The Bobby Bones Show - Weds Post Show (10-11-23)

Episode Date: October 11, 2023

Bobby starts with a US Navy officer  that saw a 300ft triangular UFO above the house that blasted out radiation'. We debate it as we always do, leading Bobby to explain to Eddie the allegory of the cave. Bobby shares an upcoming project he may be doing soon that he spent time discussed yesterday. We get to segments that we didn’t get to do because Lunchbox was sick. He did something called “Slot Machine Serenade”.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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These are people who actually have legitimate jobs who make legitimate decisions about legitimate security issues in the United States. Yes. Yes. But everyone is able to go a little crazy. Everyone. But there is a lot. The smartest person in the world, the most legit person in the world could. But how about all these legit people?

people who say something similar. They're all going crazy. You're telling me they're all going crazy. Yeah, man. People that are super trained in this specific area, let me read you the story. A very senior U.S. Navy officer. Senior, key word. No, no, no, he's been there a long time.

He's not new. And he's high ranking. Not senior citizen. Oh, that's what I pictured. I saw something. You can be 35 and be... Okay. He witnessed a huge triangle-shaped craft above his house,

which blasted the area with radiation. Former intelligence officer turned whistleblower David Grush famously claimed the U.S. government has access to a crashed UFO and testified that in front of Congress. And now he talks again about that situation, the triangle. Do you think he's gone crazy? Yes. But you have no reason to think that, except for you just don't believe what he's saying. Well, no, it's just when you say, like, these are legitimate people. Well, yeah, legitimate people can go crazy too. But you don't have a reason to think he went crazy other than you just think this concept is crazy. Right. You have no reason to think he's crazy. Correct. Other than you're assigning

your thoughts into what he's saying. Correct. He says he was going to work at a certain facility, had not been drinking, had not had anything to smoke at all. He didn't have to say that. They were going to ask him that, though, are you drunk? Because you say you're... My brother.

Yeah, he sees UFOs. He's seen it twice, and every time he tells the story, he's like, well, I was having a few beers, then filling the way. You know, he wants that to be out there. That's not a thing. There was a 300-foot triangular craft that hovered above his car,

then the house, and there was evidence left behind. He took pictures of the car after the incident. and all the upper facing parts of his car were hit with some sort of ionizing radiation. It was ultra-violent because the paint became milky. His headlights totally went cloudy. They had been completely clear from the Daily Star. Now, I'm not saying it's aliens.

But you tell me he's wrong. There ain't something they're doing. Is something's there? He made it all up? I don't know. What if he has a buddy that's just messing with him? That's an expensive mess. That's a huge drone to buy and spit out milky stuff.

I have been looking up a lot more, though. I have. Like I'll walk the dog in night and I'll just kind of stare up at space for a little bit. Maybe I'll see something. I don't believe that they're coming from space.

If they're coming, if they even exist. Dude, I did see a bug that look weird. But it could be, because I've said it many times I'm not going to spend all show talking about this because I will.

I know. I'm fascinated with it. There are like four things on my TikTok and that's one of them. It's that there are certain things even that Eddie can see that I can't.

We can go to the most basic human to human. My vision. My vision sucks. Oh. So I got a right eye that doesn't work at all, and I'm colorblind. Now, there are certain things that Eddie can see. Now, we can go even deeper. There are certain things that colors that dogs can see that humans can't because the cones in their eyes.

So there's something to exist to them that doesn't exist to us. But we don't know that because we don't communicate with dogs. No, but we know that. We know that. Yes. Because we said what colors. So the dogs are right. Because we know, like, even there's like how far they can smell that we can't.

Things they can hear that we can't. Can hear. The hearing is the next thing. Yeah. So if there are living organisms that can see and hear things that other living organisms can't see in here, why wouldn't there be other things that we can't see or hear? You think it just taps out at L or the dog being able to hear a high-pitched sound? No.

So I'm not even fighting and advocating like, be good to aliens. Although if they're listening, let's go. Be good, yeah. Remember who your boy was. Right, from the beginning. But it's wild to think that in a, limitless space. And do I really think it's limitless?

No, I just think our mind can't comprehend how big it actually is. I think there's the comprehension of whatever size it is, don't know. But you're taking space out. You think maybe... No, no, it could still be space, but that's a different theory. I got lots of theories, man. For us to go, there for sure ain't nothing else, but we only know like one, one millionth.

It's even more than that. One, less than that, one millionth of space that we're in. it would be like if you were living in Indiana and you were out on the lake and there's a little bitty island on the lake and you get out the boat and you get on the island it's really all you've ever seen

and you're like I know for I can see all this I know for a fact outside this water there's nothing there's no people out there I'll see people you're doing me there's more than this everything I can see is right here that's the same thing of course you wouldn't say that

or you would think that person was crazy and in a way we're on that island in the lake in Indiana No, I mean, I think you look up and you're like, this goes a long way. No, but you look at the water and you go, this as far as I can see. Right, right. And it goes pretty deep, but I mean, it's a sphere, right? Like, unless you believe the flat earth.

No, but earth is not what we're talking about. We're talking about bigger than Earth. Right, but you're saying like underwater, right? That's one theory of yours. But that's not what I'm talking about. This thing here is that there's so much that we don't know to say that we know when we don't know. To say with any clarity, like for sure, that can't happen is it's bonkers. because I'm not saying it is happening for sure because I don't know right but for you to say it's

not happening but I don't know perfect exactly let's settle there bonk it's not as bonkers if you say I don't know but I don't know and I'm saying it's not happening and you don't know and you're saying it could happen who's right we're both right no because we both don't know it's not Shridinger's cap but it could and not are not the same those don't run beside each other oh probable improbable can run beside each other. So all I have to do is say, say, probably not. I would accept that because you're leaving open the possibility that you may not know everything. Yeah, yeah. That's good. That's fair. I think everyone should say probably not. Or probably so. And I say probably so. But I can't prove it so I don't say yes for sure. Okay. I see what you're saying. I see what you're saying. You should read the allegory

of the cave by Plato. That sounds boring. Change my life. It really changed my life. It was the one piece of literature that I think. I think I read that reshaped how I thought about the world. And in a single reading, I think I understood everything so much differently. And what I understood was I don't understand anything. And it was great. Do you me give me the quick rundown? I've told it before.

So you read something. Yeah. And you learned a lot about something. I read something and I learned that I don't know anything. anyway. Okay. Even if I think I do, I know nothing. Yeah.

And I feel like that's the, as we all grow older and mature and learn more and have more life experience, I feel like that should be everyone's goal is to realize that the more you know, the more you realize that you don't know. And think about facts and scientific facts now that are constantly, they're absolute known. And then it's, again, consistently, oh, well, that's not exactly. right. We've thought this for 83 years, but we figured out it is not exactly. Even absolute knowns become, oh, that's what we knew. Because that was our limit then. It would, yes. Oh, man. I have two friends, and we will talk about this for hours. Big thinkers. No, I'm not saying big

thinkers. Just this is what we're thinking about. What are you thinking? You have different things to think about that are important. I'm not saying I'm a big thinker or any better thinker. So this is not that to me. this is just what I prefer. I think about death a lot, but death falls into all of this. Meaning, can I give you the quick bones of the cave? Yeah, yeah.

Plato wrote the allegory of the cave. It's basically about two people that their whole life, they've been in this cave. They've never seen outside of it. There's a blank wall in front of them. They're chained to the wall, basically. They can't move anywhere.

All they can do is their whole life is built on what they can see. It's just front of them. They can't see out of the cave. They don't know there's outside of the cave. They're just attached to the wall. And there's a fire. And that fire in there,

you know, fire. moves and shadows of the fire are all up against the wall. But everything they have, their culture, their language, it's based on what they can see and experience. That's it. And they're limited compared to us because they can't really move anyone in the cave. Well, one of the dudes is let out of the God. He goes, oh my God, I'm out of the cave. There's green grass. There's a sun? What the, it goes back in and he's like, yo, other cave bro. You never go. And the other guy's like, there's no chance. That can't exist. I've never seen it. Thank you. Ray, bless you. That was loud. I came all over the window.

I heard that. Now, do you see a parallel with you? Yeah. And the guy that has tied in the cave that's never seen anything about the fire shadow? Yeah. No, definitely. I'm the guy in the cave. Being like, whatever, dude. Like, what if you got out and you tried to tell us like, oh, me. And I'm not even saying I got out.

But I'm saying, what if there are people who have seen stuff and know them? And we're like, you're an idiot. No, but they just got freed in the cave. But I also think there's a lot of idiots, too. more idiots than cave freer. Yeah, yeah, they like to make stuff up. But that, it completely changed my life. Because I'm like, all I see is the shadow from the fire.

That's all we all see. And if we're ever so lucky, we are freed a bit. Now that could be freed in our brain. It could be freed with experiences, learning other cultures that we thought were dead wrong. It could be aliens at the farthest craziest part of that. but to me I try to not be the person that's tied in the cave even though I know I am I want to be open to the guy that just came back in

going hey there's a little more than this whatever it could be heaven hell space brain and I've never done it but some people do psychedelics like to release some of the parts of their brain like stress like all that trauma yeah trauma great thank you all it I was looking for nine perfect strangers Yeah, basically.

Did that happen there? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. She puts it in her smoothie and I'm like, okay. So, you know, that's all. I won't spend the whole thing on this, but I love it. I can't stop thinking about it. And we will work out sometimes. It'll be me, Eddie, and Ben Rector.

And Ben and I will just start talking about it. Simulation. But simulation is just a bad word for it because there really isn't the proper language. Because I think God, let's say, Even if you are a Christian, you kind of believe we're living in a simulation because God's running the show. And so these aren't our permanent bodies. And if that's that what you believe you have a soul that goes to heaven.

We're just simulating a lot. This is just earth. It's not real until you get to go to the real thing outside. So even then that would be a simulation. So people just think video games. Yes, sim. But you have all these scientists too saying, yeah, we're probably in some sort of simulation. But if you believe in something greater than us now, that's what you.

believe that we're living in a basically a simulation. But is the simulation like you're real and everyone else is fake? Well, there are lots of different theories on that too. I believe I paid for a package and I'm somewhere with goggles on. He paid for the premium. I paid for the early trauma, later life, be rich package. So I can really appreciate it. I hope you got a deal on that one.

It's one of the middle packages. So, but yeah, that's kind of funny, huh? I should do that's a joke. The package? Yeah, like in my standout. I should do a piece on that. Like, if I feel like I paid too much for this package. Or like at some point did you get to upgrade, you know?

I did. When I met Caitlin, I must have put extra coins in. Right. BC. I spent it on my VC. See, that's funny. Yeah, you got. Oh, good.

A way to get it. If you see that in the next special, you'll know where that was rooted. You know, in a similar vein. I mean, not the same thing, but this is why, what do they call it when, you know, you're online, you keep getting the same thing over in echo chambers. Oh, yeah. You say, yes, you live in an echo chamber. You say stuff.

You're only around people that are near you. They say the stuff back to. Those are so, it's so dangerous to have all of your information coming from one place and one source because then that's what you think everybody is thinking and that's what causes such division. It just reinforces what you're already saying, basically. But over and over and over and over again to where you think if anybody else is saying the opposite, they're crazy. Yeah, you know who I was talking with yesterday for like half an hour? Is Malcolm Gladwell?

What? You did? Yeah. You know him, right? Yes. Wait, how do you do that? I've read, he's asked me to do a project with him. And so I have.

And I don't know that we're going to do it yet. So this is not any sort of announcement or anything. But he wrote Outliers and Blink and David and Goliath. I mean, a lot. Yeah. I think he's great. David and Goliath? He didn't write the story.

Not in the Bible. Yeah. So, but David and Goliath is super interesting too when literally he talks about David and Goliath and how really David was the favorite, not Goliath. and based on where they had the fight, it doesn't matter. I won't do that to you right now. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

But it could be a lot. I was meeting with him yesterday. What was my point? Oh, no, no. Oh, yeah, echo chamber. That's my point. We're discussing a project together where what we do is the opposite

of a freaking echo chamber. And something we're going to work on. And I tell him, I'm like, you know, I feel like I relate to a lot of my listeners because I don't think I, stand on one side fully, I'm definitely not in the middle, but I have issues on both sides that I care about. I don't think anybody's really in the middle. Like, you could have an overall middle, like if you do a score, like if you're eight here and two here, then are you six? I guess it'd be

five, right, two, three, four, five, six, yeah, five. So that would be middle if you average scores, but nobody's like in the middle on everything, even like, I'm in the middle. I got things that I, people feel like, well, he's just a conservative hillbilly. He loves his guns. And then I get people like, oh, he's so pro-gay rights, he must be a flaming liberal. And so, but that's okay. But I have all these things that I believe in, and I'm not in the middle, but I'm definitely not one or the other. And I get so mad at parts of both sides. And, but that's okay. We should always have issue because if we all were the same, the country wouldn't grow. Growth is always uncomfortable. Like, I believe all these things. So we were working on a project together

that is inclusive to everyone and it is not political but still makes a statement and I don't want to say too much about it yet but yeah I spent half an hour with them yesterday on Zoom. Super cool, yeah. Yeah, that's really neat.

Super nice guy and I hope we're able to do something together. Well, yeah, I mean, and that sounds like it'd be super impactful too and something that's very much needed. I was, you know, Trey Kennedy, the comedian guy, he came on here once, but you know. Everyone follows him on Instagram, all the special.

Yeah, you like that. Yeah, I love him. I had them on my podcast and then I just recently did his. And one of the things we got into was kind of how we grew up and conditioning and what we believed and how in our younger years we were much more judgmental because that's all we were exposed to. And we didn't know what we didn't know. And I had this memory of when I went to college and I met Christians that were Democrats. and my brain could not process it.

I thought that's not, if you're a Christian, you're a Republican, like period, end of story. Like I couldn't, I'd be like, oh, you're not a Christian. Like you're, and Trey felt like it just was one of those things we kept going back to stories from, you know, the things we thought were true.

And now once, thankfully, I've matured and evolved and know that people can have all different kinds of thoughts and beliefs and it can go any which direction. but I remember what I would text to say in them because I'd just been surrounded by everybody I was Christian as a Republican and then I get there and I'm like oh wow and then you know I remembered dating a

one of my boyfriends was a Catholic and I remember going back home and some people being like we need to pray for Amy she's dating a Catholic and like just stuff like that's where I thought oh my gosh like just how limited the thinking was and not you know and everywhere right we're all conditioned so much we don't know we're being conditioned right

like I was so being conditioned and everything about has been conditioned. Yeah. The parts of us that we would like to, I'm conditioned in ways I don't even know, obviously. Yeah, still, I still learn ways. And not even just religiously and not even politically and just culture.

Male and female stuff. Yes. Yeah. So, but yeah, that's crazy. Isn't it? I mean, thankfully, I don't gas for that anymore, but I did. You know, I was 18 and I was like, what?

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So, what you want to do now? What do you want to do? No, I got stuff we should do. I have a couple bits. When lunchbox got sick, we never got to do these segments. And now they don't make sense on the air. So we can just play them back and acknowledge how funny they would have been at the time. Oh, okay. That's like going back in time. Yeah, but he got sick and then he stayed sick for way longer than we bargained for.

And a lot of people think he was faking it for like the last four days. I still do a little bit. I will not say that. I think he was as sick as it could be and I respect his right to be sick. Right, lunchbox? That's right. Yes. We didn't say anything to Eddie when he took two months off. No, I wanted to come back.

Different rules, though. The company wouldn't let it. I'm just saying, we didn't say you were faking it. He was trying to come. It doesn't matter. Okay, here's first. This is something called slot machine serenade. What's this?

You're really playing this right now? Yeah. I got two bits. We got to play. What's wrong? It's from Vegas. I heart festival. Yeah, but it's still.

If it's so good, we'll play it again on the show. All right. This is, man, people are playing slot machines. Really? No, he's lying. No, but it's like, it's about I heart. We were eye heart for Vegas. You've been sick for a month.

Yeah, yeah, but you could have just said that. All right, hey, whatever. If it's really good, I'll play it tomorrow. No, you won't. It's okay. You can just say that and just lie to me. It's fine. This is just people playing slot machines, man. And, you know, they're kind of down.

They're sad because they're not winning money. And then just some random dude with a beard comes up and... A beard. You weren't a fake beard? No, I was wearing, you know, my beard. Oh, I don't even consider that a beard. Oh, I don't even think of you as a dude with a beard. You do have facial hair.

What do you consider that? No, but like somebody, like, randomly with a beer, has a big beard. Yeah. Like Jordan Davis has a beard. Yeah, you have a beard. You have a beard. But it's not like, I'm going to see you and go, that's a guy with a beard.

Okay. I'm like, that's a dude that hasn't shaved in a while. Maybe Harry's scary. Whatever. Okay. Go ahead. And I just walk up to him and I ask him, hey, man, you winning money? And then, no.

And I said, but you know you did win? And I sing him a song. Okay. If this is a great bit, we'll do it again. Let's see. Okay, here we go. Winning millions? No.

No? No. Assume, but you know what you did win? You want a slot machine serenade What is that? Every night in my dreams I see you I feel you

That is how I know you go on Near far Wherever you are I believe That my heart Go on and on. Yeah, there's no chances he's played back tomorrow. Thank you.

I'm shocked he knows all the words. I have him on my phone, man. But you didn't know any of the melody. No, I didn't. Near Far wherever you are. Man, you're like inching up to it.

I know. But you're not there. Oh. If we go like, near And that's a... Far wherever you are. And I may be off a little bit because she sings it so hard

but that's definitely not it. Well, here's the problem is I started out with the part that I didn't really know. I should have just gone straight to the chorus. Yeah. What's the chorus?

Near far, wherever you are. You lose it right there a little bit. Oh. Yeah, but I had to go high. Well, near far, wherever you are.

I believe that my heart will go on. See, guys, this is not about the singing. Like, it's not about me getting the words right. It's about me not being able to sing, and the awkwardness of them being stuck there at a slot machine and me just singing to them without them asking me to sing. Yeah, no, we got what the principle. Like the cringe.

Like, you guys said, I'm Mr. cringe, and I felt like this was kind of in that realm. Yeah, just a little too long, I think. Did she grab her purse or anything? And Ray looks up to give me a time, and he's like, I'm sorry, there's 31 seconds left. I can see in his eyes when he said that. He's like, sorry, man, there's 31 seconds left.

I mean, I sing for a long time. Do you have another one? Oh, yeah, I got more. All right, here's another one. Winning millions? Not yet? Not even twice. Oh, no, but you know you did win?

What's that? You won a slot machine serenade. You get knocked down, but you get up again. Nothing's ever going to keep you down. You get knocked down, but you get up again. And you're never going to keep you down. You get knocked down. drinking the night away

No, I'm just singing him Because he's not winning millions So I'm trying to cheer him up Trying to sing with the song Yeah, I'm trying to do a slot machine serenade You know what I mean? Does that inspire you? Yeah.

You want more or you want Yeah, give it a bit more. A bit more, okay. Oh, Danny boy, Danny boy, oh Danny boy, You get knocked down But you get up again. Never going to keep you down. What do you think?

Yeah, no bad. Pretty good. All right, if you win millions, remember me. I will. All right. You get knocked down, but you get up again. Never going to keep you down.

I'll come find you up. All right. I would have for sure thought this guy was scamming me to rob me or something like. You're holding your wallet. Like making sure it's there. He's not going to take it.

Yep. Yeah, that's just pain. The whole thing, it's a little painful. It's awesome, man. That's fun. Yeah.

See, that's good. I don't think I'm going to air back tomorrow, though. I was just thinking about it. You thought about it, though? I makes you cringe in your car. Yeah, but it's just a lot happening. Yeah, it's just a lot happening.

a little long too. Like I would crunch it in and be like, it's still going, then I'd change it. You know it's, I get knocked down, right? No, no, no. The whole point is he's playing the slot machine, so I changed the words. He gets knocked down.

So you did all just motivational songs? Yes. What was the other one you did? He just so long ago he doesn't remember. He's like, I can't believe you're going to play it. No, I'm trying to think what songs I sing. Oh, no, no, no when to hold them. I don't know the name of a song.

You got to know where. The gambler. That's what it's called. Let's hear one more. Yeah, thank you. Do we win millions? I wish millions I won't 2,500.

Whoa, 2,500? Yeah. Wow, that's good. And you know what else you won? A slot machine serenade. You got a no. Pause. She just won.

I thought you were serenading them to... Well, she won, so this is saying you've got to know when to walk away. Like, don't put it back in. So it's not just singing to motivate them. Now you've changed it to, you just singing. Like, once she said she won, I was like, oh, I'm going to the gambler. In a way, he's motivating her to, yeah.

Stop. Put the money in her pocket and run. Go ahead. No wind to hold them. No wind to fold them. No when to walk away. And no when to run. Never count your money.

How does he miss every part of the melody? It's really a skill. It's like me, if I bet wrong, five bets in a row. And miss five in a row. Like, it's hard to miss all five. But I do. How do you miss every part of that melody with such a famous song? Do it again.

Because you got to. You got to know. to hold them. Boom. No when to fold them. Kind of. No when to walk away. No. Got to know when to run. Let's do it again. Because you had it, then you had a little bit of it, then you just slowly walked away from it. Then you ran. Oh yeah. Yeah. So just repeat after me. Got it. You got to know when to hold them. You got to know when to hold them. No, no. Repeat what he's doing. I just did. No, no, no. You got to know when to hold them. You got to know when to hold them. No when to fold them. No when to fold them No wind of fold them

You're getting there See Don't say C Just keep listening No when to fold them No wind to fold them No when to fold them No when to fold them

It's close to it It's close enough Yeah close enough Next one Now I'll lose it though No when to walk away You got to No when to hold them

No when to fold them No wind to walk away No wind to walk away No wind to walk away No wind to walk away No wind to walk away. Guys, I can't stay on it when he does that. It's tough.

No when to walk away. See, and you tell me that shouldn't have been on air. It's actually true. I mean, you really want this on air? And then do this one. No when to run. No when to run. No when to walk away.

No one to run. It's hard to stay. I can't because it must be like what Eddie feels like singing with me sometimes. No, no, no, no. No wind to hold them. You got to know when to hold them. No wind to fold them. That's pretty good.

No wind to run away. walk away run no when to walk away no when to walk away no when to run no when to run that's that wasn't bad I told you

no something I told you we're trying to help you get there yeah I feel like I get there every time no when to walk away no when to walk away I'm getting a phone call I'm gonna call you're taking yeah go ahead Amy

what are we doing here nothing all right well we're done I'll just ignore it thank you all for being here We'll play back tomorrow Can you imagine? Let's take a vote

Okay, who wants that Bittably play back tomorrow? Me? All right? All opposed? Ney. Oh, nay. Here, yeah.

Hey, that's scuba, man. He's laughing. He thinks it's funny. Go ahead. Scuba, you're going to play on the air tomorrow? I think we got a pretty full show tomorrow. Okay, I like that. All right.

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