The Bobby Bones Show - Wed Part 2: Morgan Needs Advice On Hypothetical Situation + Milton Update

Episode Date: October 9, 2024

Morgan has a hypothetical situation she's gonna give to the studio and wants their perspective. A person starts to see someone, we'll call her Sally. She goes on 7 dates with a guy. Then her birthday comes up. What should happen, if anything, on her birthday? Plus, we discuss Hurricane Milton making landfall in Florida soon and more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Morgan just had her birthday, by the way, happy birthday again. Thank you. Is this about you? It's a hypothetical situation. Okay, exactly. Okay, so it's a friend. Okay. So hypothetically, I think somebody got their feelings.

So Morgan, go ahead. So you start seeing somebody, right? And you go on. Me? No, I'm married. I'm just. Oh, oh, got it. You know?

For listeners out there. A person starts to see something. Yeah. Hypothetically, a person. Let's call her Sally. Sally. Go ahead. So Sally goes on about seven dates with this guy.

Everything seems like it's heading in a great direction. Well, Sally's birthday comes up. What do you expect should happen with Sally for her birthday? Anything, nothing, all are options. Great question. And I'm sure Sally sounds like somebody I'd really like as a person. Yeah. Great work or great person, warm to be around.

It just feels like that's the kind of person. That some dudes should be very lucky that if Sally even likes them back, seven dates is a significant number of dates. Seven dates is a big one. not that seven is but that many that that's a lot of time dedicated and once you have like four three or four a small gift is in play seven is like a mid gift and probably like we're going to do something seven one-on-one dates yes hypothetically sally sally had seven one-on-one dates yeah dude that's a lot of one-on-one dates and i would tell sally i don't know if you could text sally or not

but would you know if the person for sure knew it was Sally's birthday? Oh, let me ask Sally real quick while you guys keep debating. Because I think that that's a significant number. Anything like four or five one-on-ones? Not group. Right. Not quick. Sally says yes for sure.

Okay. Was known. Sally texted about quick. Was communicated. Sally's on Facebook Messenger. Yeah, I got it. That's bad news. I don't like it at all.

If the guy knew it was a birthday, I don't know what he did. Did the guy do anything crazy at all? Nope. Did the guy text? He may or may not have shown up for a brief few minutes and then proceeded to want to leave. That's a sad sign for Sally. Did he acknowledge Sally's birthday?

When he showed up, was it to say happy birthday and like bring? Just to say happy birthday, say hello. And then leave? And then leave. But not schedule like a, hey, let's have a birthday dinner or do something for him. Nothing was scheduled for Sally. Seven dates is a lot of dates for that. I think that, do you think, does Sally think that dude is like dating a bunch of people?

Who knows? She's not sure. That's why she's like, listen, I don't know, maybe you're not supposed to do anything for birthdays after seven days. You should do something for the birthday if it's like four in. Even if you're not just dating them one on one, you haven't said, hey, it's just us. You haven't DT hard. You should still probably get a little gift or something because you do, you have created a relationship with that person. where there's possibility that it could go on to be something bigger.

I'm not saying you got to get him a ring or throw him a huge party, but something. Like flowers or seven dates? I think Sally screwed again. Sal, well. Again, you know her? Maybe for the first time. I would run for the hills. This is, unless there's some excuse as to like, hey, my mom died or.

But he was there. But he showed up for five. I know, but I can't justify a reason why that's okay. I would like to, but I cannot justify a reason why that's okay. any way for that many dates. Yeah. How do you think, how did she feel? Probably hurt.

I'd have been hurt. Yeah, Sally didn't think it was a good sign. So Sally's probably going to run. It's a dark pink flag. But did Sally leading up to it say, hey, you know, my birthday's coming up. I'm hoping we can do something. Or did Sally say, don't worry. You don't have to do anything.

But she shouldn't have to say that. If they've been on seven dates, you don't have to write a letter going, dear to whom it may concern. I would expect this for my birthday. It's that many dates in. There's an expectation. of the relationship has gotten this far, whatever it is, an understanding. You know how intimate.

You guys have talked about stuff. That sucks. That sucks. I'll be out. I'll be out. Poor Sally. Yeah. Well, since she's not real, who cares?

But if she was, if she was, that sucks. And that dude is a loser. And I would, first I would try to figure, nothing went wrong with, like, the dude's life, right? Like, no tragedy or anything. Not that Sally was made aware of. Yeah. I'm out. Peace out.

Yeah, I would be a little confused. I feel like I would take it in as data. Like, oh, this is giving me information and information is power. And that gives me autonomy over my life to make a decision to not ever talk to him again. And you're not a priority, Sally. And that sucks. That's the information you've been given. And sometimes that's hard to process.

And by you, I mean, Sally. And- Me, you're talking to me. Yeah. Hypothetically. Right. I just think that if you keep it as that, just like information and be like, okay, yeah, moving on. next. So is like

Sally Morgan, I'm trying to follow around. I don't know. No, hypothetically. This is a hypothetical situation. Don't be dumb, dude. Hey dude, don't be stupid, man. I was just getting confused. All right, we're pro Sally and anti

whoever this dude is. Not good. Sal. Run. Sal and Sally. I will report to Sally. All right, good. Watching these people on TikTok last night and they're getting ready for Hurricane Milton, which by the way, it's a category five. It's supposed to make landfall by tomorrow morning.

hopefully it drops back down again, but they don't know, right? It's a massive storm. But there are people that are like, ah, screw it, I'm staying. But not because they have to stay, because I can understand not have a money or anywhere to go. Because it's a part of it. To evacuate, you've got to even have gas money or somewhere to stay. But it's like this one dude, he's like 26. And he's like, I'm in a really high condo.

The water's not coming up here. Oh, my gosh. The wind? Well, I'm thinking like, or like projectiles are going to fly and busts into the window. But he's like, I'm so high. This thing is going to, like, what's going to fly into me? It's got to, like, fly up. And so I'm just begging my algorithm to take me back at some point.

Oh, because you don't know how to find him. No, I didn't follow him. I felt like if I followed him that I was part of the problem. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But I didn't watch it twice just so the algorithm would, like, take me back to it. But he's like, I got enough food. I got enough water. I'll watch up here.

And he is on, like, the 20th floor. And I just don't know if he's right or not. Because again, the stuff that's blowing is not really going to blow up. And there's nothing that's right across from him. And if it does blow up a little bit, it's not going to go straight. Because he's really high up in the building. Now, I wouldn't stay. And he does like an idiot.

But he's also inside the house wearing goggles to be funny. And he's like, I'm ready. So I also watched a video yesterday. It was a meteorologist standing out in front of a house. And they used AI to show what each category. of the hurricane is like. And it's like Category 1, heavy winds. And you would see like a small shingle blow off.

Category 2. And a few more shingles blow off. Like the trees are blowing over. That starts to be semi-significant. Category 3, part of the roof is gone. You start to see like trees flying, like little trees fly in front. You start to see the garage kind of just shake a little bit. Category 4 of the garage is kind of caving in.

More of the roof is gone. A piece of siding is gone. There's stuff flying all around. Category 5, the roof blows off the house. Yeah. If Category 5 hits it right on land. Like the roof's gone from the house. The garage is blown in.

The windows are all busted. It was a really... I mean, I need stuff idioted down for me when I know nothing about it. And when I hear category 4, category 5, I don't know the difference except 5 is bigger. Never been in a hurricane. Up from Arkansas, we had a lot of tornadoes, but no hurricanes. So like bigger, meaning the more powerful wind. Yes. When

storm surge Which I've learned More that mean water Like the water comes in from The ocean Surging or the air Yeah yeah Well it came from the ocean

Yes yes so We're really begging this thing not to be a five We hate that it's going to be a four A three does a lot of damage But we're begging this thing not to be a five Scoo of Steve Ever been in a hurricane? Hundreds of them.

You grew up in Florida. What's the biggest one you ever were a part of? The worst one was 2004 when Charlie hit, which was a four. And Charlie brought a lot of high winds, which knocked down pool enclosures and trees that knocked over and hit roofs. But then it was followed by two other hurricanes that were just full of waters that brought flooding. That was the worst one. I should find this video. And then I should find the video of the kid that's like another guy was like, I just bought a new Corvette.

And now the storm's coming. What do I do? It's going to flood. And so he's like wrapping the Corvette and like sell. He's not. I tell you, I'm on idiot hurricane algorithm. But I want to be insensitive, like living there for so long, you become numb to it. For sure.

It's a time off from school, your party and you're grilling, you're drinking, you're hanging out. I would in a very lightweight compare it to, again, we had tornadoes all the time in Arkansas. Wasn't like Oklahoma, Nebraska, the tornado alley part. We had tornadoes a lot. Yeah. They were like tornado warning. Who cares? Go outside.

Yeah, but to your initial point, though, you do feel like. bad for those who cannot leave financially. Yes. Whatever the case, I mean, that's the ones where you worry about homeless as well. That's a big problem. But there's lots of shelters and places you can go to. It's just, it is devastating. It is humped up to see because I have family that still lives there and they're there right now. But from a perspective of someone who lived there, it was There were probably a lot, right? Not big, but you'd hear possible hurricanes all the time that kind of just became. Ones or tropical storms. And it does bring a lot of rain.

And then some wouldn't come. They would say one, even tornadoes, all these warnings. I mean, it would shift. It would go somewhere. else and someone come and come back. I remember one time I think Betsy came and came back around and we were like, oh my God, here it comes again. Yeah, the way they move are really weird. We should not name them like fun names for people to hang out around. Like, Milton sounds like a fun grandpa.

Like, it should be like Satan. You know? Lucifer. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Even with tornadoes, and I want to make sure that I express this correctly, tornadoes are terrible, but we would get so many watch. First of all, it was a watch. During tornadoes, there's a watch every third day.

warnings constantly. So whenever you get a watch, and especially a warning and it doesn't come, eventually you just start to go, well, this is probably not going to come either. So, let's go outside. And earthquakes would scare me. I'm like, you have no warning.

You have a three-second warning, and an earthquake comes, and you don't know what that could bring to wherever you're living. So I was more afraid of those than hurricane. Well, Hurricane was scared of piss out of me because I'd never been in one, but a tornado, although they were bad,

I was around so many of them. Yeah. That it's probably like a blizzard to our friends in North Dakota. They're like, it's a massive blizzard coming. And it's going to shut everything down. And they're like, you got to say this crap all the time. This is part of the...

That being said, this is one of the big bad ones. Milton is like one that people are even... They hear this all the time. They're still like, holy crap. Yeah, and still be smart about it. You still want to take precaution. You still want to make sure if you can board of your home. If you're near the water, leave the water, take evacuation routes, go to shelters.

That still is very important. I don't want to downplay. I know we're talking about... We're not downplaying it. I think we're just talking about our personal experiences about why sometimes people don't leave and they stay and party because they've heard for the past 10 years in their life that something's coming and it doesn't. Yeah, see, I can't comprehend that. Like, being from Texas,

I'm scared of all of these things. Like, because I'm not used to any of them. Scorpions. So, I'm just Yeah, yeah, yeah. Because where I was, we didn't deal. I mean, we maybe had a few tornado situations, but enough, I mean. Milton dropped to a 4 early yesterday and then back to a 5. The forecast path of the storm drifted south yesterday. The projected landfall, like I mentioned,

before 6 a.m. near Sarasota, but meteorologist cautioned the path could still shift, meaning it could shift up, down. It's not going to go left, but it could go up or down. Our stations in Florida, because our show is all over Florida, we're not on most of them now,

and for a great reason, what's great about having radio stations and being a hybrid of local radio versus our show, which is a national show, is that you can cut out of us at any time. And if there are emergencies, you just run wall-to-wall coverage.

And they came in there like, are you okay if they take the show off? Heck, yeah, I'm okay if they take the show off. If like a couple people are listening to the coverage and it is able to help them minimally, like absolutely, that's worth it. So, yeah, that's what's up. So we are, we're rooting for it. And at the same time, Helene just happened, right? And so you have people over there that are still in the middle of the heavy struggle

of after the storm. And here comes another one. And what sucks is, it's kind of taking a little bit of the, the spotlight that they need in order to repair because now there's going to be shared spotlight for a spotlight you don't even have to turn on. So that's what's up. But anyway, I was watching that kid and he was

like, I'm not leaving my condo. We used to go to the beach and go surfing right before the hurricane, but just because it was good swells and great waves. I feel like condo, he may be okay. Me too, and I hate that I kept thinking about it and watching the second time, and I hate that I want to go back and have the algorithm taking me back.

But I was thinking maybe he's right. Maybe he's up so high. It doesn't matter. I know, well, even I was watching this one couple that had a house in the mountains in Asheville, and they actually are from Miami. And this is their mountain home. And they were like, we're from Miami. We are used to hurricanes. And they were like, there's no way that water is going to come up and reach us where we are in the mountains.

This is not going to happen. They were not concerned. And then lo and behold, like, they were completely flooded in. And their world was rocked. And it was just crazy. So it's like, you never know what could happen. Well, the part about that is how saturated the land was, because you're like, in the mountains, surely we're not going to get flooded. Right.

But the ground was so saturated that it had no choice but to continue to accumulate on the ground. It's devastating. Yeah, so all that sucks. But I will let you know how the kid does. Good. We want to know. We want to know if he was right. And the guy with the Corvette who wrapped his complete corn and cellophane so it doesn't, like, flood.

Like, he went and got like Reynolds wrap or whatever that crap is. Saran wrap. A bunch of it. And just wrapped his whole car. Oh my gosh. But I think social media, I don't think it's showing us there's always been dumb people. I think it does that a little bit. I think it creates avenues for people to be dumb and get famous.

Because otherwise this kid may just stay. He may go to his aunt's house. Maybe in like Georgia. But he's like, man, I really would like some TikTok followers. Yeah, let's just wrap my car real quick. Yeah, that or the guy and the kid in the condo. Yeah. Call us if you want, 8777.

77 Bobby. We'd love to have your call. 877.77 Bobby. One other thing, Carrie Underwood, allegedly, apparently. And Carrie, if you're listening, you can call up here text and let me know if this is true or not. Carrie Underwood makes a million bucks every time the theme song from Sunday that football is played. Wow. That is how many 17 weeks? Well, so she records the whole season all at once, but she has to sing different versions because it's like, The Cowboys are going to get close but lose on Sunday night. That's not funny. What? That's not funny.

That's not what she says. I'm giving an example. I'm giving an example of like what teams would do. Yeah. You know. She says like Dallas is in Philly tonight. Yeah, yeah. You know what I mean.

Dallas loses in Philly tonight. Dallas loses at the last second in Philly tonight and that he's mad. She gets paid a million dollars. It was just reported that Kare reported again. If not true, Carrie, you know how to reach me. I can set the story straight. But I wouldn't want to say straight. No.

If somebody did a story, Bible makes a million bucks every time he goes into a show. Zip? I'll let people believe that crap. That would be awesome. But if you don't, though, like, who cares?

Now everyone thinks you do, but you really don't. You're going to make like 500 bucks. Okay, who cares? I do. Don't treat me different. They'd be like, dang, respect. No, and then you get to,

if people want to hire you for something else, you're like, well, I get it a million for this, so. Yeah, my going rate is a million a show. Look it up. It was reported. Cary's paid a million bucks every time Sunday night football plays. That was for the entire season, 18 weeks.

That means she makes $36 million between this year and last. Oh, my. That's awesome. Not bad. Respect. Clap hands, respect. You can get it, get it. Million dollars.

A million dollars. A lot of money. For just doing that one little thing. Well, no. But they picked her to do it. It's her being on the show or being on a camera, singing it differently. She only gets, she's also very famous. That adds up to.

Yeah. That's crazy. All right. Back in a second. A win. A win. A win is a win. I don't care what you're saying. Yep, that's me, Clifford Taylor the 4th. You might have seen the skits, the reactions, my journey from basketball to college football,

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My dad gave me the best advice ever. I went and had lunch with them one day, and I was like, and Dad, I think I want to really give this a shot. I don't know what that means, but I just know the groundlings. I'm working my way up through, and I know it's a place they come, look for up-and-coming talent. He said, if it was based solely on talent, I wouldn't worry about you, which is really sweet.

Yeah. He goes, but there's so much luck involved. and he's like, just give it a shot. He goes, but if you ever reach a point where you're banging your head against the wall and it doesn't feel fun anymore, it's okay to quit. If you saw it written down, it would not be an inspiration. It would not be on a calendar of, you know, the cat. Just hang in there.

Yeah, it would not be. Right, it wouldn't be that. There's a lot of luck. Listen to Thanks Dad on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcast. This week on the Sports Slice podcast, it's all about the NFL draft. And we've got a special guest. The director of the NFL's East West Shrine Bowl, Eric Galco, joins the Sports Slice podcast to break down what really matters when evaluating draft prospects.

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My time for the news. Bobby's B. Stories. I'm not a meteorologist. I'm looking at this map, though, here. And they have everywhere the number of Milton was. Five, four, five, when it was a five, four. It looks as if right this second, it is a four again. Now again, four is still super significant. And also, I don't know if you guys are familiar, but I'm not a real meteorologist.

Correct. But they do dummy these apps down, because I'm on the weather channel. Whoa, that looks bad. Yeah, it's a big hurricane. It's called Milton. No, no. I haven't seen a screen, though. Like, I haven't seen one of those things.

You have a tracker? I have a tracker on my phone. Yeah, I have a few. but I like the weather channel they dumb it down. So there's a four over it right now. It'd be awesome if we got to a three. That would be great.

It'd be cool if they just went, never mind. It was a one. Yes, and just stayed there and just died there. And then just went back and left. That'd be great. That'd be awesome. A new exercise pill mimics the effects

of running a 10K. Boy, this sounds dangerous. You know why? I saw a documentary and everybody got, but they took all these pills and everybody like, it's called I am legend.

And like everybody, guide, but one guy didn't take the pill and then him and his dog were like fighting zombies. Is it a documentary? It is that or a Will Smith movie. I forget. It was awesome, though. I think it was a movie, but you didn't think of that? Yeah, yeah, yeah. It was awesome.

Researchers in Denmark say they've created a pill that mimics the benefits of running a 10K. Yes, an exercise pill. It doesn't come with the benefits, though, of like your legs getting stronger because that's not possible. But the new molecule they develop does mimic the effect. on your metabolism, it brings a body into a metabolic state corresponding to running 10 kilometers at a high speed. A 10K is like roughly, almost 7 miles. 6.2.

Yeah. I said roughly. 6.2 bones. Yeah. Anyway, that's a pill you can take to. Yeah, because I mean, then you wonder, yeah, cardiovascularly and then. 6.2. That doesn't sound safe at all.

No, really? Yeah, but would you take it? No. But there's other stuff you take that's not safe. That sounds like the white powder stuff. What do you mean? Like that's what that does your body. It's just that it increases your metabolic rate.

I didn't say it gives you like this high where you're like need to go. I'm pretty sure that's what you do. I mean, don't you drink like beer? Yeah. But that doesn't that's not comparable to 10-day. That slows me down. But again, you're doing upper lower. There's a reason beer's not on the old food pyramid.

But when you run though, like a 10-K, you're, I don't want my body just to do that because if it's not going to do that. But also, you don't run at all. It's not. You're right, I don't. You don't take the pill and your heart rate starts going up. But a beer is good for you. At the end of races, they usually have beers there for you to get your...

Okay, what about candy? Same thing. Not good for you. Yeah, you're right. You're right about that. Love sugar and love it. When it comes to America's favorite candy, what do you think American's favorite candy is before I read you the list here?

Rees. Rees has to be. M&Ms. I can't. See, I would think no way Reese's because I hate peanut butter, but you're right. Most people like peanut butter. Well, I just guessed it because it's my favorite. Well, it's not the answer.

I'm just saying you're right that it's up there. That's my favorite. Eminem's the number one. Peanut Eminem's though. No, regular Eminem's. That's not. You know what Eminem's is more of an adult MNM. No.

Yeah. I think you're right. Peanut Eminem is like you've matured into. You're going to put a little nut in there. Yeah. Okay. When you get those peanut m&Ms, you get those nuts. Oh, so good.

See, I like the M&Ms that don't like just a little chocolate ones. The regular ones. But I'll do peanut ones if I'm like having a healthy day. Because you got a little peonups. Any little nut in there. M&M's number one, Reese's cups. Number two, Reese's cups, excuse me, we call them Reese's Cubs from.

Sour Patch Kids place third. Wow, big showing for Sour Patch Kids. That's amazing. Underdog. Skittles at four, starburst at five. That's from candy store.com. Social media band times. This is from psychology today.

To stay mentally healthy, psychologists suggest you to not use social media when you're supposed to be paying attention to the people you care about at home. Your kids, your partners, your family, your friends. Don't use social media right before bed either. beyond the blue light effect

which I have mine set at the blue light 9 o'clock doesn't even show up on my phone but it's weird to me because I'm pretty colorblind anyway so it all looks great to me at that point but there is a setting in your phone when you can turn the blue light off content that attracts our attention activates our brain making it harder

to fall asleep feels like standard news right I know I can hear that like 500 times and sometimes I still am like I'll watch TV well I'll look at my phone the mega millions ticket is doubling? More than doubling. More than. More than. What the crap.

It's going from $2 to five buckaroos. So what's the deal then? They're saying that it would be bigger jackpots faster. Bigger jackpots. I'm okay with a $1 million jackpot. Yeah. People like that we need to have $2 billion to get involved. Right. Well, they said is that there's not as many tickets being sold, but when there becomes a big jackpot, a lot more tickets are being sold. So they're going to make it where there's bigger jackpots quicker. So more people are, will be buying tickets.

But man, I'm going to tell you what, jacking it up more than 100%. Like, I mean, if I do the math right, 100, 300%. No, no, no. Yeah. Hold on. So if you have $2, if it's $2? Yeah, 100% would be $4. Okay, now, go ahead.

So then it's 300%. No, because what's half of the $2? A dollar. Right. So what's two plus one? Three. 300%. No, again, me, go ahead.

So. 300. No, no, you're right. 100% would be $2. Okay. Go ahead. No, don't look at me, man. Go ahead, go ahead.

So then the third dollar is only 50%. Right. So now what is it? No. 150. Correct. 150%.

We got there. You got there. Even Eddie missed it. He walked halfway through it. I was like, I got it. You have just calculus. Calcula, yeah. It's like dyslexia for numbers.

So, yeah, them raising it 150%. It's going to be a lot harder to buy a 10%. ticket? They expect, quote, more billion dollar jackpots. Oh my gosh. Meaning creating more billionaires. Like that's doing us a favor. Oh, wow. We need more of those. We're just thinking. We need more billionaires.

Imagine that if like once a month there's a new billionaire in America. And it could be you. It could be you. But if I imagine it, nothing changes because I don't know them. But also, where's all this money going? Like, I don't see a bunch of schools that are like made a gold now. You're right.

They say it goes education. They say that. I don't see any gold plate as well. schools around here or I don't even see education system getting much better. Like where's that money going? It goes to schools. So they say. You see the new desks they get. Yeah, they get

Or how about, yeah, teacher salaries? Can we raise those? Yeah. Why aren't our teachers making like a livable wage and they're not having to call me and be like can you do my go fund me for my Amazon list? But you heard them. Not a lot of people are playing. No, they are playing. They're just they want. People are more like

the crazy part is. If it's 500 million we're like, yeah, I don't know if I want to play. goes to like a billion and we're like, okay, fine, I'll play. Oh my gosh, empty the bank account. Right. Doctors could soon diagnose type 2 diabetes using a patient's just voice notes. Whoa. So this is a lot of AI too being able to hear things in the voice.

And the voice is actually affected by throat, by modules in the throat. There's a lot of stuff that we actually can't hear that, like, computer technology can. It can even, like, determine BMI for somebody. with a voice note. Body mass index. That's crazy. So, yeah, they tested the AI model on more than 600 adults

and found that it was accurate in more than two-thirds of the cases. Wow. And this is like a test, a very early version of it. So when people are like, AI, I'm scared, this is the good stuff

where it's going to figure out how to fix a lot of the diseases. The other stuff where, like, robots take over the world, we'll deal with that when it happens. There'll be so many billionaires by them from the lottery. We'll just take care of that.

We'll just have our own personal armies take out the robots, you know? And then I'll give you one more story here. Tupac's family's hiring an investigator to probe the Diddy link to the rapper's death. The family of Tupac has hired a high profile attorney to investigate a possible connection. She already had done this. Because that kind of was already a thing. Well, they just found his assassin, right? Like this year? Yeah. Yeah, but they kind of always had some ideas. But I hear you. Diddy was recently arrested

from it. You get all that. That's from Us Weekly. All right, that's the news. Thank you. I just want to let everybody know. Scarlett Johansson, Taylor Swift, Johnny Depp, they're not trying to date you. Not only that, they don't want money from you. They don't need money. So those are three of the biggest, Kylie Jenner, where people think they're talking to them. Stop. And they end up giving money to them.

So I just want to be your friend, tough love. Sidney Sweeney does not want to date you or be your friend. People fall for this. I mean, when they see a haughty like Scarlett Johansson sliding in, they're like, oh my gosh. This is my one shot. Finally, somebody sees me for me. Yeah, I mean, I get it if you've never had, and I take it from somebody who got catfished earlier in my life whenever I was like, had no girls.

I was like, holy crap, a guest jeans model? Once at a talk. And I was like, I was so shocked by it that I was blinded by the fact that there was no chance this model wanted to date me. But Bones, what if there is one percent? I know. And that's what Hull held me. on. That's what helped me on.

Yeah, but that's before we had news stories every week saying, look out for this stuff. Like, does some people just not ever come across a story that says... I think they're blinded by the opportunity. It's the same reason people play the lottery. Probably they're going to win, no. Is it really Scarlett

Johansson? Nah, but... And if I don't... Scarlett, Johansson, Taylor Swift, Johnny Debb. Kylie Jenner, Sidney, Tom Hanks. And what Tom Hanks probably just want a trusted friend. Yeah. Right. Because this is a... nice guy. Blake Lively, Addison Ray, they're the ones that are being used the most where it's, hey, can I get some gift cards?

That's the thing about Blake Lively. She doesn't need gift cards to the Apple store. Nope. She's good. I know. I hate it for people. I posted an Instagram yesterday because under every one of, and I did this on TikTok and Instagram, under every one of my posts on TikTok and Instagram, in every comment, someone named Margaret Martinez. that was an account would reply under every single person. And she would write to every comment on my either TikTok or Instagram. Hello, I'm the personal assistant to Mr. Bobby Bones. He seems to pick interest in you and wants to text privately. Add me up so I can tell you how to go about it. Margaret's your assistant?

No, first of all, Mark, no. Margaret doesn't even speak English really. It's bad. It's like somebody who's sitting in like a South African, like computer farm. Like, they wrote, Add me up. He seems to pick interest. in you. If she was

my assistant, she wouldn't be any longer. And then the other one is, add me up so I can tell you how to go about it. So I got on and I said, hey, look, I don't want to do this all the time because it's happening so often. Every post of mine would be about people trying to scam. So I get on and I say, hey, look, if you see

Margaret Martinez and I posted a picture of the image, this is not real. But then I gave Margaret Martinez a shout out because she's so thorough, she went under every single message. I was like, Margaret, I admire your effort. If you're looking for a job, like, Hard workers. I see how hard you're going. And I admire that, but don't fall for it.

Scam alert. And then I was reading a story yesterday where, yeah, 98% of this doesn't work. But that's not the point. The point is to get that one, two percent of people and just milk them. Because as soon as you get someone that's kind of interested, pedal to the metal. Dang. And you just roll. I knew somebody who knew somebody who knew somebody, three levels.

Who thought they were dating Dirk's Bentley? Like, for real, for real? Well, no, she wasn't dating Dirk's Bentley. No, no. But she thought for real for real. I knew somebody and they knew somebody and I didn't know that person they knew so I especially didn't know the person they knew and it was like yeah they think they've been dating dark spent lately for like a year.

So the person you knew that knew the person that knew the person, nobody stopped to tell her. They tried. Okay. But she was older and she was so dead set on it being true. You got the blinders on. But you never, it's a year. You never met them like you're not dating. He's busy.

He had all the excuses. Traveling. Touring, new single. I know. But you just, there's like a sliver. Because honestly, like, some people are just so lonely that they're like, even there's a chance of this. Or it's they just want to believe something so bad they believe it. But everybody, Kylie Jenner, is not hitting you up in your DMs.

I promise you that is not the case. They were comparing men carrying cash to women carrying cash. Hey, you keep cash on you at all? No, not really. Only if I'm given cash by somebody, I'll have it for a little while. but my wife not a big cash user either. I don't hit up the ATM to make sure I always have cash. Probably a better way to say it.

Yeah. Because I have Venmo. I hear you. I just hate that awkward. Hey, you got Venmo? No. You have a cash app? No.

PayPal? No. Do you have so? I don't. And it's like, I have like all but like two. So almost one third of Americans. And first of all, the theory is cash doesn't count. Meaning if you have cash and you spend it doesn't count as actual.

spending because cash as like extra, which is crazy to me. That's the one that really counts. Yeah, I feel like I feel it more if it's cash. Which is crazy to me. Yeah, because it's an actual thing. Some people do still carry cash on. The average man carries $78. Women stick to an average way less than that, between like 40 and 50 bucks. Some women carry no cash at all. That occasional guy carries no cash. But mostly, yeah, it is a male, female dynamic of men

carry cash. Not that they have more money, but generally we're just taught to carry cash. Mine's for tipping purposes, because I never want somebody to post on Instagram that I give a bad tip. So I try to keep cash just all the time. Also, I want to tip well because I was tipped and I needed it, but mostly it's like a... You mean like just in a scenario where like you're not, because a lot of tipping for me is attached to a credit card receipt. So that's easy. But you just mean like just a person. Hey, let me tip you real quick.

Well, I don't just go up to random people. They like to tip you real quick. But there are a lot of situations that come up where it's like a few bucks here, a few bucks there. But yeah, I didn't know what you did there with cash. Do you have any right now on your, on your own? I can see. Probably not because sometimes my kids. 20 bucks.

I mean, on average. You keep it as a 20. What do you have right now, I'm asking? Oh, I probably have more than that right now. I wonder if you keep it as a 20 or if you keep it as like 10. Ooh. Okay, guys. Go ahead.

I see cash. It's a 20. Okay. Good for you. Wad it up. Oh, and a 10. 30 bucks? Thank, $30.

$30? I don't keep any cash, $30? I thought I found more, but that's chapstick. What is that? $200. Why do you have $200? Because he likes to carry cash. It's from Vegas.

Like you still have it in there from Vegas trip? Yeah. He likes to pull out hundreds. I like to have a $100 bill though. I mean, it's nice. But he also acts like he's as broke as humanly possible all the time. Right, right, right. So it's this weird.

No, no, but you like to have that Hyundai? Because when you pull it out somewhere, they're like, oh, we don't take 100. Oh, sorry, I guess you got to put on the credit card. You think what happens when that happens? They're like, dang, this dude's got it. I bet you they don't think one second later. No. that situation.

No, right. And then when you leave, like, dude, he rolls around with 100. No. You think they're telling their friends later they met a guy that has a $100 bill? Yeah. It just seems like extra work. Like, just pull out your credit card and pay. But instead, he's like, let me pull out the $100.

He's acting like he's trying to pay with a gold bar. Right. Like, that would be something later that someone goes, can you believe this dude trying to pay with a gold bar? Don't tell him that. He'll probably go buy a gold bar. No, that's too much. That's like $2,000. Oh, is it?

Two grand? For a gold slipper. I think a real gold bar is like $30,000 or something. That'd be bowler. Hey, can you imagine going to pay for something? Put the gold bar to hold on. Let me see if I've changed. It could be more than that.

You like chip off a little bit. That's funny. Ding, ding, ding, ding, ding. You take gold? Oh, get this. I'm so stupid. A gold bullion bar, which is one kilogram, 32.15 ounces is $200,000. Whoa.

You need to get one of those. And then when you pay for something, they just put it on the counter and be like, hold on. Do you take gold? No. Okay. All right. And then you get cash. You're not stupid.

You were thinking about the little gold bars that Costco was selling for two grand. Yeah, $2,397. One Troy ounce. What does that bouillon look like? I'm sure it's like a square because bouillon. My grandma used boyon all the time to make suit. Yeah, like a chicken suit. Chicken bouillon.

But a gold bullion bar, I think a gold bars is being like longer. Right. Yeah, that's what you see in the movies. Bro, that's crazy. Fox, you need to get one of these. I would love to. like he has $200,000. No, you said $200,000.

No, $200,000. For the bouillon? For the, yes. That's why when you said it the first time, I was like, you know. I just heard 200. I'm like, that's doable. No, 200, you get to lick the small one. For 200 bucks, you lick the Troyowns and that's it.

Okay, that's a lot of money. Dude, that's crazy. What about, what about, remember you had like a gold dollar bill or something? So what that was, some states put out these gold, and I don't know how I got that, but it was only worth like $17 or something. But there was like a little slice of a slice of gold inside like a North Dakota gold currency. That's it. Don't know I haven't had that.

Do you guys? No. I think it was in some kind of memorabilia. Yeah, I busted or something. That could be pretty baller too. Do you take gold? And you pull out the little slip. But they do in those places.

Man, to have a gold bar, that would be great. One kilo gold, $200,000. That's wild. Anyway, men carry more cash than women. All right, that's all. I just wanted to know where you were on that. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care what I'm saying.

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This isn't over until justice is served in Arizona. Listen to Love Trapped podcast on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. All right, let's go talk to Donald and Delaware. Delaware. Donald, what's up, buddy? Hey, I have a question. So does Sally see other people within those seven dates? That's a great question. We'd have to check with Sally hypothetically. I mean, we can make up a hypothetical yes or no. Hypothetically, Morgan, what would you say that's your character you created of Sally? Yes. Sally and this man were

not exclusive. So yes, they were both technically allowed to see other people. but did Sally, but did Sally? But also, I don't know if her doing it changes it. Why? I think it being, I think both of them being not committed to each other changes it. But I don't think if she does or doesn't changes it. Oh yeah, because of the seven. Seven days.

Regardless of if they're seeing other people. Seven is also about that level where you have to have that conversation. Because once it gets to like close to double digits, unless you're just like the, friends that send the old purple emoji I got to the old egg plant unless you're that

7, 8, 9, 10 it starts to be like, hey, what are we doing here? Like, we waste each other's time or not? Or are we just having fun with no intention whatsoever? So Donald, I appreciate your question. Like, why do you ask that? Well, because I

am a strong believer in about four or five. Where are we making next to you know, just me me and the other person or are we seeing other people? Yeah. Because I'm not a big in like the dating. I'm not big in dating other people.

So if I like you, I'm going to ask you out to dinner. And then you go a couple times and by the fourth time you should know, fourth or fifth time you should know, hey, look, I'm not talking to anybody else. I'm not, you know, I'm not seeing anybody else. But Sally can't be upset if Sally's doing the same thing he's doing. If he's seeing other people, Sally shouldn't get upset that they are, he showed up for five minutes. I understand your point. I would say, though, that first of all, everybody can own their own emotion and they can be upset about anything even if it's stupid.

So you get to have your feeling, whomever you are. If you're upset about something, that's cool. You own that emotion, even if it feels a bit irrational. So, but I would also say that in my mind, Sally wasn't. saying he has to come and stay the whole time and be my boyfriend at the birthday party. It just felt weird we had been out so many times and he just like did a drive-by and got the heck out of there. I think if you just go out seven times, even if you're dating other people, and you come at all. That's the weird part.

You can just not come. You just be like, I can't make it. That to me feels cleaner than showing up for just a minute and then getting out of there. I think you're right. The fact that he showed up. Yes, I agree. Because I get it. I agree with me.

If she's dating other people, then really he can't, it can't be on him because it's like, man, what if some other guy's doing something for? Or another guy's there at the party. Right. But the fact that he showed up is like, oh, well, you made the time to show up. So you're kind of in it. I agree with you who agrees with me. You guys agree with each other.

That's weird. And I think everybody has a different rule on in the relationships are all different. The dating relationships. How many it gets, how quick it gets. Somebody could be two people, two dates. It could be 10. You know, I think there are different rules for everybody based on their lifestyles, their personalities. I still feel like this bro, if he's going to come to the house on a birthday and do nothing,

except say what up and get out, no gift, no. You go on seven dates with somebody. Maybe you also can do the eighth date as like a birthday date, birthday dinner. It doesn't be on the same night as the party. Yeah, I feel bad for Morgan. I mean, Sally. No, you can feel bad from Morgan because Morgan's situation, Sally. Yeah, her friend.

probably comes from like a situation of one of her friends or something. Yeah. Or I built that out from her head. But I feel that. Now I feel that, Donald, and I appreciate that call. And yeah, I don't like this guy. I'd run. It's a deep pink for me.

It's a deep pink. Unless he has like some excuse now. I would still accept an excuse if it's valid. So that's why it's not totally red. But if it's a deep pink. Donald, thank you, man. Appreciate the call. All right.

You guys enjoy your weekend. Yeah, you too. Wow, it's Wednesday. But we will. We're looking forward to the weekend. Let's go. I cannot wait. Ready for it.

We're halfway there, but let's rock. Yeah, yeah, I like that. Let's go to Jason in Brantford, Florida. Hey, Jason. Yes, sir. What's going on, buddy? Thank you for calling. Not much.

Preparing for Hurricane Milton here. You in the line? No, we're north of the line. We're getting a lot of the rain off of it now. I'm up where I-75 and I-10 meet. kind of in Lake City, Florida, so we're a little bit north of it, but we're still going to get a lot of the rain. We was right in the track of Haleen.

It's wild about hurricanes. And again, we live in a landlocked state hundreds of miles from the coast. We still got a lot of freaking rain. Imagine if you're just right next to that. Like you're not in the line, like he said, you're not in the line. So we're like, oh, you're fine then. But imagine he's right off the line. We're not in the line at all.

We got four days of rain. We got like the person's already been jumped and it's coming for a fight the next day. Like bruised and battered hurricane. Like the thing, the hurricane's got no power compared to what it was. And we're like, oh my God, look at all the rain we're getting. You're in Florida and you're not on the line, but you're just where he is, like Lake City. Flooding. I was looking at it last night on the map.

It's like just the one finger hanging down. And this big freaking fist is just going to punch that one finger that's hanging down. Yeah, Jason, good luck, man. I hope everything goes okay for you. I hope the storm doesn't shift. I hope it shifts way, way, way down. That would be the goal. Amen.

Yes, sir. And we'd be praying for the people in the Tampa Bay area. They're going to be devastated by this hurricane. So many people have moved into Florida, and it's so much more populated. And a lot of these people have never been through a hurricane or prepared for it or know anything about it. and it's just not a good situation. Well, we appreciate that call, Jason. Good luck, and hopefully we'll talk to you on the other side, all right, buddy.

Yeah, all right. Thank you, sir. I see, bud. I'll have a good day. Bobby Bones show. Story of the day. This story comes to us from Colorado. A man was very sad. His dog died.

You know, he's like, what am I going to do? I'm going to cremate my dog. So he goes out in the woods, makes a little pit, puts some... People cremate their things himself? I didn't know that. I've never heard of it. You know, I wouldn't. Huh, I'm from the country.

You just burn it? I don't know. Is this why he's a bonehead? Yeah, so then he started the little fire and threw like a spray can on it. That's why he's the bonehead. Okay. How many things did he burn down?

Then it caught a tree on fire, then the next tree. And it's one of the biggest wildfires in Colorado this year. Oh my gosh. That's so terrible. I'm still stuck on him wanting to cremate his own dog. Yeah. Again, I'm from like the country country and none. We didn't do that.

Just bury it. Yeah. And also, how do you know what ashes or what? Oh, right. Because you're probably doing it on some sort of wood pile. You're not really doing it on coals, I bet. Right now is wood. So you're mixing the dog with a wood.

And I know what's bigger. I get it. The wood fire, I mean, the forest fire terrible. Yeah. But who cremates their own dog? Okay. I'm Lunchbox. That's your bonehead story of the day.

So Lunchbox and Didi have been friends. for a long time. Stop, stop. No, you tried to convince us forever. You tried to convince us forever that you and Diddy were friends. I did. So you know what? I want to go ahead and just say, okay, I acknowledge it.

No, no, no, no, hold on. For years, Lunchbox is talking about how you used to party with Diddy and the club. And so I just want to be ahead of this and say that I acknowledge that Lunchbox and Diddy were friends. There's a picture to prove it. And what would like to say to that, Lunchbox? Man, look, I didn't know what was going on. Like, I did.

I took, I partied with him in Austin. And then I parted with him in Vegas. And we had a relationship and I thought we were friends. This is not good. Why are you walking deep for into this? But now I want to say that I have severed ties with Diddy. I no longer talk to him. Like, we are not friends.

I am no longer going to claim we're friends. That friendship has ended. We were never friends. Diddy didn't even know I existed. Okay, now we're getting to the real part of it. I wanted to be friends. Diddy didn't want to be friends with me. We never partied.

No, never partied. How did you get those pictures? We were at the same event. Oh, that sounds bad too. Yeah. Dang it. We were in the same, no. Yeah, he was at the same place I was.

Like a concert. Yeah. And I was like, man, that's ditty. And no one else believed me that it was ditty. And I went up to him and it was really ditty. And I have that picture on my computer. Man, I need to delete. No, I can't.

Oh, I got to delete it. Yeah, what are you ever going to do with it now? Look at that. It'd be like the one that you and Bill Cosby took on vacation. Stop. No, I didn't. No, no. And he looked at that.

Oh, he's got a picture with Diddy. What are you guys doing? Hanging at there? Oh, man. Why are you both wearing white? No, no, no, one white party. It wasn't a white party. Gosh, that's so bad.

That is so bad. But don't you think the feds, if he deletes it, they'll look at that. For sure. Right? They're probably already in his computer. You think so? I mean, because I did have that one where he came out. I was like, love, love, love.

And he came up and gave me that. And that's a code word for him. I'll see you tonight after the show. Love, love, love. So bad. And Did he was wearing white that night. he was. Mark Cuban shared his opinion on Diddy's arrest. Cuban said, I'm sure glad I didn't hang out with him.

He continued actually back in 2003. He reached out to me and wanted to design a uniform for us, the Dallas Mavericks. And I never met him. We did it all via email. So he had some of the designers getting touch with me and they put together some, you know, and it was a cool looking uniform. We used them for a couple years, but that was the extent of my connection to Diddy. Now everybody's like running from Diddy. Even if you didn't meet Diddy, you need to make sure to say, which by the way, I've never met Diddy for the record. Never hung out with him. I heard some really terrible stuff. We met Destiny's

child. Huh? What does that have to do? No, Danady Cain. Oh, his group. Yeah, that popped up in my memory box the other day. I was like, what does it have to do with the end? I know. Sorry, my bad. Sorry. Danny Cain. And that was great. Like, it just popped up in my memory box the other day and I was like, oh, wow, that's the group that, yeah, Did he put together? And gosh,

Aubrey O'Day has been so vocal and I'm just got to, for her, like so many people didn't believe her for so long. I'm looking at this picture of lunchbox and Diddy. No, no, we don't need to look at it. No, I mean, you guys look like you've been... You're hanging out. Yeah, a lot. Like, he's just told you some disturbing news and you're like, I'm in. Yeah. No. That's what that picture looks like to me. Oh, man. He has long hair in that picture, too. Lunchbox does, yeah. It's like,

Diddy want you to be a girl and grow your hair out? No, no. No. No. No. No, we were never friends, man. That one bodyguard... That one bodyguard... If you all see that video, that one Buddy Guard talking about how there was like these women at the party and they thought it was women. But then they went to the men's bathroom. Yeah, look at lunchbox. And then. And they're like, oh, well, maybe because the women's bathroom's busy, but then they walked in and the woman was standing at the urinal. They were like, why all the women look homeless?

Oh, that's a man. It was lunchbox. No, no, no, no, no. We don't. So you and, what are you saying? Make your statement now because everybody's heard you talk about how you and Ditty or friends forever. No, me and Diddy were never friends. I tried to form a relationship with Diddy over the years and he had wanted no part of it.

and I'm so glad that he did not take me into his circle. There you have it. I may have been pictured with him. Now, here's one thing. I did see someone post on Facebook, like pictures of people with ditty, and they're like... I don't think every person's ever been to a ditty party

is doing the ditty. No. And what sucks is there are probably a lot of celebrities that are like, I got invited to a party on like a Thursday, so I went over and thought it was fun, and I met Harry Connick Jr., or whomever, and that was it. but there's probably like 8% of them,

which is still probably a lot, that have actually done whatever is being alleged. But now anybody's ever been to a party, he's got to be like, I didn't do that. And we're all like, mm-hmm. You could go to the parties and leave before the devil shows up. But yeah, someone posted a picture on Facebook, and it was like four different celebrities.

Like, I think we need to investigate all of Hollywood. It seems to be a theme going on here. And I wanted to reply and post my picture and be like, there's no theme. We just met Diddy. But I didn't do it. Yeah, good. Why would you post your picture in a forum where they're talking about people that have met Ditty?

Well, because I wanted to defend, I'm like, not everybody that met Ditty. You wanted to defend his boy? Oh, my God. I wanted to defend people. Oh, man. Gosh, it's terrible. His friend, I know. This is what happens when you meet people.

So, but you didn't, you just kind of bothered him. That's more like you bothered people. We sat for a whole song together right there. You did? You sat that close to him? Because you guys are like touching. Well, I mean, I moved back to me like. Exactly.

So then you guys did hang out. So we'll leave it there. We'll let the people decide. We're not posting the pick. Okay. Okay, well, it's already up. All right. Thank you. At Lunchbox claims him and Diddy were not close.

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