The Bobby Bones Show - Thursday Post Show (02-10-22)

Episode Date: February 10, 2022

Bobby tried to watch Raised by Wolves last night on HBO Max and wasn’t feeling it. Bobby talks about how he is signing his new kid’s book. Amy talks about her latest guest on her podcast talking about technology contracts. Amy shares a story about her friend dating a guy that had different names under all their streaming services. Is that a red flag? Kim Kardashian reveals why she divorced Kanye West. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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We tried to watch Raised by Wolves. Raised by Wolves last night. It's one of the shows we talked about on the air. Yeah. I was going through the list. Raised by Wolves on HBO. It's two seasons. It got such a high review.

Caitlin and I were like, let's watch it. We made like half through the first episode. We were like, eh, not for us. But I thought it was your wheelhouse of like... That bad. I don't know that it was bad. Has anyone watched it? Because I may not have just given it enough time.

It was really odd. She's not big into apocalypse or time travel. So it's got to kind of grab us both. But we watched. It was a little spacey. And these two people come from, I think, Earth, because Earth is dead now. They land another planet in a spaceship,

and they have six basically human babies are going to have. They hook her up to some machine. She's an android, but they have the six last human babies. Five of them die. One of them's alive. And it's them raising that kid. We never got to that kid being 12. That's in the first episode.

I didn't spoil anything because I haven't seen anything. But we watched it, we checked out of it. So maybe if it's good worth getting back into, you guys can let me know. I didn't love it. We almost watched Pam and Tommy on Hulu. Oh, yeah. Pam Anderson and Tommy Lee.

The first episode is, I read the description. It's basically some guy that worked at their house who did, like, home repairs, didn't get paid. So I think he's the one who got their tape and leaked it. I didn't remember that. That was the situation. Did anyone else? So thought about that, but stayed away.

We did watch another episode of Righteous Gemstones, and I kept looking at one of the characters in Righteous Gemstones, and I was like, I know that person from somewhere. I was like, how do I know them? Because they're all dressed all funny. Couldn't put it together. And I won't look it up sometimes. It'll be a game of playing in my head.

It was stuck like glue. You and me, baby. Jennifer Nettles. Really? She plays one of the, yeah. The mom who died. So she's in it too. Was she an actress before?

Did they just get her? I don't know if she asked. Well, doesn't she do like theater acting? She's on Broadway. I don't really know her resume. She did code of many colors recently on TV. on the talking box. Oh, that's right.

So probably she grew up doing lots of performance, which is the case with many of these artists. The Country Act started to work. Probably put that to the side. Sugar Lane crushed it for a long time. Walla, here we go. It's kind of like how a lot of actors can sing really well, too, because they grew up the same way.

They grew up in performance, yeah. I saw Disney Plus added 11.8 million subscribers, which is massive because Disney Plus is now starting to rock. Netflix added 8.3 million new subscribers just to show you, because the numbers alone don't mean anything to me, but the fact that Netflix added 3 million more than, sorry, Disney Plus added 3 million more, the Netflix shows you how fast it's growing.

And Disney Plus is now starting to put things up that aren't just kids shows, because they do have the Beatles documentary. Yeah. They have something else up too that I saw. And they have obviously the superhero stuff, but it's starting to be a little more of a, you don't have to be Marvel or kids.

We have Nat Geo on there, which Breaking Bobby Bones is on if you want to watch that. but they're starting to put up a lot of adult programming as well, which is weird to say because it sounds like porno, and it's not. When I refer to my books, I will go, if I'm talking like to Morgan number one, because we're going to, I've got to start signing these new kids books. So there's the adult books and the kids books. But when I say adult books, I feel like it's a book that my adult book is like going to have a picture of my wiener in it.

And it's not. It's just one of my first two books. The cool thing we're doing for the kids books is they sent, they printed out this extra page that isn't in every other book. And so they're going to send all of this special page with special artwork on it, and I'm going to sign it, and we're going to send it to everybody, and you put it in the book. So it's a page that everybody else isn't getting.

And it's signed. And so because there were so many of them, they're like, we can't mail you 10,000 books to your house. But what we can do is we can get the artist, the illustrator, to create a special art piece, and you can sign it that goes in with the other pages, and you can send it to them specifically and they can put it inside the book and be one of the pages.

Smart. Yeah, well, I just wondered how am I getting 10,000 books at my house to sign. Well, yeah, I mean, in the shipping on that. Well, hey, I ain't paying for it. So that part I didn't worry about. Yeah. But they haven't sent them yet.

That is going to be quite the undertaking. But I promised everybody that bought one and then sent their email address, whatever they did. Because that's out of my hands, yeah. I'm going to sign. I'll sign until my hand drops if I have to. On Amy's podcast, Four Things,

with Amy Brown. You had the counselor on that talked about the contract with the kids. Yes. So he's a counselor, but then he also formed this group called Shape the Sky, which like, you know, for kids, he's like, you know, the sky. You can write whatever you want into the world, but like technology and being online, it might be up in the sky forever. And he just wants to help kids be smart with how they use technology so they don't end up regretting things that's now out into the universe forever. Something we didn't have to worry about. Right. Imagine we'd have been the dumbest. kids. We'd have been posting all kinds of stupid stuff. We'd even canceled five times by now.

Yeah. Thank God we didn't, we don't have to worry about what we did as kids and we posted as kids. Yeah. No, I mean, it's a whole, it's a whole thing. I mean, you as a parent, you try to prepare your kids and have that conversation. So yeah, they understand. But I mean, yeah, I have some disposable camera. You know, we had to go print out photos from like high school. I'm like, oh, good thing, this never ended up online somewhere because it could just look really bad and be out there forever. So he's great. He's created a technology contract that is free and can be downloaded from his website for parents. So we went through that. There's also a pledge on there that you can take with your young kids, because that's when if you start talking to them about it before they get the technology

when they're young, then it'll be normal conversation. I want to play a few of these clips from Amy's podcast. This is what you post online could be online forever. Posting for permanency. Like what I post, because I think sometimes when a young person post something, they're like, oh, if it goes bad, I'll just delete it. Well, as soon as you get submit or upload or whatever, like, it's gone and it's out of your control. So whatever you send, realize it is permanent, even though you can delete it, it might be saved somewhere else. And a good activity I do with, like, maybe your 14-year-old, for example, is say, you know, think about when you're 18. Like, that's four years from now, you know, about, you know, you're going to be a lot different than your R. I saw, speaking of this, Nelly, accidentally posted a sex.

tape on his Instagram, his own. Did? Do you think he was an accident? No, because they had him. He was doing an interview, and he was post, he was on his phone, and you see him go, oh, God,

and he took it down immediately. But it was up for a second, so people got screenshots of it. Whoa. But sex tape, like on his phone, he was recording himself. I think he meant to post a different video, and he accidentally posted that

on his Instagram, and you see him go, oh, and then he pulled it down, but yeah, that was a whole thing. Yeah, post for permanency. Here is, kids should never send, or ask for naked pictures. Parents are pretty sure to tell kids is do not send any pictures of yourself unclothed, right? The thing I think we miss is telling kids, do not request that from somebody else because that's

unfair to them, right, to put a person in a position like that where you're asking for something. And then finally, online friends, you don't really know. Let's talk about what friend means. This is somebody you met online who maybe has some friendship qualities, but a friend is really who you grew up with and who you had birthday parties with and who you laughed with and played with outside and did all those things with. That's who a friend is, who you're physically connected to and able to run around, do things. Yeah, you can make friends online, but you'll never get that friendship part that, you know, that you would have got like you did in elementary school.

Like today, Eddie was asking if, was that today? Or yesterday? Yesterday, Eddie was asking about Jake Owen, if Jake Owen is his friend. He's my friend. Well, do you go to birthday parties and around outside with him? Not yet. We were outside when we hung out at the zoo. But did you just run into each other? Yes, yes. He was there with his family. I was there with mine. And but also Andrew is my friend. Andrew is? And we've met him. We met him.

We met him. But we're also not 12. Right. Right. Again, this stuff is for like little kids. But I feel like he's talking to me too. I'll be honest. The contract I printed it out and we're using it and it has a whole conversation printed for you. So if you're a parent, it's like super helpful. And then in the

contract there's like 41 different things. that you can go over. And he's like, it honestly might take you like 20 minutes to go through all 41 things. He's like, which seems, might seem a little daunting, but he's like a 20 minute important conversation about this will save you hours and hours of torment down the line if you don't set these expectations. And like, kids are able to want to uphold contracts or like want to do the right thing. But if you just ignore it and don't talk about it, you end up spending way more than 20 minutes dealing with the consequences. Do you think your kids just want to do the right thing? I think they do.

Like, genuinely, they do. You ready? Yeah. My kids always want to do the right thing, and it's up to me to tell them when it's not the right thing. That makes sense. It doesn't mean we're all going to. I mean, everybody's human and we're not perfect at all.

But I think if I were to, you know, really have to answer that. Like, honestly, as a parent, I see that in my children all the time. They want, it's almost like sometimes I have to do reverse psychology with it because they'll end up, like, wanting to do the right thing and they show me themselves. You know, what's really hard. is trying to teach him something that you were terrible at. Like, you're just kind of like, hey, you can't do this. And then you're thinking back like, man, I did this like a lot of times when I was a kid.

And I was always in trouble for this. And you're telling them like, hey, don't do that. That's trouble. You don't want to be that kind of person. I'm like, dang, that was totally me for like my whole upbringing. It's probably your parents doing that to you think they were bad at telling you not to do it. It's probably just that cycle. Something else I wanted to mention.

By the way, hear that whole conversation on Amy's podcast, four things with Amy Brown. Yeah, and well, we'll just, I'll say shape this guy.org is the website, and that's where you can download the free contract. Because I had so many parents, when we talked about this last time, asking, where can I get a contract? Where can I get it? And his is awesome. And again, download it, free, print it out. You're good to go. We were talking about subscription services, and I know why I was talking about it now.

Amy has a friend, and you're going to see where this all ties in. And she went on a date, I went over to this guy's house. Yeah, so they're dating, and she went to his house for like a movie night. It was her first time hanging out over there. though. And she noticed when he pulled up all of his apps on his TV that like each like Netflix, Hulu, HBO Max, like everything was a different name like login. It wasn't his. And she was like, I don't know if I should be attracted to the fact that he's resourceful and hits up different friends for different logins or if he's like a mooch and this is like a red flag.

A red flag or totally acceptable. Amy, you can go first. I mean... Be honest. I will be honest with I know he's 41 years old. And I think he should have his own accounts. Eddie? Totally acceptable.

If you go to my subscriptions, you'll find different names on some of the services. What? Not maybe two out of the six that we have. But they're there. And some of my mom, my sister, our friend Steve. You know, like... You know, like... You know, like...

what, mom and sister are a little more acceptable than our friend, Steve. That's different than every network, a different friend. But does she know that that's not his mom or his sister? Well, yeah, I mean, she talked to him about it. And he's like, oh, yeah, this is my friend, da-da-da-da. I got this login from here and got this login from there. And she's like, oh, interesting. She just doesn't know what to think of it.

Morgan, if you were dating a guy and you went to his house and same situation, what do you think? I don't think it's a red flag mostly because I think it could be considered resourceful. Like, you know, he's taken all of the options and he can use that money. elsewhere because of real man and it's technically not that's against the law. What it would show me is to he's probably not a good tipper. He's probably cutting

he's probably cutting small corners in many places for his own benefit. I told her she I said he owns a nice condo and I was like does he own it? That's probably why. Do you not use it? Morgan, finish your statement. You can finish your statement. Well I just think it

it's a white flag. It's something I would be cautious of because then I just watch how he is. If it's just something he's being resourceful, I mean, streaming services get so expensive if you buy all of them. So if you're trying to share them, I get it. Yeah. So what if he's sharing the payment of it at one person? He's not. He's not.

No, I'm just saying he's not. He's just using other people's account. Yeah. White flag's a good word for it. Yeah. But doesn't that mean surrender? White flag is just not a red flag. It's a flag.

It doesn't mean stop. You can go. It's like a warning. So we can call it yellow? Go with caution. Yellow flag. What's the flag they wave at the races when it's caution? Green, I believe.

I'm team fuse now. Green, red is go. Red means dog. No, green might be last lap. Let me think about it. Okay, so why don't we just do like red, yellow green? Go, pause. I go, yeah.

Okay, I go, yeah. Okay, let's readdress our flags then. Okay, red flag. That's the big one. I go yellow flag. Okay, proceed with caution. I go yellow flag. Okay.

Yellow flag. Yeah, like, proceed with caution. It's a green flag. You guys are so ridiculous. You act like you don't share accounts with other people. Who cares who's an account? I don't share an account with anybody else. I don't.

I pay for all my own. And maybe, yeah, if it's one. And I guess I'm crazy because I share a ton of them. Well, I'm afraid that somebody will change a password on. I won't be able to get in at some point. Yeah. And then I texted them and be like, hey, can I get that password? They don't care.

No, and then if I change my password, they text me. Hey, can I get that password? You trade off. I can't believe you guys are sounding like you're going to break up with someone and stop dating them because they share accounts. You guys are ridiculous. Green flag is go, yellow flag is caution, red flag is stop, black flag is safety infraction. Oh.

This is NASCAR? White flag is last lap. Ah, so off. So off. Yeah, you weren't close on any of those. A 41-year-old man, I would be like yellow flag. Right. I'd watch eye tips after that.

Yeah, see how he, yes, does he do this in other areas where he's trying to like save money? Amy, why can't he pay for it? You said something. Is it against the law? Oh, I think so. No, no, no, for real, for real. No, no, I don't really so much care about the law part, but really, don't they, like, set a precedence with some people and then people end up getting arrested or fine, like thousands of dollars? They did with straight music for a while.

They were like, okay, we're going to set a precedent where if you're stealing music, they would arrest people. Yeah. They just not do that anymore. But we're not stealing because somebody's paying for it, you know? It's like, it's like, I bought a pizza, right? Don't worry. I got the pizza. Bones, you're my bud.

Here take two slices. Lunch, get two slices. I don't think that's actually. the case because with pizza there's a finite amount of pizza you have bought those many pieces with streaming services unlimited it's unlimited you can like share it a lot of times i know on netflix mine isn't because i've bought six screens like on mine yeah because you have to be able like yes because we have different TVs or computers and you have to be able to have enough Morgan but but if that's the case why do they allow for different profiles exactly living in the same house

yeah because we have kids there's a version that we do that shear a Steven so you guess i didn't think about the kids, but yeah. Because like Apple TV gives you a certain amount of invites to let people share. Maybe Green flag. I don't know. I don't think that it's legal. Here you go. Somewhat, there is a federal law that prohibits password sharing.

The Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, CFAA, makes it a federal crime to share passwords, although it's unlikely that the FBI will raid your home because you're still in your exes account. But it is illegal and if they ever decide to crack down, they will. I'll ask my brother-in-law.

FBI agent. No, I'm reading to you. It's called the CFAA, the computer fraud and abuse act. I want to go right to the horse. They're not going to, but your question is, is it illegal? The answer is yes. That's crazy. Are they going to enforce it?

No. Is it a red flag if you're dating a dude and he's got 19 accounts? You know what they can do. You look in his fridge and it's all the mustard from the restaurant. Yeah. Catchup pack? I don't know. That's a red flag.

Yeah. No, that's resourceful, guys. That's all I'm saying. Exactly. Kim Kardashian reveals what led to divorcing Kanye West Which Do you know Kanye's new girlfriend Do you ever see her?

Julia Fox thinks her name? I saw a picture of him with her She's hot. Is she hot to you? Yeah. She's not hot to you? All I saw was some article It made me click because it's like

She is used to dating billionaires I saw that one too Like she's not just dating Kanye for his money Like she doesn't need to date him money She was like honey I'm a date billionaires I was 24 Yeah She has a podcast so she's in the news a lot now

I think now they have an open relationship her and Kanye, Julia Foxx. Kim Kardashian is opening up why she decided to divorce Kanye. She said that she decided to choose herself instead of making others happy. That means being honest with herself and taking better care of herself.

She also surrounds herself with people to make her happy. Kanye has responded by pleading for the family to get back together. It's weird to plead for the family to get back together when you also have a girlfriend though and you're out with her.

Open relationship though. No, but not with Kim. I know. I was just saying that. Because Kanye is screaming, we need to get back together. But he also has a girlfriend. Right.

Don't you think if that's the case, you're single in going, let's get back together? And showing like, hey, I want you. Yeah. Yeah, it's a weird situation there. Vegetarians eat meat, apparently. They just don't talk about it. Ooh. Most of them.

Interesting. Vegetarians are just, they want to hold on to, I'm a vegetarian, but sometimes they slide a little meat in. I had a neighbor when I lived in Austin, and he, he's, He was a vegan. I'm hardcore vegan. But every Friday, I'd get the barbecue pit out and then grill and he always hover around. That smells real good. Hey, man, can I just have a bite?

At least once every two months, he'd be like, let me just give me a little bite. Give me a little bite of the steak. And I would if they do. It's your life. Do whatever you want. According to a new survey, 50% of vegetarians admit they've eaten meat in the past month. They say the only vegetarian, and that's not the case. It's happened when they were drunk with friends or not totally paying attention to food specifics.

A few of them just like meat. Mm-hmm. The most popular meat vegetarians would reach for, burgers, pizza, and nachos. That's from munchies. com. Now, Morgan, you're a vegetarian? I am. You ever slept and have a little meat, a little meat?

When I was in high school, like when my dad would cook chicken, I would try it. But that's been years. So, no, even when I'm drunk, I'm still like, what is in that dip? I will, I can spot meat from like a mile away, mostly because it makes me sick, so I have to at this point. Makes you sick because you don't eat enough of it? just haven't had it in so long. Since eight years old, I mean, I maybe had three pieces of meat

since I was eight in that time frame. Mike, D's a vegan. V-V-V. You ever slip some meat? One time I got a salad and I noticed it tastes it a little bit different and it turns out they put bacon bits in it. But do you like it? No. And then aside from that, no, I haven't had any meat in like five years. So the

question is, does the show think I do things and don't talk about it? I'll list some out. Drink. No. No. You do not. No, no chance. Nope. Really? You don't think I could be having a couple drinks secretly.

We would see it. No, you missed a point secretly. Like, I'm just with Caitlin and we're like, you know what? Let's have a drink of champagne. Okay, I don't know. I'm really working hard. I mean, that was quick, Amy. Yeah, Amy, you're really easy.

You're a bad juror. I turn. I know, I'd be the worst juror ever. Whoever, whatever lawyer is speaking, I'd be like, okay, I agree with them. Oh, wait. No, no, I agree with them. No. No chance.

No chance. No chance. 100%. Smoke. No chance. What? Anything. No.

The drinking before the smoking. Because just the hot. I picture you with something smoking in your hand. Like, no chance. You're not smoking. But maybe it's just so secretive. Because I don't. I don't do any of this stuff, but maybe I am secretly.

That's my point here. Okay, next up, cursing. Yes. Do you think I secretly curse? Yes. Secretly curse? No. Why would you do that in secret?

Because no one's around. Yeah, so he can keep his streak. And he was. He used to be a cursor. I know. Sometimes that comes back. If he cussed, he would just say I cuss. Yeah, and I was talking to, I was like, I should just start again.

And what did she say? Okay. Yeah. How about it? Champ. Let her writ. Let her chip. All right.

I don't. I don't do any of this, but I'm just seeing if you guys think I do. Drink coffee. No, you hate coffee. But you do do the espresso. Yes, but I'm talking about coffee. Like a cup of coffee. Like, we think I'll get up, even though I hate coffee.

But do I get up? I'm like, you know, I just feel like I have a little coffee. Just because you have to stick with the fact that you hate coffee. I'm a coffee hater. Yeah. No. Eat peanut butter. No.

Racist peanut butter cups, so not quite peanut butter. That does taste like chocolate more than peanut butter. Yeah, that doesn't count. I hate peanut butter. Okay? Show up late places. No. Yes.

100%. Yes. And if you ever do, you'll never tell us. No chance. Yeah. Because that would ruin everything. Here's the thing. If he's late, then he had intended on being late, therefore he's not late.

That's still late. Uh-uh. Don't be Bobby right now. You be you, Amy. That's late. No, I don't think he's late. I think if he's late to something, it's because he has no other choice and he had to be late because of other things. No, because what we were told is leave earlier. That's what we're told. That's what we're told. Like, hey, I can come to that. But FYI have this. So I'm going to be late according to the time you're saying, but he's not going to be late to according to the time he said he'd be there. So, for example, sometimes when we do these IHeart Radio, uh, work. premiere and I have to be in New York or Los Angeles. They're like, you need to be here at 545 for run through.

I know, I don't have to be there at 545 for run through. I know it. But they told you that. We don't. I don't know what time they're going to tell you. But they're like, you have to be here. They're like, the show starts at 7, we need to run through. I know for a fact, that's not the case.

And I need about three minutes to do you run through. But what time do they tell you to be there? 545. And did you get there at 545? Sometimes 620. Exactly. But I know that. And I go, Rod, I'm not getting there until 620.

There's no need. And then I get there at 620. I'm done by 625 and I'm sitting there my thumb on my butt for the next 35 minutes. That's weird. Not really, Amy. He doesn't really do that. You can do other things. Or do you?

Probably more productive things. Vap. I guess that's the same thing. No, you don't vape. Oh my gosh. I'd love to see that. I'd love to take that picture and leak it.

No one won't believe it. They wouldn't. They'd think it was a joke. Post for permanency, Eddie. Tomorrow on the Bobbycast Ben Rector will be on Just a wonderful interview Do we have any clips, Mike?

Yep Oh Mike and Raybo's coming through With the, yep Did the interview actually yesterday It was just wonderful Let me play a little bit of Living My Best Life Ben's current single

I'm living my best life I wake up with the sunrise It does not look Been my best life That's good Yeah he's really good Really good. We also used to play his song, Still the One, the Shania Twain cover that he did. We played on the countdown. Here's the club of that. So, we're still the one I run. Two, you're still the one I've won.

So we're talking to him. It's out tomorrow the full thing. But he talks about how he got Snoop Dog to rap on a song. So basically his guy, after we worked everything out, he's like, okay, just so you know this is how it goes. Snoop does this one time. There's no redoes. not like, you know, and they're like, he's the best, but he's going to do it one time. You give us the money. We'll give you the track. We did confirm that it was going to be clean just so you know, like we got to keep this like pretty PG. So he did it one time and that's it. And they still got it. And Snoop was like rapping about weed or something in it. It's always like, I can't put this in the song. So he went over and he talks about this in the interview. And he wrapped over Snoop Dog and like cut Snoop out and put him just because I can't have Snoop rapping about weed in the

song, but Snoom did it one time, that's it. The end. So, and you have to pay rappers. In the country music world, they kind of trade out a little bit, but rappers you have to pay. There's no trade. They don't want you. Yeah. And then he got Kenny G. to come on a song, too. And they talked about how much Kenny G ended up charging him for a feature on a different song. The coolest part of the whole thing, it comes, you know, he's like, man, I've had a great time on this. I'm really glad I got to do it. And I was like, that's so kind of you, man. And so, like, I'm getting ready to kick it over to my manager to work out, like, whatever financial arrangement we're going to have. And he's just like, man, no worry about it. I loved, I loved it.

And I was like, Kenny G. Are you kidding me? Like, are you serious? And dude, just the kindest guy of all time. He's got Snoop. Kenny G. He created this big, like, um, like Muppet looking animal for it. It's, it's really good. I hope you guys check it out. Tomorrow on the Bobbycast, Ben Rector. All right. I think that's it. Amy, anything you'd like to say. No. I think, well, I was going to say my podcast. We already did a whole thing about that. Whole thing. You want to do it again, Amy? Four things with Amy Brown.

You know my fifth things I've really been enjoying. Those are episodes that go up on Tuesdays. And my friend Kat, that's a therapist. She's now joining me for all of those. And I feel like we've had some good talks the last like three weeks. So if you've ever missed the fifth thing, go check it out. Who also has a good podcast. Yeah, hers is called You Need Therapy.

And she's got a three week part up right now about attachment styles. And it's her most downloaded episodes ever. So she's been like freaking out about that. But attachment styles are something people are really. interested in. So if that's you. Too many numbers, too many enneagrams, love languages, attachment styles, which way to put your thumb in your butt. Well, there's not that many. There's not that many. If you turn it to the left, that means you're this way. If you turn, you know. The attachment ones are they're complex in each their own, but there's not that many of them. But I think people are so

interested in. That's why it's the most downloaded episodes. I know, I know. You guys wanted shot it on? Yeah. Yes. Yes. I'm about ready to end this game, though. I'm not. Because I got this money out for some reason about a month ago. Now I'm afraid to spend it and break it because I know I won't have it for this game. I gave Eddie one of them. Well, because he got it right. Shocking. He left it here.

He didn't need it. It's my desk. I mean, leave stuff here. For lunch, I'm having sweet potato fries. Oh, boy. He's hungry again. I'm starving. At this point, I've been up so long.

I'm starting to, I'm on the down. Amy and I're going to finish the countdown after this. I'm going to do that first. Then I'm going to do sweet potato fries with some sort of beef. I have a double protein. They're called chicken wings, but they're not, they're not made like chicken wings. What are they made like? I can look it up, but it's a healthy thing.

Chicken wings are fairly healthy. So you're eating it all? Is it all from like the air fryer? Yeah, basically. Yeah, pretty healthy. But I stuff myself. And I try to have five proteins a day at this point. Tough to do.

Tough to do. All right, here we go. Amy, are you ready? Mm-hmm. One, two, three, 43. Wait, wait, what did you say, bones? I said 34 and you said 43.

Correct. Ugh. Just whiff on. What I'm about to say. 100 bucks up for grabs. Flip it in my first six. Okay. Mike.

One, two, three, 17. You guys can say it louder if you want. You don't have to whisper with me. I'm just making sure we don't yell over each other. Okay. Lunchbox. Yep.

One, two, three. 47. I don't know what you said. Did you say 47? It's a 23. Oh. I got it. I know what to do, Amy.

Flip it and reverse it. Eddie. One, two, three. 12. Stop. Stop. Stop. Ha.

You only flipped it and reversing because of me. Man, my hands are cold. How in the world? I love it. I love it. I have this feeling in my body I've never felt before. I, If I didn't see that with my own eyes, I wouldn't believe it.

Amy, I did your dump flip and reverse it. That's why I do it at the same time so you guys don't think there's something shady happening. When I saw it, when I saw it, I was like, I'm about to have to give Eddie another hundred bucks. But I flipped it and reversed it. I know. Zums. Blah, blah, blah, blah. Wow. That's, that means in the last week, it's landed on 21. Twice because he won.

Morgan. Are you ready? I'm ready. One, two, three. 32. 32. 32. 32. 32.

Ray. Don't flip it and reverse it, Ray. 1, 2, 3. 92. Scoobah Steve. All right. Ready. dude. It's brutal.

Tough loss. You've already won, though. Looking at your $100 bill, I'm like, gosh, that was so close. I wish I could give listeners a chance to do this. Yeah, but they can't. But the phones don't work. We've tried. It just doesn't work. All right. They don't really need it. What? And you do?

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