The Bobby Bones Show - Wednesday Post Show (02-16-22)

Episode Date: February 16, 2022

Bobby starts by talking about how he hasn’t been interested in the Winter Olympics this year. We talk about how Bob Saget’s family have filed a lawsuit to block the release of any more materials relating to the investigation into his death. Amy talks about an awkward encounter she had on her flight where a woman wanted to sit next to the window because she had a disorder. Eddie talks about how he is inspired by Morgan2 and Mike D to work out after the show. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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I keep seeing stories about the Winter Olympics, and I'm so pro-U-S, but I just haven't watched it. And I'm like, yes, we won again. I haven't watched anything except a couple clips. I just have no interest in one. It felt like the Olympics just happened because they did Summer Olympics because the pandemic was delayed. And then I don't know anything about winter sports.

I didn't play winter sports. I don't. They're on at a weird time. Yes, middle of the night. And if they do come on, they're not live. So I don't watch really. You? I watched it a little.

I watched some of the... I just feel like a bad American. Fast downhill skiing. Yeah. Like where they finish this race downhill in like a minute. It's crazy. I'm like, oh my gosh, please don't blow your knee out. That's all I watched.

That's what you think to yourself. Please don't blow your knee. Yeah, the whole time I'm like tense. I'm like holding my breath for them because they are going so fast and bobbing and weaving. and feel so bad when they wipe out. The quarterback for the Bengals, Joe Burrow, sprained his MCL during the game, kept playing. Wow, that's impressive.

Yeah. I hurt my shoulder once, kept doing a show for a whole year. Wow, you're like Joe Burrow. I'm basically Joe Burrow. Wow. Let's talk about it. So there's that. The other thing that I was going to mention,

I had a note here. Oh, the Bob Sagitt story. Oh, it's getting crazy. It's interesting because he died, and we're like, wow, that sucks. Dandy Tanner, the guy that we know from this. that character died and then we find out there were no drugs and alcohol which a lot of people speculated early unfairly and then it's like he had something with his head so they said way maybe

hit his head on something but now they're saying it was so bad it was like a baseball bat like that kind of trauma crack in his skull and now the family is suing to stop the release of records from his death investigation but also why are we getting records from his death investigation i know i feel like we shouldn't be getting all that right like i don't know i don't know something shady happened or not. Whatever happened, the way the story continues to develop, it feels like it may not be what we thought, but it also ain't our

business. Isn't that the coroner's job, like to figure out what happened by checking the body out? And they did. That's what happened. I know, but they haven't even concluded anything yet. They've concluded that those cracks in his skull were far worse than someone who just hit

their head on a headboard. Right. So it could be a slip. He also had COVID when he died. Slip out of the tub. Could be a slip out of the tub. Yes, it could have been a really hard fall. But I'm talking about really hard. Yeah, they're talking baseball bat to the head. That's been the comparison. And he's married, right?

He's married and all this stuff. So if that happened to you, Bones, like on the road, and you were on your hotel room, you'd call Caitlin and say, I just got beat by a baseball bat. And she'd be like, okay, I have all that information. Now I know what happened to my husband when he died. So, but here everyone, like,

it seems like he didn't tell anyone that he got hit by anything hard. Unless he did, and they're just not. I don't know. And then we don't know that, I guess. And it's that, I guess, yeah, there's so many things we don't know. But then I'm like, wait, so is that what the internal discoveries are showing? Or externally did he have? Internal.

Okay, so it's internal. Let me read you. I'll read you some of the story from today. Bob Sagitt's family is trying to stop the release of any further information regarding his death, saying it would cause them, quote, irreparable harm, the form of extreme mental pain, anguish, and emotional distress. Bob Sagitt's widow and his three daughters have filed a lawsuit to block the release of more materials relating to the investigation into his death. This would record reports, audio, and video recordings and

photographs. They also want materials to be exempt from public records, claiming, quote, no legitimate public interest would be served by the release of the records to the public. He died of head trauma last month. The authorities clearly fell and hit his head, then went to sleep and didn't wake up. Following their report, they released a detailed description, which sounded a lot more severe. It's possible that the ensuing media speculation it caused led to the lawsuit. I know nothing about this other than what I read. It does sound like something happened. Something more than a fall.

But again, I don't know crap. And also, they should sue them and go, okay, I like to sue. Under what ground? It's not your effing business. Yeah, that's the grounds. Yeah. These stuff shouldn't have to come out to the public.

But it does sound like some little suss happened. And maybe he just fell. But when I fall, Even if I fall hard, your body can, I don't know. I've reenacted it a few times at home. What a fault? Stop. I don't know.

Yeah, but that's the latest in that story. But they should not share that information. Now, if they do share it, I'll click it and read it. But they shouldn't share it. Because I'm just an interested, bad person. No, that's what we all do with celebrities. I mean, when every celebrity dies where I was like, well, what happened? And then people leak something.

Like, they've done it with Elvis. They did it with Marilyn Monroe. and they still do videos on stuff like that. You're around then? No, you read about like how much news was out at that time when they died. I've been doing it for years. How was your trip back from California good? Yeah.

Oh, Amy told me they didn't have Wi-Fi in our Southwest flight. Ooh, that's no good. And I was like, I got real sad for her. Like I was, I was like punching the gut. It's like just so emotional. I was like, oh, I'm like, how did you do it? It's terrible, Amy. And I'm like, I have the worst empathy for the worst things.

Like, I was really feeling her pain. We get numbed by talking about a lot of news here because we talk about a lot of news. So when you talk about tragic stuff enough, it doesn't feel less tragic because it just feels like something on a piece of paper or something on a computer screen. Yeah. Until you reset back in and really spend time thinking about it. But we move along so quickly here. But Amy told me that. It was like the first time I heard anything sad.

I was like, oh, my God. That is four hours without Wi-Fi? Do you buy the Wi-Fi on the plane? I don't have to. I fly so much. Oh, right, right. Oh, he's one of those guys. A-list preferred?

Yeah. What do you have to be? I'm an A-list. Mike D is my companion because we fly so much Southwest. But then I have preferred as well, which is before a companion, and you get your internet free. We do, because I'm preferred and I have a companion. And I feel like I always pay. Is my doing something wrong?

Yep. You're paying for it. Oh, dang. They got me. They give you a code. You type in your name and they give you a code to pay. Oh, good to know. So no Wi-Fi.

Hey, tell them about the story about the girl that wanted to sit by the window. Oh, so I'm sitting aisle because I love a window seat, but on a cross-country flight, I sit aisle because I have to use the bathroom lot, and I don't want to be that person. So middle seat is open and another girl's by the window. And then this girl comes up to our row and says, oh, hi, and I look at her and I'm like, oh, middle seats open, like sit right down. She goes, oh, no, I'm trying to get her attention, girl by a window. So the girl by the window is like, yes. And she's like, I don't even know what she has some disorder. She's like, I have some disorder where I have to sit by a window to get sunlight or something.

Okay, all right. Okay. Listen, no, and I feel back for her. So I don't know what it was. But then immediately I was like, well, okay, you can sit in the middle and you'll still get sunlight. But that's not true. Because if you sit at the window, then you have control of the window. And so she would want it up.

Well, anyway, the girl at the window is like... Is she a plant? Does she need photosynthesis? I don't know, but it really... We could Google it. I'm sure it's something. I just didn't recognize what she said. There's always something.

Yeah, there's always. And the girl at the window, I mean, she stood her ground. She goes, oh, I would really not prefer to do that. Oh, does she have rickets? Oh, dang. I thought, wow, good for her. For like knowing what she wants and she got the window first. So she's sitting at the window because I probably would have a little.

And it's also not like a handicapped chair and someone comes up in a wheelchair. I'm like, can I have that seat? Oh, yeah, no. We weren't exit row. We weren't anything like. So there wasn't anything. special about our row is what I mean. Like other than I guess she maybe wanted the window.

And the window girl denied it. And what was the other girl's reaction? She just goes, okay, and she walked away. Did she get it from someone else? I have no idea. Lunchbox suspects Ricketts. Yeah, Ricketts is a disorder caused by lack of vitamin D. Well, then you give her a couple pills.

Here's a couple. Here you go. There you go. Two on these. Yeah. Yeah. So proud of the girl at the window that stood her ground, but then also felt awkward because like, what do you do?

in that situation when someone has a disorder. Great question. And then you're like, you know. Maybe, let's just talk to the exact scenario. Okay. I don't want to assume anything, but you're just sitting in that seat and someone walks up to you and goes, hey, I have a disorder. Can I sit by the window?

What do you do, Amy? I let them sit by the window. I move. I move. They have a disorder. What do you do? Come to kick rocks. Yeah.

First I look around to see if there are any other window seats. Right. Well, yeah. I think there was not, because she came back to our row. I probably, I probably give it up. More times than not, I'm probably going to give it up. Would you ask more questions, though? Yeah, I was thinking.

I don't want to say that on the air because I was like people, I don't want to get canceled. So we'd be like, do you have a certificate? Let me see it. I feel like that's normal. I think I would say, so, hey, okay, Eddie, I'm sitting by the window. Go ahead. Okay, hey, excuse me, sir, do you mind if I sit there, I have a disorder? What?

No, you say the, you have to say the disorder. No, no, no, no, no. Yeah, she did. but I just don't know it. Oh, she said the name of the disorder? She said whatever it was. She goes, I have, do-da-da-da-da. Did she say Ricketts?

Yeah, that's what I'm asking. I don't remember because I hadn't heard of it. I think if she said Ricketts, you're going to know. Because that's a pretty funny disorder name. It made me bad for you, but that's a funny name. She laid it out. I just don't. I just was like, oh, this just got awkward real quick.

If you can also make something up, I'd be like, yeah, I got a clonic naffia disorder. There you go. I'm not questioning that. Yeah, you can't even Google it because you didn't know what I said. Like, Kloniknafia, I need to sit by the window directly next to a window to take, not just the light, but the heat from it. I think in this case, you can actually tell the airline before you board, hey, I have a disorder. Can you make sure I have a window seat? Yeah.

I have Klondiknavia. And then it was Southwest. So, and she clearly was like C boarding group. So I feel like if you have a disorder, you maybe want to check in. Or can you board, like, pre-board? Maybe she just found out she had the disorder in like the last five minutes. Because they do pre-board for people that have other needs. So she could pre-she needs to.

notify, that's it, she needs to notify the airline to pre-board because a window seat is crucial to her on a four-hour flight. That's true. You can do the pre-boarding. Yeah. Families. I don't know if I'd give up that seat. Well, I think I think depending, it's so, I'm on the fence about it, I think depending on the mood I'm in. I think 60% of the time I give up the seat. 30% of the time I say, uh, uh, can you sit in the middle seat? Like, how close do you need to be? And I would not say what do you have, but I would kind of get to it in a roundabout way. But they Then you say, does that mean I have to have the window up for you the whole time? And she's going to say yes, and you're like, I don't know.

And 10% of time I kick her eye. Because I like window down. Yeah, pull the shade down and be like, oh, this window's broken. It's a four-hour flight. It wasn't, it wasn't a night. No. Well, that would make no sense if it was a night flight. You remind me.

Because it's nighttime. It was during the day. Caught you. Well, that's an interesting story. It's awkward. That's a good little social test. Eddie says that Morgan number two. to him, Mike dear, inspiring him every day.

It's pretty amazing. Every day after the show's over, they go into the bathroom like, well, separately. They go in the bathroom like Superman. And they come out in workout clothes. And it's like, bye guys, going to go work out. And it's like, wow, they've got their lives together. Like, they go work, they go work out, and then they go do, they live the rest of their life. Me, I work until about, I don't know, two.

I go home, try to sneak in at lunch, and then do a little bit of laundry. And then my family's home, and it's life again. I want to start getting into that routine of like, ooh, let me get my work done quick, go to the bathroom, changing my gym clothes, spend an hour at the gym, feel energized, and then go about my day. But I just can't. Well, they don't have kids first.

Well, with that attitude. And then secondly, why are you here until two? You said it yourself, you could do it a little faster. I have? You just did. Oh, I can get work done quicker. I think I just have to stay focused. I am a little, you know, at the end of the day,

when the show's over, my brain's kind of like, I need to go talk to people and kind of get my mind off of work. And then I do all my videos. Then we have a podcast that we do three days a week. And then I just do some, you know, other stuff. And then I do some other stuff. Yeah. And then I just do some other stuff.

Like prep? Yeah, like prep stuff. No, no, no, don't feed him what to say. That's why it was. Yeah. Well, that has to be when he's doing it. Are you doing it later? No, no, I do it before I leave so I can make sure that I've got the rest of the day to my family.

Lunchbox. Well, just another day when they were leaving, Eddie goes, man, I don't understand that life. I wouldn't want that life. But now all of a sudden you want that life? Because I went home and thought about it. I'm like, they've got it together. You know, I've never been like that.

I've never, like, done a workout every day after work. I was talking to a dad the other day. He says he wakes up at like 4 in the morning, works out before he gets ready for work. That's crazy. That's just not the life for me. That's terrible. Well, we wake up early anyway,

but I'm never that person who wants to wake up early. I hate waking up. But he says he feels great. I'll just go to sleep forever. He's lying to you. And then he probably goes to bed at 6 o'clock. He's probably not lying. That probably does make him feel good

because that's his thing. Your thing might be, you just need to find your thing. Your thing's beer and a cheeseburger. By the time I get home, like sneak in a game of a video game and then some chips. He left that part out the first time. Oh, I'm sure. Who knows what they're doing up here?

Who, me? Yeah. No, I'm talking about when he gets home. I mean, I don't know why he's up here all day so long. He's got to chat with McKinty, the afternoon guy. Got to go over that. If you wanted to do it, this is just generally in life. If I want to do it, if you prioritize something,

it becomes that and you accomplish it. So if you prioritized, bring in your clothes, going to exercise, you would do it. It would be number one up because you would finish your work. You would then finish your post show work

efficiently, more efficiently, and then you would go and do it, but it's not a priority to you. You see two people kind of have their life in that aspect, control. And then you're like, oh, that would be fun. Well, everything looks fun and easy.

Everything looks like something you'd like to do. How many things do do you do? you want to do. You only get a few things. You only get a few things in life that you prioritize and do regardless. Yeah, because when you got to go play golf after work, do you get your work done pretty quick? I mean, no, I set my time later to go. Oh, then why don't you do that for the gym? Because I got to be home by four when the kids get home. It's too tight. It's not what you really want, Ben. I don't want it. I'm working with an hour window. Ray, do you still work out all the time? Yeah, I'm not the model citizen right now. I haven't

worked out since the pandemic. Wait, what? Since the pandemic? I mean, it's my workout started as serious. I used to take pre-workout. I did protein. I would diet like crazy. I mean, now I died a little bit. Workout like twice a week. Live my life.

Okay. I feel like the last few years, I thought you came here. You did a few things and you do workout. I do push-ups to get the blood going, but I don't consider that an intense bodybuilder workout. Scuba said he showed up one morning, like at two in the morning, and then Ray was sleeping. He says, so this is what you do. You get here early and you go to sleep. Yeah, because he wants to be here.

That's Ray's personality. What if you oversleep while you're here? Like I get it I know why you want to be here But if you're asleep while you're here Isn't it the same thing You don't get a pass Because you were asleep here

I mean there's a lot of things That can wake you up in this building There's no way you could oversleep You are the weirdest individual ever Morgan have you been watching The New Fresh Prince Yes, Bel Air It's called Bel Air

It's serious right Yeah if you're looking for like a rebrand boot of the sitcom, don't watch it. It's definitely like serious and actually tackles the behind story from Fresh Prince of Bel Air and like actual serious topic. So it's cool because it's the exact same plot line. The exact same. It's well. It's all of them. But it is more serious. It's not like lighthearted. You don't have people laughing. It's very much the modernized take on Fresh Pince of Beller. Do you like it? I do. I've watched two episodes so far and I'm like going to watch the whole thing now. It's the reason now I'm keeping.

keeping Peacock, which I didn't plan to do. So, yeah, I think it's worth watching. But, again, don't watch if you, like, are expecting a sitcom, because that's not what it is. We watch Curb every night now instead of the office. Curb, your enthusiast. Yeah, we've watched it ever, I've mentioned this other day. I was thinking about it because Peacock, I watched the office in the daytime, but Kaelin loves Kerb.

And so we watch it. But that's what we're watching all the time on HBO Max. But I like Peacock. They have so many movies. Like, what kind of movies? Just tons of great movies. Like not the newest ones, but they also, do you know why Yellowstone is not on Paramount Plus? Well, it's only on Peacock.

And did you know? Yeah. I thought it was on Paramount Plus. No. Paramount Plus sold. When? Not Paramount. Paramount sold the rights to Yellowstone to Peacock before Paramount Plus was a thing.

Oh. So what happens is... But why do I pay for Paramount Plus now? 1883. Oh, so they buy Yellowstone, but they don't buy 1883? It wasn't around then. It wasn't around. They sold the rights to Yellowstone.

I just have too many things that I'm paying for. Let me talk to you for a second. And the weird thing, too, is, unless you're buying it on Amazon, buying each episode specifically, or you're watching it and DVRing it, you won't get Yellowstone the next day because Peacock doesn't get it the next day. Peacock gets whole seasons after the season's over. But every season is on Peacock because they signed a deal before Paramount Plus existed. and it's one of their most stream shows.

But Peac, if you saw on the Super Bowl, they're starting to do their push now, where they're now going, okay, we're going to do some shows just on Peacock and really build our audience here. Like they're going to put some show they were promoting

where it's like two women walking out to the middle and looking at each other and much people stand it behind them. Do you guys see that commercial Super Bowl? But they're now, because, you know, with Hulu, it was Handmaid's Tale.

With Netflix, it was Kevin Spacey. House of cards. House of cards. You can kind of think back to the first series that a platform had that made you go to it. Breaking Bad was Netflix, too, isn't it? Breaking Bad was actually AMC. AMC.

That's an award show. ACMCMCA. AMAX. HBO Max. For me, the Fresh Prince Reunion. That's a little bit newer. That's why I went over to it the first time was the Fresh Prince reunion. I think I went for friends.

I think we need a little bit of self-discipline. at this point. There's so many shows now that we're like, oh, everyone's watching it. I need to get whatever streaming service to get it. It's okay to say no, right? Like, it's okay to be like, you know what? Everyone's talking about this, but I don't need another subscription. I haven't seen Tindler Swindler.

Tender Swindler? Are you going to? You're missing out. You have that subscription, though. Yeah, you have Netflix. It is so good. Okay. Are you going to do it? I think so. It's a two-hour movie, so I need to make sure Caitlin's involved. I don't ever have two hours just to watch something. We can watch it in chunks.

Watch it like a documentary. I didn't. I did it on a Friday night. I saw a funny meme that was like, Netflix wants me to watch a 10-hour movie? No way. I'd rather watch 10-1-hour episodes all at the same time. Yeah.

There you go. Like that. Okay. There is, on the Bobbycast feed today, I put up a collection of mid-days with Morgan, number one. Because she does this little series on her Instagram, where every day she goes on and talks about something And so she just said a bunch of them.

I was like, hey, let me just collect those and put out a little episode of it. So if you want to hear this, she's actually funnier than you would think. Because she's pretty... She is funny. Yeah. So you collected the ones that she had posted on Instagram. So I've collected the mall. Which I've watched them.

They're good. And they've made it a little 10-minute episode. So go over to the Bobbycast today. And you can check out Middays with Morgan. That is up there. Okay. There's a lot of Morgan's. Morgan.

Morgan in here. Morgan Evans. Morgan Wallin. Morgan Wade. Morgan Wade. Morgan Evans. It's five. There's a lot of morgans.

So there's that. Morgan and Morgan. Craig Morgan. It's true. Yeah, my friend Morgan from high school. He's just chilling. I think he's a cop now. Really?

I think so. No, his brother's a cop. Oh, okay. Yeah. What? I was going to say, did you know he's not a cop? But there's a kid that went to middle school with us and he was just not a, he wasn't a smart dude.

And never did I think he'd be a cop. And he's like a straight up cop in our hometown. Same with a couple buddies who are pilots. They're freaking airline pilots. And are you like, what are you doing? Yeah. Like how'd this happen? Here's voicemail.

Ray, play the first one you have up there. I was listening to the email this morning about the girl catching her husband flirting with another girl on Snapchat. I lived that for 12 years and finally said no more. She needs to leave him and never look back. There you go. That's 12 years of that. But Snapchat. This was his first time.

Snapchat hasn't been around that long, so it must have just been him texting. Yeah. Right? Or Facebooking. Something like that. Or MySpaceing. Yeah. Messaging.

LinkedIn. Eddie asked me for an update on the ghost dog. Yeah. You just mentioned it like it was no big deal. And we never really talked about it. Well, there was a dog at my house and then it just disappeared. And there was another security footage. I told you, Caitlin saw it.

That's what I'm talking about. Yeah. She recorded. Did I talk about it on this? Yeah. I said you got a video. And then in the video, there was nothing there? No, you didn't say that part.

I feel like she's messing with you. She said, she took a video of it. She was like, look. And she goes, I got a video of the ghost dog. They showed me and there was just a field. There was no dog in it. Was she shocked when she saw? What the crap?

Get out. I'm kidding about that part. But the dog was in the video. But it was looking very ghosty. And the only reason that she, because it was hanging around her house again. And the only reason she thinks it might not be a ghost dog is because that's stupid to think. And the other reason is. Because that's just dumb.

Yes. that it had a collar on. And I was like, okay, ghost dogs can have collar? Sure, of course. But then she did say the ghost dog just disappeared again. Where did it go? The same direction. You would think if it was in our house, around our house, we'd see it.

Or neighbor's house. The ghost dog only comes whenever big things are happening. Strange. I don't know what that means. I just said that. Big dogs are always happening somewhere. And I feel like we need background music. That's what psychics do.

Oh, a relative of yours. Did he, we had a smile you couldn't forget, huh? Well, yeah. Yeah, he did smile. Wow. Did he breathe? Well, but the smile thing, like, he had a smile, you couldn't forget. Wow, that's right.

So I don't, we did see the ghost dog. There's no closure to that, but thank you. No, there's a dog in our neighborhood that is ghost-like, and I think it comes, like, on Yellowstone when the wolf came. I'm going to leave that there. I don't know what that means. Exactly, and it's not a spoiler. Okay.

But for those that have watched, you understand what I'm saying. Yep. I think that's it for today. You guys are doing a sore losers today? Yes, we are. Wow. Yeah. Thank you. Thank you. Of course we are.

Mike, when's the movie, Mike? Next episode. All right, next week. See, now you know how that feels, Mike. Yeah, Mike. But what's the one up today? I have, well, next week I have the guy from Green Mile, David Morris. I just interviewed him yesterday.

That's cool. Which guy's that? He is the second guard with Tom Hanks. Uh-uh. He's serious. He's like a serious character. Okay. Is he listed a second guard? His name is Brutus in the movie.

Okay. I can't picture that, but I'm sure it's cool if I saw him. What's this? I don't care. What's this episode? Wow. That was nice. Well, I mean, I don't care enough to see the picture of them. I bet it's cool. And then this week I did all my Oscar predictions. I've seen every best picture movie. How many are there? There are 10 of them?

You've watched them all? Yeah, I started watching them back in like November. What's the one? That you would like, I would say King Richard. Really? Yeah. Marina and Venus. If you haven't seen that one yet, I'd say that's the one that most people would watch and enjoy.

All the other ones are pretty artsy, but I think that's the one. I hate an artsy. But Don't Look Up is also nominated, so you've seen that. Yeah, I liked it. Oh, that was good. I hate an artsy unless it's called La La Land. No, you liked the one that won a couple years ago, the Korean one. Parasite.

That wasn't artsy. That's a different language. That's not artsy. That's artsy? No, that's like their pop culture thriller. Oh, I thought that was kind of artsy. Do you think Parasite's artsy? No, not at all.

Really? What was artsy about it? I don't know. It's just different. Arcee's that one you liked in a different language. It was Italian because they were like flickering colors on the screen. Oh, Chocolate. No, whatever I had to watch. Life is beautiful?

Yeah, that's artsy. That's not artsy. It's a World War II movie. Mike, was that artsy? Life is beautiful. Even the name of it's artsy. Yeah, that's an artie movies. You guys are crazy. Yeah. That said, have a great day, everybody.

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