The Bobby Bones Show - Wed Part 2: Eddie Dodged Death Yesterday + Lunchbox's Bet Update

Episode Date: September 25, 2024

Find out how Eddie dodged death a few times yesterday! Plus, Lunchbox shares an update on going to Thunder Down Under tonight and more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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All right. Daddy and me lunchbox, Morgan 2. Steve Reddavitt's trying to put you through. Mike D's writing this week's next bit. Now Bobby's on the mic so you know what this is. This is the Bobby Vaughn's Store. All right, show and tell.

I brought something in from my nerd collection. So what I'm holding up here is a big slab of plastic with a check from 1927. This check was signed and was from his account from Ormel Wright, one of the Wright brothers. Wow. So the Wright brothers are? Airpine people.

That's right. That's right. So this is a check that has been paid in full for the cost of $5,085.15. Now, I looked it up, what that would be in 1927. So much money. It's equal to $90,000. Wow. So what was he buying?

What did it say? Dayton, Ohio, January 31st, 1927, $5,085,85. To somebody, J.R. Good Bulls. and company. I don't know. You're writing the memo there. You know when you put like a... There's no memo. A memo on the bottom?

A memo line? But here's the check from and signed by Orville Wright, one of the guys. I mean, let's assume it's a plane, dude. He's by a plane. Or like a propeller or something. Like a wing. That's amazing. So it's in almost perfect condition.

What do you think? Nerdy or cool? Cool. So nerdy. Like, I don't understand the point of having... I mean, I just don't get it. I don't understand. why you would waste your money on a check from this guy.

Do you, Bones, do you think you're wasting your money? No. Okay. I think it's super cool to have. I like collectibles. And... So you hang that on your wall? No, I just collect it and keep it.

It doesn't think you'll keep forever or maybe one day you sell it and it makes... Sure. Pass it down or give it to one of you guys in a game. You ever host dinners at your house? No. It's going to say you'd have people over and be like, look at this guys in the middle of dinner. I have like signed checks from Richard Nixon. See, that's amazing.

I've got different signatures from presidents, but I think this is my newest nerd artifact. I just wanted to know what you guys thought about it, cool or nerdy. I'm definitely nerdy. Awesome. Amy cool, Eddie cool. Awesome. Morgan? I think it's pretty cool.

I mean, it's the people who first flew the airplane. Or one of them. Yeah, I mean, it would be like an autograph, but it's this check. I checked that you wrote to somebody. It's an old check. Would you like to have this, Ray, or no? Is there proof that it bought the plane that he flew across the Atlantic? There you go.

I don't think he flew a plane. across the Atlantic. Now you're thinking of Amelia Earhart. Right, her plane. Why would he buy her plane? I don't know history, I'm sorry. All right, I'll post this a picture of it so you guys can see it. But I think it's pretty cool.

Was their playing the Kitty Hawk? Yeah, that's where they took off. That's where they flew from. Oh, yeah. I feel like we need to do history lesson now, guys. My bad. But he had it. No, he named the plane.

I thought his name is the plane. He's like the Nina, the Pinta, the Santa Maria and Kitty Hawk, basically. Oh. A 13-year-old kill was suspended for putting soda cans into the shape of an AK-47. Let me read you some of the story. Eight cans of Dr. Pepper have gotten a 13-year-old boy suspended from school from K.Y.3. In Mountain View, Missouri, a student at Liberty Middle School was hit with suspension after he took a picture of those cans laid out in the form of an AK-47 and then posted on social media.

The school deemed it a threat. The boy's mom, Riley Grunden, deemed it a show of creativity that should have gone unpunished. According to a statement from the school, they had information that the image, caused fear in at least one student so they acted accordingly. After an investigation, the school later confirmed there was no imminent threat.

So here's how I feel about this. Who's that one student? First of all, don't do it, kid. Don't do it. That's bad. I don't know. I don't think punishing somebody by keeping them out of school where they're going to miss...

This feels like something that nuance where it's not exactly the rules and you don't really have a gum, you can't do it, but we're also don't want to punish you by letting you come to school less because that's going to hurt your educate. It just takes somebody going, okay, let me be an adult here for a second and go.

You're going to have to be in detention for a couple days. You're going to have to, if you're on the football team, run. But you didn't have a real gun. And it didn't incite fear in every... Just one kid. Just one kid. So should there be some sort of punishment? Yes.

Yes, especially because you can't post on social. media. And like we can get creative with other things. Like even as the mom defending it. Was it at school that he did it? No, but still. How about some therapy too? Because I'd like to know why he did that. But also, I'm going to say this, there's nothing wrong with just having a gun

or making a gun out of cans. Yeah, but why? But I need to know what the message was. Right. In the thing. Yeah, like, what did he write? Because again, if I wanted to make a again, different time, but if I wanted to make a 22 out of cans, is that less than AK-47? The gun's less powerful. Right. But we just are in a very

different time. We absolutely are. And I can understand that. He said, well, this is how much I took a picture with the cans lady? But it doesn't say he did it at school. If he did it at school, it's a different thing too. If he's making a shape of cans, that's a gun at home and guns are legal. It should be investigated

though a little bit. But he's not writing anything about school. I don't know what do we know his caption? It says after the, I do not see the, I do not see the, caption. After an investigation, the school later confirmed that no imminent threat was found. I do feel like the suspension was a little much. And I'm very anti-school shooting. Yeah. Oh, yeah. I think we all. That's a very easy side to be on. 100%. But I do feel like the suspension was a bit much. And even I need to know what the other context was because if there was no

context around school at all, I don't think you shouldn't be punished at all, especially if guns are legal. So it's a weird place to be to go. anything AK-47 and school-related, you're like, not good. But again, I don't know that it was school-related. It wasn't done at school. There wasn't a message about school. Still, I'm thinking as a mom, like, if that's what my son chose to do with the cans and then post, I don't think my response to it at all would be. With video games, all the AK-47s with-look at his creativity.

I hear you, but if it's going to keep my kid from being suspended, and that's what I'm going to have to say legally to keep him from getting suspended, I'm probably going to be. I just feel like there's if there's no con if there's nothing written in the body and so far do we see anything? I don't either. I think it's crazy. We just don't know. You see a sign like that and you can't ignore it. But there's also nothing against the law or rules against making a gun out of cans. You said though the time that we're in right now.

But the time shouldn't get people put in prison or suspended from school. Correct. I think we should watch them for a little bit though. Not for him. but if you made a can beer you made a big beer can out of cans that's not legal for M either

that's true yeah yeah but those can't harm yeah they can get drunk and drive and kill them not immediately guys it's a it's a can it's a bunch of cans together

as a gun and again I'm gonna say it again I'm very anti-school shooting but I feel like suspension not not it everything relies on the caption whatever the caption says

I agree and we can't find the caption anywhere that's the story but wouldn't somebody say those on Snapchat There's no caption? Okay, justice for the kid. Snapchat. Oh, I could see how if students,

if my daughter would pull up her Snapchat when she was allowed to have it and if it was flipping through and then that came up. It's made of cans. I know, but it would be like, is this some sort of message? But you also could have said it's a rifle.

It doesn't even look like an AK-47. You could have said it was a 30-odd-6. There's no difference. Yeah, I'm not going to know. That's a part of Missouri where they hunt. The difference, but. Okay, let's talk about caption. If it's a caption.

It's AK-47, hard eyes. Heart eyes? I'm looking at the caption. It's again. I don't like it. Bones, you at least have to look into it. He's agreeing with that.

Yeah. But, I mean, the suspension, it's pretty minor for something like that. No, it's not. The kid did nothing wrong. I don't like it. If there, you can like a gun. You literally can. The kid did nothing wrong.

If this is literally, what he got suspended for, that's not fair. And it is not legal. He made a gun. If he has a history of this, that's it too. I know, it's like they sometimes they see. Then you watch them, but you can't punish somebody for a sign. Right. I understand.

Lunchbox, go ahead. Man, I don't know. That's right. We don't. So therefore we don't. No, no. He's saying he doesn't have a decision yet. I'm going back and forth.

I'm like, oh, it's not that bad. Then I see it. And I'm just like hard eyes. It's like, why are you posting that in your Snapchat? Because you want it to disappear. It's weird. Like, are you trying to send a message? For sure, he has to be investigated.

So keep him from school until we find out what's going on. That's the suspension. That's the suspension. I think if you just make a gun out of cans when guns are legal there, and it's not illegal to have that gun at all. There's nothing illegal about it at all. But should it be? No, that's a rights issue.

That's a whole different thing. And no, if you're a responsible gun order, you have every right to have a gun. That's a tricky one. Not for me. This kid got screwed. If everything we're talking about is what it is. I think if you had kids at school, you would feel a little different about it.

I wouldn't because the kid said nothing. I wouldn't want my kid to get in trouble for making something. Especially if he's playing call a duty with all his buddies and killing people with the same gun on a video game all day and you can post that online, no problem. Why don't we go and look at that? If he's like, look at me, kill everybody. And he's streaming and he's putting clips up on Instagram,

that's worse than this thing doesn't even look like a gun. That looks just like a gun. But you can't. I don't know. I don't know. It's literally eight cans. It could be, it could be, it could be anything, really. If he didn't write the word AK-47 beside it, you're right, you would not know it was a gun.

You would not know it was a gun. Yeah. Anyway, I don't like it, but I think sometimes, I think a kid got in trouble for something probably, I feel like he shouldn't have gotten trouble for it. There's no history and that's the only context. If there is more context, then I reserve the right to change my decision. AK-47 heart-rise? He could really like guns. Or he could really love that he got a new skin in.

in Fortnite. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That has AK-47. Yeah. So that's all. Possibly. I hate to be the guy that's logical here. What?

I'm very anti-skill shooting, but I'm also very logical. All right, thank you. Time for the news. Bobby's big. Stories. This is creepy from Petapixel. A higher photographer was removed from an elementary school after allegedly making inappropriate comments to kids during picture day saying things like,

can I steal your identity? Can I eat your soul? What? Now, it doesn't say there was anything sexual, just really weird. Trying to make them laugh, huh? Probably. But, fine line, and with kids, maybe just take the picture. Totally.

A higher photographer was removed from elementary school after saying that weird stuff. He was kicked off school property. And an email sent to parents on Wednesday, principal Bridget Outlaw of Chittam Elementary School. Reportedly confirmed the photographer was escorted off campus for making inappropriate comments. Again, can I still your identity? Can I eat your soul? In the Facebook post, which has been made private, the woman's son was asked, what the photographer could eat if not his soul

I don't know noodles the kid said oh however the photographer replied demons don't eat noodles what on earth that's creepy you wonder if he just didn't understand how to make a kid smile for a picture without being bizarre

and inappropriate yeah inappropriate yes but not inappropriate like you would think inappropriate with a kid I feel like it's like sexual always right this is just like somebody who doesn't have an eye I can't talk to kids and it's like, I'll just say stupid stuff. What's the age? Like, what school?

It says elementary school, but I think like 10 years old. Yeah, you can't do that. No, you just take the picture. Shut up, take the picture. You don't want to smile? Okay, you get a picture with no smile. Right. WTKR News 3.

America is down to its last Kmart. Kmart announced its last full-size store in the U.S. Kmart was always a rival to me, meaning Walmart was started in Arkansas. So we had a Kmart. It was near-ish, but not as close as Walmart. And sometimes I go to Kmart and I'd be like, this is nothing. This place was starting in Arkansas.

So I always kind of had a negative feeling about Kmart, even though I did this job. A lot of people like Kmart. But Kmart announced that there's only going to be one mini Kmart in Miami and that's the only one in lower 48. Gosh, that's crazy. Wow.

Isn't that weird? I kind of thought they were all gone. Yeah, me too. I mean, I see a lot of them closed down. Like you drive by one. You still see the outline of the K. They're like, dang, you used to be a Kmart. That, and sometimes I see that with Bed Bath and Beyond.

Yes. You just see like that. The tan, the sun tan around the letters. Is there still like one more blockbuster out there? There's one in like Washington State. Alaska. Oregon. Oregon.

Yeah, there. And I don't know if it's still alive or not. No one. I saw a documentary on it. Bend Oregon. Shout out to the blockbuster in Bend, Oregon. A pilot flying from Nebraska to Oregon has a mechanical issue. And again, he's also a mechanic.

So he lands the plane on the road, fixes it, and then flies it back off. the road. What if you see that? That'd be crazy. This is from Cowboy State Daily. This couple tells the story of driving down to Cheyenne for their daughter's softball game when they spotted a single engine airplane

about 150 feet off the ground flying right over the top of the highway. It looks like they put it down. Opened up the port, drain some fuel out. Gets back in. Flies off again. That'd be pretty wild to see. Yeah, it's not like seeing some guy with a hood of his car.

on the road. Like a little smoke coming out, but his feet are on the ground. Like, you land a plane. Crazy. Coffee memory. Make sure all your staff meetings have plenty of coffee if you want the meetings to make an impression. In the study, the staff who were drinking coffee were more attentive and were able to recall

information they learned more easily. Research shows that drinking coffee while learning information helps you recall it for up to 24 hours. Caffeine helps the brain process new information, storing it in your memory. And this is from Johns Hopkins University, not Starbucks University. Hot people complain about the horrible. experience of being good looking. This is from the New York Post. Here we go. People are ruder to you. I think, by the way, are we going to allow this from him?

I mean, he claims he's a 10. We know he's, I'll take the ladies out of here. Us dudes in here, we're all pretty average. Really? I'd say above average. If five is average, we're probably like sevens. We're in that, if you were to circle like the average of the five, four and a half, to six and a half, we're all in that circle. Okay. We're just general, common folk. Although lunchbox claims he's a 10. That's just dumb.

Right. I'm not here to say you're ugly. I'm just here to say, that's fine. I think you're like us. We're all just pretty normal. But I think people that are extremely attractive, they don't know what it's like to be ugly or normal. So whatever their experience, it ain't that bad.

It's just the worst version of what they get. No, it's like sometimes you get treated so well because you're good-looking. And then other people are just so rude to you because they're like, oh, I'm just so jealous. And so they try to take out their anger that they're not on your level on you. And they don't treat you with respect. They give you the weird eye. And it's just like, man, guys, just because I'm good looking, doesn't mean I'm not a normal human. Pretty privilege is what it's called.

Quote, I've been accused a few times of flirting with men when I'm literally just doing nothing, doing my job. I don't want your man. Some days, I barely don't want my man, they say. But because they're pretty, people just assume if you're pretty and you're talking to somebody. So I can understand you being annoyed by that But if that's the worst part Like that ain't that That's pretty good

When you're at the playground You're talking to one of the mobs And the husband comes up Oh why are you talking to my wife? Like look man we're just the playground Relaxed That happens? Yeah

That is never happened to you Geez Relax right Yeah Quote being attractive enough to get hit on But when you're not interested They pick something out To make you feel like blank about it

So they don't feel bad For being rejected See I'm saying These aren't real problems Real problems are I'll just pick something out randomly has nothing to do with me. I don't know, being 12 to 29 and asking tons of girls,

none of them really saying yes. That's just random? Just random. Yeah, yeah. And them being like, you're ugly and stupid. Yeah. That's a problem. This is like the side effect of a great medicine.

But who does, like, who do they ask? Still it still bothers us. Pretty people long. It started on a Reddit message board where it was like, anybody have trouble being pretty, like the bad things that happened with being pretty. People were like, these are my problems. They did a story about it. Got it.

Yeah. A previously unknown work allegedly by a teenage Mozart has been discovered. Dude, what if it's like shot shots? What if it's like the first? Because they don't have the audio yet. They just say they have it. That's cool. Yeah, but what if it's like Mozart's rapping or something?

Yeah, that'd be awesome. More than 230 years after his death. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart is dropping new music. 230 years? He barely died? He died in 1791 at age 35. Wow. A previously unknown piece of music is out, I think, was written by a, it probably isn't that good.

if it's like his early days. Sure. You know, most artists are like, they're still trying to find them in their sound. They're like, you know, I don't know who I am yet as an artist. Finally, if you did something embarrassing at work or in public, experts say to suppress it. By consciously trying to bury emotions,

it helps people forget bad memories. Wait, what? That's not true. This is from Neuropsychologica, a scientific publication, by consciously trying to bury these emotions. Again, it helps people forget bad memories in the study of hundreds of people. They found it harder to recall a negative image. a week later if they were told to suppress it.

So basically stop replaying embarrassing moments in your head over and over. The problem with that is if you do that in one part of your life, you're going to do it in a lot. Like I can understand you slip and fall in ice and everybody gets a good laugh. Like you don't remember that. But if you're going to repress some hardcore stuff, like eventually that is going to show its head again in different ways. Physical, mental, emotional. Yes. But you don't just get to pick what you suppress.

You either live that life or you don't. So they say just suppress it. All right. that's your news. Thank you. Bobby's big. Stories. A win is a win.

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Lunchbox is going to Thunder. Tonight is the all-male review. It's much dudes. I guess in their underwear and they get around a day. dance. It's called Thunder Down Under, meaning they bring the thunder and they're all from Australia. But Lunchbox lost a bet. He's got to go tonight to the show and sit close and watch the show. And enjoy it. There's nothing about enjoying it. There was no rule I have to enjoy it.

We know you'll naturally enjoy it. Yeah, you'll enjoy it. So Lunchbox went and was telling his wife about it last night. What did you ask her here? I was just asking my wife, like how she feels about it, just getting her opinion, making sure she's okay. Because if she wouldn't have been, you had to... Then I had to back out. Here's lunchbox talking to his wife. How do you feel about me going to Thunderdown Under? I love it.

I just want to make sure you're not jealous. Like, there's nothing. No, I think it'll be great. You know, you might learn some moves. I just want you to know that. Like, this isn't my choice. Okay. Like, I'm being forced to go, and I'm not going to have fun.

I'm going to try to close my eyes as much as possible just so you know. Okay. Like, my eyes are only for you, not them. Okay. All right? Sounds good. Okay. And I'm not sending you after I go.

Okay. Dang it. So what time to show? You always told I have to be there at six. Do you have your clothes light out for tonight? What do you mean laid out? What do you wear? When you're excited for things, you prep.

No. Do you know what you're going to wear? shirt and pants I guess it's good they won't have those on but that's good for you how much are you dreading this one to ten oh ten this would be the most awkward thing in my life

like most awkward I've ever had to do something in my life you think this will be the most awkward thing that you've been forced not forced you lost the bet you knew what the bet was you lost the bet you forced to do it because I lost the bet no you chose to take the bet you lost the bet so now you have to pay the bet

is this the most awkward thing for you ever yeah for sure. I mean, I couldn't think of another awkward thing that I've done that is this level. And they know he's going to be there too, so I wonder if they'll like target them in the other. Go into the audience. I don't know. I've never been to a Thunderdown Under show.

But tomorrow around this time, we'll give you the update. But my question is, where are you guys paying for dinner? Because if I'm going out, like, I need dinner. That wasn't not part of the bed. This is not a fun experience. You figure that out. Yeah. You know what?

Just to stay in theme, you should eat some Vienna sausages before you head out. Oh, that's good. It's good. Or some just hot dog. Yeah, just keep it all. You just keep, you know, making the night. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Fully themed.

Like, and people are going to be looking at me like the women in the audience are like, what is this dude doing here? They'll just think that you're there for Thunder Down Under. Sure. Just like them. Yeah. Just a little sausage. After stealing a woman's underwear from a clothes rack, a guy left woman a letter on that

same rack he stole the underwear from. He made some, you know, dirty comments about the woman's body. and then saying, I will send you pictures of me wearing your underwear. And true to his word, he left those photos at her place. Oh. On Wednesday, the 18th, I guess it's a week ago, he pleaded guilty to two charges of disturbing with obscene pictures, obscenity.

He was sentenced to nine weeks in jail, six charges of theft, and one more of distributing an obscene picture from today online. I do. Hey, there's multiple. Like multiple issues in this. There's the stealing. Like, not good.

Don't steal. It's not yours. But I guess if you need some underwear and that's your last thing. Okay. But then the picture? Well, not even that. There's a middle one. There's a note.

The pictures are coming. There's a warning. Let him know. There's the pictures. There's all of this. Yeah, I think this guy needs, okay, if he's going to spend nine weeks in jail, I think he needs a lot more observation. Yeah.

I think he needs some government mandated therapy. Yeah, I never really got that. Like, I don't, I don't. Well, like how even wearing a thong would be fun or good. I feel bad for you. That does not seem like it would be fun to wear. Like my underwear, pretty comfortable. Like our box of breathes.

They go like to the middle of my thigh and like they're just there. Because even like when boxers start creeping up there, I don't like boxers. Yeah, it's like you guys, it's not, it's not fair. Yeah. But we appreciate it. A lot of things that aren't fair that you guys have to deal with. Number one, the fact you have to wear, you don't have to. two, but society is said, yeah, you're supposed to wear makeup.

That is unfair. Like, you guys, you guys have to wake up and present yourself in this way because society says that, that's bull crap. Number two. Well, thanks. I wish guys had to carry babies too, which is 50-50 crap shoot. I'm good with that. Well, that's not from society.

That's how it is. That's just our body. I'm just saying that's unfair. It's an unfair thing that women have to do. The guys don't. But also, you know, we get, well, I haven't. I was unable to get pregnant, but for women that are, they get that experience with the baby being inside of the search for you guys because guys don't get that experience so again it's an

unfairness it is a one-half unfairness right um what about shaving armpits yeah yeah some of don't do that as much you know legs yeah yeah I think just the general it's unfair what you guys have to do to just be even what society you don't have to but what society says things don't have to I mean luckily we've seen women that we look up to that kind of are changing that narrative yeah but you still do yeah you have a choice but in a also underwear. It sucks for you guys. Yeah, thanks. That's unfair. It does not look comfortable. And this guy must really be into it

because that does not, like, it wouldn't feel good, I don't think. We'll come back in a second. I do want to get to, somebody on the show feels like yesterday they were supposed to die. What? It's a weird story, but there's, let them tell it into it next. I don't want the drum roll. It's not like you're winning a, or we're revealing the charity amount. There's a couple things happened to this person yesterday.

They felt like yesterday. I hope it's not a premonition. We'll see. It's next. Okay, do it, Eddie. Guys, I don't think I was supposed to be here today. I really don't. I think I was supposed to die yesterday. I'm listening. And this is also weird because your dad just died.

It's not a joke. No, I know, but your dad just died. And what was weird about that was, before that happened, people kept telling you to be careful. That's true. Remember? Because you were like, people keep telling me to be careful. Like I go to the grocery store, people would be like, bye, see you, be careful. Like what?

And after that, your brother had a stroke. This is not a joke or a bit, and Eddie's dad fell and died. Yes, freak accident. So, I'm listening. So yesterday I was driving home from work, and I got a green light of the intersection. I'm going straight, and I can see a pickup truck flying coming on the other side of the intersection, coming into my road. And he's flying. He runs a red light, and I had to swerve and fall off the road in order for him not to hit me.

Like, he was coming right at me, full speed. I would have rolled over into a ditch been dead 100%. But I saw it and I jumped the curb and I honked at him and I just sat there being like, wow, that was close. Then later yesterday I'm taking my kids to practice and I'm on the turning lane. I've got my signal light ready to turn right in the turning lane and I look behind me and there's a car speeding like just passing people left, right, left, right. And I guess he got frustrated so he starts passing on the turning lane. There I am. I'm like, he's coming right for me.

And he must be going, there's dust behind him because he's in the turning lane people don't drive on it. He's flying dust and he missed me probably by six inches when he saw him. Why did you make the fish? I don't know. Turning lane people don't drive on it. There's dust. They don't drive 50 miles per hour in a turning lane. So there's dust.

Yeah. That's how I saw it because I still looked in the rearview who saw dust flying. I'm like, he's going to hit us. And I told my kids like, he's going to hit us. He's going to hit us. He missed us by six inches. Wow. Twice in one day.

And then Bones yesterday, I was driving to your house. A truck had rolled over right kind of by your house. Like, man, this is crazy. Like, are people just driving nuts here? Like, in the last couple days? I really felt like yesterday I was supposed to die. Especially that first one, dude. If I hadn't swerved, he would totally hit me.

And I'm sitting there on the side of the road. I sat there for five minutes being like, I got to catch my breath. I'm going to make a request. Don't die in the next couple weeks because this will be really eerie if so. Yeah. Well, I'll try my best, man. No, but I need you not to. Commit to me.

I will not die in the next, what, couple weeks? It's just, it's just a... No, it's gonna be even weirder if it does. I know. But you guys don't think this is crazy? Well, I don't know that I would equate it to that means you were supposed to die. If you were supposed to, you probably would have. Yeah.

Oh, like, destiny? Yeah, maybe like you were supposed to be taught a lesson. Like, pay attention to some... I don't know. You never know. But God gives us free will to do whatever. And I felt like at that moment when I dodged that first truck, I'm like, man, I feel like I dodged death right there.

I can't prove you're wrong. I can't prove you right. That's weird. It was also weird when everybody was telling you to be careful unless of having to your family. Correct. Maybe this is, yeah, these are just little reminders of watch out, be on your toes. Maybe the first accident helped you prepare and be aware for the

second one. You're making fun of me on the dust thing, but that's how I noticed him coming behind. That part just sounded a little dramatic. A little bit dramatic. Because then it takes away, like when there's drama attached to it, then it takes away from like what you really were experiencing. Fine, I was sitting in the turning lane and some car almost hit me. Yeah.

That sucks. Hey, that sucks. There you go. And twice in a day if something happens, that also is very unfortunate. But luckily, the fortunate part is you're okay and you're here. So you weren't supposed to die. Maybe you were supposed to live and give somebody else right now who's listening. Awareness.

Awareness of their surroundings. So maybe they avoid an accident. Yeah, maybe if you would have been on your phone, you would have never seen it. So maybe it's an encouragement for people to stay off their phone when they're driving because it could save them. So look at it like that. It's all perspective. How about two, like when I leave work today, I think I want to tell all you guys, I love you just in case. Tell us right now.

I love you guys. Cool. I love every single one of you. You just sit on the air, so just a bit. Yeah. It's not real. That's why I'm saying. I'll say before I get in my car today.

Okay. Well, we're glad you're here. I love you guys. Good. Thanks. I appreciate that. Crazy, man. Does anybody else had a near death?

No, not recently. But the weird thing for me is if somebody now dies in the next week or two weeks, it's going to be a really bizarre segment to look back on. Well, I don't know what to tell you, man. Why, have you had a near death? Me? recently? You asked it?

Like, you wanted to share it? one. No, I don't. I had some, I drank some bad almond milk about a month ago. That's not going to kill you. Dude, I was in the bathtub talking to the spirits. How does almond milk go bad? Exactly my thoughts. Like it's just almonds, right? But then Amy said, everything goes bad. It has everything done. Yes. And like, except for like a rock. I thought I was dying there. But no, not like you. We're glad you're here. Thank you guys. Hope everything works out. I'm glad I'm here too. We'll check with you tomorrow. Make sure you still alive. Thank you. Bacteria can go bad due to bacteria. yeast, oxidation, or mold, and I'm going to tell you, mine had all four of those.

For sure. I have a weird death thought that I had, but I'm going to have to tell it in a safe space. Okay. Post show? Well, I don't know. I just need y'all to be in the right. We're never in the right. Never.

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When we unveiled what was in it in this room, part of it was brand new toilet seats. Six of them. And so Lunchbox promised a listener one and then took months and never sent them one. Then we all signed it and then we sent it off, right? Well, yeah, you thought we sent it off. I've had like the little mailer thing on my desk forever.

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And you won't mail things on the weekend or what? Well, yeah. I mean, that's when I have time. Where is the toilet seat? I see her, man. Can you just give it to her now and she mails it off? What's the problem? Yeah, what is the problem?

We have listeners that you are. Like the set list, the Jordan Davis set list, right? Remember that? It took him like a year to mail it to the guy? It was a year. He like promised him, I'll send you this setlet. It took a year to mail it to him. Yeah, then that person called and let the message and called me out.

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