The Bobby Bones Show - WEDS PT 2: Bobby Made A Dumb Mistake + Our Most Dangerous Bit Idea + Morgan Offends Bobby + Is “Did You Lose Weight” Rude?

Episode Date: June 4, 2025

Bobby revealed the dumb mistake he made coming into work today that is making his life harder.  We debate if Bobby would make a great burglar leading to our most dangerous bit idea ever. Even though it’s Wednesday, we continue with the rest of our Tuesday Reviewsday that include The Last of Us, Your Friends and Neighbors and Kung Fu Panda 2. Apparently, Mr. Beast is asking his mom to pay for his wedding even though he is a billionaire??? We debated if it’s rude to mention to someone that they look good because they’ve lost weight. We also talked about the parents being charged for leaving their 7-year-old unattended and was killed while walking home from the store.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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if I wear them, and they push down on my nose and up, it starts to cut little holes in my nose. The life of a glasses wear. So I wore a different set of frames altogether when I wasn't at work, clear frames. So couldn't find me normal glasses, so I grabbed these, which I have a bunch of pair of these, but this is a prescription ago.

Everything is blurry. It sucks. So it's weak. I came in this morning and I was like, Mike, I can't read. It's like an after school special from we were young kids.

I can't read. You know what? You can borrow Amy's. They look just like yours. But I don't think we have the same prescription. Doesn't matter though I'll still look the same. Do you want to try mine on? Yeah.

Okay. I bet they work. That would be glorious. Why would it be glorious? Because you'd be totally trying to be me then. No, I don't have the same ice. This is some kind of Freudian thing. She went in and was like,

No, I thought a Freudian thing. She takes in the picture of me. She goes, I want to, this is my motivation, my inspiration, and please make the prescription exactly like this. That is not. Uh-uh. No, this is tortoiseshell. My head is big, though. I don't want to stretch them, but bring them on over.

Okay. Bring them on over. I think they call them like progressive readers. Bring over little girl. I want to try your glasses on. Come on. So when you look straight ahead, it's fine. It's when you look down that you'll see the.

Progressive. Magnetism or something. So is the top. part prescribed too? No. That's why Eddie, so I don't have to do that thing you do. Bring them over. I don't even understand what you were talking about top part. I don't either. I just want to put them on for the bit.

That's all. She's saying that the top part has no prescription. I don't care. I just want to wear them and you guys be like, hey, change glasses. I thought you were going to put on new glasses. Hey, as soon as I put them on, be like, I thought you're going to put on new glasses. Okay, okay. I thought you were going to put on new glasses. No, no, these are so different. They don't look good.

They don't. It looks just like the other ones. What if you put on some glasses and we went, those don't look. Those don't look. Amy, you shouldn't make fun of his glasses. This is my normal. I haven't even changed.

Your other glasses looks so good. No, no, these are my originals. You would never buy those. Wait, so can you see through those glasses? No. Okay. These are my old prescriptions or a little weaker hair. Put these on, Amy.

Put mine on. They may be a little. No, no, no, put mine on. No, take yours off. I put mine on. Amy, you're wearing yours. You're wearing yours. She was confused for a minute.

Did you see her hesitate? date. Yeah. She got confused with one she had on. That was funny. After wearing mine, what do you think? I'm a little dizzy when I had yours on. I was like discombobular. When I have to mine? Because they're so powerful.

Well, I just not. They're nothing like mine, so they're just different. Okay, are you just doing the bit now? She's like, they're so different. No, no, no. Really, the prescription part's very, very, very different. Let me ask you a question. Be honest with me here. Yeah. I want 100.

percent full honest authenticity. Yeah. If you'd put my glasses on and all of a sudden you can see through my clothes and everybody's clothes and you realize that I'd somehow had vision in my glasses that allowed me to like see through things, would you have said anything out loud right then or would you have been like, wow, wow, wow, wow. And then later have been like, hey, your glasses are x-ray vision? It probably would have been like this.

Bobby! And then you would have been like, what? And then I'd have been like, I need to think about this. And then I would have had a strong reaction, but not said something publicly. So you would have kept from saying... You would speak privately. Good. And then what do you think you'd have said to me privately?

What is going off through glasses? You know what I would have said? I can see through walls and solve crimes. Yeah. And I'd be like, so that's your superpower? Did you say everyone's naked in the glasses? Well, I can see through anything. So even your clothes, tiny.

You know what I would say? Dude, I'm keeping these glasses. You're a creep, dude. Yeah, that's gross. Wait, they're yours. Why am I accrete? Well, mine's actually stop crime and deceit through walls and look for threats. Obviously, I would get there. No.

But the initial reaction is like, these glasses are awesome. No, my initial reaction, I would have freaked out, but been too scared to say something publicly. You get a KMS me? What? Kept my secret. Yeah, no, we would have a talk. No chance. You wouldn't have. No, I wouldn't. No, no, I know exactly how I would react.

And I would scream. And just like I said And then I'd be like We need to go To your office right now And I'd be like Not right now Granny Panties

As you go How did you know Oh the glasses Yesterday we did not get To Tuesday Reviews Day Because I wasn't feeling great Kind of forgot However

Let's do it now Because I know a lot of you guys That stuff you Had seen that we didn't get to So I gave mine I'm clear. I gave mine. Amy gave her first clear.

I gave mine. Mike D gave his clear. That's all yesterday. Let's finish going around the room. Lunchbox, what did you get? Kung Fu Panda 2. Po and the boys are back and let me tell you. They got to keep the peace.

When did this come out? I have no idea. I don't think that's a part of it though. It doesn't have to be new. No, there might be a three, right? Again, it doesn't have to be new. A little bit of a hater there. No, I was just wondering because...

He was doing the whole thing. Eddie, it definitely. I saw that a long time ago. I wanted to make sure that this wasn't the new one. The only time... I don't believe you because YouTube beef. However, the only time that it's acceptable to make fun of someone is if someone has already seen it and someone comes on and goes, you'll never believe what I saw.

It's brand new. Which he's also done like seven times. I am guilty of that. Paradise, I think was the last time he did that, yeah. Yeah, a couple. There's another one he saw, too. The bear? Oh, the bear wasn't one of them.

Yeah. Because we'd been talking about the bear forever. Been a bunch. All right, go ahead. Yeah, but it was very... Highly entertaining. Kids loved it. I think the kids would probably give it five out of five. I don't know if they have a very good rating. But as an adult still enjoyed it. I give it three and a half pandas out of five. So the adult rating, three and a half, the kid rating, you would assume five of five? Yeah, they were into it. I mean, they started doing the panda moves and were, you know, around the house. So they were reenacting the panda.

So I assume they wanted, they liked it because they watched Kung Fu Panda one a few weeks ago. And then they're like, oh my gosh, we got to watch two. And so. Which one is this one? Like what happens? here? They've got to keep the peace. There's an old nemesis that shows up. That's all I can say. Thank you for not spoiling that. Mike, is there a three? There's also a four. That's what I'm saying. I was trying to

figure out like, which one is this? That's what I'm the tone was a little full hater. Like, you're way behind the game. I was genuinely, I was curious. Eddie? I'm going to do friends and neighbors because I finished this as well. Man, I loved it. I thought it was fantastic. The whole way through and I really like I'm surprised there's a season two because I'm like how are we going to do a season two here

but now I'm so ready for season two I think it was a perfectly done series from beginning to end dude as I'm watching this series too I'm thinking like there are people like this in the world I think I could rob houses what sure no no doubt but that's what I don't get how how we all like everybody has cameras right and that's the one The other thing about this show is like no one had cameras. They did, but I won't say why. Yeah, but just like there were certain things around. I'm just like, that's not realistic. I don't know, I'm like, come on.

But I think it'd be harder than you think, but I think you'd be good at robin houses. You don't think I think I would also be hard. Like for some reason, I'm like, I'll think that way easy. But why do you think I also think it would be hard? The same way you think it would be hard. The movie makes you think, the show makes you think it's easy. I would be a great burglar. Why?

Why do you say that? Like, why do you think you would be? Because I think I can do anything. That's the thing. Oh, it's the glasses. Got it. That's what it is. Also, here's the number one thing burglars do wrong.

Put it on social media. Yeah, or they just wear a hat. Wear a full mask. We're all black. Don't touch anything. Use gloves. And in reality, too, like people, I've talked to, like, store owners, like friends of mine that own places, and they're like, people will rob our place all the time. They just wear masks.

They don't care. They look at the camera. And we can't tell who they are, so nothing can be done. All the time? All the time. Get out. Sometimes these robbers are like, get in, want this, want that, let me stick around. Or I get one of those fake human faces. You ever see those? They're now revealing the government's had for a long time that looks exactly like the person. You put one of those on. And you go in and all

a sudden they're like, dang, that's freaky. They're like, can you believe Corey Feldman just robbed us? It's me with a Corey Feldman face on. Yeah, yeah, yeah. There are a bunch of ways. If I don't get caught right then, I ain't getting caught. That's what I'm saying. and I'm going to get in and get out. I think I could burglary or, oh, is it a bit? Yes. I break into any of your houses? Please, make it a bit.

Oh, because if it's our houses, we don't press charges? Well, because you'll know it was a bit. But the problem is, here's what you have to promise. You're not going to kill me. The problem with that is, what if someone's listening, it's like, oh, they're going to think it's Bobby's, so I go in and I got free rain. That's a problem. That is a problem.

But that's part of the bit. You can't kill anybody that's burglarizing your house. No, I shall kill. No, for the next 90 days. I'm in for the bed, but you can't kill anybody that burglarizes in the next 90 days. We get our house robbed, like, ten times. It's like your buddy whose business keeps getting robbed oddly. Like what?

Okay. So, yeah, friends and neighbors, I'll give it four and a half Burkins out of five. That's good. It's super, man. It's such a good show. I liked it more than I thought I would, even after watching the first episode. And you're right. John Hamm is awesome.

He's great in it. I'm not a John Ham guy, but I'm not not a John Ham guy. I've never had such neutral feelings about someone that people either love or don't like. I just am so neutral about him with a body of work. He was awesome, as I mentioned, in Fargo. One of the best villain characters I've ever seen in television history. I would put, if I'm going to go top of the head, so I might miss some.

I should make a list. I should do a big list tomorrow for the next day. John Ham and Fargo And The guy from Third Rock from the son The dad Walter John Lithgow and Dexter

Yeah he was good It was really good One of the greatest villain characters ever I may do that for the post show Because I think it's so niche That you guys Please understand this If you're listening to this

This is the podcast You're at a level Of liking and enjoying the show Way more than anyone who just listens on the radio. Frankly, screw those guys. If you're listening here, you are our friend. You're our buddy.

You're our pal. If they're just listening on the radio, it's just passive. And also, if they only listen on the radio, they're never going to hear me say, screw those guys. So they'll never know. True. So if they just listen on the radio, screw those guys.

You that listen here, I feel like we can be a bit niche at times. So I'm going to make a list. Tomorrow on the post show. Best television villains of all time. Okay. Yes And interesting Eddie, you said it was the perfect series from beginning to end

Perfect And you only gave it four and a half It's perfect No, I can't give it a five Because it's not my favorite It wasn't totally perfect Because the whole The camera thing

Kind of threw me off a little bit It's kind of dumb But I would say Everybody has their own rating system And you guys throw around fives Like their freaking lollipops Sometimes I'm like Yeah but I stopped doing that

I hear you I gave like five fives in a row And I stopped doing that A five for me is not just How good the show was as I watched it. It's also, there are factors as well. Are there two little episodes, too many episodes?

Is it week to week? I don't like that. For a five series, I'm going to need to be able to watch all of it in my own time. So it either needs to be fully out by the time I get into it, or I need to... There are other factors that will make it a five out of five. So four out of five is about the best it gets if I'm having to watch it on their terms. Five out of five if it's just perfect. Mike, you might know this, but Squid Games, is it going to come out all at once?

Oh, yeah, it's Netflix. So Netflix does do all at once. Mike, you can correct me, but I do believe that 98, 99% of the time. For the most part, they announced Stranger Things the final season, and they're breaking that up into, like, three different drops. Are they dropping multiple episodes at a time? Yeah, but it's like in chunks. So sometimes they split up a season, but for the most part,

they'll give you all the chunks at once. I feel like my son said, too, like that last episode's, like, really long, too, of Stranger Things. Basically, yeah, like a movie. Like three hours long or something. Oh, really? Oh, that's real long. And the finale comes out on New Year's Day. Most episodes of a series will be longer.

Like if it's 48 minutes, it'll be like an hour seven or something. But that's like different level. It's like a movie. Yeah. Okay. Four and a half. That's good. Yeah, I liked it. I loved it.

I might have given it four. Did I review it yesterday? Yeah, I think you want to get four. I feel like it's four now. What did you give it? For what? I don't remember. It's been 24 hours.

I've done so much content since then. I know. A lot of talking. All I do is content. I don't even know what I talk about sometimes. I did like three shows yesterday. Morgan? Yeah, I finished Last of Us on Max.

Oh man. I think I reviewed that too yesterday. That's the video, it was a video game, but I never played the video game, to be fair, because I'm not giving it a video game review based on my love of the video game. Your review. I don't know if you're going to be happy with me,

but I didn't love it as much as I last, like, the last season. I think that's fair. I think it's because something really big happened, and that just was hard for me to get over, and it just just just, changed the entire series for me. So, and that's all I can really say, but I think that's what really guided. But there was one episode that was just wild, and I felt like that was, that one episode was

so much better than the entire series as a whole. But beyond that, I just was kind of bummed with the, with this particular season. I'd like to encourage you to reconsider your review. But first of all, please give it your score. My score would be, uh, the, Three out of five. Get it out of the room. Kick her out.

Really? Vines. Yeah. Vines? Yeah. This is what I would ask you to reconsider. And it's your review and who cares? Don't reconsider.

Who am I? Just a guy with see through glass, x-ray glasses. Man, it's so much of an event. It's not really a spoiler, but it is a spoiler so I can't say what it was. But that was the one I was annoyed with weeks ago. The big event you were talking about? Yes. So I'm not going to say it.

But that happened. But it kept coming back. almost every episode. I know, but I just... But it was no different. If all you care about is that, it was there. I know. I just, I don't know.

I think I'm just so... He was the reason. I hear you. So, it's all over the internet lunchbox. It's all over. I don't know. I've never seen the show, so I have no idea. Can I just say one thing I thought Morgan was like,

there was a big event? I didn't know she was talking about in the show. So I had something else in my mind that she was sad. Like she, why she didn't like the second season? I was like, oh, this is awkward. Like one of the actual. just broke up with her? No, that her and her old dude used to watch the first season together, and then so the second season was like, I think the first season is a bit better, but that's usually

the case. Mike, what are your thoughts on Morgan's review? Yeah, because I do think the first season a little bit more grittier. Like, the action was a little bit more intense, and it had more just momentum episode to episode. This one was a little bit more, like, character building, emotional, so I could see if you wanted that same vibe in season two, it was a lot different. And I will admit, like, Ellie, that character, I'm just not a fan of, and that's also been really hard for me in season two. She just, for some reason, irks me the wrong way. And that means she's playing her character very well, but she really irks me. And I looked it up, never played the video game, Mike, you did.

And part of the video game, as the video game starts, The Last of Us, you are him trying to save her. Then there's a perspective switch in the game, and then you become her trying to save him. then there's a perspective switch in the game and then you are another person and I won't say who the other person is but you know who the other person is by watching that season so then you become that person and I will say her character is more gritty also in the video game where I think who's Ellie got it I think some people were upset about that saying that they kind of wrote her character different in season two and it doesn't really match season one well I'll say Morgan you're a hater but I accept it and you just be you I'm sorry I really want to be you I'm just kind of a

hateer of her and I'm just all good good Do you all like Pedro Pascal? Yeah, I love him. Yeah. Who knew he was in Narcos? I did. No, I know. Did you ever watch Mandalorian with him?

You probably didn't because it's Star Wars. He doesn't watch Star Wars. I know, but Mandalorian is so good. Well, I asked if I should have watched the new one and you're like, I don't think so. Well, I changed that perspective because I had to get caught up on everything. First Impression, though. All I remember is First Impressions. I do.

I feel like he could watch Mandalorian, though, totally solo, right, Mike? I would say, yeah. That's probably the one I would recommend you. Would I like it? The first two seasons, yes What are they doing the third? The third, it gets a little bit... Oh no, we can't talk about it.

Oh, no. Okay, thank you all for your Tuesday Reviews Days on a Wednesday. How about this? You know those guys that broke out of that prison in Louisiana? Yes. So one of the guys, it's...

I'm going to go and say it's funny because it doesn't feel real to us. It's hilarious because he's kind of taunting him by posting pictures of himself and being like, what up? Let me get a pardon from Trump. Like, he continues to... Yeah, he's pretty funny.

Yeah. He's asking to be pardoned. He is the New Orleans escapee. He's posting a video and pictures while he's on the run. He says he didn't escape. He was let out. He pleads to Trump for help. His name is Antoine Massey.

Here's a TikToker explaining it. You want him first or the TikTok? Give me the TikToker. Then we'll get to him. In the video, he says, they say that I broke out. I didn't break out. I was let out. So he claims that he didn't actually escape.

It was posted on Sunday, but the video was deleted today. This guy claims that he's innocent of his crimes. He says it in the video. He was in jail on charges of motor vehicle theft. Domestic abuse battery. Police have said they are aware of the video. Obviously, they're trying to figure out where it was taken. That's the big question.

Again, you can see, I mean, there's power on. It looks like he's in like an apartment or something. Where he is, they don't seem to know. He's still on the run. He's one of two suspects, two of the 10 that are still on the run. If he doesn't hurt anybody else, it's kind of funny. If he hurt somebody else, it's not funny at all. So, TBD.

Aren't videos and pictures like timestamp, though? And location. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But I don't know how to get to them. Figure, like, some kind of law enforcement. Well, some of those television shows, they can get right into it, no when and where. Here he is. This is the escapie.

So I'm asking for help from the world, from Donald Trump. I'm asking for these people. I couldn't even get a lawyer. I couldn't even afford a lawyer to prove my innocence. Why I was in the ordinance parish jail. These things that I broke out. I didn't break out. I was let out.

My name is Antoine Nass. So the two things here. One, well, let out when you're supposed to be in. That's a jail break. But two, if that is true at the beginning and the system was not there for him as it's supposed to be, I hope it's looked into. And I hope that once they find him, they give him an opportunity. to have representation that he feels as fair if that was not the case.

But what about the escaping though? No, you're in trouble for that because they didn't force him to leave. You might not have they held a gun to him. Get out. Get out of here. So he's in trouble for that. But if for the reason that he's in, if they go back and reevaluate, and I want somebody not in that specific system to do the evaluation,

because as we've seen, Karen retrial, people will protect their own. You don't think those cops and balls. Boston in that specific, you don't think they're protecting their own? Yeah. They absolutely are. So I don't want the people that are protecting their own, protecting their own in this situation. What I would like to see is somebody not from the inside, but from the midside. Somebody that's close to the year, somebody from Louisiana, maybe even somebody federal to actually take a look at it and see if that's true, see if that's accurate. And if it's not, get the guy some representation and let's look into why folks aren't getting it.

So the first video was from Brian Ninton on TikTok. The second was from Fox News. Although that audio was... Fox News, you got to have better audio. No, no, but that's from the TikTok that he posted, so you can't really... No, Fox News, you need to have better audio, so when TikTok records it from the TV, we still sound good. You all saw the video? I saw the video.

Where was he? Like, what did it look like? Like, biting the woods? The woods are behind him. No, no, this one, he's in like a kitchen. Like a someone's house. Maybe mine was a picture then. Oh, so is somebody aiding and a bedding?

Yeah, and they said that they rated what the house that they think he found. filmed it in, but there was no one there. And he has three distinct tattoos on his face. You'll never find him. So it is so hard for him to hide. Yeah. Make up. Now you get one of those Cory Feldman masks. Yeah, the one I saw he was in front of the woods. That could have been one of the pictures he posted. And one of them, he was, I think it was, I don't know if it was him or a different guy was like, man, I've missed 14 summers. I haven't gone swimming in 14 summers. And he goes swimming. And he posted on TikTok. He goes camping. I miss summers. He's doing all the things. He's at a lot. ice cream truck.

Yeah. What I hope happens from this is that they evaluate and see if you got good representation because people can just be abused by the system. And if that is the case that he is able to be helped and that it is a culture thing. But I don't know. You just can't rip. You can't fix it, but hopefully you can start to fix it. It will not be revolutionized, but hopefully slowly.

I don't know. I don't have any faith. faith in it. The more I say, like, I hope they do look at a situation individually. I have no faith in our justice system. Yeah, because I mean, he could also easily be lying. Well, he said it was his ex-girlfriend, uh, diamond and she, uh, I got a feeling I know diamond job to say diamond. I got to feel like I'm, I guess not all diamonds do that. Uh, that's true, Amy, you're right. Yeah, I've never met one diamond that's an adult that didn't do that. Yeah, but she recanted her allegation of abuse in the affidated and she was arrested after allegedly helping Massey after his

escape. So they're still friends. You need an evolution and not a revolution. As far as justice, a special, oh, I'm looking at him now. There's no way with all of his tattoos. Right. He can't go out. He can never be just blending in. Like, he can't change his hair color. Like, he can do all that, but the three tattoos got you. It's tough. You can put makeup over him. He could do white face, but they'd be canceled. Yeah. What's worse? Canceled or go back to prison.

by the internet. All of a sudden he's doing white face. What happened to the Ozark guy? Did you read about that guy? The devil of the Ozark. I think that's his nickname, something like that. He was like an ex-police shop. Oh, yeah, the guy from Arkansas, the police chief. Well, the only reason I know about it is because when we were in Branson, people were messaging, like, be careful.

That guy's still on the loose over there. What? Yeah, he's like, apparently in the woods somewhere and they can't find him. I can pull it up, but I don't know about it. Do you know enough to talk about it on your own? Just everything I've told you is pretty much what I know. He was in jail and he, and he was. used a police officer uniform like he was pushing out like a barrel or trash of something and he

escaped. He was a former deputy chief or whatever of some little police force in Arkansas and he's been on the run. He was serving like 17 years, I believe, just going by memory and they can't find him. They say he's really familiar with the woods in that area. So he's pretty good out there in the wilderness. I can read you this from NBC News. Now this is the first I'm hearing of it. So What's his nickname, Devil of the Ozarks? Devil in the Ozarks. Devil? Because it was on HBO, I guess. Huh?

Yeah, okay, let me read you this. It's been 10 days since the convict depicted in an HBO documentary as the devil in the Ozarks escaped from an Arkansas prison long enough for his appearance to possibly change. Did you guys know he was an HBO guy? I had no idea that there was a show about this guy. On Tuesday, the Arkansas Department of Corrections distributed a photo, illustration of Grant Harden 56 with a short beard and a mustache,

with over a week passing since Hardin Escape the North Central Unit, we are releasing a possible updated headshot, which could reflect how he might look today. That's from the department. They put up a whole post on Instagram. It's like, we're offering 20 grand. Harden Escape from the North Central Unit in Calico Rock on May 25th. Prison officials said he was seen on security video pushing a car.

Yeah, like he's just walking with the little car. That's like every Ocean's 13 movie where they're dressed up like a bellhop going up to the room to rob. What was the city? He said Calico, what? Calico Rock. Maybe in Missouri. I think it's right by the border. It is.

When I read it. Prison official said he was seen on security video pushing a cart that carried wooden pallets while wearing a law enforcement-style uniform to evade attention to the guards. Hardin was briefly the police chief from Gateway Arkansas in 2016. That year, one of his victims,

City Water Department employee James Appleton criticized Hardin for encouraging police pursuits and handing taxpayers the allegedly increased bill for police vehicle repairs. How is he the devil? What do you do? I guess it's just, well, the name of the documentary that was on HBO, he fatally shot a guy and sexually assaulted a teacher. Devil in the Ozarks, a vicious sexual assault stuns a small town, but goes unsolved for two decades until a murder nearby reveals a suspect with matching DNA.

Was it him? Yeah, so there's a 2015 HBO documentary about him And then also, I guess they did a movie In 2023 Well, that's what this is Yeah, devil the Ozarks Okay, but there's a documentary At the same title that came out in 2015

And this is really close to Branson Like right there Like were y'all in the woods? Yeah, we're coming up. Well, there was some guy that came out of the woods In a police uniform and he was like But he was nice Yeah, he was like just looking for villains

And we're like, oh yeah, go ahead sir Do you ask for IDs? No, no, no, he was cool. He was cool. He was pushing a nice little car. Yeah, he had the same balance. So they say, too, this whole area is filled with caves, so like it could be really, really hard to find him. Imagine how miserable you are, though, living in the freaking cave.

Or how peaceful it is out there. No, no, you're miserable. For a minute, but you're miserable. You start to go, man, jail was better. But. You get fed every day. Eventually, you try to get away from the caves, but he needs to get with the old guy with the face tattoos. Yeah, Massey.

Lean on each other. Massie. Support girls. I mean, that's crazy. I mean, you're thinking this is going to be the most, I'm going to be out and it's going to be freedom. He's stuck in the woods just going, oh my gosh. Maybe he also might be with somebody who put him in the trunk and drove him seven states over. That's a good point.

You never really know. But I'm watching him, or at least a video of him pushing the power. Yeah, it's hilarious. It's not hilarious. You know the guy's thinking, oh my gosh. Am I getting away with this? It's like when you have like a pimple on your lip and to you, it feels and even when you look in the mirror, it looks huge. but you're always like, no, no, nobody can see it.

But you're talking to somebody later and you're like, I wonder if they're staring right at my pimple. Like, I know I have it. I know it hurts and it's big. But I wonder if they can tell right now I have this huge pimple. That's what he's thinking is he's rolling this thing. Like, I wonder if they know I got this huge. Like, I'm an escapee.

I don't know. Let's just keep going. Let's just hope nobody says anything. And then he's clear the fence and he's looking around like, is this, hmm. Okay. Crazy. My thing is, also, how did he get the uniform? There's no inside job there.

and B, like you said, he has to be going Don't walk too fast. Don't make it. I mean, you Are Cole? Maybe he's in charge of laundry. Right. No, he looks like... But I mean, could you set a uniform aside if you're the laundry person? Oh, God, that's a good I don't think you're doing the laundry for the police

uniform. I don't either. I don't think they're going to get any money. Maybe he cleans the guns of all the cops. They trust him. And he has a whole self-only guns that he cleans every day. I know. Clean my gun. I like it, though. I don't mind that's your average. Just giving you a hard time.

Threw it out there. Yeah. It's good throw. He was stupid. He has a little, yeah, he just really needed black and then he threw that little. It's almost like he put a tag on the back. It looks like it says police. P-O-L-I-S-E.

He misspelled it, though. Okay, take a quick break, Ray. I went and sat on the little ottoman in front of him. Hi, Dad. And just when I said that, my mom. comes out of the kitchen, and she says, I have some cookies and milk. This is a badass convict. Right.

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Who do you think he? Who do you think? is. I don't know. You meet the, like, the president? You think Canada has a president? You think China has a president? Those law crusade. God, I love that thing. I use it all the time. I wrap it in a blanket and sing to it at night. It's like the old Polish saying, not my monkeys, not my circus. Yep. It was a good one. I like that saying.

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Listen to the Nick, Dick, and Poll show on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Mr. Beast is asking his mom to pay for his wedding. Why? Isn't he a billionaire? What is going on? He's just trying to seem relatable. Despite being worth an estimated

$1 billion, Mr. Beast claims he has very little money and needs family support to fund his upcoming wedding to his fiancee, responding to a post on Twitter, which described Mr. B. as the only billionaire under 30 to not have inherited his wealth,

which, by the way, that's pretty cool. There are other billionaires under 30, but they all got money given to them. He made his. That's awesome. He said that I personally have very little money because I reinvest everything. I think this year we'll spend

about a quarter of a billion on content. Ironically, I'm actually borrowing money from my mom to pay my upcoming wedding. But sure, on paper, the businesses I own are worth a lot from people. Because his prizes are big, right? Like on his games and stuff that he does, gives away.

Yeah, his prime show, you win $100 million. I would imagine the prime show, though. Or it costs over $100 million. What about his chocolate bars? On the prime show, though, Amazon's giving money for that, too. But his YouTube, though, he was, like, giving his own money, right? I think he paid for the Amazon show. But they have to pay for something from him.

Oh, like to acquire it? Yes. So there's money given to... We're on his YouTube, his YouTube content. I won't say show his content. He pays for all of that. He pays for the making of the content. He pays the people to help ride it.

He pays for the prize money. When he goes to Amazon, Amazon's at least paying something to have Mr. Beast. But yes, I'm not sure what he's given away, though. So the top prize in that show was $10 million, but throughout the entire thing, he gave away $25 million. Pretty cool. Wow. So you believe it? Do you think he's broke?

I don't think he's broke. I think he also could take out a loan. What a lot of people do do do not pay, like what rich people do, is they'll take out loans on what they already have because they're not having to pay. There's certain ways they can avoid paying interest on certain things. There's like cheats for rich people. There's cheats.

So if I had a million dollars, I take out a million dollar loan? Like I already have a million? You could, let's say, I'm going to give you a bad, bad, bad example. You buy a property for a million bucks, and you take out a loan based on that property, and then you spend that money. What? Living.

but how did you buy the million dollar property? Yeah. Because you already had a million bucks. Got it. There are tax, it's tax ways. It's basically tax ways to avoid having to pay all these little wrinkles. It's how rich people stay rich.

I'm sure that's a terrible example of how I explained it, but I don't do it. I should figure it out. I'm afraid of that kind of crap. Amy, you're up. Okay. Do y'all ever say to people, oh my gosh, you look so nice.

Like, are you going somewhere special? Or like, no? No? I don't think I've ever done that. I used to say stuff like, oh wow, your hair looks good. Then it was like sexual harassment. Yeah, or like, what are you, what are you so dressed up for? I guess the example that I saw online was that we need to stop saying like, oh, don't you look pretty? Like, are you going somewhere special? Like we just need to say, you look fabulous. You look great. Period. End of sentence. I was told you can't even say that. Well, I mean, I guess that's at work. But let's say you're saying it to a friend. Like. Why? What's the reasoning?

Because if someone just dressed up for nothing special, then it makes them feel silly. Like, oh, no, I don't have anywhere special to go. Like, I just dressed up. Like, it could make people feel silly for dressing up. Can I give you a bit of a pushback on that? I would only say that to a friend that I see a lot and see how they dress all the time. For example, if I see Eddie and where I go to his house and he's in a tuxedo, I don't think he's hanging out barbecuing. I'm like, bro, you're looking good.

Yeah, because I know. You're going somewhere special. That's rude, dude. I'm just grilling. I know, and that's on me, and I shouldn't have done that. I don't want to make you feel silly, Penguin, man. That's true. I just kind of saw this and I thought it would be interesting for us to talk about,

because I didn't know if it was, like, a thing, or, like, is this one of those things where we're also, like, making something the thing that doesn't need to be a thing? This feels too woke for me. Yeah. It does. It feels too woke. I agree.

I think if you say that to somebody you don't really know, like, well, look at you, going somewhere fancy. I think that could be awkward, but if it's a friend and you see how they dress all the time, If lunchbox is in a collared shirt with it tucked in, I mean, that's Eddie's tuxedo. That's the, oh, yeah. You're like, whoa, bro, you're going to court? Like, what's the deal? And I think that's because we see him every day.

You go to court? Yeah, I don't know what for it. That's good, though. Yeah. Where he would be going. Yeah. Well, they're just saying, like, in the compliment as you look great, period. Yeah, I feel's too woke.

I'll be like, dang, you're going. I'll be like, where are you going? And then they go nowhere. A cumber bun, Eddie? Thanks a lot. Now I feel silly for dressing up. I understand the reasoning. I do.

It just practically doesn't feel like that's what normal people would do, how they would act. I will say that a while back, Amy said something about, like, you know, don't mention people's weight, like if they lost weight. Because I used to be really big on like, dude, you look good. You lost some weight. And I did not. I saw someone recently, and I was like, do not say it. Do not say it. but they lost a lot of water.

And say anything, and then I found out later that they were sick. So good thing that I didn't say it. And that's one of the reasons why they say don't is you never know what's going on in someone's life. And they might have, like, depression can make people lose weight. Cancer. And they haven't publicly said that they have it. So then it can make them feel like, oh, shoot, this is something that's really noticeable. And I don't want to talk about it.

And it makes them uncomfortable. So just like don't comment on the body. So I would. If you don't mind. I like to push back on that one a little bit. Oh, really? Yeah. Because I was like, you, you didn't say.

though. I feel that. And I do absolutely understand what you're saying. And that's coming from a place of absolute truth for some folks. However, if I'm just over on Drive Kings and they have the odds of how the person lost weight and what they want to hear, most people that have lost some weight aren't sick or have lost weight for a negative reason. And most people that have lost weight have worked hard for it or have done something medically and they want to hear most. I would say 79% of people. Yeah. So I play the odds and I'm like... For the 21%. No, no, I always do it. On that, It's a dude, never a woman. I will never mention her weight either way.

But if I see a dude who's lost a bunch of weight, I'll be like, dude, you lost a bunch of weight. You look great. Because if they're depressed, I just got them out. Everything about that? Everything about how I just lived in depression. That's where I'm saying. But how would you deal with a, I'm dying? I would hope it would be met with that.

I'm saying that's the percentage of the smaller. You know what? And there are times. Hey, there are times where I have stuck my foot in my mouth not knowing, but I'm going to take the risk. If I see somebody that I feel like has been working hard to lose, yeah, thank you. To lose weight, I'm going to say, oh, you look great. Look like lost a bunch of weight. I'm going to say it because I think more times than not, it's going to affect them in a positive way that makes them feel good. And if for some reason they're like, yeah, I'm dying tomorrow.

I'm going to feel bad. But that's the risk. That's right. That's right. They'll be out of it anyway. Again, I completely understand why you say that. And I agree in principle with it. however, odds are they would like to be recognized for losing that weight, which is why they lost the weight. So I'm going to allow my reaction to reflect how I feel. But I haven't been met with I'm sick or dying. Because they're not saying it. They don't want people to know. But wouldn't a consolation be if you're dying that you look great, like before you die?

Like, if it would be a little something, you look great. And in their head, you're like, yeah, I don't die. What if they got there, though, through? I mean, men do have eating. disorders, you know? What if he got there through an eating disorder and then your compliment just as a fuel to the fire? He's like oh, he noticed and now

I need to participate in more of my eating disorder behaviors. If the queen had ball, she'd be king. Like we're doing crazy ifs here. But that's still possible. That is possible but not probable. And all I'm doing is probabilities and I don't do women. Well, I don't do women when it comes to this situation.

I'm only doing probabilities. Possibilities for sure. 100 possibilities. Odds are, if a person has lost a bunch of weight, I feel as a man, they've probably worked hard to do it, and they would like for it to be said to them because most people don't. There's a way to acknowledge things, too. Like, there's other compliments. You can give people that don't comment specifically on that, so they can still feel great about themselves.

Like, oh, like, you're, you're glowing. If you say that to a dude, you're going to get punched in a face. What do you mean by that? Yeah, what do you mean glowing? You're about to get punched. Okay. Or he thinks you're hitting on them. And you're like, oh, oh, now.

Yeah, okay. I see. Like, I love your energy. Never. If somebody lost weight and it's a dude, I'll be like, dude, you look great. You lost some weight. It looks like it was like 25 pounds. Wow. 20. Hey, I'm going to. I can always guess. Amy, I'm telling you. Why would you give a number though? That's awkward. No, with a dude. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I nailed somebody the other day. Like, perfect.

But this is like your specialty? I'm pretty good at it. I saw him and hadn't seen them in probably six months or so other than on Zoom. And I saw it and I was like, you lose a bunch of weight. Would you drop like 40? And he goes, 43. Boom! Is this the same guy Eddie saw? No, that got fed. That got died.

I'm dying. No, no, no. I'm telling you, though. It felt good. I could have been a circus marketer back in the day. I'll guess you're waiter. I'll eat my hat.

Okay. Yeah. I understand. I would like to say again. In principle, I agree with everything you said. Right. I just feel like it's like way too woke people

sit at their desk going. Okay, let's find out more ways that we can make people feel bad for offending people. Yeah. But I get it. Yeah. I can nail weight loss.

Pretty good, 40 pounds. I can't get like zero to eight pounds. That all looks the same. Like a baby? Oh, you mean. No, not like a baby. I'm talking about it. How much do you like kids?

No, no, no. My infant guessing is terrible. I'm saying the loss of weight. Like zero to eight, I cannot tell the difference. Once we get to those double digits, I'm like, you lost a little weight. And if it's when I can first start to tell, that means it's around 10 to 12 pounds. It's pretty good, man. Yeah, thanks.

Lunchbox, your story. Yeah, I'm worried about society. I'm worried about how we're making people parent. It's a sad story. It gets even sadder. So there's these kids, a 10-year-old and a 7-year-old brothers in North Carolina and their parents let them walk to the nearby store. And on the way home, the 7-year-old got hit by a car and died.

Okay? But they have charged his parents, the parents, with negligent and homicide or involuntary manslaughter. Manslaughter, yeah. Yeah. And so they are in prison. because they let their kids walk to a store. And they were not allowed out to go to the funeral

because they put them with a $1.5 million bond. I hate that. Guys, look, it's okay to let their kids. I mean, the store, it's okay to let your kids do stuff. And so they're saying they didn't supervise them so they're going to prison. Wow, that's crazy. So I'd like to push back a little.

Of course, why wouldn't you? If possible. I agree with you again in principle. And in theory, I had no rules. I was able to do what I want and when I would. wanted, but most of that is because the environment that I lived in. I lived in a small town, no highways, no freeways. I don't know the exact part of the story. I don't know what road they're walking on. I think there are differences with the exact same situations, meaning,

let's say the situation is you're a parent. Let your kids walk to the store two miles away. And yeah, my kid's 11. We let him do it. However, if the difference is, he walks on the side of the highway versus he walks in Mountain Pine where there are no highways, just small roads and dirt roads, there's a difference there. And I think it should be treated as such. Where I get annoyed is there's no nuance in general. But I don't know this story. What road was he on?

It's just like a neighborhood road. Like it has a grass median in the middle. There's stoplights. It's just a regular, you know, there's little businesses on the side. Nothing crazy. It's like through kind of a neighborhood. Yeah. And he's seven.

With his 10 year old brother. Yeah. I mean. It would be hard for me. I'm looking at it now. In this situation, and I think it should be looked at a situation. by situation. I really do. I think I'm looking at it now and it's terrible. And was there any

other history of neglect or anything? And all that matters, right? Yes. All that matter. There is history of neglect? No, I'm saying yes, it matters. Yes. Because if it's based just on this, this is crazy to me. So let me read through this story a little bit here. Because I think all the little details matter with such a massive situation. Like I said, again, I think it can be the same scenario, but different variables with the exact same scenario, produce different results

with who's in trouble and who's not. The parents have a seven-year-old boy, who was fatally struck in North Carolina, I've been charged with involuntary manslaughter for letting him walk home from a grocery store. Little Legend Jenkins was with his 10-year-old brother in Gastonia when he ran into traffic and was hit by a Jeep. Traffic is an interesting word because traffic means there are a lot of cars, but I don't see any... I'm looking at the road here. doesn't look super busy. His mom, Jessica, said it was the first time she allowed her sons to walk to

the nearby store. Oh, that's, so I would think the first time you, I would think, well, I would think the first time you do it, you walk with your kids. Well, I think first time by themselves. Do you know that? No, no, but I'm saying when I read that, it's like, okay, we've probably walked it before and I let them go this time by themselves. Because eventually, after you do it a few times, you have to let them go by themselves. But you don't know that. No, no. That's just how I read it. Right. Got it. And I don't know that it's not that. And the population of that city is 80,000. that's a lot. So there are cars.

Yeah, there's cars. Yeah, yeah. I was populated in 700. Like every car could have been on the road and there's no traffic. Ivy and the boy's father were arrested Thursday. They were denied permission to attend the funeral. That sucks and that sounds terrible and it feels terrible. I don't agree with that.

The Gastonia Police Department offers its deepest sympathies to a family and their heartbreaking loss. Okay. In such cases, adults must be held accountable for their responsibilities to ensure a safe environment for their children. the driver will not face any charges. A witness to the crash. I said the boy was hit. After darting out into the street as his brother tried to hold him back,

she immediately stopped her car. I don't want to read the next part. It's too morbid. It's going down. She said she tried to comfort the seven-year-old, just letting him know, yeah. So I feel that this isn't... Who got hit? Who got hit?

Seven-year-old died. This is my feeling of this story. If in a vacuum, the parents wouldn't have gone to jail. meaning just the situation it is a small enough town by the road that I'm looking at from two pictures it does not look like a heavily trafficked area

however if the same situation happens by how our laws are they are universal and one courtroom you go I'm going to cite this the same exact situation can happen somewhere else

in a much busier place and it does feel like they shouldn't let their kids walk and just the law is if a young kid is without their parent and it gets hit by a car in traffic, it is neglect by the parent. And what sucks is we're not doing them individually. We're doing them.

This is the law. And this is the rule based on what has been written and we must abide by it. And it's also setting precedent for later times when seven-year-olds are walking by themselves. But my whole thing is, I don't understand how it's a law that you have to be with your children all the time. That's not the law. The law is if something bad happens to your kids, and they're seven years old and you're not with them, it's your fault. So if nothing happened to them, they wouldn't get in trouble.

If the kid hadn't been hit by the car, they would not have been in trouble. It sucks. And I think if you look at this, again, individually by itself and if there's no sign of abuse anywhere, you go, this is a tragedy the parents should be put in jail. But you can't not put the parents in jail and not give them neglect charges. If you've given other parents neglect charges in busier places, because you're not making the law a popular. or where the kid gets hit or how many cars are driving that hour.

I think the charges got dropped against this mom. Remember that Georgia mom? He was 10 years old and he walked to like Dollar General and they showed up at her house and arrested her and a kid didn't die though. No, he did not. I know, but it was still crazy to me that she was being arrested though because her kid walked. I agree.

But I don't think those are super comparable because the kid didn't die. It's just crazy to me to think that my parents would have been in prison because starting at seven years old. old, I rode my bike to school every day and home. But also, you're comparing 1990 something to 2026 with 24-hour news cycles and media

everywhere that absolutely affects how laws are made. Well, I can't think of a worse punishment than having your kid die. And then you have to go to prison on top of that. And then like, who raises your other kid? It feels like it's worse. Yeah. Law doesn't care about that crap. Well, they should. But again,

in a vacuum, they should. Yes. All I'm doing, and I think that if there's been no signs of abuse in any way, listen, I think these parents were just letting their kids be kids. And 99 of them hundred times this doesn't happen. But it did happen. And they've also charged other parents that probably weren't neglectful to their kids and let them walk across busy intersection and streets that got hit. And it was neglect. You can't really go because of the traffic in this area and not in this area.

We're not going to charge you. Because that's the law. My argument is the law should be looked at individually. Sure. But it doesn't happen. that. So yeah, all of it sucks. I hate this story, dude.

But again, there are a lot of rules and laws that are different now because of the access, news is access to be able to share things that then turns into different little stupid tidly wink laws because somebody, a local representative gets a call, they saw it on the news. So, yeah, yeah, terrible. If there's no history and neglect, I don't even think the parents do anything wrong. But if other parents have been charged for it for the exact same thing, you can't decide not to charge this one parent for the exact same thing if it happened. But yeah, nothing's the same from when we were kids.

Yeah, but I mean, like they said they didn't keep their kids safe. The only way you can keep your kids safe, and you can't even guarantee this, is lock them in their room. I mean, if you can't let them go outside, then I don't understand. They're not just going outside. They're walking down a busy street. Obviously, it's a busy street. There's businesses there, which means.

it's not in the middle of a residential neighborhood. There's businesses there. We're also not saying the parents were wrong. I don't think the parents were wrong, but I don't know. I don't know if they walked them with their kids 10 times to show them the way. Or for once, they were just like, yeah, yeah, you guys are good. Just walk down to the store. So.

I just saw that and I was like, man, that's just crazy. I just felt. Do you not understand why, though? Even if you don't agree with it, do you not understand why? No, I think, I don't understand why. I don't understand that you can't watch your kids 24 hours day, seven days a week. Kids have to get out in the world and they build their confidence that way.

Okay, but that's a whole different thing than protecting your kids who's seven. I feel like going away for that, though, it's sort of like you're acting as if I went and like through my child in front of a Jeep. And like I didn't. No, but you allowed your kid to get to a place that was very dangerous for them. But what happens if you're walking with him and they run out in traffic? That's different. That's different for sure.

You had an adult with them over 18. It'd be like if the kid gets in a car and jumps in a car and drives away and steals the car and he's eight years old. You're like, well, kids just get out and do crap. No, that's still against the law. But the parent can't be charged because the kids stole the keys. I mean, you didn't hand the keys of the kid. I feel like in this court maybe it could.

Like, why did you have your keys accessible to your child? Why didn't you have locked into safe? It's like, man, I don't know. I just, I don't know. I totally disagree with it. What if a kid gets a gun that's not illegal and shoot somebody else with it as a parent's gun? Well, if it's the parent's gun and it was not locked away,

the parent is responsible for that. But, I mean, it's there. the parent did nothing illegal by having a gun Yeah, they need to have it locked Or even if it's locked But the kid knows the code Yeah, that's Yeah, that part is tricky

Like there is a responsibility To be in a parent And there's a fine line that isn't really known fully because you can't know it fully Yeah, I just think when you have something Like a car key and a gun is different You're not going to lock up your car keys Oh, you might if they get a little car eye

I'm all on that car. Maybe. Yeah, now the story sucks. I feel terrible for the parents. But I do understand why they're arrested, but you wish, and there's no nuance at all in our world. Everything's so polarizing and black and white that it could be examined in a vacuum and look at. Did the parents have anything that happened prior? Were they negligent in any way?

Because what if they were negligent? And I don't know they were. word, would that make a difference? What if like the kids didn't have, the parents didn't come on for a couple days at a time and the kids just had to figure out how to live? Would that make a difference now? Yes. I think that's the factors then. Right, but again, we can just make up a story and say that happened, much like the parents walked them 10 times. But the same thing happened, but different circumstances surrounded it. I don't want to be a judge. Oh, I do. I'd be the greatest judge. I don't want to be on a jury. I want to be one judge of the whole world. But what do judges do? Don't they just make sure that

everything goes smooth and then the jury trial but no just trial just jury trial I guess I don't want to be on a jury I don't want to decide this sort of stuff judge just all kinds of crap yeah mm-hmm I ought to be a world judge judge of the world yeah that story sucks though

then the fact they didn't let him go to the funeral that's terrible man whoever's in charge like who doesn't have a heart there what a terrible decision terrible now what if they're allowed to go in like shackles and stuff you don't go to my uncle wasn't a lot of my family was in jail a lot growing up, you don't come in shackles.

You either come with your supervisor or you come by yourself and they just expect you to go back. And he did both. He would come to stuff with his supervisor because one time he didn't go back on time. Like an escort person? They gave him that chance. Well, one time he didn't go back on time. Hang it. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Uncle Bub, that's the name. Bub? His name is Don. It's Uncle Bub. He spent most of his life in jail in and out. I don't know of a single family member that's a generation above me that wasn't in jail

That's what's crazy Did your grandma ever go to jail? I'm talking about like that generation of parents All the way across I don't think my grandma did no I know she had that illegal card game but She did get arrested For gambling

The van the van So they Yeah so they outlawed bingo in Hot Springs Love this And so she was like Screw that I'll go and get a van and drive around with all the old ladies, and they'd switch out, one would drive,

and they'd all play bingo and gamble in the back. As they drove around. As they drove around. Dang right. What are the cops doing, pulling them over? Exactly. That's like pulling Willie over. What are you doing?

What are you doing? So, she didn't go to prison, but I think she went to jail for a minute. She went to the slamer? Yeah. But yeah. Why was bingo outlawed? Gambling.

Like you put in like five bucks and then... You have like five bucks a card. Okay, it's $5. Well, but when there are 90 people there and it's five bucks a card and you're buying eight cards, it's $40. 90 people, you're looking at every game being worth a couple thousand bucks. Yeah, that's gambling.

I don't know. It feels harmless to me. Me too. It is harmless. I used to go all time. Elks Club, Benedict Teen Manor. Play bingo? All time.

Kids couldn't play, but she'd buy the cards and I'd play. I couldn't yell bingo though. It wasn't old enough. Oh, yeah. But I'd be like, I got to get it. She'd go bingo. Yeah, that's awesome. That story sucks, lunchbox.

Morgan, you're up. Okay. I don't really want to follow that. I know it's a weird one. I don't even like doing those in this type situation. They like the sad ones. There's this artist in Japan. Okay, if she's like a graphic artist. Nah, too sad. Eddie. Wait, you've seen this?

No, I'm kidding. I don't know anything about it. Mine's not sad at all. It is kind of crazy. So she predicted the deaths of Freddie Mercury, Princess Diana, and the COVID pandemic with her graphics. Okay. Is this like the Simpsons where they've done 90,000 episodes and they get some stuff right just because they've done so many episodes? I don't know. Okay, but she predicted this and she has one that's out right now and it's this like apocalyptic prophecy that on July 5th something's going to happen. And so there's a whole bunch of people that believe her so much that they've canceled plans to go to Japan because it's supposed to happen in Japan.

When? I've just seen too many people from the future on TikTok tell me things are happening and they haven't happened also. That's going to be crazy if something happens on July 5th. Well, this is what I would say. Something will happen in Japan on July 5th. Something. It's something not good. Okay, she also predicted another one. She predicted the...

I want to know what she's predicting July 5th. And I want some specificity here because somebody will die. That many people, that big of an area, somebody's going to die, some tragedy is going to happen. And I want to know what the graphic is. Okay, well, here's the graphic for you. And it's translated to the future I predicted.

Okay. It's like a woman with her hand or something? Yeah, she's like covering an eye. You can see her eye and there's all these kind of things happening. bunch of water around. Tsunami. So now we need it to happen on the water or to the water.

Yeah. Water has to be involved. A lot of people have like kind of translated and they're warning people to steer clear of the land of the rising sun, which is Japan. And there's like this kind of area of it that they're saying to avoid. Because she also predicted another one, the Japanese earthquake and the tsunami that killed more than 18,000 people. But when you say predicted, I need to know, did she just draw a tsunami and then

all of a sudden she gets credit for it? Because they do happen a lot over there. Well, I don't know about over there. I don't know specifically. Tsunamis happen over there. They don't happen here. No, no, I know. I'm saying.

They happen over there in that part of the world. That's correct. But it doesn't matter. I'm just saying if she did a tsunami, it's like somebody doing a hurricane here. Did they do a big mural of a hurricane inside of a building? In the next three years, there's going to be a big hurricane. Yeah. How specific is the date?

That's what I want to know. She's at July 5th. I know. And then something to do with water. That's all that's been, like, translated so far. Something to do with water. It'll be on July 5th, and it's going to be a calamity. That's creepy.

That's not creepy. I feel like enough people just do this crap now that. They've related her to the blind Bulgarian mystic, Baba Venga. Yeah, not familiar. This lady? I've seen her on social media. See her in the picture? Uh-uh.

She's like that. Is that a real head? Yes, that's her. She's blind. So she can't see it. Well, it's just a picture of her face, guys. You never see that. You know the difference in a hurricane and this tsunami?

I believe. I bet you can do it. I believe it's the rotation. You're thinking about the toilet flushing backward in Australia. One of them like, you know, turns. Oh, I know. Clockwise. I bet you get it.

It's location. Part of the world. Kind of. Kind of. Kind of. Like. Southern. Does one have to do with plates and the other doesn't?

Kind of? Plates. Go ahead. I was going to say, speed. No. Like the size of the waves. My understanding is a hurricane happens because basically fronts for the, like warm water, cold water. A tsunami is something that happens under the water that creates waves.

Oh. Mike, would you fact-check that for me? I was on kind of wave size. Yeah, you were, dude. Well, no, no, no. Because tsunami is a giant wave, right? Yes. A tsunami is created by something, I believe, under the ocean. Like, for example, an earthquake under the ocean.

That's why I said kind of with plates. Here we go. A hurricane is a large rotating storm with strong winds and heavy rain, while a tsunami is a series of large ocean waves caused by an earthquake or volcanic eruption. So a tsunami is created by things happening under. hurricane and things happening on surface

E with the water But one of them is the same Like I think it's Hurricane and Typhoon maybe One of them's the same thing Except they rotate No

Different that's ocean They're different oceans Really? They could rotate different But what I know about that is Because this is why I know this Earthquake and Typhoon They were wrestlers

And WW They were a tag team Really Yeah Back in the day And so A hurricane is like Pacific Atlantic

and then the typhoon is a different part of the Pacific. I don't know if they rotate differently. Would you fact check that, Mike? But I believe they're just in different locations as to why they're named different things. Yeah, I think anything in the northern hemisphere is counterclockwise, southern hemisphere is clockwise. And so are they named different

because of where they are in the oceans? Yeah. There's also a cyclone. A cyclone to me is a tornado. Yeah. Is there a water cyclone? I guess there's something called a water cycle. Water cycling. You ever seen those?

Those are crazy. In the South Pacific and Indian Ocean. Wow. No. I haven't yet. Yeah, you'll see them like above the water. Kind of like looks like with your own eyes. Do you see that?

On videos. Oh, on videos. Yeah. I thought you meant like at the house. Oh, no. Just like on TikTok, I've seen that. Got it. All right.

Eddie, what do you have? What do you all think about Dakota Johnson? Oh, I love her. Nepo kid. Who's her family? Don Johnson, Melanie Griffith. Oh, really? Yeah, Griffin or Griffith, not sure I'd say her name.

But that's the first thing I think of is Neppo Baby. Is she the one that did... Cold Place Chris Martin. Yeah. Oh, I thought she did some risque... 50 Shades of Gray. She did. Yes. The movie?

That's her. No, I think... Oh, I'm thinking of Fishburn. Sorry. Lawrence Fishburn's daughter, she did, like, nudy stuff. And so I was thinking it was her, but wrong... I think 50 grades of Shish... 50 Shades of Gray.

Is... It is. That's Dakota Johnson. Yeah, but also, I don't know what new these stuff is. Did you know Lawrence Fishburn was the cowboy and the Pee Weirman Playhouse? Yeah. Did you see that there's a Pee-E-Herman documentary? I finished the first half, the first hour and a half.

I just started last night. Dude, I'm on the second. It's a different thing. Please do your story. Okay, Dakota Johnson. But yes, I did know Lawrence Fishburn because he's in the documentary, right? Dakota Johnson. So she came out on Jimmy Fallon and was like, it was kind of funny because she was wearing a dress,

obviously way too short and then showing, like, a lot of her boobs. And she's sitting there and she immediately goes, immediately goes like, I picked the wrong thing to wear. And then just from there, the whole interview is awkward. And Jimmy's like, I'm not looking. I'm watching. He gives her a napkin to put it in her shirt.

He gives a little napkin and puts it over and then she takes it off. And it's just kind of like weird to, I don't know how I felt about her showing up like that and then making a thing out of it. I guess the question is, do you think it was all set up? I think so because you wouldn't wear something like that without knowing the half of your boobs sticking out and you're going to make a thing about it. And then poor Jimmy, he's trying to do the interview, like, just serious, but he's laughing a little bit the whole time because she keeps trying to, like, fix her shirt.

It's hilarious. Yeah, I don't want a boob shamer, but it is weird that she wouldn't know what she looked like. I think I know why, if it is on purpose. Okay. She has a movie coming out with Pedro Pascal and Chris Evans called Materialists, and it's, like, kind of about them flirting kind of a three-way type situation vibe. So I'm wondering if there's some play on that happening. I haven't seen the interview, but that would be my guess because they've done a lot of promo for that movie.

And it's kind of in a slurdy vibe. She wants sexuality to be part of the interview, but without it being so apparent. Maybe. Yeah. That's just a guess, though. I haven't seen it yet. Yeah, because I'm looking at it now, and her boobs are way out, and you would know that by looking in a mirror. Yeah.

And as soon as she sat down. It's part of the design of the dress. It also doesn't look like something that somebody wouldn't wear. Yeah. It's not crazy. If she hadn't said anything, I'd be like, oh, okay, well, that's a, yeah, people have worn more revealing things. Absolutely. That's what was weird about it.

But maybe Morgan's right. People do use that show or, like, all those shows right to promote. Like, that's the main thing. That's the exact thing. That's the exact reason they go on is for promotion. Nobody ever just goes on because they're bored. Like, you go on to watch shows to promote something. And him sticking a napkin in there definitely got it more attention.

Well, she asked, like, does anyone have a blanket? Could have been, we're going to attempt some virility here, too. But I'm with you. Again, I'm not boob jamming. You wear whatever you want. Of course. But it is weird that you're like, oh, I shouldn't have wore this. Like, they didn't let you see what you were wearing before you walked out.

Yeah. Okay, we're going to dress you. We're going to blindfold you. You're not going to know. But when you walk out, ooh, you're going to love it. That's weird. And I think Jimmy handled it really well. He was really funny about it.

I think it was prepared. Yeah. Okay, cool. Good dress. It's kind of a jacket type thing, right? Or is that a full dress? That's a full dress. It's just way open in the front.

Yeah. Do you like that lunchwise? I'm not minding it. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Okay, cool. We're done.

I got Keith Irvin over on the Bobbycast. It's really great. So are you going to finish Peewee like this week, you think? Oh, Peewee real quick. I feel bad for Peewee. Okay. I really do. That's all I'm going to say.

Okay. The documentary, it is two parts three to an hour and a half long. He, Peewee's dead, by the way. Paul Herman's. He died of cancer in 2023 when he was doing this documentary. The documentarians did not know he had cancer at all. Correct. That's crazy. I feel bad for me. Have they gone in? Yes.

They already gone into that. What I've seen. Yes. I mean, it's news. But because it was in like the 90s, we get what's filtered down to us. It's like, Peewee was whacking off in a theater. That's all I remember. So we all think Peewee was watching Shrek whacking off. Wasn't the case at all. He went into one of those. Pretty moving. X, X, X, X,X, X, X, X, X, X, X, X,

what do you think happens in those X, X, X, X, X, stores? There's no, there aren't kids in there. Yeah. Like, I'm not going on one of those stores, but they're not illegal. And also, what, if a cop goes in there, what do you think they're going to find in a video part of an X, X, X, X,X, place? People whack it off.

It ain't for me, but it's like, that exists. Do you think they're in there praying? It was just weird that Peewee was in there. I'm just, I'm not saying anything bad or whatever about it, but as, he wasn't peewee by then. He was over by then. I think he was always pee wee to, no, no, but Pee, but Pee-Wy Herman was over. Yeah. But I'm saying he wasn't pee-wee then, but. But just that like Eddie's, Eddie's having a hard time wrapping his head around the fact that he would go to a place like that and do that.

The guy playing a character would have a normal life. I was younger and all I knew was peon-oh. That's called normal life. As to some people, a lot of people go to sex shops. A lot of people go to peep shows, whatever that is. Yeah. No, no, people do. I never have.

I didn't know what the video is playing in the movies and you sit there by your sex. They've caught, like, politicians coming out of, like, those little rooms where you put the quarters and whack off and watch people like. Yeah, but I still, so I don't know that I call that a normal life. I would say it's not, it's not illegal and they're not hurting anybody. Yeah. And that's literally what it's for. It doesn't make it normal. It doesn't make it illegal.

Yeah. And they act like he had touched kids, and that didn't happen. Yeah. I did have that thought, too. Most people do. Yeah, like, why did we have that thought? Because he was doing a kid show, then it ended. And I'm not saying he whacked off in accordance to a show ending, because he probably did that, who knows.

But he was going to a private place to do a private thing. They had a cop come in, bused him. But like, why doesn't he? I don't know why people do whatever. Why do people do all kinds of stuff? I don't know. Yeah. Yeah.

Anyway, it looks good. So we should watch it. No You shouldn't Really? I don't think it's for everybody But I watch Pee We Herman

I don't think it's for it's not about just that He doesn't even get to that two hours in But really that wasn't even about Pewey Herman wasn't a kid's character He was in the growlings in L.A. And made up this character Was it a comedy stuff? He had like 40 characters

And it was the only one that did anything at all And so he did a late night theater show with it There's adult for adults And then he toured it And then he got a movie Peewee's Big Adventure way before the show happened and the movie was a success and then they're like hey want you to do a kid show

of this character and he's like I don't know but he's like I did like Captain Kangaroo and so he took that and turned but we just remember the the kid show character from it yeah but yeah no yeah listen he should have never been beaten off in public no doubt about it but it wasn't like he was doing on the side of a street either he wasn't on a corner with his jacket open in a parking lot going watch me

whack this guy or girl in a car he was literally in a private at gross store, an XXX, store. I've never been in one of those. So I'm not being like, it's normal. I'd never been in one. But they're illegal. And I'm not going to sex shame somebody. So if they're legal, why do he get arrested?

Because they walked in and he was whacking off in that Oh, the store is legal, but you can't do that. Like it was like a store and a theater. They show it with a little thing, X, X, X, X,X, like a little theater, a little, but they're showing adult movies. You can watch some movies, but you're not allowed to do that. Yeah, they're showing porno movies. They don't know it's like people to whack off more.

they're doing a porno movie. How crazy is that? Of course, everybody's in there, whacking it if they're in there. I don't know. Don't you just suspect? I never been in one. I haven't even seen a pornographic video

or image probably 10 years. In any way whatsoever. Yeah, me either. So when I say that, it's not coming from me going like, I do it, but if I did, I'd be like, who cares? But yeah, no, he got a raw deal. And they ran them hard.

I see what you did there Raw and hard No I didn't say raw hard I didn't say that random hard But and then people Have turned it into like he was Wacking off in a regular theater Or he was beating all the kids watching

Or there was nothing He was in a gross sex store With sex movie playing Or what do you think happens there So Well I want to watch it It's you'll like it Yeah

Because I mean I love the movie Like big adventure Peeby's big adventure. Like that's, that was my first introduction to him and it's awesome. And then the show,

obviously, like in the mornings or whatever, and like that was good. In retrospect, I would have thought, well, in retrospect,

I see now, but I would have thought that the show launched the movie, just not knowing because we were so young. Yeah. But the movie was first.

They spent $6 million bucks. You know what the director the movie was? Uh-uh. It's like Ron Howard. Nightmare before Christmas. Tim Burton. Tim Burton.

Oh, really? This is his first ever movie. That's how he got Batman. What? That's how Tim Burton got to direct Batman. How? He did such a good job on Pee Berman. No way. You got to deal with Wonder Brothers. You're like, all right, you're a direct Batman. That's cool. Do you remember the second

Pee Wee Herman movie? Big Top. Big Top Pee We. I never saw that one. Do you ever see the Peeway Christmas special? No. No. Never saw that. Anyway, I like it. I'm not going to recommend it because I don't think it's for everybody. But it's, I'm not even, I have 30 minutes left. But they did go over that and I felt bad for him. Like, dude, you got to be smart enough if you're, but he didn't look like Pee We Herman in any way. He said in part of it Also he client This is this thing

He said I wasn't doing that I wasn't be you know what his fine was $50 Wow Because they My theory they knew that they lied about when they bussed him His fine was $50 That's great

That's weird Yeah why is that weird Because you know what If they would have really had him on something They would have got him And he was like I was being dragged so much I pleaded no contest

Not guilty And just pay my $50 so it would be over with So it wouldn't be in the news every day. Cerebral. Yeah, but whatever. Don't whack off in public places. That's my theory in life.

That's my life motto. Don't like off public places. I don't remember that. Yeah, I kind of got fired up watching it. Because again, there's so much that stuff in the 90s stuff. It's embedded in us that these people did these things that were so wrong. But it's because we were fed this narrative. We only had four channels.

There wasn't social media. There wasn't ways to get alternate perspectives and ideas or things from the person's mouth themselves. And also in the mugshot, he looked like Charles Manson. Yeah. Because his hair was long and he had a beard. And it was like, that's not the peewee Herman. We know it just made him look worse.

But if I could go back, I'd say peewee. Don't do that. Take the video home. Don't do that. Rent it. Take it home. Buy it. Buy it.

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