The Bobby Bones Show - Tues Post Show (5-14-24)

Episode Date: May 14, 2024

Bobby talks about Young Sheldon ending this week but has never seen an episode. Bobby and Eddie were listening to Scuba Steve’s iHeart90's show on iHeartRadio yesterday and we listened to the message they left for him. We get into a debate on doing something you love even if you don’t get paid a lot for it - Is it always about the money? Bobby shares how he recently went in on a discussion with disgruntled radio people about a job posting.  We get into the best finales of all time as we try and figure out this Bingo ball cage that Bobby bought on Amazon.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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I don't know that I've ever seen an episode of Young Sheldon, but I saw a picture of Old Sheldon, Jim Parsons, with Young Sheldon season one and Young Sheldon when it's ending and it's like a grown kid to adult. It's crazy. It's funny. It's not real, man. No, it is. It is real. And the kid's real.

It's the same kid that's played it the whole time. Yeah, but you mean old Sheldon? Jim Parsons, the person who played in... Big Bing. Yes. And he's with a picture of the kid when the show started Young Sheldon and a picture with the kid when the show ended Young Sheldon. And that kid is...

It's like Ian R.man. How many seasons? Seven seasons. And he looks like a full adult now. He's 15. Oh, he's a, will you turn Scoob's mic down? I can hear Scooba like given directions to like. He started the show.

He started the show when he was nine and he's 15 now. He's in a pretty adult looking 15. But pretty cool. It's like the biggest loser. If you only watch the final episode where they bust through the paper and you're like, wow, there they are. And it shows them when the show began on paper and they bust through it and they've lost like 150 pounds. Like I feel like looking at those.

pictures is that. So is this where the Big Bang show would have started? It's a prequel. Yeah, but no, no, I'm saying like now that young Sheldon is ending, is that kind of around the same period that? No, because he's not an adult. In Big Bang theory, he's already already college? Oh, I thought they were in college. I think they were they out of college. Yeah, out of college. You asked a lot of dumb questions for this little set to start. Hey, ma'am, I don't know. He yelled, it's a show and we're like, huh? Yeah, they worked at a college. I've never seen an episode. Yeah, but you yelled, it's a show, and we're like, we know. I was like, it's not real, dude.

No, no, we know that it's a show. Eddie and I'm listening to Scoob and Steve yesterday doing 90s on IHart Radio. Oh, yeah. We worked out. That's why you'll do that. Usually I'll just play a playlist, but we put Scoob and Steve's show on, and we listen to, like, Robin. Show me Love, all right. And then we listened to Mariah Carey.

Then we heard Scoobo Steve setting them up. Sound good, man. Thank you. I appreciate it. Thank you for listening, too. And I got your guys's talk back. Oh, you got it? I'm a play on today's show.

show around 3 central. So what'd you send? Awesome. I don't want to say because it's actually it was probably the best topic I ever got because there's so much energy in it. Okay. Well, yeah. Do you have it? I have to pull it. Okay, so we have this because we can talk about it for our show too. If you listen to our show, and I'm not sure if you do it on the Bob, we need Morgan in here, but it's either on the Bobby Bone Show channel. Is there a talk back on that or is it our country channel?

I think any IHeard station or any show, whatever has that red circle with a microphone, bottom right hand corner. Yeah, but how do we get it? Morgan, how do we we get the talk backs for the Bobby Bone show? I have them on the back end. No, I'm saying how do we get, if we're talking to a listener, do they go to IHeart radio and they go to the Bobby Bone Show, or they go to the

IHart Country live, or how do they come to us? They come to us, like I can see the I heart country ones and I can see the Bobby Bone Show ones. So, and if it goes to like a specific station, I can also grab those locally. Let's just give a channel.

So we left Is that live right now? Yeah. Don't want to fall in love by Jane Child. I don't know who that is. There must have been out of hits. They do some deep cuts or something like you forgot about type of artist, too. They did play California Love yesterday. Yeah.

And you made a reference about who actually sang that California Love. Yeah. Roger Troutman, yeah. Yeah. Yeah, he's a huge influence on the 90s hip-hop scene. Yeah, it's good. I wonder what the next song is. Whoa, whoa.

Let me know when you get that up. All right, Ray's got it now. I can just do it live from here. Yeah. Play it. This is Eddie and I left to talk back. to Scoob and Steve as we're listening to his channel working out yesterday. Scoobstim!

Scuba Steve! We're listening to you I work out. We love Scuba Steve! Yo, Scuba. That's cool, man. That's cool, man. That's probably Scoba doing that. It's part of the show later today.

Yeah. So we were like, oh yeah, you can push this button and talk to Scoobo Steve. So we did. And then that's us yelling as his channel is on in the background in an echoey gym. And while Kevin's like training and read. That's how we do it. Yeah. I wonder what's on now.

No doubt. Oh, whoa. We're not doing that. We're not doing that. What's that called? Spiderweas probably. No, no, no, no. Name that tune.

Name that tune, yeah. What? Oh, you just did. That game. Oh, that's not Spiderweb, so. That's a... It is. It is Spiderweb.

Dang, I even got it when I thought I missed it. Dude, you'd be so good at that game. Yeah, I wish there was a way to play it faster. Yeah, so check out our radio, Scoobo Steve's on what time? It's 1 P. Eastern to about one, sorry, I'm thinking all the time does. One Eastern is when it starts, ends at 6 Eastern. So, Monday through Saturday. Central, noon to 6.

Noon to 5. Noon to 5. Oh, I don't know what to 3. Okay, so noon to 5. No to 5, Monday through Saturday. Yeah. Six days a week? Six days a week, dude, it's killing me.

It's a lot. It's a lot because, well, my wife's like, just mail it in and just some breaks just make it easier or whatever. And I'm like, but then I do that. And then I feel like crap because I'm like, you just never know who's, listening. Yeah, we heard you mail one in yesterday. Yeah, I mailed in the Mariah Carey one.

And that's the one I was like, dang it. They're listening at the one time I mailed it in because I recorded it at 3 a.m. And I was like, that's exactly why I need to always have something ready to go every break no matter what. But it's okay to forward promote something. That's not mailing it in. I know, but I feel like I want to do more than just like, hey, this is Mariah Carey. This is EMF. Oh, yeah.

And he played Jesus Jones. Right here, right now. There is no other place I want to be here. It's quite the mix, which I really liked about it. Well, it's the 90s, man. It's all 90s. I thought it was just rocked. Here we go.

Oh, and I noticed, though. Hold on, we're gonna get their song. Play the game. Who was not on right now, though? I know, but I want to see it's a song. It doesn't show, just his app. You search the app here. Imaging.

I like it. Em, it's unbelievable. Oh. Yeah. It just shows this. It doesn't show the song, by the way. Yeah, unbelievable. That's my song whenever I went.

You just said EMFF? You know who EMF stands for? I found out... Every mother. No, it's Epsom Mad Funkers. Oh, I thought it was every mother. Whoa. I like that one better.

Oh! That's my winning song. Yeah. We play that one a lot. Sometimes I'll say Bobby requested it, even though you didn't request it. I requested every time. The things, you say...

Yeah, it's a jam. Well, good job, scuba. We liked it. Except for the one break you mailed in. We were like, can you believe he's mailing this in? I know. We talked about it the whole session.

I know, I bet you did. It eats at me. I get stuck in my head and I think about things that don't matter, But yeah. How's that going good? It's going well. I'm enjoying it.

For me, it's great because, like, we talked about a while ago, it's kind of helping me find my footing as someone to host where I've always been a part of an ensemble. So it's kind of fun to get back into, like, doing things solo. So I enjoy it. Do they pay you? I mean, it's not for the money. They do pay me, yes, but it's not.

So you do get something. I get something, yes, but it's nothing like, wow, man, this is changing my life. Well, if you mailed it all in, it'd be more wow. It would be a lot easier, yeah, if I just mailed it in. And if you love it, it's never about the money. Exactly. And I do love it. And I enjoy it. I have a little home studio and my downstairs that I built and put together. Eddie's not right. What are you talking about? If you love what you're doing, it's not about the money. Bon Jovi said that in his documentary. Bon Jovi made millions and millions of dollars. He said it's never been about the money.

No, no. There's a difference. So you do this for 10 bucks a day? If I had all the money in the world, yeah. No, but you don't have all the money in the world. What happens is if you love what you're doing, you tend to work harder at it. And as you work harder at it, you tend to be successful. And with success comes whatever version of, of the spoils you're after. So it is about the money?

Well, if you're doing something you love, it can lead to whatever you deem as success. More time off. You get to dictate your schedule. It could be more money. There are lots of things that one would have in order to be considered a success to themselves. I always wonder what people meant by that.

Like, it's never been about the money. But that's only if you have money. Like, I want to get there. But if you have no money, it's never about the money. Like when Bobby got into radio, it wasn't about the money. But I didn't have any money. Right.

It didn't matter. So it didn't matter. Like if I had a bunch of kids and bills and I was like, I'm just going to do it. It's not about the money. I got to do something for the money because I got to support myself. Yeah. So that's a good side hustle. Okay.

There's some radio person. I follow some on Instagram, some radio site. And I follow a bunch of radio people. But it was like talking about how low paying this job was in New York. And they just get on their complaint about other radio jobs. and they're like, market one's only getting paid this much. I would never take the job. And I hardly ever apply to this stuff.

And I was just in a mood, I guess. And I got on and I goes, you know what? I would go out of apply for that job and I would get it. And I would kick butt so much in six months. They'd promote me and I'd get out of this job and have a better job. And then you could complain about the job that I was doing then. And it's because I took this job. And they're like, well, I should read it back to you.

So dumb. Sounds cool. It's just people complaining about what they don't have and doing nothing about it, except complaining about what they don't have. Exactly, and they never take a chance, and they're going to sit in that wallow of negativity and never, ever go for it. And so screw them.

I say, if you want something, you go for it. So he has a job in New York? Is that? No, no, no, no. Who? No, whoever you're fighting with them? No, no, no, no. And I wasn't really fighting with them, and I gave up.

Hold on, I'll read it to you. Hold on. I can go back and find it, I'm sure. Okay. It says, oh, they wrote, $65,000. a year. Oh, but I'm sure they'll pay you overtime while you prep from home of your 200 square foot studio apartment in Jersey City. And there's a link to a WKTU morning show producer job

in New York. And this is the person writing about it. And they say, imagine being a seasoned professional producer and seeing this opening and thinking, this is the top, also thinking there's no way I can live off $65,000. And so I just wrote underneath it, I do it and I work my way out of that low wage in a year, many times, I had to hold two or three jobs while doing this career. And then someone responds to me, e-Robinson.com. Bobby, just don't. First, it's easy to romanticize hustle culture. No, no, you know what it's hard to do to actually do it? Yeah, it's easy to romanticize it, but if you romanticize yet do it, that's a whole different ballgame. When circumstance has benefited one well, what circumstance have I ever had that benefited me that was given to

me. Zero. I know anybody. Anything this show has ever gotten or me has been to prove more just to get the base level. Like every single place I've been, I have had to prove way more before they would give me anything. And even in careers, even doing television, this company never wanted me to do television. They'd be like, you can't, you'll be too far away from the show. They never wanted me to tour. You can't, you'll be too. And then all of a sudden, you do it and you do it. I was like, oh, you know, that actually helps. You should do more of that. But okay, let me get back to this. Sorry. Second, there is no romanticizing what is, in essence, a toxic mindset. Yes, hard work should lead one to success, but this pervasive mentality that you have to destroy yourself

for your goals, no. Let me say that again, no, especially not when you're being taken advantage of. Crumbs for the rank and file while those are the top eat steak. Come on, enjoy your steak, Bobby, you earned it, but these others at least deserve a club sandwich rather than crumbs. And I'm like, you got to eat crumbs before you get to the club sandwich unless you're born with it. Unless you're just born to a rich family or you're born knowing people. which I wasn't, you're going to have to eat crumbs in order to have possibly a half piece of bread, then maybe get that bread, then maybe you get a little meat sauce on there for a little bit, and then maybe you get some of those you that little bone, little meat, and then all of a sudden,

yeah, you're having steak for a minute until they don't give you steak anymore, and you're trying to climb back up to steak. This person's a freaking loser. But this is why losers, losers complain. Losers always complain about what they don't have, and you don't have to be a winner, but like doers do and they don't talk about what they don't have. But yeah, so I got into that.

And I was going to reply and I was like, there's no need. You can't reason with unreasonable people. And that's why this person will never be a success, whoever they are. Because hustle culture dictates, no, that's all working. That's called going to work. That's called showing up. That's called taking a job that's probably what you feel is not perfect for you right now just to get to a job that's a little better for you.

And that New York job sounds like a, career opening. Like if I was single, 26, 28, whatever, and I saw that, I'm like, yeah. Yeah, and they're also not saying, you must take this job. It's like, if you want the job, you can apply for it. Here's the application.

But like, people like that are... I live in New Jersey and take that. Here's one from Gen.O. Radio. Agree, 100%. Really easy for him to beat his chest. Who's that you? Yeah. Yeah. I'm beating my chest going, if you don't you're not going to get anything. And you can cry and keep getting nothing and then wonder why. And you can wonder your whole life until you die or you can actually go to work.

You can show up to work. So anyway, that's all. Losers. It's not even that you do or don't. It's just if you try. And also, if you're not going to try and get in, then don't talk about it. You can't be part of the group that tries and fails if you're not somebody who tries and fails. or you're somebody who hates on other other opportunities that others may take. But yeah, people don't want to work anymore. That's all right, though. I'll work.

I replied with the laughy face because I was like, I'm tired. I just laughy face back because, again, you can't reason with unreasonable people. Anything else? We got to take it mid-roll. Anything you want to say about that? I almost took a job in New York

right before I took this job. I can't believe it, dude. It was like so close to While people were eating steak You were going to take No it was like It was a job like that though Where it wasn't going to be like a lot of money

But I was like I'll do it Like that sounds awesome A news job in New York No While the people live in New Jersey While the people ate steak And you ate crumbs I didn't take it though

The cost of living obviously is different everywhere But the right person that comes along They're going to think Okay like this isn't ideally Maybe where I want to be But this is still guaranteed money If I show up

It's salary Yeah. That's more than what a lot of people... Regardless of the money, it just takes sacrifice to have things that you want. If it's something you want, other people want it to, therefore it's not going to be easy to get. So it takes sacrifice to do it. And people want to cry about what they don't have instead of going to work to trying to get it themselves. And in New York, you get in on the number one market.

Like, you start meeting people. You're in New York. That gets you in New York. You can start networking in New York. Why'd you opt not to take the New York job? No, because Bobby, I got hired here. it was literally the same time when bobby asked me to join the show

I was in Vegas with one of our New York bosses and he asked me how much would it take for you to move to New York how much you tell them I said let me think about it and that same time Bobby's like hey you want to come work with us it's crazy the timing was crazy and he said can you form a band called the raging embecile

if so if I can be in it I'm in but I offered them raging idiots it was so much that when I took this job, that boss, because I mean, we couldn't tell anyone that we were doing this job. Like, we were coming to Nashville. We couldn't tell anyone. So the New York boss is like, when he found out that I was moving, he's like, really? He just sent me a text with really question mark. Because he didn't know.

I never told. I couldn't tell him. You still talk to him? No. No. Burnt that bridge. It's not a bridge, man. It's not a bridge, right. All right, let's do a midroll here. What's up? I'm Miles Turner. And I'm Brianna Stewart. And our podcast, Game Recognized Game has never been done before.

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We have our girl Hillary Duff in here. and we can't wait for you to hear this episode. They put on Lizzie McGuire at 2 a.m. Video on demand. This guy's... 2 a.m. Whatever time it is. Lizzie McGuire.

And I'm like... Wild. A wild batch you were with. It was like a first like closet moment for me where I was like... You're like, I don't feel like she's hot. Like the rest of that. No, no, no. I was like, she's beautiful. But I'm appreciating her in a different way than these boys are.

I'm not like... But listen to Los Cal Doristas on the Iheart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. I have this... I bought a podcast. this on Amazon like weeks ago. What was that, bingo? Bingo. But I was just trying to find a way that we could gamble on the studio. Yeah, that's great. I love it.

Isn't it terrible? That's what I do. I go home and like, what can we do to play? It's not, I just love games, right? We're sure the place a lot of games. I love gambling money, dude. I love making money. No, I know, no, I hear you. But I'm saying, like, the general idea with, we play a lot of games, and that's on purpose. And we definitely didn't revolution. I was playing games, but we probably play more games than each you I've ever heard in the history of my life. because that's fun to us. Yeah.

And also my theory has always been because they would do these things when we'd launch shows in new markets. And they go, you got to do things that everybody can, like, hear you and, like, relate to immediately. And you're like,

first of all, the culture has just changed. Like, what even is a morning show anymore? Half people are listening live, half people listening online. Some people... So it's like, play freaking games. Everybody loves a game. It doesn't matter if you're listening

for the first time. Like, obviously can be flipping through. It doesn't matter if I'm listening to podcasts or radio or even flipping through satellite and I hear somebody playing a game, I'll stop and listen. I don't care who they are.

So that's kind of where strategically that let's play a bunch of games comes from. Every once in a while, Mike has to check me out playing too many games. Oh, really? He's like, well, we played a game two segments ago. And I'm like, but I want to do another one. I know, I like them.

Me too. And he's like, well, just wait. If we can wait like another hour and a half we can play another game. Okay, Dad. So I bought... What do you put in there? The balls, yeah.

And I'm assuming... Oh, those are up to 100. Oh. You don't want those. We'll be here all day, dude. Hold on. 110, 57. Hmm.

Well, you could just, like, put them all in and whatever you draw, if you wanted to play one through ten. Well, I'm saying if there's a hole in it, though, how those got out. Because it doesn't look like there's a hole. Are they X? Oh, there's a hole.

Something just fell out. Yeah. Can you help me? Can you help me somebody? I just draw one. And I need... What do you mean? What do you mean?

Help you with. See, if you can put those in there. I'm going to go under my desk and see if I can find the other one. You help me. That's what's like to be married to me. You help me. You dropped another one, Amy. Yeah, there's a whole.

So it's not like normal bingo. Oh, remember that 100-sided ball we had, too? That's fun, huh? Oh, that was fun. The dice, 100-sided dice. And it was like, if it didn't land on your number, you get a million dollars. But if it landed on your number, you die. See, that's funny.

Yeah. Like, would you take that in real life? Yes. You would. 100%. But I would only roll it, like, a couple of times. But you could do it, is that what the game is? Like you can normally do it as many times as you want it?

Yes. Like if you want to be a billionaire, keep rolling it. But I guess the point is, a number doesn't, if used, the number doesn't go away. So the odds aren't now 1 in 99. Correct. It just lives. But every time you roll it, you get a chance to die. Oh, no way.

Why not? No. Is that whole small? Lunchbox, how many times have we rolled that dice and never did we? Well, maybe one time. I remember doing it with you guys and had to pay some people out. Yeah. Because they hit the number.

But sometimes it would be like the fourth role. We'd just be chasing a number. But that's still, I don't think it's worth the risk, man. One in a hundred. If it were a million dollars, I think I would take it. Yeah, why wouldn't you? How many times? I don't know.

I'd take it time by time. But every time, you should say forever. However. Because eventually you're going to die. Well, every time is not affected at all by the last time. Like, there's absolutely no relation. Correct. But is that role your time?

That next rule. And it's all greed, man. It's all greedy, too. Okay, we have a numbers calculator game. Random numbers between one and 100. If it lands on your number, you die. I don't trust the digital. It doesn't know what you're saying.

Okay, I'll write down a number. Pick a number. 32. Okay. Eddie, pick a number. 21. Hit it, Mike. Oh, my gosh.

Numbers 97. You would have made a million dollars. Wow. Hey, do it again. Wow, that's actually like too full, huh? Like, they don't even roll. How do they come out? Oh, right.

It goes into that ball thing. Oh, okay, so I think it probably goes. You think it's going to come out? No, I tried that. Hey, what if it was one in 50? No. For two million. Yeah, I would do that one time.

Okay, do one at 50? Oh, my God. Pick a number, ready? 48. Lunchbox? I'll do 28. Go ahead. 43.

Oh, you were so close to that I wasn't close. I wasn't close. We have a $10 machine. We can't figure out here. What if you take this off? Can we go look at it? 1 in 25 for 3 million. Would you do that? No. Now you're getting... That's too close.

1 in 10 for 50 million. No, that's really close. For 50 million. Did you 10? 10? There ain't no chance. 10 numbers. Oh my God. But for 50 million. No. I'd rather roll the 150 times. I don't think I can do. Is there a CD in there?

Or a DVD with them? It's tough, ma'am. So if I roll this, but how do I get it to roll out? Let's box, take over my computer. Because it should. Oh, boy. It should come out. I mean, I could take.

Okay, but why? Okay, because then the ball gets in it. Yeah, show us, King. Check it out. Oh, wow, you nailed it. Yeah, we did that, Eddie. Did you pop that in there? I didn't do anything.

No, no, don't blind me for this crap. It's a $4.00. It has to be open. Right, Eddie? It's not grabbing a ball. Grab a ball. It's not grabbing. So I just pull one from the bucket then.

No, it should land here, but nothing's coming out. Are there too many balls in there? Maybe you bought a cheap one. Oh, no, I for sure bought a cheap one. You're going to count them? Yeah, I have to. Oh, my God. No, no, no.

There's too many balls there. I think you can just remove some balls and only. play with the second, um, only play with the second number. Oh boy. But even if you get one ball in there, what if you do it like this? One. No, no, there's a lot of balls. Okay. Here, let me take some balls out. Okay, go work on that. Because that's some other stuff to talk about. You want to do one through for what? Well, you're going to go through and be like, yeah, I will. Yeah, well, one through 50. Yeah, but we won't get it done today. You're just going to dump them all in your hand, go one by one? Mike has pulled up the YouTube video.

Okay, here's a wireless cage. Spin. Yep. And it gets in that ball thing, right? And then it... The ball thing flips, though. We're not doing it right. Yeah, you shouldn't have to take it out.

It should come with... If it comes with all of those balls, it should work. No, you're just... You're not doing it right. I couldn't find instructions. Okay, we'll let him do that. Anyway, I was talking about the Young Sheldon finale, and they list the best finale of all time.

I'll read you the list. Tell me if you can remember the finale episode. Go ahead. The Mary Tyler Moore Show. No. No. Well, you wouldn't remember it, but maybe on TV land. I know I've seen it.

I think she's leaving. The office. Asner, the guy that you did the report on. Yeah. He's in that show. Yeah. And then he got a show after that or something off of that. Probably a spinoff.

A lot of them did. Rode got a spin off of that. Cheers at 14. I remember the cheers finale. Because they turn off all the lights. Lights. Friday night lights, never saw it. Oh, yeah.

Oh, yeah. I remember it. I don't want to spoil it, but man. I think we're at the stage now where you can spoil it. Oh, he's throwing the touchdown, and it's in the state championship. Is it muddy? In Dallas. And then it's like, boom, it flips to the future.

It's legit. Do they win? I'm not going to tell you. No, you can. We're talking about. I am not. Okay. Yeah, because people should go back and watch it.

It's such a good show. It's such a good show. I walked out the way about Cheers, and I rescind my telling you the finale. MASH at 12, never saw it. No. He used to come on before wrestling at some point, which most shows did.

Lost at 11. Never saw it. No. Finale. I tried. I made it to episode three season one. The Shield. Oh, my brother loved that show,

and he gave me the DVDs and wanted me to watch it, then my dog ate them. So that's a no? It's a no. Frazier. No. No.

No. I think I watched Fras. I think he signed off. But then he signed back on. He did. Star Trek, the next generation at age. That stupid, no. Friends at 7.

I remember that. The keys. Yeah. Put the keys down, right? At one by one, they put the keys back down on that thing. Battlestar Galactica at 6. Never heard of it. At 5, Seinfeld, they're in prison.

Yes. At 4, the Wire. Yeah, such a good show. I'm not, dude. If you have not watched The Wire, Amy, have you? I know that you've been telling us for years to watch it. You would love it! Does it still a whole?

hold up there or was it just good then? No, it is still good. Mike, have you ever seen the wire? What? You, Mr. TV guy, I've never seen the wire? He's Mr. Movie guy. It's movie Mike. Movie Mike, not TV Mike. But he watches Simpsons. He watches one show, but he watches movies.

Well, this is like a movie, man. It's a drama you need to catch. I'm sure it's good. How many seasons is it? I think it's four. Okay. That's doable. 2 to 08. So if they go 1 every year, it would be 6. Are we sure this whole cup? Maybe it's 3. But it could be less. Five?

You're telling me a show from 22 years ago holds up. Dude. Okay. Try it. Amy. Because, I mean, I would go back and I would watch Friday Night Lights. I would watch Friends. Like, you're right, but the wire, like, I don't even know. It's one of the best. A friend doesn't hold up. It's just good because it used to be good. True. The Wire holds up. Like, if the Friends came out, the Friends. If Friends came out today, it wouldn't be a hit.

A lot of things have to be adjusted. Sensibility, studio audience, the crowd, laugh, the jokes. Eddie, you doing right, buddy? I'm almost done. Okay. I'm about 20 away. But that's basically half. Well, just try it now to see if it works.

Why don't you just see if it works? Because I don't think so. The wire at four. Six feet under at three. No. Never heard of it. 24 at 2. Oh, yeah, I watched that.

I mean, there was like so many seasons. No, no, no, but there were so many seasons. It was weird. ER is one. It's the best finale of all time. Where is Parenthood on there? No, that's not on there. And neither is like Roseanne.

The original was a good one. The Wonder Years was a good one. People were very unhappy with some of those, though. They weren't happy with Roseanne because the last few seasons were a dream. They weren't happy with Wonder Years because Winnie and Kevin didn't get together. They weren't happy. I liked the finale of Game of Thrones. I liked finale of Dexter.

No, you're stupid, not we. We're so stupid. We got the wrong balls in there. Oh. Oh, and you have to rip them apart one by one? I had a different bag of balls. No, we're not. No, we're dumb.

That's me. That's on me. I'm dumb. Although, I didn't put a single ball in there. You did start filling it up with balls. You were like, somebody help. Okay, so we put the wrong balls in. Let me do that.

We're going to be here all day. Hey, we got lives we got to get to, man. Did you guys hear... So I watched Lindbiscuit on TikTok do their live shows, and Fred Durs is hilarious. He comes out out in a full cowboy uniform or he comes out in like really bright colored sweatsuits. Super funny.

Lent Biscuit was awesome back in the day. If you didn't get to experience Lent Biscuit and you hear him now and you're like, that seems lame. It wasn't. Lent Biscuit was awesome. Like his musical show is funny? He wears... he doesn't look like himself.

He's in like full head to toe bright colored zip up sweatsuits or dress like a cowboy. And they do all their... Yeah. Have you seen it? Why is this his thing? I don't know. That'd be so cool to Ceyland Biscuit play now for me.

Eddie's still on that, buddy? Yeah. Yeah. Because you're, some person's green, some person's red. Bobby had it right. The ones with the numbers, does it have numbers on them? Yeah. Well, if they have numbers and letters, then it's fine.

The ones that go in the card are unnumbered, unlettered. But it says there are different. In the box, though, on the picture, there's different. There's white ones, purple ones. No, I was born this way. I don't know. Oh, those big red balls are the ones you put on display to say these are already used. No, no, no, no.

You guys don't know if you guys don't know. Listen, what happens with this is when it rolls and you get the ball and you single number, then you put it in the card to show where it was. There's not like its own separate ball. I don't know what the big balls are, dude. I really don't. They're from a different selection probably. I think I probably clicked a few different things.

Oh, it's two different orders? I don't know. I probably crammed them in the same box. Okay. Okay. How much, how close? There's a red one still not off the little thing down there. But that red one, what number was that?

Tiny print. He carried it in it. Bro. You got I-20. Okay, see? Somebody to pick 20 that it never won. No one knows what it's like to be mistreated. Like I do

Behind blue eyes And that means you Wait, none you buddy So once he gets that done What's our plan? I don't know, I just wanted to have it We could gamble somehow I'll make it interesting

I'll make it interesting the first game No, because I don't get to play Betty boobs Who needs a dover? No New dovers That's all of them Roll it up

Now the move would have been for you to have a slight advantage is to like get rid of a couple of walls and never pick those numbers. Then you'd have a... I don't cheat, dude. That'd be... Shady?

Yeah, so that would be the slight advantage. What if he's like, dude, I did that and now you just outed me? Well, no, you just deny it. So, okay, it's in. All right, first ball. Oh, we got one. Well, actually, remember, I'm gonna plan this

and every single time they would call number. We'd go like, yes. Yep, yes. I-26. I, two, six. Well, give us cards, man. No, no, no, not playing that round. But, um, so.

Gosh, I remember lunchbox had a basket with a bunch of dober. He still got it. It goes up to 75. NASCAR bag. 075 is the highest. All right. So, um, I'll just give somebody 10 bucks if they hit the number today. That's it.

This would be the easiest one. Oh, easy. Go ahead. Amy, pick a number one through 75. Okay. 34. Lunchbox. 42.

Eddie? I don't know why, but number two just popped in my head. 34, 42, 2, Morgan. 15. All right, Ramo Doe. 22. All right, your number is. It should come out on a little ramp down there.

You see it? It is. Yeah, I have it. It's a single digit. Two. Do I, did I win it in the first roll? It is less than five. Oh, my gosh.

Oh, my gosh. I got it. I got it, boys. Well, it's five or less. It's five. Oh, five. Now, if you guys wanted to play where we all put a little something at IBM, No, I like this one better.

No, I like this one because it's all my money. Well, let's start here. Let's see where it goes. What do you mean? So the game is, we just guess a number? No, you say you're going to keep rolling until we get the number. No, I did not say that. What? That was the end of the game?

Yeah. That's no fun, man. We shut it down. If everybody wants to put five bucks in, we could spend it until somebody hits and everybody gets the money. I'll put in five bucks. Okay. But you have to have five bucks?

Yes. Venmo. I don't like that. Okay, I'll Venmo. We'll do universal Venmo. No cash. No cash. And Mike, you can come spin it unless you want to end.

Okay. Because I don't want to be accused of anything because I've been told I was shady. Would you agree? Yeah. Well, I have shady ideas. I don't follow through with them. Okay. Are you vimowing you?

What? Are you vimowing you? No, you're vimowing whoever wins. Yeah, don't do it. Don't do you. Okay. Okay. Amy pick a number?

Oh, man. 12. Okay, I'm going to write it down. Amy 12. Lunchbox? I'm gonna do 42 Eddie

Let's go 21 You always go 21 I know What I mean let's go 21 Morgan? Dang I was going 22 I'm sticking with it Do it Ray

Are you in five bucks or now Yeah it's 1 in 75 right? Yeah 56 Okay And I'm gonna go with 69 This is so much Scooby do you want in You don't have Venmo

$5 dollars I have CAD No we don't do cash This is his wife has Venmo Yeah you don't do he's done to do binmo All right What do you even do I missed it?

No you can give me what You can give somebody $5 bucks cash we have it. I don't want it. Just have it. Yeah, yeah. I'm in. I don't know what we're doing, but I'm in. Pick a number one through 75. Three. Okay. First number to come up is the winner. Here we go. And we're going to keep rolling, right, until there's a winner. We're going to keep rolling. Let's go. Watch the camera on it. Mike is rolling. I gave my money to Ray, by the way. Ray's got my five bucks. Okay. All right, first number, Mike. We got two numbers here.

74. No winner. Dang. Put in your pocket. Next number. 58 Ray at 56 no winner You sure it's a six? Yeah Next number 39 No winner oh man I was 42 Oh

Ready? Yeah 65 Oh come on at 69 no wonder You sure that's not 56? 32 Oh you sure's not 42 No winner 32 You're gonna do that every single draw? Yes, hold on.

Come on 21. 20! Oh! The closest! No! What? So close? Ready?

I have 69, come on. 71. Dang. You sure it's not 69? 71. 23. Oh! That was so close to mine.

We're all around it. Hey, it's getting closer. Dorden. It's getting closer. We got 12. Oh my God, another one in my life. 81! What?

Yay! That was it? That's my size from everyone. That's my sister and four's the number. You get 30 bucks. No, she was just like, look at our phone. You get 30 bucks. No, I wasn't.

I was looking at. Amy, double or nothing? Dasha. Dasha. You get 30 bucks. So five from each of us. Pay Amy, please. Hey.

Let's do it again. my Venmo? No, thank you. You send it. One more, one more. No more. What? We got too much to do. It's a great day. What, um, okay. Thank you. Do you want to risk it? Hey, you want, Amy, do you want to risk it? Risk it for the biscuit? Yeah. No. You can risk it all right now.

No, I just got it. Just, you haven't heard the game. Just hear the game first. I'll go up against you. Heads up. For all the money. Double or nothing. You get it all to me. And we'll do over under 37. And then what? It's a 50-50 game. You can pick over under 37 on the balls.

And so if it goes over or let's say you pick under. You pick under and it's under, Bobby will pay you $30 more dollars. If you pick under but it's over, you have to pay me the $30 bucks. Yeah. You don't have to, you can just keep your money.

Amy, you still have the same one? Yeah. Oh, great. I paid your husband, X. What? I didn't. Adam saved as Amy's husband. Okay, we're done. Oh, geez.

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