The Bobby Bones Show - TUES PT 2: Bobby Surprised By Celebrity Divorce + Amy Got Offended + Morgan Went Head-to-Head With A Hacker + Bobby Regrets Offer He Made + Amy Reveals Another Car Accident She Was In

Episode Date: November 11, 2025

Bobby shared the celebrity divorce he was surprised by because it involves one person that he knows. Amy gets offended by the response to her lead story. Bobby is blown away by a woman who makes a ton of money a day being a hand model. Morgan shared how she went head-to-head with a hacker! Bobby hears from a caller who addresses something he said on the show recently that he now regrets. Amy accidentally revealed another car accident she withheld from our knowledge that might have been a reason her boyfriend didn't drive his new car.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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And I know for you guys, y'all might not be interested in this at all whatsoever, but for women, this is huge. Because on things like estrogen, there's this black box warning of like, my cause cancer. And it's very scary for women. So they've avoided it all this time when really estrogen could be helping some of their perimenopause and menopause symptoms, but they've been so scared of it because of this fear situation from the FDA. And they're lifting it.

They're going to put something a little more mild on there. You need to be informed and go to your doctor, but they're trying to eliminate any stigma attached to using these hormone therapies that can really give you a lot of relief because new research shows different. All right. So it's just the warning that they're lifting? It's pretty boring to us. It's like old woman.

Yeah, but it's not old, no, women 35 to 45 are experiencing perimenopause. 35 to 55. As early as 35, for some women even younger, but you don't realize it and all this, and you're in perimenopause for yes, over a decade. And then you hit menopause. But I know for me, like I was terrified of estrogen because I was like, no, no, no, no, I can't take that. It's going to cause cancer and just new information and research. So they're evolving and the FDA is removing this black label warning.

Which black label warning, that's like what's on a pack of cigarettes. Did you speak in a parry menopause? Did you see Christina Perry got divorced from the guy that we know? Saw it, Paul. Because of Perrymenopause? No, our name's Christina Perry. Oh. Dude, great transition.

I saw it pop up on my TikTok feed. It was like Christina Perry's divorcing from because he worked for a long. He may still work. I don't know. No, he doesn't work here anymore. He was doing like a game show and then some other. stuff, a podcast. But yeah, dude, they have kids too. I always thought

it was crazy that he married her. So they met. She's saying a thousand years? Hi. I died thousand waiting for you. I'm not there. That's it. Every night I will say,

Waiting for you. Yeah, that's it. So he interviewed her like at an eye heart thing and they met and then they went out of a date. Oh, wow. They got married. Have kids and everything. Yeah, that's done.

Yeah. It's a freaking song they got divorced. Saw that too, man. And then I think one of them's like suing another one for spousal support. I think maybe. I didn't see that part. Allegedly. I don't know, man.

I flipped through crap so fast. Anyway, that's what I thought of when you said that. When I said pari menopause, you had of Christina. Well, I've been meaning to bring that up. I thought that you were about, you were suggesting that because of her pari menopause symptoms, it caused a divorce, which I could see that happening for some people. You feel like you're going a little crazy. I'm sure.

I just don't relate. I know you can't relate, but we have a lot. of women listeners. So I felt like this was great news. And my other thought was William Refrigerator Perry. Oh yeah, the fridge. Perry Mason.

Yep, yep. Perry Cuomo. Who is that? That's someone. Perry Cuomo? Like an old singer or something. Perry Cuomo? Perry Cuomo, yeah. I guess I'm thinking of the election. You could be right.

Oh, Rick Perry. Yep. Shut up. I'm sure that. I'm sure that. Hey, way to save that one with Christina Perry. What? Didn't you to save?

It was it going to be a quick. I knew it'd be quick, but I thought important for women to know. It is important for women to know. Great. But you're bringing it to all of us who have nothing to say about it because we're not educated in it.

So we have nothing that we can really add to it except, okay, cool. Well, kind of. My wife's in that. But are you, let me ask you. Do you think that you are sympathetic towards what she's experiencing at times? Absolutely not.

I don't even, I don't. I don't even think about it. You should. Well, if you're asking me to be honest, I'm telling you. And I, thank you for your honesty. I just think that you. You get celebrated now for a nut. Why don't, Eddie, why don't you ask her?

Why don't you have a talk about like, hey, what's going on with her? Like, what is she feeling? And is there times where she does? Yeah. Okay. And then I'm like, oh, that sucks. Like, I'm sorry you're going through that. But then in normal life, I'm just like, why are you acting like this?

And she's like, perimenopause. Got it. I heard about it from Amy. Yeah. Well, maybe she could get on some estrogen and that might help. Well, that might be later. She would talk to her doctor, but I'm about to go get blood work done. It feels like a commercial for Viagra or something.

No, it's not. There's a lot of different hormones you can use, but I'm going to go get blood work done soon because I want to figure out I've been working on the hormones and I hope I've made progress. How do you work on those? I learned, I did blood work previously to get, see where my testosterone was, my estrogen, my estrogen,

and then like you want to get them at a certain amount. I've never heard of pedestrian. Pedestrian. Pedestrian. I know those people. They're walking. Well, how's your testosterone, Bobby? It was great, actually.

Really? Yeah, it was awesome. You got blood work done? I had to get all my work done. I wanted to make sure that my giz was good. Oh, yeah, for your baby. Yeah. So.

I was surprised. Hey, those results came back. I told you they walked out and they were like, is LeBron here? And I was like, that's me. I was very surprised at how good all my, because I was expected. I was expecting.

I mean, but you're like, been straight edge your whole life. Yeah, but I'm also 45. I know, but think about it. Not a single drop of alcohol in your body. Not a drug. Yeah, I don't know if that affects testosterone or not. Well, maybe it affects aging, sperm count, maybe, I don't know.

Well, I just expected bad results. And I did that out of just worry, just like I'm going to get myself tested. Yeah, so your tea was good. Yeah. Again, I was expecting it to be low. Eddie, do you know your test? Because I look at myself in the mirror and go, that's a low-te guy.

But, again, I was shocked. I was like, dang, this rocks. So I don't know my tea level, but, like, I have four kids, right? Let me look at you. What do you mean? You all should all find out. I know Bobby knows his, but, like, lunchbox and Eddie and, like, they should do, in scuba, we should get their blood work done and see how we're ranking.

It's kind of embarrassing. That's very invasive. Yeah, I don't like that. Probably a PR issue with, or no, HR. Not a PR. Not a PR, but an HR issue. We deal with HR issues differently, though, because ours is all for content. True.

Yeah. I was watching a TikTok yesterday, and it was like one of those shows like e-news or one of those like magazine shows. And they were talking about a work environment and someone was complaining and maybe it was Stranger Things. And I don't think it was the Millie Bobby Brown where she filed

a bullying complaint against the dad on that show. The cop. Yeah, I haven't watched that show on forever. David Harbor? Yeah, that's them. It was another story.

You're right. I saw this. I'm trying to think of what it was. It was similar and they were like toxic work environment. Something. Yeah. And I don't know,

I can't even remember what it was but can't anybody just claim that. Gosh, I'm trying to think of what that was. Because you can't prove it's not. Let's say Amy tomorrow was like, screw this job. I'm going to go and complain about a toxic work environment.

Oh, we could. for sure. For sure. I mean, I could do it at the news station for sure. Couldn't you do it pretty much anywhere where there's people and then go like, yeah, I didn't feel a certain way. I didn't feel good. Yeah, but then wouldn't they collect data and evidence and interview other people?

But that's how you feel. It is toxic like to you. Yeah, it's how you feel. That's like, yeah. But feelings aren't facts. I agree. That's my point with all this. This person, they didn't say anything happened to them specifically.

They were like, they filed a complaint about a toxic work environment. It was some creative space. And unlike every creative space is a toxic work environment. Because to do something creative and to have somebody leading a creative team, that's a toxic place because of people have to be handled differently. I don't even, I wish I remembered it. It doesn't matter. But I think anybody could file for toxic work place.

But I think that's when HR does due diligence. But you can't prove it's not, though, is my point. You can't prove that something's not a toxic work environment. Maybe according to the rules. But in a creative space, it's not. if you're in a freaking accounting firm I'm sure you could prove it's a toxic work environment if you're on a movie set

if you're doing like a podcast where people are creative and having to like compete and say things on air and be compelling and fight and be happy that's toxic that's a creative space is just generally a toxic space well I feel like you could still do

due diligence Hawaiian shirt Friday you would have to do that but I don't think you could prove it wasn't toxic. Okay. Because it toxic is how someone, it feels like it, this feels bad. Right.

I can't prove it didn't make you feel bad. It doesn't matter. I'm bored. I'm bored. I'm bored. Sorry. Bored as I pun. Oh no, you know, that's all right.

It doesn't matter. All right. Eddie, your story. Okay. So Gary Seneas, you know, Lieutenant Dan. Yeah. He donated one million dollars to an organization here in Nashville that's going to turn an old church into a vet center.

So where they can go and, like just escape and enjoy music, do art and stuff like that. And I think it's so cool that Gary Senese, who played Lieutenant Dan, has just dedicated so much of his life to veterans. And I thought like, okay, maybe so the part, the role really got him there, but I did some deep dive. I always thought that, that him being Lieutenant Dan. Correct. Is what connected him to veterans?

Which to me, I'm like, that's crazy. Is that not it? So it's part of it, but a big part of it is he had a lot of family members that were veterans in Vietnam. So from a very young age, he was very passionate about veterans and he spent a lot of time with his family and saw what that kind of help that they need. So that's why he jumped into it. But it didn't hurt that he was Lieutenant Dan and that's just a big part of his identity now. That's cool. We took some pizzas over to the Veterans Center last week and we have a lot of listeners over there.

Really? Just I did not expect it. That's cool. Yeah, a lot of listeners. Mostly it was just, you were dropping some pizzas off. Oh, pizzas. I heard pizzas. And I'm like pieces of what?

Oh, sorry. P pizzas. Pieces of art? Yeah. Pizas. Pizas. Yes. That's cool.

So we dropped too much pizzas off. And it costs me my tooth. Pith. Still I got my tooth fixed. When you order a bunch of pizzas for people like, say like you're having a pizza party, how do you do cheese and pepperoni? Mostly pepperoni? Because pretty much everyone likes pepperoni.

It may not be everybody's number one. But it's hard to find somebody who just doesn't like pepperoni. Number two is cheese. cheese because if they don't like pepperoni, sometimes they just don't like meat. So number two is cheese. So I think we ordered 15 pizzas. I think we ordered eight pepperoni, five cheese. Just plain cheese. And then we ordered two that were little meat lovers, like sausage or whatever other option they had that wasn't vegetable because people don't like vegetables. Right. Some like it, but most don't. But that's cool back. You're right to news. I had no idea.

Yeah, yeah, really cool. That was the, I just thought it was Lieutenant. of Dan. Same. Same. I'm like, man, that role really did a number on. Lunchbox's your story. Yeah, let's talk about panties. There was a 45-year-old dude. He got busted at the UC Berkeley Alpha Kai Omega House. He was sneaking in and stealing women's underwear from the sorority house. Some girl came back to her room and found him going through her underwear drawer. He ran out and they reviewed the security footage and I guess he'd been in the house multiple times lurking and stealing panties. And they caught him because he came back later.

What was he doing with him? Right. Good question. Doesn't say it? No, it doesn't say. It just says that he was caught around 6.30 a.m. when he returned with a ski mask. Because there are only a few things you can do with them.

Number one, you can wear them. Number two, you can pleasure yourself to them. What else? Because I don't think he's doing it to sell. Because I don't think it's worth the risk to break in to sell them. Yeah, and you can just break into a store. Yeah. And get new ones.

Yeah. It's got to be a sexual thing. And also, I don't like lunchbox saying panties. Well, what would you like me to say? I don't know. Are they panties? Can you say underwear?

Is that better, Amy? No, underwear is what guys wear. That's gross, too. But in a different way, it's like you're wearing, like, full shorts. All right. Morgan. Yeah, so have you guys seen the video of a passenger on a plane? and they are fighting with a toddler over the plain window shade?

No, I haven't seen it. Okay, so there's this woman who's sitting in the seat right next to the window, and you see this little hand kind of appear in front of her, and this hand is trying to put the window shade up, and you see the adult put the window shade back down, and this toddler and adult are fighting over the window shade. That's cute. So is it the adult just being funny and letting the toddler fight with them and report it?

Yeah, yeah, that's got to be it. No, like she actually wanted the window. window shade down and the toddler actually wanted it up. So now there is like a huge debate of, should she have just let the toddler have it up? Or was it her seat? So she gets to do whatever she wants. Well, I think it's your seat.

Regardless of the age, if you're at the window, you control it. It's a funny video. Yeah, but if a little hand is doing it, you're not mad. You're just like, this is cute. Yeah, but if I don't want it up, it's only cute for so long. I think eventually you get annoyed. It's only cute for so long. Like four times.

After you're done with the video. Yeah, you get annoyed. I'm like, where's this kid's mom? You give side eye to the parents after a few. All right. Eddie lost his window to his Jeep. That's crazy. And it's now cold.

It sucks here. It's now cold. It snowed yesterday. Yeah, what was that about? It never stuck. But all of a sudden there's like all these flurries out there. And so we were recording our 25 whistles sports podcast on Sunday night at the house. And so tell that story first.

So I was driving to Bobby's and I got on the interstate. and like what happened was I was getting my car my brakes done at a mechanic shop and I had the top down and I guess it was raining while they were working on it so they were so nice it's not their fault it was so nice of them to put the top up on the Jeep they didn't have to do that they put the top up fastened everything but what they did the windows you're supposed to zipper them up they just velcrum there's velcro on it just to secure and all they did was just velcro them I had no idea that they had velcroed them and not zippered them up So when I hit the interstate, one of the windows just goes,

wow. Oh, flew right off. And I'm like, oh, no. He keeps driving. He comes to my house. Oh, I got to Bobby's first. And I said, man, when I'm done here, I'm going to have to go look for my window. It was already dark.

And so I went, did a pass. Couldn't find my window. Update. Yesterday, made a couple of passes around the area where I thought I lost it. Found it. Oh, it was still there? Found it on the side of the road. Oh, I don't know.

You found it. And it's got no window on it. Like, it's all the plastics just torn. off. So I guess cars just ran over and over and over. Oh, it was in the road. So can you just order Yeah, I can probably look and order just one piece. I don't know what that's going to cost me. Look on Facebook Marketplace. Yeah, maybe I'd just get a whole top. I don't know. But dude, and then I'm like, this is dangerous. Like, do you think they should have said to you, hey, we put your top on, but we didn't all the way secure it? That would have been nice. Or do you think it was up to you

to actually check and see if it was secured before you drove off? A little bit of both, I guess. What do you think? I mean, I don't think they're at fault. They were trying to protect your Jeep from the rain. Correct. So it was a quick move and they don't know your car as well as you do. Correct. So I wasn't mad about that. It was more of just like what just happened and then realize, oh, they didn't.

So what's dangerous? Being on the side of the road. Oh, you looking for the window? Yeah. It's okay. It's kind of like you don't realize how quick we're moving on that interstate. Because like, and cars are destroying things. If anything were to just land on that interstate like my window, cars are just

boom, boom. I would think after like two seconds, that thing's destroyed. I don't know. Was the last time you stopped on the side of the interstate? I try not to. It's a dangerous place. Yeah, no, I try not too. There's a woman.

She's 35 years old. She's a hand model. She earns $3,000 a day. She works with Dior, Chanel, and Kylie Cosmetics. And she started modeling her hands. And she has to do the stuff. Like in Seinfeld, you know, George protects his hands. Yeah.

She has to do that. But she has to avoid cycling. She has to always wear gloves. She has to keep her hands flawless for high-end photo shoots, but she makes $3,000 a day. New York Post with that story. Worth it? Yeah.

I guess it depends, though, how many days you're getting paid $3,000 a day for? Because if it's like 10 days work total, and you're making like 30 grand for hand modeling for the whole year, and you've got to constantly wear gloves, not go outside, baby your hands, it ain't worth it. Oh, I think it's worth it. You have to live a life, a totally different life.

For $30,000? You just don't wear gloves. There are certain things she can't do. She can't have them in the sun. If she breaks a nail. Let me tell you, as a person whose hands are aging, I wish I would have protected them more. Good for her.

Nobody talks about aging hands. You should delete off the next story. No, I want. Oh, I can't wait. Okay. Yeah, I know. Remitting stuff. Hey, some girls might be into it,

but I know you guys aren't. But I never, I sleep with hand cream by my bed now. Do we care that much how perfect those hands are in pictures. No, but I think we'd notice if we saw an ad and they were weird. But I guess my thing is, why are you paying somebody a bunch of money when you can just Photoshop normal hands or like, or like AI hands? Maybe they're trying to be like, no filter. That was a thing for a minute. No Photoshop. Like maybe they want to be like these hands are all natural. I don't think anybody cares. But yeah. Well, she's probably about to be out of a job. I'm going to need like 50 days work

in order to have to constantly worry about my hands. You worry about your voice, right? But he has 365 days. I work all the time. But do you purposely not scream? Yes. So you don't hurt your voice? Yes.

Yeah, it's tough. Especially when it's allergy season. Like I have to monitor, sure. And make sure that I'm not getting sick. Or even if I start to get sick, like shut everything down. And sometimes you still can't do anything about it. That is so stressful. Whenever you start feeling like you're getting sick,

you're like, oh, I hope my voice doesn't sound like crap. Yeah, because when you get a cough or you get like your voice gone, it takes like weeks to come back fully. Indian scientists have created magnetic nanobots that can repair sensitive teeth with no dentist required. The scientists call these things cow bots, and they're designed to crawl into the microscopic tubes of your teeth and seal them shut from the inside.

Unlike toothpaste, which only protects the surface, these bots deliver a permanent fix using a chemical formula that acts like natural enamel. The results have been so positive that the research team is now working toward clinical trial. That's from Geekspin. Was this a gel or something? Because I read something about this.

They came up with a gel that now is regenerating enamel because enamel cannot regenerate itself. I don't know if it's gel or not. It says nanobots. It could be in gel. Because I started thinking like, that's cool, right? That we have something to fix cavities and rebuild enamel. But at the same time, we're putting chemicals in our mouth.

Yeah, but not all chemicals are bad. I feel like at some point they... We're putting chemicals in our mouth with every piece of fernel. food we eat. I know. And that's not good. Not every piece of food. Basically. Anything we're eating for the most part, unless you're getting it like organic, there's been something sprayed on it. Right. It's been made with something. Yeah, I would say most of the food we eat has chemicals in it. Even the air we breathe has chemicals in it. Mm-hmm. Water we drink. Everything. Yes. The crazy one is like Sunblock. Like I never realized that your skin can just take absorb. Amy,

don't look at me like I'm stupid. I'm not. I never had thought about this. She's in her very judging mood today. I think we set her off on that first topic. Go ahead. Well, yeah, because I'm like, wait a second. So a warning label for women is being removed to improve their lives. I think that's serious. But the whole part, the whole point of this is to bring something we can all talk about. When you bring something we have no relationship with, we look at you.

Y'all are married to women. Yeah. That's true. We are married to women. You're around women. The whole point of the stories on this is to bring something we can all talk about. And it's like if you just started speaking Mandarin. No, no, no.

You could be like, oh, wow. that's crazy. It's crazy. There's a black box warning. I didn't even know what that. I didn't know what black box. Bobby, she's telling you how you should have responded. Yes. No, I'm not. I can't tell you. That would be toxic. Yes. So that's the point with that introduction or that this bit is to bring something. When we can't talk about it, we don't anything about it. It's hard for us to jump in. So then I got to go like, here, Christina Perry got divorced. Well, what do I add to lunchboxes panties? Do we shut that down quick? So that's not a good example. Try to save it with like, do you call it underwear? Yeah, yeah. That one we tried to lifeguard too. But at least that's like a bonehead.

It's like... I don't think I need a lifeguarding. Are you okay? Yes. I'm the one on pain meds and Amy's over here like... I think it's contagious, man. All right. What else?

What was I about to do? Oh, I was nothing. We can move on. I was just talking about some blocks. Chemicals sunblock. I had no idea that you put that. Oh yeah, do that. Because Amy looked at you like, are you an idiot.

No, I just was like, oh, wow. Yeah, skin is our largest organ. We absorb everything. See, I didn't know that. I never thought. about that. Yeah. And like when we were,

I think my son uses like, magnesium butter or something for, to help him sleep. And so he rubs it on his heel and like, why would you put magnesium on your heel? How's it going to get into your body? And then I realized like, the bloodstream goes to the bloodstream.

So like what's crazy, we've been putting sunblock on our skin over and over and that's just straight chemicals. Just like. Yeah, but it's also weighing the odds of like, okay, is some protection more important than whatever chemicals are being,

you know. Yeah. I don't know. Never really thought about that stuff. Because you didn't think about it, you're an idiot. I did not imply you're an idiot. You looked at me like I was stupid.

I am sorry. It's okay. I'm sorry. I didn't. I will work on that. Who cares? Literally, who cares? I do.

I don't want to look at it. I feel toxic. It's toxic. Sometimes I don't know my faces or faces on me. You could now say that this is a toxic environment based on just today. I will. I'll put it on social media. And then I'll post this clip.

Because you can't tell him he's not. Right. True. Tuesday reviews day, which we did some this morning on the show. One thing that I've started watching, this is not a review, but have you guys started watching Pluberus yet? Yes. Yeah.

Never heard of it. It's Vince Gilligan, the guy that wrote Breaking Bad. Okay. And so it's his series. It's on Apple Plus. And basically, how'd you explain it? It's hard to explain. Yeah.

It's getting good reviews. There's only two episodes out. We've watched them both. I like it. It's odd. You can read it. the description because I feel like I'd give too much away but again I've only seen two episodes all it says the most miserable person on earth must save the world from happiness

that's all it says that's all it says must save the world from happiness yeah yeah I don't really know how to explain it I start you know what e pluberous you know means no dude I just found out that sunscreen going your body can go to your bloodstream I believe it means out of many one and it used to be like our national saying and I think that's probably where pluberous comes from, right? Yeah, you're right. Out of many one was the motto of the United States. I believe that's Latin.

Yeah, Latin. I don't know Latin. This is just going from memory. I believe pluberous was out of many one. It was Latin. It used to be the United States slogan. Did you look that up because of the show? Or did you know that before?

No, I knew it. I knew it used to be our, but I don't know. I could be wrong about the show and why it's called pluberus. Pluble. So why is the movie that I saw Bagonia? Why is that called bougonia? I believe.

Isn't it a bogonia a flower? Flower. It is, but it's spelled differently. It's also like something that comes out of a bug. And they show at the very, very beginning in the first scene of B on a flower. Flower, yeah. Yeah.

All right, so, Mike, you want to do your Tuesday Reviews Day? Yeah, I saw the new Predator movie in theaters. Even if you haven't seen any predator movie, you can hop into this one. And I know you don't really like sci-fi movies, but this kind of cuts out all the nerdy stuff and it's just like a big, fun action movie. do I not like sci-fi movies or do I not like just a niche of sci-fi movies?

Because I think I like sci-fi movies. I guess you don't like Star Wars, Star Trek, Lord of the Ring sci-fi. Yeah, that's fair. That nerdy sci-fi stuff. And this is kind of in that same space. It's weird you don't like that stuff because that's alien stuff. I know, like I said. Space alien.

I think it's a niche of it. Okay. Because I like aliens. Maybe they're not taking over. I like time travel. I love time travel. I love apocalyptic scenarios. This, Pluberus is apocelial.

elliptic type show. He acts like the world kind of is ending type situation. Yeah, you like it? Yeah, this one, like the predator is kind of the good guy. He's like a run, gets cast out from his family, has to go to this planet to prove himself. And they also like speak a different language. So it feels like a foreign language film at times

because it's like he's speaking in this entirely different language and El Fanning's character is speaking in English. I saw Elle and Dakota Fanning doing a Q&A together. It was kind of interesting. Yeah, she's in another show too. I just started on Peacock. The fanning, because the other one, Dakota fanning was the one that got famous first.

Yeah, the little girl. Or the world's with Tom Cruise. Yeah. That was her first movie? One of her first ones, yeah. All right, who didn't go? We did that so long ago. Oh, I did.

You did yours. No, I'm talking about Tuesday Reviews Day. Are you drunk? No. Nope. That's accusatory. Oh, no, here we go. It's toxic.

Oh, I did do all my Tuesday reviews day earlier. Lunchbox is. up. I didn't watch anything. All right. Morgan, you? Yeah, I watched My Fault London on Amazon Prime. I don't know if it's anything that guys will watch. It's definitely more of a women-driven show, but it's about this girl and her mom marries this wealthy stepdad, so she moves to London and, like,

there's some tension with the stepson, and there's racing cars. I got to love a racing car. They just threw that in. Yeah, they're like, we think this is boring. We either got to get some race cards or aliens. Flip a coin. Oh, so it's British?

Yeah. I don't know. I really like a British show for some reason. And it's like teen drama. So, but it is a little bit cheesy in moments and the storylines a little bit awkward. So I'd give it 3.5 out of five race cars. Did you guys hear about Morgan and the hacker? She went head to head with the hacker?

Yeah, she showed them what's up. Morgan, anyone tell the story? Oh, God. Yeah. So yesterday I woke up, I was getting ready for work, and I get an email from PayPal, and it's like, you've changed your password. And I was like, no, I haven't. So I log into my PayPal and somebody had added a new phone number to my account. And I was like, that's not my phone number. So I start changing it. And then I immediately changed my password. I'm like, okay, well, we should be clear because I still have access. Well, I go back to the PayPal account and they had added another phone number and changed my password. And I'm like, okay, well, we should be clear because I still have access. Well, I go back to the PayPal account. And they had added another phone number and changed my. And I'm, email. So I'm like in there with them changing and deleting these emails and phone numbers that they're adding. This went on for 45 minutes where I just kept going back and forth with them deleting them and deleting. They'd add like two-factor authentication separately from what I created. And so I'm just like deleting and adding until finally I get a hold of PayPal. I was sitting on a

hold for like 30 minutes. And they're like, okay, we finally secured your account and then it was over. So you happen to get in while they were live messing with your account. Yeah. And like I watched them add the phone numbers and change them. But what was so crazy, it was like, okay, click this if you didn't do it. So I go to PayPal and I change my password and it didn't stop them. They were still in there. That's creepy.

And it was wild watching them. Like they were doing it. It's almost like they were taunting me. Like we know you're also in here, but we're still going to get into your account. And that's linked to all my bank accounts. Yeah, I think the timing of it, you got pretty fortunate. Yeah, for sure. That you happen to be in when they were in.

You get like, I mean, battles, an interesting term to use. But yeah, you're going at the same time trying to make sure they don't take over your account. So, guys, she beat a hacker. There you go. Good job. I felt pretty proud of myself. Talking to Eddie and Lunchbox, too often criticize Morgan for at times. No, no, no.

That has nothing to do with being intelligent. She was having to be the right place at the right time. But she was smart enough to know what was happening. If I saw the number change, I would be smart enough to know what was happening. Dude, you were confused by something. Sunscreen. Okay. Just found that out. Morgan, did you know about sunscreen?

Yes, I knew about sunscreen. Okay. Did you think it was like a plastic cover? It didn't actually go into your body. It was like a plastic cover that you put on the outside of it? Like armor. Like clothes? Yeah.

You thought it was just clothes. Yes. Yeah. No, I also know that zinc is really good for you if you don't want to use all the toxins of sunscreen, Eddie. Oh, the zinc. Yeah, sunscreen. Yeah, we have that. Mm-hmm.

Or you can just wear one of those long-sleeve shirts. Mm-hmm. I see people like that at the pool sometimes. And I used to think that was crazy. It'd be like weirdos. But then... Women are walking now with these screens. Have you seen them?

It's like a visor with the screen. Like they're fighting bees. Yes. Or like they're be charming. And that is, they can like see through it within the sun. Be charming? Like snake charming? What is it?

It's something like that. Bekeeping. That's it. So it does look like that. Everyone's drunk today. Well, I've thought about ordering one because I'm like, wow, that is the ultimate face protection. And this one woman was like, yeah, I don't leave my house without it.

I'm like, oh my gosh. She walking through a parking lot. Oh, she wasn't at a pool? No, she was on a walk. Oh, that's weird. No, she's trying to, like a hat isn't enough. What I found out is like we need sun. You need a certain amount of sun.

That's vitamin D, right? Yes. Like my dog, every, I probably tell you this, but my dog every day needs to go out for at least 15 minutes and she'll just lay down and soak the sun in. And then she just comes and she scratches the door like, I'm done. Well, there were winter times where my doctor would, not prescribed, but will tell me I need to take vitamin D because I wasn't getting enough sun.

Yeah. That's a vitamin that we're supposed to get. Yeah. So you can get it through the sun, but there are also negative effects from like the UV. Too much. Sure. Like they think they say like 10 minutes a day and maybe don't do it when the UV's at its highest. You can check UV on your phone when you check the weather.

You can see where the UV indexes. Oh yeah. And so if it's at like a 9, probably not the ideal to go out, time to go out and get your 10 minutes. But if you go on the lower, like maybe it's at a 4, you go out, 10. minutes, you can get some benefits. I'm going to go to voice meld in just a second. But first, Eddie thinks they need to cancel the CMA Awards. Guys, this is serious.

It's tomorrow, right? I think it's next Wednesday. Or is it tomorrow? Next week. Okay. Well, still close. Okay. This is a sign.

So I have, we have what, four, four, I think I have like four CMA awards. They're on my desk. And I've had them for years. Like, no problem. And just the other day, I was like, I'm just going to clean the office up. and I was just spraying the desk at your house at my house and part of the desk kind of broke where the awards were.

Two awards fell down. Shattered. I happened to save the other two. Like I grabbed them really quick before they slid off. But what are the odds that two of my awards broke and the CMAs are next week? What is the sign here? Well, he saw a sign the other day too of an S.

And did it work? Have you heard this story? He bet a bunch of money because he saw an S on Sam. Houston State and you won a bunch of money. I just happened to look up in the sky and there was a cloud, Amy, in the shape of an S. When have you ever seen a cloud in the shape of an S? That I can get on board with. I guess I'm just thinking because your awards shattered, you think that what's going to happen?

Oh, I don't know that much. You've got a feeling that it's a bad sign. I mean, I have two shattered CMS as well. You have two? Two shattered? Two shatters. She's like gone out of a car. Okay, that's different.

Yeah. I don't know. I saw that and I was like, oh, I feel like this is a bad sign. So what are you saying? Like, say something then. I don't want to say anything. I don't want to say what I'm thinking. Say, say. Yeah, but because you don't, you don't want to put that out there. I don't want to put that out there. You putting it out there doesn't make it happen. I don't know, man. I don't want to be responsible for that.

What if something does happen and they have this clip of like it? Oh my gosh, Eddie and you two, like a week in advance. But you didn't know anything. I mean, it could just be that like, someone's going to be out there accepting an award and they drop it and it shatters. Thank God. That would be the best. Yeah. That would be the best case scenario. But you can attach this to anything that happens negatively because you're being so generic about it. Do you think like

something bad, like tragic is going to happen at CMAs? No. I feel like this is a sign that we should have extra security possibly. Oh my gosh. Stop. I mean, that wouldn't, that wouldn't hurt. Well. But if somebody like Say Laney Wilson or whatever wins an award, that I'd be like, oh, thank God. That's just it.

You can't get credit for everything that happens negatively. Dude, if an award breaks on that stage, 100%. That was the foreshadowing. Crazy, huh? Yeah. Not really. I think you were just...

You were cleaning them and they fell. Yeah. So did you get two more? No, I just have them broken in a box. You can't buy another one? I mean, maybe I could. I don't even think officially you own them. What are you talking about?

My name's on it. No, but I don't think officially you own the CMA award. I think at any time they could come back for it. What? Oh, dang. Like if I committed a crime? Yeah, like Reggie Bush got his husband taken away. I feel that's different.

There's less Heisman than there are CMA awards. No, no. I think it's true. I think you get the award and they don't take them back, but they can if for some reason you're doing something that isn't seen as positive in the eyes of the Country Music Association or the Academy of Country Music, which is two different awards. Yeah, those are unbreakable.

Could you give me details on those? Yeah, those are metal. Those are metal. cowboy hats, which I've dropped, and they're sturdy as can be. You've dropped those two. These glass ones, though. She needs to be in the testing center when they make them.

Let's give it the Amy test. Okay, well, I hope nothing bad happens. So those are, yeah, I hope nothing bad happens. And those trophies are gone. They're just gone. I think so. There's probably a way you can request another one. If you do, let me know.

We'll go in together. I mean, I'm sure we would have to pay for the... Both of us. We have to go in for like nine. We'd like to request nine trophies. What happened? Well, Do you see anything, Mike?

No. Okay. I wonder if my assistant will know the answer to that. She may not because it's so... Amy? Amy's favorite part of the day. I could look it up. Amy, stop.

Hello, good morning. I have a question. So I've won multiple CMA awards for radio person of the year. And I believe there's something about the trophy that says if they want to take the trophy back they can, that I don't fully own the trophy. Do you know anything about this? Hey, good morning. Yeah, I can definitely shed some light on that. So the CMA, Country Music Association Awards, do technically have a clause about the trophies. Basically, the language is something like the CMA retains the right to reclaim the trophy, if, say, they needed it for a display, or if there was some reason they had to take it back. It's not something they actually do in practice, and it's kind of a formality. But technically, the trophy isn't 100% yours in the legal sense. It's more of an honorary possession. So worries they're not going to come knocking on your door to take it back.

If I were to have broken a couple of mine, could I get another one? Yeah, actually, you can. If a CMA trophy gets broken or damaged, there's a process to request a replacement. I mean, there's a fee involved. It's not free, but you can totally get a new one made. They've got a whole system for reissuing replacement trophies if something happens to years. So if you ever have a little accident, it's fixable and you can get a shiny new one. Damn. You know how much of that would cost? Because Eddie's broken two and Amy's broken too.

Whoa, whoa, whoa, don't put us in there. Oh, no. Sounds like you guys have had a little trophy mayhem over there. Okay. So from what I know, getting a replacement CMA trophy is a few hundred dollars. Somewhere in the ballpark of maybe $300 to $400 each. It's not an outrageous amount. But yeah, if Eddie and Amy have both had their mishaps,

I guess you might have a little trophy replacement fund to think about. But it's definitely doable if you need them. So she's telling you, you have a trophy placement replacement replacement. replacement fun to think about. That's what she said. There's $700, by the way. $700 each. Yeah, $700 each.

Yeah, $700 each. Oh, Scoop Steve's researches to because let's see, did you break one of them? Lunchbox dropped it out of my truck. One of mine arrived broken. Yes, yeah, yeah. One of them I broke myself, yes.

The other one was these guys. It didn't, I never even, it came to me for the first time broken. I'm not judging. I thought you'd be like, well, maybe they should pitch it and get you new one. Maybe they should pitch in and get your new one.

There you go. And so your AI is a rich, rich, huh? Yeah, she's like, it's not a substantial. Well, 300. I think if she said 700, she'd be like, yeah, that's tough. Oh. How about that she was incorrect? How do we know that he's not incorrect?

How do we know that he's not incorrect? No, I'm 100% correct. Ask her. Be like, hey. Amy, this is not a challenge between you and her. Every time. She gave us all the information. When you guys thought I was crazy that we didn't actually own them,

you guys are all like you're nuts. I thought there could be some validity to that. Also, I totally thought she was going to be like, oh, after you were like, I want a couple, I 100% thought she's going to be like, well, good morning, huh? And congratulations, by the way, Bobby. You're such a hate.

Yeah, I thought that too. And then she didn't. I was like, oh, she's not as nice as she normally is. I've never seen someone be jealous of someone else that doesn't exist. Hey, tell her, tell her that there's 700. See what she says. I don't care to. Correct her?

I don't know. I'll be like, what's up with that? You're supposed to know everything. I don't think she claims to know everything. Ask her, do you know everything? She'll say, okay. She'll probably say that quote of like, no, because you know, Bobby.

If you claim to know everything, you know nothing. That's correct. I have a question for you. Do you know everything? Well, I wish I could say I do. But nope, I'm not quite that all knowing. I know a lot of stuff and I can look up plenty of info, but there's always something new out there.

So think of me more like your super resourceful sidekick who can help you find answers, but not quite an all-knowing oracle. Okay, and tell her, tell her, because you said 300. I don't care to do that. It mostly was just about getting an answer. Oh my gosh, you don't want to call her out.

You love her. You don't want to call her up. You love her, dude. You said if she takes over the world, you want to be on her good side, so you don't want to call her out. I don't care enough to. This is crazy to me that you don't want

say, hey, I just found out at 700. What's up? Because maybe she'll say... I correct her all the time with stuff. I don't think you do. I don't think you do. I dare you. Why are you so obsessed with her? She gets mad at her. Yeah. Hello, hey, so one of the guys on my show said that the replacement fee was $700 for a CMA award. Do you know if that is true? Hey there. So the replacement fee can definitely vary a bit over time. And it's possible that it's gone up to around $700 nowadays. I might have been courting you an older estimate. But yeah, if one of your guys heard $700, that's definitely in the realm of possibility.

The TMA can update their fees, and it might just be a little pricier these days. So I trust her guy on that one. Her voice got a little shaky on that. Like she kept fluctuating all over the place. She's like, oh, no, oh, no, oh, no. They found me out. Amy's such a hater. She's such a hater.

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And that's just from changing my diet part. I just now got in yesterday some exercise equipment and I'm starting to implement that and start by doing a bunch of walking until I get down and wait enough to run. But I just wanted to update you guys. I'm doing good. Thank you guys for all the advice. Bye. That's great. Have we spoken with him at Link? Maybe we have. Yeah, I wish you would have introduced himself because I would have remembered him then.

But just remembering a voice, that's tough. Good luck, man. Yeah, 25 pounds. That's a lot. That is a lot. And it is not going to be easy. But nothing worthwhile ever is easy. So that's freaking awesome. Good for you. I'm sorry. If he would have said his name, I've for sure to have been like, dude, Mike, you remember him? I do remember him. Yeah, me too. I talked about how I started walking. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

That's a ticket. All right, hit me with the next one. Hey, Bobby, good morning studio. I heard that you were looking to give away your Peloton and was wondering if maybe I could play a game for it. That'd be pretty cool. Anyway, love the show. Bye.

I should have never opened that door. No, no. I'm not doing it because to mail it costs hundreds of dollars. Where does she live's local? What am I going to drive it to her? No, no. Here's what I said. On the show, I'll give it to somebody.

Then I pulled that back. quickly too because I know there are certain people on the show that would go, I'll take it, and they would sell it immediately. So I'm fine. So you're just going to keep it? I'm just keeping it here. Okay. I'm not giving it away. I shouldn't have said that because I got hit up, I don't know, 500 times yesterday for DMs. I'll take your Peloton. And I put that on me. I did it because I briefly said, does anybody want it? But just to mail something that heavy? No, yeah. You don't, it has to be a local pickup. Where are they picking it up from? Yeah, that's why it's got to be somebody that you know like me.

You wouldn't use it or you guys. I don't want it. I do not. No, I don't. I already made space in my house. You did not. You did not. Like, no.

That's not. It is cool, though. What? The bike? I'm sure it's great. But it's not my thing. I think as I used to do spin class a lot because I thought I liked it. And then we did triathlons.

I cycled a lot because I thought I liked it. And then I realized I don't. Oh, I hate it too. Yeah, but I'm not even going to know. There's other things I can do. Yeah, that's one of the other things that I would do, though. Okay, not me. Because I hate exercise.

I like to do stuff where there's exercise involved, but I hate working out. I hate exercise in any form. See, I like working out. I don't. Weird. I hate getting it. The endorphins. No, yeah, I hate it.

I hate when I'm done working out. I mean, no, no. I like when I'm done working out. But I hate working out. And I hate getting on that bike. But for something I hate, it's pretty good. But I'm no longer giving that away. Okay.

I'm just going to let it sit in my garage and gather dust. Because everything is just too dramatic. Well, Ed, give it to Eddie then. No, I already made room, dude. You didn't make room. You did not. You're lying. All right, next.

Oh, my gosh. I'm listening to today's episode and Amy wants to drive the boyfriend's car without a license. Really? Does he know you don't have a license? Oh, my gosh. So, this was after yesterday's show because today's show, you did say you have a license now.

Yeah. But I'm not sure you had a license when all that happened. Correct. Is it not? No. Oh, that could have been a big part of it. That we didn't even think about. Yeah, probably.

I mean, it is a valid point. But he didn't say it's because you don't have a license. He did let you drive his older car without a license, though. Which he's already texted me this morning. He's like, can you remind everybody that you hit? I had hit at my... Oh, you're admitting something new here? Okay.

At my ex-husband's house, like, because I was going there to pick up something for my son, there's these weird little things that stick out when you enter the driveway. They're like little walls or something. It's like a little weird curve. Are they new? Do they move? No. They've always been there.

But I guess, again, I've told you all, it's like death perception and peripheral vision. That's what's off for me. And it's normally when I'm going really slow. And I was, I was turning into the driveway really slow. And I went up and scratched my rim on it. And that's what he, he texted me. me that literally like the day or the day before I was needing to borrow his car, I had gone up on Ben's curb that way. And it's scratch, like, and Ben even called me. He was like, hey, take a chunk

out of the little curb wall. Hey, why don't you? Hey. So, yes, I mean, I get that stuff like that happens, but also I would just be extra, extra cautious if I was driving, but y'all are not wrong. And I don't know how to fix my- I don't think you're a bad driver. I know that's, I know. You've said that lots. I think you're a distracted driver. No, it's not that I'm distracted. It's not that I'm distracted. It's my depth perception, and I don't know how to fix that. It's like, I know that that's there, but I can't gauge how much space. Should you have a license? Like, if that is such an issue.

There should be a new test. But it's not always. It should be like a distraction test. Guys, if you think about it, it's always non-moving objects. It's not other cars. That's what makes it worse. It's not. But no, it doesn't make it worse because it's not.

Because moving objects can dodge you. What? If people see you coming at them, they can swer. Okay, but I don't have an issue when I'm driving like on the highway or fast or anything like that. It's normally in a parking garage, parking lot, parking spot driveway. It's stuff like that. I would say it's when your attention doesn't have to be dedicated to something. And you feel like...

I was dedicated to turning in, but then I was like, I don't think it's a vision thing. Yeah, it's a depth perception thing. That would be a vision thing. I think depth perception is part of vision. Under the category of vision. It's funny she slides in another one. We just had this conversation. Well, I'm defending you.

No, he wanted to defend himself. He's like, I'm not, he thought, because he saw the thing on Instagram that was put up, and he's like, I feel like, although most people agreed with him, but he felt kind of like a jerk being like, no, I'm going to let her drive a car. And he's like, please let it be known that, like, that, in that last day or two of that scenario, I had hit the curb at Benz. Well, just let it be known. We didn't think he was wrong. And my rim is all messed up now. We were with him on not letting you drive the new car.

Yeah, nobody, like, thought he was wrong. Right. Okay. Let it be known. I did. Because I was angry. Okay, next voicemail, please. Amy referred to that guy that keeps track of the games.

His name is Kyler. Just please remember. I mean, he spent so much time probably, keeping track all that stuff. Just remember his name. Okay. Kyler. Was that Kyler?

Mike, is that Kyler? Let me check. Had to have been Kyler. He's so passionate. I know, but that was him calling? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay, Kyler, thank you so much. He third person himself.

That's funny. Just remember his name, man. He's Kyler. He worked so hard. So much time doing this. All right, hit me with the next one, please. I watched my father, the BTK killer, something like that. I just wanted to see all the Kansas or Wichita people if they fear to this guy or whatever growing up because as a kid, I remember there was like a sniper on the loose in Washington, D.C. and I live in Oregon, but I thought I was going to get snice. Let me know.

Morgan, you grew up in Wichita, did you fear the BTK killer? Yeah, I mean, it happened before I was born, but it's weird because it was such a big thing in Wichita. So, like, everybody was talking about it for years after. So you kind of were, even though you knew he was in jail and you knew that he had gotten caught and all of this stuff, it was like you still feared him. So he was never a threat to you because it was way beyond, way before your years. Yeah, but like it was crazy. though because he was active and then there was a period of time where

he didn't get caught and then he got caught and I don't really know that timeline but the whole case was cold for a while so when I was young is when I think he got caught oh you were alive when he got caught yeah it's like a weird timeline but like when he actually committed them was before I was born

got it got it got it so but yeah it definitely like it held a lot of value and it was a lot of everybody always talked about it and you would be careful going places because of that. It was an interesting dynamic for sure. He got arrested in 2005, so I think you were alive. Yeah.

He was really a threat to you. Yeah. But he wasn't committing his crimes. Yeah, that's what she said. Like, he was arrested when she was alive, but he hadn't done it in a long time. But also, I guess I would have thought whomever that person was would have moved away. Like he'd have done all his crimes and then moved to Tubalough, Mississippi. Not stay in town.

Yeah, yeah, not like stay within the city limits of Wichita. That's weird. But I think that's part of the crazy. Like, we're rational, so obviously you would move. Or part of the, everyone will think I'll move. Like hiding in plain sight type thing. Or part of you is like this sick person that wants to be near where you committed the crimes. Oh, yeah.

They do say that that people always go back and visit the place they committed the crime. Who says that? The forensic files, the shows that I watch. They're like, the detective will say like, yeah. Do you still watch that show? A cold case, dude. Forensic files. How do you watch?

those? A true TV. Or ID. Or ID. ID has those. This would be my question. You guys watch TV? Yes. Well, it's still part of, like, I don't think it's live. This is new to me. I will speak on this. My boyfriend has all the streaming services, but he also has Comcast. So he has, like,

TV. For those that can't see, Amy's doing her thumb as a remote. But Amy, your boyfriend's older. I know. So he's not that much older, but he thinks I'm crazy for not having, but like, regular. TV, but that's also where he gets his like football and all the things. But, and now it's great because he has Hallmark and I can watch all the Christmas movies,

which I don't, I'd have to stream the Hallmark app and pay another 20 bucks a month for something, but he's got it. We have YouTube TV. Yeah. But I don't, still know how much. I don't flip channels. But it's all, it's not laid out the way it used to be, but it's still live TV. That's what I'm saying.

Like, I could understand if back in the day when I had. cable. I would flip channels and I would see Shark Tank. And that's a show that I would stop on and only watch if there was nothing else on and I saw it on MSNBC or whatever channel that ran on. CNBC

and I would stop and I would just sit and watch four or five episodes of Shark Tank. Like I would never seek it out but I would also be like there's nothing on. I flip channels. It's still a thing. And you can even take, you know how like your streaming service has... But I don't have the ability for it to be a thing for me anymore. I think you do. So like the

streaming services has like little thumbnails right like a bunch of squares. Yeah, it's the four things I want to watch up top. Other than that, I never want to watch anything that's not the four thumbnails. I don't even look. But you could change it to a TV guide kind of format. For sure. I don't. Oh, okay.

Like I don't ever give myself the option to flip channels. Because my flipping channels now is flipping through thumbnails on streaming services trying to find what I want to watch that's already on demand. Yeah. So that's crazy to me that you will still just see it. in the grid and go, oh, forensic files is on. Why don't we jump in? And then, so the TV, like if you buy a TV, say it's a Samsung.

That comes with free live TV. I know, it's terrible, though. Like, I see that. Well, sometimes I get sucked into real interesting news stories that I'm like, I don't even know what I'm watching. I do. That's where you find. You turn on the TV and that's what pops up.

Correct. I hear you, but like, we had like the H. The H.D.M. on our TV went out this last week or something. And so we lost the ability. to have YouTube TV for a bit, and it popped up those channels, like ionic or something. Like, who watches that stuff? Western classics. Yes.

Good stuff, man. And there's like a random national newscast that's happening from like New York. By like a junior varsity national anchor who's not at the real national one, but kind of looks like them. Yes. And I've always thought to myself, who watches this? I do sometimes when I turn it on. And I'm like, oh, I watched it a lot earlier in the year, like in January with the fires in L.A.

they had pretty good coverage of that whatever that was. Whenever I turned it on, like whatever that was, I was like, I felt informed. So you'll just stop on forensic files. Forensic Files First 48. You ever watched that one? I've seen it, but I can't say I ever watched it. If you've seen two first 48s, you've seen them all.

The other show that I would occasionally hop into if there was nothing on was the prison one, locked up. Oh, yeah. Locked up, won't let me out. Scared straight. I don't remember. Remember that one? Isn't there scared straight?

Lunchbox. Oh, it's not about being gay. No. I was like, I didn't want. What? I thought they're like, we don't know what she's talking about. No, I thought Amy,

I literally was like, I don't like that show. You're like, no, it's like you're off the path of good behavior and they scare you straight. Got it. No, no, I get it now. By going into jail, like, you have to like live that life and then you're like,

okay, I'm good. I'm not going to. Got it. no, no, got it. I was like, what a weird show on me watching watchers all the time. Scared straight. No, I'm just saying it's like locked up.

Okay, I think we're done here. Check out. I have a bobby cast up today with Josh Ross. Pretty interesting. What you may remember us talking about him as he got on stage and he was in America and he was like, America rules. My favorite country.

But he's Canadian. Oh, right. Remember that story? Yes. And so I went right in. We just started talking about it. I was like, dude, I would have never apologized. and he was like, well, I was going to play a Canadian show

the next week. He's from Canada. And I said, yeah, but nobody would have made a big deal about it. Like, if you just don't apologize, it moves off people's plate within the hour. It's funny. I like the guy. I'd never met him until then. And he's kind of blowing up right now. So you can check out the Bobbycast with Josh Ross.

It's up. What are you guys doing over on yours? We have, Kat is talking a lot about how she's having to create joy in her life right now because she's in a season of something difficult. So her ideas are really, really helpful. And then I also... She have ankle surgery?

No. That's difficult. Yes. No, but she's got other stuff going on and it's a lot on her. But she's still creating joy, so that's hopeful. And then also I revisit some old wounds that popped up for me that kind of like hit me out of nowhere. And so she walked me through how to deal with that and how healing isn't linear. Like it's not just like once you're healed, you're suddenly like healed.

Maybe emotionally it's not linear. Physically, once I get there, I'm healed. Well, yeah. Like his ankle. Yeah, once I do all my rehab, possibly start rehab on Friday. Yeah, I guess I meant, like for me, it was like some financial stuff that came up for me where I used to have a lot of anxiety around money. You got scammed?

I've been good to go lately. No, I didn't. But I had to like go on and handle some stuff because of some things going on. And suddenly I got this lump in my throat I used to get years ago. And I was like, what? I thought I worked through that. But she reminded me that healing isn't linear. Or like, even with recovery from stuff.

Like, that's why it's called I'm in recovery. people that are in recovery, they never say, oh, I'm recovered. Hey, look who's calling me. Oh, you're a doctor? My surgery place. Uh-oh. What if they're like, we left a fork in there. Why'd you have a fork in my foot?

Maybe they're just calling a check on you. Answer it. Okay. Hello? Hello? My podcast is feeling things with Amy and Kat. Hey, how's it going? If you want to listen.

Oh. Yeah, it's going fine. It hurts, but it's supposed to hurt, right? Yeah. Yeah, it's going fine. Yeah, it's fine. I'm not taking it probably as much as I should, but it is doing a fine job. I just take it before I go to sleep. He should stay on top of that more, I think. I am, yes. I'm doing ibuprofen and I'm also doing the baby aspirin, so I'm blood clotting.

All right. I do not. All right. See you later. Bye-bye. What? She said, all right, you have a great day and then you go, all right, I'll see you later. I'll see you later. I'm in the next. in the middle of doing this. And Amy's talking like five feet from me going, my podcast, I can't even hear her because Amy's like doing a podcast plug. I forgot. You had your headphones in, because I just talked to my podcast and I'm like, well, where do I listen

to it? And then also I forgot, you had still had your headphones on. So I didn't think I was disrupting you, but now I see that I was. And she's like, okay, well, I hope you have a great day. You've already made the point that I didn't say it back. And he said, see you later. All right, see you later. I was in the middle of this.

I was distracted. Are you going to see her later? Yeah. Now I have to. You're not. I said that. So no, I have to go find her. You must go seek her out and see her later.

You said it. I don't make the rules. Yeah. What'd you say? You heard what she said. I couldn't hear her. I was like, how are you feeling? I don't even really know because Amy was talking and it was happening in a year and I had a

headphone in. You know. Let me guess. Let me guess. She said about your, like why are you not taking your meds more often? She didn't say that. She said, are you taking, I believe she said, are you taking your, no, no. Something like how's your pain medicine working.

And I said, it's going fine, but only take it. before I go to sleep. And then I heard Amy go, we should do more than that. And I've got a head. And Amy's like, I'm not talking. No, Amy's like,

you should stay on top of it. You're like heckling me as I'm talking to my person. That's true. He had headphones on so you hear you louder than you thought. I didn't think about that. I'm sorry.

I'm sorry. And that's why he said, see you later. Anyway, I got a text her. Where are you? I have to see you now. Where are you?

I must see you now. It looks like she's at the surgical place. I know. That's got to be the worst part of their job, huh? following up because one nobody wants to answer and two everybody wants to get off the phone oh i think think it's nice they check on you no that's why they do it first thing in the morning they're just like i got to call the patients do you think of patients ever like i'm terrible please come get me

probably maybe help help and then what do they do uh see you later send an ambulance help i just should have responded with help you know what i keep thinking about it's still so crazy that happened to me speaking of sending an ambulance or like sending someone to pick a up or whatever. When you hit your husband's thing? Ex-husband. Ex-husband on the driveway? No.

When you got a scam, you just kind of slow-rolled us into that? No, but that how Jenna from our office went to the psych ward and they put a psych patient in her Uber. She went to the hospital. The regular hospital to pick up a patient.

Whatever, that's right by Vandy Syke. Like, they're connected. Yeah, but you don't know. At the hospital, you're more vulnerable because you don't expect them. If someone gets out of the hospital, hospital. Let's say in that situation, if you guys missed the story, we did it on the show. There was somebody that works here in her office. We know her. She wanted to pick somebody up

driving Uber. And it turns out it was somebody from the hospital. Now, let's just say a random person from the hospital. It could be anything messed up ankle. Sure. Ear issue or somebody from the freaking psych ward who maybe is at an instable season. And she was delivering them. Transporting. Without a guide. Yeah, yeah, yeah. To a to a, to a, Institute. Another facility. But she didn't know. I know.

She's somebody in a car. And then what's crazy is, I didn't know this part, but I talked to her about it after. They wanted her at the new facility, they wanted her to walk him in into like this cell area

and check him in. And check him in. And there's like, you know, you have a gate code to get in and it's all. And she was like, what? She's not a transporter. She shouldn't have to get out of her car

and escort this man. I bet she didn't get tip. crap either because it was like from a hospital yeah he's not gonna tip that's what i'm saying like whom ever booked it but didn't tip crap right yeah like she also said that she's picked up many people from the hospital it's usually doctors or nurses or people that work at the hospital not actual patients right to get transported she told me when he got in a straight jacket she was worried yes well i would i mean i would rather have them tied up dude how crazy though she pulls up to the gate and they're just like you have to check him in you just can't drop him off she's like i'm the uber driver i know i did not

sign up for this responsibility yeah that's crazy All right, check out the podcast. That's it. Thank you. We'll see you guys tomorrow. Bye, everybody. A win is a win. A win is a win.

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