The Bobby Bones Show - Weds Post Show (11-6-24)

Episode Date: November 6, 2024

Bobby asks Amy how long she stayed up watching election coverage. Bobby talks about the gadgets that are spying on us in our home. We then get into a discussion on why it’s good and bad that our technology is spying on us. Bobby talks about Sharna Burgess possibly returning to Dancing with the Stars. Eddie reveals he didn’t know what the electoral college was until this week. Then we get into drama over Lunchbox trying to call out Morgan for being a poser.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Amy, how late did you stay up watching, or did you watch any election coverage? I did. Probably 10 something. Then I was asleep. Fell asleep, actually. Did you fall asleep watching it? Yeah, I had it on, and then at one point I kind of closed my eyes and I woke back up was still on and so I turned it off. To me it felt like a decent game and I don't like turning games

off. I'm like I wonder who won if it's just like bet on it. And so I was like, I just had to go. I'm going to turn it off. And when I wake up, it'll still be going. Woke up wasn't going anymore. I was like, oh wow, how about that? It's over. I was kind of glad it's over. Oh yeah. I just let it be whatever happens. Like just let's go. Let's get it over with. So we can move in whatever direction. And so I did a pretty good job at separating myself because I have a buddy that, and this is an exact, this is a great comparison. He was watching the stupid Chiefs game. He turned it off when it went to overtime.

And I was like, how in the world would you do that? That's exactly the same, by the way. The Chief's going to overtime in the presence. Same deal. So that's how you feel about me. You going to sleep at 10? No, no, no, no. Oh. I couldn't believe he just turned off the game at such a big point. They were going to overtime. And I was like, you stay and watch the whole game.

This, I felt like the game was going to go, if that analogy was. I felt like it would go for another three or four hours. I understand now. Yes. They were like, in the next 30 minutes, we're going to announce a winter I would be like well I'm going to stay up and watch this like Patrick my home's overtime just won the coin toss you know I'm going turn in it's like how how could you do that doesn't mean you're like impacted by football when you stay when you watch the whole football game yeah it's like okay I'll wake up and figure it out no no no if you can't do that you had to watch

if they go overtime you spent two and a half hours watching the game I just means you're not like gonna be so invested in something that really doesn't matter but you already were very invested or you wouldn't have spent two and a half hours in it when you have two young children. Are we talking about someone in here? No. Oh. No, because nobody has two young children. No.

Oh, yeah, true. Unless lunchbox already is ignoring like the other ones. Why don't know what year this happened? Oh, like last week. Oh, I've... Like a couple days ago. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Cool.

So who won? Who won that game? The Chiefs did. But I was just in shock because we were watching the game and I was watching the game. And I asked him the next day, I said, hey, I asked him about fantasy because he ended up winning his fantasy game and I was like

did you score any points in overtime to win your game? He goes, I don't know I went to sleep. I said, I know you're awake at the coin toss because yeah, I just turned it off right then. I was like, you watch the whole game and went to sleep right then. He goes, yeah, I was tired. I don't think I would have been,

my body wouldn't have allowed me to be tired. Right, I know, but y'all, it's crazy to you y'all don't see that as healthy. Like, I feel he's healthy. It sounds healthy to me. It's unhealthy to me. I mean, especially when you spent so much time on it and it's so little time.

I felt like it was unhealthy for him Just be like, Shutting it down I'm saying I mean by the time he goes up And brush his teeth And it's over Okay

It's very unhealthy for us But we all As sports fans We couldn't believe he turned it off With like literally 12 minutes to go After you He spent 12 minutes like for real Or 12 minutes on the

No for real for real Because it's overtime It's also It's basically Sudden Death-ish Yeah It's it That's unbelievable

I can't believe it Crazy Anyway He's not healthy. I'll say it. He's not healthy at all. The unexpected home gadgets that are spying on you and sending your data back to China. Whether it's your air fryer, your video doorbell, many of us now have several smart devices in our day-to-day lives, but research may have you reassessing which gadgets you keep in your home,

their findings reveal that several popular air friars can listen to your conversations and send personal data back to China. Meanwhile, several smart speakers are stuffed with trackers including Facebook and Google. Our research shows how smart tech manufacturers and the firm, they work with are currently able to collect data from consumers, seemingly with reckless abandon, and it's done with no transparency, daily mail. So to me, I think I would like to talk to an expert on this, because to me, there's a, and both are wrong. I just don't understand the implications as much on one. But everything is gathering information. We're on our phones.

They're seeing where we are. They're geolocating us. They know what we're scrolling, what we're on social media, they know, we're watching for more than five seconds, what we're buying, so They keep feeding us more. Our news algorithms. They keep feeding us more of what we like, so we'll go into it. So all that I get because they're getting information, and they can influence and affect you that way. But the one thing that really seems problematic to me

is if they're, like, recording the crap I'm saying to use against me on the internet, like they drop some stuff. You know what I mean? No. Like, let's say you're getting a fight with your spouse, or you're calling your bookie. We don't have to have bookies because we have drive kings. But I'm saying there could be a lot of stuff that you're doing

that you don't want the recording of you to get to, get on the internet. Like they're recording inside of your house. You're walking around naked. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay. You're on the toilet. There's like a hundred different things in that world that I would not want them to have. The other stuff, I'm sure I just don't understand the full implications of them owning that because they're influencing me in different ways. But the recording, like, do they have recordings of me or did AI hear it and send them data back about what I said? And to me, both are wrong. We don't like that. We don't like that. Although we scroll all the way down and click acknowledge,

we have no idea what that says. I'll be honest with you. Yeah, we all. I want everything. It's like, well, I got to, okay, scroll, check box. Are you sure? Yes. 17 pages of stuff I didn't read, but why not?

Right. But it's if they're actually recording like things that are being said in the house. Maybe you're talking about a teacher. And they're like, oh, we got it. We do micro blackmail. How about that? That's a great Netflix show. Oh, gosh, that would be terrible.

Like micro blackmail where it's our gadgets and our house. and they're blackmailing people in towns even to vote for city I just can't remember for the show. It's a really good show. Micro blackmail. But yeah, I think that's what I want to know. Would any chance of you getting rid of everything?

No. Any chance? I'd rather than blackmail me. My air friar? No. I'd rather than blackmail me than I have to give up my TikTok. I just feel like even if there were,

I only feel this way because we've seen it happen over generations. maybe over decades. Anytime they make a rule or a law about data and someone taking it, stealing it, getting it legally, they just find new ways around the rules because they're smarter. It's like the steroid users back in like the 80s and 90s. The reason they never got caught is because they're always one step ahead of the testing. I had friends that were professional athletes. They're like, this is the reason people don't get caught because we know what the testing is. We know everything about it, but the usage of it is a step and a half ahead of it. So if somebody gets caught, stupid. It's not that

the testers came at the right time and used the right. We know everything about everything they're doing. And my friend wasn't even a user, but there were other athletes around them that were. And he was like, if you got caught, you were an idiot because we were so far ahead of it. But that's what tech is doing too, right? Any of all that comes in to circumvent data not getting to them, they have it. They're ahead of it. So as soon as they go, no more speakers in air friars. all of a sudden there's a ceiling fan AI

visual that's reading our lips sure I'm just making that up I know because I even have a light bulb that I can control with my phone like how does that work Russia dude that thing's probably listening to me yeah that's pretty scary yeah things are but again they're getting the information like I need an expert because I don't know enough about how

them knowing what I like is bad for me Because that stuff I do like. Like, I was looking up some clothes yesterday. It's bad for you, but you like it. I don't know that it's always bad for me. Because there are things that I like that I'm looking for. Like I was looking for some new shoes to play pickleball in. I have some hokas that I like.

They help my ankles a lot. And hokas are kind of ugly, but they are great. Like the head basketball trainer at Arkansas was like, hey, I know they don't look the best of the goofy shoes. He was like, but if you wear hokas, they're basically athletic orthopedic shoes. and he has their players train in them that have ankle injuries, foot injuries, tendon injuries near that area.

And he goes, that's why nurses wear them all the time. Not because they have bad feet because they don't want to have injuries. They're on their feet all day. And so I started wearing hokas, which again, 80% of them look terrible. Or they just like so goofy. They do. The big brand on the side. They're very goofy-looking shoes.

As far as, like, trendy shoes would go from somebody who enjoys an occasional shoe. So I was like, I'm never going to buy hokas. They look just so goofy. they're awesome and so I have a pair of black ones that are pretty standard looking but they're still a little goofy

but they're the best shoes I've ever had for working out in and so I was looking for some other similar ones and I couldn't find them I went to it was like the Hoka site I went to a couple different shoe places but the shoe places I usually shop

don't carry Hoka's it's a pretty like fashion shoe place and all of a sudden on my Instagram three pair exactly like I was looking for for meaning solid, served right up to me.

And I was like, thank you stealing information. I needed that. That I liked. That we can appreciate. But if they're recording me pooping, don't like. Right.

Oh, they're going to blackmail. Because how are they getting that? Micro blackmail you. Well, for micro reasons. Yeah, that would be a good, I'd like to do it like a long podcast with an expert that can explain that to me. Because I know it's bad.

Like on the surface, right? They're getting information from us that they shouldn't be getting and that is wrong. Because people shouldn't be taking something from us without us knowing about it. And then using it to their advantage without us knowing about it. That fundamentally is wrong. But they did give me some good hokas.

But we do know about it. Not really. We didn't for a long time. And we don't know what they're taking from air friars. It's the whole point of the story. We don't know. But I mean, like after you start seeing hokas, you're like, ah, got it. That's my.

Why are you an air fryer? We've known the social media part of it. But that's the point about that last story. Like the refrigerator, anything smart that connects to the internet. So is the air friar. Anything smart that connects to the internet can also they can see what you're doing on the internet if done the right way.

So what you're telling me is don't get an air fryer. No. I'm just saying anything smart. It could be a washer, dryer. And that's what the article was saying. Anything smart that you can control. Speakers. From your phone that has connectivity to it.

There are ways for them to be inside of that, even legally, because we've probably clicked, I acknowledge. I'm throwing that light bulb away. But even the I acknowledge that should be, they should change that. They should break it down, E-L-I-5 on the acknowledgements. Going dark, Eddie. Kind of similar, but like why every website, this is what I don't understand about cookies.

It's like, why do I always have to say accept all cookies? Because they want the information from, you don't have to accept them. Oh, I never accept them. You're not getting my cookies. I thought I didn't, I wouldn't be able to see everything. But then you get to go to the website, right? Nah, it's limited. It's limited.

it covers part of it. Sure. Yeah. And then I'm like, I don't need that. But a cookie, and Mike, if you give me the exact definition of cookies, I'm going to say this wrong, but a cookie is basically information, right? But first of all, cookies are amazing. Yeah. Cookies are great. It's what you remember. Yeah. Yeah. So it's like it knows your preferences. But what also, when it knows your preferences and what you've, it also had the ability to share your preferences. Yeah, you're giving them access to everything. It sends it to your browser. And so your browser, whatever your browser is, gets all your preferences. the site gets your, so again, it's all information.

That's why that Cambridge Analytica was such a crazy documentary if you ever watch it on Netflix, because they were able to use all that information and basically flip an election. Did they ever fix the ring doorbell camera? I don't know what was wrong with it. Oh, they were looking at our cameras. I wish I could watch everybody's ring doorbell camera.

Oh, you get bored. Yeah, you're probably right. I would probably get bored. But Ramundo likes to watch that thing where he goes to a beach and watches some camera. He can go anywhere in the world. If you can just, like, go to anybody's ring doorbell, that'd be fun to watch for porch pirates and catch them and like screenshot them.

Yeah, but this is people with awesome balconies that are at the most exotic and exclusive places in the world, not just a boring front door. This is like a patio. We got the Eiffel Tower, somebody in the tropical jungle. Yeah, ring doorbell for me. You don't know the Eiffel Tower was originally considered, I think, you can fact check me on this, Brazil maybe? And they thought it was too ugly and they didn't want it. Will you please say that again that it was in Brazil or from Brazil? was originally intended for another country,

not in Paris, France. And whoever it was going to be given to, they thought, I think it was real. I think it was Spain. Okay, it's fine, whatever, somewhere. They thought it was ugly, so they didn't want it. And now it's one of the top tourist attractions.

So, you know, you miss out on a lot of people coming to your country because they want to see the Eiffel Tower. I was thinking because Brazil's a long way away. Yeah, it's out of the world. I think it's Spain. I think, yeah, Barcelona. Oh, several.

Started with a B. Spain? No. No, Brazil. I said Brazil. It was Barcelona. Oh, so you're going to fight for the B letter B? Yeah, I was just, I had it in my mind.

I was thinking that's a long boat ride to get that thing from Brazil over to. Right, right. I just had it in my mind as a B. But I thought, me, do you think sometimes they're like, dang, we should have accepted that kids. Did you know Spain has a king? No. Do you know that? They have a king, dude.

But not a real one. Really? I do know this. I saw it in a news article. He doesn't have any ruling power. I don't believe. But he's just the king. Okay, but think about, I was going to say London.

Think about, yeah, England. The queen really has no power. Right, there's no. The parliament decides things, right? Let's see, if he does have a thing. Let's see. Mike, because the Spanish king could actually make laws. I don't know.

I've never heard of the Spanish king. I just think all those European kings and queens, I feel like they're all just like wear medals and get money. crowns and stuff. So, because I don't know who that is. Mike, who's the Spanish king? Felipe. That is one name?

The six. They're like Cher? That is awesome. And does, he doesn't get elected though, right? You're born into royalty. So I, because Spain is not a dictatorship. He's been king since 2014. Oh, so maybe.

10 years. Okay, hold on then. Did his kid, was his dad king? Or did he get voted king? His dad was king, Juan Carlos. Does Spain have a president? Let's see. I feel like they do.

If they have a president, then the king has limited roles. But he still could have roles. Or they might have like a prime minister. Okay, good. There's a prime minister of Spain. And he's the head of the government. The prime minister is. So what's the king do, chill?

It says he's head of state, commander-in-chief of the armed forces. That's cool. Political influence, that's about it. So he's an influencer? Yeah, but he's also the leader of the military. Does he get good discounts? What do you mean? Commander-in-Chief, so I said.

It's a king. You're born into that. You think somebody born into that in a democracy, the actual military? It's just weird, man. I've always heard of King, you know, Queen Elizabeth, King Charles, whatever, but, like, King of Spain, never heard of that, dude. Will you look up, Mike, the Queen of England?

Because I want to see if her roles are described in the same. same way because they're not. That's not her role. I mean, she's just influencer, right? Has to be. Just that. She's just a public figure, right? I think she to wave at the crowd. No, she actually is in meetings to

have input. Yeah. Like she can make decisions? No, no. She can't, like, if she wanted to make a law, she can't be like, that's the parliament people. Yes, but she can be an influence. Like, all the stuff with Winston Churchill, like she would be in those meetings with him.

and Mike Is there a queen right now Or is it just the king? It's just a king now Because she died right? Yes Yes Unless we're breaking news here

No no But she was old old Yeah So yeah What does it Describe the king's roles as Wait the queen They don't get a new queen

They don't get a new queen? There goes The king Her oldest son Was now the king Charles Her dad Was the king

Oh okay So so Her dad wasn't the king Who was Remember her dad's brother And he'd it up. Oh, that sounds familiar.

Oh, yeah, he left. That's right. Yeah, she wouldn't have been the queen. Yeah. But without that. You're right. I watched the crown. Was that all in the crown?

Yes, it was in the crown. It's in history. That Charles guy is the king now and his son is the Harry guy? Harry's one of the sons. William. William and Harry's old old old. Yeah, William will be. Oh, so William will be the king and Harry will just be a nobody.

Because Harry's in America. Harry was like, peace out. Harry's the younger, yeah. So, just saying about it. This is how it should be described. So dumb. This is the king or the queen is the head is the head is. state but it kind of just sounds like they're the influencer yeah they're using words

i can't imagine a european country is giving someone born into it head of the military yeah they might but like spain's like a developed they're a legit country it's not like that roman empire where somebody's somebody's cousin so they get the military caesar yeah yeah about that well we know nothing by the way i like uh learning historic historical stuff on this part of the podcast. I do too, but I feel like it's a lot of pressure on Mike. Because I mean, we're literally, Mike, what is this?

And Mike has to figure it out. But I feel like all over the world, there's lots of kings all over. And some of them do get to make laws and rules. My point was Europe is very Western. Yes, yes, yes. And I could not see a king of Spain being a dictator. There are literal dictators. Like incoming to America.

Which is historical. That's a movie. McDougals. I know, but his dad's... No, whatever it is. Couldn't get enough of it. His dad was a king, you know? Yes.

And he was a prince. Yeah. But like, in a country, it's like, what? I don't remember the country. So King Charles has to sign off on all the laws. Apparently. So whenever the legislation passed, again, this is all... It's just basically a formality when this happens, what's done.

But he has to sign off on it. Wow. Even though he doesn't agree, he just signs it. He's probably like, give it to me. Yeah, no. What am I doing today? No, no, no, no. Okay.

Okay, so today we learned, and we'll go to a middle roll here. We'll take a break for a second, too, but we'll come back. Today we learned that the Eiffel Tower came from Spain. No. It was going to be given to Barcelona, and they rejected it. Okay. I don't know. Whoever made it was like, I want to gift this to you, Barcelona.

And they were like, that's ugly. We don't want it. So they were like, okay, Paris. Paris is like, yeah, it's ugly, but we'll take it. And now Paris is probably glad they took it. The Eiffel Tower was built by Gustav Eiffel. A French guy. That sounds like a French, dude.

I believe. Gustaf. I don't know. Is Gustav, I don't know. Is Gustav the name French or German, though? Because that sounds German. I think it's French because of Rattatoui. I think one of the guys named Gustaf. How about this?

What if I say like this? Gustav. Now is it German? Possibly. How about this? Gustav, if he dies, he dies. Oh, gosh, that's Russian now. I mean, that's not.

Oh, he's not German. No, he's Russian. Did you know that that actor, though, he's not even Russian. I think he's German. Dolf Longren? Yeah. He lives like down the road. Right.

He does? He lives in Nashville? Yeah, I think so. Stop. What? I think. Ivan Dragos lives in Nashville. I'm pretty sure.

Oh, guys, guys, guys. Gustav Eiffel was born in France to German immigrant parents. Hey, we're both right. Or we're both wrong. How do this is. I think he's Swedish. Who is? Dolph.

Yeah, yeah. And he lives in Nashville? I don't know that for sure. Mike, we used to where Dolph Longer lives. Dude, that'd be amazing. He did live here? Yeah, because we're going to book him to come in studio about a year and a half ago. So as a year and a half ago, he lived here in Nashville.

And he wanted to build us an Apple Tower, we're like, too ugly. We don't want to. Yeah. All comes back around. Okay. Take a break. We'll come back. A win is a win.

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Working or like gang-in-gang related? What authorities have, oh, I didn't think like the- Gang. I mean, you think like... That's cartel-type stuff. In Mississippi? A Mississippi man has died after he was buried alive under hot asphalt. The 41-year-old was working underneath the dump truck to fix a hydraulic line. Oh, the tailgate suddenly opened.

That's... Oh, gosh. I hate that. There were people in the area who witnessed the incident, but officer... That's a bad one. Yeah, why? The Jackson Police Department has ruled the death and accident. It's an accident.

But you're right, that does seem like some torture. That's so bad. It feels like some torture type stuff. that cartel would do. Yeah, like, I feel like that's what we see in movies from the mob. You said tailgate, and this has nothing close to what you just said. It's going to be bad. No, no, no.

I was, we were feeding corn. We were hunting one time, and we were feeding corn, me and my sister, and we were sitting on the tailgate. You know, it's just, like, dropping corn along the road. And then my dad hit a bump, and we both, like, the tailgate broke. And we both fell, like, exactly how we were sitting on the tailgate, but on the ground. And my dad kept going. and we were like, hey, hey, hey, stop!

It was crazy, man. Nobody was hurt. No, we just landed on our butts. Exactly how we were sitting on the tailgate. We landed on the ground on our butts, and we looked at each other like, whoa. And my dad had no idea. No idea, what? That we fell.

Oh, God. You fell. Right, right, right, right. Physics, man. Yeah, man, that's nuts. I like that story better than the other one. It's way better story. It's way better story.

Well, is that time my grandpa was unloading watermelins from his tailgate, and his car went in reverse, and it ran over him and he died. My grandpa, he got ran over by his own watermelon truck. Yeah, you told us that one. I know. That's sort of like, it was ruled an accident, but. I'm sorry. I don't like to relive that one over and over. I know.

She fits it in like every three months. No, I don't. This is very relatable to the dump truck, the cement guy. Like, you're doing something, like you're doing your job. And then all of a sudden, you're dead. I feel bad. I feel like I've forgotten that story. I know.

I was trying to block it. Me too. I never knew him, y'all. My dad was only a month old. Which is even more sad. That's really sad. Oh my gosh. Which has probably led to a lot of his, yeah. Shana Burgess,

who's my partner on Dancing with the Stars, they're hoping that she goes back on the show for like some little everybody 500th episode. If they don't, that's so, they're doing her so dirty. The reason that, I don't know why Shana's not on the show. I have my theory, it has nothing to do with her, but I have my predictions as to why she's not on the show.

I guess it wouldn't be a prediction. I have my theory. Suspicious? Y'all would work except for mine. predictions would be the only one that doesn't work, and that's the one I said. We got you, though. So, yeah, but I hope they put her back on. Sharna Burgess, I'll read what the story says.

From reality, T. gave birth to her son and fiancé, Brian Austin Green, and opted to sit out season 31. During the upcoming 500th episode, A Dance With the Stars, a press release, get ready for the dazzling return of some fan favorite faces to the ballroom. Video posted on social media shows the red-haired dancer rehearsal. Fans can't see the dancer's face, but it could be Sharna. I hope it's Sharna. I have I DM with Sharna the other day but yeah, she just deserves to go back on the show.

She deserves to be a dancer on that show again. She hasn't been on, and she hasn't set out every season because of having a baby. There's been more than one season. She very much deserves to be on that show. She hasn't been on since we won. She's Seinfelded, but not on purpose.

Went out on top. But they chose not. Seinfeld chose not to come back. But yeah, that kind of sucks that she hasn't been able to be back on the show. Who's better at making up their minds? Men are women. Researchers at Northwestern University found that men changed their minds two to three times more often than women. Really?

On the other hand, women take longer to make up their minds, but once they do, they stick up, they stick to their decisions. Have you ever been in dinner with my wife? No, we have not. What if we all said, yeah, dude. Yeah, dude, last night. Hey, trust us. We give him the answer he was not expecting, and it picks. Well, it's funny you ask.

We've been wondering how to tell you this, but the situation has presented itself. I mean, she picks what she's going to eat. The waiter comes and she's like, oh, never mind. I changed my mind. Can you come back? And then she changed it three more times before she orders. It's like, goodness. She picks a meal.

Yeah, my wife sticks to her decision but takes a long time to make it. She will also have like something. I'll say she's going to buy a book and the book's five bucks. She's going to go to 19 websites to try to find one for $4.98. That's awesome. I like that. my wife does it too. And he's like, that's fine.

But sometimes I'm like, man, me, I don't go to a second site. I just like, there it is. She's looking for that deal, man. I hear you. It's not even about a deal to me. It's about I don't have the patience. It's like trying on clothes. I hate trying on clothes.

I know what size I am. I know what size I am. But clothes are made differently. But I know what size I am. And if I get home and they're a little big, no problem. I can wear them. If they're a little small, no problem. I'll lose a couple pounds.

stop. That's literally how I feel about it. Or you can just return it. Yes. I don't take stuff back. Oh gosh. I'll, instead take stuff back off. This is why Caitlin has to look for the deals. I'll give it away. I'll give it to people that wear similar side stuff. Mike, Eddie, like new stuff. I was like, take it. You can have it. Like that. So if we're in a store and my wife's the only person that will get me to try stuff on because she'll be like, try it. You know jeans fit different. And I'm like, I'm sure they fit. They're 31 or they're 30. too. In a waste, I'm for sure. You know they fit different. Put them on. I'm going to walk in. They're going to fit. And then they don't fit fine. And sometimes I try to fake like they fit fine, which means then I'm going to have to buy them even though I know they don't fit. So I've got myself into a pickle. But I don't do that. But once I get them on, I won't buy it. But it's so annoying.

Trying on clothes. But I don't, but really buy anything online. Because I can wear small stuff. Medium's my size. I can wear small stuff. For sure, I can wear large. Because if you're small, you can't always wear large. But if you're large, you can't always wear small. Correct. Follow my logic here.

If I'm buying stuff straight online, I always buy it a little big, because I'm not returning it. So I'm going to make sure it fits, even if it fits a little big. Do you ever go get things altered? For word shows. Okay. And if, for like, or like television, and if there is that, and then it's like a pair of pants or something that I bought, like an idiot, I'll have them do those too.

but I never get stuff altered for the sake of it. When you have like a suit, you can just take it to them and be like, hey, I gained about like 20 pounds. Can you make that bigger? They can set them to take it out. You got to put it on. What do you mean? You put the suit on and then they...

Yeah, he knows. But they could make it bigger. I thought they could only make it smaller. There's a certain amount of fabric in it, but after a certain amount of fabric in it, they cannot make it anymore. Right. They'd have to add fabric.

Interesting. Because there's like on a... I do now because I got super skinny at one point when I was doing Dance With Stars, get a bunch of weight when I was. I was on that medicine now I'm kind of back to normalish I'm a little I'm pretty good I think I lost 25 pounds which is pretty good um and so they there have been pants where she's like I can't can't do anymore but there's no more because on the back there's like a there's nothing more to let

out you can't let anything out and I'm like oh I'm sad yeah but you can add a um like they make these things for your buttons where it's like a little like a rubber band or you could just use a rubber band and you attach it and then buckle it and it creates it'll widen I'm on a red carpet with the rubber band I don't even get that I just put a rubber band on there they do have these pants I'm just saying it's a trick where the button is like on a rubber band it's like you and it's stretches so you if you gain like 30 pounds you can wear those pants I believe it's a pregnancy pants the same kind of deal I have a lot of pants that are stretching now like um even like slack khaki type pants that they make now with just just some give in them yeah I

I like those. You know what's cool too is that like they make golf pants really nice now that you can wear golf pants like with a suit and no one will ever notice. Not with a suit, but you can wear them with like a nice shirt. Like I might have to do that at the CMAs. What do you mean you might? Nobody's going to care. Right.

No one's going to judge you. But there's a different. I wear golf pants with a suit. It's not unless it's a whole different color jacket and you're doing like the way mismatch jacket type thing. Yeah. There's black pants and like they look really. nice. They look like any kind of nice pants that I could buy

the mall. Not exactly true, but okay. Other than the Puma sign, you know, I might have to hide that. That's funny. Yeah. But yes, I will wear golf pants as dress pants a lot of times. And no one ever knows. No, but I would not wear them with a suit because you can tell. Just the fabric's different. Okay. But again, it's not something you're going to care about.

And how quickly can they alter? I mean, everywhere's different, Eddie. What are these questions? I've never done. Some people can do a fast turnaround and some people it'll be a week. Guys, I've never altered anything in my life. There have been a couple times where I'll get a call and it's like, hey, can you do this? It's in two days. And so I have a couple people that have altered clothes for me.

One, the emergency person does like stage clothes for like a college. And so they can go quick. But even then at the fastest, it's next day. And you'll pay more. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. But it's next, the fastest, usually it's three or four days with the,

the lady that normally, but I don't guess I've altered very often unless it's for television. Actually, never unless it's for television because I just don't care. Like I just... But that makes sense. We're pants.

We're golf pants, dude. I'm going to do what I'm telling you, CMAs. We're golf pants. No one will ever know. No one will care. It's not they won't know, but no one will care. Some golfer will be like, wait a second. I have those pants.

Studies have found that people who watch more television are unhappier than people who watch less television. I would just think, though, that's a thing where, like, happier people are actually doing stuff, activities. They're outside. They're with their family.

They have people. Because mostly if you're watching TV, for the most part, you're by yourself. Or there's an appointment. Like, my wife and I have an appointment. We watch, like, four nights a week. We'll watch a show, at least. But for the most part, if we're watching shows four or five hours, we're probably stir-crazy and pretty unhappy.

Yeah. But I don't think, like, see, like, I don't think I'm more happy. Like my brother, say my brother, he lives alone. He doesn't, you know, he doesn't have a family or anything. So he's normally unhappy because he just kind of sits alone all the time and thinks about things. Me, like, I'm just busy. Like, we just have like a bunch of stuff to do. We take kids to practices.

We have dinner. By the time the day's over, we're like. But if you were to pause and would you be like. Oh, wow. Right. You know, like, I don't think, I just think that I'm so distracted that I am not. sad. So it hides your unhappiness. But right now you're saying, that's you saying. You're so busy that you don't have time to be unhappy or you're unhappy. I feel like if I was bored, I'd probably be

like just a little less happy. I know some very unhappy busy people. So I don't think that it's just a distraction. Yeah, because sometimes you actually hate everything you're doing or you hate the people you're doing it. Or you hate the job. It doesn't matter. You can hate your job and it suck. And you're still busy. Yeah. I don't, because you don't hate your job. No. I love my family. Right. But there can be parts of it that are annoying, but that doesn't mean you'd be unhappy. So I think. But as long as we've been at our jobs, like sometimes like there's seasons of.

But it could, there's so many variables that impact our happiness. So many. You know. The weather. If you have a bunch of time to watch a lot of TV shows, you probably are pretty unhappy. Yeah. That's what I'm saying. I don't watch a lot of TV.

I've been trying to watch Chimp crazy, man. I can't get to it. Yeah, but I don't think that means. Like last night, I was like, we're going to do it. Fell asleep. So the plan was to watch Chimp Crazy and no election coverage? One episode. Oh, yeah, no electric, no election.

The kids didn't care? One of my sons did. He wanted, I gave him the whole description, everything that you talked about, Electoral College. I mean, I did. Can you imagine Eddie giving that lecture to his son? No way he got it right. I think I did because I googled it just to make sure. Boom, you don't even, yeah.

But no, it helped. Dude, your tutorial helped a lot. I'm surprised that their school doesn't. Or do they just not listen to them? Bobby, we all learned it in school. Yeah, but they're in school now. There's a difference. There's a lot of stuff we learned in school that we don't remember now.

Yeah, it's been a long time. I feel like you remember it all. No way. We talked about electoral college in school. I don't remember that. Yes, we did, Eddie. I don't remember any of that. Yes.

You for sure learned. 100%. They didn't invent it in the last 20 years. It's almost like that term just was made up this year because I'd never heard it before. Eddie's like, I never learned the periodic table ever. No, I know. You had never heard of it until this year? Electoral College?

Stop. You had, it just didn't stick. Well, hey, guys, he's busy, you know? No, I'm serious. I've never heard that before. And then this time you were explaining to him, like, oh, tell me. When I asked what it was, I legitimately didn't know what it was. Never heard of it.

What? I worked with someone who said he was a delegate. Yeah, I bet I would bet you've heard of it. It just didn't stay. It doesn't stay because it probably wasn't a priority for your mind to remember it. Assume they were talking about college. Yeah, but like we've talked about it on this show. Like, where are you going to school?

I'm going to electoral college? Correct. Wow, what are you studying? Electorals? Oh, boy. You're going to be a fraternity? What are you doing out there? I'm just trying to get my associate's a year degree or?

All right. No. A couple other things. Lunchwalk's think Morgan's a poser. Do you want to elaborate or no? I don't. It's not you? I didn't say anything about Morgan being a poser.

Okay, let me look at my note here because I wrote somebody being a poser. Hold on. I would think you would be the one, though. Hold on. Oh, you want to spill the tea. But it doesn't say secret. It does say you said Morgan's a poser. No, I didn't say about her eating a chick-fil-a.

No, I mean, I didn't say it. It doesn't say the voice-changer's on here. So if you did a voice changer, that's on them for not putting it as a note. Oh, did you bust him? Oh, is he just trying to say he didn't say it? I did not. Yes, because the note said anonymous spill the tea. It doesn't.

It just says spill the tea. It doesn't say anything about anonymous. It says nothing anonymous. Go ahead, Ray, hit it. Hold on. It's going to be the voice. It's going to be the voice. It's an anonymous audio.

I thought. I was going crazy. Mike, will you tell me if it says Anonymous? Let me make sure when he sent. Yeah, it says Anonymous Audio. Because all I have here is, I have a note about Lunchbox. Spill the T, Morgan's a poser. Spill the T is different than Anonymous.

Absolutely. Or voice changer or whatever. It says, spill the T, Morgan is a poser. Anonymous T audio. In the back end? You should probably put anonymous first. Yeah. You should put it first.

Huge. Put it first. Yeah. Well, let's act like we don't know. He did it. Let's see if we can figure out who it is. Go. All right, go ahead.

Morgan is a poser vegetarian. She's a liar. The building brought us breakfast, and Morgan had to have a biscuit. Only problem is it had chicken crumbs and chicken juice on the biscuit. Scova was a witness. If she was a true vegetarian, she would have said no to the biscuit. She felt like she had to lie to us for so many years. Wait, this doesn't just make it like a high pitch.

That is like some feminine voice changer. It's either AI. It's him doing a, that's not lunchbox. Do we have the original audio before the change? See, do you see what I'm saying? That was so good. Who did you get to do that? That hadn't even.

That had been somebody else doing it for him. Lunchbox, do it how you recorded it. No, no, I didn't record it. Morgan is such a poser. That was the whole point. But if you don't do it, you can get anybody to say anything. By the way, that's my back because it doesn't say anything about it being a voice. I understand.

But yes, Morgan did. Chick-fil-A when they brought it, the building brought us, Morgan picked off the chicken. There were still crumbs on there and chicken juice on the meat, on the biscuit. She ate it. So she ate in a real vegetarian. That's not true. What do you mean?

She's probably what's on, it's not chicken juice. It's oil, first of all. And she eats oil. And then whatever the crumbs are, that's breading. Okay. Like, like the batter. I'm just saying. I'm not justifying anything.

It's weird. If you're a real vegetarian, you wouldn't touch you. Justifying. Real vegetarians are like, oh, did chicken or meat touch that grill? I can't eat the clay. When have you ever even heard me. me say that. Also, I eat in restaurants all the time. That isn't really an option unless I eat at vegan restaurants entirely. Yeah, there's probably chicken juice everywhere, man. Like, poser.

Lunchbox, it's like cross-contamination. I would be a poser if I was eating the chicken, but I didn't eat the chicken. Seriously, how'd you record that lunchbox? I know who it was. Who was it? It wasn't. I have a guess. Go ahead. No, I don't want to. It wasn't lunchbox. It wasn't lunchbox. It wasn't lunchbox. Morgan's a poser. I feel like he had one of the girls that work here. She doesn't work here. She doesn't work here. She doesn't. work here. Wait. Who's his wife? No. Who's his wife? No. Well, why? Who's he? Who else? I don't, I'm

not revealing his secret. Thank you. It's up to him to reveal. I already like accidentally put him out there because he wanted to be anonymous. We would have never ever guessed that that was last. Well, that's probably why. Exactly. That's the whole point. But here's the thing. We can't get other people to do our

anonymuses. Okay. Yeah. But what's so, why would you do that? Like, why is it so important to hide your identity with this? Because it's anonymous. That's the whole point. I would like to point out that I would have figured it out regardless of the voice because he, as we were sitting there, he was like, you're such a poser. Why are you doing this? So if he came in with that same language, I would have known it was him. Okay. But did you eat the biscuit after the chicken had been all up in it? Yes, but it wasn't. Just checking. There was no chicken on it. That's my case,

you guys. And I actually even took off a lot of the crumbs. A lot of them, not all of them. But the crumbs are breading. Do you appoint official vegetarians? Apparently, he does. Do you appoint official vegetarians? I mean, I call them. out when they act like it and they add like, oh, I'm a vegetarian trying to be cool. Oh, I know who it was. Sorry. You can take a guess because you haven't been told. The other Morgan? No. You don't think so?

I know who it is. So no. How do you know? Because I can tell. I can hear that and slow it down in my brain. Or it's scuba because he's laughing really hard. No, there's no way that's scuba. Can we hear it again? Scuba does have an interesting. You're not going to get it. You know the person, but you're not going to get it. And I'm not going to tell you. And it also doesn't matter because you don't know. Because you don't know them well enough that it's like oh wow what a difference

wait let me hear it one more time just a little bit okay Morgan is a poser vegetarian take a shot is it Ricky huh okay sorry guys that what a stupid oh I know it is I thought I thought I felt it was a Kathy it's not a girl

it's not a girl okay first of all I'd like to I'd like to suggest something just for my sanity on this show yeah we have to stop being so declarative that we absolutely know something when we really don't. I know. I know. I don't know. Hold on. I didn't think I knew. This isn't even real.

Because then I trust you and then we go down and then all the sudden we're like wrong. I heard it. The herd would have heard what I heard. So you could be like, hey, I think I know who it is. That would be much easier for me long term. Oh. Yeah, but I know who it is. You don't. So just if you do think that there, if you do know, I'll give you 20 bucks. But if you don't

know, you give me 10. I probably don't know I think I could know but that's a good way to say it though I think I could know That's much fair It just makes my life easier You just don't like it when we're like

It makes my life easier because then I believe you And then we go forth And then I look at my DMs And there's a hundred different people going That's not right And I've even stopped doing that to myself But that is my truth is I know it And your truth is not the judge

But I mean it's the truth in my mind So I can't really Like I've had to do a better job of that So So, Morgan, you think you could know it? Is it right? No. But thank you for not saying you knew, new, new.

Yeah, see, I said I think I could know. I think I know who it is. I think I know it. I think I know it. Great. Would I take a guess? Yes. Go ahead.

Zach. No. See, I wasn't going to say that. Zach, our engineer. No, no, no, another Zach in the building. No. Oh. Oh, am I right?

This is like 21 questions. Is it somebody that's in our sphere? matter. It doesn't matter. I'll tell you what. But why are you like, there's an obvious girl that lunchbox would be. I didn't say. I never said, see.

You said a girl hanging out with. You guys are exciting. No, I did not. Yeah, you said. I did not. I did not. That's not what I said. I said.

That's not what you said. And I never said there was a girl lunchbox is hanging out with. At night. You didn't. Alone. Without his wife. Have you all ever had dinner with my wife? It's true.

Gosh, who is that? Yeah. so. Man, let's just move on, man. If you want to do one question each, I'll give it to you. I don't really care anymore. You did. Okay. 30 seconds ago, you were, you're dialed in. Because I thought I knew. No. And then I got scolded. You knew you knew. I knew. Okay. So am I a poser or? No. You were eating crumbs. Everybody got screwed on this one. Lunchbox got screwed because my note wasn't right. Morgan got screwed because she's not really oppose her and she then gets called

a fake vegetarian and then listeners are screwed because we're not going to know who it is. The listeners are screwed for listening to this. That's a good point, either. The listeners probably I would say most of them listen to this specifically will not know who it is. Right. But a few would. Oh. Interesting.

And if someone that lunchbox hangs out with. We'll leave that. I never said that. You kind of did, Bobby. No, I did it. He never said I hung out with this person. He never said that. Do we know your neighbor? What? Is it a neighbor of yours?

No, I have another guess, though. Have you ever had dinner with her? I have no idea what you're asking. I'm not asking that. Facebook chat? Okay. I know who it is. Can I guess one more?

Yes. Is it Kevin? No. Kevin could do that voice. No, he could. That's not possible. No, it's not. No, it's not.

Well, then never mind. I was told by Scootty if I can't play any of the song and I get it because we don't want to go to podcast jail, but I woke up this morning and I was listening to the Zach Brian diss song Chicken

Fried song About his ex-girlfriend No Okay So you think What are you think What do you ask? I don't know what you're asking

Nothing I wouldn't be confident There is something about a chicken fried His girlfriend, what was her name? But what are your finger? Brianna Chicken fried But what are you asking?

Oh, was it a song about their breakup-ish? So the song is by the other two guys on the BFF podcast, which is Dave Portnoy and Josh Richards. And I was, I think it's called Little Man. Little Man, right? Little Man, small man. Smallest man, yeah. Dude, it's so good.

And they're going hard as like, Brian, about having STD. Oh, so they're just to him. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. Well, let's play it. Read the words. Oh, I didn't write the prent the list. lyrics out, I don't think.

But it's, the song's really good. I mean, the song's catchy as crap. Really? Yeah. Melodically, it's good. Yep. And they're like rapping and it's a whole thing. And they go hard on them.

How do they know what his SDD are? Well, her. Well, she's on their podcast, like their best friend. And I'm sure she told them. Damn. They just make that up. Then you go to jail for that crap. Oh, but if it's true, you lose money.

Truth always wins. Nice. That's a good rule. And I think, well, I don't make it. No, like even in my marriage, that's what my wife says. Truth always wins. No, I didn't make the rule. But any type of slander or if it's the truth, it doesn't matter.

Okay. So. That's what I should always say. I think that I know. I think I know what you're saying. I think there's also been some story. Like a girl came out on Instagram on the social media and said that Zach Brian, this is me thinking, had given her something. I think that was a thing.

Mike, is that a lyric? I think I heard that. There's some of it. Okay. You say you remember everything. I guess not because you forgot about your wedding ring. This ain't a sub-tweet. I ain't coming subliminal.

You're great to be in country without a second syllable, meaning the tree part for you guys that won't understand that. Oh, my gosh. My fist plus your face, simple addition, the way you did it wrong. What? Can you explain that one on? Country, two syllables. What's the first syllable?

Oh. Yeah. See? Oh. Right. Yeah. Wow, that is, hey, y'all. I'll walk it slow for you guys.

Okay, but that's clever. Keep going. It is. My mind would have never gone there. Keep going. Yeah, but yeah, it's the whole point. It's all the point. Yeah.

I'm into it. But you're from okay well. Okay, if you say so, kind of ironic, because soon you're getting this chaos. Looking for pink skies, but now you're seeing stars. There's something in the orange and it's you behind these bars. And then he calls them a B word.

I'm trying to find the lyrics about the STDs. Is it like a rap song? And for sure is. And they're in Portnoy and Josh are in like cop uniforms. What does K-O mean? Knock out. Okay, thank you. Let me try one more time for some lyric.

It just came out this morning. And I was watching it and I was laughing. And I was like, this is way better of a song than I thought it should be. Meaning I thought it would be just like a funny bit. There's one that says, itty-bitty Zach. S-H-word. I'll say instead, I'll say, Stitty instead of the. that the bad word.

Itty Biddy Zach, stitty tats, ugly in the face, but there's no cure for that. How lucky is Bree to be free of ZB and his STDs? Oh my gosh.

Wow. Yeah, she's lucky, huh? Dang. It's a funny video. You should watch it. Video has been pulled off YouTube. Well, it's on X. Yeah, it's on X.

It's probably in their own account where they put it up. I don't even call it Twitter. Only said that because Morgan said it at front of me. At some point we got to, everybody's got to agree with a name on a name though, like at some point. It's either Twitter or X. Yeah, but we all know. No, it's just Twitter.

If there has to be something agreed to, then it has to be X because that's literally what it's called. Then we should just call it X. It just feels stupid to do so. I understand, but like, it's just always hard, like Twitter or X. It's so generic is the problem for me. It's not even that it's dirty. It's like X. X is such a generic letter term.

What are you watching? Are you listening to it in your ear? Yeah, I have my other one on. And it's a full-blum music video that they did for it, too. I think when my dogs got out. That's cool to have that kind of support. I got to go. I got one of my dogs got out, so we'll shut it down.

Okay, bye. All right. Thank you. Bye, everybody. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care what you're saying. Yep, that's me.

Clifford Taylor the 4th. You might have seen the skits, my basketball and college football journey, or my career in sports media. Well, now I'm bringing all of that excitement to my brand new podcast, The Clifers. show. This is a place for raw, unfilled conversations with athletes, creators, and voices that not only deserve to be heard, but celebrated. So let's get to it. Listen to the Clifford show on the Iheart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. And for more behind the scenes,

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