The Bobby Bones Show - Tues Part 1: Lunchbox Made Another Pallet Sale + A Car Followed Morgan Home

Episode Date: July 23, 2024

It's the gift that keeps on giving...Lunchbox has sold another item from the pallet! Plus, find out what happened when Morgan was in an Uber and another car followed her the whole way home and more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Morning studio. Morning. Amy's not here. She's sick. More about that later. We told her she was sick. She's like, I'm not sick. We told her you're sick.

Amy's not here. I did have a game coming up that Amy and Lunchbox and Eddie were going to all play, but Amy's not here, which makes the game a bit of unfair if it's Lunchbox versus Eddie. Why? Well, what's the game? Well, it's music. Oh, yeah. That's unfair.

So if I said, in the song, Boys Round here by Blake Shelton. Boys ran here. Exactly. Okay, okay. Write your answer down. I'm going to show you why it's unfair. Okay.

What state do they not do the dougie in? I got that. I'm in. I'm in for the win. Lutch box? Kentucky. Eddie? Kentucky.

Right. So far it's fair. Yeah, I sing that song at the roulette wheel. That's how I know that. Do it. Red, red, red, red, red. No, do the duggy part. I don't know that part.

No, he does the red part of the roulette wheel. Oh, got it. Red, red, red, red, red. Shewed it back to spit. Hopefully they're landing red. I don't mind it. I think I like it. In the song, My Church, by Marin Morris.

What day of the week does she cuss on? I think I got it. I'm in for the way. I'm in. Lunchbox? Monday. Eddie. She cusses on that Monday.

Wow, you both missed it. It's called My Church. When do you go to church? Sunday. Yeah, I've cussed on Sunday. I've cheated. Dang, for some reason I thought she cussed on the Monday. Went to church on Sunday.

That's what made sense. Maybe this is a pretty even game. We had the same trend of thought, man. Yeah, we did. In Beautiful Crazy by Luke Combs. Don't even know it. Beautiful. Crazy.

All right. Two words. The singer's love interest starts her day with coffee, but ends it with what? Go ahead, lunchbox. What do women drink? Wine. Eddie?

I was just going with a trend of country music whiskey. It's wine. Lunchbox. takes the lead. Boom. What is happening? I just want a context clues there. And Unforgetable by Thomas Rett.

Don't know it. Don't sing it. Don't sing it about. What fall date does he sing about in the very opening line? I'm in. Okay, I'm in. Is that fall? It's fall.

Lunchbox? Labor Day. Eddie? Yeah, first of September. Hey, Morgan, what is it? Yeah. It was the 14th of October. Correct.

What the? up. And that t-shirt on your shoulder. Yeah. I thought it was a holiday man. I thought it was the first day of September. They all kind of work if you want to write a song. In Cruise by Florida Georgia Line.

I got this one. What's the make of his brand new truck with a lift kit? Yeah, baby. I'm in for the one. I'm in. Lunchbox? F-150 with you up in it. Do you know what to make is?

That would be the model. That would be the model. Eddie? Chevy. Yeah. In this brand new Chevy with a little. If kit will look a lot better with you up in it. And it was just F-150 though either, to be fair.

Yeah. Well, I thought it did. This tells you I need another song. Yeah. Final one. An Indian Outlaw by Tim McGraw. Yes. I'm an Indian outlaw.

Half Chok Chean Territah. Yep, exactly. The singer is half of what two Native American tribes? Oh, gosh, you just said it. He just nailed it. Can you remember what you just said? You just nailed it. Wow, I gave Eddie the answer.

I'm in. I had the answer. I got it. Lunchbox. Cherokee and Choctaw. Eddie? Half Cherokee and Choctaw. Correct.

So it's... Wow. It would have been tied. Okay, so let's do... This is banana. Sudden death then. Banana. Sudden death.

On this question, an Indian outlaw. Oh. Speed round. Oh. No, no, write it down. Thank you. Thank you. What tribe is his baby?

I'm in. For the one. win. Oh no. What tribe is his baby? We're going to double sudden death. He's got it. Lunchbox? Chippewa. Wow. Chippewa in your face!

You want a sudden death? Eddie, what do you have, though? My baby's a chippewa. Okay. Double sudden death? This is crazy. Good job. Lunchbox. I am shocked by this. Yeah, me too. Fill in the blank. Toby Keith should have been a cowboy.

Oh, yes. I bet you never heard, oh, beep. Blank. Say, Miss Kitty, have you. you ever thought of running away shut up Eddie you already wrote it down I'm not I didn't say I was in I'm in for the win I bet you never heard old

Miss Kitty have you ever thought of running away Let me see if he wrote down the same thing I did No don't look at him like an answer Don't look at it I just want to see me the same thing Lunchbox what do you have? Marshall Tucker How right do you feel

Really right Like 100% Yep Like I mean I read like you said it And it bought right in my head. Like, boom, got it. So we go. I bet you never heard, oh, Marshall Tucker say,

Miss Kitty, have you? It's got a good ring to it. Does it have a good ring to it. And you're positive. Yep. Where else would I know the name? Marshall Tucker. I didn't make that name up.

Marshall Tucker band. What? It's a Marshall Tucker band, but he could have been singing about that. Oh, there's a band? Yeah, Eddie. This is why I'm not laughing too, too hard. Yeah. I don't know what the last name is.

Oh. I have Marshall, and then I guessed on the second name. What's his second name? Marshall Heller What? I guess you never heard Oh, Marshall Heller say Well, it's not Marshall Heller

What is it? It's Marshall Tucker, dude It's not Marshall Tucker! No, it's not. I did it! I shocked the world! I bet you never heard Oh, Marshall Dillon say

Marshall Dillon. Who is that dude? Marshall Dillon, I'm assuming he's a Wild West Sheriff. Okay. Wild West Sheriff. I don't know. Okay, this is tough. Well, I mean, we're just at a tie here.

Are we done? We out of questions? Yeah. I mean, some of those I had to make up as I was going. Okay. I can give you one more. I mean, Marshall Tucker, dude. Hey, Bones, what is Marshall Tucker band sing?

Can't you see? I don't know. That comes to my head. Can't you see? With this music in my head. What that woman? It may not be right, though, because that just came to my head. Marshall Tucker band, let me look here.

Because we're going to know a lot of their songs from Lists. I used to CULK-N-5. Is that classic rock? There was oldies back in the day. and Arkansas Keith would have me listen to oldies and he'd quiz me on them. Can't you see? Oh, can't you see what that woman she's been doing to me. And Marshall, what did you say, Marshall Heller?

Marshall Heller. Real estate. Works out of the post office. Yeah, yeah, yeah. All right, we're starting the show now. Glad you guys are here. This is going to be a mess. There's no Amy.

Yeah, we're in trouble. I'm going to have to lean on Morgan, I think, for a little sense of stability here. Email and we read it on the air. It's something we call. Bobby Mailback. Hello, Bobby Bones. Had an interesting experience with the girl I'm seeing. I'm wondering if I should look deeper into it.

Recently, she went with me to a barbecue being held by my family. I took her. We had a blast. Took a lot of pictures, some of which I posted on my social media. She saw this and started blowing up my texts, demanding I take the pictures down because she, quote, doesn't know who will see them. I told her that logic would dictate that my friends would see them, which I thought was funny. She was adamant about it. Now I'm wondering, who does she not want to see the pictures of her

hanging out with me and my family? Am I being hidden? Am I the other dude? Could she be married or something? Signed, the other dude? Well, so it's tough. If you didn't tag her, then it's weird for her to say, take them down. If you tag her and it's an early part of dating, I can totally see someone and being like, hey, I don't want to be, I'm going to untag myself. It does seem a little suspicious that she's so adamant about it. And also, if you're at a public place with somebody where they're taking pictures, where do you think the pictures are going to go? They're going to exist somewhere. I don't know if you're the other dude, because it doesn't sound like that you're the main dude yet.

I think you can't be the other dude unless you're the main dude. So unless you guys are like, you've had DTR where you've completely defined the relationship, you can't be the other dude. but it sounds to me like there are other dudes. So I think this is a you issue a bit to where you have to figure out where you are with her before you start getting mad at her as to where she is with you. Because, for example, I were dating three or four girls, which there's no, I'm not. I'm married, by the way, just for new listeners. And there's nothing wrong with that. As long as you're not lying about it.

And someone wanted to post pictures of me, maybe I'd be weird about it. So I'm going to say, I think my answer to you is you need to figure out where. you are in this relationship with her. And if she's like, no, I'm dating other people or I don't feel like, then you're not the other dude because you're one of the many dudes. Morgan, I'll come to you. You've been in dating situations a little more recently than I have. Go ahead. Yeah, I do think there's something here.

And you're right on the fact of the timing of the relationship. If he's posting it like super early and you guys aren't officially exclusive, that's weird. But if you are, and it kind of seems like you are because she's meeting your family. But also he took her. Yeah. Like you've probably, in your days of even being in college, you ever take a guy back earlier than you should have to meet your family? Like first or second day, you happen to be around your parents. No, okay.

No, not at a specific family event like this. They've met like, you know, at a bar or something, but not at a family picnic. So that's what makes me think it's a little bit more further along. But again, you could be right. It could be him seeing it this way. Depending on where the relationship is, I do think she's either embarrassed to be with him or there's something. else going on in her life. There's something up. Yeah. There is a red flag here.

I just don't know what. And I agree. It doesn't have to be shady. If you haven't defined it, it's not shady. You probably should have said something to her, though, about posting pictures if it's the first time you've ever posted pictures you guys together. Yeah, but also, if you're excited about somebody and they want to post you, you'd be like, oh, yeah, this is great? So that also gives me a weird flag about her. Like, is she not excited about him? You're not the number one dude. Okay, we're going to say that. You might

end up being the number one dude. You could be 1A, but I don't think you're the number one dude right now. I'm sorry about that. But let us know how it turns out. All right, that's the mailback. Close it up. We got your email and we read it on the air. Now it's about to close Bobby's mailbag. Yeah.

The saga of the Amazon Pallet. Welcome, everyone, to Chapter 9. Lunchbox, would you like to reset what happened from the very beginning? Can you do it in 30 seconds? Yeah, we had an investment opportunity where I brought in a idea that Amazon return pallet, you pay $550. We all invest, buy this palette, sell the stuff, and we make a bunch of money. and we did it and we

A big, big middle of the story left out. We did what? We bought the palette and then that's when it kind of went south and we all started fighting is how businesses and bands break up. Yeah, like the Eagles basically. Yeah, like it was

we people had disagreements on how we should sell it, how we should get rid of it, and it just turned ugly. But we have persevered and we have been marching forward. Okay, and so what do you have here? Ah, another sale. You guys think it's just, over, but this is like the gift that keeps on giving. Sales keep trickling in. But we've received

no money. No, no, no, I'm going to do it all at the end. But you do like one thing a month. No, no, no. I'll speak for the group. You've still like one thing a month. No, no. I put it all up. It's just whenever someone comes to call it. Yeah, but can we get like, for example, if you were to buy a stock in your app over there. Sometimes they do dividends. Like if there's a profit, everybody gets, yeah. Why can't we get our profit? Why can we get our money as it happens? You could. I just thought it would be more exciting to, you know, one day come in and you have a stack of cash on your desk from all of it. Yeah, here. We'll be really exciting except any money at all after all of our 80 bucks each we put in. Anyway, what do we have here? I'm going to play a clip.

Oh, yeah, we sold the sword. Oh, what was the sword? It was like a real sword. A real sword. Yeah. Really? We had a real sword. Yeah. How much you list that for? 35 bucks. Okay, go ahead. How's going, man. Sorry about that, man. I'm really. apologize.

Hey, thank you so much. I don't know. What are you going to use the sword for? My nephew. Oh, that's really cool. He won in the first birthday. That is awesome, dude. Glad we can make it happen.

I appreciate it. Now you're going to slice up someone. That's a badass bike. I appreciate it. Yeah, I blew out a head gasket on my way up here, so I'm looking a little bit old. Oh, no. All right, man.

We'll enjoy the sword, man. Have it going. Yeah, yeah. Businessman making business deals. Why did it sound echoing? Were you in like a hallway? No, a garage. Huh.

So, he drove off with a sword on a motorcycle? Yeah. That's awesome. It was a cool looking bike. That's the coolest thing I thought about in a long time. He puts it back in like that thing on his back and drives off. So what happened at the beginning that he had apologized for? I was running late.

Show ran over. Blaming us for you running late? We were doing stuff here and I told him I'd be out there at a certain time. So he was out there? You brought him here to the building? Yeah. Is that where you do most of your sales? Yeah.

Oh, it worked. Yeah. Got it. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, sword. Here's what's crazy. That thing was up there for probably two and a half months.

No bites. Got three bites in the same day. Three different people jockey in for position. Say it with me. That's show biz, baby. That's show business, baby. No, not show business. Hey, also, what's up?

How many things left? When do we get paid? Let's see what's left. You give us in the next couple of days how much money you have total now? Because we don't know and you can definitely lie about it. That's why we want to get paid as we go. Oh, I have a spreadsheet so you'll see everything. You can fake a spreadsheet.

You can fake a spreadsheet. And you know what? We missed the sale because when Zach Bryan was in town, someone that's traveling with him wanted to buy the Pelican case. But why are you reporting on yourself for? No, no, no. But the guy hit me up like two months ago. I was like, hey, I'm interested.

And I'm like, blah, la, la, hit him back. Disappeared. Never say anything. And then he just shows up in town when they're on tour. He's like, hey, man, I'm in town. Can I still get that Pelican case? I'm like, I'm out of town, man. How much it listed for?

Like $3.50. Wow. Because it's 475 brand new. And is ours brand new? Brand new, never been open. Why don't you throw it on eBay? Oh, well, because shipping would be like... They pay for shipping on eBay.

They pay for their own. Right, but I'm saying shipping, I don't think someone would pay as much because shipping would cost $80. If you put it up as an auction and the shipping's listed, you're at least going to get a couple hundred bucks out of it, which is way better than nine hundred bucks out of it. Yeah, I've had other people, you know, and I've talked to some people about where I can sell it.

I just need to get in contact with them. I'm re-inspired. Let's move this stuff. Yeah, I'm telling you guys, it is a business that is making money. I'm falling for it again. I'm falling for it. I'm getting back in the trap. The Venus flytrap has caught me. I'm stuck to it. It's so fun. Okay, when can we have some money though? August 1st? Can you bring us some money?

I mean, yeah, I can bring you some money? No, the money we have now spread amongst us. I'll see what I can do. Okay, he'll talk to his people. It's time for the good news. With lunchbox. Stay at home, it's something good. Kyle Anderson decided to sign up for the Marines,

wanted to serve our country. Well, he went to war in Iraq, and he suffered a head wound, you know, his injuries. So he's kind of disabled and his friends wanted to do something to lift his spirit. Surprise him. So they took his garage and they, boom, turn it into the ultimate man cave with a full bar, flat screen TV and a marine theme pool table right there in his garage. Nice.

Dang, that'd be cool except for him, I'm sure that's awesome. But if you guys surprised me and did that, my wife would kill me. But you can blame it on us because we did it. No, I know, I know. And I love that for him because I'm sure they'd check his wife too. But if you guys ever did that, and you're like, we're going to turn it into it. I guess I'll raise it back. And my wife got home, she's like, what is this?

Take it all down. All right, lunchbox. We're not doing that anymore. So, marks it off your list. Dang it. That's what we're going to do for Christmas. Thank you. I appreciate that, though.

That's an awesome story. Good friends. And, you know, that dude, too. Big shout out to him. What's his name again? Kyle Anderson and his buddies are Nate Bejohn and his brother, Chris Bejohn, their friends from high school. Kyle Anderson, shout out to you, my friend. That is what it's all about.

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and let's see how well he knows famous country lyrics. Now, the answer is he doesn't. He doesn't know any lyrics to any song, and I'm not being a hater. Lunchbox does not like music. Just generally speaking, there's an occasional song or two he likes, M&M. Yeah.

He likes mom, spaghetti. That's about it. He likes a couple Tina Turner songs, but not a big music guy. Lunchbox, if I were to play that song from Clay Walker, if I can make a living out of love in you, how soon until he becomes a little, comes a millionaire.

I could be a millionaire. I got it. What is it? Week or two. Now that'd be correct. Wow. If I can make a living out of loving you, I'd be a millionaire in a week or two. Man, I know my music. Okay, so. You said money. Corey, did you hear Lunchbox just nail that one? Yeah. Okay, so. Not impressed.

Corey, I'm going to ask Lunchbox five of these. Now, your question is, will he get at least two of them right? Yes or no. And if you're correct, then... Yes. Oh, he will. Wow, big... He's a big lunchbox guy. Hey, Corey, dude, let me tell you. Sometimes I surprise you. I'll come out of left field with a...

Just bam, nail on music. Corey, if he gets two out of five, you win, okay? Awesome. Lunchbox. In, carrying your love with me by George Strait. Yeah, I got that one. What material is his bag made of that his possessions don't even fill up half? Oh, you want to ask me easy questions, man? This is easy.

Got my beat up leather bag Everything I owned on fill a path Don't worry about the way I packed All I care back is Is getting back to you real soon Leather bag Leather. Baby all I got is this beat up Leather bag

He just needs one more Man shout out to my sister's softball team For playing that over and over and over again Lunchbox in the song Leave the Night on by Sam Hunt Maybe we can leave the night on What's the exact time

described on the clock Leave the night on Mm-hmm Oh leave the night on That's gonna get it on What? Nine, nine night Nine night

Nine night eight night Eight night Is eight night What rhyme? Well Does eight and night rhyme in your mind? No, it doesn't. Okay?

Eight night. What time is described on the clock and leave the night on by Sam Hunt? Why does it say leave the night on? Why wouldn't he say leave the light on? Well, I think that's why this song. Yeah, it's the play. Like, we want to keep the night going. Oh, okay. Leave the night on. That's what they do when they write songs. 11 p.m. Incorrect. The answer is 222.

All the stars are turning blue. Just kiss the clock. 222. That's hard, man. Now I see what that rhymes, but it didn't rhyme with leave the night. on. In Red Dirt Road. Who sings that? By Brooks and Dunn. Okay.

On a red dirt road. Yeah. What did the singer first drink and find on the Red Dirt Road? Hmm. He drank something and found something. Oh, it's not the same thing? It is not the same thing. Drink something and found something.

He found a buzz. He drank some beer. he found that Bud Light and he found Jesus Wow so close because the answer is it's where I drank my first beer

It's where I found Jesus Why would you say Bud Light First beer I needed first beer Oh my goodness Your context selection though is doing pretty good And when I said Bud Light

Jesus just came to me Oh wow Like he does a lot of people Yeah Like that was weird Like once I said Bud Light, that lyric came to me. Man.

Lunchbox, you need one of the next two. My first beer. Yeah. Dang. And drunk on a plane by Dirk's Bentley. Oh, I know this one. I've heard it. What city is he traveling to alone on his honeymoon?

Dang. He knows that he's playing possum. I can spot a possum in the face. I can spot a possum in the face. I don't think he knows it, Bones. He looks confused. Going to Marty. No, is he going to Marty girl?

And drunk on a plane by Dirk's Bentley. What city is he traveling to alone on his honeymoon? No, trying to go into Panama City, no, up on a plane. Miami? No, New Orleans. No, no, Marty Grau is the other one, that Tim McGraw, white stained t-shirt. Right now he's combining words that make no sense. No, no, like I'm saying, like I'm, you know, I was headed to Mardi Gras down in New Orleans,

but coming from a few rows back. Why are you chasing that one? That's what I'm saying. So I had them. It's not New Orleans. They're not going to do another New Orleans song. They wouldn't? No.

It's got to be. I need an answer here. All right, Panama City. Let me sing a little bit. It's not Panama City, but let me see if you can find it here. I took two weeks vacation for the honeymoon. A couple. Cancun.

All inclusive. Oh, no. In Cancun. That rhyme again. That's correct. Dang. Didn't chase the right rhyme. If you get this one

Corey wins Corey wins If you miss it Corey loses All right How's Corey feeling man Hey Corey man How you feeling man

I got faith in He was so close for the last two Yeah Corey's so close That beer win you almost got Dang In the song Mayberry by Rascal Flats Oh jeez

What type of drink Do they sit on the front porch drinking Can you sing this song? Maybe it was Mayberry Maybe it was May. Yeah, you're right. Try that one.

Sweet potato pies, shut your mouth. He's on Pam Tillis. Alabama. And then he's in Alabama. What does he do next? In Mayberry. By Rascal Flats, what type of drink do they send on the front porch drinking? Okay.

I mean, there's only two options. What are the two? A first beer. No, sweet tea or lemonade. That's the only thing you do in the South. So, Mama, sweet tea. No, that's something else. That sweet potato shut your mouth.

That ain't that fun. Mama sweet tea. Mom sweet tea. Mom spaghetti. Ice cold lemonade. In Mayberry by Rascal Flats, what type of drink do they sit on the front porch drinking? Oh, wait a minute. No need to write it down.

It's literally you get one answer. It could be Cherry Coke. You can, no need to write it down. You can go with Cherry Coke. No need to write it down. Why just sing it, dude? I don't know a dang word. Eyes cold, Cherry Coke.

Sweet tea, ice cold, lemonade. Up in May, maybe it was Mayberry. Cherry Coke is popping in my head, man. All right, let's go with it. Is that your answer? Let's go cherry Coke! I miss Mayberry sitting on the porch drinking. Cherry coat.

Ice cold. Cherry Coke. Cherry Coke. It is. It is. What is up? What is up? You got to be.

How did that pop in my head? I don't know. Maybe Jesus. Maybe Jesus. That's right. Corey, we did it. We did it. Yes.

Yeah. He didn't say blood light and Jesus. Oh my goodness. Okay, Corey, here's what we're going to give you. We're going to give you a bunch of crap from the back. We're going to give you a Reba McIntyre, not that fancy cookbook, challengers, a hat. What is this shirt here? We got a shirt from...

Is that a band? Oh, the frontman of country music. Nice. something that I bought at the house and brought him in. A cherry Coke? No, I don't mean cherry Coke. That'd be cool. That'd be cool. I can sign a book for them, but I also have these breakfast trays.

These trays will all sign. He needs that. We'll all sign the tray for Corey. Yeah, there he is. Hey, great job, Corey. You believed in him, and he believed in Jesus, and Jesus got him cherry Coke. Look at that. Yeah.

Yeah. All right, Corey. You're welcome, Dad. Stay on the phone, buddy. We'll get all your information. This is the segment where we review everything we've watched. It's got to be watched to completion. So Tuesday Reviews Day, I will go first.

There's this show on Netflix called Supercell, S-U-P-A-S-U-A-Sel. And what the theme of it is and what it lists on like IMDB, there are these people. They get these superpowers. The one thing they have in common is they're all black, right? So no white people. And it's only six episodes. The bad part about it is it's British. It's still in English, but it ain't American English.

So I got to put it on. and I watch a lot of close caption anyway. But you know what they say a lie in British they don't say in English? Bloody. Well, no, not really. In it. In it?

Meaning like isn't it. In it. Hey, funny, in it. Like instead of ain't it, in it. Hey, that's funny. Am I right? Ain't it? Depending on, in it.

Weird. Anybody else seen Super Sell? I've started it. I think I'm on episode three. Okay, episode one was fine. Kind of boring. It gets much better. I give it four.

out of five inits. So I do think it's good, but it's very British, meaning it's straight accents from the people that eat tea and crumpets. But it's good. And that show apparently went like top ten in like 80 countries. And the guy who created it, his name is Ratman, like one word rap man, which I wish I had a one word name. That'd be cool.

I know. Bones. No, not really. Yeah, bones. So I give it four out of five units. Supercell is good. It's only six episodes. Let's go to movie, Mike, who did watch the Twisters movie. This is the sequel, prequel, or neither?

Stand-alone sequel. Stand-alone sequel, meaning it's the same theme, but none of the characters have to do with each other? It has nothing to do with the first one. There's some slight nods to the first one, but you don't necessarily have to see that one to understand this one at all. And the first one was your favorite movie of all time, or one of them? One of my favorite movies I've seen it over 50 times. Okay. Talk to me about Twisters. I had high expectations going into it because of that, but what?

What I loved is that they didn't try to remake that movie. They changed the plot completely. They changed the character dynamic. Wait, no tornadoes? What a twist. You get there and it's not tornadoes at all. That's the only thing that's the same. It's two groups chasing tornadoes.

Everything else is different. So it doesn't feel like they're trying to like rehash anything. Do I like the guy that's really good looking? Glenn Powell. Yeah. So I'm torn. I'm torn. Because it seems like he's a nice guy.

And when I see him on social media, like he looks like kind to face. He's always like smiling and nice to people. That's what I like. What I don't like is he's so good looking and it makes me feeling comfortable. Not that I'm attracted to him because I kind of would be. He's kind of like if I were into dudes, I'd be the guy. But I'm just jealous. I'm so jealous of how good looking he is.

It's not his fault, man. It's just how he's born. I know. And when I talk it out loud, it makes me hate myself. So I do like him, right? Yeah, I was watching. I was like, man, I think he's too good looking in some of these scenes. Maybe that's it.

Maybe he's just, he has like 11 abs. Oh. They like come out of the top of his shirt. Like, I'm just so. jealous. Yeah, I think I like him a lot, and that makes me uncomfortable. He good in the movie? He's really good in the movie, and I think what they did better in this one was the action.

Like, you really feel like you're in the tornado. I saw it in IMAX, so it's one of those movies you have to see on the big screen, because you just feel it so much more. So don't watch it at home? I mean, you have to go see in the theater. I wouldn't go to the theater. If you wait for it, it's going to wait for it. Is he a villain kind of in this movie? Because in Top Gun, he's kind of like the villain.

I've never seen Top Gun either. Oh, you know. Mike said watching the theater, so I don't watch it. He's kind of the hothead. He has like a YouTube channel and he calls himself a tornado wringler. So he's like, is he a villain or is he just like a character that you don't really want to root for, but then you end up rooting for like I do with him in real life. More along those lines. You don't really like him in the beginning.

What would you rate it? I give it 4.5 out of five cowboy hats. It's a fun movie. Even with the expectation. Yeah, even with that. The only thing that's different is like I don't feel like the quotter is memorable, but the action is a lot cooler. It's a slippery slope now because if you do memorable, because if you do memorable, quotes, it can't come off as really

corny. Because now, I mean, think it, ah, be by, right? Memorable. Memorable quote. Someone does that. It's like, yeah, we'll see, buddy. If your movie makes any money, you'll be back. Okay, four out of five. Do I want to watch Top Gun or do I want to watch Twisters?

For you, I think you'd probably like Top Gun too more. You guys seen Top Gun too? Yeah. Do you haven't seen any of the lunchbox? No. Okay, let's go over to Morgan. What do you have over there? Okay, so I watch the long game. I'm not a sports fan, but if it's a sports movie, it's based on a true story, I'm

automatically going to watch it. Who's in it? It's, uh, what's his name? Not Kevin Costor. The other. The other one? The other one. I put them on the same level. Anybody else watch this? I did. I watched the long game. I don't know what it is. Yeah. It's on Netflix. Yeah, it's on Netflix. Okay, go ahead. And it's about this golf team

and like their rise to what happened and a really, um, tumultuous. It's a fifties, man. Yeah. And they're all Hispanic. So it's just a different time, but it's all based on this true story about this golf team. And I've really enjoyed it. Like, it made me feel a lot of emotions.

Is Dennis Quaid playing Hispanic dude? No. He's a coach. I was going to say, hey, the guy can act. That would be impressive. That would be crazy. Okay. What do you give it?

So I would give it four out of five golf bags. Eddie, your thoughts on it. Yeah, I liked it, especially the connection of, you know, Hispanic. It's in South Texas. A true story that took place in South Texas. They even play a tournament. in McAllen, Texas, where I grew up. That's where I'm from.

So there's a lot of connection for me. I loved it. The story's cool. It's a feel-good story. A little cheesy at times. You talk about like one-liners that try to hit. There's a couple one-liners in that that didn't hit. What do you give it?

I gave it four country clubs out of five. Nice job. Both you guys give it four. Dennis Quaid is 70. Wow. He looks at in this movie. He does. Lunchbox, Tuesday, Reviews Day. What do you have?

Beckham, the documentary on Netflix. It's four episodes. And let me tell you, I like soccer. I didn't realize how huge Beckham was. Question. I have not finished it. I watched a little bit. But then I was like, I don't want to watch like a whole story about David Beckham and Victoria Beckham.

Did you, as a sports guy, did you like it? Well, I like it. I don't know if you'll like it because you're not as big a soccer. I just was amazed at how big he was. Like, I didn't realize the amount of press everywhere he went and then to be with Posh. So it was double. They were like, they were almost like the royal couple. over there.

You're wildly famous people. It was crazy. Make you like him more? It made me like him more. Yes. And he's kind of like, man, I'm not really honest. I'm just good at soccer. And then I was kind of, you know, he does selfish things.

Like, I was selfish, man. I wanted to go play for this team. I left my pregnant wife and went and played for this team because I wanted to go try something new. It was, I thought it was entertaining. Not the best documentary. I think they could have wrapped it up in three episodes. Well, I like it enough.

Well, my wife and I like it. it on the same plane. My wife didn't watch it. She didn't. No, because she was like, after the first one, she's like, all right, I'm seeing it. David Beckham play soccer. I get it. I'd talk about.

And so, I would, I'd give it three and a half soccer balls out of five. All right. So we got Beckham three and a half out of five. We got the, what you call it? The long game. The long game. Two fours. Yeah.

I give Supercell. I give four. Four. And Mike gave Twisters four and a half. Last chance. Tuesday reviews day. Raymundo? Yeah, all my shows are incomplete.

Sorry. Okay, cool. Also incomplete for me is we have one more episode that we watch tomorrow night of presumed innocent, which is the best show on television this year. I feel fine saying that it's awesome, but I can't review it until next week. And then we really like Sunny, which is about the rope. Mike, you watching Sunny? Come on. It's good. It's good.

Sunny's on Apple Plus and it's in Japan and her husband disappears in possibly a plane crash. But he's a, it works on refrigerators, but he's developed this robot that comes to her. Interesting. right up your alley. There's an alley and that's it. That's up that alley. All right, Tuesday, Reviews Day. Thank you guys.

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Check out Game Recognized game with Stulian Miles on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Morgan always has crazy stuff happen to her with Uber's. She thought an Uber was abducting her once. Remember that? Yeah, we're not sure the Uber wasn't, by the way. Yeah. So what happened now? Okay, so I was in an Uber this time I wasn't by myself.

Man in uniform was with me. But we were driving, we were going back to my house. And I noticed like a car following, but didn't think much of it. We pull up to my house and as we're getting out, this car starts honking. It's right behind us. Pulled up right behind the Uber. It's followed you all the way home? All the way home.

And it's like right next to Uber. I'm like, did something like happen? Do they get in an argument and now there's about to be gunfire? What's going on? Road rage between the two, maybe. Yes. So I hear this person honking and she jumps out of the car and I'm, we're like a little buzz too.

So we're like, oh gosh, what's about to happen? And she yells. She goes, stop that Uber. And we're like, okay. So we panic. and we just like tap the Uber like don't go anywhere. And she goes, my friend's phone is in there. Oh my God.

Oh my gosh. What a scare. Yeah. Like, why would, why that way? That's funny. Not where I thought it was going to go. But let me run this scenario by you. What if in this instance where it's all happening and crap's going down,

Morgan's boyfriend, man in uniform freaks out and lays on the ground and like, it's like, oh my God. And like doesn't protect her. That's a bad sign. Because I don't know that that happened. I'm doubting it did. No. He was cool.

Collin' Collin'all. I was sitting there like, God, we're about to be shot. So, you know what I was thinking about? So the woman was really the man in uniforms are white. Oh, my God. That was crazy. I thought so, too. Like, hey, what do you think you're doing? Right.

That's my man. How do you go there? Yeah, hey, but she chased the car down for a phone. Yep, it was her friend's phone. She was following it all the way on the highway. She's like, I've been following you guys forever. I was like, gosh, that makes so much sense now. Diehard good friend though.

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. shout her out for chasing down her friend's phone. What's the other story? Okay, so then I was sitting at a stoplight, and I was just chilling facing forward.

My 10 and two hands were on. You're driving now, not Uber. Yeah, just driving. And I stop at a stoplight, and I see this guy like waving me down, flagging me down. And I'm like, okay, I'm kind of freaked out right now. We're at like a bus stop, maybe. And I'm like, okay, I'm just going to keep looking forward because I don't really know what's going on. And so finally, he jumps in front of my car and waves me down.

And I'm like, okay, what's going on? I look over. he goes, hey, can I get a ride? And I was like, are you for real right now? And he's just like, yeah, right? I was like, no. I literally did the like cut, no, no, no, no. Like, what are you doing?

I thought hitchacking was a thumb, not standing in front of a car waving. So he just literally, do you think you wanted a ride somewhere specific or he thought there's a hot lady. Let me try to get in with her. It felt more the second one, but it felt like there was an urgency. So that's the other reason why I looked at that maybe somebody was like dying on the side of the road. He needed help. Did he get out of the way when you said no?

You know, he kind of stood there and I kind of had to like go around him. What happens with you on the road? It's like Uber and driving. It was if let's say you were single. Yeah. Maybe. Yeah. No, no, no.

No, I was so freaked out. I was like, this is where I die. I don't know if I just have a, if the ducks make it look friendly. Maybe I look. Too many ducks. You know? Way too many ducks. He may not even see you.

It's not the duck driving. Morgan has a Jeep. The dashboard is just all ducks. Well, I'm glad nothing happened to you in either of the. those experiences. The phone thing, though, friend MVP. Right or die. Friend MVP right there, for sure. It's time for the good news. Which Bobby. Tell me something good.

I very much like what the town in Kansas is doing. Now, this town is called Olathe, Kansas. Morgan, you ever heard of it being a Kansan? Yes, it's not Alethe. It's Aletha. Classic her. To tell me how to really pronounce it. Well, Aletha, a big shout out, because what they're doing for a limited time, they were allowing residents to donate school supplies instead of paying off. traffic and parking fines. So you can donate $15 worth of items like backpacks and markers and notebooks.

And you get a $50 credit on your fine. So not fully because town's still going to make money and fill up potholes. But you can take some of the money off your tickets and your fines by donating school supplies, which then helps a bunch of the kids and the families in the town. So that's pretty cool. And shout out to Aletha, right? Nailed it. Where is that?

It's near Kansas City. Classic. Love Kansas City. I love Kansas. That's from KSHB, July, I think the 26th or 27th. It's like kind of the last day you can do it. But hopefully a lot of small towns do this in the years coming up. That is what it's all about.

That was Tell Me Something Good. All right, Amy's not here. She's sick. Which, by the way, let me say this about Amy. She was in studio yesterday and she was like, my throat feels weird. She was doing this thing with her throat. My throat feels weird. And I'm like, hey, if you're sick, you should go home.

No, yeah. She was like doing it. You know if you're sore throat, you're like, you stretch your mouth out. She's like, I was like, hey, why don't you just go home if you don't feel good? It could be something, because you know how when you just start to get sick, you feel it coming on you? And you're like, uh-oh. It's like, it's even like a, like a second. Like, oh, boy, I feel.

She got that. She's like, no, I feel great, though. Guess what? She's sick as crap. Shocking. Soar throat as throaty as could be. The whole day, she's like, I don't know. I feel like, I feel like that.

So I'm going to do morning cornies. I'm going to go over to the table over here with peanut gallery. Oh, that's me. We're ready. Morgan's not officially part of the peanut gallery, but she does list. She sits with us. She does the gallery table. That's correct.

I have five corny jokes. You can rate me one through five. Here we go. Hit it. The morning corny. What did the drummer name her twin daughters? What did the drummer name her twin daughters? Anna one.

Anna two. Anna one. Yes. Anna two. Anna. Oh, Anna. Yeah, Anna. He didn't get it at first.

And I didn't like drummer voice. That's good, man. Let's Fox score me. Two. Oh, come on. I'm sorry. Solid music joke. I know.

I'm not a music guy. You should have done a firefighter. What did they name two kids, Jose and Jose B? Not any firefighter, like Hispanic, a Mexican firefighter. Not any firefighter. No, no. Any firefire. Could have.

Yeah. I've always heard it like Hispanic firefighter. I never heard of it. That's the real joke. Yeah. Okay. Eddie? Oh, that's a firefighter firefire.

Do you, Hall of Fame. Thank you, Morgan. I give it a four. Thank you. Next one. What do you call a dog that doesn't bark? What do you call a dog that doesn't bark? A hush, puppy.

Well, I get nothing on that one. You guys suck. Not laughing at that one. Hush, puppy. I can't sell it. Oh, man. Lunchbox? Three.

That gets a better one than a one and a two. Appreciate that, Eddie. Not your best, man. It's one and one on that. Morgan? Yeah, I like dogs, but that was a one for me. Wow. You guys won.

All right. Next up, I have two more. How did the barber win the race? How did the barber win the race? He knew a shortcut. Okay. Yeah, that one sucked. I like to go in to forfeit that one.

If possible, I like to. No, no, I'd like to raise the flag. You said it. Go ahead. Lunchbox. One. Yeah. And one.

Yeah. Yeah, one. I give it a zero. I quit. No, boy. Last one. I've been saving this one for last. Okay.

What do you call a sheep who can sing? and dance and do pop music. What do you call a sheep that can sing, dance, and do pop music? Lady Baba. Baba, lady Baba. A little chuckle on that. Thank you, thank you.

Go ahead. Lunchbox? Two. What the heck? He's not a music guy. Morgan. I give that one a three. What?

Golly, Eddie. I chuckled. Give you a four. Four. Four, three. Is that the best one? Nine. Who cares?

That's the morning, Corny. Thank you, everybody. That was the morning corny. Good job, man. You guys are haters. No, no, you did good. It's not my normal job. 14 high school students were hospitalized because they ate those ghost pepper chips.

Oh. They were sharing a bag of potato chips. I did not know there was a whole bag because it's not the kind of the gas station that you do the one chip challenge, but it's a whole bag of boot, Jolikia peppers. Don't know what that is. I don't even like peppers. 13 girls and one boy. Right. Exactly.

Usually it's like 14 boys. Yeah. We're idiots. Apparently among the 33 students to high school who had shared a bag of super spicy potato chips. I guess it just hurt the girls more. I'm surprised that many girls would even do it. Wow. I've never heard of this type of chip.

It was once listed in the Guinness Book of World Records is the world's hottest pepper. However you say that, the boot jolokia. The students ended up in the emergency room, treated for their symptoms, released later that day. They reported some of the students collapsed in the school, like, nurses station. I'm not saying I would have been too good for this in high school. Okay, Bone, so it is a ghost pepper. So it's... But what's that even mean, a ghost pepper.

Why does they call it a ghost? I don't know, but that's the hot one. Yeah, yeah. That's what I know it for. But I wonder why they call it a ghost. I don't know, man. Like you don't see it coming. And then all of a sudden you're in the freaking hospital.

Gets its name from the... A sesame word boot. Ghost and pepper. I don't know. But do they still have those ones? chip challenge in the gas station because I saw one of the kids who had died their mom's suing. What is she sewing for?

Sadness, I'm sure. It does say it's the hottest. And that it was so readily available. Yeah. They said this pepper bones is 170 times hotter than Tabasco sauce. How many times?

170. So put yourself on the scale of at number 10's a ghost pepper at number one is a nice drink of cold milk. What do you prefer your hotness generally whenever you order something that's Mexican food or Chinese food

because I'm straight milk. No hot. I'm one. I want milk. The only even, if I need to do like some sort of my wings, I'm doing like the terriaki. I'm not even doing hot at all. Lunchbox? Four or five. I like it right in the middle. But I don't know if I've gotten softer as I've gotten older

because my wife and she eats the hotter stuff. And I'm like, am I getting weaker or you just getting stronger? Four or five and that's it. My head starts sweating. That's all I can handle. Eddie? I used to be a one, which is weird because I'm Hispanic. But I would dip the chip.

I wouldn't even scoop salsa. I would just dip it a little bit and then eat it. But now I think I'm older. My tongue just doesn't like taste as well. Dead tongue? Dead tongue? So give me a seven. Wow.

I love the hot stuff now. Morgan, what about you being from Kansas? That's as white bread as it gets. Yeah, I would say I'm close to you on the milk. Like right where you are. I want no spice. Like Cheetos are sometimes a little spicy. Not even talking about the flaming.

Like the regular cheese. Normal. I'm just like, Boy, Chester's gotten a lot. little harder. Everybody, be careful with these chips. Because if it reacts wrong with your body, then you're going to go to the hospital and think. Like, you ever had acid reflux and it felt like a heart attack?

No, but I've heard about that. Only one time has that ever happened. I ate something weird. And I was like, and it stabbed me in the chest. I thought I was having a heart attack. Is that what people take thumbs for? Yes. But these chips are doing that to people too,

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