The Bobby Bones Show - WEDS PT 2: Amy Got In An Accident + Bobby’s Big Life Decision + Listeners Have Problems With Lunchbox + Morgan Got Grilled On Her Relationship

Episode Date: September 24, 2025

Amy shares how her failure to read a sign yesterday led her to getting in a car accident. Bobby is still dealing with making a big life decision. A lot of callers left messages to complain about Lunchbox. Morgan gets grilled after posting something on Instagram with her boyfriend yesterday. Eddie thinks he found a game show he will be good at  but we think he’s a little delusional. Eddie is also worried about Morgan after seeing something disturbing on her computer yesterday. We also talked about the end of the world happening.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Podcasts. Bobby Bones. What, did you get hit by a door somewhere? Yeah, at a restaurant. So I'd ordered some stuff to go. I was picking up a loaf of bread and decided to get a little breakfast sandwich that they had. And I thought, well, I'm just going to go wait out of here out of the way until they call my name.

Well, out of the way was in the way. And I didn't know until the door hit me. And then I turned around and saw a sign on the door that said, please do not stand in front of the swinging door because that's where the kitchen comes out to deliver food. Yeah. and I was just so embarrassed, but not as embarrassed as I would have been had the person dropped any food. So thankfully, nobody was hurt. No food was dropped.

But I just was like, where did it hit you? Pay attention. All of me. No, imagine. No, I'm standing there. But like a whole huge swinging door just comes and bangs, hits all of me. And then that is when I see the sign. And I was like, huh.

So there was a sign. Oh, for sure, a sign, which made me feel better because you don't put up a sign unless other people have stood there. there before. So thankfully, I saw this night eventually and then realized, oh, that's why people are waiting over there. So then I went over by those people. My cousin, and it's been so long my memory is going to be messed up. I know I've mentioned this. A door fell on in a pizza place once in the bathroom. He pulled the door. He was a kid and it fell on him. And they gave him like $5,000 so they wouldn't sue. And to us, $5,000, that was the lottery. Yeah. Yeah. That's a lot. Yeah, I remember, I say our family, it wasn't my direct, but my cousins are double cousins.

And I remember when they got the money, we were all like, oh my God, we're rich. And we got none of it. But we're like, they're rich. They get $5,000. But he pulled the door and it was like off. And he was probably seven. And luckily he didn't get hurt bad. Now I understand why they wanted to give them that money just to be quiet.

The whole door fell on them in a place. Yeah. Well, I mean, I certainly couldn't have gotten anything. You could have got $5,000. No, because they had a laminated sign. Oh, well, if it's laminated, it's especially. Yeah. It's official.

It's official. So, you know, it was just embarrassing. People definitely saw it. I was thinking about the talk we had yesterday where I was, I really want to get my car painted. Because I want to, I need my car to either be like black or red. Now, black just to be neutral or red because that's my color. I feel most comfortable in red. Everything about me, I can find it in a parking lot.

because you can see red. Yeah, now the color of this, because I have two cars. I have the Hyundai, obviously. I don't want to drive that all the time because I have too many miles on it. I don't own it. So they give me the Hyundai, and I love it. It's awesome. I drive it about 40% of the time.

And they don't limit me on miles, but I don't want to turn one back in every year with the crazy amount of miles. That's an awesome, like brand partnership that I have, and I love the car. So I also have to have a car myself in case one day they do decide just to come take it back. I don't have a car. This car is like electric blue Yeah, it's pretty bright Right? Yeah, it's bright

It's real bright What? I thought that was your one You remember you got hit and you got a loner That is. The blue one is the one That got hit, I just got it back Oh

Like two days ago Okay, that's why I thought I saw a different one at the airport Okay, I get it The thing that they gave me as a loner Was an escalade Oh What were you thinking?

I don't know I thought You just saw a cool car and you're like, that could be Bobby. Without any. Yeah, I mean, if you're going to have a colorful car, you don't need blue, you need red. Yeah, it's really like...

If you're going to have a color, it needs to be red. If it's no color, then I... Black. Yes, go black. But since it's already a color, it's weird that it's not red. Yes, but they didn't have a red when I went.

They had one car there that was like this. And so, yeah, and I guess when you're ready, you're just ready, and you're like, oh, take it. Yeah, kind of. Well, yeah. That's hard to wait. If you buy something and wait for it.

Yeah, I agree. I don't try clothes on. So if I go to the mall. Did you even test drive it? I did, but I didn't have to. You knew. No, I was just like, I'm settled. My wife's the opposite.

She will research something to death. I will go, got a gut feeling. I want that. Cool, we'll take it. And then I'll just deal with it. Got it. Yeah. So, but you said yesterday you should get it wrapped.

Well, I thought that's what, when you change the color of a car, I thought that that's what that is. Maybe. I don't know. Can you explain what it looks like if it's wrapped? Because I was talking to the guy from the dealership and he was like, you could wrap it, but it'll look wrapped.

Oh. And I was like, well, what does that mean? Rapt is like, you know, our station vehicles and your face on it? No, no, no. I'm going to put my face on the guy. No, I don't want that. You can put the radio station on it. Don't listen to these guys.

It's not a logo or, I mean, I guess you could get a picture if you wanted. I'm getting no picture. I just want it to be red. People. It looks like a vinyl wrap. Yeah, like you, you, you, you, you, You wrap it. I thought that's what that's called.

I didn't know they were doing. It doesn't have any gloss to any texture. It's more of a flat. I would like a matte. I would like a matte. I would like a matte or flat. Yeah, that's more wrapped. And they put it on there.

Almost like you would put tent on your windows. That's what they put it on the vehicle. Does it lower the value of the car? I think it can. But I mean, it also could increase it if it looks cool and people like it. Yeah. But it does go over the vehicle that whatever existing you have on there. I just thought, honestly, that's what people did.

I didn't know they went in and got full-blown paint jobs. And maybe they don't. Maybe they don't. I just was like, I don't like the color of my car. I'm not going to buy a new one. So I want to get it. And yeah. Paint jobs better to last longer. So they do do paint jobs. That's a question. What do you mean it lasts longer? You ever seen those videos online where people will mess around with their wrapping vehicles and like heat will affect it and they'll bubble? A lot of people will wrap their Tesla trucks. You ever see those like silver looking ones or whatever those are wrapped usually.

A car wrap can last anywhere from two to seven years. That's it. Painting is forever unless you chip it. It's three to five years? And then the painting process is what, Scooba? Like, they have to scrape off this old paint and then redo it. They have to scrape off old paint? Yeah, sand it down. Probably not. I'm just considering not doing anything now.

It's not cheap. Well, I know the price. I looked it up. It's just so much of a process. Huh. Anyway, you said that, like, that's what people are doing now. That's just what I thought it was. Ooh, there's an article.

Pros and cons of wrapping. your... Give me one. You can promote your radio station. Pro. Pros. Protection. Customization.

Cost-effective. Now that's the pros of wrapping it. Cons. Maintenance, durability, resale value. So you want to paint it. My bad. I was wrong.

I just didn't know that that was the thing. What do you know, Morgan? I don't know. You looked at me like you had something to say. I'm looking up for your specific kind of car. Got it. Because you don't want to, you said you didn't want to devalue it.

I don't keep a car that long anyway, two years. That's your max? Two years? Yeah. It's about. It's about. Until I met my wife, I was moving every two years. I never lived even growing up.

We never lived in the same place for more than a couple years. So it just felt normal to move all the time. And it was almost like, man, we had just, like, it was your house, but we, you know, I'd visit all the time. So it was like, man, I was just getting used to this house. I like this one. I've moved a lot. And I think it all roots back to childhood. We just weren't in a place for very long.

So it starts to feel like, oh, I'm still here. We haven't. I guess we lived where we live now a couple years. But before that, it was a little more significant than that. But my wife is not a mover, obviously. She lived in the same house growing up her whole life. Like born until she went to college. That's crazy.

Yeah. We went from apartments to trailers to until we moved to Mount Pine. I left my grandma for a bit. Then we moved over to Arkansas Keith, so I had like three years there. But even then I was living in the camp or some because I didn't have a room, so I lived in the camp. But then there was no air conditioning,

and I was like, this sucks. That's brutal. I did take the cordless phone out there, though. That's pretty cool. Oh, to the camper? Yeah. Because it wasn't a cell phone. It was a cordless phone.

Was the home base in the house? Yeah. Okay. There were no plug-ins. I had to take an extension cord and go through a window in the back up to the camper. that made a box fan work. That was the only way I had air.

But in the summer it just got too hot. And in the winter it got too cold. So it was only like one season every six months that I could be in there. I do have a bunch of callers that wanted to mention the Golden Bachelor because we talked about this and lunchbox is like nobody watches it. And I'm like, that can't be true

because we don't watch it means nobody watches it. And it's on primetime network. And they wouldn't have brought it back. And they wouldn't have brought it back for a second season without success. So here we go. Number one, please. Since I was probably 18

And I'm 42 now And I have a golden bachelor A golden bachelorette And now they have a new golden bachelor And I think the golden bachelor is where it's at They are great Have a great day Have you seen the golden bachelor in commercials

The new one I have Yes They're sliding down a slide Like at a fair Does he kind of look like a douchebag? Yeah He's like an ex-joc who

Yeah But maybe I just think that Because I think he was the guy That was like I don't want anybody old Oh, he said that about the girl that he wants? He was like, I don't want anybody over a certain age. And I'm like, dude, you're on the old folks bachelor.

And he doesn't even look that good. Yeah, he's a good looking guy. I think he does look good. I think he does look good. I'm not going to be a hater in that front. So fans are buzzing. He's made some controversial statements. Yeah, I just says, which he apologized for.

Yeah, he says he owned up about it. What did he say? Because they're not saying in this article. They're just saying he apologized. he would cut any contestant he said Oh 60 and over He said he would cut them

If they were a certain age He wanted the show to be Sugar Daddy Bachelor So is he the only old one in there So you can get girls from any age? No Okay All the women I think are like 50 and up

I'm making that number up But they're definitely older women Yeah like there's one here That's some of his women 58 There's another one You know, and she's like a sports consultant from Malibu, California. I mean, they should throw a 20-year-old in there.

I agree. You know? Bill Belichick. I agree. Yeah, I agree. There was a picture, Amy, and there was some video, too, of Jordan, Bill Belichick's girlfriend. During the game on the sideline talking to Bill Belichick, that never happened. There's never a wife or a girlfriend down there going up to talk to their boyfriend or husband.

That never happens. Yeah, that's weird. And she's up, like, looking at them. And the comments were so funny. It was people like, because the picture is her, like, whispering. in his ear. She's shorter than he is and he's leaning over listening. In the comments are like, can we get ice cream after the game? Like, just...

Yeah. Can I some money? What part of the game was this? During the game? Like, during the game? Were they winning? No, they got beat, didn't we? Oh. Yeah, they were losing bad. That would not make me happy if I was... I'll read you the article from TMZ.

Jordan Hudson is never far from Bill Belichick because she whispered in his ear as the University of North Carolina got ready for the start of the game. So I guess maybe it wasn't right in the middle of gameplay But they were all on the sideline Oh yeah, they were definitely about to play Yeah, there you go That's weird Yeah, that whole thing's weird, very weird

Very weird Here's another Golden Bachelor Voicemail, number two My wife and I are in our 40s And we did watch the Golden Bachelor We actually loved it So there you go There is somebody in their 40s watching it

Number three I'm 38 years old I love the Golden Bachelor and the Golden Bachelorette. Some days when I first came on, I looked forward to it because I just needed something positive and inspiring. And a lot of people love the Golden's, not just the mature people. Okay.

Hope we having a good day. You ever see the comparisons where the Golden Girls, when they were doing that show, their ages and they're like in their 40s and 50s? And they look to us at the time like they were in their hundreds. And even now, they look way older than people in the early 50s. Like one was 53, one was 55. The only one that was old was Sophia, right? Estelle Getty.

I think she was in her 70s. Oh, really? Yeah. Hmm. Yeah, but they were all in like their early 50s. Yeah. I mean, I remember watching football when I was a kid and thinking those football players are so old.

Yeah, that's because we were kids and they were big. But they presented this show as like the old women that are about to die having one last go. And they were 53. Yeah, that's crazy. Which is crazy. Like we're, we're close to that, guys. Hey, give, hush, hush your mouth. But we are.

I said hush your mouth. Okay. Give me number six, Ray. Both of my $50,000. And both times the epidural alone was like close to $20,000. And then every night that you stay in the hospital is something like $20,000. It's pretty nuts. God bless anybody who has a lady.

Bye. talking about this yesterday. And every state's different. And hopefully you have insurance. A lot of people don't. That's insane. Yeah, I remember with insurance, it was very expensive. And just to prep everyone, like, that's the birth.

But no, no, no. I read online that kids cost no more after the birth. Yeah, they're free. Like, once you're paid in, they're taking care of. Guys, this is the birth. They get more expensive, the bigger they get. So that's not the case? It's not the case.

It's all free. It's a pay up front I wish It's like a buffet You paid up front And you just get whatever you want The rest of life How awesome would that be

That he's like You're breastfeeding for as long as possible Because they don't cost money Formula it was free You create the milk But then they used to Well you could do cloth diapers

No Oh No that's gross My parents did that For themselves or for you For us Oh godly Didn't you think about doing it

Lunchbox Thought about it That's just like too much poop, they just stays. It's gross. Yeah, but so many people do it. No matter where you're at, you've got to keep that diaper. So if you're out at the grocery store, you got to put it in a bag somewhere. How's your sister's baby, Morgan?

She's great. She's been doing really well. They haven't gotten much sleep. Collins Lane? Collins Lane, yeah. I think I saw a picture on your Instagram story or your Instagram like a carousel recently. Yes, yeah, I was holding her. I stayed in the hospital with them for one of the nights. Just trying to help them get sleep. Did you stay awake the whole time? Pretty much.

I mean, I was nervous. I was like, this baby, nothing is happening to this baby on my watch. So every time she made a noise, I was awake. I was like, what's she doing? Is everything okay? I don't know what's happening with the baby. I've never had a baby. So I thought every noise she made something was wrong.

What did you post yesterday? You were like, it was you and your boyfriend, you're like, go look. There was some. Yeah. What was that? He's going to be on my podcast next week. Got it. Oh, I'd recommend against that.

Why? Because if it doesn't work out, you've got to take it down or not. It's going to be awkward. Why won't it work out? It might. I hope it does. Why would you have to take it down? You don't have to.

It's the same reason people scrub their Instagram when they break up. Oh, I see what you're saying. And not even that. Odds are, I'm not doing you, but odds are any relationship that you're dating doesn't work. Got it. Odds are that relationship, regardless of what it is, is not the one. It might be, and one of them eventually is. but I don't know

that's the pessimist in me I hope it works out I'm also not going to live my life that way like you know smart because every then it's just like okay what if I die tomorrow

and then I never even did the things I wanted to do because it may not have worked out I think it's different I hope it goes well I think it's really cool I'm glad listen we're all in this together

in the podcast space I hope it gets massive views that's great as you the person that I like and care for I think it's risky but I'm glad you go for it

I like it I like being Did you already, you do? So, yeah, what are you all talking about? Did you already do it? No, we haven't recorded yet. Got it. Yeah.

We'll just talk about how we met and his story and stuff. It just can be used against you. Everything can be used against me. I mean, I could post things on photos or in videos and it can be used against me. I'm just tired of living that way. It's just not, that's not a way I want to live. Not me. I love living that way.

I'm putting up the armor, baby. I've been through it too much. I didn't realize Morgan was risky. Maybe this is the new her. Yeah. knew you? You don't feel like I'm risky? I mean, I don't know.

I just, I feel like I try new things all the time. I'm always trying to do something different or try something new. I've always been somebody who will try anything once. No, you try the same guys about 10 times. No, it's the same type of guy. They may look exactly the same, but it wasn't the same guy. They don't look the same. They may be similar.

Morgan, they're the same guy. They literally don't. If you line up all the guys I've dated, they actually don't look alike. Okay, but that's because it's like two twins. When you see them, you're like, they look exactly alike. and somebody that knows them really well, I can easily tell the difference. Now, you've been around them a lot,

but if you marked them all in here, it's like octoplets, octoplets. We're just like, they all look the same. They don't. I'm telling you, you can put them all next to each other. They don't. They have similar, a lot of them had similar personality types, yeah. No, physically.

Yeah, and they wear a gel. They'll have hair gel. That's the thing that blocks everybody else out. What's with you in hair gel? I don't have a thing for hair gel, but that's one of the defining characteristics of guys that you like. I just also don't see what's wrong in hair gel. Nothing's wrong with that.

But this boyfriend doesn't wear hair gel. Oh yeah. Sometimes he wears hair gel. He's definitely a jeller. Are you jelling? I'm jellin. I wish I could wear hair gel. Oh, dang, dude.

Sorry, I didn't mean to go there. That'd be cool. I mean to hurt your feelings. That's cool. I hope you guys... What are you going to talk about? Just how we met. He also has a really cool story that I'm excited to share.

People have a lot of questions that they want us to answer. Like, what's his story about so we can be teased? I don't need to tease it. No. Save it for the... Take this personally with Morgan. do it. Morgan Hewelsman. Go and check it out. I guess I won't ever know. Take this personally

Morgan Hewelsman. That's exciting. I'm excited. I feel really good about this guy and I really have not ever felt this good about a situation. I wouldn't be doing a podcast if I didn't feel that way. That's great to hear. Eddie, go ahead. She said that before. I have not said those words before. Those exact words. I promise you. I haven't. I said, I think he's a good guy. This seems like it's going to go well, but like genuinely, I don't see this relationship ending.

What do you guys have in common? Oh, gosh, a lot of things. We have a lot of patience. We love animals in the same way. We like to do volunteer opportunities. We love to have friends and be social. We like to go out and do different activities, try new things. We both like to travel.

Does he like to do like fitness stuff? Yes. We both like to work out together. I think you guys are going to make it. in a vacuum, I don't think any relationship's going to make it because they normally don't. You're in way more relationships than the one that makes it, generally speaking. Everybody's in more than one relationship. Usually you're in like 10 or 12 before you find the one.

So I would say statistically, any one relationship is not going to make it. However, I think you guys end up making it. I do. I believe in it. Well, I appreciate that. But that doesn't mean I'm not concerned for you at times. And you can be concerned, right? It's like what you're saying.

You can be concerned up until it's finally the one that's not. The way that all of my friends and my family feel, there's not a single person who's like, oh, this isn't, this is it. Like, that's how everybody's feeling. Have they felt that way before? Never. Have they ever expressed? Oh, see, so that's huge.

Yeah, that's big. Have they ever expressed Morgan's guys a douchebag? They've tried to tell me in ways. Like, they'd be like, oh, yeah, it was good meeting him. Or just roundabout ways of saying like, okay, yeah, it was good hanging out with you guys. But this time. Does she spend a lot of money on hair job? They say that.

Yeah. Nobody ever said anything about it. I heard Joe. But this time they're all like, oh, wow. Like, he's, he's it. Like, this is the guy. And I've never, I've never felt that way about anybody you've met introduced us to. That's good. Your dad likes him? Yeah, he really likes him. Do they have a conversation outside of you yet? Yeah. They do, like, they just text each other? They send each other things on Instagram. Okay, Instagram's a pretty good. Your dad's on Instagram actively? Like, my father-in-law is not on Instagram actively. Yeah, but him and I text a lot. Now, it's different because Caitlin and I've been married now over four years.

but I think whenever there is a relationship with the in-laws or the parents of the partner, that's significant. Like when there's a relationship that doesn't have to include the daughter, the son. Yeah. That's good. And if he has that, that's cool. Yeah. My dad love to send him videos, and they'll send videos, and they'll have full conversations.

He loves to talk to my brother-in-law. I found out the other day they've been texting each other. I didn't even know they got each other's number. What about, did he play college sports or anything? No, no, he couldn't. That's like kind of part of his story. There was something that happened when he was in his teens. You've said too much.

Whoa. You've said too much. Now Lunchbox is going to listen. There's my teaser. No. Said too much. We're rooting for you. I really am running for you.

I think it's great. Yeah, man. Thank you. We hope it works out. I'll do. This is a minor spoiler alert. If you're watching Dancing with the Stars, I'm going to tell you who won last night.

Well, I guess who lost. The two people who got kicked off. So I'll give you five seconds. You can turn it down. I don't, I haven't watched, but I do keep up. with it last night and I did predict this because he just disappeared was Corey Feldman because there was a story that he hadn't even found his partner yet like they did the announcement

he was gone and she was like I don't know where he is but he did compete yeah he did he danced for two weeks everybody dances for two weeks Corey Feldman and Baron Davis were the first contestants booted from Dancing with the Stars it's pretty rare than an athlete goes home in the first week because usually they have good muscle memory. They also can just move well because their bodies are trained to do so. I was surprised that he went home. I was really just looking to see if Andy Richter and Emma made it because I really like Emma.

She was on the Bobbycast. So they did. And Corey Feldman's out. He got his $110,000. Practice for a couple weeks and called it a day. He still tours, right? Like I see him on TikTok sometimes playing shows. He does music.

It's crazy. music. Yeah. I don't know if he knows. He's not good. You ever seen him do a guitar solo? No, is it like guitar hero? When you mess up? It's, is it, does he actually play the guitar? It's very comical. But does he actually play the guitar? He actually plays the guitar. Is it bad? Really bad. That's pretty much how the rest of his show is. Yeah, like he'll come out and on stage, he'll restart the song. He'll be like, we're starting over, and he comes back out again and re-does it because he didn't like the way the band was playing. I don't know if it's a bit or not. I feel like it's kind of performance art a little bit. You do? Yeah.

Another thing, speaking of game shows, Eddie found a game show he thinks he could actually win. This is amazing. Like, it's called 99 to beat and Aaron Andrews. 99 to beat. Yeah, 990 to beat. And I saw the previews. And I watched the first. Is there only one episode out? Guys, I could win this show. Why? Because it's just a bunch of dumb games. Like, one of the games was you put like a spaghetti noodle, like a hard noodle in your mouth, and you have to pick up panay pasta, five pieces and put it in the spaghetti with your mouth. Easy as pie.

Another one is you look at a camel and you have to guess how much it weighs and there's three options and you step on the option that you think that it's closest to the weight of the camel. Easy games and all you have to be, all you have to do is not be the last one. Just survive.

Oh, so it's just, don't be the slowest. Don't be the slowest. And all the ones eliminated are the old people. So, okay, can I present a counter to what you're saying? You think you'd be so good at it. well if it's easy everybody's going to be better at this game than they would be a game like jeopardy like do you think you'd be better at this game than lunchbox or me yes there's no way maybe maybe you probably equally because you have to use your brain in different ways but like physically like it's it's

mostly physical challenges I'm looking at them it's yeah it's a bunch of stupid games but I'm saying you'd be good but everybody's pretty good which is why this game works like there's one where they have to carry like there's uh you get in teams of like it's squid games it's basically it looks like squid game. It's like a squid game. You get a line of 10 people. There's a big tub of water on one end and on the other end there's a little tiny hole with a ping pong in the bottle, bottom of the jug, and you have to carry the water from your head from one bucket to another. Easy stuff. Right, but that's easy for everybody. I don't think you're any better than that than Lunchbox or Scuba Steve at the easy games. It's easier for everybody. You might win, but you're going, that's the game I could win. I don't think you have a skill set that allows you to be so much better than the rest of the population. I feel like I have a generic skill set. Like, I'm mediocre at everything. You know what I mean? And I feel like that's the skill you need for this. Like, I'm pretty good at everything.

But don't you feel like... Fair enough, but... A lot of the people you're up against could also be mediocre at a lot. Watch the show. There's not a lot of people that you're like... I think you would do fine on the show, but I don't think because the games are easier, it means you'd be better than everybody. I think you would be equal to a lot of people. You'd have a chance. Yeah. But I don't think like you would be better at this than lunchbox, for example. I don't think he'd be better than you. It's much random games. Right, I think you would have a better shot at winning that than American Ninja Warrior. For sure. You know what I mean? Because this is just like random, who knows if you're good at it or not.

But even like Jeopardy, like I would never stand a chance in Jeopardy. Right, but you're not going to get in Jeopardy. Right. You're not even going to get on the show. But you could have a chance at this. The problem with this is Jeopardy, you're competing against two others. This one, you're competing against 98 other people. Yeah, because it starts with 100 people. Yeah, and everybody thinks they can do it. It's like horseshoes, dodgeball. everybody thinks they're good at these type of games. Like, oh, I'm really good at Dodge Ball.

I'm really good at it. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It doesn't matter. It's a fun show. And then the winner wins a million dollars. I think you do pretty good. Do they do it all in one episode? No.

No, they slowly eliminate. I think... They do a whole season with 99 people? Yeah, the first episode, I think they eliminated 10 people. Got it. And that's cool because they could probably shoot that in like three days. And then they have a whole freaking season. Another reason, like three days, dude, just three days from the show while I go do the show.

If you want to get on this show, get it. Yeah, I have to try to get them the next season. What's it called again? And don't they have one person from every state? Oh, that's cool. I saw multiple people. Okay, that's a different one maybe called the floor? Yeah, that was a floor.

Is that Rob? Low hosting that? Yeah. That one looked fun and easy as well. Yeah. Same concept? No. There were two people like standing up playing against each other, almost like family feud style.

Yeah, so what you do is you have your specialty, okay? And yours would be generic, mediocre. Yes, mediocre. So yours would probably be maybe. music, right? Okay. And someone may have ancient history. And whoever's next to you on the board,

you know what there is, like what their specialty is, and you pick who you want to play against. And you pick them, boom, you win, and you take over their square. And eventually you'll take over the whole floor. Oh, that's cool. Yeah.

A little harder than 99 to beat, but yeah. Not Jeopardy. There's one game that they teased, I think it might be coming out next episode, where, like, you have to hammer a nail but you can't use your hands. Like you can use your hands to hammer, but you can't use your hand to like steady the nail.

So people were using their teeth and then hammering. What? What? Yeah. Did they do the one yet? I saw this was a commercial. They have a frozen pair of pants and you have to thaw them out. But you can't use a heater.

So people are just sitting there whacking them and trying to unfold them. Okay. They didn't do that one. But what they did do is. I spit on them. There's one where there's a frozen block, right? Like a block of ice. I saw that one.

They were licking it. And in the middle is a whistle. And once you whistle, you're good. You've achieved the task. So people are like licking it. They're trying to put it up it in their belly. Some people put in their crotch just because it's the warmest spot of their body. Anything to make that thing melt.

Sit on it. Yeah. But naked. There are people sitting on it. Yeah. Okay. That's what hands do. I think you should give it a run, buddy.

I have to look into this. Anybody on this show can get off for a day to go try to be on a game show if you get to go ahead. Or if you give the opportunity, just go. you get to send the audience, there's a chance, you got it. And if you get the name, the show on the reality show, you get $5,000. That's what Bobby said. Oh, yeah. A thousand.

What was that again? You know, won't you get on the show first? What is it? What do we have to do? Just get on the show. That's all. Let's get on the show. That's a tough one to get on, though, because it looks like they have 99 people and that's it.

And they do it once a season. It hasn't been renewed yet. Oh. As soon as they renew it. Get in there, buddy. You know Aaron Andrews? Yes. She and her texts?

Yes, but no. If I saw her, we'd be like, hi, Aaron, hi Bobby. We know each other. Oh, okay. She hosted Dancing with the Star. She's good friends with some of my friends. But I don't have her text or anything,

so I don't know her closely. Dr. Ken, you know him? No. Okay. Ken Jong? Yeah, I like him. He's funny. He's so funny.

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Bobby Bone. Eddie says, we need to worry about Morgan. Yeah. Why? Looked over at her computer screen and she was watching Hitler videos. What? What? Yeah, yesterday.

You saw them. And then it's not like that. It's not like she was scrolling. She was like, I mean, eyes were on it and it had subtitles. There's so much stuff that comes up in the Twitter feed. I don't have control over that. I'm not like seeking out in our videos. That was crazy.

It caught my eye, dude. What did you think was happening? I don't know. Why is she so interested in that video? First I was like, okay, she's looking at social media. That's what she does. And then I saw the video is black and white. Hitler's like speaking.

She just kept watching. He's got his arms up and everything, subtitles up. And she's like reading. every word. And I'm like, she must know enough about Hitler. If I see anything at Hitler Pop-Bub, I'm like, I already know about that, dude. Next, next, next. But she was like learning. Is that interest? No, there's not an interest. I think somebody posted it. It was like some viral video comparing things that have happened to it. And I was like, what is happening? I'm telling you guys, the Twitter feed is a dumpster fire. Like, I do not know. What was Hitler saying, though?

I don't know. I wasn't actually actively watching it. I think I was just probably dozing off what was ever on my computer. We'll keep one eye open over there. I'm telling you guys I wasn't. That's weird. You guys should see the feed that for some reason, Pop's her like the Bobby. She's watching Stalin videos today. No.

Like the Bobby Bone Show one, it is, it's truly a dumpster fire. It's not curated. She's got Kim Jong Il up. She's writing notes. Yeah, so, huh. That's a good point. That's a fair strategy. Okay, so you really weren't watching anything.

No, this isn't also even in my personal. No, I'm telling you, like, there's some. so many random videos that comes through this feed. She watches so many Hiller video. She didn't know which one it was. No, like right now there's some, I don't know, there's some huge cop thing. There's some huge pool divers. Like, I'm telling you this feed is not curated whatsoever. It's a straight-up dumpster fire. That's your for you page? No, this is the Bobby Bunchel one. Okay. But you know how many times she has said dumpster fire? It really is. That's the best way I can describe it. Okay. Let's go around the room. Amy, what do you have? So I just saw this article about

Sarah Ferguson, she's Duchess of York. Saw it. And she described Jeffrey Epstein as a generous and supreme friend. And multiple organizations and charities have dropped her. Yeah, I wouldn't be describing him as that. Even if you only knew that version, let's say you didn't know any of the horrendous things that he was involved in. And he only gave you that part.

Because I don't think with every single person, he was the pedophile. He was playing a part in a role. Yeah. And he's probably intelligence. another organization. And he probably was that to her, but I think you don't say that. It's like, yeah, my neighbor Hitler, great guy. No, but you just realized everything else if you didn't know. So you don't say that. I saw that too and I was like, oh man, you probably just keep your mouth shut. Yeah. And go like this. You know, to me, he was always nice, but yeah, it makes sense. I knew

there was something up. Behind his eyes, I could tell. There was a deep, dark person there. Yeah. So it's not obviously something she was saying recently. It was an email that was dug up. that she had sent to him apologizing for publicly rejecting him and that's when she said to him you've always been a steadfast, generous and supreme friend to me and my family.

I'm out. Ouch. Yeah. Nope. So is it like whenever you send an email to someone and they get like email about any it can be about business or work or whatever but if they get in trouble like are you roped in

to like oh you send emails. Yeah, we see that happen all the timing. Depends to the communication. Because if it's like, hey, my computer's not working, man, you're not in trouble for that. If you had emailed Jeffrey Epstein for IT support, you'd be okay. Yeah, yeah, yeah, like as long as it's innocent. But like if you have anything, like even stuff that's not related, like think back to the, Karen Reed, like some people, was that that case or something else?

But you know, it happens to people where it's like they had this other thing going on that has nothing to do with this and this other person they were texting with and then that gets brought into the whole thing. Like an affair. so they had nothing to do with it, but now all of their dirty laundry is on front street because they're going through every single text message. Yeah, I also think that there's a lot of distraction happening right now to just distract us from the Epstein files. Like you're seeing so many political things that are happening and it's all distractions from the Epstein files. There are a bunch of kids who got raped and the fact that those files still aren't out. Everybody should be pissed about

that. Every single person should be pissed that there are any documents at all leading to the absolute arrest of anybody who raped a kid. Anybody. And the fact that some are just like, I don't really care anymore. Nope. I will never not care. And you're seeing a lot of distractions happen right now because they don't want the files to be top of mind. And yeah, it pisses me off. That part does. So yeah, you got to buy. And they're like these young women, no, no, no, kids. Like if you're 15 or 16, you're a kid. You're also not a prostitute. You're a kid who got raped. because you don't have the capacity to choose your actions.

You're not an adult. You don't have a developed brain. You're not even legally an adult. Yeah, so when people just move on from that, and I was watching some of the hearings when they were like, yeah, so have you seen the files? There's a magician. There's a billionaire.

There's a rock star. All of these people on that, they won't say who it is. And they're like, ah, you haven't said, I don't really know. I don't really know what's in the files. And they're saying everything but the actual names, people should be way more mad at this. think for a second they were, but now it's just distraction after distraction. Because if something else is the center of the news, people will just gravitate to that. So is it that other things

are happening and then they just make that, make sure that that's the priority coverage or the other things are happening on purpose? I think it's both, but I think a lot of the things that are happened politically are a distraction so people don't run to the Epstein files. There are stories now that's like if an alien, you know, there's like an alien evasion or yesterday it's supposed to be the rapture or whatever and people are like, oh, and they're comments are like, that's cool, where's the Epstein files? Like anything that happens is, yeah. Oh, I didn't hear, that's why I kept seeing people pack their rapture baskets. Yeah, yesterday was the rapture. Oh. So either we didn't get picked or it didn't happen. What is this? Yeah, what's the rapture?

The rapture, the, when Jesus comes. Yeah, yesterday was that. But I didn't, so I took like a break, I wasn't on social media for probably about five days. until yesterday. So I feel like I miss a lot. Like I was just kind of, I needed a, just a break. And yesterday,

that's why I saw people packing there. I was like, why is everybody packing these rapture baskets? They were kind of funny. Yeah, and it ended up being a joke. But there was, I believe he was a South African pastor who had predicted

that the rapture was going to be yesterday. There were some reasons that he predicted it based on, you know, what the Bible says. It didn't happen. Oh, got it. But people were serious.

There were some that were serious about it. Like, they believed it with all their heart and they were like selling stuff. Oh, really? Yeah. Yeah. The interesting thing about that is

since the dawn of man, the world is going to end in our lifetime. Yeah, because you feel like it's always like coming to that point. Yeah. Like every lifetime, everyone goes, it's probably going to happen during our lifetime. And it's happened for thousands of years.

But the rapture did not happen yesterday. unless it did and guys were still here so that sucks for us but yeah that's what it was Gotcha Yeah, yeah Next up lunchbox Ah, sister Jean

You guys remember her Yeah She was from March Madness Loyola Chicago She was the chaplain And the men's basketball team Well at 106 years old She has retired from the university

Oh She didn't die I thought you were going to say she died Nope she decided she's going to take a break We're going to relax a little bit Okay And enjoy retirement Good for her

She deserves that. What you hope is people have a purpose. A lot of times professionally, it's a big part of their life. And when they stop and they don't have that purpose, a lot of times, that's their body's cue to go ahead and relax. And sometimes the ultimate relaxation. Or maybe she thought the Rapture was yesterday. Maybe.

She's 106. She's 106. People are just getting so much older. Rocking it, man. Yeah, good. Good luck to her. She'll still go to the game, right? She'll go to the games.

I don't know. I think she'd probably go to the game unless she's sick. Yeah. I did watch the James Vanderbeek video last night on my TikTok. You know, we talked about it yesterday. And I watched the video because I'm surprised that people had their phones out for that Broadway. It was in a theater. It was on Broadway, and it was the Dawson's Creek reunion, and they were doing a reading of it.

And it was pretty much everybody. And I saw Vanderbeek's wife and all the kids came out, and he was on video. Did he, he never showed up. No, not that I don't. I watched the video. And it was a one night only thing. and Katie Holmes, Joshua Jackson were there. We were all there.

It was cool. It was cool. I didn't know, I didn't watch the show. I don't know Busy Phillips was on the show. Oh, yeah. That's what I know her from. Hmm. I don't know her from that.

I just know her from being famous. So I don't know. I didn't know that. But she was up there reading and I was like, oh, that's interesting. I didn't, I don't know. But yeah, I watched it. It was emotional.

Just him up there talking. It was on a big screen. Yeah. Yeah, he doesn't look super healthy. Obviously he's not healthy. He's fighting cancer. I felt terrible for him. But he was talking about in the video,

he was like, yeah, I wasn't a film geek. He was like, I was a theater geek. And so people were like, oh, give me a movie quote. And he's like, I don't know that. But if you're like, and I didn't understand the reference because I don't know theater. But I thought it was a really good video. Like, I probably watched three minutes of it.

So just only a video appearance, huh? Yeah. When his wife and his kids came out, because I'm 99% sure that's who that was. I guess I still kind of expected him to come out as a super surprise. I wonder if it's because his immune systems compromise so he can't. His what, excuse me?

Compromised, compromise. I don't know, whichever one you guys want to go with. No, commit to it. Compromise. That's it. Yeah.

But most of the time when they're going through that they can't be out around anybody. Like they actually have to like be in a room. Everything about your work, everything about that was right.

You used it in the right way. Everything was right. I just never heard it said like that. Maybe that's really how it said. I agree. No, it's not so compromise. Compromise. Maybe it is.

I don't know, guys. No, no, but you said it. She's highly intelligent. Absolutely. And that's what I wanted to say. No, no, she was. Well done. Because she used the right word.

Why do you always have to take shots for no reason? What do you mean? She did use the right word in the right circumstance. She just said it different. And a lot of times if you don't hear something, you only say it based on how you read it. And so maybe she hasn't heard the word like your immunocompromised a bunch. And maybe it's also compromised. I don't know.

Could be. It's not. But yes, I do believe that's why he was not there. Yeah. And that's a great point she made that he could have been immunocompromise. You guys suck for picking on her for that. I just wanted to hear her say again.

Wait, wait, we didn't do anything. She said, no, hold on. You just did the super intelligent thing back to her. You suck for that. You suck for it. You do. You do. I'm not arguing, man.

She's super intelligent. She is super intelligent. He was given her props. I was. No, Eddie was given her props. Yeah, man. No, he wasn't. Give her props, dude.

Why did I get stuck between them, too? Can I sit on the stage? No. You are what we call moron compromised. Okay, let's go over. Morgan, do you want to do your story? Yeah, I don't know. I'm scared to talk now.

Don't be. You're smart. Hey, shut up. There was a Kansas City worker. I don't know if you guys have seen this video, but he was working at the young boy concert. He's a security guard. And this kid, he like went up to this kid. It was like, hey, you're in the wrong seat.

We need you to move. And he literally started violently attacking him, punched him. He was like 66 years old. The security. guard was. Yeah. And the kid just starts going to town on him and like nobody really stops him. He keeps punching and then finally he gets pulled off. And it was the most horrifying thing I've seen for somebody straight up just saying, hey, you're in the wrong seat. We need you to move. Don't like that. That was a bad video. Yeah. I didn't watch the beat up. I did see it. That person was going to explode on somebody at some point. Just bad time for that old guy. I know. And it was just, the amount of people that were standing.

standing there doing nothing was also just super sad. You would have thought at least multiple of those people would have tried to jump in and do something about it, but nobody did. Jump in in is tough. Like, I've never been in that situation, but I don't know, like, if that's my first reaction to jump in. I think if you see an old guy getting beat up, you're probably going to jump in in some form. That depends how big that guy is. Maybe. Maybe he was a 14-year-old kid.

14, I think. Yeah, he was 14. Yeah, he was 14. I could take a 14-year-old. Yeah, it's bad. And people were standing there just filming right, right next. No, the filming, that's just stupid. Yeah, he like slams them, like immediately picks him up and slams them down.

What were those, remember the sports fan? Was it an Eagles fan or something that just went up and punched someone because they were wearing a jersey from the other team? That's every game. That's every eagle game. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. The answer is yes, and that's every home game. That was a bad one, though, where, like, he just went up to him and just, like, blindsided him. Eddie have a story? Yes, and these stories are so interesting to me.

It's the conjoined twins. So these two conjoined twins, one of them got married last year, so they didn't interview with On People magazine and they were talking about how, you know, how the other one deals with the marriage. And she said that, you know, the intimacy part, which is very minimal. Like it's everything else they talk like friends and she can join in the conversation or whatever. But she said it's mostly about putting headphones on, talking out loud, reading, not looking, that kind of thing. Do they have one vagina? Yes. So I was reading about that. And that's the crazy part is that they have two heads, obviously, but they have two, they have, they share the same lungs, they share the,

share the same reproduction organs, yeah, all that stuff. So if they have a baby, it's their baby, right? Great point. Like, I just think if they're like having sex, that, you can have headphones on all day, but you're like, oh, like you feel that. This is, yeah, and not, and not even, like, that's why this is interesting. Not even the, like your body being shaken by what, but I'm talking about like, it's your vagina. Right. And, and do you have to say, okay, I, like, I consent? Oh, she also has to consent. You have to. It's yours, too. Oh, man. This is. This story is, every time you see this. I just think the dude's weird. Oh, I automatically think the dude's absolutely weird, strange.

I'm glad he found love and maybe he's not, but it's, no. Why can't they, like, are there enough conjoined twins for them to find like another I don't know I don't think they live usually as long alive or they separate them when they're very young if they can They're estimated in 1 in 50,000 to 200,000 live births

Crazy But however most of the time They're not the ones that are born don't survive more than 24 hours This is not my life so I hope they Find happiness and whatever version of Marriage that they have here and that's great You kind of wish that they both would fall in over the guy Yeah. Right. But then again, that's weird.

Same guy. Yeah, but I'm going to talk about the dude. I'm talking about for them. So one of them wouldn't have to put on headphones. Yep. Yeah. So when they're getting it, you know, jammed to them, they both like it. And then, like, what if the other one finds a man? And then she gets married. And he gets jealous because another dude's like hitting it.

You're going to have to share your woman. Got to share the vagina. With some other dude. Oh, my. Like, it's very complicated. So it's the only way this really kind of works, I guess. I mean, it can work how they, but in my mind is if you meet another, and joined.

That's what I said. Or the one man can fall in love with both of them and they both have fallen in love with the one man. Like it's a thruple. Yeah. No, no, no. Oh, yeah. That also works.

I know, but I like it better as a quadruple. It's probably hard to get all four up in the same mood. In the mood, right, mood is like one of the odds. You just have to schedule that, I guess. I don't know. I'm telling you. This is crazy, man. I don't know.

Yeah. A study found that debt stress, peaks at around $100,000. Once you owe more than that, you start feeling less stressed about it. Oh, because there's no hope. There's no, yep. Why be stressed about something you can't control, you can't fix? Debt stress peaks at about $75,000 to $99,000.

Then once it gets bigger, people aren't near stressed about it because they know they can't fix it. So what did you guys get to? 40. What did you guys stressed at 40? Yeah, very stressed at 40. Mostly me. I think my wife kind of lived with debt. Like she just kind of was part of like her upbringing.

That's what we do. We like have debt always. And that's not how I grew up. So I was very stressed out. That I was, it was a priority to like get out of debt. And we did it, man. Thank God. The article's from study fines. I remember going to my father-in-law. Whenever Caitlin and I were going to get married, I had just talked to him. But I was like, hey, just so you know, I don't have any debt.

Like I felt like that would be the thing. that a father-in-law would want to, or a future father-in-law would want to know about. That's like the flex. Yes. Well, not even a flex. But like, you should have comfort that I'm not going to get us into trouble. Like, yeah. I was like, I have no debt.

That was what I led with. Yeah. Not a lover so much. Right. I'm going to be there for. I was like, hey, just so you know, I have no debt. So we're not going to go down that path. At least I don't, I didn't think we would.

But, yeah, no, I don't have any debt. See, mine was opposite. But my father-in-law still says, like, he's glad. I'm glad that I did that. When you went and begged for him to pay her debt off? I asked him. She's like got debt. So before we get married, would you mind paying off that debt?

So we can start our marriage debt-free. And then there we are like two years later, getting back into debt. How do you guys do now? Do you use credit cards? We do, but we pay it all off. Every month? At the end of the month. Have you let it slip a little bit ever?

Mm-hmm. And you have to kind of regather yourselves? We've had a couple of purchases that we've had to spend more than we wanted to, and then we skip like one month and then pay it off the next. It's tough, but we do it. But you've been good at committing to, okay, one month, we can let that slide, but we got to get it. Yes. Because you've already been in a bad spot and you don't want to get back to it.

No, it's so easy to get back in that bad spot. Yeah. Credit cards, man. It's just not real. It's like, you know, when we were in Vegas, like, I knew when I was running out of money. Every time I'd lose, you know, like $100, I'm like, gosh, I got one more left. Credit cards, you never get that feeling. It's like, I don't know how much I've spent.

I have a feeling. I have an idea of what I've spent, but I don't know the number. Yeah, so why not keep going? Right. When that catches. It also may be less than I think. True. And it's never, but that's a conversation you have with yourself.

Maybe I haven't spent as much as that's odd. And for sure, I'll pay it back. I'll pay it back. What did you guys have to do? What was the biggest sacrifice when you guys were paying off your debt? Probably eating out. Like, I think the biggest sacrifice was the, the culture of like, oh, we've had a long day, let's just go eat out.

Or let's just order food. We had to stay so disciplined with like, no, we spent $200 in groceries this month. We're going to eat every single grocery. There's no wasting groceries. We're going to eat everything. So like, I would look in the refrigerator and be like, all right, we have celery, we have ground beef, we have taco shells. We're doing tacos with celery.

Celery tacos tonight. Yes. Yeah, that's how it went. We're all on autopilot from the story at study finds. If you feel like you're going through the motions every day, it's because you are a new global study found that 90% of our daily actions happen automatically without us really thinking about them. From brushing your teeth to making your coffee to your daily commute,

most of what we do is driven by habit rather than conscious thought. Another 65% of our daily activities triggered by environmental cues, like grabbing your phone when it buzzes. One exception is exercise. People tend to start workouts at a habit, but once they're moving, they tend to stay mentally engaged to keep going. Yeah, sometimes you'll just drive places and be like, I don't remember any of that drive.

That's crazy. Which is crazy because you can make one false move and kill everybody, but you don't. It's also weird when you go on a road trip and you've done nothing but drive for like seven hours but you're exhausted. Well, it's because your brain's always got to stay engaged even though you're not engaged on a super conscious level

because you can drive forever and be conscious of it in the road like the interstate, but you don't have to pay a bunch of attention to it, just enough. However, you are paying a lot of attention to it, just not super consciously. And that's part of the reason you're so exhausted mentally after a long road trip. Makes sense.

Because you will finish a road trip. Why am I so tired? I literally did nothing except sit there and move my fingers on the steering wheel and drive. So there's that. All right. I think that's pretty much it for today. Amy, have anything else?

Well, I guess I have a question about that one. I know you just threw the paper down, but I guess should we be striving to not be on autopilot as much? I don't think so. I think if you strive to not be on autopilot with some things, other things will then go on autopilot. I think our brain doesn't have a certain amount of capacity. for super conscious things.

Oh, okay. I just didn't know if we need, it helps us be more present. I would also say, I don't think you can stay extremely present in things you do a lot. It's a natural thing. That I don't think we have the capacity

to stay super present all the time because we would be exhausted. I think us going into a secondary state is probably allowing us to have energy for other things that we have to be super present for. Okay. Can you imagine thinking about like everything you're doing?

Brush. You're right. No, brush the back of your mouth. But sometimes my brain, I do, like, I'll, I do do that. I'm opening the door right now. I'm opening the drawer. I'm getting my toothbrush. I'm getting my toothpaste.

Look at me. I'm putting the toothpaste on my toothbrush. I have that inner dialogue. You do. Wow. Yeah. One slips in. Kill three people.

What? Must do. And then I'll be like, why am I thinking all of these thoughts right now? Like, why am I, I'm walking in my closet? I'm going to put my slippers on. But then I'm like, well, because I'm not always thinking those. I mean, I always have a dialogue going, but not, it's not always a step by step. Yeah.

So then I have the awareness and I ask myself and then I'm like, what does this mean? I don't know. I'm tired. Well, it's like breathing, right? If you ever start thinking about your breathing, you actually can do it for a bit, but you can't do it for a long time. Because you've got to think about other things. Yeah. Yeah.

So if you're, because you can think, breathe in, breathe out. Yeah, you can think how you're breathing. Your breathing is involuntary. But I guess you're the style. Sure. Yeah, I'm saying if you're breathing for a reason. You can think about it. Which is good.

Yes. but you don't think about it for long because your brain has to be used in different areas. Yeah, you have to do other things. True. If you're thinking about every breath, you're not thinking about doing this segment. You're not thinking about,

imagine even thinking about breathing while you're driving. Something else you should be doing. Oh, that'd be tough. Yeah, I don't think you subconsciously could do multiple things. But then to that point, like what you're saying, if you have something hard going on, like you're not in the middle of work, but let's say you have some anxiety pausing to take time to go breathe,

then you take your mind off of that other thing and bring yourself back. Yeah. I just got a text from Clint Black because we're doing a bobbycast today. And he said, let me respond to this. I'll tell you what I'm saying. He said, I like Clint a lot.

He said, looking forward to talking today. I said, I'm pretty lukewarm about it. That's what you responded? Yeah. You like that. He's the funniest guy. He is so funny. He's like, it's uncomfortable

because you have to be ready. And he's quick. Oh, I got the bubbles. You know he's going to come back with something's funny. Unless he goes, that hurts. Something like that. He cancels. He said, looking forward to talking today.

I'm pretty local more about it. I got three bubbles up right now. Let's see what he says in the podcast. You have him down as Clint Black. Like last name Black, first name Clint? Yeah, he probably, or we probably texted at some point and then you get the add this person's name. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. He said, I haven't talked in three whole day, saving it for you.

See, that's funny. See you later on. I'm going to come back with another one. No, I can't. I can't. I can't. I mean, I can, but I got stuff to do. All right, thank you guys. Hope you have a great rest of the day. We will see you tomorrow. Goodbye, everybody. Hey there, folks. Amy Robach and T.J. Holmes here. And we know there is a lot of news coming at you these days from the war with Iran to the ongoing Epstein fallout, government shutdowns, high profile trials.

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