The Bobby Bones Show - Tues Post Show (8-6-24)

Episode Date: August 6, 2024

Amy shares the story of her son getting baptized over the weekend. Bobby talks about playing pickleball over the weekend and hanging out with Rich Eisen. We talk more about crazy stories from the Olympics and what sports are the most expensive to play. Bobby talks about why we are changing the name of the Mailbag and reveals the new title and theme song. We also got an update from our NVIDIA stock that’s not great…See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Listen to the girlfriends. Trust me, babe. On the Iheart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. It's time for the Bobby Bones Post Show. Here's your host, Bobby Bones. That was your weekend? It was really good. Yeah, what happened?

Pretty low-key, other than... yesterday it was a big day, Stevenson got baptized. Oh yeah, how was that? Yeah, it was really special. Like, it was just a really great moment for him and for our family. And even the way our church does it, you're kind of, there's a lot of people getting baptized at once. And it happens really fast, like, during the praise and worship. And so you're lined up and you go up, and it's like up in the elevated in the ceiling.

and there's like a little tiny little pool. And so his dad and I and then his sister, Sashira, so me Ben and Sashir, we're the ones up there. And then there's someone there that can baptize if you want or mom or dad can do it. And Stevenson wanted both of us to do it, but that would be really difficult. A lot of people in the pool.

Oh, yeah, you don't even have to get in, though. You like lean over. He's the only one in. Oh, really? There's like a little, you can kneel. Oh, at our church. Oh, yeah, you get all the way in. And back in the day, day, preacher, we get him a waiter.

that it was up in front of church. Yeah, back in the church I grew up in, yeah, my preacher was preaching from inside the water at the front of the church. But yeah, and so Ben got to do it. I mean, we made that decision together, and Stevenson was okay with it, and I was okay with it.

But Ben took him down and then brought him back up and Stashear and I were right there by his side. But it was just a good family moment because obviously given our dynamic with Ben and I not being together, but that we could come together in that moment and it felt like we're still a family. And it was really special.

My sister was watching on the live stream in Colorado and she sent me screenshots and it's kind of funny. There's this one picture, the which she got, and I think it's just coincidence, but Stevenson's coming up. But Stevenson was sort of like resisting. It wasn't making it easy. And Ben's face.

To come up or go down. To come back up. Like he had dipped him and coming back up. And Ben's like face, he looks like he's like struggling. Like to get him out of the water. And I'm like, oh my gosh, thank goodness it wasn't me. Because I probably would have dropped him back into the Cool.

So, yeah, it was really special. He's going to be 14 this weekend, which is crazy. His birthday's on Saturday. So it happened at like a good time and just even thinking back over the last few years, like how much he's grown and matured. And yeah, it's just cool. Lunchbox, what did you do? What do we did?

A lot of errands, this and that, just really getting ready for kindergarten. I mean, hanging out at the house, nothing exciting. We did go to Monster Jam. the whole family did yeah monster trucks yeah man he's got such headaches those things that's pretty loud do you take ear plugs

or do you not want to be wimpy no I didn't want to be a wimpy does your wife wear air plugs nope and the kids didn't have ear plugs either until it started and then my two year old started crying I had to go buy earplugs for him but just him just him

the other two I was like nope you guys are toughing it out oh I would leave that thing with such a headache it was it was it fun though they have a good time oh they loved it loved it And so, I mean, yes, they were, I mean, R those engines are so loud. You don't realize it until they start revving them and they rev them for like eight seconds. They're doing donuts and smashing cars and the kids are just going bananas.

A lot of people there? Yeah, a lot of people. Morgan, your weekend? Oh, it was good. I mean, I did a lot of relaxing and hanging out at my house and hanging some pictures up. So nothing really super exciting this weekend. I slept a lot. Played some pickleball this weekend, which is kind of the thing now.

My feet. my tendons in my feet. I think that's the age thing. They hurt so bad. I've tendonitis down there. And then yesterday, Rich Eisen came over to my house to record a podcast.

And he's very famous from the ESPN days way back in the day. He was one of the sports center anchors. And he works for NFL Network now, host a Hall of Fame, and does his own national sports show. I went to fill in for him in L.A. on his sports show.

Oh, that's why I know him. Okay, yeah. Face recognized him? Yes, I totally recognize face. But I mean, even his name, I guess you filling in for him at that whenever you did. Probably familiar from that. Yeah, because, yeah, but definitely recognize him. I was talking to him about his fame because to somebody like me or lunchbox,

like he's been wildly famous in the sports world for 30 years. And I'm just like, what is it like to be you and everybody know who you are? But famous so fractured now still. But again, he was super famous when there were like seven options. And so we were talking about people coming up and asking them for a picture and stuff and, you know, getting recognized. And sometimes only one of them will recognize him.

Some dude stops me and says, Rich Eisen, can we take a picture? And I'm like, yeah. And he's like, love you, man, this, that, the other thing. And he turns around as I'm leaving and his wife says, who's that? Who's that? Like, out loud.

Yeah. And I laughed. You know what I mean? Like, I'm just going to laugh and not turn around and say, what do you like it's just there's different you know walks of life and just trying to cross over as much as I possibly can and get my material out there but I it kind of just was funny that she would say who's that so loud so close to him right he was like I don't know because

I was talking about when people will come up and I gave a an ins went to the all-star game and somebody to listen to the shows can I get a picture so sure so somebody came up afterward and was like hey can I get a picture I'm like sure and they took the picture like who are you again I just thought you take a picture with them so now I got to explain to this them. And I don't mind, but it's just a weird place to put me in to go like, well, and then they're not impressed after that. So they probably, you know, deleted the picture. But his point was, sometimes it's just weird when someone's like, who was that you just took a picture with? He's like, maybe, say a little quieter, so it protects me a little bit. Who was that?

But he came over to the house yesterday. It was super cool. Matt Overton came to play pickleball yesterday. My wife wasn't feeling great on Saturday. So we just kind of hung out at the house pretty much all Saturday. But does Matt, was he there when Isman was there? I'm sorry. You're getting the Heisman? I mean, she's trying to look at her. No, I'm going to do it again.

No, Rich. Rich who? Eisenman. Eiseman. No. Isman. You're saying the same word just with a different. Inflection.

Yeah. Eisen. Oh, Eisen. Yeah. Okay. No. He came over after. Oh, because I didn't know if they knew each other because he played football.

No, no. Matt? No, no. They didn't know each other. Matt came over to play pickleball afterward after Rich left to fly back. Gotcha. Rich was in Cleveland doing the Hall of Fame.

He flew down to Nashville for like 12 hours and then flew out to L.A. To meet with you? Yeah, he did two things while he was here. Came to my house and went to do bussing with the boys with Taylor LeWan. So, because both of us are here in Nashville. So he did that and then went back home.

nice. I've actually talked to him on the phone. I've talked to him on FaceTime, but I never met him a person because when I would go fill in for him, he wasn't there, obviously. So it was the first time I'd like seen him. Are you going to fill him from again? Yeah, he asked, well, I was going to fill him for him a couple weeks ago, but it wasn't able to, some stuff changed and I was not able to do that. Yeah, I mean, hopefully, it's fun. It's fun to do that. But yeah, that was the weekend there. Watched a lot of the Olympics as well. The sprinting. That was pretty cool. Did you watch that lunchbox live? I watched it live. It was awesome. I watched it live. It was awesome. I mean, I've been watching everything. I mean, I was watching a kayak racing.

Dude, that was so cool. They drop off a platform and then it's go, go, go, go. And they got to go. I mean, it is so fun. I love the left. Do they go in between the poles on kayak racing? They got to go around a pole. Yeah. There's like poles on the right or the left. So you get to pick which one you go around and it's like, and I saw them flip under. Like there's a little pole and they got flipped under and roll over and get back up. I mean, it's so. fun. Watch a little bit of the women play basketball. Man, nobody's going to the women. I didn't watch that. I mean, and we're winning.

Five times in a row we're going to be an Olympic chance, but nobody's going. If they'd have put Kayla Clark on the team, it'd have been a whole different story. People are going to other countries women, but nobody cares about the U.S. women's basketball team. It's crazy. They're always one of the lower attended games.

They don't try to lure people. Lures a weird word. That's a weird word. That's a white van. See fillers, like you get a prize. I don't think so. It's not like an award show where they have people. I don't think so.

It just would probably be super helpful. You know, the energy is better. Some of the games, between some of the countries, like 20,000 people there. U.S. like eight. I'm shocked how many people go to some of those games. Like, I was watching field hockey, and it was jam-packed.

And I was like, I don't really understand why people are, but I watched it. The skeet shooting, a ton of people there. And there was controversy. I feel bad for the woman that lost. Why would happen? Because they went into it. to a shoot-off where you got to hit the two targets and she the replay shows her hit it and it

a little bit chips off. No, we're not going to video replay. You missed it. And she got the silver. Why would they not go to video replay? I don't know. I don't know. Was there a rule about how many replays you can go to like a challenge in the NFL?

That's a great question. I don't know. And then I watched the one with the swords. Fincing? Yeah. And we were going for a bronze against France. And we were dominating. Dominating.

We were up like 13 to 6. Next thing you know, they just smoked us. Then one guy beat us in a match, 80. So they took eight points, we got zero. And it was like, ugh. They ever do that with like real swords in the Olympics? I wonder if fencing was ever actual sword fighting. And maybe not to the death, but like when you cut some, but...

Oh, when you draw blood? Like fencing had to at some point bend actual swords and people fighting. Yeah, that's right. Had to be. Old school days. I saw where we won the gold in golf, though. Scotty Sheple had the... Yeah.

Like a 62 on his final day. And they took off all their hats, Amy, to get up on the one, two, three stand. And all their foreheads of the top three, they're pale as crap, and their faces are all brown. You never see them without their hats on, but they wear hats and they play golf all the time. And their face from like the eyes down, brown as could be. They pull their hats off. I mean, baby's butt white. And it's pretty funny.

And all three of them are up there on the pedestal doing that. And then we won the woman won, she won the bike race. Like it's like a, I don't know, they went like 120 miles in one day, 150. 50 miles. And one day she won USA, USA. Do you see the Korean guy who did not finish top three in golf? And so he has to go do military service now? Oh, that's terrible.

If you finish, and I believe it's South Korea, I don't know that North Korea allows it to play golf. No, no, no. But in South Korea, there's mandatory military service for all men. And unless you meddle at the Olympics is one of the ways out. And so he was in the running, like he was up there to finish in top three. and then he didn't. And they had a video of him doing his score.

He was pretty emotional that he didn't hit the top three. And so now he has to go to military service. That's crazy. South Koreans are exempt from military service if they win any medal at the Olympics or a gold medal from the Asian Games. And he was close. What are the Asian games?

I would assume they're like the North American games, but I don't know what those are either. I just think Hunger Games. Like what are they doing? I would assume it's just like an Olympics, but just for Asian countries. Just think about how much president. You're like, you're not thinking about just winning a gold medal.

Okay, cool. You're thinking like, okay, I get out of military service. I know. I feel like if I was competing next to him, I'd be like, dang, I really need him to medal. Like, I don't want him to have to go do something he doesn't want to do. I'd probably think that, but then go, screw it.

I've worked so hard. Yeah, but then I'd be like, I want the gold. I want the silver. I get it. The Asian Games, it's a continental multi-sport event held every fourth year among athletes from all over Asia. The games were regulated by the Asian Games Federation in New Delhi, India, in 1951.

It's basically like the don't they do like the world championships but they're married I don't know. They do a lot of like different tournaments

or wherever. They do lots of stuff. But we did have one swimmer. She got disqualified. She would have bronzed in some competition and they said she didn't do her backstroke

the full all the way on her back the full length of the pool. No way. Yeah, I think she's from Nashville. She got DQed. She would have been a bronze. They show the video of her not doing the backstroke.

And I can't, listen, when they're swimming, and it all looks the same to me. I thought it looked fine. But I'm like, if they say it, then... But I watched, like, two times and I feel like I could be a judge. Okay, the keyword, you feel like you could be a judge.

Yeah. But I was like, two of anything. The second time I watched, I'm like, oh, I got this, I could judge this. Really? Because, I mean, the fencing, they went to the judges all the time. But the fencing's weird because they're like... It's a little point.

Yeah, and like, their thing has to light up, and sometimes it goes off. Like laser tag. And then they're like, oh, no, no, I hit him first. And they'll review the video. and they're like, oh, yeah, you did hit him first. It just didn't go off. And they'd give the point.

So they'd give it. It is like laser tag. I swear to God, I shot you and your thing. It just didn't go off. And who knew in fencing there was yellow cards and red cards? Don't know what they got them for, but they were throwing yellow cards and red cards. I mean, it was wild. I bet you got to be so rich in America to no fencing, like as a kid.

Can you imagine the neighborhoods fencing is in or like the school districts? There's got to be really rich school districts. We didn't even have a baseball field. We for sure didn't have swimming. Our track didn't have. concrete or asphalt. It was dirt and we had to go practice on others. So we weren't going to have fencing. I don't even know where you get fencing. I bet you fencing is like way after lacrosse. Because lacrosse is starting to blow up in west coast, east coast, right?

So, you know, I think most schools have basketball, because basketball is the cheapest to have. Because there would be schools on our conference that only had basketball. They were only basketball schools. Okay. Them baseball, if they wanted to have a team. Now, we had a baseball team, but we didn't have a field. football is expensive, but in the South especially, football is a priority. So I would go football. Then track. I feel like track has to be everywhere because it's just, you just go run.

That's got to be the cheapest. But it's like coaches, right? No one's going to hire just a track coach at a school where, so the football coach or the basketball coach is going to have to be the track coach as well. That's what it was at ours. Ours as well. Coach Gandalf was also the track coach. So I'd put track after football because you really only got a track team if you had a football team. And I don't know any schools that only have a track team without a football team or a basketball team.

Track is cheaper, but usually that's a spinoff. Yeah, that's probably not the main. We didn't have swimming pool. We're about wrestling because that's... I'm sure in parts of the country that is a priority and is not an expensive sport. Yeah. Wrestling probably you could have... Just roll around.

Did you guys have swimming? No, we didn't have swimming. I mean, we did, but our school didn't have a pool, so I feel like if there was people that swam, they had to, like, met somewhere else to swim, and then they competed. Cheerleading, but ours really wasn't competitive. Ours was just, you just do dances that matches at the games.

I was a cheerleader. We were not competitive because, obviously, if I made the team, like, ours was just a popularity contest. If you were popular, you got voted on the cheerleading squad if you wanted to be on it. Then it was, we did not have a golf team. But a golf team doesn't take much money to have, because you don't have to have a golf course.

You just need somebody to drive the people to the, to a course, but we didn't have, because nobody played golf where I came from. I worked on a golf course, but I never really played golf, because golf was a sport for people that had a little bit of money, usually. So we never, but like equestrian.

I don't know what that is. Horses. Oh, no, I watched, they had a horse galloping the other night, and I was watching it. And literally they were just in one little square, and I thought, okay, they're going to do tricks. And they went around that square probably 20 times,

and it looked at the, they didn't do anything, except for walk around the square 20 times. They're like, oh, this is just beautiful. She is really controlling that horse. I'm like, she's doing the exact same thing. She's not doing like spins or flips or anything. Literally just try. You want to like the horse to talk?

I wanted to do something. And my son was like, they probably were though. We just didn't, I didn't see it. We probably wouldn't have known the intricacy of why walking in a square. What they were doing was amazing. No, I understand. But my son was like, dad-da, can we go to the one

where they jump things? And I was like. When her lunchbox says, dad-a, I, Well, I had to say what he said. I had to do the exact quote or else you wouldn't understand. And I'm like, I don't know. He goes, let's go watch canoeing. Because he was like, I'm done with it.

This is boring as crap. Equestrian is the most expensive kid sport. I would think. What is? Oh, that's the jumping horses thing? Yeah. Ice hockey is at two. But I think a lot of people, especially in cold states,

ice hockey is a for sure sport. Like football, they are able to, if the school has it, they provide a lot of the equipment pads. Yeah. Like football, they provide the pads. you know, helmets and... Yeah, we had golf at our school. Fencing is number three, an expense.

I just can't imagine a school unless it is so, so, so rich to have fencing. I can't believe it. High school would have fencing? There's got to be a high school fencing league. We look up high school fencing leagues in America. Scoob, do you have high school fencing in Florida? No way, dude.

I think lacrosse was our most fancy thing. Yeah, and lacrosse is a pretty fancy sport. Very fans. All the rich kids did lacrosse. I feel like fencing, is this like at boarding schools or something? Maybe. Whether you're eager to fence at your high school or keen on initiating a high school fencing program, USA fencing is here to assist you every step of the way.

So there must be high school fencing. I probably fencing maybe was like the woods just who didn't want a sword fight. But who's going to sell them? But there's not a place to actually sword fight. Right. They do have a high school all-American fencing team. Tennessee State High School Fencing Championships. They have some in Tennessee.

Huh. All students in, I don't know. Anyway. That fencing was interesting to watch. so. I mean, there was a couple times. They wore a mask that we can't see their face. Yeah, but they had the, and they have the flag of whatever country you're representing on your mask.

Oh, that's cool. That was cool. And they actually did some dodging, like where they were able to like move around. I was like, whoa, oh, oh. Soccer. We didn't have a soccer team, but I would think cities with more of a population, a slightly diverse population would have a soccer team. Ours was not diverse. It was black and white. That's it. Nobody knew soccer.

Yeah, I mean, going out, I mean, other countries. Yeah, we had soccer, but like going out, you just kick a ball. But I would think in Texas, though, because of the proximity, Texas, Mexico, Mexico, that's their main sport, soccer, right? Yeah. Did you guys have a good soccer team? Yeah, we're good. Were they better in South Texas than they are in?

It depended. Different type of soccer. What do you mean different type? I mean, they were just more, I mean, they were a little more physical than we, than our soccer. I mean, they were rough. You know what I mean? Like street soccer? Yeah, I mean, I don't think they had maybe refs growing up.

See, I always felt like growing up. They didn't really know what a foul was. You know what I mean? Like you go south, it was a little more physical and the ref. Let them get away with them. It wasn't more finesse. No. Okay.

No. Would the richer schools be more finesse like in Dallas? Yeah. They'd have more finesse. I'd say so. That's funny. They didn't have reps growing up. Okay.

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you get your podcast. So starting next week, we are going to alter the name of the mailbag. It'll still be the mailbag. A couple things have happened. Number one, I messed up and said somebody's name last week when I shouldn't have said their name. Remember that? I don't even know if it was Greg.

I think it was Greg or Craig or something. Or Tom. I don't remember. Number two is when they do like research on the show, which they do about once every two years. and basically what they'll do is, and not super in-depth, but they'll just play a segment, and they'll have people as they're listening,

like push up arrow if they like it, want to keep listening, push down arrow if they don't like it. And the Milbag research is really well. People love the segment. But with an asked about it, it's such a generic name. They were like, I don't know, whatever that segment was where they gave advice. So they couldn't really associate what it was with what it was.

Like they liked it while it was on, but they couldn't name. And it was such a generic name anyway. So because of those two things, we've changed the name. What's it called, Mike? Anonymous inbox. Okay.

It's called the anonymous inbox, because I have to remember to keep people anonymous. And then two, it's still a way you can still email us, but also that name has more of a texture to it. The anonymous inbox. It's fun to say. People remember it. Well, we don't know yet.

And then at the end, at the end, I still say mailbag. So I went to Reed, who does our jingle that comes on the second half of the podcast and the radio show that goes, wake up, wake up in the morning. And he wrote that song. And I sent him a note and I was like, hey, and I sent him kind of a melody. But he definitely did his own thing here. I said, can you make us like a 15 to 20 second jingle for the anonymous inbox? Now we currently have a mailbag song, which is in Cindy.

Ray, will you play the mailbag song? You send an email and we read it on. Yeah, it's something we call Bobby's Mailbag. Yeah. People know the song, by the way. They just don't really know what the mailbag is. So Reed has made a song for the Anonymous Inbox. Hit it.

It's the Anonymous Inbox. Anonymous inbox. There's a question to be had. And then the music plays. And I talk over the music. The vibe. Definitely. Definitely so.

But I said it to him, I was like, hey, can you do this? And like 12 hours later, he sent that back. And then all day long, I was singing, it's the anonymous inbox. The anonymous inbox. There's a question to be had. Send it into the mail bag. Pretty good. Yeah, that's good.

So starting next week, we won't do it this week. Same time, everything except it'll be called the anonymous inbox, which then tells me keep it anonymous. get to take their name off the email. I've got to keep it anonymous. And two, it gives it a little texture for when we do the bit and people have to recall the segment. I feel like people may start to share more details because they're like, it's a reminder

of them too. Oh, this is anonymous. Great point. One more time right from the top. Hit that anonymous. It's the anonymous inbox. Anonymous inbox. Question to be high.

Then I'm like, hey, this is from Greg. But that's it. So starting next week, we'll get that on. And then read just sings every jingle. We can't use songs anymore. Might as well does that read sing everything at this point. So there's that. We need him to do winning songs for everybody, please.

Thanks. I know. I can't play those. I know. I pay him, though, extra. Because I do pay him. He works for me full salary to do. He travels and takes pictures for work stuff.

Nobody goes on vacation with my wife and I take pictures. She usually props them up on stuff, the phone. Or we ask them to take a picture, but people sometimes are like, who do you take with you to take these pictures? We can't believe you go on vacation with a camera person. We don't. If I tour or I'm traveling or we're shooting too much access or any of those shows, Reed goes because Reed's also doing video for this.

And Reed does all of my non-show digital, meaning non-radio show. But he also is a good singer. But I paid him to do that extra. Yeah, so you could pay him to do our songs. You're missing the point. I had to pay him. It's a lot. You know, it's money. I'm going to keep paying them money for all this stuff. You know what I mean? So. So we could all pay them individually to do our songs.

I'm good. I'm not paying them to do my song. But your song has not been on the podcast in months. Like the person listening to this now has not heard your winning song in literally months. They don't even know what it is. It could be a new podcast or they have no idea. They're like a winning song. Well, that's just here you go, and they stay there. They don't even hear that. That's unfortunate. We don't have the ability to separate files.

We made our new place, but it doesn't matter. We can't pull channels and take that off but keep everything else on. But then Reed would have to pay DJ Callet, and I don't think he wants to do that. No, it would just be a whole different song. You'd get a customized song just for you. Oh, no, no, no, no, we're sticking with all I know is when. So you would rather, and it's your choice. No, I'm not giving him a choice because I'm not making a song.

Oh, I think we should make songs. But, I mean, I also think we should all go on a trip or hang out or do something together. I think you're just lonely. I think you started really feeling this by once you got, once you're getting separated. I haven't heard anything about this, Jill. Yeah, yeah, yeah. The big D and I don't mean Dallas.

What do you mean? Well, when you had divorce. I know, but I was just. Nathan and Kim Maker returned home last week. They went scuba diving, and they were diving off the coast in Freeport, Texas. While on the water, their dives were cut short due to a malfunction with a piece of equipment.

On the way up to the surface, all the divers were using a line to get them back to the boat. One of the women in their group lost her hand on the line and it was drifting out. I think we had a bit of this story last week, but now they're back and talking about it. Because we were like, how did that happen? Yeah, the woman that he helped was able to make it back, but he and Kim, his wife did not. They stayed stranded out in the water. They saw a shining light from an oil rig north from where they were floating. For 40 hours they were floating. That's crazy. Almost two full days, 40 hours. They swam nine hours. They swam nine hours. They swam nine

hours toward the direction of the light. Like that's how far it was. They just went for nine hours. A massive storm hit. They were just in the storm and the water. Once the storm was moved away, the light was gone. That's either how far I moved them or whatever that light it was. But the light wouldn't have moved if it was an oil rig.

So that storm must have moved them. The second day on the water, they heard the miracle. It was the U.S. Coast Guard coming to the rescue. And they shot up. K-F-O-R. That is. is crazy that they lived. And think of their family.

It's like, or their friends that know they're out in the water and they're like, they're gone. And for two days, you think they're gone. They're gone.

They're gone. They're done. I guess when you're in the water, if you're like, if you're in that situation, I mean, you have to believe, like,

we're going to get rescued. You have to stay positive and focus because you have to, the minute you give up. Like, I just feel like you're going to surrender to the water.

Like luckily they had floats, right? Like they're, since they were scuba dive and they had water stuff. They had their, They weren't just having a dog pedal, but still, you're right. It's not even dog pedal. It's dog paddle, isn't it?

Yeah, and would you have to ditch their oxygen tank? I would think so. Because why do you need it? See ya. It's just wait at that point, right? Have to. But they clipped to each other so they wouldn't separate. August feels longer than most months because of the heat and the fact there is not a single federal holiday this month. Only a month?

But that federal holiday? Or maybe there's only a few? Well, then right at the top of September, you get a holiday. What about June? Is there any holidays in June? Yeah, the first Monday in September. Okay, January. June 10th?

June 10th. June 10th, that's true now. February, but Valentine's Day is not a federal holiday. President's days. MLK Day. Yeah, I'm going to just assume you guys are right because I don't know the dates these are. And January is usually in Melchese. Probably on my calendar, huh?

There are no federal holidays in April. Your birthday. What about April? Foles. Federal holidays. Day, January. Martin Luther King Day, January 15th. Washington's birthday, February 19th.

We have January, February. Nothing in March. April's Easter. Sometimes this year, I feel like it was late March. Yeah, but April not always, sometimes it's in March. Really? Memorial Day, May 27th. So, May, June is Juneteenth.

July. Fourth of July. Independence Day, July 4th. What a joke. August. we are now. September, there's Labor Day. October, there's Columbus Day. November, there's Veterans Day and Thanksgiving, and then Christmas. So it's just April and August. Are the only two without, that's a fun trivia question.

April? Maybe not fun to you guys, but for me, I'll remember that. I was like, that's not that fun. Those are the two days that, two months that don't have a federal holiday. What are we waiting on? Throw in a holiday. Enough holidays. Final thing. Lunchbox, we haven't heard a Navidia stock check from you. Yeah, man. We've been trying to keep it kind of quiet over here. What happened? I don't even know.

We bought all this stock. Lunchbox's convinced us to put a bunch of money with them. It's okay. You have to be patient with stocks. No, not King Dingling of Stock just going to make us a ton of money according to damn. No patience here. In the last month,

our total portfolio is down $1,255. What? Oh, my God. Oh, no. I didn't realize it was that much. Oh, no. Today alone, we're down $314. Ray, if you're going to laugh that loud, turn your mic up.

Doomsday. What happened? You got to sell, dude. You shouldn't hold on to that crap. We all put our money in. Lunchbox made us buy these stocks as a group, and he was so sure. Yeah, but it's going to come back. What's the deal?

Hey, you want to hear the positive, though? Yes. Our total return on Navidia to this day? This is the one you believed in more than anything. Go ahead. Even though we're down. Yeah, go ahead. Oh, I just went down again.

Overall, we're up $16.77. That's it. Oh. Now we're up $24. See how quickly things can change. Down 19. How are we down $1,000 in our Buy Bone Show portfolio? We've been taking a blood bath.

Where do we fall? Oh, well, we're right now positive. Oh, my gosh. What stocks do we fall the most? Navidia. Everything's down. Oh, my goodness. Academy sports and outdoors.

Oh, that is tanked. Dang, man. How much is in our total portfolio? $4,288,273. We just went down another 15. Oh, my gosh. So what do we do to bounce back there? Well, according to my experts,

here. It says right now is the time to buy Navidia. No, we've already spent all our money in Navidia. It says 90% buy Navidia right now. It says do not sell buy, buy, buy. Okay. I mean, you can get it low right now. So what do you want to do? We should buy. We should probably buy. Yeah, this is how this is, you want to send you more money? Yeah, well, this is how the big players do it. This is how we go broke right now. Navidia is at 99 dollars a pop right now. So how many do we want to buy? How about about Amy and I just send you $100 each and you will buy three more shares. Okay.

Okay. So send me $105. Because there's fees. Is that your own personal fee? No, no. The app takes a fee. Like I'll put in $300 and be like, you don't have enough buying power because there's a fee to buy each stock. Okay.

We'll send you that. We want to update in a couple weeks. But right now we've lost a thousand bucks in the past couple of weeks. Oh, dude. We are taking a killing. Man, I was not going to be. bring it up. I was like, man, we're moving on from the video. But you guys want to talk about it. We'll talk about it.

You have to bring it up. It's our money. Yeah, we... Okay. Oh, man. All right, we're done. I hope everybody has a great rest of the day. We will see you guys tomorrow. Morgan's podcast is up today. Morgan, for the podcast listeners that maybe didn't hear the show, who's on your podcast today?

I have on Dr. Solomon and Kylie Morgan. How? You can hit that throat clear again. Oh, my gosh, guys. Oh man, we're only up $8 total on the video for the lifetime. But let's buy some more. I'm sending it right now. Thank you. Are we doing this?

Yeah, we're doing it, man. Bobby, are you doing this? Yeah, why not? Okay. You want me to look at some other stocks? No. No, we'll get some good at stocks. I'll look at my list.

Check out Morgan's podcast. All right, she's dying over there. All right, thank you guys. Wait, what is Solana? No, no, we're not doing any more stocks. We'll see you tomorrow. Bye, everybody. A win is a win.

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