The Bobby Bones Show - TUES PT 2: Bobby’s Shocking Discovery + What Amy Needs To Change For Her Boyfriend + Is Someone On The Show SECRETLY Rich?

Episode Date: September 2, 2025

Amy shared her experience golfing over the weekend and we learned an interesting detail about her boyfriend. Why a tennis star broke into tears during a match. Bobby shared what shocking thing he discovered after his dog Eller escaped over the weekend.  He conducted an experiment to try and figure out how she was escaping from their yard and didn’t expect what happened next! We talked about how no one won the Powerball last night! Amy wants to know if someone on the show is secretly rich after seeing them wear something expensive. We investigated what they were wearing and how they were able to afford it.  Plus, 10 things more likely to happen than winning the lottery. We also do Tuesday Reviews Day where Amy gives a show a 5 out of 5.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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But I'm not, I mean, I probably did, we did nine holes, and I think I played, like, three of them. Just three? Did you play the first three? And then you were like, this is not for me? No, I did the first one, like, the fourth one, and then the seventh one. Any reason? It was just embarrassing.

I need to get better. Yeah, it sucks. It's hard. And then I felt like, and there was also people behind us. And, you know, I'd have to hit it so many times to get it to the hole that, you know, at one point, sometimes I would just pick up the ball and throw it. That works. So, I mean, I think I just was like trying to be there and have a good time, but not hold us up. That's the right idea.

Yeah. Because go have fun, understand you're not good. It's the hardest game to get good at. And not only that if you're holding your group up, that sucks, but if you're holding the group up behind you, it's even worse. Yeah, the worse. That's a very immature way to play golf. Yeah.

Once I got a high noon, is it? A drink. A high noon in me? It was more fun. Just to hang. Yeah. Just like at one of the holes, like there was a little thing. And so.

What course did you guess play? Where he goes? Like he is. Do you know the name of it? Mm-hmm. Yep. Oh, there was a thing where you can get drinks? Like a little.

Okay. Was it a building? Ah. I think I know where it is. No. A little hut and then you go and you just sign for it. You get it. Oh, you sign for it.

Yeah, like he's a member there. Okay. So it wouldn't be, wouldn't be where I would know. I don't know where that place is. There was a person at the hut. Yeah, that's what I'm not going to say? Like, he would. I'm not going to, what do you think I'm going to do?

Go stalk it? No, but he wouldn't want me to sit. Just ask him. Just asking. Yeah. What's in texted to me? Okay. So.

I'll give you guys a baller alert. What level? Okay. Okay. Because my baller alert. Because if it's the one I think it's a bar. Out of five, my baller alert, it's only three. My club.

Yours? Yeah. Solid. Three. Yeah. It's close. No one's like, wow, that's cool. They're like, oh, that's solid.

Yeah, solid club. I think it's like, that's a good one. Give me a baller. Yeah. I know that it's difficult to. You have to. to get in is difficult. Has he lived here a long time?

He's from here. Got it. That makes sense, too. Oh, I got it. But he still had to do the whole, because his family goes to a different one, and so that's where I think that would have been easier, but he kind of wanted to separate himself from his dad. I've never been.

In a loving way. I've never been at this club. Oh, well, you want to go? No, Eddie. No? Better? Better? Well, more exclusive.

Harder to get into. Okay. Like, what makes it harder? You got to have more money or it's... No, no. Different money. That's new money. This is old money.

This is old money. Oh, got it. What is this game? Got it. Wow, that's cool. I know. That's really cool, Amy. Even I'd be like, I don't know if I should go here.

What? Not because of the richness of it, because the old money and the prestige of that place. Yeah. He said it's getting... The vibe is getting more... Old? Less stiff. I guess.

And I drive by there, Amy. And I'm like, I looked at the gates. and I'm like, gosh, one day. They'd never let somebody like me back to. One day. What? That's not true. You need to say it for retirement.

No, you're never going to be a member. No, let me finish. One day I'll get invited there. Okay, fair enough. Fair enough. Yeah, no, no. For you, we have different goals in mind. That's your financial consultant.

Retirement. Yes. So that's good. That's good. So anyway, that was my golf experience. And then other than that, it was like, football. And then, unless we were at my house, because some of it, we were at his house and we watched

but my house, we can't, I don't have a way to watch football. It's great. You don't have TV at your house? I do, but I don't have like. You don't have cable or YouTube TV or Hulu Live? No, no, I just have like the lowest grade Hulu. I don't know how you level it. She got a hanger on our TV, Brandana like we usually have?

No, I have like Netflix. Disney Plus, I think we were able to watch something that they weren't the games he wanted. And then he's like, we are going to need to fix this. And I'm like, do we? What was on Disney Plus? Mickey versus Goofy? Yeah, what? One of those cartoon ones they do where it's the players where they make it live cartoons?

No, because doesn't Disney Plus, like, it's like they have some ESPN stuff. Oh, right, right, right. But like I could watch the U.S. Open, just not a lot of football. I realized, like, I don't have those packages. And I got to figure that out, I guess, because that's going to really cut back on whether or not he's going to come over. Thursday, Friday. Sounds like you're in college. Like, I don't know if I got to get a TV so my boyfriend can come over.

No, it's just that, like, you know, I get it. I get it. This is our first football, the start of a football season together. And he's like, I don't think you understand my love for sports. Like, this is going to be a problem? Like, I don't know, is it? Well, I just told my wife what club is a member of. Why did you do that?

I think she already knew because I already had talked to her about it because I felt I had to go somewhere there to do something, and I was like, should I, I don't know, it feels weird. Yeah, she gives no crabs. I thought she would give some craps. Of course, like, because I. She gives no craves. I don't, but I do think I had already talked to her about it

because I have something I had to do there. And I felt like, am I going to fit in? Because, like, this is like not my. So do you get to be a member there, Amy, now that you're dating him? Yeah, that's a good question. No, if we take it to the next step. She can even say it as a. It couldn't come out

But can you go there without him right now? Can you put you on the list? No, no, no. No, no, no, no, I doubt it. No? Very seriously. I mean... It's my chick.

I don't think you can just list up somebody that's not a member or people would be doing that all the time. True. Yeah. No, he doesn't even do that at my club. My club's level three. This is like 4.5. Oh, yeah. Do you know what's five?

Probably. Trubidor? No, the Masters. Oh. Augusta. Or they play it. Oh, that, yeah, that type of, but, no. But that's the club is, what's the club?

Like, is that where the masters are held, but it's Augusta. Agusta. Yeah. So anyway. How about that? Well. That's pretty cool, Amy. Yeah, good for you.

Do you go to the pool there and everything? All the guys are not jealous. Yeah, man. What? No, this isn't supposed to be weird. Do you ever go to the pool at all? We never go to the pool. You never do?

We don't have kids. And secondly, we have a pool. Ah, good point. Why would you go to that pool? Yeah. You have your own. Yeah. Right?

Yeah, no, I wouldn't go to any other pool if I have my own. Yeah. Yeah, I go, we go to the gym, workout. Oh, you know, oh, no, I can't say. Shoot. Oh, let's start to get pissed when you do that stuff. I know, I didn't mean to do it. It's not.

We're going to talk about another member. No, I'm still learning the rules. Like, you can't, I can't do that. No, I'm not talking about our listeners being like, I got something to say. I know. I'm an idiot. I can't, I shouldn't even, you can't say. Like, you can't have cell phones out.

You can do anything. The envelope bit that we did, which we can never really say what's in the envelope. I've come to the conclusion of maybe one day, years from now, we could. One thing I think would have to happen. Yep. But there is. But we were talking about the same thing. There is an outside shot.

Yeah. The one day we could. And I know this is annoying because now I know, but I didn't ask to know. I mean, I guess I was on the wheel. You did because you wanted to know. We were, we all had an equal shot to know, though. Like we were on the wheel And the wheel chose

It did The wheel has spoken Spoke twice That it should be me And now I know And I'm like okay yeah That makes sense I understand

I just if anybody's annoyed by it I guess There's a reason why you're not saying it And it's valid Thank you Did you say the tennis Where the girl was playing tennis And her ex-boyfriend showed up

Yeah How crazy was that? She's like He I'm paraphrasing her quote But it was basically like Yeah he often shows up at the wrong times.

So she's playing at the U.S. Open, and she spots her ex-boyfriend in the crowd. He sits across from her bench. And I guess he shouldn't have been, but players can keep people from coming. Tennis players can. Oh, really? They can keep people. They can put people on a list that can't get in. But, I mean, he's just watching, right?

Like, he's allowed to buy a ticket. Yeah, but how, though? Because, yes, because you don't, it's not like when you enter the stadium, they check you by name. A check tennis ace, Carolina Moukova broke down in tears at the U.S. Open last week when she spotted an ex-boyfriend. She said, quote, shows up at places where he shouldn't be. There you go. That's the quote. In the stands across the world's number 13 player was serving down one four on Thursday when she suddenly froze, gestured toward the crowd, and grabbed a towel to wipe her face.

She apologized to the chair umpire for the delay before resuming playing through tears. Quote, well, it wasn't tennis related, she later explained. Opposite my bench, my ex-boyfriend sat down. He sometimes shows up at places where he shouldn't be. That startled me. I told him to leave. He didn't, but later he did go. It was hard to focus in that moment, she said,

according to a translation first published by The Athletic. Despite the disruption to be invisibly shaken the 28-year-old semi-finalist, regroup to win the match, New York Post. Crazy if he knew not to come and came anyway just to screw with her or just like get her back or just, I don't know. There's a lot of things that play here. But that's pretty, I've never heard a story like that. where someone's ex shows up in the middle of a game,

an eyeline, just to affect them. Now, we don't know what way he was trying to affect her. The fact that she, like, cried and all that, like, means that it's not, I mean, it was a bad. It's not healthy. Something's up, yeah. She ended up winning, though, right? Yeah, thank goodness.

I don't think she won the whole tournament, though. Did she win the whole U.S. Open? She might still be in, right? She just won that. I just know she won that bad. That was Thursday, though. Oh. So I'm sure they played again.

I don't know. I have no idea. That's what I'm saying. I've been to the U.S. Open. You ever been to the U.S. Open? You went last year. You had my wife's purse. That's what I remember about that. Yeah. You what? I did. I borrowed a one of a bag from her. Oh, to take to the open? That's all I remember, I was like, I saw Amy post and I was like,

Kayland's at your purse? And she was like, yeah. I said, oh, Amy's also at a tennis event. She was like, yeah, she's at the U.S. Open. Tennis event. Yeah. What do you got, Mike? In the quarterfinal tomorrow. She plays again.

Okay. they're still playing then. Oh, she plays Naomi Osaka, though. I'll lose that. Oh, she's good. No, but Osaka is like 23rd. Maybe not. Who knows?

I know nothing. Dude, I don't know nothing about women's tennis. I know like four players. But Osaka beat Cocoa golf, man. Which was just crazy. Which was cool to at the end because she was like, you go talk to the, I'm not going to go. Like, you go talk to the press because they want to talk to you because you won. It was really, it was really cool moment.

I know Cocoa and I know Pagula. Jesse Pagula. We met her. We met her at Tortuga Fest. What? Yeah. Yeah, she's actually really good. Like, she is a contender in all these things. She's a contender. Contenda. Like, she's always in it. She's a contender. Okay. We got some of us. She's the daughter of the bills. Oh, the owners.

That makes sense. Okay, we got some other stuff to do here. What a weekend. So we have two dogs. We have Stanley, who's a bulldog. We don't really worry about him getting out because he's kind of lazy. We have L. A dog we found, we adopted, and she's part husky, part hound. And she loves to run, and she checks the perimeter. She's always trying to see what's up. And so she escaped on Thursday night. And we have her Apple air tagged.

And my wife's like, Ella's out of the yard. What? Because we have it fully fenced in. And so you get in the car and we go drive down the road. And we find her like in the backyard of these people's house. And it's like 10.30 at night. I'm worried I'm going to get shot. And I'm like,

just doing this in the backyard looking to make sure nobody's going to come out finally she jumps in the car no problem we're like how did she get out so the next day escapes again Caitlin's like

Ella's out of the yard again I don't know how she's getting out so again we checked the air attack and luckily she didn't get hit by a car so we go again she was back behind the house so I determined that somehow behind the house there is

some hole in our gate. Now we have like three acres of forest back there. Very thick forest. So I get online and I have these cuts on my hand. I get online and I order two machetes. I order a straight blade and a sling blade type machete. And I'm like, I'm gonna go clear a trail. Because for me to get back in the woods, I can't even get back there to try to find her because it's just thick. A lot of brush. Or as Arkansas Keith says, a lot of thicket. So we're going back and I'm chopping. And it takes like two hours and I clean out this trail. I'm trying to get to the back fence. and I'm looking under the bottom of the fence trying to find a hole that she digs under and I find a little hole and I put a rock in it.

I snuggle it up in there and then I find the hole and I'm like oh here it is so I go and find a couple rocks bigger rocks and I fill up the hole and I go and I sit and I hide in the woods and I call Caitlin and I say let her out and she's not going to know mom in the woods and I'm going to see her come right to this hole and I'll be like got you and I know this is the hole you've been digging out just for confirmation so I'm hiding in the woods. I call Caitlin. I'm like, hey, go, let her out. And so I hear Caitlin go, go, go. And so I hear Ella in the woods that I don't hear anymore. Call Caitlin back. Is she in the woods? Yeah, she ran right in the woods. Hmm. She didn't run over here to me. So I'm a little confused. And so I wait like five

minutes. She never comes to me. She never came to those holes. And I'm like, and she will not come. She's not in the woods. Somehow she escaped. Now the only other part of the fence was right next to the neighbors. We have neighbors. We have a fence that runs between us. And I'm like, well, let me walk over there. And they have a massive tree that had fallen and crashed the entire fence. No idea. I had no idea. I'm talking about big mama tree fell and knocked the whole gate. So Ella just had an open portal to a different world. Yeah. It was wild. I got there and I was like, oh, I'm over there spending two hours cutting trails, putting holes, covering them with rocks. and an entire fence had been demolished by their tree that fell.

And so I'm like, so then I'm just on foot and I climb in their backyard. I climb over their fence in their backyard. I find her and I have to walk her around in the house again. But the tree is so big. And I asked, I said, who pays for this? My neighbor or me? Oh, they do, right? I have so many different responses from people claiming to be insurance agents, lawyers.

And it's probably 50-50. So one of the answers is If it was an act of God Meaning the tree was healthy And an act of God hit the tree Like lightning hit and crashed your fence Both sides just have to pay for their own The other is that the tree was dead

And you could prove the tree was dead And it was neglected by the neighbor That is not an act of God The entire fence is wiped out Which is just funny And look, you know our neighbors You know our neighbors more than I know our neighbors Oh yeah

I didn't know which neighbor it was It was the ones where you were just at their pool. Yeah. Oh, weird. In the backyard. Yeah. And I really don't care. I mean, I'll pay for it, whatever.

Or they can pay for it. I just didn't know the rules. They're very, very, very, very, very nice. Are they very, very, very willing to pay money? I don't even care. I'm not even making it a me versus the neighbors thing. Well, I'm just saying, like, they're reasonable and kind. Because, like, you know, sometimes neighbors may not be.

And they are. Great. Like, level-headed people that would be like, oh, yeah, that's our tree. Well, they got a real nice house. So regardless, I don't want any neighbor beef. I don't want any Hatfield or McCoy type action. But I was shocked to see that a whole tree had fallen and crashed entire fence and was in our yard. And yeah, that was my documentation.

And Amy's trolling me in my comments. OMG. No, because I was following the whole saga. And then. I didn't know there was going to be a saga. I was just posting Instagram stories. Same. I mean, I'm just following along thinking like, oh, Eller squeezing through this tiny hole.

And then come to find out, it was this massive hole, which my initial reaction was just like, OMG, ha-ha, because you cleared all that stuff and did all that. And like, it led up to this. But then I was like, oh, yeah, also, that's terrible. That's very bad. So we can't let them in the backyard. We do have a little side yard. But I guess I got to go over there today and be like, hey, do you notice there's a massive treat?

You want to just text them? I don't know them. I know, but I could, do you want me to text them and be like? You just be like, hey, did you guys know there's a massive tree in your yard that fell onto the gate? Okay. I'll tell her. I mean, surely, how would they not? I thought the same.

How do they not know? Well, I guess just depends on where it is because they may not. Right in the middle of the backyard. Okay. It's right in the butt. Okay. So this is great. So Amy's going to deal with this whole thing.

Yeah. I'll be your insurance agent. I'm happy to even split it. It's not a big deal. I mean. Well, I guess I would want to find out fact. Like, I get, do you put people, these are people in your DMs that are telling you the 50-50s? 500 people.

Okay. All claiming to be an expert. Right, we need an actual expert. But I'm telling you, lawyers, insurance, and they've laid it out, act of God, non-act of God. Well, it's just on your property, so it's your fault. Well, it's their tree. But what was the act of God?

Because there wasn't a storm. When did it fall? Well, there have been storms in the past year. Right. But I don't think it was recent because Ella would have escaped a long time ago. Exactly. But I can't use that in a court. law. No, Your Honor. She would have escaped many months ago. Okay. Yeah. I'm not trying to go to court.

Do you see that judge died, the really nice one? Let me mediate. Which one? The one that's always in social media and it's like, oh, you're sick and you were trying to go to the hospital whenever you got pulled over for doing 130. Well, I'll let you off. And everybody's like, oh, he died. Really? You don't know the guy? No. Yeah, I saw that he passed away because nuggets of wisdom, like clips of him just kept popping up on my feed and I guess that's how I knew. He did seem like a very gentle, compassionate, thoughtful person. Francis Caprio was his name. Was he still judging?

Yeah. Well, he was in the last year, but I'm not sure if he pulled himself off the bench because he was sick. But yeah, he died. I just, he was the Providence Municipal Judge and he was on social media a lot. Morgan, you ever see this Judge Caprio? Yeah, there was always clips of him. Like, I feel like he went viral multiple times.

times, but he wasn't posting it. People just clipped, they would watch his sessions and clip stuff from every time he'd be nice to somebody, which was often. Yeah, it seemed like a good dude. He'd be like, so you're going for your cancer treatment, huh? And you owe $10 million to the bank, write that money off. You just go to your

cancer treatment. I'd be like, well, talking about you. That's awesome. That's it. Yeah. You message to them? Mm-hmm. Okay. I'm texting. I'm just trying to figure out. I'm not trying to start any drama. I know. That's why I'm trying to text with like, hi. Well, I just learned because I'm like,

We just did a segment about Bobby's dog getting out. Turns out it's because a tree fell. From your yard. Wait, so is there one? I have blisters on my hands. I'm not, I've been injured from this. I'm not saying that. Do you have a fence and they have a fence?

No, one fence shared fence. So who put up the original fence? I don't. That's a good question. I didn't put crap up. You know that. I got blisters from doing a little bit of one. I think the fence was probably already up, but I don't know.

Okay, okay. I just didn't know. I know if that mattered. It's a shared fence. And I don't know if it matters which side faces their yard because they have the good side that faces their yard.

Oh. That's huge. That might mean that you built it. Well, not you, but your house. If I can have credit for building the fence, maybe I'll take it. If you all just commit to me putting that fence up. Okay.

Yeah, text them. Let me know what's up. Okay. Appreciate that. You guys can call us if you want. 877 77, 77, Bobby. 877, 77. B-O-B-B-Y.

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What's going on? Oh, this is just a little tidbit for Ms. Amy on the uniforms. Notre Dame uses real 24-carat gold in their helmet. It is not metallic gold. That's all. That's legit. Gold-plated. Yeah.

Like all my jewelry when I was in eighth grade. Oh, yeah. Thought it was real. Yeah. Yeah. Awesome. Hey, John. Appreciate that call, man.

Yeah, thank you. I love that tidbit. And obviously, if that's been part of their thing for, like, forever, then I'm okay with that. Well, I'm glad you're okay with it because they may have changed. But Baylor just adopting it out of nowhere, it just seemed odd. You're really hating on Baylor, huh? Yeah. I did not, I don't know.

And even fans were, maybe, was it like a blackout or something? Is that a thing? Yeah, sometimes teams will do, they're all black. But black is not one of their colors. Black is kind of an everybody's color palette. Should not be. Okay. I love the color black.

Like on a, you know, normal day-to-day outfit. Like a whole black with gold does not work for me on the football field. All right. Appreciate that. Let's go to James in South Carolina, who is going to give us some knowledge on the tree falling. Hey, James. Yes, sir.

You're on the air. Okay. What do you want to say? Oh, I was just letting Bobby know that when you're looking at a fence, fence has a top rail. If the top rail is on your side, that means that fence is yours, whether you put it up or your previous owner put it up. So, therefore, if it fell across, if it was an act of God, more than likely the insurance wouldn't pay for it because it is that act of God, and they have exclusionary clauses for acts to God.

So he would have to submit a prayer to heaven to get payment. but other than that I think Bobby's non-confrontational and pretty cool so I think he'll end up paying for just being quiet I'll pass that along to him he is very cool by the way I know you haven't met him

but lovely guy taller than you think better looking too. So smart yeah very smart too yeah yeah well thanks James I appreciate that I hope you have a great day thank you bye bye see you later I'll let Bobby know he had no idea also that's interesting about that top rail

because that means the back of the fences then means it's your fence. So what's the story with yours? I said the back's on our property. Back is. Okay. Well, I'm still constructing the text. You haven't sent it? No, I still have not sent it. Don't let him change your mind.

He's a caller. He doesn't even know what was me he was talking to. Okay. Who knows? He could have been lying as an insurance adjuster. All right. Probably wasn't, though. Let's do Robin Maryland,

who is going to talk about the fence for a second. Hey, Rob, you're on the air. Goodio. Morning. What's up, buddy? Is this Bobby Bones? Yes, sir. Hey, Bobby, how you doing?

I'm doing pretty good, man. Need a way to keep Eller in the house, huh? Yeah, we're trying. The fence got crushed. What do you think about that? You don't know who exactly earns the fence. So here's the situation. Chopping out a little bit there, Rob.

We lose them. Dang, I feel like we're going to drop some good numbers. knowledge honesty. Do you sound different today? Maybe. Because they're not recognizing you. We won't want to know. Articles want to know. I got a little gravitas to my voice today. Okay. Let's do a few calls then talking about the lottery. This is Rob in Nashville who's on the phone. Let's go talk to Rob. Hey, Rob. Good morning. Studio. How you doing? Morning. What's going on with you? Hey, I've got an idea for lunchbox to help him increase his lottery karma a bit. So I've only been playing the lottery for a couple of years since I moved down here from Alaska.

which I remember is the one state Bobby said he's never been to. You've got to get up there sometime. But what I think lunchbox needs to do is what I do each time I go in and buy tickets. Now, I don't usually start buying until the jackpots get up to the $300 million range. But what I do is when I go in and I purchase my ticket, I tell the clerk who sells me the ticket, I say, now when they draw my numbers tonight, I'm going to come back in here in about three or four weeks,

and I'm going to have a briefcase for you with a million dollars in it. and if I ever hit the jackpot, I will do that because I just think it would be so cool to make someone's life by doing that. So you think if he does that, it'll shift up as he calls the lottery gods? I think so. I think so.

Your thoughts, lunch, well, I mean, I have done that before. When I buy tickets, I tell them, they say, don't forget about me. And I'm like, oh, if I win, I'll come back and see you. Don't you worry. But the first thing you're going to do is quit my job. Forget about them. Yeah.

I mean, I'll forget about it. I mean, I wouldn't even remember their names. I just know they worked there. And I don't even know if I'd be that gas station anymore because I'd be on an island with a mansion. Wouldn't even need gas. You'd have so much money to invent some sort of different non-combustible engine. Really? I could do that? No.

They've been trying forever. Oh. But yeah, I mean, on Wednesday, when I win $1.3 billion that cashier. So wait, no one won last night either? Oh, my goodness. So I knew no one once Saturday. No, we're looking at $1.3 billion. Oh, my.

I know that nobody won last night. The billion dollar powerball jackpot is still on the rise. The prize is surged to an estimated $1.30 billion for the next drawing on Wednesday night. The jackpot has an estimated cash value of $560 million. Wednesday's jackpot ranks as the fifth largest in the powerball game and the ninth largest among U.S. lottery jackpot games. How much are tickets? Oh, you want to do powerball or no, like you got to do... What's the billion?

If you're going to do it, you want to play at all. Right, right. But you can do two or you can do the power play. You can make it more expensive. Scoobo loves the power. I don't want to be greedy. I like the straight ticket. You don't want to be greedy.

You're the greediest person ever met. I know, but it costs extra money. How do we get the $1.3 billion? Yeah, I want to win the big $2. Okay, then what's the power play mean? It means that, like, they do an extra powerball at the end. And if you get, like, if it's yours is five. That's not on the ticket.

Right. And if it's number five and yours is five, you get five times your amount. So you can win $5 billion? You can? So let's say you won the whole thing and then you hit that number. You'd win $5 billion? I believe you would... There's no way.

There's no way. That's how it works. You should know this. I don't play the power because I'm not greedy. You are. But I can't pay the extra money. I'd rather get extra tickets.

Yeah, but... Dude, $5 billion would be crazy. Okay. Power play is an add-on feature that multiplies any non-jackpot prizes you. That's what I said. No, you did. You did not say that.

The 10 times multiplier is only available when the advertised jackpot is $150 million or less. Okay. There you go. Oh, this is such a game changer. I was ready to win $5 billion. Oh, I'm going to, you don't want to win a billion?

There are $2 each ticket to get the play. Yeah, you want to end? I'll do it myself. You don't want to send him to the store? He's cursed. That's true. He's cursed. When Scoobah would play and we get tickets, we would win. Yeah, we do every time.

It's Scoobah's Lucky's balls. We're back in a lot of her laughing at lunchbox, drowning and trying to figure out how to play the power ball. No, I don't play the power. I told you, you're the one that played the power ball. I don't do that, because I'm not greedy. Tell us about the double ball. play lunchbox well you win a godillion dollars if you hit that you own earth

Elon Musk is your B I'm sorry that I don't play I don't have the extra money to play the power ball I'd rather get more ticket you become the president of the United States All right Okay so the question is is someone on the show secretly rich and mostly this comes from Amy noticing some jewelry somebody was wearing. Does any... Okay, go ahead. Well, I didn't know if I...

You can say it. So we have fair game to bring it up? Yeah. Eddie's wearing a Rolex. I've had that for years. Okay, I didn't know if these are, those are my theory. Okay. I have not never noticed it until recently, so I don't know if he just casually wears it and I haven't been paying attention.

You had it on the other day at work. I brought to work? You had it on at work and I felt like, well, this is new. So either, you know, when your dad passed away, he handed it. it down to you or Bobby gave you maybe. That'd be awesome, dude. Or you got it for yourself before you started complaining about how you don't have money for retirement.

Right. Or I'm secretly rich. Is it real? Yeah, it's real. What is it from? The real Rolex. Do you want to tell the story or now? Sure.

Yeah. My dad gave it to me when I graduated college. Oh, okay. That tracks. A long, long time ago. My dad just collect, I don't know. He's just like, at some point in his life, he started collecting watches and he had like three or four Rolexes and he gave me one for my graduation. And I was like, this is awesome.

And I wore it. Dude, when I first got it, I wore it everywhere I went. I went swimming. I went to like, I'd go in a river. I'd go floating with the boys. I'd be wearing the Rolex. I had no idea. Then the older I got like, this thing is amazing. I got to take care of this. So I don't wear it that often. Why were you wearing it to work, you think? No idea. I don't know. Maybe I was going somewhere afterwards. It was it the day y'all were going to the Hyundai plant? That could be it. So do you wear it from like nice occasions when you're with executives? Yes. Smart.

That makes sense. Yeah, we were doing it at a shoot, the Hyundai shoot. It's really weird when I decide to like pull it out and wear. I don't really know the rhyme or reason, but sometimes I'm just like, you know what? It's a Rolex day. That's good. You should use stuff that you have, even if it's nice. I have to tell myself that because sometimes I'll buy a shirt and I'm like, I can't wait to wear this shirt.

I want to pick the perfect event. It's a nice shirt. I'm going to wait. And then I never wear it because I'm always looking for that perfect place. And then it's a year and a half later. I've never worn it and I don't even like it anymore or it doesn't fit. And I waited all this time to find the perfect place and there was never a perfect place. Just wear it.

That's crazy. I like to wear stuff right when I get it. Yeah, I never do. And I don't like for people to notice when I'm wearing new stuff. Because if you say something about something new, I'm like, I've had this thing forever. I don't like you notice I got a haircut. I don't like you notice anything I got new. Really?

Yeah, don't say anything about it. But then if we don't notice, you're like, why do you notice? Not true. Not true with clothes. Not true with stuff like that. Your hair, I feel like sometimes you're like. Would you do that? Would you say like nobody knows my hair today?

Well, the last haircut you got, I think Morgan noticed it right away. And you're like, shout on to Morgan. She's the only one that noticed my haircut. Yeah, I think because it was drastic. Oh. Yeah. So if it's drastic. Okay.

He also yelled at me. He said, don't notice my haircut. Yeah, I was like, don't notice my haircut. Oh, but then the rest of us who didn't notice it. You got in trouble, man. You're not real friends. Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah. Hey, keep flexing that roll leg. Yeah, whatever. That's funny. Okay. I just had not noticed it. What if I was secretly rich? That'd be awesome.

Just be secretly rich, not tell anyone. You do live a rich life. Depends on how you measure it. Do you think, and I think listeners probably think you are secretly rich. Like when you play a character where it's like, oh, I'm a dad of four and I don't have any money. No, that's not a character. No, this is my life. That's the very truth, the reality of my life.

No, no, you're over-exaggerating. No, man. You're amplifying. No, no, I'm not amplifying anything. I have four kids. They are very expensive and everything that I make goes to them. Like, I don't have a lot of money. But you're not to sell that watch.

But you're not amplifying. Whoa, don't sell that watch. Sell that watch. Get a boat. No, that's special. I don't know how much it's worth. I mean, you could get a boat. On that watch?

A small boat. Really? Oh, like a bass boat. A little tracker. Do you want to know what I think the watch would be worth if you sold it? Sure. Do you know what it is? Mm-hmm.

Okay. You've like what? lifted it and Is it like a Pepsi? It's a Pepsi, but it's from the 70s. Yeah. I bet you could get $7,500 for it.

Wow! Probably. That's a lot of money. Not $75,000. No, $7,500. If it was $75,000, would you sell it? Yes. No.

That's your dad. Look, your dad gave that to you. But he didn't give it to you when he died. He gave it to you when you graduated high school. College. College. Yes. Yeah.

I don't know that I can. I mean, yeah. You could take it and get it a praise. I've never, ever thought about selling that thing because, yes, it was a gift for my dad, and I would never want to sell it. You'd tell me $75,000. You'd have to sell it. I'd be thinking about it. For sure.

Because that'd be just money he gave you then. You'd just like at it differently. And I think my dad would want me to have money if I needed money. I think you would want you to have money if you didn't need money. Correct. I would just love you having some money. I think he'd love that. I've been struggling trying to part with this rocker chair thing that my mom gave me.

I could sell it on Facebook Marketplace right now for $200. Which one? It's a little rocker. It's like, it needs. to be painted though, but apparently it was pretty nice. It's because your mom gave it to you. You're struggling with it? Yeah, but I finally decided I'm going to go ahead and list it because I have other things that are more meaningful and special, but she loved that rocker and she was so excited when she bought it and she had it on

her little porch. I got stuff from my grandma that's been hard for me to even throw away, even though it's kind of garbage. Yeah, but I'm thinking at this point she'd be like, just sell it on I think my grandma did say the same thing. But some of her jewelry and stuff, I don't think I could ever part with unless I was 175,000. Yeah. If I was extremely desperate. Even in that case, I'm still...

Your boyfriend's a member of a nice club. Yeah, you're good. Well, I have a job too. Yeah, who cares? He's a member of a nice club. So? Which is awesome, maybe. That's so cool. I just not even know he was a member when I started dating him. That's a good one.

What? My grandma, she played a lot of cards. We played a lot of cards growing up. And so I have this bread bag with all of our old cards. It's like, what I'm ever going to do with that? And I don't pull them out. And I don't even look at it. But I still won't throw it away.

There are a deck of cards in there? Yeah, multiple decks of cards. Yeah. Man, when I was like four or five years old, not only was she teaching me numbers, but she was teaching me numbers while playing cards and teaching me values and even little tricks to not cheat, but manipulate the system.

Wow. At five years old. Like, I remember little things like, look at the bottom of the deck, like little things to telling a five-year-old. Oh, like when you're shuffling, look at the bottom of the card on the bottom of the deck? Like little things.

And then they got way more elevated when I was like 9, 10, 11. But she took all my money from me once and took my Cubs hat and never gave it back. Because she wanted fair and square. She wanted fair and square. She wanted to teach me a lesson that when you lose, people don't give you your stuff back. I was nine, I think. And I lost like $17 and my Cubs hat because I was trying to win it back, my money. And I lost.

I never saw it again. I remember that so vividly. Like, what a lesson. Dude, those right there are the good lessons in life. It sucked at the time. Yeah, but dude, you'll never forget it. Because we used to do a lot of yard sales. So we would stay up all night playing cards,

and then you'd want to be at the good yard sales right when I got daylight because that's when people walked out. Just like, okay, we're going. And you wanted to be there for the first pickings. So we play cards all night. And she'd be like, okay, you want to gamble? We'll gamble. Because I had the itch.

And she took my money. And she never gave me the Cubs hat back. That's so cool. Oh, so sad. Did she ever wear it? What did she do with the hat? I never saw it again. I don't know what happened.

She probably gave it away to some other kid. So you did learn from it though, like not to ever. From then I was in on if I play with it, there's a good chance I'm going to lose it. And I got to play with what I'm willing to lose. Yep. Yeah. And I remember her just flipping cards. And then also being five, six years old, kindergarten first grade, knowing the difference.

And knowing what's bigger. A pair. Three of a kind. Straight. Flush. Full house. Yeah, all the way up. And like having all that in my arsenal.

Dang. and then I learned to cheat a little better when I got older. Good for you, man. Thank you. I got you far. But also, I remember she played bingo a lot, and they outlawed bingo in hot springs and in Arkansas, because I said it was gambling.

And then so she went and ran a van and drove all the old ladies around in the van and played bingo in the back of the van. And they all gambled. It's so funny. Yeah, she was hardcore. So a big shout out. Big shout out to your dad. Shout out.

Big shout to my grandma. Yeah. Grandma. You got a Rolex. I got a deck of playing cards. But some of those cards, they're worth a lot of money. These cards are worth crap. I'm positive. Like my father-in-law has stuff from like Civil War time. Well, that's probably worth.

This is from like, really? 1989. Okay, maybe not. Yeah. Regular cards. It's like an emceehammer cassette and some cards, you know? Let me do a couple of voicemails here. Give me this voicemail, Ray. Last year, I bet 88 cents at the casino and I won $0.

$25,000. This year I went back to the same casino, same machine, bet $0.88 and I won $28,000. You always talk about how you should bet more to win more, but $88 was the minimum bet. Thank you. Have a good day. She hits you with it. Thank you. It happens. That's crazy. Twice. Just once is crazy. Because to win that much on that little, so rare. For it to happen twice is wild. All right, thanks for all the stories. Give me the next voicemail, please.

There is this white, bright thing in the sky, and it caught me weird because there was a plane going east, and this thing was going west, but they were ridiculously close to each other. Then it moved backwards to go back towards the plane once they cross paths. And now it was just kind of floating around him for a while. It was directly above me, but it's definitely moving. I don't know what it is. It's not a satellite, but this is weird. So I'm going with aliens, guys. More aliens.

Morgan, you're the expert? I think it was aliens. I mean, that's what it has to be. Listen, a UFO is something you can't identify. And if it's not a satellite, then it's unidentifiable, meaning that it's aliens. I don't think that. I think you jumped. You jumped a lot of places there.

If you can't identify, it doesn't mean it's automatically aliens. But if you can't identify it, it is a UFO. You can't really define what it is, so you can't say what it's not. But yeah. And here's something else. Okay. You think if an alien wants to come and sneak up on us, they're going to have a bright light on it. Also, we ain't seen them.

They don't have to be in what our eyes can see. Yeah, exactly. They wouldn't be like, look at my light above Disneyland. Oh, turn the light down. Oh, no. Hey, glibglob, turn the light down. They're going to see us. Yeah, yeah.

Let's go with one more voicemail. My husband and I are trying to figure out where our family is going to go for Thanksgiving and Christmas this year. My family lives once stayed over. and his parents live down the street. They are hosting Thanksgiving this year, so they've asked for us to come over with your Thanksgiving because it's a big deal for them. They're finally hosting it.

But we've spent every other holiday this year with them. We'd love to get your thoughts. Yeah, thanks so much. Bye. Did you keep up with that? Yeah, I think if you've already spent every other holiday with them this year, which I'm trying to think of what that might be like Easter, Fourth of July. We just had Labor Day.

Of course. A big Labor Day barbecue. Yeah. then maybe if they don't host often, then maybe you make a special exception and you stay and continue that since they're hosting, like if they're never going to host again. But other than that,

I think you have to split it up and go see the other family. It's not that far. Yeah, I think you split it up regardless of who lives where. If you can do it and you want to, I think you owe it to split it up evenly and not give the advantage to one person because of proximity. Yeah.

Unless you want to. If it's all on you, great. You can make your decision. But you shouldn't be guilted into making your decision based on proximity. I told my wife sometimes, you man, you're so lucky everybody's dead in my family. I know what you're saying. Because y'all don't have to. Yeah, they don't go to his family.

It's all settled. We go with Caitlin's every time, every time for everything. Dead or dead to you. Everybody's dead. Some people are not dead. Some people aren't. You guys aren't dead. Or are you?

I don't know. No, we're not dead. I can't even identify. You're aliens. Okay. Well, yeah. I don't have, my mom's not alive. Right. So it's not like we go to do anything back there. Every holiday we go to Oklahoma. And that's great. And I'm like, I don't think Caitlin looks at it as like. No, and I'm kind of, I'm being a little facetious when I say that, but I'm like, you're so lucky. My mom's dead.

But wait, it's something that you don't have to really worry about. It's dark. It's a dark joke. I like dark jokes. Yeah. But really, there's never a consideration. Like I wonder what we're going to do. We just go hurt. Because I will tell you in my marriage, early on in my marriage, there was a thing. Really? And I'm assuming it's a thing for most people. Everybody was alive. Yeah.

And it's like, well, no, we got Thanksgiving. We need to go to Christmas. And we got a split. Go back and forth. It's tough. Not for us. Not you. Hey, I'm so lucky.

Yeah, I don't. I guess it depends on how you look at it. Like, I wish I had that problem. Wompomp. The problem of going back and forth. Yeah. I don't ever have that. problem. I mean, I have it with like, should I go see my sister in Colorado?

There's that, but it's fine. You might have that problem? No, only his dad's living. Oh, man. So, it's probably got to be easy if everybody's dead. Easier in that part of life. Like, not in general life, but if, like, everybody's dead, you don't have to fight or argue or debate or have it to figure out where you go.

You just stay at your house. True. Now, the other 364 days. of the year. It kind of sucks because you miss your family. Yeah. But it's like, it's not a debate. Everybody's dead, so there's nothing to do. You just do it here. I hate that we're getting older. I know.

I mean, I don't mind it sometimes, but then at these points, I'm like, we're really getting older. Sometimes I play a numbers game to prove that life has just begun. Oh, tell me more. Yeah, yeah, what do you mean? Life has just begun? Okay? Let us in. Don't worry about it. What? Oh, so it's just like a you thing?

It's a song lyric. Oh, that's what I thought. What's what? What's like, What song is it? Stop this train. Oh, I don't know. Yeah, the whole song is about life going by.

That was funny, Amy, because you're like, tell you more, he's like, no, I'm good. Yeah. I'm like, okay, cool. 10 things that are statistically more likely to happen than winning the Powerball jackpot, which, by the way, nobody won, which we talked about. Wednesday, 1.3 billion. There was a one and two hundred. 992 million chance for you to win.

Nobody won. So here is 10 things that you have a better chance of doing. Number one. Having identical quadruplets. Wow. That'd be difficult. All these are more likely to happen than winning the lottery. Number two, getting hit by an asteroid, just straight up.

Oh, that'd be crazy. Number three, being struck by lightning this year. Not even just being struck by lightning, period. being struck by lightning this year. There was a really funny video on one of the golf accounts that I follow and this guy's playing in the storm and it's like golfer gets hit by lightning

have you guys seen it? No. And he goes into his back swing and then a cartoon Lightning McQueen hits him boom and knocks off the TV box. Gets me every time. I'm like, oh golly, ka-ch-ch-ch-ow. See, I feel like the golfing one though or getting struck by lightning is pretty

you can up your chances if you just go storm chasing. But this year... And I think it's just being a random person. Okay. It's not covering yourself in metal. Okay. Wrapping yourself in aluminum foil.

Got it. Being killed in a plane crash. More likely for that to happen than win the lottery. Okay. Becoming the president of the United States. What? Wow. That's crazy.

Dating a supermodel. Writing a New York Times bestseller. No. I've done that a couple times. Cha-ching. Hey, maybe I'm due to win the lottery. Oh my God. Being attacked by a shark.

being severely injured from a vending machine tipping over. Interesting. And dying from a falling coconut. All of those are more likely to happen than winning the power ball. Oh, man. You got to think, too,

that when it finally hits this $1.3 billion, more people are going to play and that it's going to be split by three or four people. And they'll be from California. That's my predictions. They're always from California. Because the state probably is just me making something up,

rigs it so they can keep part of the money. And then two, so many people play because it becomes such a new story. It's not just lottery players to play. Everybody goes in place that you'll have a couple people win. Where is it based out of? California? I don't know where the lottery is based out of. Where is it based on? Watchbox, do you know?

I feel like it should be based out of like, like, if I were to guess, I don't know the answer to this. It'd probably be somewhere Midwest like St. Louis. I don't know that. It's like in the heart of St. Louis. But like somewhere. I never even thought about it being somewhere else than in your state. Well, because you said that like California rigged the lottery. So Powerball.

The game is overseen by the multi-state lottery association, which is based in Iowa. Oh, you were right? Somewhere mid- Midwest. Huh. So, okay, get this. So the M-U-SL, the multi-state lottery association, the main offices are in Iowa, but they have the drawings because of the facility at a headquarters in Tallahassee, Florida. Interesting. Yeah, crazy.

Weird. And one of your, though, how do you get? get the job to be the person that takes the balls out of the machine. What a good job. I don't think they take them out. I think it just sucks. I'm saying they have to turn them to the camera like to make him face perfectly. Like man, what a cool job. I think it's just like if you're a news reporter or an anchor. Like we just to hire somebody to do this. Somebody that has like, you know, a sense of camera skills. Or maybe like bingo. Like you think you can get experienced for playing? No, I think they pay somebody. They probably pay somebody. That job doesn't pay a whole lot of money. So it's probably

somebody local too. Like somebody who works in the office who probably has a PR background who used to do television some sort. That would be my best guess. I want to be the ball person at the U.S. Open. Those are kids. I know. I like their little outfits and... You can wear the outfit. It would just be fun

to like running at the ball and then run back. Did Kramer do that? Is that an episode? Tuesday, Reviews Day. I don't know what I've watched. I don't know what I've even talked about. I watched any given Saturday, probably the last thing that I watched. We went on vacation.

I'm not sure. So I watched that. It was really good. Amy, I think you'd like it. Any given Saturday? It's on Netflix. You sure she'd like it?

I think she wouldn't ever watch it on her own, but if she was forced to watch it, I think she'd like it. And I being forced? No. And also this season's now started, so, but it makes me like care about people

that I would not normally care for. Like I was watching LSU when and normally I don't give a crap about LSU. I root for them when they're playing non-Ssexual. schools, but you know, they're LSU, we're Arkansas. We play each other. We have a big rivalry game. But I'm like rooting for players that were on that series

because I watch them play now and I'm like, oh, let's go weeks. So I don't like that. Because I like to hate everybody I'm against. It's kind of a thing. You see anything Tuesday, Reviews Day? I finished the latest Gilded Age season. Season 3 came out on HBO. I don't know. HBO Max.

I don't watch Gilded Age. Oh, I love Gilded Age. age. It is so good. I give it five out of five engagements. Really? What is it? It's from the gilded age. I shouldn't put too much talking to your five at five. No offense. Sometimes you go a little absurd with your ratings. I've been waiting for this season to come back ever since season

two ended. So it's just my thing. Like I don't know. I really love it. Oh, it's like old school, like men and tuxedoes. Late 1800s. I don't like the color palettes on this. And what are you saying gilded age? Guilded age, because it's that era. The Gilded Age. Five out of five. I give it five out of five because like I, and they left you with a

1882. Cliffhanger. Like I need to know. I'm not saying. No, sir, because then my punishment will be to watch any given Saturday. Oh, sir. Eddie, do you watch anything? Yeah, I finally finished America's team, the Dallas Cowboys documentary on Netflix.

God, it is so good. And I'm telling you guys, you don't need to be Dallas Cowboys fans. It is such a good story of how Jerry Jones bought the Dallas Cowboys. made him into Super Bowl team. It's pretty amazing. I was told I would like it. I'm telling you you would love it because it's just a cool story. And the Cowboys are crazy, man.

Yeah, back to the deck. Also, there was no social media and they were dominating. Dude, they were crazy. And the personalities, yeah. So all those stories are really cool. For me, as a Cowboys fan, to relive those glory days was pretty awesome. But I finally finished it. It's 10 parts.

10? That many episodes? Wow. So it's a lengthy day. So it's a lengthy dock, but it's good. All right. I give it four and a half stars out of five, of course. Lunchbox?

No, I didn't watch anything. Just episodes of things, and that's it. It's eight, by the way. Eight. I watched Cot Stealing in theaters. That movie with Austin Butler, Bad Bunny, and Zoe Kravitz. Oh, yeah. The preview look good.

It's really good. It's really intense and violent. And I feel like if you have a short attention span, it'd be good for you because it keeps changing, like, every 10 minutes. Like, something else happens. Something else happens. I was like, all the way through, like, 90 minutes. I was like, dang, it's already over. That's a good movie time, 90 minutes.

Yeah. Yeah. Okay, what do you give it? I give it four out of five baseball hats. Why? Why a baseball hat? He's an ex-baseball player. Austin Butler is?

Yeah. I was looking at some pictures of him. I guess, is he playing a boxer or something in a movie coming up? I think so. Or he did a photo shoot in like boxing shorts. Dude, it's ripped up. I was like, Godly, respect. Yeah, like the first 15 minutes of this movie, he's just like in his underwear the whole

time. Dang. Okay. You're like dang what? Jealous. Yeah, it's like those good. He's good looking. Like, dang.

I think the same thing, like the work you had to put in to have that. Yeah. And you see everything. So you're like, dang. Like penis? Yeah. What? You see everything?

You can see the outline of it. It's in underwear. Yeah, but I don't trust that. Outline, I don't trust that. Because I can make a huge outline. Sure. Okay, guys. You can.

That's just a quarter roll. It's the same as stuff in your bra, Amy. Same deal. Okay. Yeah. Okay. Not that we know. No, not that we know about that.

Morgan, you see anything? Yeah, I did. I did. I finished ball. on Amazon Prime. Bobby, you'd love it. It gave me the same feelings as Lioness. It's... Ooh, what's it called? It's called Ballard. She's in the LAPD, and she does cold cases. It's so interesting. I give it 4.5 out of five badges. And then I also watched Black Bag, the movie that I think you guys watched. I like that. It was interesting. It was short, huh? Yeah. It was the guy

from the agency. Michael Fassbender. And he, it's like, it's kind of like a riddle, kind of. Yes. Is he in, like, MI6? They're agents. I never quite figured out where, but it was definitely indie agents is kind of the vibe that I got. I liked it, but I definitely, it was like right at the end where I finally was like, okay, this movie's really good. Yeah, same. I liked it. Yeah, it just took the whole time for me to get there.

So I'd give that one 3.5 out of five guns. The difference in MI5 and MI6? I don't know. Sounds like a firecracker. Oh, no. It's British. It's like we have FBI and CIA. Oh, okay.

Oh, so. MI5 is basically FBI. It's their version of domestic. And MI6 is international. Because they're always, are you remember MI5 or MI6? And I never knew the difference. I don't even know there were two different ones.

I just would take the number for what it was worth. And there's no MI7. You know what MI is? Mission Impossible. That's what I thought. I think it's military intelligence. I don't know. I don't know.

That makes more sense. I would vote that. I don't know. Let me look it up. More than mission impossible. It's military intelligence. Wow. MI5 and MI6 stands for military intelligence.

Mission Impossible does work though. Yeah, man, that'd be cool. With the number designated MI5 is U.K.K.'s domestic and MI6 is the secret intelligence service to foreign. I had to look that up a couple weeks ago, so it's not something I was, I knew. Or did I even think when they said MI5 or MI6 that was different? I would just hear it and think, oh, that's the MI thing. That's funny you would look those up.

I wouldn't even think about looking that up. I would just take it for what it is. MI5, MI6, cool. But you're like, what does that mean? And I wish I was more like that. I think I'm genuinely curious, but you have things, too, that I don't do. You know what I like to do? I like to Google, like, if I watch a documentary, I Google the street.

Like, what does that look like now? The street? The Google image on maps? Yeah, like, I was watching the yogurt shop murders. And so I was like, Google Street. Like, well, where is that now? And where is that shopping center? So I'll try to find it.

I don't do that. That's the dumb crap I do. I don't do that. Thank you guys. We're going to go. I hope you guys have an awesome day. Check out the full Bobby Bunch. podcast if you're watching on YouTube. It's up and we'll see you guys tomorrow. All right, bye everybody.

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