The Bobby Bones Show - WEDS PT 2: Bobby Opens His Birthday Presents + Eddie’s Crazy LA Story + Morgan Harassed Bobby + Is Bobby Mad At Kane Brown?

Episode Date: April 2, 2025

Eddie shared why he thinks LA is crazy after a crazy Uber incident that involved racism. Bobby also got another warning while he was there that had him paranoid. Bobby also addressed the chair controversy based on listener comments from yesterday’s competition. Bobby gave an update on Morgan making a comment about him that felt like she harassed him. Eddie wants to know if Bobby appreciates us more after filling in on the Rich Eisen show. Bobby talked about Blake Lively getting into the news for something good by working at a donut shop and we dive into who we side with based on what we know. Bobby then opened all of his birthday gifts from the show. Raymundo wants to know if Bobby is mad at Kane Brown?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Mr. Bobby, Bones. Well, let's start the podcast. I can do Eddie first one, L.A. is crazy. I was not part of the racist incident, incident. So this is not my racist story. I don't know what it is. Me and Uber's. Because I remember in New Orleans, had a crazy story in New Orleans.

What was your New Orleans story? Where I was going to put my suit in the front seat and the lady had like a bag of trash just threw it on the street. She's like, here, put your suit right there. That wasn't racism, no. That was littering. It was just littering. Not as bad as racism, but still, yeah, unfortunate.

So we went to Los Angeles for a couple days. Show's been on the last couple days. But I filled in for Rich Eisen massive from ESPN back in the day. It works for NFL Network. He went on vacation, and so I went filled a couple days. But so we stayed in L.A. for two days, and at times we'd be split apart. So Eddie and Reed would get an Uber. And what happened?

Yeah, Reed wanted to go to Venice Beach. So we get an Uber, and we're almost to Venice. and our Uber driver kind of turns on a street and pulls in front of a truck. And the truck just lays the horn for like 30 seconds. Like what is happening? And then the Uber driver is like, dude puts his arms up like, whoa, whoa, what do you want? What do you want? Your Uber driver was what race?

He's a white dude. Okay. And the guy in the truck was a Hispanic fella. And so we get to a stoplight and then the guy, the truck pulls up right next to us. And the guy, the Hispanic guy, rolls the window down. He's like, boom, boom, boom, bo, bo, starts yelling. Are you scared at that point? Oh, yeah.

And he made a polite a gun. We're in L.A. Yeah. Like, yeah, I'm scared. And then they were drivers like, what do you want? But didn't roll the window down. Thank God. But he was like yelling through the window.

What are you going to do about it? Chewy? Huh? Huh? Oh. You do something chewy? And I'm like, oh, oh, chewy. So Reed didn't know, because Reed is younger and white and didn't understand that

Chewy was, I wouldn't say a racist term, but he was using a name. Just a blanket Hispanic name. A Hispanic nickname. Yeah. It's like doing Carlos, Jose, whatever. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. He yelled Chewy at the dude. What if he didn't know Chewy, though?

Do you think there was a chance they knew each other? No, no chance. Because Chewy wanted to kill him. And you were a little concerned? And I was thinking to myself, too. Does he not know that I'm Hispanic? Oh, that's good point, too. I'm in the backseat.

Chewy's in the backseat as well. He's surrounded by Chewis? Interesting. I didn't go with them. I had another meeting. but Venice Beach is where they do all the muscles. They work out. Yeah.

They call it Muscle Beach, right? And Eddie was saying they had music on and the guys would like, they knew people were watching. There was this one guy who looked like he was a competitive bodybuilder. He was oiled up and everything. He would just do like a couple curls and then like the crowd would be like, ooh. Oh, they would cheer? Oh, yeah.

Did they have like tip jars out? No. Is this like their job? I don't think you can get to them. Oh. Can you walk on the floor? Anyone can work out in there. Oh, really?

I've never been. There was an older dude, maybe like a 60-year-old. So you could have hopped in and did some 15, some curls? 100%. Yeah, it's just like a community gym outside with like benches and weights and everything. I thought you had to either pay or no. One of the guys that I know, because we were out there and he called me and he goes, hey, what are you doing? I said, we're going to go try to find some food.

I'm leaving. I's going to go to a different meeting. And he was like, hey, be careful. Okay. You don't even know where I am or what I'm doing. It doesn't matter where you are. One of our friends just got mugged outside of a really nice restaurant at a valet and they stole his watch. What?

Like, what do you tell us that? What, what? We were on a restaurant. I hear you. Like, I'm looking around anyway. Like, you know, he said, so it doesn't matter what part of town you're in, just be careful, people will jump you. Crime is up there? I guess. I don't know.

But then anybody walking anywhere anywhere. Oh, ho. Anyone. What do you? What's it? I got my sleeves pulled over, my watch. Yeah, it's, it's bizarre. L.A.

Yeah. L.A. is crazy. You know there's a skyscraper downtown where they didn't finish building it and there's graffiti all over it? It's up. It's probably like 50 floors. And there's nothing in it. It's just like concrete.

It's like they started building it. They put glass and everything but they didn't finish it. So I guess people just in the middle of the night just go and spray paint. That's cool. Now it's just art. Can homeless people stay in it?

I think so. Like now there's gates around it but I think people just jump the gates. That's what I would do, right? If I were homeless. Hey, Scoobo lived out there for a long time. Now I moved here. gets run off the road all the time if you guys haven't heard that story yeah do you know about this

building yeah they started i think in coven and it's just been sitting there no one's moved into it there there's also one in orlando too called the i saw an i4 which you guys probably saw when you're there similar where they built it it just built it just been sitting there and no one's moved into it it's just vacant why why the one in l. i'm looking at it now it's actually a lot more finished than i thought it was a glass on oh there's glass why i just think because most people left during cobb there's a mass exodus they thought maybe at some point people would move into it and take over, but no one's moved into it. I mean, I don't think they fully finished it as well. I think it's just the exterior is finished, but the inside isn't fully done.

And stupid question, like, how do you get from the first floor to like the 40th? Probably stairs. Oh, my goodness. Stupid question? Thank you. I was like the other's an elevator in there. You're right. But the answer would be stairs. Thank you. But I'm sure, like, when we lived in Austin, right, we were younger, so we went out a bunch more. In Nashville, I guess I got asked Morgan this question. But in Austin, if you went to stairwell in a parking garage, people were, it was terrible. Even like a three-story park garage, people would just like pee in the stairwell, they'd be so drunk, they'd

pee or vomit in stairwells and you just didn't want to go up and down the stairs if it wasn't a place that was constantly or consistently being cleaned. Is it like it here? Yeah, I mean, the other day we came out of brunch and there was vomit on the street, so. The street though, like in every stairwell, I felt like

in Austin. It smells like a bathroom. Yeah, it's gross. Yeah. They're not great here. And also, if you go up on the, on any of the bars on Broadway, they have multiple levels and those stairs are like so sticky and they're just gross because so many people are drunk stumbling up and down

them. I'd be spilling beer and stuff too. Hey, I want to address the chair contest from yesterday. Oh yeah, thank you. And a bit of the controversy and people are holding me accountable, which is absolutely fair. I was kind of put between a rock and a hard place where Eddie brought a drill but we never said

don't bring a drill. So it started and We didn't say don't bring tools. I didn't feel like it was the fairest thing, which is why I took it from him after like a third. But I agree that Morgan did lose. However, it wasn't on equal terms once the game started.

You did nothing wrong because there wasn't a rule about tools. Are people upset about this? Well, people come at me for it because I'm the one that has to enforce the rules. So Eddie did win, but I will acknowledge that I could have stepped in and said, hey, no, man, you can't use your drill. I just hate doing that when I never said that to begin with. And all he did was play within the rules that were given him. Yeah, hate the game, not the player.

Hate the game. Yeah, hate the game. It wasn't in the rules. The player, not the game. Oh. No, don't hate me because I'm the player. No, but you're the player. You know what I mean?

Don't hate the player. No, but you're the player. You're the one who brought it and they can hate you for it. Oh. Yeah, but don't hate the game because the game rule wasn't that you could bring or not bring a drill. See, how Eddie said it, I agree with that. So it's like our brains think the same.

Oh, because we're dyslexic. That's right. Okay, here we go. We're seeing it backwards because I'd be like, yeah, I hate the game, not the player. Like, be mad at the rules, not Eddie. Not me, the player. I had asked on the show if by accident I had sexually harassed Morgan by saying, hey, your hair looks good.

And then we had the whole conversation of what you can say in the office. Right. And so I was like, oh, like I didn't think I really sexually harassed her, but some people, you know, we hear stories all the time. Don't talk about people's physical thing. And her hair was different. It's hey, your hair looks good. Then I'm like, uh-oh, I might have sexually harassed her.

Whatever the crazy rules are now. I felt her sexually harassed me back the other day. Uh-oh. Uh-oh. She was just testing it because it was like about my sweater or something. I was walking out and she was, she said something to see if I'd feel uncomfortable. I don't even remember what it was, but was that on purpose? I was testing you to see how you felt like in reverse.

Harassed. What did you say? I just said, hey, that's a cool sweater. And then I said, oh, those are cool pants. And that part was to be funny because we said you can't really talk about somebody's pants. But I feel like if you say cool in front of it, it makes it okay. Yeah, well, HR are we calling you later. I do that.

I turn it on her. But I meant to acknowledge that. As I was walking out, I didn't. But it just felt it was a great experiment, too, for me. Because it didn't feel like anything other than, oh, that's just a friend saying what you're wearing is cool. Which is exactly how I felt when you compliment in my hair. So I was trying to see how you felt on the opposite. said. Yeah, I didn't feel like a piece of meat. Although sometimes

I would like that. Not by any of you guys at all. Who do you want to feel like a piece of meat from, just people? You just want to be wanted? A common general public. Gen. Pop. So I'd be like, man, he's so hot. Yeah. I'd never got that. Like, good-looking people that have been

like, man, or like get things because they're attractive or people stare at them because they're attractive. Like, that's crazy. I'd love to have that. Man, it's a rough life. It really is. Sometimes it gets overwhelming, but it is nice because you get preferential treatment. Do they tell you that lunchbox?

Like, you're so hot? You can see in their eyes. They look up and like, whoa. That's a good looking dude. He's just like really. And some people do say it though. They say what? Like what has been said to you by someone you don't know about your physical looks?

Just like, you are like a model. That's never been said. I don't think you're ugly. But there's no one that's ever come up to you and said you look like a model. You haven't been there, I guess. I haven't. You are. like a model.

Yeah. What kind of model? I don't, that's all they say. They don't tell me what kind of model. Like a runway model probably, right? I don't know. Like a fitness model or something? I don't know.

Guys, they don't go into detail. They're like, man. Like, hmm. They just make noises. I've had girls do that too. And what would that noise sound like? No. Like a piece of that.

Oh, they even say I'd like a piece of that. Yeah. He's like meat. Dang. Eddie wants to know if I appreciate you guys more. What does that mean? Yeah, so we went to The Rich Eisen Show. And you filled in for two days with other co-hosts,

like just other people that you're not used to just doing a show with. So I wondered, like, when you were done with the shows, were you like, wow, I really appreciate Eddie Lunchbox and Amy. Like, you know, they're... Morgan and Mike. Everyone. Everyone. But, like, you know, specifically...

You don't appreciate everybody right now. Morgan, Mike. Yeah. Yeah. Abby. I think... I appreciate everybody the same. I was in someone else's system. So, and it's two guys, and they have other jobs while they're going.

Where I felt the biggest compliment was the main guy that sits across Chris, and I've done the show before, there were times where he'd be looking at me. He'd be working on social media stuff, or writing. As I'm doing the show, that was the biggest compliment because that meant he felt comfortable enough with a guest host to go back to doing his job and not have to always look at being there as like, okay, I'm going to be there and just pay attention to everything you say to prop you up. So the biggest compliment was that he just did what he normally does after a bit. But I appreciate you guys the same.

Different models. Totally different. We have one model right there, lunchboxes. Yes. Yeah, right here. He gets totally looks like a model. This show was built on me finding people that I knew outside of the business world and bringing them in and making a show that sounds probably not like the best radio show,

but hopefully like a show that people feel like they understand the people. They sound like the people. That's a really professional show. So different. You want to compliment? You're great. No, no, no. I thought that it showed me just sitting there watching you do it was like almost like your range as an actor.

You know where like it's a serious role? It's kind of like a comedian taking on a serious role where it's no, it's not like it's a completely different show. I did full frontal nude. But it is cool, dude. Like you just go in and like you take over that piece and then it's a whole. new show, different co-hosts, and you just did four hours of it. It's good for me to stretch myself that way and hop into someone else's system, yes. Pretty cool.

Yeah, it's pretty cool. Their studios huge, Amy. Oh, yeah. I looked on the video. Dude, it's a, it's humongous. It's humongous. And they're very far apart from each other, which I was surprised by. Oh, a distance, like, like, further than me and Bobby.

Yeah, further. It probably double in my vision. So bad. I mean, wonder if he's over there. It's funny you mentioned Chris because, like, he would be on his computer, and I'd look like, oh, he's like, he's like, he's like, he's like, lunchbox he's probably you know Facebook no no he was actually working he was working he was doing stuff yeah we're lunchbox what are you doing right now on your computer what's you

doing on Morgan deleting emails he is he's deleting emails yeah he's going through his junk mail yeah no no no my hot mail is at 96% full so I'm um wait you still have hot mail uh yeah as the internet still work so why would I change it I just I mean I had hotmail and then I upgraded to Gmail long time ago and it's a great great why why upgrade it offered me more I what does it offer you hold on there's no need to be aggressive no but she just ripped on my hotmail and no no no she was surprised it that'd be like yeah I'm over here on aOL hold on a second I'll get off let me log off a well and shut down my my space tab like that that would be similar ish uh hotmail is still used but like gmail or Apple they actually are able to be used by so many things like one account

does like nine different things. Like you have a Gmail account. And sync other things. You can do sign into like YouTube TV. There's all these things. But I don't have YouTube TV. No, no. It doesn't.

Oh, boy. It doesn't have to be that. Calendar. It'd be like, yes. Don't have a calendar. Okay. See? Well, Hotmail is good for you.

You should just do snail mail, bro. Since you have nothing else, just like mail letters. He would like to. That's how he wants to pay all of his bills. I do. And I do like it whenever someone like when you're at a place, like your doctors or whatever. And they're like, oh, can we get an email? And I'm like, at high.

Hotmail.com, they're like, hotmail.com? Yep. They look at you a little weird, but I mean, what did Hotmail? Or they look at you like, is he serious? I feel like Hotmail gets a bad rap. It still does it. It brings my email to me. It sends email out. It's just like it was back in 98. I don't think it gets a bad rap. I think it's just not used as much. So people are surprised when someone uses it as their main. But I don't think anybody judges you for it. I don't think Amy's like, well, you're an idiot. You use Hotmail. There just aren't a lot of people who use Hotmail as their main.

mail. It'd be like Yahoo mail. I used a Yahoo mail account for a long time. And if someone still said it, I'd be like, hey, more power to you, buddy. That's crazy. You're still using that. You get on Ask Jeeves for search. I know. I will say when I ask people for their email, I've not really got many hot mail accounts. Handed to me, but yeah, I still use the hot mail because everybody because everybody, hey, man, I change my email. It's not going to break their heart. No, but it's annoying because what if you miss somebody? Well, you keep them. Who's email you? That's a good point. Like, who are you worried about missing? You can't update.

You can keep both and move. But like my accounts. It's like if you change the cell phone number, you can slowly move. You update it, yeah. It doesn't matter. What account? I just Googled it and says it's generally not considered a preferred source for professional or personal use.

It does say that? And it has a reputation for me associated with Spams and Scams. Oh. Hey, the favorites of OnlyFand models everywhere. You think they talk about lunchbox and hotmail? Like, it's his only customer or something? they're like, okay, so what do you think lunchbox wants? A picture of him is up in the office.

There's only a few more. The last original. And I can't believe you guys don't use the hotmail. Did. Yeah, I did. I haven't a while. But why pull the plug? What makes it so cool to pull the plug?

But I told you because I have an Apple email address that I use mostly because it goes with my phone, with my computer. I can say, so it's all, my tell of it, all the accounts that I use are together. So that makes it easier. They're all integrated. Same thing with, I have a Gmail address. as well. You know he created that hot mail so long ago. It could have something like Hot Boy 69.

Well, that's name. But it's not going to be lunchbox, though, because I'm sure he had it before he was lunchbox. 98, he said. Yeah. He was, yeah, so it wasn't. He wasn't. Then he was like Prom King for life. Hey guys, I'm back here in 2012,

deleting emails from 2012. But why are you doing that right now? Like, we're in the middle of the show. There's no reason to do it. No, no, but I'm talking to you as we do it. Okay. Because I can double task. But there's no reason to task. It doesn't matter. Have you ever gone back to read?

Like right here, I got one from checks in the mail. I cringe when I see stuff I wrote. But you ever just, like, so sometimes I just go back. I'll type in a year, like just and then grab back, see what comes up. And I've looked at old emails between me and Bobby back in the day between, like when I was first starting on the show and I was sending like, hey, what do you think about this for show prep? And I'm cringing at it. But you were encouraging. You're like, you're getting on the right track.

I cringe when. I see old and I have a Facebook page, but I have like 20 people I follow. I just basically watch my sister and her kids, like a personal one. And I'll see things that I would post 15 years ago. I was like, oh, I hate me. Like if I got into time machine and I met me, I'd be like, I don't like you. And the captions. Yeah, no, it was all bad.

It was all bad. I saw a picture of Blake lively working behind the counter at a donut shop at Connecticut. She looked good. Obviously as like image rehabilitation. But her. image rehabilitation needs just to be go away for a while. How does working at a donut shopmaker normal? Look at me. I'm just doing something fun like normal people do.

This is giving out donuts. Oh, she's giving them away? Well, no, but just like work. I'll read you the story. Blake libelies in her self-described happy place. The actress 37 surprised fans by working behind the counter at a donut shop in Connecticut. Baking with genius food friends and their kitchen mixer the size of a car. She wrote alongside a photo of a kitchen tool on Instagram from people. A source tells people that Lively was in a happy mood during the visit. At one point a father and son

chatted with Lively and the dad told his child her husband's Deadpool. Lively has highlighted her love of baking. So this is let me get in the news for something that's good. It's just real bad right now. And so I think the best way sometimes, because I think pretty much you can bounce back from anything

if you don't hurt an animal or a kid or kill somebody, you can bounce back. And maybe some roads are longer than others. But I think she should just chill for a while. Give it a year and a half break. I'm sure she has projects, but just chill. Because this looks so contrived.

But the donuts do it look good. I'm not going to lie. The donuts do that. Now, is it over? I feel like it's over for whoever loses this case, right? They may settle. Because I feel like whoever loses is just going to be ripped apart. Both sides are getting ripped apart. I think now he's taken the lead because he made the website.

and put everything on the website. I mean, if you were him, would you settle? I would feel like I would want to, if I was truly... I'm sure they wanted to be over, though. I'm sure he wants it to be over, too, because he was the bad guy that Justin Baldwin needed forever. True. For months, everybody hated him.

Because they were the first ones out. They were the first to market with, this is why the situation is bad and toxic. Which is why I feel like maybe he may have more incentive to not settle because it's like, I could also see that he's exactly. exhausted of it and just wants it to go away and could make a bunch of money and everybody in his industry would know. But we also forget about things so quickly as like the public that's not involved. Dude, she'll be fine in a year if she just goes away. Nobody will care.

Nobody will care. I will say, I've learned his name now. I didn't know who he was. I didn't either. Like he's made, he, he is now on the front of everything and he has a shot to have a pretty good career, I think. I don't know if he's good actor. I think he had one idea. Did he? I don't know. I I didn't know him before, but I mean, I know only from this. And I learned only from this. I didn't like him at all at first. He seemed like a bad dude. But then you realized, oh, they just led in the narrative.

And he waited. When he put the website out of all the stuff, like all the time, everything was like, full-d-up. I was like, oh, God. So did y'all watch Virgin, Jane the Virgin? What was that? Back in the day, oh, he was in that. So I guess that's where I first knew him from.

And then he, I mean, he has other projects, I know. And I wrote a book. He wrote a book. So what do we think? Do we think that they were in love and then they broke up? Yeah. So this is only think, only speculation. I feel like I've been on that part of TikTok.

I'm not as much anymore, but I was on it for like two weeks. Like Justin Baldani, Blake lively TikTok, once everything came out as far as he released all the stuff on his own websites where everybody could see. What it feels like to me is that Ryan Reynolds is a massive control freak. Like that is the thing that I take is a mass control freak. Now, was it because he felt like something was happening between those two? Because I did read a little text.

It was kind of flirty between her and him. And they were doing, he's hot, she's hot. They were doing, you know, in a movie scenes, I'm sure human things happen and feelings happen. The Taylor Swift stuff got kind of crazy when she was using Taylor as basically a weapon. Like I'm Calisi and I have my dragons and Taylor was one of the dragons. And then there's a reason she wasn't at the Super Bowl with Taylor like she was last year. Like Taylor's like, I don't want to be part of this. So it felt like a big power play

When they had the premiere they made I can ask movie Mike this too But he like had to go down in the bottom Like in the basement Yeah it kept him separate They didn't do any of the press together Yeah they She had her own

She was editing It felt like they bullied him A bit And I do not know any of what I'm saying Is accurate other than what I've watched But It seems to me And Amy I'd like to know what it seems to you like

like Ryan Reynolds got upset is the most powerful of all and created pretty much all of this from him being upset for whatever reason he was upset. That's a theory that I've heard from other people and that's the one I lean towards. Like that's the one that resonates with me the most is that, yeah, there was something that he felt threatened by or something went on. And then he orchestrated like, okay, this is the takedown and this is how we're going to handle it because I'm not, I'm not going to be embarrassed by this. He made fun of him in Deadpool and did Nice Pull and it made no sense That character had no context in the movie Yeah they said it was kind of

Made it a jab at him Yeah And so I think you even put some lines in there that were references To things Yeah So we don't know Like anything else we don't know

What's crazy is Speaking of we don't know And it's gonna come out Friday I did an interview with Amanda Knox And it was like Over's over half an hour and that was 2007. Am I going accurate with the year?

Where Amanda Knox quickly was, she was like an exchange dude, or she was living abroad, going to school in Italy. She was 20 years old. Her roommate, they found a roommate dead, and they're like, she did it. Amanda Knox did it. She's on trial in Italy.

She's convicted. She's in jail for years. They appeal. She wins the appeal. They reconvict her. But just watching the news, she did it. And there was, wasn't social media now, there wasn't people, podcasts that were doing true crime. But watching

the news at the time, you're like, yeah, she probably did it. She's, she's young and pretty, and yeah, I probably don't like her because she's young and pretty, and I'm not. And so she probably did it. Like, that was generally how people felt. And then once it was 2007, Amanda Knox was catapulted into global infamy after being accused of a 2007 murder of her British roommate, Meredith Kircher, during a study abroad program in Perugia, Italy. May not be saying that right. But that's what I remember. And then now, once all the facts come out about the DNA,

how they just messed up all the evidence. And it seems to me like a lot of it was because they identified her, they wanted to have somebody that they could say did it and have the victory of, we found him, the murderers now found, let's move on, and the American villain. And she didn't do it. And so I talked with her,

for like, it comes out Friday on the Bobbycast and she was awesome. Yeah, it was interesting. Oh yeah, you were in here listening. Yeah, I was in here. Deleteing emails, but paying attention. Back from 91. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

But yeah, that's us though, because the media paints us in certain ways to look, you should see it this way because we're giving you the narrative. So it's the only narrative we see, especially back then. I could do the Duke lacrosse thing. That's the most famous one ever.

Oh, that one was terrible. That didn't. happen. They didn't rape her. I'm sure there are still people that don't know the follow-up on that because you just read it and you take it for what it is and you move on with your life. And they were like supposed to be the number one on the cross team and they got their season. Boom.

See ya. Yeah. So. Oh. Not bad. All of that to say, I really try not to formulate an opinion unless I feel like I have seen some

anti-bias information. And it's really hard to find anti-bias information. Like really hard. So that's why I'm like, I don't really know what happened with those two, but if you were to ask me based on what I read through, even through some of like the legal documents that have been filed, like it seems like we're probably going to be friends with one of them, but probably Justin Baldani. It seems like Ryan Reynolds, probably not the best dude and Blake Laugly. Wow.

So now I got to look at Ryan Reynolds all different. The thing is you won't because in nine months, everybody moves on. Nobody got stabbed. A kid. didn't get hurt, a dog didn't get kicked. But it's pretty bad to, I mean, I don't know what they accuse, they say a sexual, like what did they? No, there was no assault. Like, like made uncomfortable with some of them.

Right? You know what I mean? Like, you guys can correct me. I'm just going from mine. Yeah, I think it was like made to feel uncomfortable in the workplace. Okay, making sure there's not any like false actually accusations of like. It does. The legal filing accuses Mr. Balfont.

Mr. Baldani and Wayfair CEO Jamie Heath. Who's that? That's his partner. Of repeated, of disturbing behavior and repeated sexual harassment. Not partner, like life partner. He has a wife. Like partner in that wayfarer.

Like a, he's the CEO of that. Yeah, like he's involved in that. Not the, where we got the chairs. No, no, yeah, no wayfarer. No, no, no. I was like, dang. No, no, no.

My point is she should just chill because all that does is it's too new to the controversy just to hide out for a little bit we're gonna forget anyway and that story about her if true where she walks out with the phone and starts recording the girl oh man yeah yeah she's like how do you like it when you're being recorded the next day dude that's so

psychotic and psychotic if true and like apparently if true allegedly Blake lively's bodyguard was taking a picture of the girl license played and then if the hotel gave that crew that girl's information So yeah, Wayfair is technically considered a production company.

Wayfair or Wayfarer? I don't know. I've been saying it Wayfair, but if I'm looking at it phonetically, Wayfarer Studios, it's a production company that also was behind the movie. It ends with us. And so that's his partner in the Wayfair Entertainment Studios. Yeah, anyway, go away. That's what I would say.

That'd be my advice. People will forget. People will forget very, very quickly as long as the bad things aren't done. Let's go. Give me voicemail number five, Ray. Good morning, Bobby. Good morning, studio. I just wanted to let you know that me and my wife will be coming to Nashville Saturday for the Challenge Mania live show. And I know lunchbox is a huge challenge real world fan like I am. So I was just wondering, is he coming to the show or did he even know anything about it?

Huh, did I know about it? I'm going to be interviewing all them suckers. That's right. We're going to have a big old panel up here at the studio. Yeah. Woo! Really? Oh.

Yes. I said to Bobby, I was like, Bobby, I don't want to step on your toes. I know like you like doing interviews, but. No, you didn't say anything to me. Scuba said, hey, do we want to do this? And I was like, yeah, sounds great. If he wants to do it, bring him up and we can use it on the podcast next week. That'd be great.

Yeah. Why do you make stuff up like that? Hey, Bobby, let me tell you something. That's why I told him. I said, you listen here. You had a meeting. You let me take control of this one. He ran with that one pretty good.

What is it, though? Like, who is it? What is it? Dude, it's the godfather. Mark Long, he was the OG. And you got Polly, who came from Big Brother. He's a big, I mean, people hate him. I mean, it's just going to be great. I can't believe. It's going to be great. So you're coming up to interview them when? Friday afternoon, early evening. It'll be on. We'll play a little bit of it on the show, I'm sure, next week, and then we'll do a full podcast.

We'll play a lot of it. It's going to be moved. We'll play a little bit of it on the show. Maybe an hour's worse. I guess unless he really tells me. If he gives me the what's four, I'll probably. Give me voice. No, number two, Ray. Just calling to shout out my husband. We had an awful breaking point in December, and he is 90 days sober from alcohol and gambling.

I love him so much. He chooses every day for me and our one-year-old and for himself. You guys have been a weekend of light in our relationship separately and up together, and I just wanted to say thank you for that, and so you could give him a big shout-out, 90 days forever to go. Thanks, guys. That's awesome. So congratulations, one day at a time.

Really cool. Then those one days end up being 10, 20, 90. Good luck. That's really cool. Congratulations. Give me one more, right number one. Hey, Bobby, I am a teacher, and I've got a senior that I am just trying to help get over the finish line and graduate this year. It's my spring break, so this would kind of be the perfect opportunity to maybe play a game and win some shoes potentially.

I would love the opportunity. These shoes would be going towards my student. who's just had a rough school year, but I'm proud of him, and I think he can finish strong. But it's hoping to use this is a little bit of graduation motivation. I'm into it. Scuba, can you call and... No, I believe her, but if it's my shoes, I only have one size. They're 11s.

Yeah, I imagine she probably heard the show and did their size 11. Call, and if so, let's bring it on. All right, cool. That'd be cool. I can show you guys, you know, the guy they call it was like, my son's been saving up his money. Yeah. And I was like, let me just buy a pair of shoes, but just say it's from you. These are the ones I bought them.

And they're size fours. I don't have kids, so I'm learning about sizes. There's size four, then there's size four big, which means big kid. The size four, they're size four like young kid. I almost bought the size four like for like bait, toddler. Like tiny? Yeah. So these are the Jordans that I bought him.

I had the exact same pair. So I want that kid to buy his own and the kid won't see this. These are the ones that I bought him is these. Oh, those are cool. Black and reds. I have these exact ones and I love them. And so I'm going to, we'll mail those over to them. Those are the ones that.

How old was the kid? 11? 11. That's about 11 size. And he had, yeah. But he wait. We knew his size. Yeah, I know.

I just worried. Or 8. 4 or 8. Hmm? No, he's a 4. Okay. He's a 4. Because I remember thinking like, oh, my daughter's 17 and she's a 4.

Yeah. I mean, could be a small kid. I just thought maybe you should have got a 5. Because he could grow into it. It's going to be like a month and a half. He's going to be out of those shoes. I'm like. I'm not his dad.

All I was told was the size and the size the kid was going to buy, so I bought them. Yeah, that's how we do it. Two sizes bigger. Make it last for a year. Okay, you know, I didn't have that in me. I didn't know. I don't have kids. So,

but it makes you feel better. He wears a three and a half now, so he will grow in those size. Oh, see, there you go. Bobby's already thinking about it. I wasn't, but man, I did feel like shamed for no reason there. I don't know. Like, I want to help this kid. No, we were just trying to help the kid even more.

Saved up his own money. And then he's like, I would have bought him one and a half. Well, you didn't buy them crap. What do you mean you to buy them? Hey, cancel that real world, Thanksgiving. Whoa. Yeah, cancel that. All right.

Let's do a mid roll. Ray, you good on that? Take a little break. All right, cool. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care what I'm saying. Yep, that's me.

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I have a bunch of presents here. Should I open them right now? Yes. Please do that. No, I think we should wait. Why? Yes, please do it.

I don't have to if it's weird for everybody. I don't have to like do the presents. That's weird for some of us. Oh, I know. Because he didn't get you anything. He never get, I don't expect.

He's like, let's hold off until I get your gift. But he might be the only one this year that didn't get you anything. But that's okay. I never expect him to get me anything. But I also don't have to open them here. But it could be, it's up to you.

It's your birthday. I know. Is it in bad taste to open them? No, it's like a birthday party. Okay. Whatever you want to do, man. Mike, since I'm tied into my ears. And there's cake and everything.

Morgan gave me some vegan cupcakes, which is very nice to her, which kind of sucks that I have to eat vegan stuff because Eddie and I went to an ice cream place. And I'd have vegan. I just can't eat milk. How does that taste? It tastes good? You're just happy you get to have some ice cream. But it doesn't taste like real ice cream? I feel like they did a good job.

75%. Okay. Yeah, then you can tell while you're eating it. Like, it's not real, but it's close. You don't, I mean, I don't cry like that in my head. I would. I'm kind of just happy to have it because most places don't. Yeah. Okay, so this is to me from Ramundo, from Sisson.

There's a card. This is happy birthday. My gosh, you all got him a gift. HPD goat. No, okay. I don't know. Oh, happy birthday goat. You're the goat.

Let's do what this is here. It is, for those listening, it's a square. Did you wrap that Ray? Baser came in and clutch on that one. Okay. That looks very nice. Something from Dick's Sporting Goods. It is a court side traction mat. Oh, my kids have that.

This is for, like, on the pickleball court? That or you can put it right at the entrance to your house and you can wear your shoes in your house again. Oh, my wife, there's no way. No. Yeah, my wife would kill that. But I could definitely do it. Oh, I can do the gym.

I'll do it in the gym because in our gym. It, like, gets all the stuff off? Yeah, we track. That's a good idea. We'll do it in the gym. At my house, no chance, dude. We are a shoeless house. I have no choice in the matter.

This is cool. It just has like glue, right? It takes all the dust off. It's a 60 sheet sticky pads. So you do your feet. Oh. And then you peel the, right? Yeah, Eddie, all us athletes know,

it's just perfect for the shoes. And you get that max traction. That's it. Yeah, dude, it's only one's max traction. Okay. Max. One down. Anybody want to volunteer there to me next?

That's you, man. I'll do the shark down here. That's mine. I apologize for the shark wrapping paper But that's all I found In my wrapping paper collection About that Next out this is from Eddie

It's not a like it's not like No no no there's Well you can't build up or build down It's like doing a spoiler You're doing a spoiler no spoilers The build down's important because it's so hard to buy you anything But again That's why I said we don't have to do this here

But I enjoyed this one No spoilers Okay this is a picture of Joe Burrow with Eddie and I behind him. Oh, that's funny. On TV, Fox. Come on, that's pretty cool. That's pretty funny.

That's a funny one. Put it in your bedroom. That it will not go there. Why not? Nor will be wearing shoes in our house and not because of me. Okay. I'll put that in my office. It's funny.

Okay. Okay. What do I have over here? Two? Mm-hmm. Two more? Give me the red one. Same wrapping paper.

papers raised. Oh, this one's heavy. Who's this one from? That's her me. Who said that? Abby. Thanks, Abby. Did you wrap that, Abby? I did. We had the same paper. I was like, it's kind of funny.

Interesting. A card. On your birthday, remember, you can't teach an old dog new tricks, but you can't teach a new trick to an old dog. You get it? The card, because it's backwards. You usually open it. Oh, boy. Right to left, and this one open, like. She was so proud of that card and you didn't give two crowds. But you're left-handed.

My issue is I'm left-handed, so that actually felt right instead of it feeling like it normally does. This is very heavy. Abby got me, it's a box. Oh, that's funny, Abby. I knew you could use it. Gold bars? No, it's a humongous thing. Like some mornings I'm like hurt and so I'm like, I got a good energy drink.

So she got me a whole box of these energy drinks. Oh, that's cool. That's why it's so heavy because it's liquid. God, it's funny. Can I hand this dude? Eddie said gold bars. I thought they were gold box. Oh, that would have been awesome.

I wonder if Kyle, the gold guy got me something. For your birthday. Yeah. Okay, okay. And then, finally. Lunchbox. Finally.

No, it's not for me, man. Ran out of time. Excuse me? I ran out of time. You had all year. We were gone. Yeah, I mean, I just, time gets away from you, man,

when you got three kids. I heard that. He didn't get me anything from my birthday. It's okay. Oh, I expect nothing from him. I know. I'm saying. But he did get Amy something.

He did. You got me of that bird seed. Yeah, you didn't have any bird feeders up in your house, dude. Like, I would have got it for you. We still kind of feel like there's something up with that. But you know what? I don't want to question it. Yeah. Whatever.

We'll see. I don't want to question it. Could have just been totally thoughtful. Do you use it yet? Yeah. Lyer. Why does she lie to my face? So rude.

I'm actually not lying. I have it out. I just haven't been able to enjoy the birds. It looks like it's a little bigger than a shoe box. I don't think it's shoes because it's a little puppy, a little soft. You need scissors, man? There you go. There you go.

Now with strength like this. Oh, wow. A lot of tissue paper in there. It is a nice sweatshirt. Let me see what it is here. Oh, geez. It is a... Oh, yeah, I do know what it is.

Yes. I didn't know what the big letters were, but I know what the brand is. No, no, no. It's a nice sweatshirt. By a company that I wear all the time. Yeah, I noticed that you wear that brand. Thank you.

That's very kind. Thank you for all the gifts, everybody. You're welcome, man. Lastbox. Thanks for even just, you know, thinking about. You're welcome, man. Happy birthday. I just, I mean, like, probably the most awkward gift is Morgans because she only gave you. Oh, you want to write the gifts now. Yeah. Okay. Because there's how many people that work here and she got six cupcakes? So how do we celebrate?

They're for Bobby. They're not for anybody else. He's not going to eat six cupcakes. He could if you want to do. He loves sweets. I do love sweets. You can eat six cupcakes? And they're all vegan so he can safely eat them. I'm going to put on my fridge. Go on. I just, I'm to the stage now to have just thumbs-uping people that say happy birthdays. That's cool, right? Thumbs up. You should give it a heart. Oh, I do a thank you in their name.

That way they don't think it's like a template. I have a paste of it just to thank you with two exclamation points. I don't even think you need to reply to everybody that texts you. No, I used to reply. Why don't you just double tap heart? Guys, if you get 150 texts and you've got to sit there. I'm just doing copy and paste thank you with two exclamation points. Put their name on it though.

What about on Facebook? Do you have to reply to everybody on Facebook? Well, you should. It's a great place. I don't have a one, I don't get on our show page because they're too mean. two, I don't have a page that I use. I just check on my sister sometimes on her page. She has like 20.

I have like 20 followers over there. Okay. So, thank you for all the gifts, everybody. You're welcome. Hey, happy birthday, dude. Hi, birthday. Thank you. Appreciate that.

Okay, I have some real notes here. I don't know what I do on podcast notes. Okay, so this will not, this will have no spoilers in it whatsoever. My name is not Amy. I'm Bobby. So I want everybody to feel safe when I talk about this. I have finished the first two seasons of White Lotus. That's how you declare.

Wow. First two seasons? That's exciting. You were smoking it, dude. Traveling a lot. Flew back and forth, California. Watched a few before. The third season is happening now. I think I've watched the first episode of the third season. I need to get on the third season. And my wife has been watching it.

The only reason I'm trying to catch up is because whenever I was about to watch Squid Games Season 2, Episode 1, she was like, I'll watch it with you. But I was like, you didn't watch any of Season 1. It was like 12 episodes. She's like, I'll grind it out over a weekend. And she just grinded it out. Good for her. like respect. And so I was trying to grind through this. I don't like how it makes me feel.

I don't mind. Explain that. I don't mind awkwardness. I don't mind cringe. I love awkward. I just generally don't like being in people's business even in real life. Who watches White Lotus? I mean, I can totally understand what you're saying right now about how you don't like being up and you feel. Yeah. You feel like you're up in people's business and it's a little like weird. It's not even about the TV show part of it. And like I'm following. I just. I don't want to be in anybody's business. That's what a show is. You're watching somebody's business.

No, but not really. This is, I'm really in the business. Is it because like you're in their hotel room? No, no, this is deep business. It just feels, it's gross. Oh, it's definitely gross. Feels dirty business. I don't like.

I'm not going to say anything. You don't, don't. And it's not a show that I'm like aching to get to. No, when it's on, I'll watch it. And I'm like, okay, yeah. But I, like, have no interest in, like, I can't wait to get on watching another episode. Wow. See on the third season, like I check is like, is it new out? Is it out? Well, maybe the third season is going to be something. It's something. It was like that with me for every single season. Yeah. Yeah. I'm not a dramatic in people's business, gossip type person anyway. Like I just don't care. And so this is just like what I don't like. It's like watching a documentary on mayonnaise and onions. Really? Yeah. I mean, I. But it's good, right? I get why people like it. Yeah. It's well written. Have you thought about quitting it?

I'm trying to catch for my wife because she did that for Squid Games. Yeah, but if you had the choice... I would not watch another episode. No way. Wow, man. I give no craps. The only thing that I think is kind of interesting because I've only been through one episode of season three is that I think baby Billy is that I think baby Billy. I think baby Billy is awesome.

Yes. He plays his range is wild. Yes. And so... It's so cool to like see him and not think that's baby Billy. Like I thought it for a second, but after a while, like, I don't think that's baby Billy. And most actors, like, who... Who's the one,

Joaquin Phoenix? I'm always like, oh, it's Woking Phoenix. Playing someone. Mike, you watch that show? Yeah. You love it? I love it.

I love that uncomfortability. I mean, I don't mind uncomfortable. I like, and the music, dude. The office makes people cringe. I love Scott's Tots.

It's my favorite episode. Oh, so funny. So I guess I don't know, I'm just having a hard time understanding, like, what business you think you can. Like, I get,

like, lunchbox feels you on this. I don't feel it. I feel like whenever you're watching a show, you're all up in someone's. It's very, it's everybody's most personal dynamic. Okay. Yeah.

Everyone. Well, that's what it is. The show is like, let's get into everybody's most personal dynamic. They don't know it. It's just different people. So it's, you know. Their characters. The mom in season three is so funny.

I love her. I haven't seen season three. I don't say anything else. It's not just about you specifically. It's not giving anything away. I feel like I can say that. Can you say? Yeah, she's awesome.

I still love her in the old documentary, the old mockumentary. go ahead. Days are confused. That's what I remember in. Oh, no, no, I don't. Can I say what I told you yesterday and blew your mind about the character? I would just say season one.

What? Because if you say that, it's a spoiler. Don't worry about it. We'll move on. No, this is what you can say without it being a spoiler. In season one, there's a character that's played by the guy that was Uncle Rico. In Napoleon Dynamite, and it blew my mind. Bobby didn't know that that was Uncle

Rico. Oh, I'll have to Google it because I don't think I did either. Wow. Yeah. The first time I saw him, like, oh, wow, look at Uncle Rico. I finished, you know, it's all done. I gave Eddie an update where I was and he goes, you know, that's Uncle Rico. And I was like, what the crap? I did not recognize that actor as that person. But so season one is that. Yeah. Hey, your wife has joined the chat on Instagram Live. And she says, let it be known. I have not asked him to go on this journey with me. She didn't ask me. You're just doing it out of the kindness of your heart. And so she wanted to reiterate this is not for me. But it is for her. This is interesting. Caitlin's watching the street. But she never asked me to do it. I never said please. She never said please do it, but she was watching it. And I would like just leave the room when she was watching because she liked the show. And so I thought she did this for squid games for me. So I'm going to try to do this so I can at least watch like the finale with her. Yeah. And that's sweet of you because I don't even do that crap. Or could you be building up like you are doing this? So that way when something comes up that you want her to watch, you'll be like, remember I watch White Lotus? Arti odor. I felt.

I already owed her, so I'm just trying to get back to even at this point. And also, there weren't that many episodes. Yeah, pretty quick. Yeah, she likes it. The guy's name's John Gris. Who, Uncle Rico? Mm-hmm. It's awesome.

Yeah. And that's range, too. Do you know how old he is? 67. He looks old in this show. Yeah, baby Billy's awesome. We watched a new episode last night of... Roger Jimstone.

Did you watch it? No, I haven't watched it yet. That shows, it's the best. It's phenomenal. It's the best. So, yeah, that's where we are TV-wise. I have a friend that watched the Day of the Jackal, finished the whole thing.

We had dinner with them last week. We were like, you should watch Day of the Jackal on Paramount. It has Eddie Redmayne in it. And they messaged me last night, and they were like, it's one of the greatest. We couldn't stop watching it. And now it's not Paramount. It's on Peacock.

That's quite the treat when someone that you recommend a show and someone hits you back with, like, thank you. That's so good. Oh, no, quite the treat I gave them a good show. No, and then they'd tell you that you were right. Yeah, but the treat was us presenting them. Now that Bobby, knows that Caitlin's on Instagram, he goes, or maybe my wife did.

She's the one that put it on to me, but who knows who said it didn't. Bobby's like, and I recommended it. Or maybe my wife did. I'm just going to go ahead and cover my basis since Caitlin's on Instagram. She probably isn't on anymore if I know her, though. She did say hi, Eddie, too. Oh, nice. Thank you.

I want it for the next few minutes just talking about how great a wife I have. Just randomly, dude? Yeah, for no reason. No, you already had it. I still already saw it on here. Yeah, yeah, for no reason whatsoever. And it's like a 20-minute deal. So I'd like to start now.

She logs off. All right. You ever see those TikToks that are like, all right, this message is for so-and-so and so-and-so-only. And then they're like, yeah, okay, now that they're gone. Everybody else is gone. You ever see those? I haven't seen those.

She said she's going to join more often. Yeah, right. She's just watching for your birthday, dude. That's what I was thinking. I was like, is this like a birthday gift? Not only that. So there was a message between some friends. this morning and like my wife gasses me up in like real life human loving ways like actual

healthy ways of like family and and and uh deeper ways but my wife doesn't gas me up if i say something that she doesn't think is funny she ain't laughing and it's really hard to get her to laugh because she's funnier than i am and so earlier this morning got a text from a couple friends and they said there's four of us on there it's me and a couple of our friends that are married they say happy birthday Bobby we love you buddy and I responded to them thank you thank you I wouldn't be here without you guys and this word goes out to all who believed in me and all who believed and had birthdays before me good night just it was one of the first texts of the morning so I've funny had plenty of energy and they go ha ha ha ha and then Caitlin actually hits two smiley laughing

crying emojis and then I respond that's how you know it's my birthday she never laughs and stuff like that and uh so I screen save that I'm gonna frame it and put it in the own room there Okay A study found that men have worse hearing than women How do you think that's selective? Oh yeah, because we always forget what they say We don't pay attention. We tune them out.

Like my wife said, did you not hear me? I'm like, huh? No, I didn't. I probably lifted the men, though, a bit because I always hear it my wife says. She's the best, A plus. So I really like him when she says stuff. Her hearing is phenomenal.

Yeah, yeah. Her hearing is good. But my wife, honestly, and this is not me exaggerating because I think a couple of you guys can back me up. She has a photographic memory, which is kind of annoying sometimes because she remembers everything. And she could lie about remembering something

and when, because I would go, she knows what she's talking about. She can hear a song once, know every word to it. She can read words back. You could say a word to her, and she's done this before on social media. You could say a thesaurus

and she could just look at it in her head and spell it backward. That's crazy. Because I don't even know how to spell the source straight. But she's done that on the show way back in the day, right? You guys have seen it. I'm not making that out.

Yeah, she did that one time. She can just see it in her head, whatever the sentence or word is, and it's like it's written in front of her, and she can spell it backward. And different things have colors attached to them. She has like a weird brain. Like different times and hours have colors attached to them. There's another thing she does when she's watching TV, but I don't know if she's talked about it. So I guess, I don't, would it be weird if I said it?

I don't know what it is. Yeah, that's her stuff. That's HIPAA. It is kind of her stuff. Hippa, like that brings up a good one. Yeah, I don't want to. But it's interesting to me.

Like, really? I don't know what it is. Yeah, you do. It's your risk. Yeah. It's your friendship at stake. Oh, you can say that. Oh, okay.

So whenever she's watching a show, she's typing it. Like, everything they're saying, she types every word. Like, sometimes her fingers will even kind of move. And then if she makes a typo mistake, she has to backspace. Like, if the character is like, you know, I went to the mall and she spells mall like, Not on a computer in the air. She'll have to... She's on her head.

She knows not. A stenographer. I picture like a typewriter. No, no, no. It's all in her mind. And her fingers don't always have to move, but sometimes they do move. That's probably part of like visualizing the words. Yeah.

I'm probably just how brilliant her mind is. So I'm going to start doing that. She's like the queen of gambit where she like envisions the move. She just remembers everything. That's cool. I don't remember crap. Okay, I'll do one more. I don't think she would care.

I don't think she would care. When she reads, she reads books like crazy. Like govles them up. Start book, end book. Start book, end book. She has to read the last page out loud. Hmm. That's just a thing.

Why is that? I don't know. I don't question. I'll leave the room. It's awkward. Oh, you don't want to hear the last page? Maybe it's like, in case I read it.

That's how she pays respect to the book. Like, I'm going to end this. Like, yeah. Yeah, I don't know. But all those, like, quirks. wish I had because she's like in a space intellectually. She gets all the lucky weird stuff. I'm over here just with anxiety and neurosis, you know.

But those are also have been a gift for you too. Yeah, but I can't like read words backward to remember a whole song after her at once. Also an impairment. That would be cool. Yeah, mine's an impairment. But also a gift. I live impaired. No, no.

A gift. And it's not like parker fun. I mean, I've only seen one of them. They're not decent people. She's awesome. She's so good. I love it so much. Are they decent?

Someone tried to pay Amy with Monopoly money when she bought, sold something on Facebook marketplace? Yes. Yes. Okay. Which is weird. Weird. So they show up and it's, yeah. Is this real?

Yes, it's real. Yes, it's real. Promise. Follow me. Stick with me. So it's $50. And normally I do Venmo. And this person was like, no.

cash. I'm like, okay, fine. So I go and they bust out the $50 of Monopoly money and they have a straight face and they're acting like it's totally real. And I'm like, what? This is Monopoly money. And they're like, ah, just kidding. Oh, it's a joke. And then they gave me the real money. You don't know them. That's not a joke you do it with someone you don't know when you're selling. But they said they do, they said they do it with every single thing they buy off of Facebook. That's funny actually. It's so funny. Like they love seeing people's reactions.

And it's not like they held it for so long that it got awkward, but I was questioning them for a minute. And then they were like, ah, like. I kind of like it. I kind of like it that they do it with everybody. That's funny now. Yeah, they said it's their thing. The more you talk about it, the funnier it's getting.

That's like lunchbox. He played golf with a dude that had an exploding golf ball. Oh, my gosh. I've seen those. No, no, no. This guy was the slowest golfer in the world. He was so annoying. It had taken so long.

We'd been out there for almost five. hours because the guy was so slow and he gets the 18th tee box and he puts it on the tea. Oh my goodness. I hit it so hard and I'm okay good. Now hit your golf ball. Goes to his bag, puts a golf ball on tea. Does another exploding golf ball. He does it twice and I'm just like, okay, once, fine.

Twice, you're an idiot. Hey, that's funny lunchbox. No. I think where it gets funny. Maybe on the number one tea, funny, but after taking five hours, not funny. Where it gets funny is if you keep doing it, family guest style and you do like seven in a row. It gets so unfunny that it becomes funny again because you just continue to do it. But yeah, one, okay, funny.

Two, not funny. Three, okay, dude, stop. Four, I'm about to kill you. Five, okay, starting to be funny again. What's funny, though, is that this guy was alone. Lunchbox was with his buddy. Like, this guy was alone and thought. I didn't know this guy.

Oh, my gosh. A couple of the notes I have before we go. Amy, my brain gift that you gave me. Yeah. Am I able to do it? You are. It's ready to go. It took them a minute because I guess they switched owners or somewhere in the process over the years.

And so what do I do when I go there? They were able to access it. And am I naked? No. Can I be? It's up to you. It's an optional. I think you were close.

And we just have to get it all switched over fully to like your name and your number. But I don't want to give them that. That's up to you. I hear you. But what do I don't understand even what I'm doing. I go, I sit in a chair. They use those clamps to hold my eyes open. No, they're not going to do that.

They're going to hook electrodes up to your brain and you'll probably watch something and then I don't know how long the process. They're going to shock you? But you can make, no, some places, I don't know exactly how this place does it, but some places you can watch Netflix or you can watch something else.

Like it's nothing that you feel. Right, you're not going to feel any sensation or pain to my knowledge. And then, but how does it help me? Well. That's a long pause. Because I think it helps everybody differently. It depends on what your...

Okay, so put it... So they see results. Let me put it this way. Yeah, because your brain might have different things going on. But how something similar was explaining to me once is it's like when your heart is, uh, needs to be shocked back into rhythm. Like a fibrillator type thing. So it's sort of like resetting your brain to function how it's supposed to. Like all of us are hearts reading in different ways and doing different things.

so it's going to come in and do what needs to be done for you, and they'll program it to that and sort of shock your brain back into functioning how it's supposed to. Like one of the little of the kids they put in, all of a sudden you know everything? No, they're not going to insert a chip. Will they?

And then also, I have not personally been here to the place. Oh my gosh. I don't do this, man. I wouldn't do it. Am I got to come out of circumcised again? Like I've gone to other places, but when I bought this for you a long time ago, I believe it was Amy Grant

I first heard talking about it and I just thought oh this might be something that Bobby would really enjoy checking out and just kind of So what do I do? I just call them and say I'm me do you give me a number to have a contact? Yeah I'll give you the number and contact and then we'll get you square and then you'll make your appointment

and I'm sure on the phone once you make the appointment they'll say this is what time you need to get here this is what you need to wear and this is how long you need to be prepared for but it's all all five sessions are have been paid for so doing it and I'm appreciate Is it close to my house? Yes. Okay.

You think you can get your brain to normal in five sessions? Well, that's what they, that was the recommended, uh, package at the time. I go to the dentist and the nitrous oxide doesn't work at a normal level for me. Because I'm anxious. I'm wound tight. I'm like, turn it up, turn it up. And like, like, we're almost at the top. Turn it up.

It doesn't work. It doesn't work. So I'm going to have them like shock, shock me as hard as possible on my brain. Right. Like, turn it up. But like they will be. I think. I think if your anxiety is high.

Right? I'm just saying, they show me an ink blot and then they shock. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Shock me. It's a little scary, man. They're not shocking you. I mean, they are putting electrodes on to your brain, but. Like, do we want to say like all the details?

No, what's the problem? M.K. Ultra. Look it up. What is that? Is that Severance? What is that? No, MK. Ultra, look it up. Okay.

No, I'm not going to do that. It's going to support. I went to their website. I went to their website. Look it up. Machine Gun Kelly? No, it's not a rapper. Okay, here you go. Go ahead.

They say, they're taglinease. We help your brain help you. Love it. It supports your brain's natural ability to heal and achieve higher levels of well-being and performance throughout your life because your brain is your central command center. And when it's overactive in certain areas, you might not sleep well or perform your best. So I'm sure at the time that I bought this, I was thinking about your sleep because that's something you've been working on for a long time. I got four hours off time.

But also anxiety, different things. Live it. So if it's hyperactive in one area, It might be sort of a sleep in another area. And it's like, oh, let's calm down this area and wake up this area. And then you're functioning the way your brain was meant to be. And it's more a, like, if your brain's like all the different parts of your brain are like a little ecosystem and we need them to all work together. If I come in with a new accent, like sometimes people don't.

Oh, God, that'd be amazing. They hit their head and wake up. They're like, John, he going. Or you play piano really well. Oh, dude, that'd be awesome. So MK Ultra. It was an experiment. Go ahead.

by the CIA back in the day in the 50s. Go ahead. I don't know. They would shock and develop procedures and identify drugs that could be used during interrogations to weaken individuals. Mind control. They would shock

people. They used LSD. Psychological torture. They tested people like crazy, like really, really bad. Is there a documentary on that? Well, there's a film called M.K. Ultra. And I believe the Unabomber was at one of the

people that they mess with. Kaczynski? Yeah, Ted Kaczynski. Really? We have to look that up. Yeah. Damn. M.K. Ultras, it was a bad deal, dude.

Oh, look. On their website, I have a testimonial Amy Grants' experience. Also, who's, you know Bob Parsons? I know Bob Barker. I know Michael Parsons. He's the CEO of GoDaddy and PXG Golf. He's... Before he was the Unabomber, Ted Kaczynski, was a mind control.

Oh, I got him at the paywall. Dang. We almost got it. We almost got it until I said you got to pay Pay it. It was a mind control test subject. We got it. We went back to it before it threw up the block. I do that too. Yeah. And now we're getting hit with

pop-ups. Okay, a couple other things before we go. Yeah, Unabomber returns Spotlight to Harvard Mind Control Study. Ted Kaczynski, the anarchist and so-called Unabomber who died in federal prison. He died? Yeah, he did.

He was a boy genius. to terrorists going from star mathematics student to a feared assailant who targeted the academic science and industrialized society as a whole. He went to Harvard at 16 on a scholarship. Like super genius. Skipped six and 11th grades.

He was studied by the psychologist there because he was so smart. And so the psychiatrist was backed by the CIA. And so they didn't, the study they did on them, they think was the MK Ultra stuff. Same deal. But why would they do it to him if he's a genius?

See, that seems weird. They want to test it on all types of people. I don't know. You know, you figure dumb people, it's like, eh, if we shock him, it's not really going to. It's not just shocking. It was mind control. It was keeping their eyes open. It was LSD.

He was doing drugs with them, showing them things over and over again. Right, but why would you want to waste a smart person when you could use a dumb person? I don't think it's wasting. I don't think anybody's a way. waste. I think they wanted to use different types of people. Thank you, man. So, uh, I'm not saying dumb people or, I mean, I said waste a dumb person. Well, I mean, like some would say then they should have used you. Well, I'm a lot smarter a lot of people. True. I mean, I graduated top 50% of my high school class. So there's 50%

that doesn't mean anything. 50% below me. But it's like if you're comparing yourself to someone like Ted Kaczynski who was a genius who went to Harvard at 16 and skipped grades and was so smart, they wanted to test his brain to see if they could break him. like why didn't they just use somebody like you instead? Probably because they're like this idiot won't break. I don't get that. Maybe they think it's harder to break an idiot because idiots don't know better.

I think it'd be easier to mind control an idiot than a smart person. I think so too. That's what I would think. Yeah, me too. Ray wants to know if I'm mad at Kane Brown over something that happened. Uh-oh. I'm not mad at Kane Brown for any reason whatsoever.

Kane's my friend, but why would happen? Have you seen on TV the commercial he's in for Wayfair? I'm not. It's him, NBA star Blake Griffin, Kane Brown's wife, and they're all just playing charades. And so I was wondering, because you're with Wayfair, people on the show are with Wayfair, he probably got selected over you for the country demographic.

I mean, I guess I don't. Sure, okay. And also, the talent scout. He's like way more famous, though. Yeah, they probably heard him on our show and said, He's funny. Great personality. We should put him on that

Wayfair commercial. A lot of speculation there on that. Heard him on the show. I thought you and Kaelen been great on the commercial. Thanks. I got an audio clip from it of Kaine. Just to rub it in or what?

It's said to rub it in. I love Kaine. That's like... Yeah, let's hear. Let's hear how good. Kane did see if Bobby could do better. Quick. Go ahead.

This one rocking chair. Velvinted up to Chase Lounder. This is chair raids. Lounders are offered. No, there's landing to bed chilling. Oh, good. No. Kane and I are actually close.

I texted me the day and I was like, hey, I need to come to your house and do something. And he was like, all right, cool. Sit in that Wayfair chair that you got probably for free? No. Not Morgan's, though.

Her is still sitting in the corner. Does you need me to put it together? I don't think I can read. This is not a... I can't read this. But he asked something and I was like, hey, I need to come and check that out. And he was like,

come on, you know what I live? Get over here. No, I'm not mad at him. Yeah, I was to check out the Wayford. What is it? You want to try, is it? I can let you see it. No, I'll let you see their text.

It's like. It's him. I don't want to share anybody's stuff if it's not. But no, no, no. Ken and I are cool. We're cooler than cool. We're ice cold. What's that from?

All right, all right, all right, all right. Yeah, good job. Hey, ladies. Hey, yeah. Two final things. Amy's playing in a celebrity golf tournament. You're playing? Yes, I was invited to play.

And she's asking if she should play left-hand against she's ambidextrous. Okay, yes. Well, what golf are you playing in there? Well, they ask me what kind of clubs that I would want, because they'll have them ready to go and I just felt like if I asked for left-handed, that might be a little high maintenance. I mean, I ask for left all the time. But you are left. Yes, I would just ask for right.

But then I'm not going to be able to show what I can do. Just say half and half. If you're going to screw with them, go half and half. Hold on. Are you missing work for this? Because I always have to turn down these celebrity tournaments. No, actually, that was the first thing I thought. But it's Walker Hayes for his Bea Craig Foundation. And it starts at 1 p.m.

Oh, that's good. So perfect because I thought, well, I can't do it. during the morning show. Why are you putting her out there like that? No, I'm just saying. Who invited you? Walker. Wow, that's weird.

I have to turn down a lot, man, because they're always like, oh, shotgun start at 9 a.m. Like, I can't do that. But then why would you just call her out like that, though? Because I was going to wait for the, I'm not feeling good, but I was going to get ahead of it. So you think I would say, I'm not feeling good, and then I would show up at a country music-related golf tournament

and think that Bobby would never find out about it. Maybe you take that. chance. One final thing. Eddie's going to try something that I think we have all tried in our histories of doing this show and unsuccessful, but I think we've all tried it at some point, which is the new morning routine. I could do it. Of working out before work. I can do it. We've all been there. Really? Every single one of you guys? How long did it last for you guys? Oh, let's see. Back in 2006, I know I at least went a week. Yeah, like two and a half weeks or something. It was Yeah, I was at 24-hour fitness at like 3.30 in the morning.

He left her wedding ring there or something once. And the only other person there was the guy vacuuming, and I was so nervous that he vacuumed it up. But then I found it on the elliptical. I don't even know why I took it off. Oh, I think because it's the elliptical with the hand things and my ring was bothering my finger. So I took it off. What's the plan? Yeah.

The idea is to go running before I work. And like it's wake up, go run, do the whole process of maybe some stretches. a smoothie, you know? Yeah, yeah, yeah. That whole thing. And I think... Why not journal, too? Yeah.

That wouldn't be a bad idea. Like, how far are you going to run? Like 10 minutes or you're running like 40 minutes? And I'd run like, you have 45 minutes. Oh my gosh. It's fun at first, but you wake up too early. It just is very inconvenient. Unless you're already waking up with that time to spare.

No chance. Yeah, then... I don't do that. I hope you... 45 minutes. Also, why are you putting... This is like a lot. Like, you're doing a lot at once.

You should just at that therapy thing I went to with my kids and my ex-husband, their big thing is like two degrees of change and two degrees at a time and two degrees of time because if you go 20, 50, 1, 80, like you're going to crap out because you're going to be like, oh, this was too much change at once. But if you just go two degrees at a time, it's still a lot and it will add up. Well, I would start with a walk. No, she's not. I'm just, you said smoothie, 45 minutes.

Do you think. Stretch it. Stretch a, yeah. Maybe a little Bible time. Yeah, that's all great. I hope you set aside all this time for all this. Devotional time. You're going to go to bed at 4 o'clock in the afternoon so you can get up in time to do all this.

Like, do it. You need to go through the process. I'm going to do it, so I'll let you know how long I'll ask. Dude, what do I do it the entire year and prove you guys wrong? I would love it. That would be great. You show we're stronger than we are. I'll let you know.

Did he get her from that guy on TikTok who went to throw at this morning thing? Oh, what he does his face in the eyes. Oh, I thought about throwing that out too. Banana. What? I'm not going to do the banana, but the ice bowl, that sounds like a good idea. That guy spends more time setting up his phone to record that stuff than he does his old day. True.

Yeah. You start getting on Zoom calls. His day didn't even start until 11 a.m. anyway. Who does that? All right, we're done. Thank you guys. Let's see. Amy's new podcast is up, feeling things.

I got a Dylan Scott Hour is up on the Bobbycast. That's it. We will see you guys tomorrow. I think there's anything else that I'm forgetting. I don't think so. All right, that's it. Thank you guys. Bye everybody.

Happy birthday. Happy birthday. Thank you. Thank you. Enjoy your presents, man. Thank you, man. A win is a win. A win is a win.

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