The Bobby Bones Show - Tues Pre-Post Show (10-22-24)

Episode Date: October 22, 2024

Bobby starts with talking to Eddie who said he received snail mail from Bobby with a picture of him hanging out with country artists. He ranks which of the 5 artists he would hang out with. That leads to Bobby talking about his relationship with Morgan Wallen and a controversy he’s never shared before.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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It's the Bobby Bones pre-show. Here's your host. Bobby. You can tell that the audience is still not awake yet either. Yeah, it's three people there. Yeah. Not bad. I felt like that was just Ray and Scuba and Abby, though, in that room.

Okay, so we only have like 15 minutes before the show starts. But some stuff I wanted to talk about. Eddie got some mail from me, like snail mail, which is always fun because I don't even check my mail. Like it comes and sometimes I see it. The only reason I checked is because I'm expecting some cards that I ordered. That's it. I never go to the mail, dude. Like baseball cards. Yeah, yeah. Signed baseball cards

that I bought on eBay. Oh, you're eBay card. It's stupid, dude. I'm so in it. What I'm doing is I'm trying to find players that are in college. Like, ooh, he could be good. And I buy his card for like a dollar. You're investing. Hopefully. Investing in the future. Yeah. So what did you get for me? It's a picture.

It's like a card. You're on it. Morgan Wallen. Luke Combs, all your buddies, Carrie Underwood. It's a thing from the radio station. Oh, it's not like from him? No. It's like a mailout. Yeah, it's a mailout from like the Big 98.

So, I didn't take a picture with him. No, they photoshopped it. It's you hanging out with your buds. Which I figured like, why is it not us? Wait, who are my buds again? Let me, let me. You got Morgan Wallin. You got Luke Combs.

Luke Bryan's on there. Let me list and who would hang out with me in order of all them. Lany Wilson was there too. Interesting. Okay. Those four and me. Carrie Underwood. Carrie, Carrie.

Oh, my God. Okay. In order. It doesn't mean I like them any more or less, but like Carrie I wouldn't hang out with because she's married. We don't have a lot of similar interests. I do like her a lot. So I'm going to put Carrie at five. What's up?

I don't know. I think she'd be number one. Yeah, but for a different reason for you. But no, it wouldn't because she wouldn't hang out with her. Well, true, but in his mind. Okay. Next. Luke Combs

Are you just saying one? I'm just trying to think of who's there Oh you know who you wouldn't Probably Morgan Wallin? Yeah, you wouldn't hang out with Morgan Of the four I probably hang out with Morgan before

I don't know Morgan and I Have a weird relationship right now Because the day all the stuff went down I was the only one that Like I came on that morning And I don't regret coming on that morning But I do

regret sometimes just feeling like I need to say what I feel right then and there because I stand by everything I said but I was kicked in the balls by both camps not Morgan's camp at all so Morgan gets in trouble I come on the next morning and I'm like you can't cancel him everybody screws up but then I said but I do think he needs to go away for a little bit so I got both sides just kicking me in the nuts like over and over again I got the side of people going like you need to cancel him and I'm like I don't think that's the answer to everything that happens where if you don't actually hurt a kid, you don't actually hurt a dog, you can learn from it to be better. I said, I don't think that's the

answer. But I did say I think he needs to go away for a little bit because obviously he's not in the best place. And so then I get to people going, well, you mean he's going away? So, and I don't know how that got back. I've not, I've not really talked to Morgan at all. I don't know if I got back to him if they were like, hey, Bobby was on your side or Bobby wasn't on your side. All I know is that I feel even so many years later, how long ago was that? Feels like forever ago. I mean, it does feel like 2020. I feel like I, thank God, that early, was right on.

But it was sensibility that, again, gets you kicked in the nuts because nobody's on your side if you're being sensible. This is a land of polarity. If you're not on one, for one side of committed, then they hate you. And I wasn't committed to any side. So I was like, you know, I'm just going to back off. I like Morgan. I mean, Morgan's been in my house.

We did a bobbycats. He then came into the house and played piano at the house. You did? Yeah, yeah. If you go back to the Morgan Wall and Bobbycast, part of it is him coming in the house. Because I was like, you play piano. This is before he was doing it on stage.

It was like, yeah, we had a piano in our house. He said, well, he's just, oh, Morgan Wallin, playing piano. And so I really talked to Morgan since. I did get a call. Now, this is where it gets a little tricky for me, because I've had two instances happen that maybe I don't really know what happened. I got a call at some point when he was celebrating something

and he was doing it at TopGoff and it wasn't a big public deal and they called and said hey Morgan would like if you would come out and present this host it and present him this award gold record platinum record what's higher than platinum

human skin? Yeah diamond man that's better yeah it's like he's done everything and I literally was out of town or I would have and I don't know if that was interpreted as, oh, Bobby didn't want to go do it. Because it wasn't. I told my manager, Tom Lord, I was like, I would absolutely do it. And if you want to send him my calendar invite, because I have to go and speak at this event, I can't be there or I would go. I don't know if

anyone was offended by me not going because that definitely wasn't the plan, but I did not show up. And I got to imagine if you're that big people, just show up all the time for you regardless. Had another commitment. So I'm like, hmm, thought it was nice of them to ask. Didn't know if he, they were like, he specifically wants you. That never means that. It could, but it never means that. It means somebody in his camp that he trusts, wants me to do it. Okay, so that happened.

Then the next thing that happened was, I don't want to, I don't want to throw anybody under the bus. Let's call him scuba diver Ron. Interesting. We'll just call him like a producer of the show. I get that, I get that. And I don't think scuba diver Ron was wrong. I think he was, he may have been led in a wrong way. goes, hey, do you want Morgan to come on the show? And this is a long time ago. And I was like,

yeah, I would love to have Morgan on the show. And, but I'm not really going to, you get, I didn't have to say this to you guys, you know me. I may not ask about something in an interview, but I never want to be told you can't ask about something in an interview. Because even if I plan to never ask about, hey, what's your belief on is, did the cavemen have fire? That's good. And even if I don't want to ask it and they say, don't ask about the caveman. fire. I'm like, I'm not going to do it because they told me not. I want any restrictions on an interview. I may not go to where you want me to go, but I can't have any restrictions because then once that gets out, they tell other people and it's like, well, you, so we just don't do

restrictions. And so, Scoobo was like, Morgan wants to come in. Do you want him to come in? I said, yeah. And someone asked me on an Instagram live, hey, when's Morgan coming in? I said, I don't know, supposedly soon. I get a message from the head of Morgan's record. label like the president cursing me out saying that's not true like f word f word oh i don't do well with being challenged this is true meaning i don't mind a i like a challenge but i i i i bow up and sometimes it's very unhealthy how i bowed up however this time i bowed up in a funny way he texted and i like him we've met multiple times which was so weird that he was so aggressive just never curse at me. And if he already said, hey, I think there's some wires crossed,

Morgan's really not doing any press, I'd have been like, oh, cool, love it. No big deal. But it was like, F this, F this, F this. And I'm like, I don't like how this feels. But he had texted my old number, the number I had for like 15 years, and I still have it because some people still have that number, but not my new number. So he texted my old number and I said, and that's a 512, it's an Austin number. And I thought, well, what's the best way to really receive his challenge. The meanest or most aggressive

because it can also be the funniest. And I replied back, hey, I think you have the wrong number because that wasn't my main number anymore. And I remember the conversation going like, oh, sorry. I said, yeah, I'm a student at UT. Oh, my gosh.

I think my name is like Sandy. I did a whole thing. That's funny, dude. And so he was like, sorry. And I'm like, yeah, no, I'm just in literature class. I just don't want to make sure. I don't know who you're trying to find. And so then I showed that to a few people just to be like, ha, ha, ha,

just to get my shot back in, but from secret. You know, just to be like, and I think I was like, I'm an Asian foreign exchange student. I did a whole story with them. Oh, my. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You really went all in.

Yeah, yeah. I felt pretty good about it. So that way I didn't have to get angry. I just kind of got my, just felt good about it. But it really wasn't Morgan Bay. But I still, and I know Morgan, that head of that label, I like him. I don't know right now what I would say if I saw him. Because I did not leave me.

Don't curse it me, unless you're my wife. Oh, yeah. And sometimes I wish. Is she cursing you? No. No, but. She does this thing now where she'll, like, say something that's a little bit cutting and then go daps. She'll be like, she's like, oh, you got a bugger on hanging out of your nose.

It is gross. Daps. I'm like, no, I don't want to. adapt that. Like, I'll just get it out. So, yeah, no, Morgan and I, I assume, are cool because we're not cool. I feel like I was one of the only people to be sensible

and have his back. Because I feel like everybody that was like, just have his back regardless. Those are people that it didn't matter. They were just going to be there. I felt like I was like, I'm going to think about this. I think we have some nuance here. And this isn't even a thing anymore. Like, I think everybody's moved on.

everybody's grown but Kerry's at 5 you gotta do Morgan at 4 I'm not gonna do Morgan at 4 no I'm gonna do Laney at 4

because and I've known Laney for a long time before she had a record deal and I like Laney a lot but she's never here anymore because she's like kill kill killing it and also she's got a boyfriend and that's just a weird dynamic

and I don't want Duck could beat me up especially to hang out for a photo shoot yeah it's like landing and out we're just going to do some stuff together Amanda don't worry about it um so three I'm going to put Morgan

and then the others are the two looks this is tough oh is it well it's tough because I've spent a lot of time with Luke Brian like Luke Brian is an actual friend yeah Luke Brian's been to my house

yeah Luke Combs has got to be too I mean, I guess Luke Combs's been to the house like Bobbycast. Both those guys are big sports fans. I feel like Combs is a little more of a sports fan. It was the only reason I was debating on just hanging because I feel like Luke Combs and I could sit and talk a lot more

football. And that's what are we going to do? Football. Right. That's all. And I think he plays golf too, so that kind of helps. For sure. Yeah. But you like to fish. Yeah, but I like to play golf more. I like to fish. True. But I'm going to put Combs at two and Luke Bryan at one just because he is a genuine friend and I think I could call Luke and be like this is always kind of my meter and I wouldn't do it but I could call Luke Brian to be like hey can I borrow $10,000 still tomorrow and he would be like yeah sure yeah so and I don't feel like those other four are giving me $10,000 for some reason that's an interesting way to maybe gauge your friendship like who could I borrow money from yeah without it being weird weird and I feel like they could call me and I would do the same thing

for them and wouldn't ask any questions about it. Right. That it used to be changed like if I was trapped somewhere like two hours away who would drive out help me fix my tire two hours. But now there's like every you can just call anybody in your phone. Hey should we try

him? Mm-mm. Text Morgan right now. Hey can I borrow 10 grand? I... Oh, I like that. See what he says? But here's the thing. Well Luke will do it. Look, here's the thing. Here's the thing. I have two phones. I don't I have a room my other phone with me to work.

In my other phone, I kept Wallin's number. I don't keep it in this. He may have even changed his number by now. Yeah. So. I'm going to try with anyone else? I wonder who could call me and I would do that. I know a few.

Not in this room. Oh, I got it. Jake. Okay. Easily. Brett. Easily. Yeah, yeah.

Yeah, easily. I give a bread of kidney. Kane. Kane, good one. Absolutely. Kane would give me $10,000. He's like, hey, man, you're hungry? I'll get lunch.

And he'd get me lunch and then get him him 10,000. I'll keep it. Yeah, Kane's super thoughtful, selfless. Burge. George. But I don't know if he has 10 grand to give you. Not yet, but he will soon. Yeah, that's what I'm worried about.

Ryan? Heard? 750. Oh, close enough? 7,500. Yeah. Oh, okay. Yeah, because we're close-ish.

We don't make time for each other, but if there is time to be had, we spend it together. You know what I mean? Like we played golf last week and it was just like, hey, you're around. I mean, we're almost never in the same place. And it's like, yeah, it's a good one though. Ryan Hurd is, I would say he's up there. Anyway, you got mail from me, God. Yeah, man. Yeah. So exactly what were they doing, like just hanging out on a couch? No, it's like a fall festival. No, they're just standing there, like just kind of taking a picture or whatever. But I think it's a giveaway. I was just, it was just weird to me that you were in my mailbox. Like you were the last person I would have thought to see a picture of my mailbox.

I'm surprised that you even have a mailbox and go to it. That's true too. Amy, just text me. Can I borrow $10,000? You can borrow... I will give you my account number and you can have all you want. Okay. Even more than $10,000. You can have everything in there if you need it.

That look in her eyes weird, dude. She's taking it all. Shopping bags. I wouldn't. I would only take what I could pay back. Okay, so, yeah, we got to go and do the show. Also, we're in our new studio today, which we don't talk about on the big show, because nobody really cares, but in the podcast, part we'll talk a little bit because it's a little more in the weeds.

So we'll catch you guys on the other side of this. And I don't know, we hit a couple commercials and we'll be back and it'll seem, it's almost like sleep. You know when you go to sleep, it's like six, seven, eight, nine hours. And it feels like immediate. Yes. Because you don't really keep, you're about to just take a quick nap and wake up and hear the backside of the show after show. But we're going to be awake the whole time you're asleep if that makes sense. All right. Thank you. And we'll see in a few minutes.

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Two 21-year-old men are behind bars in. Cedar City after running from police and they got up to 189 miles an hour in a Dodge Charger. They can go that fast? I didn't know the car would go that fast. And 189, I guess if you're racing on a racetrack doesn't sound crazy, but 189 in a car

on a highway, that seems like anything would create you to lose control. Like you hit any rock or little pebble. I had to change lanes. I mean, because you would get on cars so fast. I didn't really say exactly where they were except that it looks like in the middle of the night, so maybe there wasn't a lot of traffic.

The incident began Thursday evening when a Utah Highway Patrol Trooper reported a Dodge Charger passed him on the interstate at 166. Okay, so they were already running at 166. They were opening it up late at night thinking no one was there.

And not running from something, just seeing how fast... I respect that. You shouldn't do that, but if you're going to do it and you're going to see how fast your car goes, you want to do when there's not a lot of traffic on the road. You shouldn't do it.

but also you're not doing that for like 20 miles you're doing that for a mile and a half or two miles and that mile and a half or two miles you run past a cop that's unlucky that sucks that sucks it really does suck a high speed chase ensued so but that's also when you go god dang it pull over because they weren't running from anything they were literally just opening the car up you just have to cut your losses because you did

they did I guess they had some drugs on them oh that's another reason but throw it out the winter there's no way they can see it when you're going 180 miles now. Throw everything out the window. Throw your buddy out the window. Free him. Yeah, that sucks. And anyone making those kinds of decisions to open up a car that late at night on the interstate

on, I'm not sure what night it was, probably has some drugs in the car, just generally. It's not like drugs are what they used to be back in the 80s. You don't think they have weed in the car? Everybody's weed in the car. They're not making smart decisions. And they're 21 years old. You think a 21 year old doing 160 on the interstate overnight does not have some weed in the car.

Okay, maybe. Driving a Dodge Charger? Because I mean, like, Garrett, his Camaro, we were in it doing like 105 on Mopac when we were in high school. And a cop, woo! And we hit that 183 flyover? We never stopped. That flyover is so scary even going like 50 miles an hour. Not for those guys.

You ever seen the nuts on that, dude? Sure. I'm just telling you, he made the decision like, I'm not pulling over and we're going Mopac and we hit that flyover. Cop never found us. Wow. We didn't have weed in the car. You should also, you're in high school. Weed wasn't as available then.

Very true. And Utah, it's not legal, but the surrounding states, you can get it pretty easily because it is legal. And 165 is a lot different than 105, even though 105 is fast. 165 makes 105 sound like really slow. Because even I have accidentally driven like 90, right? Oh, yeah, yeah, for sure. Not many times. I was late to a dog's appointment and I was going 90.

Didn't realize it. In Texas, there are certain places you can drive 80 on the interstate. So I've been at like 90 before, but like, oh, God, I'm scared. I turn myself in. Citizens arrest on me. In Germany, don't they have like the, what do they call it, the Autobahn? And that's no speed limit? Correct.

At least it used to be that way. I don't know if that was that anymore. We used to have a thing in Mountain Pine that went Mountain Pine to Jessaville, and it was called Strawberry, the Strawberry Shortcut, and it was a mill road. There was no speed limit on it because it wasn't a real road. So you would drive that thing 80-90, and it had whips. But it wasn't a real road. It was just what the truck.

would use to haul the logs out but it was a shortcut from Mountain Pine to Jessiville which our baseball field was in Jessiville. We didn't have our own baseball field. So we take strawberry shortcut which sounds like shortcake. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, that's a cute name. Finally, it has street signs and stuff because people kept wrecking on it.

Yeah, I was going to ask people wrecked all the time. I don't know if anybody may ever died and it was pretty windy, but there was no speed limit. Or at least that was the, nobody ever got pulled over. Sometimes you'd see a cop also using the shortcut, but nobody ever got, whew! It's one of those unwritten like it just wasn't a it was like international waters man

to mountaintessville do whatever you want out there okay and a few things I've been meaning to talk about that I've made notes of that if I don't talk about them today they will go away forever Ramundo you want to know from Morgan if she's going to date your friend yeah he needs to know he is the he works at Vanderbilt Children's and he's a really eligible bachelor and so just the yay or nay do you need the number or how do we get this to progress or do you want it to just be off the table for good? Is this something we talked about before?

Yeah, it was when he was living in Boston. Yeah, and then it seems like she kind of got a guy then, so then Justin was put on the back burner. But Justin said, hey, I'm single, I'm back in town. He's friends with lunch. He's friends with lunch. His brother, he's friends with me. So he's one of the boys.

Oh, God. That feels like a bad idea. The more you went, the less I felt like it was the right move. Well, I mean, he hung out with all them in Boston, so lunch can vouch for him. He's a legit, dude. Nice dude. He can drink well. Great.

What are the three qualities you think Morgan would like about him or bond with him? He's intelligent. How do you know? He's a doctor. Got it. Is he a doctor? Yeah. He's a doctor, doctor? PRN or something.

So a nurse practitioner? Nurse practitioner, right? Yeah. You got to be smart. You can write, but he's not a doctor. but as a nurse practitioner you can do prescriptions. Yeah. And that's pretty solid.

Like you're one step below a doctor. Right. You said doctor. I just want to make sure. Well, I could come in handy. And I get offended because I am a doctor. Correct. Sorry.

So I don't like it when other people, yes, go ahead. He's good looking, Ray. Layed back. Ray, did you try to act like lunchboxes? Yeah, he did. But lunchbox isn't, can't tell if guys are good looking. I have no idea. You just said he can drink.

Yeah, he can drink. And Morgan likes to drink. Good job on that. Lunchbox. camera. I don't know if you guys fixed that today or not. I'd fixed it. What did you see? I didn't say anything about it yesterday because we had 100 things going on. What did you see about Eddie that you did not like? I saw the background. It was just kind of the door. Yeah, good move. We changed that today this morning. New studio, everything's new. So we're changing. And I was going to,

not even this week, it was going to be like the 11th thing because yesterday you saw like the big white door. Yes. I look up. Lunchbox is perfectly framed. It's like you know what you're doing. We're trying, man. Nice job. I love best. Which camera's mine. Don't worry about it. No, you don't need to know a camera. No, you don't because you can steer yourself. No, he wants to address the people. Your camera is this one above Eddie's head right there.

It's like big brother. They walk around the house and they talk to the people like you've got a point and wave. Because like if it's over there, the mic's right in my face and it looks weird. You can't see my face. You need to give the people what they want. Oh my. So the cameras have lights on them. Lunchbox, whatever camera is green. Is your camera?

Ah. See, there you go. The green one. Follow the green one. That's you. Well, that goes quick. Did you notice his mic position? I changed it

No, you did not move it I moved yesterday No you did not Well hold on why he was fighting about mic position I literally Eddie didn't even bring up the fact to me That he changed your camera I just noticed it yesterday

I was like this is the 100th thing I'm sure Eddie Eddie has probably more to deal with than anybody But as scuba but as far as like He has all new technology And so I was like I'll break it up next week But he already changed it And then you two are fighting about mic position

Why don't you go measure mics and let us know who wins Do you know why they're fighting Because never he was like I can't do anything on my left side It has to be on the right. And I'm like, you can't hear you when you're on the right because you're turning your head and it sounds hollow. You should put it on the left. I don't do anything on the left.

I don't even look to the left when I'm driving. That's my new favorite camera. I go back to that one. That one's awesome. The one in, and I think that might be what I want on that second screen. Scuba. Okay. Just see what they're doing in there?

I can't see so I'm not sure what you're seeing. It's the camera right above you. You have a camera in your room now in the glass room. Oh, that's what that is right there. You mean the thing with a lens on it is pointing at you? I've been so focused on other things I haven't even noticed it. Hey, what happened to the big old ball in your microphone? Huh?

Oh, I took it off because it's ridiculous. Yeah, that was so stupid. I saw it yesterday, I was like, but he had the biggest mic cover thing I've ever seen in my life. This one right here. Foamy. Yeah, look at it. Look at how big it is. It's like a basketball.

That's pretty funny. 102.7 kiss off a fan. It's 1882. Uh, who go. Fridays off a rock. Yeah. Yeah, that's a great. That's funny, scuba.

That's like. Wolfman Jack That's not even like That's like the 60s A.m. So yeah We don't really talk about the new studio

on the radio because nobody cares as far as if you're just listening to the show there's no difference to you if you're just listening like if you're driving

and you're using traditional radio it's no different to you that we are in a new studio so we never ring it up however if you listen on a podcast or you watch us on video it is a bit different

and we also have some extra time to talk about stupid stuff and had a good job on that camera lunchbox I don't care you did a good job lunchbox

I changed that microphone position you. I got you scuba. He did a good job. He literally didn't do it. I literally changed it in the middle of the show yesterday. To be fair, I saw Lungemucks move it himself. Thank you. What? The microphone? There's no need to be fair because it actually doesn't matter. If you guys are

fighting over who gets the credit for moving a mic stand? Hey, I just like the way Scoba takes credit for everything. I don't take credit for everything. Scoba, why did you think you did it? Because I did yesterday. Yesterday when I went in the studio to check the AC it was over there, like towards the middle and I slid it to the left. Maybe he got removed. I don't know. Maybe you moved it and it got moved again.

It's not fits in a countertop, it's movable. That's true. It is not fixed. Sounds to me like y'all both moved it at some point. Sounds to me. Like, yeah, let's just give the crap to the lunchbox, Cuba. That's okay. That's fine. Yeah, yeah. Thank you. We're a team that lunchbox and I, so we did it together. Yes. Okay. We are? That's weird.

This room still doesn't have AC. Yesterday, it got so hot. And I would like to say this is not anyone's fault that has been building our studio. Because the engineers that are flown in from as far as New York City. Oh, really? Have you not talked to these guys? Do you know where they're from? He doesn't talk to anyone. No, I say hi, but I said hi to one guy this morning.

Hey, man, how's going? He's walked right by me. I was all, all right, cool. Frank Zimbabes in the morning. But they've been here for months and months, and they fly in and out, and they've done a great job. Oh, they don't live here?

Mm-mm. Oh. But yesterday, just in the middle of the show, my nose starts bleeding out of nowhere. If it gets even warm, my note, that's why I keep, well, that's not the only reason I keep it so cold, but if it gets warm, boom.

and so I feel like coming on again is what sucks. We did post some videos with you with a little tissue in your nose. Was everybody like, what's on with his nose? It hasn't gone up yet, but I bet they will. Well, I posted one too and I was, just, whatever. It sucked to be the kid with nosebleeds. Anytime you're on the playground, if it's a hot day and you're playing basketball or running around, and you have to go inside because your nose is bleeding, doesn't really make you the coolest kid.

What does it feel like? Like you got a runny nose? It feels, no, you feel it's way more than snot. It feels like. It's like thick, huh? If snot was 10 times denser, and it was just, you just feel like, go like, like, it felt like a pop. And then this very heavy liquid, you can feel it from the very top, just start to roll down. Yeah, because you said it before anything was, like, you said it and I was like, really?

And then you stuck your finger up to your nose and you were like, blood. And I was like, oh my God. As soon as it pops. You have about a four second head start. You hear a pop? You feel it. Go. Whoa.

It sucks. Question. Answer. Do you ever taste your own blood? Did you ever taste your own blood? Like, did you ever go just to see what it tastes like? No, but. If you have big nosebleeds, it comes down through your throat.

So the answer is yes. It's just like if you're a bunch of snot, right? Sometimes you, if it doesn't come out of, if it sits there, it comes down your throat. It's sort of like a cut on your hand. Did you ever kind of like lick it? Not to taste it, but lick it to like. Stop it from bleeding. Like thinking I'm fixing a wound.

Like, ah, God dang. But never to be like, I'm hungry. Well, not hungry. Just how much it tastes like. Oh. Never for interest of taste, no. I guess I'm weird. But I do know what blood taste.

like though. Yeah. And you never taste your own blood just to taste it. Not to taste it. No. Like, like, am I bleeding and I lick my lip my lip? Yes. I think I've tasted blood so much. I never had to need to wonder what it tastes like. I think as a kid, you cut yourself and you accidentally taste it so you're never just curious. Now I've wondered at times what Amy's blood taste like. I'm just kidding. I'm just kidding. That would be totally weird. Yeah, that is strange. That would be weird. Okay. Lunchbox. Sad news. I think a segment on our show has to end. What's the segment? washing hands with celebrities, man. I'm feeling, I think it's going to die because of the new studio.

Because the bathroom is so far away that guests are never going to go to the bathroom. Because it's like a mile walk to the nearest bathroom. But that's the only bathroom. If they need to go to the bathroom, they'd have to go to that. Right, but I had to follow them for a long ways. Not that dramatic. It's not a mile. It's not that far.

It's like 18 steps. I counted it. The other one was pretty far from us too. No. But there are multiple sinks as well. And that's, but I was going to, I was. have going to have to make the decision. Am I still going to go for it even though there's multiple sinks? Yes. That's even weirder if you're in there when they show up and you can't be at a

sink. You have to wait for them to be at a sink. It'd be like if there's 10 urinals and one dude's at a urinal and you come up and start peeing in the same urinal beside them. That's awesome. That's weird. You don't do that? No, no. Not anymore. How many urinals do you need to create space? None, but you just don't pee in the same one. Yeah. Well, yeah, not the same one. I'm sorry. I think that's like right. Like say there's 10 urinals. No, no. I'm saying the same sink. It is weird. If there's 10 urinals in Europe 1 and someone comes to the one right next to you, it's like, what are you doing? Sure. And it depends on where you're positioned.

If you're like two or three walking in and somebody gets the one next to you, and number one's a small one, the kid one. No, the kid one. So two or four are fine. I don't care. Oh, okay. But you don't share one. Or what we need to do is we need to know what time they're going to be here and tell them right when they walk in, hey, do you need to go to the bathroom and I'll be sitting in waiting. We don't want to be a part of this. Right. Why is this a we thing? Right, no, no. Hiding. I'm happy if that segment comes to an end.

And another issue is the palette. Oh. Yeah. I don't know where I'm going to sell the items now because I used to have the meetup place at our old building. I'd meet him out front. Now I don't know how I'm going to, I can't meet him here. Your house. You know, you can still meet them out front of that building.

Oh, that's good. But that's not our building. That's that normal. But he's not in it. It's just out front. Yeah, we never actually own the building anyway. Yeah. What's the difference?

Yeah. He's a pumpkin guy. He would do it in the garage. Yeah, I would do in the garage. He would make him pull into the garage. Hey, why can't you do it now? Well, I mean, we're out of that. We only have nine days left in that building.

Well, you have a solid eight to keep selling. That's right. Okay. Because I got someone interested in the mini blinds. How much? Like 30 bucks. They've been up for six months and no one's showed any interest. All of a sudden guy hit me out goes, those mini blinds still available?

I'm like, absolutely, man. And they're electric. You can. Do you have them all listed someone? Yeah, Facebook Marketplace. No, I'm... What about the construction side across the street? That'd be cool, like, meet me and the lot.

The vacant lot where the trucks are moving. You can go right over there. Oh, meet me at the gas station. Or you can build a little pulley. Oh, that's tough. That's scary, man. You could do that, though. It's in public.

Like car v. car. Yeah. You can make a little pulley system outside our window. We have that walk down. You send it down, they send the money back up. That would be cool. Ever think about that? So there was window washers yesterday when I was sitting outside and like a brush fell down.

And I was like, I don't know how high that fell from, but I thought... That could kill you. If that hit my head, I would have been dead, maybe. Where would you have been for that to hit on the ground? I was sitting on the balcony. Oh, that's where it fell onto the balcony. Right, right. What did it have killed you?

I don't know, the distance of the fall. I just... I don't either happen. And how big was the brush head? Like a horse brush. You ever seen those? Yeah, it would have gassed her head open. Yeah, like, I would have maybe...

No, she didn't, stitches. But maybe some damp brain. Dambrane. I think you may already have it. I was going to say, I don't think there's much damage can be done. That's just because I haven't slept. But I was like, well, where did that come from and why did that just happen? And I hope that's not a regular thing. Speaking of Facebook Marketplace, Amy, somebody blocked you on,

how do you block somebody on Facebook Marketplace? I didn't think you could. I didn't even know you could, but I got blocked by a girl. I'm not really sure if she thought it was being confrontational. I wasn't. I wanted to know the vendor, which I think is a normal question. like where did you originally get this to make sure. The vendor.

Ask it how I would ask it because that seems a little, I wouldn't use that word. Or the manufacturer. Like who made, are you saying who made this? Yes. Like, it was a mirror and it's who made the mirror. Like if you get it, sometimes say you buy something at, you know, T.J. Max or even anthropology or whatever. But on the back of it, there might be a vendor of like you can find out where it originally was sold. And I guess I was just curious because of the price

And I wanted to know what I'm going to be buying And she said, if you want to know the vendors and why are you or the manufacturer Why in the world are you shopping on Facebook Marketplace? And I was like, oh, I didn't mean to I was like, it's a question I've gotten before When I'm selling things and I've asked before and it's just been answered or oh, sorry, I don't know, I can't answer that. If you were just to say what brand is it, is that the same thing? No I don't know because they can put brand, different brands.

on it's not an uncommon question with furniture and pieces because you can find like it someone may rename it as something else but like a chair like if you're buying a chair

you may be able to look at the bottom or lift up the cushion and you can see a manufacturer but it might be sold under a different brand but to your just to make it simple sure I'm asking the brand where did you get it and is there a serial number or whatever

wow you asking for serial numbers oh my good I want to block her now I don't even have to be out Okay, well, how bad do you want to sell it? Not that bad. I'll move on to the next portion. I'm not trying to get a rectal exam just because I want to sell a mirror.

I wouldn't have blocked you, but I just would have been like, this is a place of marketplace. Or ignore me. We just sell stuff. Right, ignore me. Yeah, yeah. She was mean. And then when I tried to send like an apology, or not that I needed to apologize. I know, but I tried to just send a note of like, oh, da-da-da-da.

It didn't go through. Oh. She blocked me. Oh, so you can't even messenger then. Makes me feel like, I don't know if this is true or not. I don't buy enough on Facebook marketplace. Makes me feel like maybe it's fake.

Oh, good call. Maybe I was a scam. Maybe I got saved by the old manufacturer. Yeah, I mean, that's what it feels like to me? Like, there's the reason she doesn't want to tell you. It feels weird if someone's like, what's the VIN number to that thing. And I'm like, bro, it's a comb. Why do you care about what's not a car?

Yeah, it's a comb. It's literally a comb for your hair. To be fair, I don't do that on every item, but it's just like if it's a certain thing and you're paying it. Like, I might be like, ooh, Okay, I could buy this and resell it for more. I agree with you. And I also think there's something up if she blocked you,

meaning she didn't want to give that information out because you would have then known it wasn't real. So you probably saved yourself. By you being annoying, you probably saved yourself some money. Good job, Amy. Okay, scam alert. Good job, Amy. Yes, thank you.

Possible scam alert. Just remember, always be yourself. Eddie wants to have a picklewall tournament? Yes. Okay. How cool would that be, Bones? at your house on the court that we built. Like a pickleball tournament with the listeners?

No, us. It's a Bobby Bono show. I was thinking like a big tournament with listeners. Eddie just wants to be second place. Oh, is that what it is? What does that mean? He wants to have a tournament just so he can finish up high in the tournament. Oh, but I'm pretty good.

Are you? At pickleball? Yeah. You play all the time? I play. You won't beat Eddie. Why? Why do you think I'm not going to be Eddie?

Think about doubles, though. It would be like... I don't think you're... you'll be daddy. You may be better than than they give you credit for, even myself, but I don't think you'll be daddy. Oh, I'm definitely not better than you. I didn't say. But I wonder. Have you seen Bobby play? When you serve, is it like tennis? No. No. I didn't know if I had a good serve or what. No. You know what I mean?

I didn't know if you put, like, you don't serve overhand. You have to. You could put spin on it though. But you could play, like, kick off Kevin came and played it in one day and one day he got to be pretty good. The floor is pretty high. The ceiling also gets pretty high, but the floor is pretty high, meaning you can be somewhat competitive pretty quick. But Eddie just wants to have one because he wants to beat some of you guys at something, athletic, and rubbing your faces.

No, no, no, no. Eddie, did you buy pickleball shoes? No, do you need pickleball shoes? I don't know. Do they have those? They do, but it's basically the same thing as tennis shoes. Oh. So like tennis shoes.

Yeah, but tennis shoes was, again, when I was a kid, ended up being just any shoe you could run in. That's what I thought. Those are tennis. No, no, but there are specific shoes made for tennis. Which I didn't realize until I was older. It's just like football or basketball. Because of what your feet have to do while playing the game, the cuts, you know, those parts of the shoes are made.

Yeah, the quick back and forth. Agile. With you either moderately somewhat quick back and forth. No, no, I'm fast. You know I am. I'm quick on the court. Is he? I'm getting pretty.

I mean, are you kind of a little impressed? I would say that's my weakness. Your quickness? Yeah. Or your inability to move? I'll just kind of like, oh. Like it's just like my back will just kind of like I try to give it a go and I'm like yeah forget it Yeah, just age out you age out of the point I start to go for the ball and I'm like nah

I felt that uh give me a voicemount number three wait so we're not doing it I just thought it was a funny idea because you just wanted to win so we're not doing it I don't feel like there's enough people on the show that play So it's not about playing it is playing one time you play have fun you literally you literally just want to win that's the only reason you want to do it have trophies and stuff Give me voicemont number three ray I have you found a photo album on the ground near our house, and I posted it on our local Facebook, and I have just reconnected with the owner. They think what happened was it slipped off the top of the car when they were driving away, forgetting about it, and we picked it up for them. So tell me something good.

It is a great segment you have, and I immediately thought of it when we found the album, and here we go. Thank you very much for being such a great show. Awesome. Thank you for sharing that. Ray, give me number five. I'm opening my own business. It's a men's health clinic here in town, you know, testosterone replacement therapy, peptide therapy.

We set to open Tuesday with our first appointments and I am worried, scared, nervous, all the above. Just wondering, you used to give advice to people going into a job interview. I'm wondering if you can give me some advice to calm my nerves and everything before opening. Or maybe even Jason Gibble over there, that businessman making business deals, making that money. You know, as a businessman, he can give me some advice. Anything will help. Appreciate it, guys. Two quick things. Amy has a hole. She's, like, sick now because of her testosterone. I'm coming back.

She's like, I don't have enough testosterone. Do you need a lot of testosterone? Yeah, I didn't realize you need a testosterone. Yes, women have it. And whatever we're supposed to have, I have, like, way, way low. Like, it was really bad. So several months ago, I got on testosterone cream to supplement, which is great. Is that why you're getting a beard? No, that's not what it happens. So I had so many refills

And then I realized when I went to call in I'm like, oh, I'm out And they're like, oh, your refills are out You have no more. So then I had to reach out to the doctor It took this whole process So I didn't have my testosterone cream for five days. We don't know what that is,

so it's hard for us to understand. Okay, well, let me know. Let me tell you. It causes brain fog. And also, when you start to have withdrawals from it, you get chills and night sweats and you get achy and irritable. And about two and a half days

into that five-day period, I was like waking up with like a sweat in my bed. It must be how lunchbox sleeps every night. He needs testosterone. And I thought I was getting a flu. He needs testosterone. We finally figured it out. Yeah, I was so achy and chills.

But turns out you cannot quit tea cream cold turkey. It feels like she's saying, I was so achy and chill. And I'm like, you know? No, I had chills. That's not so bad. Akey and chill? That's not so bad.

Here's what I'll say, man. You know, you say you're worried. you're scared, you're nervous, you get to be worried and scared and nervous about something that has the possibility being awesome. We don't get nervous about positive things that often in our life. So embrace the fact that you get to be nervous about something positive. Most times that we get nervous, it's about something that could possibly go wrong or something that has gone wrong with somebody else. We don't want it to be worse. Rarely in our life do we get to be nervous about something that could be awesome. So it's not that you're worried or scared or nervous.

You're freaking lucky you get to be worried and scared and nervous about something that could be amazing for you that you've worked hard to do. So it's just, simply a shift. Easier said than done. Don't spiral because you can't control your thoughts. You can control your thinking. And just try to remember and think the fact that you get to be worried. You get to be scared. You get to be nervous because it could be something really awesome. And send Amy some cream, please. Black Market. I got it. I got it. Oh, you don't need some extra though just in case. I just got it. All right. That's it. Thank you. We got to go. Hope you have a great day. And that's the end of the poll show. Bye everybody. A win is a win. A win. A win is a win. I don't care

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