And they're older now. They're probably 60. But that was really cool, too. And it's not even they sounded good, but they hadn't played together forever. And it was the first time they had played. It's a girl band? Go-Go's? Yeah, the three women. Yeah. Okay. Okay. The 80s? Instruments. Yeah, they were big in the 80s. I do a leap at 4186 bucks. Landadale rate at $387,

Drake at $291, and Kendrick and Siza at $206. So those are the top 10. And those aren't with resale. Like, because you can go to the site now and resell, shady, some of that shady. It's not even scalper.

It's like, I know artist groups that will buy their own tickets back and resell them for more. Dang. There are, it's a, it's nothing illegal, but it just feels. Like you put your tickets on sale for, $150, which is already expensive,

but they're not even adding the fees in when you see it because all the fees get popped on at the end. You would buy their own tickets and resell them for more. Well, it's a really smart thing to do. It's not illegal. But let's say I'm doing a show. And I know the show is going to sell out, and I don't really want to, like I could probably list my tickets

for a whole lot more, but then you're the guy who made tickets impossible to get. So let's say I make my tickets $70, which is still expensive, but it's not. And so, well, I'm going to buy a whole bunch of them before they even go out and then resell them on the resale for 140 and you don't know I'm selling them. You look like the good guy. Yeah, I got my tickets low. It's scalp. It's quote scalpers that do it. Yeah, that's dang, I didn't know they did that. He's dirty. That's dirty, dirty. That's dirty,

dirty, dirty. You would do it. I know, I like it. But it's dirty. I like it dirty. I got my Bitcoin, man. And how much did you put in? I put in five. $5.25. You put $500 in? Yeah, man, you made me. He didn't make you. I didn't make you do anything. You influenced me. No, actually, I encourage you to not, but if you wanted to, I said this is something that will eventually rise. And you bought it at like $84, $85 or so, or $85,000 for a whole Bitcoin, but you don't buy a whole Bitcoin. How much have you made?

I've made $51.9. It's pretty good. Take 10%. You actually... 51,500. Yeah, you're right. How did you do that? that so quick. I'm plus 0.985.

I mean, I'm right at it. Yeah, 10%. I mean, it's probably not exactly 10%. It's not exactly 10%. Right. Anya, I just at this point. I was like, that was so close without even, I didn't know.

But that's an easy way. 50 to 500, right? Close. I mean, I wouldn't have gotten it. Yeah, you would have. That's a very simple one. No, dude. You can give me the most simplest

percentage and I'll never even get close to it. But I've taught you how to do it. Yes. Moving that zero. And you, no. What about, what about Navitya that we all bought? Oh, man, we don't.

Dude, I'm telling you, either. Those sanctions killed us. They killed us. What are we at? That was your stock. Oh, man, we were up. No, we can't do what we were. What are we now?

Only up 6%. How much money are we up, though? $262. Okay. You're still up, though? No, dude. At least you're not losing. We were up like $1,400.

But you can't think like that. No, you can. Because you're not up there anymore. But again, we're nothing until we sell. That's right. Now we're just here for a long run I don't know that I want to be a long run Because I don't know I'm going to know you guys

I don't know how long I'm going to know you guys I like get my money back at some point And that would be awkward right Like if we're 80 and you're like Hey lunchbox Can we catch out of the day? Or he dies and he didn't leave it in the wheel We put whatever $1,000 with them

And his wife We're watching his wife's Venmo Like Oh my gosh Like at some point we need our money back And why do I got to die Why don't you die? We all die

Okay But who's dying first? If I die I die I leave mine to Amy. Thank you. What the crap? I'm the one running it, man. We didn't want to give it to you, though.

We would have let Amy run it. If I die, I give mine to Amy. I want to do the spill the tea. It's been sitting up here for a minute. I've already forgot what it's about. So, Ray, do we have a spill the tea up? Yep. Okay, hit it.

Let's spill the tea. Okay, so this is an anonymous spill the tea. I do not remember what... I put this on my sheet maybe a week ago, and I don't remember what it is, So I'm just going to play it. Hit it.

This is a great day for America. The roads are going to become safer. All of us can rejoice. A conversation was overheard that Morgan is getting rid of her Jeep, which means no more ducks. She'll be able to see over the dashboard. And I don't want to be the one to spill the news, but we are here to tell you, the ducks are going by-bye.

I hope what I heard is true. Morgan, do you care to comment? Do you want me to go on it? That anonymous person says, are you selling your Jeep? I'm considering it. I have not decided. Honestly, I have an attachment to Jeep. And I'm considering buying another brand vehicle.

And it's like really giving me quite the dilemma to make. But you liked your Jeep. I love my Jeep. You're not good. You have brand loyalty. They've done a great job with you. I know. And so I'm really struggling.

Like, if I going to, because my Jeep right now is kind of falling apart. it's hit like we're over So you're just looking for a different car A newer car I would say just a Hyundai but hey look If you love a Jeep the ducks thing though Gets us because you have so many freaking ducks well listen there is another car that I'm considering They also kind of have a thing

I could collect things That they're not a duck What other car collects things? I've never heard of another car collection Let's think about this Does Hyundai collect anything? Just happy customers Oh, I know.

But you won't be in trouble driving them with happy customers. Hey, just five-star reviews. Huh. Lambos. What would you buy that has a collection? Oh. Don't like Volkswagen or something? Like flower flowers.

Yeah, that's fair. I don't think she'd get a Volkswagen. Like a Mini Cooper. Could you imagine? I go from Jeep. Get a British flag. What's the car? I'm thinking of a Bronco.

And what do they collect? because nobody ever put anything on my Bronco. Me neither. They've been talking about there's some people that have done donkeys or some people that have done horses. It's like a new thing with Broncos. Why would you do a donkey? It kind of looks like a horse.

But this is just, this is so derivative, right, of the Jeep dog. So it's just them trying to come up with. Yeah, that's a knockoff. And I hear for it. Don't let knockoffs. I'm back to Hyundai. Get your Hyundai. Happy customers.

They collect people that rave about their products. I mean, if that's what you want. So, yeah, there you go. A few things here. A few passengers said they were trapped inside a Waymo driverless taxi and Austin. Oh, here we go. That's what we're worried about.

One said cars kept honking at us and it would not move. It would not let us out. And it only did after they threatened to go live on TikTok. Oh, see. Isn't that, is that what we want? You want to be trapped inside of our taxi cabs? That's a big emergency exit button. That's a fair question, but it's also, we trust other humans that we do not know,

driving at us with two yellow lines that separate nothing actually. except trust. We trust the person that we do not know. We don't know how their day has been. We don't know if they can drive. We do not know if they've stolen the car or bought the car. We don't know if they're 12 not to come over in the lane and hit us. Like we have all the trust in another human being to not crash into us and kill us.

So when you're going, is this what we want? Yeah, maybe because nobody got hurt here. Yeah. I mean, I still think that the, if they were all, If every road on the car was a computer, like every road of the car, every car on the road would be computer operated. Fine, let's do it. But that's never how it's going to be because there was a time when horses and cars were on the road at the same time. They didn't go, well, no horses.

If everybody was a car, so there is always that period. Yeah, but as long as there's us driving and then computers drive in, oof. But the us are going to have way more accidents than the computers. So let's say the computers have an accent or two. That's going to be big news because it's new and it hasn't happened a bunch. there's 500,000 accidents a day 10,000 people die a day in car wrecks Yeah

Yeah It's just not news because it happens so much It's computer glitches though man You just never know when it's gonna hit True, but what about human glitches happen Way more than computer glitches Distractions is what that Constantly

But then also there's the hackers Great and that's never happened with an airplane either So people who've been in the airplanes It's never once happened in an airplane Thank you that helps me Well, what do you mean? There's still pilots in the airplane. Okay, well, there are still people in the cars. Oh, true.

But if the airplane was completely remote. You can be on your computer and a hacker can still get it, even if you're sitting there on your computer and they can dominate you and move you out. Yeah. You're acting like, just because you have the space bar, you can take the control back. You can't. Control off delete. Control all delete. Yeah, would you get an airplane if there was no pilot?

No way. Yeah, same. No way. No. Why not? What? Oh. If they hadn't tested it and had been safe, it probably safer.

No way. The pilots really don't do anything either. Yes, I do. Make sure that it's safe up and down. Yeah, landing and takeoff is very important. But they push buttons for the most part and the computer does it. You're acting like it's so wild and new that pilots, a human, most of the flight anyway is computer. When that first happened, though, can you imagine, we can't believe the people aren't flying it?

They just push a button. Pilots fall asleep all the time. I don't think they don't fall asleep. There's a lot. And there's a pilot and a co-pilot. And they say, Johnny, I want to fall asleep. asleep. You stay up. There are 1.19 million people

dying car accidents every year. That's a lot. Wait until Waymo takes over, then the stats will pop up on Waymo. They'll go way down. And back to your airplane, though. The airplanes are not controlled remotely right now. They still need a pilot. So you can't hack something that's not

computer, like is run by a computer right now. I guess we kind of thought that the hacking would have happened with OnSight or whatever. What's that thing called? OnStar. On star. Eddie, that you're not making, that you're not speaking logically. Sure. So I'd like for you to say it again so I can refute your argument.

So planes are not like controlled by a computer yet. Airplanes. Like they still have a pilot. They can put their on whatever deck computer on autopilot. But they have a computer. But it's not connected to a network, I don't believe. They have computers in them, right? Right.

It's not connected to. But how do you know that? Why would you say it's not connected? What knowledge do you have that it's not connected to network? Because my knowledge says out. wise because you have to update things. Sure. You don't have to update computer systems in an airplane. So what do you do? Bring in a hard drive every time and go, let me plug it in and update the system. Well, so sometimes like, you know, your Southwest doesn't have Wi-Fi.

Different. Great point. So that means the plane's not connected. If you don't have Wi-Fi to watch your movie, that means the pilot doesn't have Wi-Fi to connect his plane. And this is why I won't argue back because that's his argument. Is that not accurate? No. So some parts of planes are isolated, like commercial, are isolated where you really can't hack in. Some aren't because systems have to be updated. And you can't update a system from inside the plane. You have to update it from another body. I would assume you would update it on the ground, right? Like once in a hangar. Sure. But still there's the ability to connect. Every airport they go to and they connect to the airport Wi-Fi. It plugs it to the side. Data cable. So not the case So planes are able to be connected to Same with like cars They don't hack into Tesla's Right

Yeah yeah yeah I get that now That's what I was thinking with the And even if they did Maybe it's just movies that have made us scared of that Oh Tesla that's true If they did and you had your hands on the wheel Though it could out control your hands Yeah where you can't stop it

That's what you're saying like a pilot If it got hacked a pilot could still pull the things It's defeating the purpose of the hacking which takes control of it and you don't have control of it even though you're there. So you're telling me that right now a hacker could control a plane

but hasn't yet. I'm not telling you that. I'm saying the fear was that and it hasn't happened because they have built them that it seems I won't say impenetrable because nothing is

but as of right now they have not hacked an airplane that we know of. I just assumed it wasn't possible that's why they hadn't done it yet. I figure hackers could figure out anything. And pilots It's 88% autopilot.

The 10 to 15 minutes during takeoff and the 20 minutes when they land, that's all they're needed for. Yeah. And that's a big part of it. I've seen that. But they're not having to move it like a boat. They just push a button and it takes it on its course. It moves the plane. Like my buddy's plane, the one that has the prop is one fan in the front.

Like single engine, got one fan in the front. And I was up there with him and he puts out an autopilot. I'm like, do we trust this plane from 1987's autopilot? He's like, yeah, dude, it's great. It doesn't do anything. It's like, this is the easiest part about flying. That's what he said. But I'm like, I don't know.

You're letting a computer do it? Not the 87. I don't think the 87 had a computer in it. Autopilot just does what? It just basically just saves whatever. It just a hold steady? Yeah, whatever setting it's on. So that keeps it that way.

Yeah, I don't know about autopilot. But I know that there will be far less people die when we go to Waymo's and other cars. Yeah. Those Waymos are weird. An autopilot system on a plane automatically controls the aircraft's path, altitude, speed, and heading. Essentially taking over routine tasks with the pilot. It can maintain a constant altitude. It can follow a pre-programmed flight plan.

It can even assist in certain maneuvers. Oh, barrel rolls? Nice. Autopilot barrel roll. You got a southwest like, hey, guys. We're also about to get those waymos here. I see them not testing them. I didn't see one.

I'm also not saying. It's weird. It's bizarre. I never been in one. And it'd feel a bit scary at first. However, everything new that involves humans is a bit scary at first until it's normal. Have you been in a self-driving Tesla? Yeah, I had one.

Where you can just sit back and read a book? In certain states, they don't allow full sit-back. Here, they didn't allow a full sit-back. So I could push the button, and it would drive. As long as there were lines on the road, it would do the whole thing. And then after a while, I go, hey, you got to put your hands on the wheel, remind us you're still here. And so you'd have to go, do. And then you take your hands off.

and it would and you would do that? It controlled the car better than I did. Well, dude, if you had that car, you would do it. I would totally try that. I'm so scared to let it just go.

So, like, when we go to Austin next weekend, there's those Waymoes, do I need an app for that? Probably the same way you need an Uber app, right? Or like for those scooters. I need an app for anything. I just wondered if they had a credit card thing. Like, when you get in, like you just tap the credit card.

Yeah, but I think they want more info on you than... An app just like Uber. Yeah, and I think that's such a technology. based thing. If they didn't have a technology-based way to get it, that'd be weird. You have to hail a Waymo. Yeah. Because I may, man, that's scary, but I may try it next weekend. It's weird. It is weird. It's scary. But when it's that, it'll be so much safer than what it is now, which is a bunch of tired, sleepy, distracted, drunk, young, old, angry, short, tall, skinny, fat humans.

All guys. Yeah. And we trust them. We don't even know them. Here they come. We do trust them. It's so weird. It's weird. It's weird. It's two lines. We just trust because two lines,

someone's not going to hit his head on. And we also trust, like, people to come pick us up. Like, there's random strangers and we think, oh, they're just great people. How do we know they're not on? I mean, because back in the day in Austin,

I got in a cab one time. And I'm driving, he's taking me home after a nine of the sixth street. And I'm like, oh, what's that means? Oh, oh, man, I stopped by my buddy's house, smoked a couple bulls. And I'm like, oh, what?

You did what? I got out of the cab. Because it's like, you just trust these people. Gosh. I guess I never fully trust him. You never do even when you get into an Uber? Humans in general. Oh, yeah, that makes sense.

Yeah, you know, generally across the board. I mean, there's don't really trust them. Maryland woman has won three big lottery prizes, always in mid-April. Investigate. It seems a little weird. A little coding. Yeah. Putting some numbers in the code.

So she has collected a $50,000 lottery prize recently, and she won $10,000 and then 20,000. five and two years ago. What's the order? Does it have the order of which one she went first? Yeah, five years ago, 10,000, two years ago, 20,000, recently 50. Yeah, she's going up. She's going up. She's testing and she's getting greedier. It's from UPI.com. Oh, you think that's it. Gritty. Yes. It's like when you steal a credit card, you're like one little cent charge and then you keep going up. It's consuming her. But then you don't do an interview, I think.

Oh, she did interview? Yeah, they're asking her about it. Oh, that's dumb. Unless you're hiding in plain sight. Now, that's hiding in plain sight. That's what I'm saying. No, no, no, no. The reference, we used it. And maybe a tad incorrectly the other day. Hiding in plain sight is talking about something that you're doing while you're actually doing something illegal, but you're right there talking about not doing illegal, but you're doing it.

That would be hiding in plain sight. She's there. She's talking about, she's winning. Like politicians that are gay, but they're anti-gay marriage. Not the same, really. Oh. It's not? No.

How'd that be hiding? Why not? Possibly, but not really. I wouldn't say that's just mostly a liar. Oh. Okay, like a cop. Because she's not lying. She's not saying she's not stealing.

Oh. A politician's like, I don't like gay people. I'm married and have kids. And then it's secretly gay, that's a line. Okay. Is it you're a bank teller? Yeah, come on, you got this. But you're laundering money.

That, that, yeah, you wash money at work. That would be a decent example. Right? Like, you take your money in us. If they're looking to see how the money is out, and who's taking the money, but you're a teller. They're like, well, they wouldn't do that because they'd tell her that we'd go to them first. We'd investigate them first.

But it's so, that's hiding in plain sight. That would be hiding in plain sight. Pretty good. If you can get away with it. Oh, a doctor. Oh, boy, she's on. I still don't understand it, so I'm trying to get there, okay? But you got one.

I don't really feel like that was a good one. It was a fair one. I would have accepted it with a check. What about a doctor who has access to? drugs and they steal them. Sell them. Yeah, they steal them, they sell them. Like the doctor wouldn't do that.

He took an oath. But it's like, oh, he has access to any, I don't know. Well, I would say if they're looking for the person that is selling drugs and they can't really figure it out, and like we've looked everywhere and the doctor's like in on and he's trying to help him find it, but he's really doing it. He's not saying he's not doing it. He's actually part of looking, but he's hiding from, he's in plain sight. Like he's involved with it.

So they're not ever looking at him. He's actually hiding by being a part of it by not saying he's not a part of it. What about the Kansas City bank robber, the wolf man? Was he hiding in plain sight? It's kind of... I don't know. Generally, it is... Oh, Amy, don't know.

Amy don't bash mine. Amy doesn't know it is, but she's bashing mine. It's being right in front of people, but people aren't really recognizing you for exactly what you're doing, even though you're in front of people. I've got it. Go ahead. You are a investor for people, like Bernie Madoff.

You're investing people's money, but you're not. I don't know, guys. God, why is it so hard? I don't know. You have made it hard, I just as a saying. I'm going to ask Google. Keep thinking about it. All day.

All day. What is an example? What about a DEA agent undercover? There we go. Drug dealing. What about a teacher who? sells meth who's a kid. You would never even think about the teacher.

But this should show detectives, though. Always start with the obvious ones. That's right. Start with a doctor. Of someone. Last thing. Your sister, she's in Spain? Yeah, because my niece is studying abroad.

So my sister went to visit her for a while, and they're doing all kinds of things. She went to a bullfighting? They did. They went to a bullfight in Spain. And my sister didn't know going into it. I mean, she's never been to Spain. She just heard of bull fights, but she kind of thought, oh, this will be fun, like the rodeo in Texas.

It's different. Yeah, she's traumatized. Yeah, they're different. It's not fighting. It's like bull killing. It's bull. Yeah, they should call it bull killing. Yeah.

But sometimes the bull does kill the matador. Yeah, sometimes. Oh, my gosh. Can you imagine going to one where the, oh, man. Yeah, no. That'd be somber. Honestly, like, she's disturbed. I'm going to give you a hiding in plain sight, a famous example.

Ted Bundy worked at a suicide hotline. So how's that? But that's not... What? So would he get vulnerable people on the phone? It made him a better serial killer. He learned and he could also know who they were. And he would go after them?

Those were the victims? Some could be. What in the world? And so when they're looking for somebody who's killing, it's not somebody who helps people to keep from dying. Because his job was to keep people from dying, working the suicide hotline, but he was secretly killing. Got it. So like those nurses that do the like IVs, they put something in the IV at the hospital. They're hiding in plain sight.

They're supposed to be helping those people. Yeah. They have that like that sick base, that sick thing where they just want to kill people that are already dying. I say we should be done with the examples. I was done. It was never, it was never even really going to be something. I know. I'm sure that this is annoying the listeners.

But I, for whatever reason, I can't wrap my head around it. And some, you know. Okay. We are done. Okay. Thank you all. That's all I got. It's like.

No, no, no, no. He was just talking about what were you talking about right before that before you brought up Ted Bundy? Yeah. Oh, what were we talking about? Who knows? I don't know, dude. Oh, man, it was something interesting. We are done. Thank you all for being here.

Oh, Matador's. Yeah. Tomorrow 10 a.m. Central. Ramundo will try to do the 30-minute challenge. We have all the rules that are here, and he's going to do charades. If he can get 40 right in 30 minutes. Or should we give the option for Ray to actually be the receipt? and pick the person to give.

Oh. Can we let him pick that if he wants to be the giver or the receiver? If he wants to, but he was already concerned about lunchbox throwing it. Well, but he didn't have to pick lunchbox for anything. Like, Ray, you can pick if you want to be the giver or the taker. You all think about it. Typically, I'm a taker, but yeah. Fair enough.

Really? Fair enough. That's interesting. All right, so that'll be 10 a.m. Central tomorrow. Ray will do it, and if he wins, I'll buy them close tickets to the basketball game. The Memphis Grizzly playoff basketball game. That's legit. Yeah.

Thank you. We'll see you tomorrow. Bye everybody. Hey, it's Bobby Bones. I'm here with Amy. Amy, what's up? Here's Jason Aldeen talking about his love of basketball. Baseball, baseball.

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