The Bobby Bones Show - Tuesday Post Show (10-26-21)

Episode Date: October 26, 2021

Bobby starts talking about the aftermath of today’s “World’s Hottest Shot” and how it was like an emergency room scene. Bobby talks about how he ended up getting some of the shot in his eye because it was on his hands…and had to do a segment of the show without being able to see. Bobby also updates everyone on his fantasy football bet from last night. Bobby also votes for the CMA’s during the post show. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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I did not know we'd make it to this part of the day. I thought maybe we were going to cut the show after Amy drank the shot because it turned into... It's crazy. Oh, boy. It was like a disaster had happened here. I mean, in every way, things were going wrong.

I've never been in an emergency room before when stuff's going really bad, but that's what it felt like. And I learned how I would react in a bad situation, and I froze. I didn't know what to do when I saw Amy struggling over there and then Bone starts struggling it was crazy Eddie you were no help I really wasn't

So let me just say a few things In case you haven't heard the radio show from today A couple of months ago Maybe a couple weeks ago I'm not sure the timeline here Months years weeks Someone said hey we found this shot online It's the hottest shot you could possibly do

We thought it was tequila at first Just like talking about it It's making me try Amy, I got a video you don't want to see. You don't want to see this video. And so, we were like, order the shot. Let's do it on the air.

I don't drink, so I got taken off. Like, Morgan doesn't eat meat. So she stayed off when we did the meat. What do we eat? I don't even remember what the meat was. Oh, it's a bug. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. It's a bug.

So everybody's on the wheel, and we're spinning it, and it lands between Amy and Eddie, and we flip a coin. Because the wheel was broken. And Amy calls the coin flip. and misses and loses. Yeah.

And so she has to take the shot, which, by the way, when I was smelling the shot, it burned my nose to smell it. It was that hot. So I knew it was trouble. And everyone was kind of joking yesterday. Like, oh, I'd like to win. I'd get to drink it worth.

I was never joking that. No part of me ever joked that. Maybe these guys. I did for sure. We should have joked that. So we had this shot. And in this shot was a glass bottle, but it was full of peppers as well,

which I didn't notice. Like those ghost peppers. Carolina Reapers. So I pour it in. Amy takes the shot and she... You said, you said you said

act like you're in college We're in college section I forgot about that There's been so much mayhem since then I forgot about how we set it up I'm going back because that I did I channeled like you know 21 throw it back

have a good time be a good sport so I threw that thing back like it was 19 or 2001 or something so then just talk me through what happened because on the

there starts to be a lot of screaming. I know at one point I screamed like really aggressively because I thought I was going to die. What I thought you were going to die? And then he goes, Eddie goes, I don't know what to do. I really didn't know what to do, man. I thought I was like, I don't know what's happening to my body. I've never, I've sort of, you know, had a chip stuck in my throat before and like, you kind of freak out in that moment of desperation. I'm like, am I going to choke?

You swallowed it. Where did you feel it hit you first? I don't. In your throat, in your stomach, in your chest. Your mouth. Throat and then face, because it immediately, it was so disgusting that it immediately came back up. Like, I swallowed it, but it came back up. Gross or hot?

You say disgusting. Hot. I wouldn't say it's disgusting because I like. Well, you just said it was disgusting. That's why I wonder why you went there was disgusting. Probably because all the feelings that gave me. vomiting. So, and being nauseous is disgusting. Yes. So that is where that adjective comes from. I would say that at that point, when it started to come back up, it was burning everywhere.

My throat, my esophagus, my stomach, my nose coming out all over my face. My face felt like I hear to here, I feel like I got a chemical peel. Like from your nose to your chin. Yes. And right now I have a milk mask on. Because all the the milk you've put on your face. Cooling it because milk is calming it down. You run out of here. I don't really remember. It was extremely intense when you started screaming.

Yeah, I didn't mean to. I just was like, I don't know what's happening to my body. I thought in my mind, I was like, this is going to be so bad if I end up in the emergency room. Because right now I feel as though I'm not going to be able to breathe and this is going to be bad. And of course, now looking back on it, I'm like, oh, gosh, I can't believe I acted that way.

But in the moment, I was very scared. So we would have stayed with the bit, but Ray's wrapping me up because we're like six minutes over where we had to go to commercial. Because I'm just watching you making sure you're not going to die. You're bent over the trash can. Ray starts giving me the rap sign, meaning we got to go so our affiliates don't just bail out on the show. So we go and during the break, you go in my office, not even the bathroom. Yeah, because I just needed to be alone. I was sweating.

Yeah. I was so hot. I needed. What was hurting then once you vomited it out and you were out of the room? Everything. Well, okay, I can't say everything because you need specifics. Everything I described. my nose, my throat, my mouth, and then just sick feeling, just sick.

Like the sickest you've ever felt and you're, you know, vomiting, whatever that feeling is, you know, when you're sweating and you're hot, that, I've never, that's what I had going on. So then you go to the bathroom. And then we can't check on you anymore because we can walk. Well, the girls came in. Well, I was like, Morgan, please go check on Amy. And she was like, got it. Then Abby, and then they're running water in and milk.

I have like, I don't even drink much dairy. I've had more dairy today than I've had in. a couple years. Oh, maybe that's why your stomach hurts. No, my stomach is fine right now. I just feel anytime I, this is like if I, if I burp or something,

it's like I live it all over again for a split second. So I'm in another studio, Eddie and I are recording some stuff and we see you walk by the window and it was our first sign that you were going to make it. Yeah.

Ray looks at me and goes thumbs up. Like, she made it, boys. Yes. And you came back to the studio. But in the meantime, while you were gone, and I'm not saying it was the same, because it wasn't, but I would definitely put it as a B minus to your A plus.

I had that stuff on my hands because I was pouring the shots, I was smelling it. I took my glasses off and I started rubbing my eyes and my eyeballs felt they were lit on fire. And we're still on the air. And I can't open my eyes and Mike D's like, we're on the air in 20 seconds. And I'm like, just let me know when we're on. And I can't see and I got, you know, I have our security guy running in giving me things to put over my eyes. I do a whole segment blind. It should get an award.

It should. Yeah. And then the lunchbox is like, poor milk in his eyes. And I thought he was just messing with me. Yeah. I think we all did. I thought he wanted to keep people pour milk in my eyes. Why would you believe him?

But I'll be dang. They put milk in my eyes and it started to feel a little better. They're still hot right now. But I thought, and Amy, I looked at the screen and I couldn't see any words on the screen. And I thought, oh, my God, that's blinded me. But then I realized I didn't have my glasses on. Oh. So I was off.

My brain wasn't working right. So I can only imagine how hard that was for you. Yeah, because then when you're sick, your nose runs. Like everything comes through that way. So the hot, imagine the hot pepper that went down me is now in my sinus area coming down my nose. So I poured milk into my hand like a like a cup. And I stuck my nose down in it and started blowing bubbles so that it would like milk would get up into my. I mean.

It was like a trauma center in here. It was. It was the worst. And everybody's freaking out with their faces. I'm hurting. Amy's hurting. I look up and scuba Steve's like at cloud nine. He's smiling, standing up, chest poked out.

This is horrible. I felt bad, but it was like that great old school radio. I was like, hell yeah. Let's take it back to the 90s from a moment. We were not prepared with milk. We weren't prepared. We weren't prepared. We went and bought it really fast.

Yeah, I said we. I said we because last time when lunchbox had to eat the chip. You guys made fun of me for having my own yogurt and my milk ready. He was prepared. We made fun of you because you kept sticking your hands in it. And it was disgusting. More than being prepared. I think.

Yeah, we were just kind of like, I wasn't even expecting it to be that bad. I thought it was going to be gross and hot, but I wasn't expecting to almost feel like I was going to die. I don't want to be dramatic and say that I really thought that. But in the moment, I thought I'm not going to be able to breathe this feeling. Never going to go away. And I'm going to get my stomach pumped. Who got scared? Me.

Like, legitimately scared. Me. I got real scared. As soon as Amy started pounding the desk saying, help me. And like, her face was red. I'm like, this is bad. Is there any way as we do the post show, Scoob and Steve, we can pull that audio to play it back? I'd like to hear when Amy took the shot.

Yeah, I got it. We have time. I mean, we're going to talk for a bit longer. I mean, it was interesting that Amy, when she was getting up, she made sure she was taking her jacket. Like, she was going to take her jacket with her to the hot, like she was leaving. I don't know why you thought you needed your jacket, but. Oh, I don't know. I don't know what I was doing.

Did someone guide you out of the room, or did you just run out? Well, she dropped right here and got a trash can and stayed here for a little bit. And then, like, she, I don't know if she got up on her own or what. What do you remember about that? I remember being right here in between me and lunchbox. and like being like what did we just do my I flashed back to you saying that like if you have a preexisting heart condition stomach condition I mean I don't have any of that but then I was like well I do now like what if something because I felt my body felt funny so I could see where this could

like not be good if you have something going on so I was just trying to breathe and spit as much out as possible and then yeah I remember going to your office and just feeling like totally sick and nauseous and sweating. Morgan came and tied my hair back like any good girlfriend does. What about me? I came in there and talked to you. Lunchbox came in there. And recorded you.

Lunchbox was very comforting. It was like, over the top comforting. And then once I got my face out of the trash can, I realized he was holding a phone in my face recording me. And I was like, no wonder he's like, hey, Amy, can I get you? Hey, Amy, what else do you need? Are you okay? And it's because he wanted that to be on his audio.

Of like, look at me, I'm the hero. It was funny, though. But, I mean, I didn't have time to even call him out for recording me because at the time, I could care less. I lifted my shirt. There was a point where I was about to take my shirt off because I was sweating so bad. And I don't, Tim was in the hall, security guy. I mean, I didn't even care. It's like one of those moments where nothing matters in life.

I do not care or just get away from me. So. Where are you now? If 100% was right before the shot, where are you now? 85? Okay, cool. Yeah, like, my face still burns. If I burp, I feel sick, but it goes away super fast.

Your face looks better because it looked like your face had been burnt. Yeah, it felt like a chemical peel. Yeah. So. One time, Amy came in with a chemical pill on the show. She got it on like a Friday. She came in. Her whole hazel, she did.

It was at the mall. Yeah, she was at the mall. Yeah, she was at the mall. It was so. It was free. I don't know. You couldn't even move the mouth. It was at the mall, and they offered it to me for free.

I was walking by. Anyway, they said, well, which chemical peel do you want? And I said, they're all free no matter what. And they said, yeah, I said, well, I went the most expensive one. I went the best one. And so I got the best one. Get the best free chemical pill at the mall. It was like a bird.

At the Martin Creek Square Mall. It was, I know, that was really not one of my smarter decisions, but my skin did look good about three weeks later. We can listen to the Amy audio now and then we can move on. Let's go. But this is on the radio show today, Amy, taking the shot. Oh, I'm nervous. Who else was scared, though?

Lunch, were you scared? No, I was just like, oh my gosh. I kind of bit deep down, right before it, she goes, this could end up ruining someone's day. And we're like, oh, quit being dramatic, you know what I mean? And then when she got down on all fours was puking the trashy and it goes, I guess it's going to ruin her day. Oh, yeah, like, no, I had already been like, oh, gosh, I got to clear my calendar. Like, I'm done. I can't do anything the rest of the day.

Morgan, were you scared? I was very concerned for Amy. I was like, when she was in your office afterwards, I was like, I think we may have to take her to the hospital right now. Ray, were you scared? I mean, I said off air, I didn't have my mic on, but I said to scuba Steve, I said if that was tequila right now, I would puke.

So for sure she's going to throw this up. Were you scared that she was like going to die of it? No, but I don't think it was good for her to throw it up. You probably should just kept it down, then it wouldn't have burned to everything else. But I couldn't. I wasn't even like. Her inside.

Interesting theory. I don't want it all through my body. No, my body was like whatever you just did to me, which is the testament to my body for working. Mike, were you scared? You were standing right there by it. Yeah, when she screamed, I got scared. She said, help me. Help me do was crazy.

This is bad. That's the worst thing I've ever heard. I've never heard that. And then you're like, how do you help her? Like, you can't. Because I didn't have anything. All I had was my pineapple protein smoothie, which like did nothing. She was sucking down.

that smoothie too. But I couldn't swallow it. I was like putting it my mouth but then spitting it right back out. And then I was, once I got in your office and I got the milk, I was chugging it. But then Tim was like, no, no, no, because then that made me throw it up. So Tim's like, don't chug the milk. Just tiny swallows. Okay, here is the audio. I haven't heard it either. I didn't want to hear this back, but okay. This is Amy taking the shot. There she goes. Three, two, one, go. She took the shot. There we go. She swallowed it. Oh, she's going to puke. Oh, oh. Go to the trash game.

Oh no. Oh no. Oh, she's peaking. Ah! Oh, that's not good. Give her some water or something. Lunchbox helper. Lunchbox helper.

No. Give her some water. Give her some water. No! Help, y'all! Somebody give her some water! That's it. That's it.

The help me was coming right up. I thought I screamed way worse than that. You were off, Mike. It did sound like you're being attacked. And Eddie showed me video. We were watching the video as the audio is going. That is a great video clip that will get a lot of hits. Don't watch it.

Don't watch it. Wait, why? It's so bad. Just show me. It's probably going to be dramatic for you. Just show me. You want to watch the video again? Yeah.

Well, I haven't seen the video. The problem is if we post it, we're going to get so much crap. Why? I'm not mad. I guarantee we're going to have a lot of listeners order this shot for the next party. Guarantee the sales are going to go through the roof because people are going to be like, It can't be that bad. And they're going to try it at their Halloween parties.

And everybody's going to come back to us like, that was terrible. I can't believe it. We'll just cue it up at the same time. You show her. Yeah, same time. Three, two. Hold on.

Wait, wait, wait. Let me cue it up. Let me cue it up. Okay. But before I take the shot, set the scene. I'm in college, living my dream. Okay. And go.

Hold on. Ready. I look so happy. Go. There she goes. Three. Two, one, go. She took the shot.

There we go. She swallowed it. Oh, she's gonna puke. Uh-oh. Go to the trash again. Oh, no. Oh, no. Oh, she's peaking. Oh, that's not good. Give her some water or something. Lunchbox helper.

Lunchbox helper. No. Give her some water. Give her some water. No! No, y'all. Somebody, give her some water. No, y'all.

So scary, man. Like, I thought the show was gonna be over. Like, I thought that was it. Like, that was our last big. and that's how we go down. You mean overall? Overall. You know what, what a way to go, though?

I'll be honest with you. I'm getting kind of tired anyway. We went out hot. I think we'd have gone out in a blaze of glory. But you're feeling a lot better now. Yeah, I definitely feel better. And you did it, though? I did it.

There's a thing, once Amy had to eat dog food, and she did it and she kept throwing it up, but kept eating it. Yeah. She signs up for it. She does it. Good for you. Thank you.

Good for you. You had a really hot shot and asked for help. and we all get scared. Good for. I mean, when she says someone's helping, everybody just sitting on a living each other like, what do you do? That's what I just noticed.

Like, know everybody. That's what I noticed. I'm like, help. And Bobby's behind his desk. Somebody get her water. Yeah, what are you to do? I'm not expecting you to do it, but you're telling people to do something and nobody was doing anything.

They're all just staring at God. I froze. And it's like, what's water? I handed a. her smoothie. She brought her smoothie. I tried to give her that. Oh, man. That was wild. Good times. Good times. Good times. We made it through it.

Hey, you wait to hear that audio I got, Amy. What? Play it from your phone. You want to hear it? Sure. Listen to him and you like. I met for Mike D. He didn't like it. Let's see if he. Why didn't you like it? It sounds like a horror movie. Yeah.

What it was like? But is lunchbox like, Amy, hi. I'm here. Play it and we'll stop it if I feel like we need to stop it. There she goes. Get ready. And when she starts, oh. That sounds like horror. If I'm being honest, I've heard some horror. All right, all right, we're done.

If I heard that, no. Stop it. Oh, my gosh. Okay. Again, it sounds like 95% dirty movie. Five percent getting stabbed. Please understand the context of that. I was breathing because, like, I was...

That's the only thing I could do to, like, cool myself. We get it, Amy. Yeah, we get it. We're glad you... I was like, I need to trash you. I got it, I got it. Here you go. Glad you're okay. If you guys want to call us, by the way, if you're watching this on Facebook,

you can call us. Our phones are still open. 877, Bobby. Let me play some voicemails. We never got to them on today's show. Ray, are you good with this? All right, here's Keaton from Montana. Hey, just listening to the post show.

from Monday and listening to Bobby talk about how Eddie has a eight-point lead in fantasy football and just finished watching Monday night football and just wanted to know. I'm assuming after the rough night in Seattle kicker had that a good night and the Camara had that Bobby you came out on top. But just an update on that would be appreciated. Thanks, guys. Eddie's kicker lost a point. Oh, my gosh.

If he makes one kick, Eddie would have made me. Yeah, I turned my phone off. I put it away. I was like, I know Bobby's going to text me. What you did, by the way? I don't text people. I know. If somebody, we have to normalize not texting people when their team loses,

even if it's like their favorite college football team. That's like kicking them while they're down. Yeah. Not cool. When Arkansas would lose that two-point diversion to beat Ole Miss and everybody's texting me, F you guys, man, that's what I feel like. I would never have texted you. Thank you.

It's a great, we both were the highest two scoring people in the league this week. Hey, at one point, we were two points apart. I'm like, oh, my gosh, is going to get crazy. Well, they won by three. Yeah, you did win, and so now you're going to do what now? Pay someone, what? Oh, yeah. You owe someone $100.

Oh, I sure do. I forgot about that. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Remember. Where do I do that? Right here, just first caller. Call her one. Call that voicemail.

What did you say, Mike? Okay, we'll do a little something tomorrow on the post show. Cool. Oh, I was going to call in right now. If we record it, we're doing a post show tomorrow, probably. The only time we ever don't do a post show is if something comes up and we're like, oh, crap, got to do this instead or I have to leave. But on tomorrow's post show, maybe do a little trivia. Give somebody a hundred bucks.

Nice. I forgot about that. Ethan in Oklahoma. Here is voicemail number two. How do you know, like, when you're talking to people on the telephone? How do you know not to, like, so we all interrupt each other at the same time? Because I'm watching Monday Night Football right now. And Peyton and Eli Manning, they need some help with that.

So you really need to get with the Manning Bros. And just teach them a few lessons, man, because this is a struggle. It's a struggle to watch. But I just love hearing them talk. Love your show. Doof. I also watch Only the Manning broadcast. They're the worst.

It's hilarious. They're the best. No, they're funny and they're great, but the whole talking back. And I think it's because they're on a delay, right? And also, there's always a delay on Zoom. I'm assuming they're using Zoom. When I do interviews with people on Zoom, we step all over each other. If they're interviewing me or I'm interviewing them. So it's just Peyton mostly, because Peyton kind of runs that show,

not having done it enough to allow space. Because it doesn't feel natural to let someone finish talking and give it a beat because that's not how you talk to people. You talk? I talk. You talk. But when you're on Zoom interviewing, you have to ask questions in a controlled manner, beginning and end. You can't do run-on questions, and you can't come up with a follow-up question really quickly because then everybody's all over each other.

It's just experience for those guys. But it's the best. They're funny. Yeah, I love watching it. Paid Manning had to wear an Ole Miss jersey because Ole Miss beat LSU, so he wore that the first half. Marshawn Lynch came on and dropped F-bomb. I love that guy. He sat sideways, dropped F-bomb.

It's hilarious. East Mode. Amy on ESPN. And two, they run the same football game, but instead of the normal announcers, they're like, all right, first and ten, it's just Peyton and Eli sitting in rooms talking about the game a little bit, behind the scenes of the game, their lives. It's basically a talk show during a football game. Oh, that sounds more entertaining to me.

Some people hate it. But they bring on every quarter someone to be interviewed. And last night, Sue Bird, Tom Brady, Marciaun Lynch, and Drew Brees were the people. I thought Marshawn was hilarious. How do you feel about Tom Brady wearing his hat backward? You know, he's 42. It's fine. I'm fine with hat backwards at whatever age.

Okay, we'll do it right now. Here is one more voicemail from last night. I wanted to shout out a really special mini B-teamer. Her name is Alicia. Her mom, Camille, shared to the B-Team Facebook group about her birthday that's today and her friends were not able to join in on her birthday celebration. And so I thought it would be awesome if we can all give a shout out to Alicia and wish her happy birthday. Alicia, happy birthday.

Happy birthday. Shout out. From all of us here at the Bobby Bowen Show, we hope it's awesome. We hope that it's the greatest birthday ever. It's difficult to have a birthday these days. But we hope your birthday is crazy amazing. It's a pretty cool term.

Crazy amazing. I love how the V team looks out for each other because that's such a thoughtful phone call of like, that's not like her mom calling or even family. Like it's a B-teamer that noticed it on the Facebook page that's like, oh, I'm going to call Bobby in the show and leave a voicemail and see if they can wish. her have birthday and it's crazy yeah that's a good page our page not a good page the by bone

show page not a good page the B team page Morgan sent me a message last night that she's having to go after and delete people because of Ray's Theo van segment and me talking about uh stop making alec Baldwin think political on the air oh how brutal did it here's what I got irritated at is I went over to and looked and it was people posting a ton of memes about somebody accidentally died and people are posting funny memes and I'm like guys I don't like you if you're doing that I don't like you. Imagine if it was like your family. Somebody literally died.

Yes. Like. Morgan, how did it go yesterday? I mean, it was just on like everything we posted. Like even the tell me something good blog had people commenting, making statements about things that had happened hours ago on the air.

And I'm like, we are past that point. Like we're not even posting a blog about this in this moment. And they were coming at both of y'all. Ray, they were mad at Ray that he didn't 100% share what happened or what was real. Did they do a laugh track?

I don't know. I don't think anybody like actually knows. Ray? For sure, laugh track. Okay. I mean, there were so many awkward pauses and then you hear the actual Netflix and it's, ha ha ha ha!

I was like, nobody even laughed at that. And he was listening for his own laugh. He didn't hear it. And also, let me just say, sometimes we don't know if Ray's telling the truth or not. Sometimes I don't know if Ray knows he telling the truth. I think he lives in the world and sees things differently. And it's like plan tell the truth.

It's like playing telephone, but just with yourself. I mean, look at this dude. Who, Ray? With yourself. Yeah, you know how you play telephone? You say somebody and they say something? I think Ray just holds onto the story so long. It just changes while it's in them.

And Morgan, what was the other one? And then just all that Alec Baldwin stuff ended up like it. It was really bad. There was a lot of memes, but it just turned very political very quickly. So that's where I typically delete things. Ever call into this show and throw politics into something. I didn't even hang up on the collar. I'll put him in the corner.

Left them on the air and put them in the corner and turned them down. It's pretty awesome. It's just a, it's just a. It was a dumb argument. There's a lot of things you can argue about that. Like, should the gun safety rule? I thought the caller yesterday on the post show was like, anybody that holds a real gun should have to take a class.

I was like, yeah, I agree with that. Real gun, you should have to take a class. But when it was like, how are you going to be anti-gun but hold, it's a Western. Yeah, he's an actor. Guns in the 1800 were different than guns. And I'm a gun guy. I'm a gun advocate.

But even if Al-G Baldwin was playing a character and it was 2021, like he's an actor. Right. even, again, if someone paid me a million dollars to be a terrorist, in a movie, it's a role. I will take that. But you're anti-terrorist. And I'm very anti-terrorist. I could not be.

Like no one's a drug lord, but I would play that in a TV show. So the argument was flawed, and it was someone trying to squeeze a little, little politics. We work hard to keep that off the show. We obviously all feel different about things on this show. All of us aren't the same. Heck, the only person I agree with all the time is just myself. That's it. And so we work hard to keep that off the show.

When someone tries to slide a little something in there, I get a little upset because we work hard. And then on Facebook, I just quit. I went over, saw some memes. Somebody accidentally died. And a bunch of our listeners are posting memes about Alec Baldwin and shooting. And I was like, that's just not the kind of people I want to associate myself with. Yeah. Are people really that just desensitized?

It's not that they're desensitized. They're just overly politicized. Okay. And they're not even thinking. I think we don't even put ourselves in people's situation. Like if we knew this director of photography that died, if we knew anyone that was on that set that had to see what happened, we would never joke about.

Like, never, ever even think about joking about something like that. So that was the situation yesterday. And Morgan never goes, hey, we're going to delete a bunch of stuff because I'm just sure she's living in the dark abyss of deleting stuff all the time and watching that mean people are. But she's like, yeah, the Ray stuff and the Alley-Baldon stuff got really hard for me yesterday. So, like, I don't need you. I don't need you.

I don't need you to listen to the show. If you're one of those people, I don't need you. I don't care. I don't need you. So that happened. Let's see, what else? Or you could listen and hear what work. Nobody's mind gets changed.

I've learned that a long time ago. If you're posting memes on our Facebook page about Alec Baldwin shooting somebody and it's a meme, I don't need you. That's it. You're not going to change your mind. Nothing I can do. Not anybody can be like, oh man, maybe that wasn't sensitive and I wasn't thinking and I just was joining in and I saw it.

it. I would also imagine they're not people who listen, listen to the show who do that. I would imagine the people who happen

to follow the show stuff comes up and they, you know, get the little Facebook fingers ready. Yeah. And they start rocking.

Okay. You know, just in case there's that one person. Okay. If one of you want to change, I'm there for it.

A person at a time. And you can feel however you want to feel politically, I give no craps. But it's like somebody died. Yes.

Somebody that had a family and people that loved her and are grieving right now. And you may not like Alec Baldwin, but that's not even what it's about. It's not about how he felt politically. It could have been anybody that held the gun up. What about the other person who got shot? Are they okay?

I think so, yeah. They're okay out of the hospital. They've been put out of the statement. Got it. Yeah. Okay. Let's see. Let me talk to Denise in Boston, Ray.

I see Denise in Boston is called. Hey, Denise. How are you? Hey, Bobby. What's happening with you? Not much. Just listen to the show. I heard you talking about.

you're going to give way money. That's interesting. Do you have a Venmo? I do. Okay, I'm just going to give you $100 right now because I'm going to get this over with. No way. Well, I promised I would.

I didn't put any parameters, rules, anything. So do you want to say your Venmo out loud or no? Yeah, hold on. Let me pull it up a little quick. I'll just pay it right now and then. I'm a man of my word. That's unreal. What?

I should have called. I thought you should be. I wasn't going to give you the money. He could have done Nico Jackson. You would have known as him. Nico Jackson. That's my Vimmo. This is Nico Jackson.

Just calling the show. Denise, you ready? Yep. Go ahead. It's D. Y. Nice Y, 2, 2. It looks like Denisi. Okay.

Yeah, Deniseie. And you, I think this is you. $100. It's me. Red. Lennel. Thank you. You're the best.

Can you use 100 bucks? Be honest. Of course. B team. All right. I sent it. Let me know when I get it. there, hold on.

Okay. Okay, it has been sent. I got it. Wow, that was quick. That internet, man. That's so weird. That internet I get you. What?

You just gain that chick $100. Yeah, hey, you never know. Calling pays off. Calling pays off or maybe she needed $100 for something. Yeah, that's what I mean. Like, she, I feel like, hmm, that's pretty cool that she's like,

hey, I could use $100. I'm just going to call in. Pretty cool. All right, Denise, go buy something nice. Thanks, I definitely will What are you going to do? Do you have a family? Are you telling anybody about this?

Half a tank of gas? So expensive gas is. I'm starting a business that'll go towards that. Okay. Well, thank you for calling. Thank you for listening. Hope you have an awesome day. Thanks.

All right, bye-bye. That would be pretty cold to call up. Somebody go, hey, here's $100. Awesome. Let's do it again. We should do this every getting, tomorrow. Nope. Oh.

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You did? Mm-hmm. Huh. Floating provides one of the most effective and efficient ways to de-stress and relieve physical pain. Is that where you get in the machine? No, this is where you get in almost like a tub full of salt water, and there's so much salt you float,

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Morning. Morning. Oh, my gosh. I missed that. I just want to tell Amy, I'm so proud of her. She really toughed it out and scared everybody who got to see that on Facebook or on your live. And then I felt bad for you, Bobby, for your eyes. I just think y'all are real troopers, and I'm proud of y'all today. Oh, thanks. Don't feel bad for me. I mean, Amy was really suffering.

I was hurting. She was suffering. There's a difference. And Amy went through with it. which she always goes through with it so I'm not surprised and like it's sweet that she like cares for us and all that and like feels bad for Amy but we did this to ourselves like it was a game that you somebody here came up with

we spun the wheel and we lost like we all agreed to be on the wheel yeah I mean it's not like I did anything super crazy but that is kind of her yeah that's very nice of you Melissa I'm just kidding oh my god dude are you really doing that no hey Melissa thank you for the call Thanks for listening and hope you have a great day. All right, thanks. Bye, bye. Eddie and I walked out of the room in between the end of the show and the post show,

and he goes, well, no more crazy crap for us. We're done. He was so scared that you were going to die and he was so ashamed of himself for not knowing what to do. He was like, that's it. Yeah, I've just never been in that situation where I'm like, what do I do? I fight, do I flight kind of thing?

I thought about certain scenarios. But you decided to stand. I did nothing. A fight or flight, you stood in stairs. He froze. No, he did like the news person. He kept the cameras rolling. Like that's what a news person is supposed to do.

You're not supposed to interview him with the story. You're supposed to keep filming and that's exactly what he did. So Eddie, I applaud you. Hey, good job, Eddie. What you did today. Thank you, man. Amy, what are we going to say? I think just that, yes, when I was thinking I might have to go to the hospital,

I was like, oh, man, why I'd have to lean on me because maybe somebody else would have been more, their body would have been able to handle it better. And I was so scared, yes, that I was going to ruin something for the show or, like, higher-ups were going to get mad. and I did not want anybody to get in trouble. So I did think like, oh, no, because there have been segments, yes, that have been very bad for shows and have caused issues. And I didn't want to be an issue.

Amy Lempton took one for the team. She did. And said, I'm fine. Yeah, and I could make an official statement to any bosses that might be listening to this back to make sure that everything's fine. I have to vote for CMA Awards because I think it's over today and they keep saying vote. Oh, we need to vote. You got to get my kids to do that tonight.

Um, entertainer of the year. Church, Combs, Miranda, Stapleton, or Carrie? You're voting now? Mm-hmm. Stapleton. I'm going to go with Luke Combs. Yeah. Has he gotten that last year?

Yeah, no, church got it last year. I think Luke Combs is the real-life winner. Sometimes these voting shows are a little bit behind or head, depending. Well, Luke Combs on that one. All right. Single of the year. Famous friends, the good ones, Gabby Barrett, hell of a view, Eric Church, one-night standards are starting over.

You know what? I got some famous friends Not that one No Rutherford County Hell one This one Oh it's either Ashley McBride Or Gabby Barrett to me

Hmm McBride Oof, it's a tough one You like starting over though He's one of the good Oh yeah I really like it as a song Darned over But I'm talking about for single of the year

I'm not just always talking about it From my person Opinion It's like what deserves to be the single of the year Okay What do you think Amy Is one of the good ones or

It's just a room key You don't have to lie to me Can't you just use me We're picking between those two Yeah, I think I am One-night standards You? Starting over

That's not one of the options I'm picking from Okay, one-night standards Okay Pick that one Those are both really good Album of the Year Carly Pierce 29 Dangerous, the double album, Morgan Wallen,

starting over, Chris Stapleton, Skelton, Brothers Osborne, Eric Church, Hart. You like that Brothers Osborne one, didn't you? I do. I'm not going to put that album in the year, though. I'm going to eliminate Carly. I'm going to eliminate Brothers Osborne. I'm going to eliminate Eric Church.

It's the Morgan Wallen album or Chris Stapleton starting over. Starting over. Okay, oh my God. They're both great. Yeah, they're both. It's... But doesn't...

Oh, Arkansas. It has Arkansas. Starting over has Arkansas. there. Any, me, miny. Here's a coin flip. Chris.

And starting over, Chris, Abel. That's a tough one, though. Song of the year. Forever after all, Luke Cones. Can you imagine people up there, if this is how everybody is voting? They get up there, they accept their award.

They're like, like, for everybody who flipped a coin, landed on me. I think for Song of the Year, which is more of a songwriter award, I'm going to pick the good ones from Gabby, because it's up, and so it's one-night standard.

That way I split them up. Yeah, because they're both good. Yeah. Or amazing, actually. It's starting over on there? Female vocalist of the year. Gabby, Miranda, McBride, Marin, Carly. Okay.

I mean, they're all so great. I know. Well, not all. I'm just kidding. I just say that. With a coin. No, no coin flip. I think I'm going to go with...

I don't feel like it's Gabby, even though she had a good year. I feel like Gabby's... Miranda. I'm going to pick Ashley McBride again. I'm big on the Ashley McBride train. Anyone called yet and told us to stop doing this on the air? No, not yet. I think we're good.

All right. Male vocalist of the year. Dirk. Dirk's, Eric Church, Luke Combs, Thomas, Rex, Stapleton. Ooh, is tough. Like the best sing. The best, oh, that's true.

What? Luke Holmes again. It's like Combs are Stapleton. Best singers. If you're talking about vocally. Like, who do I like the best? Dirk's as a human. But vocal.

But like, if you're picking male vocalist, you can go to Stapleton. It's co. or Stapleton and I pick cones for entertainers I'm gonna go and pick Stapleton for male vocalist nice because you can't argue it vocal group of the year lady a little big town Midland old Dominion Zach Brown band ooh oh old D every category Amy goes they're all great they are they are that would be nominated if they weren't all good I know I'm going old Dominion yeah yeah those are just those are the guys

pound for pound they always vocal duo Dan and Shea Florida George Lyme, Maddie and Tay, brothers to Osborne, Brooks and Dunn. Raising any idiots? Dan and Shay. Dan and Shay. Yeah, I think. Musical event of the year by dirt, Jordan Davis, Luke Bryan. Too new.

Could end up being massive, massive, but too new to be the award winner. Chasing after you, Ryan and Marin. Oh, that's a good one. It's a great one, too. Maybe too new. Oh, I'm picking half of my hometown, but it's so new too. I'm a hippocry. That's the Kelsey was.

It's just the best. So good. Famous friends, no. Drunk and I don't want to go home. El King, Miranda. Lambert. Oh, I go chasing you. I mean, I love all those.

No, you're thinking of chasing you. Oh, sorry. I mean, Marin and Ryan. What is that? Yeah, you know what? It's between Marin and Ryan and Kelsey and Kenny Chesney. What is it called? I'll be chasing after you.

Half of my hometown is like my favorite song. It's a great song. Half of my hometown. Then still in my town. And then they're still at my town. And they're still there. My town. Chasing you.

No, that's not the same song. I know. We're going, now it's in my head. Chasing after you or half of my hometown? Chasing after you. Eddie, what do you think? Chasing after you. Okay.

It's been around longer. I can be convinced. Musician of the year. I'm not eligible to vote in this category. All right. That's rude. Music video of the year. I don't know.

I don't watch music video. Oh, I think hometown's in that one. Half of my hometown? Yeah. It is. I've seen parts of on a Kelsey's Instagram. I bet it's cute. I'm picking that one.

We pick things on what we bet. I bet it's good. I saw a 15 second clip. It's good. New Artist of the year. Jimmy Allen, Ingrid Andrus, Gabby Barrett, Mickey Guyton Hardy. Oh. Well, let's talk about who.

I feel like it's an insult for Jimmy to win this award. He's been around forever and he's got multiple number ones. Like, he should win, but it's weird that he's in this category. I think Gabby has to be the winner here. I mean, Ingrid? I don't know that Ingrid has a number one song. Oh. If so, maybe one.

I don't even know if that song, did her song go number one, Mike? Yeah, I think one number one. It did, yes. one, Gabby, like, set records with her songs. Like the one that they ended up putting Charlie Puthon. Oh, well, yeah. I hope you don't have to. Oh, yeah.

What's it called? I hope you don't drive, what, da, but that and then, I mean, I got to go Gabby Barrett here. That's, I mean, it's still good. It's either Gabby or Jimmy. And I'm going to still, like I told Jimmy, I can't believe he's still on this. He should be up for bigger. I'm going Gabby. They're the two that are in this mix that should win.

So Gabby. Boom. Review ballot. Cast ballot. Thank you for voting. All right. Well, let's see who wins. Flip a coin on a couple of hours. All right. What? Nothing. Oh, the shot?

I was looking at my... Made a list here. Did the voice... Jug of milk. I got to eat. I can't wait to eat. So I'm intermittent fasting again. You're trying to lose weight? Why? I just feel better. Oh, okay. You do it for your feelings, not for weight.

Oh, yeah, I feel better. I feel so much, but my brain feels clearer. That's okay. And what intermittent fasting, I do it five days a week, not seven, but I just eat in the eight-hour window. Basically, all I'm doing is not eating breakfast. But I'll eat coming up at like 11.30, and then the last time I can eat is at 7.30.

Then after that, there's no food. So you only have eight hours to eat. And you can eat whatever you want. So, but I just feel like, because I've been kind of like this lately, for the past few months. Just need, I like, it's just hard to do sometimes because I like breakfast.

I love cereal. It's my favorite. I love cereal, and then I love eating, you know, in the middle of the night when I wake up at 3 o'clock and can't go back to sleep or 2 o'clock. That cannot be good. But I can't do that. So I can't want to look forward to lunch now. Let's see.

Anything else we want to talk about here? There's a woman who breastfeeds her boyfriend twice a week. No. What? No, no. Lunchbox. What? You think he sent this story in?

What are you talking about, dude? Morgan number two actually sent this story in about the woman who breastfeeds her boyfriend twice. Why? Like, is he doing some sort of fast? Well, the headline is, everyone is looking for a way to keep their relationship sexy and exciting. Okay. For one couple. Oh, this is just like, that makes me dry heaved.

They came in the form of breastfeeding. Lana Michaels and Sean, her fiance, have found that spending a couple days of week rocking out some breastfeeding sessions have helped keep things sexy. That's disgusting. Yeah. Teenage friends split scratch off lottery ticket won $3 million. Crazy. Teenage. They're 19 years old.

I hate them. I think. 18 or 19. Wait, and they're millionaires? Yeah. They're millionaires. Well, now 1.5 each, but then taxes. They're each going to get about $700,000. That's great.

For a 19, awesome. You hope a 19-year-old doesn't go out and blow it all. Yeah, hopefully they can be responsible. Teenage friends, Wyatt and Brandon split a scratch-off lottery ticket together, won $3 million bucks. The 19-year-old friends were riding together to work,

stopped at a quick trip, bought the lottery tickets. I wonder who paid for it. They split it. No, I mean, I get it. But I mean, somebody had to put their money. Maybe they're like, I'll owe you. Or they both had cash. Yeah, maybe.

Maybe it's just like half-half. Maybe, but. Or one paid and he's like, I've been owe you. That would be awesome. To win at 19 to have $6,000, $700,000, that would be awesome. It'd be awesome at 40. Yeah. But at 19, like, you could go to college.

I don't think they're thinking about college with that money. Oh, I immediately think about college. Like you could actually invest in your future, your kids, go and put money back. Whatever they were going to do, the money back. Whatever they were going to do, the money. money will just magnify it. Like, if they were going to go to college, then yes, it's going to make their college life more experience.

Or like a better experience. Parents, a house? No, they went to the car dealership immediately. They took the day off work. They could do both. They can do both. Yeah. Mountain Dew ginger-bed flavored soda is starting to arrive in stores.

Gingerbread. Mountain-due. Mountain-due. Let me think about it. Mountain-due. Yeah. I bet that be pretty good. Yeah.

I bet it tastes Christmassy. Morgan, have you heard about this? Yeah. And I'm going to try it. Sure. Yeah, that would be good. Paul McCartney has stopped signing autographs and taking selfies.

Yeah, he basically said like, what's the point? He's like, I'll have a conversation with you. Which is dumb. Like, he's not going to talk to everyone and have a real conversation with him. I don't think that's dumb. How cool if you get a conversation with Paul McCartney. No, I'm saying that's a dumb statement.

Paul McCartney's not going to have a conversation with you, Andy, when he sees you somewhere. He's just saying I'm not banning conversations. But he's banning pictures. I mean, get over yourself. What you've usually got is a ropy photo with a poor backdrop and me looking miserable. Let's chat. Let's change stories. It just sounds like he's getting asked for too many pictures and needed a way to get out of it.

I mean, I'm going to take that stance. Too many pictures? Yeah. I'm sure it'll change nothing. I'll get places faster and I want me bogged down by people. A 23-year-old woman was arrested for assaulting a 16-year-old KFC employee because she wasn't happy with the service. She beat up a kid because she wasn't happy with how she got her chicken, basically.

I feel for her. She needs help. I feel bad for the 16-year-old. I feel bad for the 16-year-old. away. Yeah, I know, but gets beat up. She has anger issues. A chicken enthusiast is facing felony burglary and child abuse charges after allegedly striking a teenage worker in the neck because she was

unhappy with the service at the KFC drive-thru window. See, there's something mentally not right. But what she labeled as a chicken enthusiast? Yeah, who's that mean? She likes chicken. Very passionate pretty positive spin on her anger. Alexandra Maldonado was arrested Friday afternoon following the confrontation at the KFC

near her St. Petersburg residence. Investigators alleged that she was displeased with the service, walked up to the drive-thru window, and hit the 16-year-old victim, causing a visible red mark. That's crazy. Maldonado, who works at a Metro PCS store, reached into the drive-thru window to strike the girl. The crime was obviously captured on surveillance video.

She was freed from jail Saturday morning after posting a $15,000 bond. Tell you guys, people are off right now. I don't know what it is. A Maryland Uber driver said a break between fares turned unexpectedly profitable when he won $100,000 in the lottery. the 69-year-old man told Maryland lottery officials he'd been working as an Uber driver and in between trips

he went ahead and made to stop at a Wawa bought a holiday scratch-off earned a $10 prize bought that took that ticket and bought a ticket and then won for you know $100,000 bucks crazy

is there anything else I want to mention Jeremy Piven was robbed of $20,000 in clothing during a break-in on tour I guess he's doing comedy. Is that what the tour is, Mike? He's a comedian. Is he an actor that later turned into a comedian? Jeremy Piven is on a comedy tour.

Thieves broke in and stole $20,000 in clothes. It's not clear if he was targeted because of who he was or just the situation. Police are looking for videos. No arrests have been made. That guy was really great in entourage. I haven't seen him in a bunch since. He was on Seinfeld, episode of Seinfeld.

Remember that? Didn't he play like the original George or like the one that, not the original. The one when they made the show and somebody had to be cast as George. When they were recreating it, him and Jerry and George,

when they were writers for it. Maybe that was him because he was kind of balding on top. Maybe. Mike, you know if I could check that for me because I get crushed online. Okay.

I think that's it for what we're going to do here today. Anything you'd like to say? Amy. Well, I don't recommend doing that shot at any parties. I feel like some people are going to think that this is a fun game. game and they should try it at home and I would just say whoever ends up doing it just to be prepared and I can't wait to just maybe go lay down for a minute and maybe have some bread yeah what would

like to say oh I think now's the time to just tell Amy how much I'm I'm grateful for that you're okay now like and you're not dead I was really truly worried for you there and I'm glad appreciate her till right now yeah and I'm glad that the show's not ending yeah Eddie's the one that has like CPR training and you know he's completed classes being a foster parent. Yet he hid behind the table. But he didn't drown.

Honestly. No, but he had to complete all these other classes. Yeah, but I don't know what he could have done. That was the problem. You were screaming, help me, help me. And I was thinking, I don't know how to help her. Like if you had passed out, I would know how to help you.

Lunchbox did you want to say? Yeah, I'm just glad to be back. And I'm, you know, off the air, you guys can all tell me what you miss most about me. I already told you. Oh, Amy, here's your Austin stories here. They're on my table. Oh, I mean, I was looking for those earlier. Yeah.

She looked like way earlier. I had them on my phone. Don't worry. I was like, why do I have a bunch of stuff about Pete Terry's and a pizza place? Yes, lunchmark. We'll be sure to set an appointment. Yeah. We can just meet in my office and come in one by one.

You have an office? Where is it? He does. It's down the hall and it was with a bunch of like interns. And now my computer in there doesn't even work. So, I mean. Hey, good for you. Moving up.

No, no, the computer doesn't work. office. I think I have a desk. I was in there. Amy Page was in there and there was a couple promotions interns. But I'm the only one left and my computer crashed. I can't even work in there. So it's just really an empty room. But you can come in there and meet.

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