The Bobby Bones Show - WEDS PT 2: Bobby’s Weight Loss Hack + Having A Baby At 42 + Why Bobby Felt Like He Ruined His Mom’s Life + What Has Bobby On The Edge FAFO

Episode Date: March 26, 2025

Bobby shared a new viral weight loss hack that requires you to eat like a baby. We talked about Charles Kelly of Lady A and his wife having a surprise baby at age 42. Bobby also talks about a crazy story involving Blake Lively filming a fan.  We also talked to Kyle the Coin Guy about the state of gold and silver. Bobby gets to ask questions he’s always wanted to know but been to afraid to ask. Bobby talks about what FAFO means and what he’s on the edge of doing.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Here's a weight loss hack. Eat like a baby. What does that mean? Like baby food? Like mooch? They're not doing that. Rust milk. It's funny where all your minds go, you weirdos.

A nutritionist eat like a baby diet is going viral. It's got three main parts. Eat small. Healthy meals or snacks every two to three hours. And then eat slowly to give yourself time to feel full. And why they say, like a baby? Because babies don't have an option. You kind of have to feed them what and when.

And so that's the three things. Small. Well, baby can't eat much. Right. Can't eat much. That's where the problem is because it's like we're not babies. Yeah, we're not babies. When you do it's healthy.

Do you know who that is? One of the brothers. Aaron Neville. It's all I need to know. And then every two to four hours, I guess you feed a baby like that. I don't know. I never had a baby. Speaking of that, not so much of you because you're in your 40s, but Charles Kelly's wife,

I don't know how much was put out on the internet yesterday, so I don't know how much I can say. She's in her 40s and they found out she's pregnant. Having a baby. Wow. How many kids do they have? They have one. This will be the second. Wow.

A little surprise. Let me read what's on the internet about this. Yeah. Did you get this from the internet? Well, he obviously knew something before, but he wants to make sure he doesn't say anything that's not public. Yeah, I want to make sure this is their business. but I know them. So Charles Kelly's wife, Cassie, is 42 years old.

They're expecting their second child. The 43-year-old country singer and his wife are expecting their second baby together sharing the exciting news and a surprise post on their Instagram. Can you show me their Instagram, please? Because I'm sure they wrote. And the picture is her belly,

and he's like doing the thing with the belly. And they're like, we're having a baby. So, okay. Happy news? What a baby. He's like, we're having a baby. And he's doing the thing with her belly. And there's a better,

Yeah, yeah. Biggest surprise of our lives. Baby Kelly coming early fall 2025. Big Brother is the most excited. Okay. That's surprise. Okay, then I'll just say what is said. Yeah, they had no idea.

So what? So you're saying there's a chance. I'm saying you have said that you've wanted to have, at times you've wanted to have a baby yourself. You did try to have a baby yourself. Oh, I wanted that. And then I feel like the ship sails. and we adopted and then now.

But sometimes I wonder, oh, maybe it could still happen. Well, and my point is she just had a baby. Yeah. They said surprise, right? Yeah, surprise. They weren't expecting to have a baby. As a matter of fact, I don't think that there was any thinking that it could happen because she was in her 40s.

And not that you're dead at 40, but it's... Well, I've entered pari menopause, but I still have my monthly... I just some little... You can speak. It's just so messed up. We're literal adults here. I know we're adults. Not all the time, but to be fair, not all the time, Eddie.

Yeah, to be fair. Okay, fine. I still have my period, but it's psychotic. Oh. There's still a chance. Yeah. So, anyway, I'm happy for them. They had no idea.

You think kids like to know that their surprises? I don't think it matters. Okay. I mean, I was... I was an accident. Okay, so that's what I'm saying. My sister was an accident. Like, did that hurt your feelings at all, that you're like an accident?

Funny. that I did a whole podcast on Monday of last week. I did it all by myself. We were gone. So I just had an hour by myself at home. And I talked about how it wasn't the accident part because my mom was 15 when she got pregnant. It was I felt guilty for being alive for a long time because she didn't need a baby at 15. Run her life. I ruined her life. It wasn't my fault. No. There was a choice she made. Yeah. But yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I said that. I know. And I still deal with a little bit, but not near as much, but like had I not been born to an already really rough situation for her because it's not like she had money. Her dad died when she was eight. I never knew my grandpa

on that side. They were poor. Imagine being a poor 15 year old kid with a single mom and now you got a kid. And so there was a lot of guilt in that. But that's my, that's like multilayered. It just wasn't like an accident. It was also to a teenager. But then I think, man, if it had been 30 years later, lunchbox had been a fan of my mom. Oh yeah 16 and pregnant Yeah That's crazy

Being being a guest on the show And he'd have been like I'm your biggest fan Yeah that's weird I know It's weird to think about I remember this one chick She had a tattoo

It was called And she was a beautiful accident And that was her tattoo on her shoulder She was a smoke show So she was the beautiful accident Yeah And her mom told her She was an accident

So she got it tattooed on her Oh gosh I don't really think it bothers People Unless they start to evaluate the situation that surrounded that accident or surprise. For me, I don't think would have bothered me except she was 15 and it ruined a whole bunch of lives. But if I was just an accident and everything was all good, I'd have been like, a lot of accidents happen.

It'd end up being awesome. I told you about the guy, the horse shows up. It's like, I got a free horse. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. You never know what is sending you. Close enough. Yeah.

So anyway, congratulations to them. I'm super happy for them there. Also eat like a baby. But not baby food and not in a diaper. But mostly it's the small meals and eating slow because you do feel fuller faster. So there's that. You know something I was going to talk about and we were gone last week was I'm going to let media influence me for a second because there's just been so much of it.

And I try to. not to fall to a side until I feel like I have properly vetted the situation. I'm going to go, I'm going to guess. I don't think Blake Lively is a very nice person. I've kind of gone back and forth a little bit, but I don't think Blake Lively's a

very nice person. After even the text messages up on like the Justin Baldoni website because he was like, you want to see everything? It's all on the website. And there have been other people you can see when her and what's the cups when I go on? You're going to miss me.

Anna Kendrick, they were doing a thing South by South West. You could tell Andy Kendrick hated her body language. I don't think Blake Live is a very good person. Okay, could be wrong. But this story about when they were in Austin and they do this premiere

of whatever the movie is, they did together. It ends with us. No. A simple favor. Thank you. Oh, with Anna Kendrick. Sorry, yes. And so they're, they finish.

And they're going back to the hotel and there's just a random person and she sees Blake Lively come in the hotel and she's like, pulls her phone out, just records Blake Lively. That's what probably a lot of people would do if they see a celebrity just in a hotel, right? Yeah.

Yeah. Not abnormal. Absolutely. So the next day, basically, because Blake Lively got annoyed at her, Blake Lively found her and went up to her and her car and was like, hey, like me recording you now.

Uh-uh. And I can read you the story. I spent... So wait, that's what happened. I saw the headline. I was like, There's no way that's real. Let me read this from page six.

I even watched the girls TikTok who told the story. So a woman named Caitlin Cooper claimed she had a bizarre encounter with the actress, Blake lively, at the Hotel 1928, which is owned by the couple that does all the DIY. Oh, Joanna. Yeah, which is Waco. And it was the same time I believe that they were doing the stuff in Austin. Because I think she's friends with Joanna, Blake Lively is. Cooper, who was staying there with her mother, learned from the hotel.

staff that a VIP guest, which later was revealed to be lively, which they didn't say at first. They just said there was a VIP. We got to get people out of. Um, was on the premises. So she spotted Blake lively. She's just sitting on the couch and just hits her with her phone. Doesn't yell at her, whatever. Cooper says she, she was shocked when the next morning outside of the hotel, when she was in her car, Blake lively comes up and goes, puts a phone and goes, how do you like it when I record you? And then like her bodyguard was taking picture of her license plate. What on earth? The next day, that's like the crazy part. Not like immediately when she saw the phone. She

thought about this all night. The crazy part is that somebody at the hotel had to tell Blake lively who was staying there, who did it, and where they were. Yeah, that's true. She wouldn't know who that lady is. She, no. Cooper described the incident as disturbing and said she was left confused by at Lively's behavior with page six. Hey, I'm going to say this. All this is alleged. Don't even know if these words even go together. other in full sentences. I like to say that because I don't want to get sued. But I watch so many videos crazy. Crazy of true that Blake lively is like, how do you like it? Guys, if you're a

celebrity in you're in public and people record you with their phone, that's showbiz, baby. Now, there are things that you can do and boundaries you can draw and go like, hey, you can be an ask. Would you mind not recording me? You can say that. Absolutely. You can also go somewhere where people can't record you. There are things you can do, but part of being famous is when you're somewhere public, people have the absolute right to film you. But how funny she found her, went up to her car. If true. That's crazy. Like, that's like next level pettiness.

Also, if true, you would think Blake lively with everything going on would be on her best behavior. You would be super nice and walk up to her and be like, oh, I love my fans. Wow. I think with everything going on also, she could be like tipping the other way to where it's like she's about to lose her mind. But she has people with her that can't let her do that. Because her bodyguard again was taking pictures of the license plate. What are they going to do with the license plate? You're going to track her down?

And like, what did she do anyway? They got her video. They got her bathroom dormancy in the toilet. Now how do you feel about this? They find her house. Huh? You like to be filmed poop? Pooping?

Crazy. I forgot about it. That was one of was just itching to talk about once I got back. No. Wow. Yeah, I know. So are they, what about Ryan Reynolds? Does that mean he's not a nice guy?

Oh, they're married? I don't know. allegedly I've heard. I've read a lot of stuff. I feel like he's a pretty controlling guy. Oh, no. Why do you? Separate the art from the artist

because you are the biggest R. Kelly and Pete Ditty fan. So you are. Whoa, no, no. No, whoa. You do. And you watch Cosby on your computer. No. No.

You separate the artist. Whoa. Not true. But that show that Ryan Reynolds has has and when he bought the soccer team, does that mean I can't watch it? No, I think you can watch it. He's anything illegal.

Okay. I'm sure there are a lot of not nice people on Hollywood that we don't know. Yeah. It doesn't mean. He cares. He's not in the same category as Diddy. He's not, okay. The people that you're in the fan club up, not the same category. No, no. No, what's sad, man, is that Diddy picture popped up on my Facebook timeline like last week.

Are you with Diddy? Have you partying when Diddy when you guys partied a lot together? Yeah. And I was like, oh. And you guys partied together, right? Yeah, we were in Austin. You parted. together, huh?

Yeah, we did. Yeah. He said that for years. Yeah. Oh, man. That's crazy. You parted together with Diddy. What was it like?

Um, he wasn't very talkative. Now he wasn't. No. Man. What'd you guys do? You invite you anywhere? No, no. He didn't really invite me anywhere.

He just stood next to me and we chill. We had a drink together and that was about it. But you never said a word. No, I asked him for a picture. And? He's like, yeah. and we did a picture. And then we sat there and I had a drink and we watched.

I think it was 50 cent performing. A quick ditty note. Let us say. Let's just say that none of the ditty stuff is true about whatever he's in jailful. I'm just hypothetically, okay? Because again, I try to be so affected and shifted by media. I think he probably bad dude did a bunch of bad stuff. But let's say that never happened in a vacuum.

We don't even know about that. I'm gonna tell you why he's still a piece of crap. The video of him beating the crap out of Cassie in the hallway of the hotel. So even that aside, absolute piece of dog of a person. When he drags her by the hair and throws her. Kicking and he's bad. Just a bad dude. You're over there, you know?

No. You want to keep, you know. No. And you're like, do little pudding pops. I'm like, dude, do impressions. Stop with the impressions. No. I don't do that.

I don't. Diddy music does not, I don't even know how to find Diddy music. Yes, you do. The dumbest that you ever said. Go into your library, look for most played songs. Favorites.

Nope. Nope. Cosby's no. Yeah, that show doesn't pop up anywhere anymore, right? Oh, it doesn't exist. Like TV land or nothing? Like, I wonder if you typed in a streaming service, where could I watch the Cosby show?

Would it be on any of the? I think your door. I think you're going to knock it. Immediately. Dear Google, where I'm dying to watch Cosby, where? Hey, I'm Chris Hansen. Prime? Yeah, you can rent it there.

Oh, wow. But I would do, I'd be careful. Yeah. I'll be careful. Ray, could we do a midroll here? Yep. Okay. A win is a win.

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Listen to soccer moms on the Iheart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Let's go. Get your bones on. Get your Bobby Bones on. Okay, we have Kyle the Coin Guy, which is the name we gave him because he's actually much more prestigious than that. He is the owner of Nashville Golden Coin. And I just have a lot of questions. Now, my coincidental thing was he was here a couple weeks ago just walking through with, like, some people he works with and stuff.

But Eddie knows him too because you guys. Our kids play basketball together. So, we're coaches. Kyle, can I still call you Kyle the coin guy even though you're like legit, Kyle? Of course you came. Okay. Because it's easy for listeners to remember. I like Kyle the coin guy because initially he came and he appraised lunchbox as Buffalo Nickel, which.

which, wow, was that thing worth nothing. And then Kyle came and co-hosted when lunchbox was gone on paternity leave. He was great. It made me question if, well, you know what, that's rude to lunchbox. No, that's rude to lunchbox. I mean, I thought it. I thought it while it was happening. Even Amy did.

Even Amy wrote a letter and had a notarized. Amy had him so dumb. Yeah. Kyle the coin guy, he, no, there's no. You know, we're kidding. There's no need to attack him. I won't. I won't. Kyle, good to talk to you, buddy.

Likewise. So just some general questions because, you know, I'm over here reading the news. And in the news, people are like, you better get some gold. And I feel like, what is this, San Francisco back in, you know, 1749, 18. 1849. 18, it's 49ers, yeah, one of those. Like, are we supposed to be prospecting for gold? Are we supposed to be like looking to buy gold?

Yeah, I wouldn't waste my time prospecting. Okay. So you can readily find it by just picking up the phone and giving us a call. Now, when you say that, because Kyle does have a business, but there are people that are going to be listening to this mall over the country, right? This is the national show. If you're in Nashville, Nashville Goldencoin.com or Instagram, Nashville Golden Coin. but just like generally speaking, let's say our listeners in Massachusetts or in Sacramento or wherever,

they're wondering about gold because I don't have information. What do they need to know? What do I need to know? Why do I need to buy gold right now? Well, I think in general there's a flight into safe haven assets right now. You know, you may have heard a lot about how the London depositories are running low on gold. is taking forever for people to get their gold. There's a lot of reasons behind that,

but basically the people who own gold want possession of it. And so a lot of these big companies and hedge funds and even governments who have their gold deposited overseas want to have it in their own vaults. And we see that every time we see, any sort of instability in the world. And so with a lot of concern about that is with tariffs and all that stuff. So that's kind of big picture why you're hearing so much about it in the news. However, on a personal level, if you sense any sort of instability in the economy, gold and silver and precious metals have always been.

been a safe haven asset that people have wanted to have in their portfolio to hedge against the volatility in the economy. Can I make a terrible, this would be an analogy or even a parallel, because I understand what you're saying, where people want to have their gold because that is their currency that they physically can have, that can't disappear digitally. that can't go down. Would you compare it to something like an Apple stock? And I know we're not talking, stock you can't touch.

But when they say if you buy like an Apple stock or something that's really not going to move a lot up or down because it's always consistent, it's slow growing, but it's pretty much going to mature positively and it's the safest of stocks to buy. Well, you can't hold it in your hand. I know, I understand that, but I guess I'm asking like, if I don't know anything about stocks, right? We have an app. I buy stupid. We do stupid stocks. I did Bitcoin. It's stupid. All that is dumb. I can't hold it.

But if I were to go, if someone were to go, hey, what's the safest thing to buy if I'm going to buy a stock? I would say the safest thing if we're not worried about volatility would be like something like Apple because you know it's not going to lose. a bunch of value or it's not going to gain a bunch, but it's always going to be there and be significant. So aside from their touching it, is gold like that, like consistent? Absolutely. So gold has never been worth nothing. And it has been used as a monetary medal from the beginning of time, you know, from biblical times through the, you know, just all civilizations have recognized gold as having monetary value. And so, you know, Apple certainly seems safe right now at this moment. But companies come and go.

Gold has always been a store of value throughout all civilizations throughout time. So it's the same as buying a car. As soon as you buy it, it goes up in value. Okay, so the opposite of a car. He's the opposite of a car. Okay, so, and again, I'm going to ask really dumb questions because I don't know a lot. One, about gold. I've only recently had to learn about money.

Never had money. Now I have money. So it's kind of a crash course. So if my questions are ignorant, mostly I'm not joking. I'm just asking as a very uneducated person. Okay, so just want, as long as I understood. Okay. So I can come to you.

or if people are living somewhere else, how do we get gold? Sure. So you can absolutely come into our office. We'll work with you one-on-one, talk to you about what your goals are for your investment in gold or silver or whatever precious metals you're looking to acquire. If you're not in Nashville, we ship all over the country. Oh, so you can even do this with like listeners other places. but yeah so absolutely okay let me ask it again let's say just somebody that was listening in a town they go they go to a store let's say let's take you out of it in your store for a minute

Nashville gold of coin doesn't exist and now you're just consulting people somebody in austin can they what do they look up if they just are not going to go to a store to find gold yeah absolutely so google coin stores coin dealers gold and silver bullion dealers. That's a real thing. Bullion. Blyon. My girl must have so much bullion. Oh, crap. You cook with that. Yeah, chicken boulillon.

Is that the shape of it? Is that why it's gold? Is it a cube? So, bullion refers to metal in the form of the metal. So just in a bar form. A coin would actually be produced

by a sovereign government and has currency value in addition to the metal value. Okay, but the bullion cube my grandma had, is that the same shape? It's like, yeah. I'm not even kidding. I know I sound so stupid, but is that the same shape of a gold bullion would be? Just like a block. Like a, yeah. Well, you can buy gold, silver, and precious metals in all sorts of little shapes. And in fact, I do have some in here that resemble bullion cubes, but I don't know that I put that in my suit. Okay, so it's just, but it's just

the government, it's just sort of like a blob. of gold that's not government created. That's correct. So general gold, though, is valuable everywhere. I swear I'm not this, I'm not playing.

You mean anywhere in the world? I'm really this. I'm not joking. This is a good question. I don't know if they are and I don't know if they're so dumb, you think I'm joking. But if I have gold... I wouldn't call it dumb. We're just ignorant. We don't know. But some people think I'm playing. I'm not. If I had a gold in a bag and I just went on a trip

with my wife to Europe and I had gold. add some gold in a bag and I went to Germany. Is that gold worth in Germany what it's worth here? By and large, yes. So obviously, you know, in Germany they're going to pay you in the local currency, euros or whatever it may be. But yes, you should retain the same purchasing power about anywhere in the world with gold. So it's basically Bitcoin, but real.

Yeah, but tangible. But real without the mystery of knowing who... Like, what is it? Yes, yes. Because, okay, okay, okay. So if I traveled with gold, let's say I wanted to get off the grid and cash and I just had gold,

like that's value, right? Yeah. Absolutely. Okay. What about gold, though, that has like stuff written on it or like, is it worth less, if like Obama or Trump is stamped on it?

Depends on who's buying it. So in general, you know, anything that is 24-karrot, pure gold, is going to have roughly the same value. There will be some difference in the premium that you pay for one with Obama or one with Trump, just depending on, you know, what the market demand is and how in favor or out of favor, that, you know, the, the president is, I would say, but by and large, what you're really buying is the underlying metal. You're buying that one ounce of gold. And so for us, we buy it all. We will sell it all. We just want to make sure that what we're giving our clients, you know,

is the highest quality in purity and in form. Is there Scrooge McDuck Familiar With Scrooge McDuck? Yeah Rich duck And he jumps on all the coins

And all the gold bars So cool Is there a gold Is there a standard gold bar Like a size If you're like Gold Bar This is a gold bar

Yeah So obviously There are many different Refinerys Who produce Gold bars And so Each of them

Kind of has their own shape and dimension to it and design. But for the most part, there are going to be little rectangles with rounded corners, and that's what you're going to see most frequently. But you mentioned Scrooge McDuck.

I don't know about Scrooge McDuck, but you can buy gold bars with Star Wars designs and Disney and, you know, all that sort of thing. Can you put a design on a gold bar? Absolutely I can Oh my God If I get by a gold bar

And put Amy's face on it Oh that'd be cool We can do that But how much does that cost That costs a whole lot Or do you just like sketch it Like when you go to the fair Hadn't looked into it

You know Maybe we ought to Okay so Our all gold bar is a bar An actual Man I don't even have to ask my questions Is a gold bar an actual set value everywhere that's the same like a bar is a bar a bar everywhere that's

see i i i don't know to ask it yeah so well the the first thing you're asking is purity um so you know typically when we think of of gold bars we are talking about once again bullion and so um we we expect that gold bar to be 24 carrot 999 fine gold. But is it a certain size? Is a gold bar, I guess a gold bar, I'm thinking Scrooge McDuck, right? It's like a foot wide and nine inches long. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

So all your precious metals are going to be traded in Troy ounces. Okay, so the most common size of a gold bar is going to be a one ounce gold bar. How big is that? You can buy So about one inch By an inch and a half Boring Too small

No no I want like one Whenever Nick Cage Goes down Yeah And it's trying to find The freaking Constitution Yeah

And he finds those gold bars Like I want one that size Well we can make that happen For you Bobby Like a brick A brick How much is a brick That's got to be a wall

The size of a brick How much does that cost Just guessing I'm not holding you to it Because I'm asking you questions They're stupid So a thousand ounce gold bar, which would be a really large gold bar, would be worth over $3 million. Wait.

What? So he can make that happen for you. Okay, but hold on. A thousand, what? Pounds. No, no, no. Troy's? Houses.

I thought we spoke in Troy. I don't even know. Guys. Okay. An ounce. Kyle? Yeah. Help us out.

Okay. So a brick. If we bought a. brick of gold that would cost a million dollars? Three million. Well, I mean, if you're thinking actually the size of a brick, like on a house. Yes, I used to lay bricks. Yes.

Yep, I would put that between two and three million dollars. Oh, my God. Awesome. Okay, okay. Okay, so I'm out of the market for that one. You need one of those. No, I don't. I don't know what I would have to hire somebody to guard it. Yeah, for sure.

Okay. What about the size of an iPhone? What about that in gold? All right. So a kilo gold bar, which is, you know, a thousand grams, 32.15 ounces. This sounds illegal. It's calculating this. No, I like it, though.

And I just also want everybody to know I'm being respectful. I just don't know what I ask these questions. Yeah, so cell phone size 97,000. Oh, my God. Whoa. You need that. No, I don't. Stop saying I need that.

You need that. Dude, you can put it right there on your desk. No, you wouldn't leave that out. Okay, so can I, okay, let's just say for the sake of this story, I buy a cell phone sized gold bar for $100,000. Now, if I have Bitcoin, which I use app and I bought some, I don't have a ton, but I have like some random little stocks on Robin Hood, those things go up and down in value. If I had that $1,000 bar, how consistent would it stay at $100,000, does it fluctuate up and down a lot? Yes, gold, silver, precious metals, all commodities are going to fluctuate up and down. And so what I advise my clients is you don't buy gold and silver with money that you're going to need to pay bills.

it is a buy and hold investment that's called liquid boys i've learned that liquid liquid you're not liquid if you buy gold the gold's not liquid would that be it would that be correct Kyle like you're not liquid right well you've got a certain amount of money that you need liquid to buy groceries and you know that's the money you can use right take care of your car all that stuff yeah you don't use that money to buy gold and precious metals you use a you know if you're familiar with the term an emergency fund, you know, if I want to have six months of my expenses saved in cash, well, the likelihood that I need all that at once is low, but I always want to have that much liquid cash. So say that's $20,000. Maybe I want to put a portion of that into gold,

silver, precious metals to where it is liquid. I can always sell it, you know, within a couple hours if I need to, but I've got something that is not losing value. And that's really what's happening with our dollar. You know, we like to say it's inflation that, you know, things are just costing more, but really what's happening is our dollars are just becoming worth less because the Federal Reserve just prints more and more of them all the time. So that's really what's happening to our money that is pushing people into gold and precious metals. because they realize, hey, my dollar is not worth as much as it used to be. So a little story from me as someone who doesn't understand at times how money works in, as he described with inflation.

I am always, and have been, but I'm less, I've been petrified that I will not be able to pay bills the next month. I would either overpay my bills or I'd make sure that I would have cash. just in case, just in case. And I was told just holding cash, and Kyle can correct me on this because I could even be repeating this wrong, just holding cash by just cash sitting there, that money could actually be losing value as it's sitting there if it's not drawing more interest than what it's losing in inflation.

Oh, for sure. Even though it's just sitting there or saving it, your cash is losing value. You need to make it work for you. That's what I hear. right right now well and and that that that that's why you know wealth is transferred um from one generation to the next using precious metals because the purchasing power the value the underlying value of that metal tends to appreciate and not depreciate um so like think about gas

So, like, in 1964, we still had silver in our coins, right? You know, you seem like your grandmother put back all our old dimes and quarters and dollars and all that stuff because they had silver in them, right? So if you had a dollar's worth of silver coins in 1964, you could buy about three gallons worth of gas. And energy is a really good way to measure purchase. power over time. So, 1964, a dollar in coins got you three gallons of gas. Today, that same dollar in silver coins gets you eight gallons of gas. I didn't keep up to all that. Yeah, I, again.

It went from three to eight. No, I hear you, but I got a little lost there. Okay, so this is what I'm taking away from. Where is your office? I'm going to go buy some. I'm going to go buy some gold. We're located in Belmead. What a place for it. Everything makes sense. Everything's made of gold. So what are these precious metals, though, you're talking about? Like, what else?

So Bobby's like gold, right? That's his, like, he can buy gold. Well, that's the one that everybody knows. I know, but I can't. I can't afford a big bar. I'm not buying a big bar. But can I get titanium? Like, what other precious metal?

Concrete. Aluminum. Yes. Yeah, what are other precious metals? Great question. question. I don't know. So your big three are going to be gold, silver, and platinum, and then to a lesser extent, palladium and rhodium, but mainly gold, silver, and platinum. And is it that order of value, gold, first, silver, second, platinum, or, was it, he said platinum? Platinum third.

And then rhodium is like fifth. I think I could get some rhodium. I don't know what that is, but I'm level. Can you get a bullion, erodeum? Is platinum third? In terms of value? In same size. If all three are the same size, which is what's worth the most? Yeah. So an ounce of gold is going to be a little over $3,000 today on the spot price. Platinum is around $1,000 an ounce. And silver is around $34 an ounce. I'll get silver. I'll stop buying it some silver then

Okay, so, but how big is, can you, it's hard to describe in words an ounce, how big an ounce is, because it's an ounce, it's like a square mile versus a mile. I can do a mile because I can run a mile. Yeah. When you go square a mile, I run forward, I don't run in squares.

What does, what's an ounce of gold look like? The price to purchase or what's the size is. Like, if I showed up and I was like, Eddie, check out my ounce of gold. How big is it going to be in my hand? Well, a one-ounce gold coin would be about a size of a half dollar roughly. Oh. And then a one-ounce bar again is, you know, going to be about an inch by an inch and a half, something like that.

A one-ounce gold, and how much does a one-ounce gold bar cost? So we're selling them today around $3,125 a piece. Dollars? No, $3,000. Yeah, $3,100. Hold on. I could have been $31,000 or $3,000 or $31,000, guess. Listen.

Please tell me. $3125 is $3,125. For a one ounce bar of gold, $3,000. If I have that correct, Kyle. Yeah, you do. Okay, now, I just pulled up a chart. What about a 50 gram bar of gold? All right.

Let me do the math on that. Because it sounds more because it's a different, but I think it's the next step up. The big bar is the kilo. That's the one. That's what I got my cocaine in. A 50 gram gold bar would run you around $5,045. That's nice.

Okay, what about a 100 gram? Is that just doubled that like 10,000? Yeah, that'd be safe to do. What about 10? I want to do one more. What about 10 ounces? Because that's the next size up on the chart from the 10 gram. If I want to get a 10 ounce gold bar. 10 ounce gold bar running around 31,3,3,000.

It's not bad, man. That's crazy. We need that. Who's we? You have a mouse in your pocket? The studio needs that. Yeah, the studio as a show. You should get you like a centimeter or rodeo and call it a day.

That's what I'm looking at right now. Okay. Now, this is your business, but we did call you, this is not a commercial, so you're not trying to sell us anything. So I'm asking you this. I would even say a friend because you and Eddie know each other. We're pals. I know him too.

Yeah, we know. we know Kyle. I want our listeners to know them too. I want our listeners to know that too. So when I'm asking, okay, we're not comparing who's Kyle the best, okay? He's not giving anybody cheaper gold because you're his better friend. He sat in my seat. So, buying gold right now, your thoughts on at this point in whatever is happening with our economy, buying gold or which precious metal would you buy if you were recommending it to your cousin? Yeah, so I typically advise people to diversify between gold and silver when starting out. Gold is wonderful because it's portable.

I can put enough gold in my pockets to leave town and never come back. Silver's bulky and heavy, but in the event that you needed to trade it to pay days, bills and feed your family and that sort of thing, silver is much more practical on that front. Could I, if I just had a gold bar, let's say I didn't get it from you, or I just had one, it was passed down to me, could I bring it to you and be like, hey, I have this? Because I've done a lot of pawn shop. I've been a lot of pawn shop in my life, I'm being honest with you. Got a lot of stuff from it.

I've been a part of a lot of pawning. So not exactly the same, but is it the same process where I walk in the door with something and go, hey, how much will you give me for this? Absolutely. Yeah, we buy from the general public all day long. And if I go to you and then go to somewhere else, is there a drastic difference or is it mostly a scale based on the weight or purity? I just feel like I'm talking about drugs. Yeah, it sounds like drugs. It sounds like it. So when it comes to gold coins and bars and that sort of thing, we're typically always going to be paying a good bit more than pawnshy.

No, I don't want to compare it to a punch shop. I'm just saying that's my only, that's, that's funny, because I'm saying that's what I know about selling things back, because that's what I did. And I don't think it's the same at all, because what you're doing is a lot more legit than what I was a part of whenever we were punting stuff and then trying to buy it back. But some punchoffs would give you more than others would for the same exact thing. With gold, if we're selling it, and let's say our grandma pass it down to us, is it generally going to get the same amount from wherever you take it? There's probably going to be a little bit of a difference, but any professional dealer is going to give you a fair offer and are probably going to be very competitively priced against one another. I know you guys think I'm a nerd. I could do this for two hours. Oh, this is fascinating. Because gold to me feels, again, like an old man missing a tooth prospecting out over the water. And we found gold. And then they sell.

and I want to have something and throw it like all in poker and throw my gold in like that's like the dream where it's like I'm sitting on like

three aces and two kings and it's like I got no more cash but I walk over and I grab my gold bar and I'm like you know what boom I'm in and he's like he's in for the gold like that's like the gold fantasy

but to think it's actually something super stable like it's consistent that is like a that's a new introduction to the money I got a quote question. Yes. So if I buy this gold or can I go look on like the Dow Jones or something like

and see how much it is that day? That is a good question. Where can we see? That's a great freaking question. I know I'm a money man. I don't know if it's a Dow Jones, but is there a way we can see if our gold's gone up or down in value? Or is that the NASDAQ? Yes, absolutely. So you can always check the spot price of precious metals. KitCo, K-I-T-C-O dot com. is one of the most widely recognized trackers of the spot price. And we use their pricing frequently. If it's higher now, do we wait until it goes down? Well, that's up to you.

I wish I knew what the price was going to do. But if you look at a gold chart over the last 50 years, the trend is up. and so it's always good to buy the dips, but it looks like gold's got a long way to run. I'd say that too. I like that. Oh, yeah. Yeah, I'm going, I'm not kidding.

I'm going to, I'm going to go over there. I can't today, but I'm going to come. If you want to come. Yeah, we can all go with you if you want. I will not go. I will not go with you guys. Why? I would go.

I'd go with you. Oh, why didn't we go to stay? I would let you go. Okay. Whenever I went to get my engagement ring for my wife, after I had it, I took Amy because I needed her to be like Hey, I'm not crazy, right?

Like, I know Kermit the Frog is on the ring But that's cool, she'll like that, right? So, okay, so here's what I want to say about Kyle And I don't know if the number that after Kyle was like the public number Because I don't get away his like personal cell phone number Kyle, just not There's a five and a three in it

Can I say that number? Yeah, that is not the number. It's a confusing way to say it. Can I say out loud a number that has a 535? Yeah, the number I gave you is his general business number. I can say that number. That one's okay. I didn't give you a cell phone number, yeah.

Okay, which is similar to that number, so that's probably why he's confused. Oh, that's funny. Okay. Okay, so Kyle can talk to you, I guess. I don't really know how this works, but he can mail you gold. You can taste it, send it back. It's like a Somali, whatever they call it, with the wine. I don't know how it works, but

Nashville golden coin He did not pay us to come on and do this I literally said to scuba Steve this morning I have questions because I see things in the news about gold Mostly I saw a TikTok where they're wondering If the gold is even really in What do they keep the gold? Fort Knox They're like is it even really there

We need to go do an accounting of it What do you think about that Kyle I think that's an interesting conspiracy Have you been? What do you mean by? interesting. Have you been in there? Well, there's there's a lot of locals who say they shipped it out years ago, but you know, who knows. Yeah, I don't. I don't know if he said local or loco. Locals. Locals. Locals. Because I didn't think Kyle was being Hispanic. He's not. Okay. I know him. He did a heck of a job filling it for lunchbox that time. I remember him. Yeah. Perfectly. Okay. Nashville golden coin.com. So if you're where we live, and most of the people listening to this national, thing now are probably not. A lot are, but since we're national right now, how could you help somebody that lives somewhere like Iowa or Florida that's listening and they're a bit confused

or they're interested? Yeah, absolutely. Give us a call. We'll discuss what you're interested in, price it up for you. And if we can do business, we'll be glad to ship it to your door fully insured. Oh, that's good. So when you ship it on the package, do you write gold, B, J, mental. Fragile. Absolutely, we do. Okay, good. That way they'll know, there's gold in there and be careful.

Don't steal this. It's gold. It's worth $300,000. Oh, what's the, I don't know if it's like a doctor or you can't like HIPAA, but what's the most anybody's ever come and spend on like gold? I can't share client transaction data. Privacy is a big part of what we do. Sorry.

Yeah, but you can't say. No, me, you can do an answer. Doctors can say... Hey, just cough once if it's over a million. You can't do that. Do that? Oh. He's not doing it. Okay, I appreciate that. See, there he goes.

Hold on, but I have a question about that because I thought that doctors could be like, you never really have this patient coming today. What did you just say? What did you say? Like, I thought doctors, like HIPAA, I thought they could say, I saw a crazy rash today, but they just can't say who. Got it. So, yeah, what she said.

Can you do that, Kyle? Can you do that, Kyle? Anybody come in with a rash? Hey, anybody have a rash worth over a million dollars? Yeah. We've done many six-figure transactions. I'll just leave it at that.

That's a million? No, that's 100,000. Okay. Have you done any seven-figure ones? Rashes. No, I'm waiting on Bobby to come in. There we go. Hey, keep waiting, bro.

All right. Keep waiting. I thought like I could get an iPhone or gold for like 500 bucks. I'll be honest how stupid I was. Okay, I am coming by. I don't say stuff unless I mean it. It may be a little bit, but I'm coming by. I'm going to do this because I think it's, one, I think it's safe.

Two, I think it's fun and in that order. The other way, I do too much of that stupid crap. You don't want to spend your liquid on it. Dude, I bought Bitcoin. I don't even know what the crap that is. Right. We know what gold is. Yeah, you got me buying Bitcoin over here, man.

Yeah, but I'm telling you right now is it time to buy. Oh, really? All right. I have no idea. I always say I have no idea. Okay, Kyle, everybody listening. Nashville goldencoin.com to go to the website to just see, you can call, I'll say the number. Yeah, because you know, I'm going to rewind this. It's 615-535-3-5-2785 and at Nashville Golden Coin on social media.

And Kyle, I am going to call you, do, can I get Kyle's like real number, though? Because I don't want to have to call the business. I got it. I got it. Kyle, can I call your real number at some point? Absolutely you can Okay I'm gonna buy gold

And then I'm gonna bring it in And show you guys my gold You're gonna rub it in No I'm gonna bring it in And then I'm gonna give it to Tim To make sure none of it No I don't get jumped with it And

Because when I bring it in I'm gonna need a full backpack I'm gonna be so cool I'm gonna door they explore Backpack Backpack full of it Just loaded All right

You probably need to get a A safe You probably have one But a safe Or a safety deposit box Yeah anything Somewhere Or put in your freezer

What Amy does With her document I don't mind saying this because it doesn't matter. Anything I have that is in a safety deposit box in a bank. Yeah. I don't keep any. I even have baseball cards that are super expensive in a bank safety deposit box. That's like, that makes you think of like a movie.

Like if something ever happens you, like, you know. Yeah, you should tell us where that is. Yeah, you might want to give us the key. Okay, first of all, us. Just in case, man. You guys, sit at this table. What's up? I don't count Morgan's part of this.

Why not? She's at the table. I know, but I'm not counting her on this. I'm you too. You're acting like I would give you. I would trust you with like a key to safety deposit box. I would give it to Amy. Amy, until I got married,

Amy had the ability to pull the plug on me. Hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on. Let me clarify. No, I would have led him live. Let me clarify. Okay, we have like Kyle go. He's at a job to do. I mean, now he's listening to us to have a stupid conversation.

Okay. Nashville golden coin.com. Kyle, I will talk to you soon. And thank you for your time and thank you for your energy and thank you for teaching us. And I promise you, as stupid as we sounded at times, those were legitimate questions from us because we just don't know how this works. You got it, man. It's my pleasure, Bobby.

All right, Kyle. Talk to you soon. All right. Y'all take care. All right, bye-bye. Okay, so let's just keep going for a minute. Yeah. You had something to say.

Go ahead. Yeah. So you're going to tell me. Are we on? We streaming? And I'm recording. Okay. I can tell the stream up if you want because we're going to do like 50 more minutes or

so. You're telling me that the lady that loses everything. Her phone, her wallet, her keys, her license, her credit cards. She's not going to lose that. And you're going to trust her with the key to the safety deposit box? First of all, I don't have a key. Well, that's my disorder. No, no, don't, don't, let me argue for you because your argument is not going to be proper as to what he's saying.

And I saw it. Because you're going to argue about it. What is your disorder? No, no, I don't want to argue the disorder. This is not the question. What is your disorder that caused you to lose everything? Don't get caught in the debate and they throws you off track. Here's the point.

Here's the point. I mean, I'll say. What did you say? I heard. He went. He went. I. Okay, we all have disorders.

I got disorders. Just calculule over here. But all I'm saying is if I needed to trust somebody to drive to where I have a box. She'll get a wreck on the way, man. And you know what? It's okay. Then the stuff's not messed with. But I have like one specific baseball card that's very, very valuable that I've put in a box.

I talked about it on Tracy Lawrence's podcast. Never talked about it before. and it's in a safety deposit box at a bank. And if I were like, I need to get it first, it would be Caitlin, obviously, my wife. Of course. But if she were in like Oklahoma or something. Well, then it'd be Tim. It may be Tim before Caitlin, if I'm being honest.

That makes sense. Caitlin's probably talking with that. She's like, cool, cool, we'll just have to it. Tim's my guy. Tim's maybe for a decade. Tim, I won't say too much about it, but Tim will kill you and cut your head off. Yeah. Even if he's a good mood.

If he's having a good day, he'll do it. That's a good day for him. but I would fully trust Amy to have a key to go and get in and not dick with my stuff. And like if it's grab the card. That's not in there. That makes sense. No, the gold mold of it is, but it's actually not. What?

You'll find out, Amy. The joke is I made a gold mold of my penis. I got it. Yeah. I just got it. Yeah. Thanks. But I would trust Amy.

And the list of people I trust, Mike D is very, very high on that list. But the thing about Mike is I try to call him, be like, where are you? He doesn't talk. So I wouldn't find him and let me turn his location on. Oh, man. That's weird. Didn't you say you're like 12% wrong? This is going to fall under the 12%.

One day you're going to find out. No, I feel like y'all, no, y'all feed into this narrative. Is she F-A-F-A-F-O? The narrative that, I'm going to have. A what? F-A-F-O. What is that? F-A-Round to find out.

Oh. What that means? I'm, if it's like, I'm, I was just going to say, you, she's not FAAFO. I don't know what that means. You're saying I'm going to find out because she's going to screw up. That's like, hey, mess around. She's going to do it, going to screw up. Oh, actually, when I'm under pressures, when I perform my best.

I don't know about that. But what I'm saying is, and FAAFO would be like, currently I'm in a situation where I am on very much the edge of a, going public with something against another public person that really piss me off. You're on the edge? On the edge. Like how close? Not, I'm not looking over, but I can, I'm, how can we get you to look over? I don't want to look over because I don't like that version of me, but we do.

But my, my communication to that person is F-A-F-O, like continue. And that's F-A-Round and find out what happens. Oh. So I don't want to, I don't want to do that. Got it. But that's not with Amy. I'm not. No, you'll just find out.

It's very different. You'll find out. Get burned. What? Like, I'm going to go in there and steal the card or something? No, or you're not going to make it. It's not even the car.

I'm about the car. Guys, I make it. I drive everywhere, every day. I drive all over the place. No, and it's scary, but still, we trust you. Oh, what? I had to rescue you one time. Because I had a flat tire.

That's unavoidable. Like, Bobby gets flats. I do. The most responsible driver. Oh, yeah, flats all the time. Yeah, see? Sometimes I get responsible flats. Do you have them on purpose?

It's just so my ratio is good. So I get my flat. Okay, enough with that. I just got a few more minutes. I got a couple things that I want to get here. First of all, we did announce, and I want to be equal here, because I know we did on the show, and you can hear all about Amy's rebranding of her podcast.

It's now called Seven Things with Amy Brown. It's cool. She's made it a lot longer. No, it's now called. Feeling things. See what I did there, though? It's on the same four things feed, but in case people are like,

what is the name of that? As long as they have the, and the things, They're going to find it. You still trust her? After that. Hey dude, I'm starting to F-A-F-O a little bit. No. Yeah.

It's a good way to remember it because it was four things. Why did you touch me an audio file yesterday? I didn't even open it. What? What was it? That's my, that's, the Walker Hays did my new theme song for feeling, feeling things. You can't send somebody like a file and not put a description because you don't know what to open.

Oh. I almost F-A-F-Oed. I felt like she sent, I had never opened it because I didn't know if you, Amy, you get scammed and kind of hacked sometimes. Oh, a spam. There we go. So I got it and I didn't even open it. Look, I want you guys to see what happened here.

But we talked. Yeah, we talked on the phone hours before. About some different two. Yes. I don't know. I guess I just thought. Five hours from when we talked about something different. I randomly get a file with no words around it.

And she's like, why did you not open it? Why didn't want to F-A-F-O? That's right. Because that's what... You didn't want to find out. Yeah, I didn't know what it was. That's why I never responded because you have to give me a heads up. like hey this is an audio file of our theme song

Check it out Yeah well Do we have it? Can we play it? I have it I sent it to somebody Mike We can get played if we But I mean not for anything

I sent it to Mike just to get his opinion I don't know the context It's just the file I said boom But at least you got a boom I got nothing but a Trojan horse Trying to get it in my phone Oh I didn't send you a boom

No Ray would you play some Miami's theme song Before you play the Do we have the writer's rights on it? It's real quick It's mine We have to hold on We have to have to

have the writer's rights to it because it's on her podcast. I don't know. I'm just making sure from Amy if she wrote it or... No, I think it's a great question. I'm saying this out loud not as it. Totally a great question, but yes. But if it's going to play on her podcast? Did Amy write it? Is she the publisher of it? Yes. Actually, yes. I contributed. But did we have...

And Walker... Yeah, Walker, yes. He did. You can't be like he's cool. It's like a legal... Like you haven't written in documents. Okay, do you need me to just call him and he says I, yes, approve? That's not how it'll work. Okay, we're FAA afone right now. No, we're not. We are going to jail. It's for the podcast. This is not it. We're not going to play it today then.

What? She would do that with your gold bars, dear. What? No, I wouldn't. Amy wanted us to... Remember when Amy wanted to give the computer to the hacker? She's like, just hit play. This is just feels like...

I already played it on my podcast. I hear you, and that's on you when you get sued. And you probably won't. But Walker... Walker says, this is feeling things with Amy and Kat. He's singing about me and Kat. You need to pay the invoice for feeling things with Amy and Kat. Let me just do this.

Let me just do this. No, it's a... Just please listen for one second. Mm-hmm. Just make sure legally that you... But Walker did my first theme song. Great. And he decided not to sue or he signed over. We just have to legally...

What if I play the text message from Walker? I just need you to have the conversation and even have Walker write it out. He gives all... Permission and perpetuity because we need to be able to use it and it looks forever. I'm doing legal language here. Oh my gosh. Permission and perpetuity. A request for royalties.

Like you have full ownership of it. Without request. Like Reed, who does all my theme songs for like whistles and lots of say. Like I pay him up front fee to create the song and then I own the song. Did you do that? Is it written out? I'm typing it out right now. How much you pay for something like that?

Walker and I have a different relationship. He offered. Oh, my. No, no, no, no. I would pay him. I'm just asking. I didn't know. I would pay him. He offered. That's great. And also, he gets price and promo. Like, Brandon Ray did our 25, I guess Brandon Ray does 25 whistles. And so I paid Brandon, and at the end, I said, hey, we have it in writing. In exchange, at the end of every 25 whistles, I'm going to say, I wrote that,

but he recorded and performed by Brandon Ray, follow him at Brandon Ray. Like, that's the exchange that we did. We just need that to be safe. So two things. One, please get that safe. We'll do tomorrow and two if you send me a file please put context on it i'm never going to open it at walker hayes okay and now what i really want to do is talk to morgan for a second but her podcast because you kind of been killing it as well i appreciate that um who she also who shoots your podcast i do you do such a great job you shoot it yep i edit shoot everything it's all me one man band you know if you need help we have somebody they can help you do that i literally have hired i have somebody So let me know if you need help with that.

I've hired somebody that's their job to help you if you need it. But you do such a good job. I didn't know that you were doing it yourself. So that's on that part. Secondly, your last couple of podcasts. I'm going to let you talk about it for a second. The last couple have been what? Yeah, so I did an episode and I shared my, not full,

but most of my abuse, like abusive relationship story. You guys recall that I've mentioned it on the show, but I've never fully talked about it in detail. and shared moments from it, and that was one of the episodes recently. What was another one? And then I also did one that was with one of my old softball teammates. So I did one with, it was like half and half. That's kind of the purpose of the episode is to bring on an expert,

and then someone who's dealing with the situation in real life. Two things with Morgan Heelsman. Lots of things happening here. Go ahead. I'm kidding. The first half was Dr. Morgan. She has a book called The Better Share, and it helps people in marriages understand the mental load.

And the second half of that was one of my old softball teammates who is an Olympian. She played with the Florida Gators and she's still playing professionally. And she talked about how she's balancing her job, that and motherhood, all things combined. But one of the crazier parts of like that story was she talked about how she played on the team USA for years. And how in that entire time frame of years she played for him, she only made like $8,000 playing for that team. And so that was a wild thing to learn about. Like this is an Olympian and you think makes so much money and does all this while she was like barely making rent while playing for Team USA. Okay.

So check out Morgan's podcast. It's not called two things by the way. No. Take this personally. Yeah. With Morgan Heelsman. And Amy, we don't want to go to jail. So we're going to get away another day for yours.

And please send me context on your theme zone. Would you guys have opened that file with nothing with nothing on it from me? No. No. I think my curiosity. would have gotten me. I probably would click on it. This cat does not get my curiosity at all.

But do you understand why? Yeah, yeah, it makes sense now. I guess I just, Walker had sent it to me in that moment and I listened to it. But all you have to do is right, hey, check this song out for the podcast. I know. I know. I just was excited and I just. I want to pay this compliment because we have to go in a minute.

Amy and I, yesterday. I don't know my days of blurred. This has been, because we're shooting this TV show. It's every day. And I'm also a podcast. Day before yesterday. Thank you. you're becoming quite the little mogul.

I'm proud of you. Thanks. I am. In all seriousness. I needed advice. No, I think you just needed... A kick in the pants. Nope.

Nope. I think you just needed somebody to... Guidance. No. Lead the wagon. No, no. None of that. I think literally you just needed somebody

to listen to you so you could decide yourself if you were making the right decision. Well, I wasn't. when I first called. That's not true. Well, I think eventually I would have gotten there. I just had to kind of... Please just let me say I'm proud of you.

That's all I'm trying to say. Well, I was frustrated. Amen. Yeah, I was really, really frustrated. And I still am. Yes, and I understood. And I empathized with you. And I also said, do as I say, not as I do.

Right, because you know what? I didn't share this part with you. But sometimes when I am maybe making a decision or I'm on a call and I pick my demeanor. I'm like, this is how Bobby would handle it. And I do it. But then, then when I called you, you were like, do as I say, not as I do. And I'm like, dang it, I already did as you do. So I had to go back and undo, which is fine. No, no. First of all, I think you just painted me in a weird light. I would like to reflect on that. Not at all. I have respect for how, no, no, that's not true. You're able to do it. You're in a different position than me. I'm also not a people

pleaser whatsoever. None. And I wish I were more. And my wife wishes she was less. We all have different way. I am not a people pleaser. And I think that is a super strength and a super weakness. Because I think whatever we're the best at is also on the flip side of that is also a weakness if we cannot manage it. I'm not a people pleaser, right? You are people pleaser, but you're getting better at not being where I'm not and I'm trying to get a little better at being because I'm at least conscious of it. So like yours, like I don't think any of us want to be like people players, but I think yours falls under like just being more considerate of where the other people might be coming from. Like considerate, like instead of just being like, nope, my, but I was trying,

that wasn't a slam towards you at all. So don't take it that way. I was proud of myself when I did it. And then when you talk to me, I was like, he's right. He's right. He's right. So then I went and undid it. I get triggered. I undid it. I have, I'm wildly insecure. Like, I could not be more insecure as a person. And at times, because of my insecurity, that is where my competitiveness comes from. That's what breeds that. I also think I'm really smart. And at times, those two things do not meet at a happy place. That crossing of me being smart and also triggered, I will react in ways that I'm like, I'm about to melt somebody and it's going to long, it's going to be a long term effect

and it's going to 80% hurt them, it's going to 20% hurt me, but it's going to be worth it because they don't need to F with me. And I don't need to be like that because it's all coming from an insecure place. And, but when I'm not triggered, I'm awesome at this stuff. Like, I'm the best.

Like, you want to win? Get on the team. Let's go. I'll lead us to victory. We'll do this for 20 years. But when I said, do as I say, not as I do, I can feel you were frustrated. and when I'm frustrated, I say things and do things that I do to win, not always to have a victory. And I didn't want you to do that because I could feel the frustration in your voice.

But I'm proud of you. And we're inside baseball. We're inside baseball. All I was saying was I'm proud of you. That's all. That's all. You turn it to a little mogul and I like it. And it's going, I'm proud of you.

I know it's inside, but I think everyone could benefit from hearing at times. just that like take a beat. Also call a friend, call somebody you work with call. Get advice. You don't have to just like try to figure it out all in your own. I hate advice. But that's what I did. I called you for advice.

And you didn't. Or I called you to talk it through. Yeah. Anyway. But then you gave me. But I'm saying just. I told you otherwise I've done. I told basically I've done this wrong a bunch of times.

Don't do it like this. Right. But anyway, I'm proud of you. Thanks. That's all. Eddie did something yesterday. I thought was super cool. I needed.

And I am going to say what it is. And I was like, hey, man, need your help. And made a call for me. Gave Bobby some advice? Well, I don't know about advice. Handle some business. Handle some business? What?

Like what? Well, he didn't ask you. You just did it. I just sat here. I know, but. Okay. Amy, what did you do? Eddie, what did you do?

I asked both of them. We're not going to talk about it. I can't say. I can't say either. Yeah. Anyway, we're moving on. But that's cool. Morgan.

What can we do for you? Nothing. You're doing enough. Who knows how long I'm, I'm laughing. in here. Morgan. Oh my. Great, great job on your podcast. Thank you. What does mogul mean? You're doing many things in many different ways and you're building, you're acquiring, and wealth could be determined by different factors. My wealth, to me, when I think of wealth, I don't think of money. I think of the ability to have options and resources. My wealth is not.

I'm wealthy. I have money. My wealth is, I'm wealthy. I have time to do stuff that I always wanted to do, or I get to do stuff that I didn't get to do as a kid, or I get to do stuff for other people that I didn't have, wealth is different. Yeah. Mogul sounds cool, though. But Amy's building, like, Amy's building something.

Like a house? Multi-layered. No, like a business. Oh. Like, she's doing a great. And Morgan's podcast is doing great, and I want to take a second and reflect on that. Do you want to hear a crazy story real quick? Is associated with that? Yes, I do.

Quickly, though, I'm going to do that story. I'm going to do a quick check with Lunchbox. I'm just making sure what I'm going to do, because we have to go. Although this is my favorite show. I'm saying it again. This is not the post show. I have a whole different show when we do this podcast.

This is not the post show anymore. This is my favorite of the two shows that we do every day. So I need to do that. I need to do that. Can we do the listener first? Yep. Go for it. Because I don't want to forget that.

Can you tell the story? The listener that wrote to you. Oh, our breast cancer listener. Yeah. Yes. So we have a listener that reached out. Her name's Emily Richardson, and her mom got diagnosed with breast cancer. And apparently she's a huge fan of you.

She's gone to multiple of your shows. She's obsessed with Hobby Lobby Bobby. And she just had her double mastectomy surgery. So she was wanting us to kind of shout out her mom, send some well wishes. She's going through a hard time right now. Do you have, is her mom able to, like, talk and stuff? We could definitely reach out to her. See, do you have a number?

Like if I made it, like I made a video or sent something? I have her email. So, oh, yeah. Email her, get her cell phone number, get her address. We'll do all this off the air. But what's her name? Do you know her name? Her mom's name is Trisha Richardson.

Okay, Trisha, you may be hearing this, or is it Richards? Richardson. Okay. Trisha Richardson. Trisha Richardson. Trisha Richardson. That's how much. Trisha Richardson.

Trisha Richardson. You may be hearing this. I'm very sorry for what has happened to you. You do not deserve that. We are all praying for you. As of right now, we do not know your story until right now, but we now do. And things are going to be really hard. That is the truth. But the truth also is that harder things have happened to weaker people and they've come out of it so much stronger and they've been able to not only help themselves but help others. And I, I, I, believe in you. I don't even know you. And we're going to send you some stuff and we just appreciate you. And so sweet of her daughter to Yeah, it is sweet. So just make sure follow up, make sure I don't... I got to. It's not that forget. I just

chicken, no head. I'm running around. Okay. Yes. That's one. We're going to do your thing last. The other thing. Two is lunchbox. Your phone? Yeah, my phone's right here, man. Oh my God, we're doing the thing again. Can you just leave it on your desk? Can you just put it like by your foot and it's on? It's right here.

Okay. It's right by my foot. And is it on? Yeah. Let me see. It's 11.08 a.m. Central time. Boom. Now, go on to your Bitcoin.

Oh, God, dang, it just dropped a bunch. Yeah. Not a bunch, but. Yeah, I'm here. What'd you buy it? Ray, because you were the one that kind of asked for the reminder. What was it at when I said told lunchbox at first he should get in? $87,000 one month ago.

Okay. Now, that doesn't mean we spent that. He spent like 200 bucks. Because it was at like 100 forever. My feeling is it's going to get back up to 100 in the next three, four, five months or so. What is your total right now on that? I've made $12.17. Better than stick in the eye, huh?

Yeah. If you're going to be disappointed at making money, I can't do this with you. You made $12, dude. I know. And it's a good time. I would still say if you're like interested and I know nothing about Bitcoin, except I read about. it and they you know they finally think they who created it and international see what the government's doing in oklahoma just said they could but 10% of their money into a bitcoin reserve

really then so like i read about it but doesn't mean i know about it if i at where it is now at 868 if you were going to put another 100 bucks in i think now it'd be a decent time to do it all right let's do it it may go down yeah but i think it's at 8604 right now 801 803 803 okay i don't two. Thank you. And Morgan, the final thing that you mentioned. Oh, yeah. So a part of that, like, abuse podcast that I did, so Dancing with the Stars, the night that you won the championship, that was the night that I got out of the relationship. That was the night that, like, I chose to leave, and I was actually live tweeting. Did I inspire you about winning? No, you hadn't won yet. So I was actually like live tweeting. A whole thing, like, happened. And I actually was watching you

win on my phone from a Starbucks parking lot, live tweeting like the finale. And I was with Rimi and like after you won, I just, this is like the memory that's attached to it for me. Like after I got done with my work of like live tweeting you winning, I went back. I packed my bag and like that was the night that I left. Wow. Really? And it's associated like with that night, which is a crazy weird coincidence. But super important moment in my life and very important in yours. So weird. Well, I commend you for sharing that story. I think a lot of people relate. And guys, you can go listen to it.

It's take this personally. Morgan Hewelsman, go check it out. Okay. Everybody good? Good. Yeah, I just want to say, Morgan, I'm proud of you for sharing your story. Thank you. I am too, and I'm proud of Bobby for being an inspiration.

He was. He's part of it. No, not for your story. Not intentionally, but you're part of it. Once I won the Mirable, I get it. Yeah, America was all inspired. But also, too, just thinking of like how many people are out there continuing their everyday jobs. It's just a reminder, too, of what's going on with people.

Like Morgan had that going on and she's had to leave. And she's in a parking lot, but she's still doing her job. I never know what's happening with people. Okay. Thank you all. And we got to, maybe catch up tomorrow on Lunchbox's, his new possible job. Oh, yeah. Yeah. All right.

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