The Bobby Bones Show - Thursday Post Show (6-6-24)

Episode Date: June 6, 2024

Bobby talks about his failed assassination attempt on Morgan2. Morgan talks about how funny it was to see Bobby try to lure her out of her house. Bobby talks about a big fish that his step dad Arkansas Keith caught and his critique of our Too Much Access episode with the Arizona Cardinals. We then have some listeners join us from KBAY Country that are in town for CMA Fest. We find out what they had to do to win the contest to get a free trip.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Open your free I-Heart Radio app. Search, Earn Your Leisure, and listen now. It's time for the Bobby Bones Post Show. Here's your host, Bobby Bones. I've been stalking Morgan for a couple weeks, trying to figure out where she goes, when she goes. We're playing this assassin game where if you shoot them with a water gun, they're dead. Last man standing wins all the money.

Last person, whatever. Don't hit me up. Don't hit me woke people. Last person. We got it. And so I felt pretty good about yesterday. I was finally going to go over and declare it was war. And so I go, and I know better to drive in front of Morgan's house

because she has a ring camera. So I know how to get around the back Like go around the road that's by the highway And not pass her house And then back around And I was going to park And I pulled my perfect spot Not not you can't see

You wouldn't be able to see my truck at her house And so I'm right there on the corner parking If I'm a good yard And I see she comes around the corner And it's not like a four way It's a small road And I just fall in my

I'm like Are you kidding? Oh you did the lunch? where you try to fall into the other seat. The road was so small. It wasn't even like a four-way in a neighbor. I mean, it was so, it's a small road. And my Hyundai is, oh, well, yeah.

It's like gold mat. She knows the car. I'm just hoping she was not paying attention. But I fall in my, and I fell in my, because she came up on me so quick, I didn't even see her coming. So you had to see a head go, whoo. So I thought, but maybe she didn't see me.

Did you see me? Yeah, I did. I know. God. But really, I saw the car, because the car, nobody else has that, car and I was like what's bought oh it has to be Bobby but then I was like

well maybe it wasn't and so I was a little bit like okay maybe not were you thinking at all like maybe Bobby wants to meet with me about something about what I work? Okay no no no at her house is part down the street I need to talk to you I was so just and I have a whole video of me getting ready

I'm so upset it's the car dude because that's what lunchbox did to me which one you want me to drive you can't even try my Bronco do me drive the gold medal Hyundai you drive my Porsche rent one rent one rent one You have to drive a car that nobody's going to recognize that. I don't have one.

Borrowing neighbors. I mean, that's what I said. I don't know my neighbors. That's the tough part of being an assassin. You've got to switch vehicles. Well, I was parked off, and had she not been driving through, and I only identify her by her ducks. Because there are a lot of jeeps.

There's, you know, her color Jeep, too. There's plenty of them. But there are so many ducks in the window. So I'm like, well, she probably saw me. I'm not going to drive all the way up here and not. still go for it. And I have this really intense, extremely far shooting water gun.

That you push a button and tell you how much charges in it. Oh yeah, it's electric, yeah. Yeah, it is. And so I thought if she just comes out, I can probably still shoot her from three miles away on top of the, if I get on top of the Hyundai. So I cross, and I had like two neighbors

look out their window at me because I'm like hiding in a yard behind a bush and somebody else's yard. Luckily, my gun is orange. Because had it been black, they'd probably thought I was trying to kill somebody. And let's remember we're not kids, man. Like, we're older people.

So, like, if you see, like, a 40-year-old man in your yard, that's scary. Like, I am, like, sitting on my butt behind a bush with a gun. But it's orange, so I feel okay about that. So I'm trying to get her out of her house, and I had this plan completely hatched up before she saw me. So I hired, she's not an intern because I'm paying her, but when I went and spoke at the University of Arkansas to a bunch of grad students, I was like, if any of you guys want to come work in media, I'll pay you for a whole summer, come up here and work.

And so the girl's name is Katie that's working for me this summer. And I said, Katie, Morgan won't know your number. So send her this text message once we know she's in the house. And so Katie texts her. Hey Morgan, this is Blossom flower delivery with an order from, I used her boyfriend's name. Nice. And I used her address. Our delivery service placed the order on the side of the home to avoid contact with the dog that it overheard.

Please let us know if you see your delivery and let us know if have any questions. So I was ready for Morgan to come, but she already seen me, but had she not to come out of her house and look for the flowers, boom! Nail her, right there. Good plan, good plan. Scream at her, I lie! And then run. I didn't work out because she comes out of the house of the phone, like recording me. Very interesting.

Morgan, would that have worked? Well, ironically, like, perfect timing. Had I not seen you, I was expecting a delivery from him that day at that time. Of what? Oh. just something related to things going on. Nothing big.

But it wasn't, I don't, I didn't know what it was. He just told me expected delivery. So it would have been. And the reason I drove by first, but didn't go by the front of her house, I didn't make sure that there wasn't a truck or car I didn't know like his. Because had he been there,

that wouldn't have worked. Because it'd have been like, I didn't order you anything. Had this whole thing like triple scouted? Had she not driven around the corner 30 seconds? I got there 30 seconds early. So she comes out of the house. She has her phone out.

She's laughing, but she's hiding behind like a pole the whole time so I can't shoot her. And I'm like, all right, screw it. So I take off running to the house.

She jumps down and I'm like, fine, I'll just go hide behind the house. Oh my goodness. The problem is I'm like running on the rock. She's big rocks gravel. You hear me.

And so I'm like, I guess I'm going to get on the trash can to jump over the fence. And at this point I'm thinking, I'm going to get hurt. Yeah. I'm going to play softball tonight. I have another big cool thing coming up.

sports-wise that I can't announce yet. But I was like, I can't get injured, but I really want to kill her. Then I see her little head poke out through the back door. And she's like, watching me. So I just shoot at the window. Nothing? No, no water on your hair or nothing? Nothing.

No, she didn't see her head out. She just looked through the window. Okay, okay. I knew I had a safe zone. And so then I just kind of circled the house for a bit and snuck off and just had her scared. I was still there for a long time. I never said I'm leaving.

I just wanted to at least feel it. Oh, no. I saw you run away. You know why? Because I was going to shoot you from above. I had advantage point that I was getting to. Can you imagine she snipes me from the top one over her house? Dang, you'd have been out.

That'd have been the greatest. Yeah, I'd have been out. Wait, can you shoot your assassin? You can. That was the rule. That's how you can save yourself from them is if you shoot them. So I was getting to my vantage point. See you run across my lawn.

You're still laughing hard. This is like 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon, man. Like, I was so planned. And she just came around the corner I had the flat And everything I had to make sure that he wasn't there And then

When I hear her laughing With her phone poked out From run the pole I was like I'm cooked I might as well run at her Maybe she'll fall or something And I can shoot her But I did not get her

A lot of work went into that I did not work So now you know I'm trying to kill Morgan You didn't chase her into her garage I chased her into her house Like I mean Oh as soon as I even thought it was Bobby

When I got into my garage She shot It went down before I got out of the car There was no way to get in there Like you got Eddie because Eddie's Jeep was opening at the top off, right? Correct. And she knew it was me. So she shut it quickly.

Eddie wasn't for sure that was even you. He didn't know it was you. No, you were in your wife's car. So that was great on your part. Because how do you know it was you could have pulled in, kept the door shut, shut the garage. You never got in. No, I'd have just run in the garage. Then he would never open the doors.

The lid was, he had his top off. The top off. The lid. That's how he got me. I mean. If he would have seen you, though, it would have been different. For sure. Or I wouldn't stop.

He just kept driving. Yeah. No, he'd have been screwed because it's a cold sack. Dude, I can drive fast. You can't drive through a cold sack. There's nowhere to go. I can turn around and keep driving and put the windows up. Anyway, Morgan didn't have a top on.

Or Morgan had a top on and she pulled in her garage and I was hoping she didn't see me. And that's what you get for being early. That bitch you in the butt, dude. Yeah, I did. I'm telling you 30 seconds. Yeah. You got to be late sometimes. Because I went around the road.

She didn't drive down to make sure everything was clear, knew not to pull in front of her house because of a ring camera. Did you get anything on your ring camera? Oh, yeah. I have the disappointing look on your front of. when I ran inside and you pulled up to the front door like, like just mad and then you ran around the side. That's really funny. It's so stupid.

I was so irritated. I wanted to bust a window and then start shooting in there. And then just pay for the window, but I didn't do that. Can't do that. He's like, there's rocks right here. I can just boom. You were circling my house like a shark, though. I was like, I don't know how long this is going to go on for.

I was hoping she'd like try to come out and be like, ha-ha, and not expect me to be right there. Because I had used up every. No, I was paranoid. rest of the day, I would be like taking Remmy out and I'm like, oh my gosh, I had my gun everywhere. I'm like, he could still be here. He would. I would.

But here's the deal. I also, one, didn't want to get caught in traffic. It's terrible. It's terrible anyway. And then two, oh, you and Texas were playing the softball championship. I needed to watch it with my wife. And so I had to be home for that. I don't want to get in trouble. Assassin problems. But I was there.

I'm never going to get over watching you runaway your giant gun out of my right yard. Huge gun. Hiding in a bus. From my like assassin point. As people like drive by slowly and look at me like what is that guy doing hiding in a bush. Yeah. And again, had the gun not been huge and orange, somebody probably would have called to tell on me. I also would like shoot water and people look at me just so they would know. Be like, no, but even then guys, people our age don't play water gun fights. They understand like maybe with their kids, there are no kids around?

They do. Yeah, that's weird. They probably all listen to the show. Yeah. It was weird. It's sort of like when I was stalking you and I sat there. I mean, people would drive by because it's a construction site. And so all the people in that area are working. I am just sitting there in the car. And even like the contract, they just kind of look at me like, what's this?

Okay. And then they drive up and get back to work. But it was like, oh, man, I feel so stupid. Little did they know you're about to assassin someone. I will be wearing goggles tonight in my softball game. And if you guys don't know where I'm playing. Or if you do or don't, it doesn't matter. I'll be wearing goggles.

So shoot me all you want. I'll use my one goggle save on tonight. Since you know where I'm going to be, I will be wearing goggles around my neck. So the goggles is just a one time. If somebody shoot you with goggles, you can't wear the goggles anymore. You, like, kill them off of them. I play in floaties, like the original rule. The ones around your arms?

Yeah, because if you, like, see kids with floaties on it, is that grocery store, that's what they're playing as assassin. Yeah, so I'm still in, don't worry. Oh, I am too. That's why I hit in my house. I haven't invested too much into this now. I will get you. Oh, dang.

Okay, taken. Don't worry. I will find you. I have a set of skills. I have my water gun with me every way. I have a small one, I have a big one. I have them hidden in my house. You have a pistol?

I have them, yes, I have small ones. I have them hidden in my house in case one of you guys gets me at my house. I have them like every room. To my wife's like, why is there a water gun in the drawer? Next to the force. I've seen too many shows where like people pull them out of like their bed and stuff and they need them right at that time. I'm ready.

I have to go out of my car. When you, when I got that text from you, I went out into my car and grabbed the water gun before I stepped on the front porch. I was like, I'm going to have one in my hand just in case this is what this is. I don't know if you saw it. The text wasn't from me. No, but I was like, I'm suspicious now of everything after I saw your car.

Yeah. Has anyone else tried to assassin? Like, just lunchbox and you? I've had a Tim's. Okay. Interesting. It's hard. Much like Bobby. I've been planning.

It's hard, too, because, like, it can't be walking out of work or coming into work. So it's tough. So you really got to, like, study them like a stock. Listen, if I were going to stalk somebody in real life, I'd give up. it's annoying. They're like learning their habits. Yeah, but they have a thing.

There's a different drive. Yeah, they're driven to do it. I'd give up the drive. Yeah, it's kind of hard to stop. Yeah, it's hard to start. It's like, man, it's too much work. It's a lot of work, a lot of effort. A lot of wasted time doing nothing when they're not even there.

Yeah. I have another plan, though. Don't worry. I have a secondary plan that we'll go into effect starting today. Oh, my, today. It cannot be anything work-related, though, right? Correct. Correct.

Right. Yeah, no. I can't. I'm just making sure. Yeah, we said that. Work related. Those are the only things that I planned to be at this weekend. Like CMA Fest.

Yeah, because we're going to be out at CMA Fest. That's why I'm asking. Oh, she's going to be on stage. How awesome would that be in front of everyone? Yeah, but we can't. If it's for something for work, we can't do it. But think about her on stage in front of all those people. What about if it's a bucket of water and that's like a bomb.

That's all I'm talking about like a water balloon. That's cool. You'd have to get them wet, though. A lot of times I throw it and it bounces off lands on the ground. That's a pop you think about a water balloon. If it is at a work event that you were put there from work, you can't do it. If you're just hanging out at CMA Fest, that's... Nope, all of mine are work related and I will not be in public.

That's showbiz. And then I just knew if I would have pulled a hamstring or something had I stayed and not been able to play softball tonight. Yeah, are you ready for that? What do you mean? shrugging your shoulders. I'm as ready as I'm going to be. I went to the batting cage yesterday. Oh yeah, I saw that.

I hit so many balls I like tore my hand. You ever see the episode of the office where... Do you have a glove? Yeah, do you wear batting gloves? Yeah, but I was trying all kinds of stuff. These machines now you can pick

the arch, the ball comes 12 foot, 10 feet, 8 feet. You can do backspin, forward spin, knuckleball. And so then you can do fast pitch and I started doing fast pitch. I mean, I just was like, man, this is crazy. You can just go to the batting cage and hit all day.

That's cool. Yeah, so when I started doing fast pitch, I started tearing the skin off my hands. because I went fast-pitched softball. Then I went fast-pitched baseball. Okay, even though you're playing softball. Yeah, I just kind of got into it, you know. But there's a really cool batting cage,

ironically, near Morgan's house, which is why I planned it all that way. Oh, okay, that makes sense. You ever heard of the DBAT place? Yeah. D-bat batting cages? Yeah. You playing a game over by my house?

Yeah, right by your house. Yeah, come see what happens. I'm playing an outfit with the big gun, the big orange gun strapped to my back, and floaties on. Interesting. So now she can go find you just to eliminate you. I don't know if that's allowed, isn't it?

Yeah, because he's your assassin. If she's my assassin, she can find me. Otherwise, she's just in protection mode if I come there. Oh, no, no, no. Okay. Yeah, so I can't go after him. She's not going to come hunt me, but she can kill me to save herself unless she's my assassin. Okay.

Oh, so I thought now that she knew you were trying to kill her, she could kill you. Yeah, I thought that too. I mean, that can be a rule. That's fine if we want to add it, but that's not the original rule, but I don't care. Because I'll kill her. If she even comes near me to try to kill me, I welcome it. Dang, dude, you sound mean. Yeah.

You should have seen his face yesterday on the camera. He was so dead serious. I put so much time into that and all just pissed away. All of that time and effort. Don't call out the devil. You know why you might just come. Is that song? Nah, I'm thinking of the devil in Georgia.

I was thinking of Grateful Dead. Friend of the devil is a friend of mine. No, I'm not going to want you said that. Be careful. Don't call the devil because you might just come. Oh, and you're the devil in this scenario? Yeah, she's like, I might go, I am. Yeah.

Got it. Don't do it. You might just get it back. So anyway, that was yesterday. You can have opinions. You can have like a strong stance. And then there's your body having its own program. I'm Dr. Maya Shunker, a cognitive scientist and hosts of the podcast, a slight change of plans,

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He caught a 40-pound striper a few minutes ago. Yeah, I got the same one. He texted to you too Yeah, dude, huge. Yeah. He got a 40-pound striper. It's on my Instagram story, Mr. Bobby Bones. And then he started sending me other ones.

He sent... Well, he sent me too. He sent two hybrid. The big one's the striper. And then he has two hybrids, a 12-pounder, and an 8-pounder. And the hybrid is a mixture of a white bass and a striper. Oh.

Oh. But they both have stripes on it, right? But again, the top of... one. The big one is a striper. They're bigger fish. Yeah, but anyway, I post them on my story. It's a 40 pound. Look at this, Amy. It's as tall as Morgan is.

They're monsters. Oh, yeah. It's pretty big. So congratulations to Arkansas Keith. He did watch the Cardinals video of Too Much Access, us playing with the Cardinals, and he said the following, Hey, I watched that video, awesome. You got that bat. You look good out there

in the field. Eddie? Not so much. Eddie needs to go back to Little League. Yeah, that's exactly what he said to me. He said, saw the video. He did say that? I'm sending you back to the miners. No, he's at correction. Back to Little League.

That's funny. We have some listeners here that I think won something. Scooby, is that right? Let's bring him in. So we have some guests here from Bay Country and the Bull in Portland. I'm not sure what they won. Maybe it was on the local station? You didn't ask what they wanted?

Yeah, it was off the local. Oh, no, I just let people show up. That's nice. Yeah. So they're coming in and we're going to meet them and actually figure out what they want and why they want. Come on in guys. Hey, Bo. Hey, come in. We're on. But come in and talk to me for a second because I'm curious about a couple things. Everybody, come on in. Grab a chair, hang out. We're all family here. Hey, guys. Grab a mic right there, Bo.

She's already got a marguerite in her hand. Really? Hey, Bo. So, we're going to see, buddy. What's, um, what are these, are these ones? winners? These are winners. What do they win? Like, how do they win a contest when this happens? Well, this is the Bobby's big adventure that we gave away. Oh, I remember the contest. Yes. So they won. Yeah, so yeah, everybody hang out. Yeah. There's enough seats for everybody. Well, I may let her sit there. He just wanted to say hi to you. Hey, what's up, buddy? This is Teddy. This is Bobby. Hey, Teddy, where do you live? Oh, cool. Do you play baseball? You look like a baseball player. Oh, you play football? All right. Well, good to see you, buddy.

Thank you, Bobby. All right. See you, man. So they all won a trip, and they got the trip to CMA Fest. They're going to stadium shows all week long. CMA Fest. CMA Fest. And then they got the stadium shows every night, and then we got a special tour.

And then we have a special tour at Universal Music Tomorrow. That's a heck of a prize. They're going to have a special guest appearance from a recording artist that's going to come by and hang. Do they know who it is yet? Do you guys know? No, you're killing me with that. Oh, okay, go. No, they don't know.

They don't know. Okay. They won't be able to hear it, but whisper it into the microphone where they can't hear it. Yeah, yeah. Okay. Whisper, whisper, whisper. Got it, got you. You're good.

Okay, so, got a microphone. Because I haven't met you guys. What's your name? I'm Jessica. Okay. Jessica, where are you from? I'm from San Jose, California. That was kind of energetic, so I felt like we should do.

Yeah, all right. That's good. That's good. And then who are you here with? My sister, Daisy. Hey Daisy, how are you doing? I'm good, how are you? Is there alcohol on that drink?

No, I wish. Oh, I thought it was a margarita for a weekend. I really did think it was. Just lemonade, I promise. Jessica, how did you win this trip? I entered key words. I was listening to K-Bay all day at work. And so you were listening, you went to the website, and you, I'm always amazed.

And I know these contests are given away, and people go and they have great. But I'm always amazed when I meet people that win them. Absolutely. Because don't you ever, aren't you like, I bet you nobody ever wins this? Never to be able to be able to. Do you remember your keyboard? Like the one that one. There was a bunch.

It was like top of the hour. You did them all. Put it in whenever I, you know, heard it and could log in and do it. How did you know you won? I got a call from Emily at K-Bay. And did you believe it was Emily or a hacker, scammer? You know, it's funny because I never ever pick up 800 numbers or numbers I don't know on the phone. For some reason, I was like, okay.

Let's give it a run. Let's give it a run. And it was Emily, and I recognized her voice. And I was like, she asked me off the bat, do you remember your keywords to win something? I'm like, yes, for Disneyland and for Kuzza. She's like, what about Nashville Flyaway? I'm like, yes, I did that too. She's like, well, you won.

That's so cool. And then so they fly you down here? Yep. So tell me, again, I did, hey, be a part of it. And I did a lot of the voice stuff. But like, what did they actually hook you up with? Flights. So we flew in last night.

Well, this morning. hotel and the four-day passes to the CMA Fest. That's crazy. Like that's so cool that you don't have to pay for that. And so Jessica, you didn't do anything and you're getting rewarded. How do you, your thoughts? That's Daisy. Oh, Daisy, I'm sorry.

Daisy, I'm sorry, Daisy. Sorry, I get you guys. Daisy, you did crap and yet you're here. What, uh, it's pretty, did you wonder if she'd even pick you? Oh, yeah. We were, me and my mom were kind of duking it out to see which we were to win. How did you decide? decide. Jessica. So I had a hard, I told them they had to decide because I couldn't pick.

My mom loves country music. She loves ball and show. She loves, she just thought this would be a better experience to do with my sister. And she's like, I can't hang. You guys are going to have hang. Are you guys going hard? Well, it's our first time in Nashville. Oh, they're going hard. Yeah. Yeah, they're going hard. But even just going to four concerts, four nights in a row is hard. A lot. Like, even if you don't. And they have to quit their jobs. I mean.

Yeah. Did you tell, like, tell them what you're doing, your work? Yeah. Okay, because let's say, if not, you're about to be. Here's wrong right now and they would be able to see it. Exposed. No, yeah, yeah, yeah. My boss is super cool.

She was like, that's so excited. I've never met anyone that's won anything. I'm like, me either. Me either, except I do sometimes, but it feels like that because that's super cool. Okay, and then Nathan. You have a microphone? Yeah, hold up. Nathan, how you doing, buddy?

Really good. I met your son before I met you. Yeah, please call me Nate. Nate. Okay. And so where are you from? Eugene, Portland is a cool place as well, and that's the radio station 987, the Bull. Shout out to Jake and Danny, who were the ones going back to your question about how were you notified.

It was pretty cool because just got a text of can you live, can you video stream at, I don't know what time it was, 1130 or something. And I said, no, I'm working at that point. You know, can we do it at, I think it was 1 o'clock-ish? And they said, yeah, because that's when. What they want you a video stream for? To tell you won? To tell me I won, yeah. And so I thought it was funny, too, because I enter all those keyword contest,

drives my wife nuts. But honey, it paid off. Here we are. Anyway, Julie, I love you. So I'm here solo because we've got three kids. And you could have brought her mom. Her mom would have loved her. I know.

Had I known that? Jessica's mom was like dying to come. Hold on. You won a trip for two? Wait, you won for two and you didn't bring anybody? Hey, I am a massive country music fan. Almost none of my friends are. But a free trip in Nashville?

They could come apart. I put it out there. I know, but I had personal days saved up. I'm a teacher. And so I save some days up. You always got to be prepared for family trips, right? spontaneity and didn't expect it to be this. When I got the video, the streaming request, I thought, oh, this could be the Disney

trip, the Disney Pixar Fest trip. And then I had forgot about the CMA Fest contest. And he says, you won, and both the DJs were on. And they gave me the statistics of 10,000 and something techs came in, and my 100 and change were what won. I heard you this morning talking about lottery odds and big jackpots and the gentleman out of the Portland area. I was talking to Jake about him winning the billion dollar contest. But the odds of winning a contest like this and entering the keywords,

there wasn't one specific, like going back to Amy's question that I can remember was because it could have been any of them. I don't know their algorithm with their software, with their sweepstakes. We don't either. We didn't even know if it's all names out of a hat. Yeah, we didn't know if you guys are real. Yeah. Abraham Lincoln, top hat. Oregon State?

Yes, sir. Beaver Nation. Go Beaves in Lexington. I wish I could transport both places. Nashville. Where do you teach? Like, you don't have to say what school. Like, what do you teach?

Let me ask that. Physical education now. What the last six years? You say now. What were you teaching? Mainly seventh grade social studies for 15 years. Really? And taught, I love history.

That's my. passion and so being in the south is is really cool the fomo is to not visit certain places and to go to country music and have to juggle everything um but for 15 years i taught social studies largely seventh grade and and then uh just wanted to change and something to kind of reinvigorate my career and so physical education was a great choice what's like your jam in history like your favorite part of history i think you like teaching the most like an era or a Oh, well, I taught world history, but as a history buff, Civil War era, and then the Old West are my two favorite time periods. Did you ever like go look at stuff that was from that?

Or like on a vacation, would you stop by stuff and look at it? Like Civil War landmarks or? Well, I remember, I haven't been to the South a lot. I was telling Bo before the show and Jessica that my, I have family that live in Jacksonville still, but I have family just outside of Marietta, Georgia. or that were lived in Marietta, Georgia when I was growing up, and it was the coolest thing. I was a teenager. They brought me down, Stone Mountain, Georgia, I think was the place.

And some Civil War generals, if I recall correctly, are etched into Stone Mountain, but they do a laser light show. And that was just intriguing to me, captivating and really cool. But I can't wait when I am retired to do a lot of visits to the South. I guess my final question, Can't wait to you're retired. Have you been saving for your retirement? Because these guys here have wanted to retire and they have not saved a nickel. We can't wait. I've saved a nickel. Have you saved a nickel? Yes. Okay. And what do you want to say to anyone's? What do you want to say to them?

They haven't saved a penny. Wow. Yeah. Well, I mean, the stock market, it's... They're not investing in stocks. Only Navitya recently. And don't do Bitcoin. I don't know. but I know taking gambles like lunchboxes with eating three pounds of avocado but he didn't finish it though and you reference one of my favorite movies which is the craziest thing

because I was just talking to my wife about what movies do our kids need to see that were really impactful growing up and stand by me you mentioned the throw up scene and just the other day but this dude really does listen

That's a good topic, though, too. And you inspire this topic. This is surreal, and it's taken this in. And just I love the genuine authenticity of each one of you and how your personalities comes out each and every show. And to think that just, you know, I slept for two hours before my flight out here. And I'm a night owl and get, you know, not as much sleep as I should a lot of times. but I wasn't groggy at all when I landed in Nashville,

and I knew this was going to be an amazing experience. Got a good night sleep last night. I walked for about six miles last night, walking through Vanderbilt University, but I didn't want to be the guy that was late to this show and be part of your bit in a couple days. You know, here I am at night thinking, okay, this is where,

and how do I retrace my steps back to the hotel? So that was cool. But, yeah, here in the avocado bit, it's a special day to be here. It's not talking about it. I've got some gum in my bag out in the lobby there. He's got chips left over too. Chips.

I got two things. One, you've inspired a segment we'll probably do next week. Movies that are that kids need to see. Awesome. Yeah. Like our movies, but the next generation of kids need to see it. Oh, that's my life, dude.

So I'll make a note there. And then number two is, do you know, you ever heard the song that goes, Every single day, I never knew your best about the bulldo day, but I prayed for you. You know that? Yes.

You know that song? Yes. And I love, by the way, when Bobby sings, because I do that all the time. I don't know any words. I don't know any words. It's awesome. So Matt Stell is who sings that song. He's about to be a guest on the show.

You guys can hang out if you want to meet Matt. Like a little extra bonus benefit here. So good to see you guys. Daisy, do you listen or just your sister? Are you just hearing like, who are these people? I feel like it's the second one. That's why I didn't ask. I don't think Daisy listens because she's looking around going,

What is going on right now? That's okay, though. Be honest, Daisy, talking to the microphone and tell us we are idiots. I listed here and there. Yeah, I mean, we have to go anywhere out of time. You got out. You guys hang out. We'll make this experience a little cooler for you guys.

Matt's about to come in and we're going to do interview. You guys can sit in and just check it out. Cool. We're going to go and we will see you guys tomorrow and that's it. All right, goodbye, everybody. Thank you. Hey, I'm Dr. Maya Shunker, a cognitive scientist. and hosts of the podcast a slight change of plans,

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