The Bobby Bones Show - Wednesday Post Show (09-04-24)

Episode Date: September 4, 2024

Lunchbox brings his research about Travis Kelce agent history of setting up relationships. We get into the discussion and evaluate the entire relationship was set up and how it would benefit them both. Bobby admits something that he has never said publicly before. He also talks about aging and lessons he learned by having to pay for a cancelled therapy session. Bobby drops the bomb on Lunchbox about NVIDIA. We also give an update on our Bobby Bones Show investments. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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I have so much good stuff. So much good stuff. It was too good for the show. And I'm going to tell you the place that I am in now. Sometimes there's stuff that's so good that's going to take us so long to talk about. I can't put it on the big show unless I want to split it up into eight segments. Just because of how the show has to be fragmented a bit, live. because of we have to sometimes to go out for commercials for like local.

So there are certain segments we do in this show that I want to do in the big show, but I don't want people to wait an hour and a half for it because they won't. Prepare yourself for like three of those segments. Let's go. I sent Mike an email last night where I didn't even put words in it. I screenshot it something. Email, send, and I just knew he knew. And we'll get to that in a second.

First though, during this show, Lunchbox mentioned, we had a whole talk about Travis Kelsey and Taylor Swift, and there is this document that I believe is fake that said this is when they were breaking up. And we had a whole conversation about, do we believe it was ever real? I do. Do we believe this document is fake? I do believe the document's fake.

I believe the whole thing's fake. But some people believe that the relationship was real and the document is real. Some people believe that relationship was never real and the document is real. So we have all these versions. Lunchbox then says, and I did not argue with him,

I actually said, I did not know this, please give me more information. He said that Travis Kelsey's representation, I don't know if it's agent management, whatever, in the past has been known to set him up with people? Set other celebrities up. Oh, not him, but others. Yes. I'm anxious to hear this. Please go ahead. Yes.

Travis's publicist, Jack. Can you give me the source though before you? Daily mail. Okay. Jack K-O-S-Y-A-N. I don't, K-E-T-O-S-Y-A-N. You tell me how to say that. I will not tell you. Has admitted to setting.

has admitted to setting up showmances before, even revealing how you can spot if a relationship has been staged. And you scroll down, he's got all these pictures. Showmances, that's what they call it? Yeah, that's cool. I would think a showmance was if you're working on a show

together and you fall in love, but... Showbiz. This also is like a showbiz relationship, I guess. Back in a podcast in 2019, Jack said fake romances are generally put together if a celebrity has a film or new project to promote or to distract from bad publicity that comes from with a flop or scandal.

No, I agree, and I know people who've done this. Sure. For sure. But go ahead. On the podcast, he admitted to staging at least two relationships during his career, having used them as a tool to distract the public from negative headlines. While he didn't name names, the Hollywood insider said it's not uncommon for stars to sign a love contract, which requires them to date for at least one year.

That was my love contract, a marriage license. I was happy to sign it. It's a big one. Okay, I have a couple thoughts. and my thoughts aren't lunchbox is an idiot because he's reading a story. He claimed that one minor female got a career boost out of such an arrangement and is now a household name thanks to her year-long relationship with an actor. It was more of a mutual agreement between the agents, he recalled. We had a male who actually had a movie coming out and was getting a lot of bad reviews and slack,

and they wanted the negativity of the movie to go away and make it more about him. So this is where you're putting me. It's not in a place I like to be right now. Yeah. What? Who needs that kind of help in this relationship? He said something in the story that this guy said that I let slip when I was evaluating it. I would like to say again for the record, I do believe it's a real relationship,

and I do believe that this document was fake. However, I also have said that Taylor Swift does not need publicity, and I agree with that wholeheartedly. She sells more than anybody. Yep. But who does? Go ahead. Finish your statement.

Okay. And why would she sacrifice her? I'm not going where you think I'm going. But Travis. No, no, no, I'm not going where you think I'm going. And stop talking like that. Because there would be no, for her, there's no benefit if it's just for Travis. Right.

Now. So stupid. So I'm not going where you're thinking I'm going. Okay, but you're going somewhere. You're starting to get on this bus over here. He's trying. He's trying to go somewhere. He's getting on the train.

No, but it did open up a little part of my mind here. Because one of the things that you mentioned, and by the way, I will say again, I know. Are we in New York? Do you guys hear that car home? Yeah. What the? Sounds like we're in the city. So,

the horn threw me. Okay. I know people who have done this for publicity reasons. And it's part of the game. I mean, Hollywood showbiz, showbiz, however, you do all kinds of stuff to get attention.

I've been known in my career at times to do things to get, never a fake relationship. Because nobody would say yes. But I've done, I've, I've, I've been an idiot on purpose. I've started drama on purpose. I've done things for the literal sake of attention. Everybody tries to find a way to do it. Some are different than others. But the one thing I've never done is try to hide something bad by doing something off. However, when lunchbox said that, because that's what he said, I think

Taylor was getting into a lot of pushback on how much she was flying, her purpose. private jet and how much like oh the carbon her carbon footprint footprint yeah and it started to really catch on on TikTok and it started to and I'm not saying this is it

but when he said that so a showmance would cover that up because then the most Google thing was her relationship and not the carbon footprint it's like how do we because her team is awesome they are amazing and what they do they are ruthless killers

which you have to be every part of them she has built an organization of plus soldiers. I wish I had. I mean, you guys are like C minus. So.

I'll take it. I was watching Ray laugh. You're not. You guys are solid C. I'm not listening to you. I'm throwing off right now from this carbon footprint thing. So I'm not even saying this is real.

Nor do I think it's real. But I never went to let's cover up something bad with something bigger. But that was, hey, Mike D, I'll ask you because Mike D's out on the trends. This was starting to be a thing on TikTok. It was starting to catch on. Yeah, people were really upset about it. Pretty heavily. I remember the guy that

remember he was tracking her jet? Yes, yeah, but he tracks Elon Musk. Yes, but he was like the starter of it, but then everyone else started. And I didn't feel like it was fair for them to really do this to Taylor anyway. But why Travis Kelsey? Why not? Because he's the one that came out in the press and said, I tried to put her back. But I think that was set up. But I think that was set up. That's what I'm saying. That was set up. I don't think it was set up. I'm saying again. If set up, that was even set up that led into the rest of it. So you do have me thinking 3% chance instead of 0.01. Because, yes. There was another really smart thing she did recently. Whenever she released a song called slut, she did it so when you googled her name,

that song would come up and negative articles wouldn't come out about people calling her a slut. That is exactly why I put out the poem small penis. Because when it caught on and people, if it would be the poem and not the pictures that leaked. So it's kind of like what you were saying, she did this to block all of that. That's smart too. Eddie, you're starting to believe. I mean, dude, I'm mind blown right now. But no, no, I don't want it to be

blown. But I'm like you or I don't like how I'm thinking. And then it's like if she wants to fly her jet around so she could be at the games, like people are cool with it because they want Taylor to be the last 40s. Love, love, love. Not carbon. The same people could still be saying the same things, but it just gets so

overwhelmed by Taylor, Travis. Again, I do not think this is the case, but this makes me think about the time, the timeline of all this, and that A, Taylor's brilliant, B, Taylor is brilliant, she hires brilliant people, and those people will cut you or build you a new house. Like, they're awesome. And I mean that in the greatest strategic business way. I've been a victim of both. I love Tree, Taylor's publicist. Oh yeah, I know Tree. Worked with her. We've done ACM

lifting lives together. Like, I've been a vocal supporter. I've donated a bunch of money to it because it helps, like, musicians in need. So I guess I have a, I know people that work inside the operation. It's the greatest operation. I'll say it again. Taylor Swift is brilliant.

Even if you like her music, I don't like music. And her music's pretty good. I love her music. Yeah, for me, it's pretty good. I don't really chase it. I love the folklore. I love the, uh, love the singer-songwriter Yeah, man, that's it for me. I knew you were trouble when you walked in. Not really for me, but catchiest crap.

I love that. No, catchiest crap, but not really for me. We'll never, ever, ever getting back together. See, not really for me, but catchy as crap. I like the slow. Is that folklore, is the whole record, the slow one? Foreflowers is the whole record, the slow one. Oh, yeah, that was good, too.

That's a good one, yeah. So. But hey, so if that's right, like, we don't know. I don't know that it's right. But if it is right. I also don't think it is, but I'm just. saying that's where my mind goes. But that would mean that this leak is legit. That would mean it lends credence to, I still don't think the leak is legit, because it's just

stupid. That the relationship could have been built because of that. Do you want to tell you one of my favorite things? I have never admitted to outwardly and openly on a microphone. Well, then yeah. I love it. The thing is, if I say I love it, I'm not going to be able to reap the benefits from it as much anymore. So I will admit I love it and I'm not going to get the benefits because of it, but I feel like it is time. So before Taylor moved from here, she was on the show and she was great. And she's one of those interview-interviewees that is very generous that just goes. Wherever you want to go, she goes and she's funny, she's cutting and she'll make fun of you back and it's a great interview.

And I like Taylor. There are a couple clips that keep going viral. of me in an old interview for like 15 years ago where I had like a stomach bug and it just timed out with Taylor coming back like a second time and she'd given me cookies the first time and I made a joke and the context is completely lost in the clip and I was like I think it was your cookies it poisoned me. Oh, I've seen that. Yeah. And it continues to go viral and people. I get attacked by Swifties all the time and the full context is not really what that clip is. But I never am like, oh, I love it because I get so much engagement. on my video, some of my random videos

that have nothing to do with it from people being like, well, you still get those cookies and it elevates my other videos. So if more people are commenting, the engagement goes up, the streams of the videos go up. So every time that thing goes viral,

I get turned on. Because my video stream, like, the stuff that's nothing to do with it. And I forever, I don't, I've never admitted that because I kind of don't want people to stop being mean to me about that because I like it.

because it helps my videos. So that's that. I've never said that. Not that this will go viral. But I love it when people are like reposting it and then messaging me and then they'll come to my tech. Like all of a sudden they'll be like 200 of them that come and arming me up in a comment section.

But what it is is they'll start, the algorithm will start to promote videos because of comments. And all of a sudden I got a video with 200,000 views that has nothing to do with anything, Taylor. And I'm like, thank you, Taylor. There was even one that popped up on my TikTok where you guys were arguing about something. It looked like you guys were really mad at it. each other. Probably. I was there and you guys weren't mad at each other. Absolutely not.

We were at a comfort level where we could just go. It's like when Jay, I know Jake a lot better than Taylor, but I knew Taylor a little more than just the show. But there's a level of on-mic or on-camera comfort where you can actually have like a fun argument. And if you cut it just right with no context, it does look like a fight. Yeah. So I've never admitted how much I actually like that stuff existing because it helps me where I don't want them to be like now be like whatever you do don't go right on this comment section because I want it

so please Swifties continue when you stills videos come over and be like you still poison you idiot so there's that because it helps me and every time I see it go viral an angel gets its swings it's so old though

I mean it's 12 or 13 years old yeah you look pretty different you both do Yeah, we've gotten a little older. I'm very lucky. I was talking to my wife a couple nights ago about just aging in general, and we do not have kids yet. We do plan to have kids.

So she's not pregnant. It's like to say all that because people think I'll start putting little, what do you Easter eggs? No Easter egg here. But we talk about it, and it will happen at some point. I do feel. And we're talking about aging. And the last thing I want to be is an 80-year-old dad.

And it looks like that's what's going to have. happen. Well, we are. Just our kids might be older, too, but mine are still. Yeah, yeah. I'm 44 now, but let's say I have a kid in two years. I'm 46. That means, you know, when the kid is 14, I'm 60, you know, that's a little older. And that's showbiz, baby.

I sacrificed a lot early to be in this position because I was afraid of having a kid and one being a terrible dad, which I still have that fear because I don't have models. Like I'm, and I talk about in therapy a lot, I'm generally. genuinely and generally terrified of being a parent, not because of the time or the effort or the responsibility, because I'm good at all three of those, but because I don't know how to do it, never had one do it to me, and I'm afraid that I have that in me that my real dad had when he left. Like I have all that that just sits in me. And even though it's irrational and I know that and I can recognize it's irrational, I can't get it to move out. It's a squatter and right

now the law is protecting it. So that scares me. But, But I also know that my wife is freaking awesome. And she comes from a very healthy family. I love her family. I see why she loves families. And so I want to have that for her. And because I think I'll enjoy it, although I'm scared I won't. I'm scared that I won't know what to do and I'll run away.

That is an irrational fear. And it's so irrational that I know it's not true, but it doesn't mean it can exist. And I've had like, I'm going to just name drop. like Darius has had long conversations with me about that. And, and, you know, why? Because his dad was gone. And if you listen to the podcast that Darius did on the Bobbycast, we did it for an hour, I cried in the podcast.

I don't think I've ever done that. Because it so deeply resonated with me, his story and his pain, that it was hard for me to talk to him about him because I was feeling it so much through him for me. And Darius has like pulled me aside. Like social places, private places, the golf course and just been like, hey man, I had the same feelings. You're going to A, B, C, D. Right. I've totally veered off. Where was I going with it? I don't know. Me either, but I feel like I was

going someone pretty good with it. Can I ask you a question though? Yeah, but I need to know where I was going because I was really on to something and then I got kind of emotional and I forgot what I was thinking. We were on Taylor. Yeah. And then we somehow went to you being a dad. Right now, this is me like to find my car keys. Let's find.

Oh. Taylor's dad? No. No. Don't know him. Older dad. Baby. Oh, aging.

Talking about aging. I'm very fortunate. Two things. And no offense to anybody in the room. Here are the two things I have working for me. Because I'm 44, but I don't think I look 25. But I do think most people think I'm a little younger than I am because it's only two things. My glasses cover my eyes.

any aging in my eyes my glasses are so bold that there's no aging in my eyes which helps my face right and i think the eyes are usually a pretty accurate portrayal of the person's age good everybody agree in that sure okay to have all my hair yeah that's good and i have i have a lot of hair yeah good hair and i think those two things and i used to wear my glasses just because i was i felt like i was ugly physically ugly and I end that my glasses would take a little bit of pressure off my face and I say that as a joke but it's not really a joke that's why I wore big bowl glasses because weezer buddy holly they were nerdy I felt like I was ugly and I could be ugly but kind of cool in that nerdy way so I wore these big glasses and now I'm never leaving them because I it keeps me looking five years younger maybe so we're talking

about aging. I'm very fortunate to my glasses. They're going to start to get bigger, bigger. They're going to be like those you get at the circus of the carnival, massive ones. And they have all my hair. So I feel very fortunate about that. And so when I go to therapy, which I go to my personal therapist every other week, my wife and I go every week, which we've been doing since before we got married, my personal therapist really advises, suggests strongly that when I get into the, you know, negative, like I'm spinning out. I don't want to say feeling sorry for myself,

but just kind of feeling bad. Or I am projecting into the future things that won't go right. Like he's like, you're never going to just fully change and be a different person. And I subscribe to that too. I believe in 1% growth over a long period of time. He's a big attention guy.

Like if you can just take a little bit of your attention that you're using on what may not happen right, may not happen wrong, you're still getting, some of your attention is still going to go there, but if you can just try to take a little bit of your attention and put it on what has gone, right? And he's, I like him because he doesn't do the stuff like, and this works for some people, but not for me.

And I'm not shaming it. I even changed the name of it when I call it Thanksgiving. What do you call it? Gratitude. Gratitude. He doesn't do like, do a gratitude journal or do gratitude, but he's like, just take your attention. And for 30 seconds, focus on what's pretty cool right now. And if you'll do that consistently whenever you start to spend, it'll start to be so natural.

that you're not even doing it on purpose, you'll just start replacing that negative rush with a bit of positive attention, and it will help you 20 to 30%. And so that's what we do in therapy. Although, let me tell you what happened the other day. I don't have like 80 things to get too, but if I don't cancel 48 hours out, I get charged.

Right? That's a general role with my therapist. I got COVID really bad. And I was starting to beat it. And I was like, I'm like, wait, because I don't want to miss. I don't like going to therapy. I don't not like going to therapy. But it's never, I never go, oh, can't wait for this.

Never. Sometimes I try outsmarted and that's fun. That part's fun when I get in there. I do. It's a battle sometimes. Yeah, it's a game. But I reap tremendous rewards from it and have even since back in the day

when I was doing $10 copay on my insurance when I didn't even know what therapy was. And so my COVID was bad and you gotta go 48 hours out and I emailed him and I said hey I need to cancel I hate canceling boom

he's like got it sorry if COVID. His system is set up to where if it's not in the system canceled 48 hours at auto charges I missed it by like six minutes. No.

I know. So I got charged and he doesn't know it charged me because it's just the system. So I emailed him and I said, hey, I got charged for it. He goes, did you miss 48 hours? I say, yeah.

He goes, because he knows me too. He goes, okay, what would you like me to do? I said nothing. I missed the 48 hours. That is on me. You said nothing? Yeah, because that's on me. That's on me.

I messed up. You can't do the whole, like it would make me feel better, the gratitude thing. Yeah. That's not gratitude. So I am. I am.

I'd be grateful. I am disciplined. I... But you're sick! I know, no, no, but I also could have messaged them 45 minutes, an hour, I just missed it by six minutes. Now, he said, what would you like me to do? You know.

I said, nothing that's on me, and I'm going to learn a lesson from this. It's going to be a session cost for a lesson, but I'm going to learn a lesson from this, and this will be worth way more than what I'm paying for the session I'm not coming to. Because he knew that's what I would say. That's how I live my life.

And he replied back, I go, I'll tell you what, let's me in the middle. I'll give you half off the next session. And I was like, I really don't want to accept it, but I'm also learning to compromise. I'll take that deal. Wow. 48 hours is. That's a long time. I don't even know what I'm doing today.

I know everything I'm doing. My calendar is down to a T, but I just feel like I missed it by six minutes. Yeah, no, that's crazy. That's all me. You should be like, you should look into the 24-hour. That's what you should have told them. Well, you know, but that's the agreement ahead of time. I know.

But I think I live my life generally by that, and it helps me more than not. I think I could be a bit too rigid at times. And I think my rigidity is starting to lessen a bit, mostly because my wife and she brings normal human elements into my life that I never wanted or knew I wanted or knew existed. But still, I live by, if I say it, then I will do it. And if I say, I'm going to be there at this time, I will be there at this time. I think that's 90% of success.

But anyway, I like when the Taylor clips are up. And I don't believe the relationship's fake. And but if it is the first time ever I thought that. And this is why we can't do that bit on the radio. That's exactly it. This is a bit more free form. Yeah. What was funny, Amy and I were talking before the show.

And we were talking about it because in our podcast sometimes we'll put messups. If we're doing like artist interviews or there are times, we record for different segments. And we'll leave a mess up in. And I was like, man, That was funny. We wouldn't do that on the air. And she goes, well, that used to be our whole show. Yeah.

That was it. Yeah, that we had no choice. It was what it was. Okay. Ray, let's do a mid roll. Because I get other stuff to talk about. A win is a win. A win is a win.

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What's the vibe of that when it's like your star player is like, well, I want to leave. And then actually now I'm going to stick. We talk tanking. I mean, honestly, like, I might get in trouble for this answer, but I think it's like definitely happening in the WBA. And yeah, we talk about our mistakes too. They pulled me to the side and was like, hey, man, we got a call last night, man. You can't be rolling around the city like this tonight before games, no, you know, doing this, doing whatever. And of course, family stories.

And we're like, Mommy, why did you miss that? Mommy, do you play basketball? Check out Game Recognized game with Stulian Miles on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Okay, a couple other things. Do I want to go to the big one? Don't want to go home run? Let's go. Because that was a pretty home run.

I liked the last segment we did. That was home run segment. This is a different kind of home run segment. This is me screenshoting something in the middle of night, sending it to Mike and putting no words in the email. He just knew and I knew. And we were like, oh, F. Oh, yeah. So I don't know much about the U.S. Department of Justice.

Oh, F. I know a bit from a recent stalker issue. We had to subpoena some social media sites, which is impossible to do because they don't want to give anything up, obviously, but I had to go to the Department of Justice with the FBI because we had a stalker. And very difficult situation. But that's my relationship with the Department of Justice.

Like, I know you have to get them. They have to do things. The U.S. Department of Justice sent subpoenas. to Navidia. For what? What are they doing? So, Navidia is the stock that... We have.

We have. What do you mean they send subpoenas to them? Not some penis, subpoenas. They want to know, like, how many of them? Who's penis? Like, they want to know, like, how they make it so much money? The U.S. Justice Department sent subpoenas to Navidia court, and as it seeks evidence that the chipmaker violated antitrust.

laws, an escalation of its investigation into the dominant provider of AI processors. Too good to be true. Now, it could mean nothing. It could mean something real bad. It's just never good whenever this comes out because the value of stocks goes up and down on perception of value. So it could be back to even. I don't know. Is it still good? Right now, it is now, look, last night, it was, it plummeted. It plummeted. However, well, I thought about it too, It's a record loss yesterday. However, today so far, there must be not as much,

they must not be as scared because it's had a pretty good day so far. So we're back overall to about even to where we started, but it was way, way, way worse, and we're waiting on the results of this. It's back to where you started from the beginning when you bought it. Basically, it's slightly up. But it was way up, but it was way down. So let's take our attention to put it on.

It's back to even. Right, like your therapist says. Yeah, it says, 96% of people, 94% of the experts say we should buy. Well, now it's back to where it was. If we were going to buy it plummeted. Dude, it dropped. Look at this down. I mean, it went all the way out.

They said it's the largest single day drop. Yeah. Really. Yeah, lunchecks where are you at? No, but that's not, guys, they're in trouble. Or they could be in trouble. That's what I'm saying. But I said like that and I was like, great, there goes all of our money.

How much do we have invested in the video at the three of us? I don't know. You've had like five minutes to pull it open. No, I got it. We have market value. Yeah, that's what we're looking for. Man, that looks pretty good.

No, no, what's the number? $4,685. And how much have we put in? I don't know. Mike, could you look over on him? You can either percentage overall. Are you on Robin Hood? Yeah, man.

Come over here. I'll show you how to do it real quick. I'll just show you generally how to look at this. Man, who's the broker? I've been looking. No, no. Huh? Like all total?

Yeah, I'm just going to show lunchbox real quick on how you can see this, though. Pull up this screen. Which one? Oh, yeah, I'm on that one. Okay. I got that. Right here. Okay, so look, hit the Navidia?

Hit the Green. What was your Navitia? Yeah, hit the green. So right there. Oh, wow. It gives you all this. So if you do, don't do today's return, do total return. That's going to tell you how much we've made period overall.

What does it say? Oh, I know that. Plus 420. You do. didn't. You didn't even know that thing. You didn't even know that. I know, but you can hit, but you can hit the button and look at all of that. So you can look at total percent. So we have made total, we have $4,000 in it. We've made $420. Yeah, it was not bad. Hey, like this last weekend, it was like $1,300. And I guess we had a little. And we had a little DOJ. Yeah. The subpoenas.

Yeah. That's a rough, man. Hey, wait, they gave them some penis? No, no, no, not some penis. I have Robin Hood I just kind of dick around on So this is the bottom I would see, no, greens means making money I know nothing about, I know nothing about stocks. Yeah, yeah, green makes money Huh? Are you sure? I know nothing. I mean, you know how to read the app.

I know, I know. I do know how to read the app. Yeah, I don't know. But there's a couple red ones. I was just going to show you all of them. But I just buy things I like because so like greens, right? I mean, you're going to see some reds. But green, one, two, three. Greens means positive one, two, three. God, mother. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven greens.

Eight greens. One red. Okay, that's fine. Nine. That was a big one. What is, oh, Ray, you know what? Oh, my God. It's a cruise?

Yeah, Royal Cruz. Yeah. Nine greens, that's a ray bet. Oh, it's cruise time. Red. Two. Oh, oh. Three.

Oh, oh. Red, four. That's what lunchboxes looks like. Green? Ten. Ten to four, so four. Ten to four. 10 to 4 is pretty good

That's freaking awesome Lunch boxes there's a lot of rounds That's 4 to 4 Yeah Hey Ray The Royal Cruise Lines When I bought that Because you told me to

It is up 355% Yeah my buddy lived in South Beach And he said Dude these crews are gonna pick back up After the pandemic He said I would unload on them Whatever you got

It was the heart of COVID I remember that When the cruise ships Weren't even moving Like I can tell you what I have because again, it's not anything crazy. Where I made a bunch of money was accidentally buying Bitcoin

and forgetting about it. What do you mean? You forgot about it? I told you, I logged into the app and I was like, what? Like, after a year, I forgot about it. My percentage on Bitcoin

that I bought it? I don't know. Like, 1,000% over 1,000%. Wow. But again, I don't know anything about it. I was just stupid and bought it and then forgot about it.

I'd probably sold it. Okay. Ray. Yeah. But use that button lunchbox. Hit that little green. It'll give you all those options. Yeah, yeah, I know.

No, you didn't know because when I showed you. Oh, yeah, yeah, no. I didn't know that. Okay, cool. You're right. You're right. Like, I have Draft Kings. I bought some Draft Kings.

I bought 30 shares at a market value of, I don't know what I bought it at. Oh, I bought 30 shares at $10 a share. Wow, that's good. So $300. It's worth $1,000. Total return is $700. But that's because I love Draft Kings and use it all the time.

And I think they just make it off what I lose. Yeah. You lose, we lose. It goes right there. It goes right to it. So I have draft. Holy crap. One stock of Bitcoin is $57,000.

One whole Bitcoin. It's not a stock. One whole Bitcoin right now is $57,270. God. We need to buy that. Oh, no. You don't want to be a crypto bro. I don't even know how to do that.

Same way. It doesn't make sense. Okay. There's that. If I went to Walmart, could I pay with Bitcoin? No. No. Well, then why don't I want?

But what you could do is have Bitcoin. Like now, I have a bunch of Bitcoin, and I could cash it out and put it as cash in my bank, and then go to Walmart with cash in my bank. But at some point, you'll be able to pay with Bitcoin, right? Who knows? There's a lot of regularity issues with that. Morgan, you okay?

Yeah, my watch told me to stand, so I'm standing. I know she, like, was leaving. Your watch told you? Yeah. It says stand up. Please stand up. Well, she stood up, so it was like church is over. All right.

Thanks for coming to the sermon. The last thing that we'll talk about, yeah, I'll do this. Our business investment updates, because we got this voicemail. Red, would you play the voicemail to put us on to this, please? Morning Studio, I just went back and listened to the post show where you guys were talking about the palette and all the drama that happened there, and it got me thinking. I know you guys invested money in a few other things. Specifically, I was really curious about those Lorcah cards.

I know you opened a few on air, and then I didn't hear how they went. I am wondering because I have a pack and I'm wondering if it's worth opening up or is it worth saving for later. two things before I get into our investments lunchbox did you get your basketball cards no I never got them I would check the address I got mine like a week ago the Olympic ones yeah yeah I thought about that I've been looking I'm like I got scammed where'd you buy them from I don't know internet what oh the internet oh yeah that's like an answer your grandma says on the computer what do you mean on the online AOL man man man I've been thinking about that that they never came yeah mine came they just came

in a normal box it's not like they scream Olympic basketball cards. Let's see. Why are you doing your guy now? Nico Jackson's looking for the cards. Well, I'm starting to get nervous that I got a scam. So as he looks for that, these are the investments that we put a bunch of money into early on. September of 2023. Oh, we're a year.

Oh, wow. Number one, the pallet. Oh, what about it? that's what we spent the most money. What hadn't been a year yet? September 23rd? You're right, but we're trending towards a year. We're not trending.

We're almost there. Closing in. That's right. A trend can change, though. We're not getting any farther away. The mystery palette, we all spent $87. A person, 8750. The total price was $5.25?

It says $5.25 slash six. What's the slash? Oh, from six people. got it. So we all put five to $125 bucks in for six people. We've got no money back. But he sold a few things, right? Correct. And so

Lunchbox, what is your update on our money? No, not he's sure to buy his basketball course. Well, it says that I ordered them on you ordered them from tops. The 13th of August. And it says

it takes seven to ten days and I ain't got... Well, no. First of all, they did not come immediately. They didn't have enough production. If you ordered them three or four days later, it's going to take a longer time, but they're not making them anymore. But I'm not getting off the palette.

Where's our money for the palette? It's in my pocket, man. How much money do we have? Right now? No, it's not in my pocket right now. I don't have any pockets on these. Oh my God. What are we talking about?

When will we be paid anything? We need our first dividend. Yeah, yeah. When we sell out? No, no, no, no, no, no. Listen, listen, just listen. It is not, it's anticlimatic. It is not. Not with real money.

No, it is. Not with real money. It's not just a bit. It's also a bit with real money. It's an anticlimatic situation. You like that word? Yeah. That's a good word too.

I like you. If I give you $10 here, $3 here. We like that. That's what we want. That's what we want. That's called a dividend. No, it's not boring. That's, we want our money back.

I mean, just imagine if I come on here, hey guys, I'm going to hand out $2 now. We would love that. That is so stupid. The listeners don't want to hear $2. They want to hear me give you $1,000 each. When's that going to be? When will you pay us something? Man, I'm trying.

Okay. Mike, Scuba, we need to have a meeting, a creative meeting. No, no, there is nothing creative about it. There is. If you're making this a bit, we're then going to make it a bit too. No, no, I'm not making it a bit. I am working hard. That's great.

I'm working hard out here with the money. You're making it a bit by not paying it by going, it's in my pocket. Hard for the money. But we're going to also make a bit out of it with real money. money and we'll see where this goes. There's no bit. We'll see how guys. It's not a bit.

This immediately is making me mad. Yes, because he's holding our money. I've already just had to write it off. Me too. Me too, but then he kept bringing it back up. Amy. He kept bringing it back up. I'm not taking the bait.

There's no right off. There's no right off. Yeah, no, I've written off. Okay, next up. You guys have a few minutes because we'll have a Zoom interview. We have to do in a minute. So, yeah, yeah.

So chill out. Perfume bottles. Four of us went in. Me. Did I do that? Amy, Bobby, lunch, lunchbox. and scuba, $85, $21 a person. Abby bought these perfume bottles.

Why did I do that? I don't think it's a bad investment. Hey, Abby. About to find out. I thought it was only like four of us. It's four of us. It is four. With me included.

Oh. I don't think Amy did it. Oh, okay. I didn't think I would. You're missing out, though. Why? Because we're going to make money off this. Okay, Tom.

Abby, Bobby, L.B., $85. It's four of us, 21 bucks a person. How do you feel, do you have them? Yeah, I do. They are in safekeeping right now, but I looked in one of them is worth like 600 already. One that's like kind of. Okay, but worth and actually getting that money is two different things.

Would you like me to put them on my eBay? I think we should wait a little. You want to wait a little longer? You know, I think it goes up as time passes. I think we need to hold on. That's an investment. Yeah. But how much longer do you want to hold?

Because the bit, who knows, we may, how long we'll work here. Maybe a couple months. Okay. I'll check back the end of the year. What do you mean how long we're going to work here? What do you mean? Just general. Okay.

Other one. If you guys want to start setting up that Zoom, you can. Do you need to cut the video? No, it's easy. Okay. Mike D's investment. We bought two boxes of Disney, Lorcanna, TCG, the first chapter, Illuminers, Trobe. I don't know any of those words.

I just read Mandarin. Oh, man. It's Disney's first trading card game released. We invested $250 total. Nine of us. me me so Mike D

your thoughts can we sell the boxes unopened and packs unopened do you think we can make money off this yet about 50 bucks we could probably make off like profit to split within nine people that's more than the pallets

I mean that would be more than the palette so let's hold again let's just come back into the year get on that yeah okay all right well that's it that's it

that's it that's the end of the post show one of the longer than we thought but that's okay Palate talk makes me so mad Don't let it make you mad man Let's think of what What is going right guys

Not the palette Let me put my attention Put your attention on what is going right Perfew bottles and I'm not even in it When we didn't talk about the palette When we didn't talk about the palette You're aging well Thank you

Thank you That's end of the post show We'll see you guys Bye buddy A win is a win A win A win is a win I don't care which I'm saying

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