The Bobby Bones Show - Tuesday Post Show (08-02-22)

Episode Date: August 2, 2022

Bobby shares some listener reviews of his new TV show “Snake in the Grass”. He talks about the top questions people asked him during the press tour and how he was surprised so many people stayed up to watch it. A man who got caught speeding at 161 MPH, a new TikTok trend where people are requesting wheelchairs to get through airport faster and Eddie says Movie Mike was wrong about a movie review. ***SPOILER ALERT***: At the end of this, we talk about Snake in the Grass.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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No? Spoilers, you're good. Okay, cool. Here is Cira from Maryland. It is after midnight here on the East Coast, but I am just too wound up to go to sleep after watching that incredible episode of Snake in the Grass. No spoilers, but Bobby, I've just got to know.

Did the snake fool you this week? Or were you on to them? I'm so excited for the next episode. I hope you guys have a great day. I was on to them very late. Not going to say much about it. What we'll do at the end of this post show is we'll talk and do a recap of the show with spoilers, but we'll not do it now.

And we'll let you know before we get into it so you can turn it off if you haven't watched it yet. but I three-fourths of it I was on the wrong person I caught it before the snake pit and I feel like if I find out if I can figure it out during the snake pit it doesn't count for me

I need to figure it out beforehand because I get to ask a lot more questions than you see on TV because I'm in the snake pit for like 40 minutes with them and so you see seven or eight minutes and anything that actually is something that could prove something they'll put in there but it's mostly just white noise

I'm asking a lot of stuff if you don't get anything from it so if I figure you're down in the snake pit, I will never say I knew it. I need to know it by watching. And I'll tell you, I didn't know it till near the end-ish before the snake pit, but we'll get to that later. Let's go to Hannah from OKC, who is on the voicemail line. Go ahead. I was listening to the podcast where you had an unknown number texting you and you didn't know who it was. And I don't know how celebrities to it, but if somebody is registered in cash app or

Venmo, you can type that phone number into your cash app or Venmo and it will bring up their name and you'll know who it is without having to ask. Love the show. So, and I saw this and tried it, but I couldn't get it to work on Venmo. Because I found a number and just typed it. I don't know where to type it in. Believe it in Mo, I don't know.

I'm sure she knows something I don't know. Like under the search tab? Yeah, I mean, yeah, you search for people and businesses. Yeah. I did that. Can you? So let me type in Lunchbox's number. I'm not going to say it out loud, but let me see,

it's 918. Yeah, it doesn't. It's not on. Is it 911? No. I forgot your number. Good. Well, my thought behind it would be your contacts that are saved.

But I don't have a contact. I don't know them because it wouldn't be a contact. But you just make up a name that you, like you save it in your phone as something. And then when you go to your Venmo, will it show up as the same because the number is saved in your phone and registered? Like if you transfer your contacts. Yeah, I don't know. Let me try Cash App. I don't know if that.

Mike, what do you think about that? when I was doing this press tour for Snake in the Grass and I did a reel on my Instagram I was like this is what a press tour is like and I show all the cities that I go into and they keep feeding me into local news channels and I'm doing these interviews and I don't know

two at every five would be like hey what's up with this person you're texting you don't know who it is and I was like how do they know about this it's a weird question I liked it because it wasn't the same thing like hey you think you can spot a liar and I know they've only got six minutes

They're doing what they do. That's the go-to? Well, the go-to would be like this. I'd go on. It would be like, you know, Frank and Albuquerque. Not a real person. It's a real city, but I don't even know that I was there on the press store. And Frank would be like, all right, let's welcome Bobby Bowds, a snake of the grass.

Hey, man, just checking out a preview of the show. It looks pretty remarkable. But I can tell you, working in media, I can spot a liar a mile away. And so they would do that. And every time they would do that, I would go, okay, so I'd mess with them. And I'd be like, oh, that's awesome. I say, yeah, you know, you seem like somebody that could probably talk to someone and quickly understand if they're telling you the truth or not. I said, you know, similar for me.

And, you know, it's just been crazy over the past couple of months. I've been traveling so much. But it's wild to me that we're in a studio, like right down the road from you guys, but we couldn't come over and do it in person for some reason. Oh, well, first did we heard of that. Because I'm lying. You couldn't catch it! Got them. I do that crap.

I think it's hilarious. It's funny. So did that, did the press tour, and they kept asking about the text. So maybe Cash App's different. Cash App, you always got to put the money sign in. I always forget that. I don't have that one. I don't know what that is.

It's same. It's same as Venmo. I think Venmo is probably the Coke. Cash app's probably the Pepsi. Oh. What's PayPal? What's the Zelle? So PayPal not the same because PayPal you can actually buy stuff with.

Like it's a method of payment. I use PayPal to buy. Like checking out. Yeah. Like you can use American Express, Visa, PayPal. So that's PayPal, but then Zell. Oh, yeah, Zeeley. They just don't have commercial. Zeeley? I think it's Zell.

Zell. You don't listen to this guy. Did you say Zee? Is that why I said that back? Yes, he said Zeele. I mean, Zell is like Dr. Pepper. Oh, that's good. Regional, meaning a specific bank, but there's, right, isn't Zell, at least it start with a single bank and now it's like spreading?

Yeah. You see Chase. Chase was the only one that had it and then it became a bigger thing. Nice. Hey, but Dr. Pepper's a solid national now. There might have been a zeli. commercial during your show last night. I'm pretty sure. Zell. I said Zeeley.

I didn't, one pain. I went to the, and I saw it written on the screen. So we can't fault him for looking at a word and pronounce it. Well, let's been set on the show. We've said it. When I see it, I see Zili. Okay. That's cool. But it's been set on the show. It's like stubborn grandpa.

Like, that's not how you say, Grandpa. You can't beat up the cloud. I don't care how angry you are. Yes. How times you get to bed last night? Oh, man. It was 1130. I was surprised. I had so many friends texting me last night that stayed up to watch it. And I was like, guys, I barely stayed away.

And so I was very appreciative that people were like, hey, man, that was really cool. Or, hey, I missed it. Or I have one friend that every time claims they get it right. It's so annoying. And then gets it wrong? Oh, no, he said he got it right. Yeah, he's like after the episode. He's like, hey, nailed it again.

I know who that is. Do you? Yes, of course. What letter? M. No. Oh. M signs.

Oh, no. No, he would totally do that. He had already seen, I already sent him a preview like a month ago of that episode. That's funny. Hey, tea? It started, this is what happened with my friend Mike Science. He texted me. He's like, a picture of it.

And he goes, already put the kids in bed, staying up later than normal, ordered a pizza. And it started, he goes, oh, I've already seen this one. I said, well, not throw away the pizza. Because you got the special occasion. Can't do that one. But, yeah, it was cool. It was on last night. I hope you guys liked it.

Thank you so much for, I had so many people tweeting me and putting me in the mentions. And just really cool. we'll do a spoiler, a full spoiler one coming up in just a little bit. Okay, let's do voicemail number four, please, Ray. Johnson playing live in the studio. I'll tell you that he's probably the only artist. I appreciate the call. He is incredible, but he's not the only artist.

I was going to say, only one? Have you listened? Yeah, I mean, there's Dan and Shay. There are some that come in that aren't probably as good, but there are a lot that are really freaking great. so I love the idea of why you called to compliment Cody Johnson because I agree he's awesome and also way nicer than I expected

didn't really know Cody the only time I had ever been in the same area-ish with him was in Texas and I went to go say hi after the show I told him his live show was so good but he lives in Texas and was already on the way back home because he's not home very often so I missed him completely and they came in and again they don't live in Nashville and it's the rare country music experience

where the person doesn't live here but his whole crew was here because they were playing the next night in town in Nashville. And so they came in and asked scuba. I was like how, because I asked scuba, like, how is he?

How are the people? Because sometimes the people are short or tired or not nice. Mostly they are. And I was like, how is it? And he was like, dude,

they're awesome. I'll be the judge of that. And so they came in. They were awesome. Cody was awesome, super nice. Even between segments, it was like hanging out,

it was like talking, was like showing me stuff. And then his crew came in because they had a whole setup. And it was like, A pit crew. The way they came in, unplug, plugged, plugged, wrapped, box. That was amazing.

Out to door. And they were so nice. So kudos all around to Cody Johnson and his team because they were just lovely to have here. And Cody was lovely to talk with. All right. Let's see. A man was caught doing double the speed limit in New Hampshire. The speed limit was 70 miles an hour.

He was driving a sports car, 161. I don't have any interest at all even experiencing what that might. feel like. Because I feel like a pebble sends you spiraling. Oh, one little petal pebble. Like a football thrown like a spiral. Your car goes twisting through the air. Or a banana? What do you mean? There's a banana on the road? Oh, you slip on it? You're done, dude. That happens. A man was arrested after a state trooper clocked him going more than twice. The speed limit on I-93. He was behind the wheel of an orange sports car, 161, went past a state trooper.

Not even a machine that reports back in the mill yet a state. That state trooper had to be like... What just happened? Like either he's like, I need to stop this guy because he's hurt or his pants got tight. He's like, oh, wow. Let's go. Because how do you even catch a guy? I was to say, how do you catch him?

That's exactly my thought. Like their cars don't go that fast. No chance. I imagine you take off after them and throw the lights on. And if it's a straight, straight road, the guy probably sees him, even if it's far back with lights on. Or he calls ahead. but I would imagine even though it doesn't go 160 his car, he could probably get up to 110 pretty easily.

And that's not going to run right beside it, but that's close enough to throw the lights on. He could see him unless he's going on some big curves. It's an interstate. Not a lot of huge curves on interstate. You got to remember that. So you can usually see a good distance on an interstate. But if you're going 161, you think,

oh, they're not pulling me over. You've got someone else. You're going to even thinking about getting spoiled. You're not looking at the rear view. You're looking at everything in front of you. Mike, is that a corvette? I don't know anything about cars. It's got like a V on it.

Is it awesome? Probably a Corvette. It doesn't look crazy. I don't. It could be a Corvette. It's either a V or like an arrow or something on the front of it. Why do they sell cars that go that fast? It is, Mike.

It's a 2021 Chevrolet Corvette. Why does that go that fast? I mean, vets fly, dude. But why does it go 161? I mean, a lot of sports cars go that fast. Like, Lampos go that fast. Ferraris go that fast. But why if it's a street legal car, they can get licensed.

I'm saying, like, how can you buy a car that goes that fast when you can't even drive it that fast? You can go to raceways and race. It goes 194 miles an hour, they say. On a long enough track, it goes up to 194. Anyway, that dude, what happened? What do you think should happen to him, maybe, if they pull him over right then? What should happen? Oh, he has to go to jail.

He put everybody's life in danger by doing that. Handcuffing jail? Do you think the cough's like, buddy? You're flying. Oh, cuff him and stuff him? Yeah. I don't know that he's like, needs to be cuffed, but. What do you mean?

You're not going to to jail. You're not going to You're not going to put him in the back seat without cuffing. You don't carry him like going across like he just got married. Do you think he should lose his car? Yeah.

Let me think about this for a second. 191. No, no, 164. You got a ticket at twice legal limit. Get rid of it. I think he get for sure gets reckless driving. He probably I would say gets

I don't know this is true but I put like a suspension for three months. You get your license taken away for a year, car suspension for three months. You have. have to have a governor put on it or whatever, you know, so you can't speed anymore.

Great idea, you mean. And then also you have to complete a certain amount of hours of community service to even get your car back. And you set the governor to 30? No, because on the highway you drive that Corvette 30 miles per hour you're forced to. I like that. You take one of the tires off, one of the wheels. It's illegal to go below 35 on the highway. Then don't drive on the highway.

Sorry, buddy. You can only stay in the neighborhood, buddy. Okay. There are reports of a TikTok travel hack, where people are requesting wheelchairs just to get to the airport faster. I've thought of this. I've thought of this because...

No, no, no, it's not wrong. Yes, it is. Please tell us how it's not wrong. I'm going to tell you why. To fake... For people that really need it. Because if you're running late and you get to the airport,

I always see people when you're waiting in line at TSA, the people in wheelchairs get to skip the line, they go straight to the front. Why? Why do they get to go to the front? They even get to get on the front whenever they board the plane, not just TSA. Right, which is crazy to me. Longer to board.

No, no, okay, but why do they get to go through TSA? Why don't they wait in line just like everybody else? So they can show up whenever they want, and they know they're going to the front of the line. I bet they would trade whatever's put them in a wheelchair. He's mad at handicapped. I would just say, you know what? Something that's not awesome has happened or they were born with it. And now, let's just give them a bonus somewhere else.

Have you ever had to wheel somebody through the airport and do that whole process? Who? He's making it out. My kids. He thought too much about it. Let's just say. I'm just saying it is so ridiculous that they get to go skip the whole TSA line. Come on.

Wait in line like everybody else. One time I was traveling with my dad and he had to be in a wheelchair and we skipped all the lines and it was awesome. Exactly. It's what I'm saying. You can literally show up whenever you want and don't worry about TSA. Eddie, next time we go to the airport, I'm going to stick you in a wheelchair and watch you skip the line. We can do that. It was funny.

Mine was valid and it was a perk. Like it was a perk for going through something difficult. You're not going through any. anything difficult. You just literally get up to hand him your license and you sit back down. It's so stupid. I don't even know why I argue with him when I know he's not. There's no reasoning.

And then be like, prove I'm not hurting. Exactly. They can't. They can't. Prove it. Hey, buddy, prove it. They start hitting me in the news. I mean, literally, anybody can just grab a wheelchair, throw someone in it and skip the

law. Or you just get in it yourself and go. Have you ever flag down one of those golf carts to ask for a ride? Huh? No. I did once only because I was in a hurry to make a, like I was either going to Haiti or coming back from Haiti. All I know is I was in Miami and I needed to catch that plane.

They go slower though than humans. No, they beeped everyone. They get my head and they're like And I'm like, this person was aggressive and they hooked. It's so annoying when they beep at you. We made it. Move to the right. Move to the right. Get out of my way. There's a walkway. Find your own path.

Hey, you know those walkways that go super fast? They're like escalators but they're flat. Yeah. So how can people choose not to get on those? You can go faster than one of those if you're in a hurry. Right. If you're not in a hurry, it can it? It can slow you down if people are standing on it?

Yeah. Can I, we need to talk about that. Etiquette. People, idiots. Don't get on there and just stand. If you're going to get on there, you have to walk. No, you can stand to one side. It even tells you stand on the right.

It's so annoying. No, you can stand on the right. It's like a car. There's not enough space. There is. Oh, my bag hits people in the leg all the time. Are you running through bow-legged? Like, like a cowboy.

Arms wide open. Yeah, my bag is behind me. And sometimes, you know, it clips or ankle or whatever. I'm like, guys, what are we doing? Standing on the walkway, get off of it. I actually think it's probably nice for some people. Yeah, I like it. I'll stand on it. I'll be like, I like that.

You guys are all for the... I just don't understand the people that don't even use it. They're like, I'd rather walk. Let me guess. Lunchbox is the person that takes the stair escalator things and also climbs them. No, I just take the stairs next to it because I don't want to stand on the escalator. It's annoying. See, here we go.

Okay. Why? I don't understand what you just said. You take the stair. There's usually stairs right next to the escalator, and I usually go down the stairs. Oh, it depends. If it's packed with people and I'm in a hurry, I don't go down the escalator. Exactly.

But that's why it's there. That's what I'm saying. I feel like lunchbox would be annoyed at people that take the escalator and stand. You'd rather go with a big bag. It's there to stand on. No, no, I don't get mad at people to stand on the escalator. That's different. Oh, it's actually the same thing.

Movie Mike was wrong about Jurassic World. Oh, yeah. Controversial statement. Is that Eddie? That's me. Okay. Let me tell you. I trust Movie Mike when he does reviews.

But we. bought, well, I didn't buy it. My son bought it. I made him buy it because he wanted to watch it. And I think it's on Disney Plus, or one of those that you can buy on. We watched it, Bones. I thought it was great. I'm going to go ahead and say it's my favorite Jurassic movie. And Mike said it was the worst Jurassic movie. Mike, you want to defend yourself here? Yeah, Eddie's wrong. I think he watched the wrong movie. You stay awake the whole time? Hey, Jeff Goldblum, 1922. Is that when it was? Goldblum was in it. Goldblum's in it. Laura Dean's in it. Dern. Whatever. She's in it. The old guys

in it and dude, you're talking T-Rex's fighting in a city? Legit. So stupid. Yeah. I stand by it. It's a 2.5. This is the guy that drug us all to see Fast and Furious 9 and said it was amazing. But he didn't say it was amazing. I didn't say he were going to love it. It was a good time.

Yeah, he said it was dopey is going to be a good time. This is dopey as well and awesome. Buzz, you got to watch it. You would love it. I don't watch any of those. I don't watch movies. I don't watch movies. I'm not too good for it, but I don't watch movies. These dinosaurs look so real, man. Are they real? I heard the real ones that used it. In the city. They look real.

Okay. You don't believe me? No. A fire construction worker uses an excavator to destroy luxury homes. Oh, man. Why? Is this guy that was just upset because he was fired? Oh, man.

She is. I mean, You just know, I know. You just know if you do this. I understand you're upset and you want to do something and lash out and let them know. But then you're going to go to jail or you're going to have to pay. And it's going to last way longer than you're, you're going to be angry. They don't think about that.

A disgruntled excavator operator who allegedly got fired by their employer recently took revenge by destroying several luxury homes. The 59-year-old man has been charged with mischief and slapped with the fine after a viral video circulating online shows him using an excavator to severely damage properties. Police officers who arrived on the scene just after 9 p.m. discovered significant damage. It was only after a video recorded by a local went viral. I wish they talked about what he did. Like took the bucket and slammed it.

Like I want to I want to see that Yeah because the fine wasn't that much If it's fine only this much I'll probably tear a couple houses down too I got fired Um Scientists claim there's a 10% chance

Someone will be killed by space debris In the next decade Oh my Mostly because we're putting so much stuff up there Oh man he goes in that house hard I can't believe he's only only got those fines Oh the house is really nice Well he takes the freaking claw hand

Right boom right the second story wall Oh yeah He's only fined five thousand bucks That is cool. You got some sort of like mischief. That had to have felt good. I've booked a flight to go up and do this. That's crazy.

Yeah, I take it all back. It's kind of cool. Yeah, you got it. Have you got it? So yeah, there's so much crap in space now that we're putting up there that scientists are now like heads up. Stuff could be falling. And somebody will get hit by it, apparently. So you're just going to be walking on the street and then someone's going to hit you in the head?

Yes. Yes. New York State officials find polio in suburbs wastewater. I saw this. Go ahead. I mean, I don't know what polio is, but I just know it's like an old disease. Yeah, it's gone now. Well, for the most part, because of vaccines.

Love the vaccine. You know me. The discovery was made from samples in New York City about a month before. Polio is a spinal core disease, I believe. It gives you like, it shuts you down, like paralysis. Because I remember seeing like the present, like polio with the president. Oh, that's right. That's right.

I believe that's what it is, a spinal cord disease. But no cases have been identified, but they found it in there. Wow. So there is. that. I think that's it for here. We'll talk quickly about the show last night. If anyone has something they would like to say, we're now going to spoil. Last night's snake in the grass. If you want to turn this off, you can turn it off because we're going to spoil it. Spoil, spoil, spoil, spoil. It's not like we're ruining the end of a great movie. It's one episode

of a show. Spoil, spoil, spoil, all right. Now we can go. Lunchbox. I'm ready. Okay. So I had the snake wrong because I picked Trish because they were not showing her doing anything wrong. So I thought they were doing that on purpose, like, because I didn't know. And so I was like, they're not going to show her messing up because she's the snake. And so I was like, that's why she's the snake. But what did I tell you? Well, now, they literally won't hold stuff back and they won't put stuff in there. After you told me that now, I'm like, okay, going into it, I was like, oh, they're going to be smart and not show me them messing up or trying to throw a mission. And so when she was not shown a lot doing anything, I was like, that's obviously

the snake because they don't want to show her sabotaging. She was lovely, by the way. I think I've used that wear like four times today because I just mean it. She was awesome. And she was on Survivor maybe? Yes. Because she had a bit of a history on a show, but she wasn't really as that with us.

I mean, she wasn't, the other guys they all brought in, they were Survivor players. She's the blonde one? Yeah. Yeah, she was real. Pilates instructor? I don't remember that.

But I just remember she was real nice. And I don't meet them before they're on. And I don't know who the snake is, and they don't know they're playing the snake in the grass until they get to me. At what point did they find out again? Right when I tell them. at the beginning of the show. Except the snake knows a couple hours before.

Yeah, yeah, that's what I mean. When does the snake find out? See, this is why I'm always like, all right, because you start the show off by saying like, all right, here are the rules. And then you tell the rules what you're going to do. And then you're like, but someone's the snake. And then always someone's like, what does that mean? Yeah.

Well, because they really, well. Or do they know when they're acting like they did? Last night, I didn't notice this, but last night, the snake, John said that first. Correct. He was like, wait, what? And I was like, oh, now that I know you're the snake, you're a terrible actor. But I saw him do that. And I thought maybe he just really wants to know

And that is how they're reacting Dude, the best thing is watching it twice To just kind of see how they played being the snake Because he was the first one I was like one of you guys is a liar One of you guys is like wait what are you talking about I can't believe somebody would lie What does that mean?

So talk more about that and expand on that So very interesting Yeah and he had all the tattoos Where I figured him out was the clue that said aim high Because I thought I knew that Sean shorter guy

had been in the military. MMA guy. But he, according to him, wasn't in the Air Force. So I was on him for a minute when it was aimed high. Him or John. But John wasn't Air Force, right?

He was. Was it Air Force exactly? Okay. And he had a American flag tattoo that I saw because once they said where they wear their heart on their sleeve,

I started looking for hearts on his arm. But that wasn't it. That's funny. You're playing the game even though you're just hosting it. The whole time I'm playing it because they don't even let the crew know. And one of the things I said on my Instagram last night was,

except for like three people, nobody knows. And so the people that aren't on the shoot in the pit, in the snake pit, whatever, they go into the tent and everybody gets popcorn and they all gamble on who's going to be the person. Oh, that's funny. That's good. Even like Caitlin would come to a couple shoots, and they would all sit and watch and they're all just like 10 bucks as that dude.

Because nobody knows. That's good. So it's like the mass singer because you have to keep it on a raps or else, then it ruins it. And I would probably even say, subconsciously ask questions differently if I knew. Yes. And I'm glad that now I know that they don't just hide things so I can play a little bit better next time because this time I was way off because she really didn't have any

thing that she did wrong. So I was like, oh, she's a snake. If there's something substantial to the story, they put it in. If there's something that makes people think they are or aren't, they put it in. Okay. So, hey, I was on last night, 1110, and it'll be on next week. Now I got a question. When they were going through the I just said Levinton now, because I don't know time zone. The ruins or the Mayans, whatever, searching for those gold nuggets. What were those things? things on their legs. They had like a little rubber.

Oh no, they were just, just pads in case the rock fell on them. Shingard type things. Got it. I didn't know. Or snake. A lot of times we wore snake protectors in case one popped struck you. Oh, like real snakes. Yeah. So probably.

Did you see snakes out there? Yes. Really. And I'd be like, oh, look at that. I'd be like, oh, I know snakes. I'm from Arkansas. I'll look at that snake. And they'd be like throwing the president in the back of a car when if somebody's like

firing at them. Like throw, like, that's a stupid. Serpents. And I'm like, oh, crap. Okay, so yes. But we had people that went the day ahead to look for like different areas where the snakes could be like beds, nests. And they would say, okay, this area is clear. Then that morning they'd go ahead again. And then they'd go with us as well just to make sure that they watched before. They watched the day of and they watched with us. And we had somebody with us. If we were out in the field, there was a snake person with us the whole time. Wow. So while they're hiking, are you following them like in a helicopter, like seeing what

they're doing? Or are you just kind of somewhere else? And the thing is, too, they can't talk at all unless they're on camera. They are not allowed to communicate in any form whatsoever unless the camera's on. Interesting. Because they don't want anything coming out. So as soon as it's like, all right, that scene's over, ice, everybody has to go on ice, they say. And they split apart and they cannot do anything without a camera. So that's like, I noticed they all wear this cool necklace.

Did you get one of those? There's a microphone in that necklace. I'm an idiot. Yeah. Like, I was wondering, I'm like, they all have cool necklaces. You never seen Bachelor in Paradise? No. No.

No, I have not. Have you seen the schedule for episode one? Like how much it's playing this week? On what? Okay. USA? Yeah, but tonight it's on USA, but then it's also on Bravo. Mine said sci-fi.

And then tomorrow, episode one is on again on USA. And then... I'm going to be so much more mildly famous. That's going to be awesome. No, even this weekend, because I'm wondering... Because like, for the sneak peek and last night, like, we just... I was already asleep, but we turned... TV on so things were rolling

so you get credit but like what if you get... That's not how you get credit. You don't get credit for that. Why? You don't get credit for just having a TV on. On that channel? On the show? What is it measuring eyeballs? Well, I don't know how it works either, I can't say because it's, I can't do it. You want me to get into the weeds on this, but...

No, that's not how it works. If you DVR it and you play it back, it will recognize that. Oh, I like you know. Or what about recording? Oh, it's better to DVR it? If you're not going to watch it, I would rather you DVR... Well, I No, I would. I just can't get in trouble. I can't get me in trouble. We don't want to do that. Let me tell you what I did.

Okay. You don't have to tell me if it was right or wrong. But I'd already seen the episode because you said it to me like weeks ago. And so I would turn it off and turn it on again. Yeah, that's wrong. And then turn it off and again and be like, oh, these are all clicks. That's like calling a 900 number being like, well, that's a good idea. 399 in the first minute.

So I hung up every first minute. No, that's $3.99 every time. Oh, whatever. We're out. Thank you guys. Have an awesome day. Morgan number two, had something. Morgan, go ahead.

I'm sorry. I was just going to say that I felt pretty good about our tutors and a lie game. I've been getting those right. So I was like, oh, I want to see if I can get it right when I don't know them. And so I was doing the social promo for the show to get people to watch. And I guessed it was John. I was like, it's going to be John. I have a feeling.

And I watched the show and I was right. And it was John. I knew it from the promos because he was a little bit of a dech bag. Oh. I felt it. So probably, I don't know, tell me if I could be right here. probably went one from four and just got 25% lucky. Hey, you know what?

Maybe, but I'm going to watch the rest of it if I get them off. I bet you're pretty good. Hey, I nailed it every time. I'm just kidding. Hey, I felt pretty good. She's that friend. No, I felt really good about that one because I guessed it before the show and then the show happened.

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