The Bobby Bones Show - WEDS PT 2: Bobby’s Wife Trolled Him On Instagram + Is Amy Cooler Since Her Divorce? + Lunchbox Might Go Back To College + How We Accidentally Went Viral + Morbid Netflix Interview Show + Is 'Dancing With The Stars' Rigged?

Episode Date: October 29, 2025

Why Bobby’s wife trolled him on social media after he talked about something baby related on the show. A caller thinks that Amy has been cooler lately and we investigate why. Lunchbox wonders if his college credits have expired or if he can go back to school. We talked about how we accidently went viral. Amy talks about “Famous Last Words” on Netflix where they film interviews with celebrities but don’t release the episode until they die. A caller wants to know why Andy Richter is still on Dancing with the Stars and questions if the show is rigged. Bobby explains why game shows can’t bend the rules.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Listen to thanks, Dad. on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. The Bobby Bone Show. I saw my wife comment on a Bobby Bone Show Instagram video just now, and she commented to turn my mic off. What? Yeah. I was talking about the baby changing table and how I feel like it's pretty stupid, and she wrote on there, turn his mic off.

Hilarious. My wife's trolling me on. Stop you. Yeah. Yeah, it's really the only exposure she gets to the show is if we come up in her feed, and then if she's so compelled by the little tease, she'll take a little tease, she'll take listen and I think why do babies need a changing table is what the tease was and my wife wrote turn his mic off uh yeah there you go so sounds like you're getting the change table

sounds like i'm probably gonna uh hear about that later i'm gonna get home too that's showbiz baby uh would you mind playing voicemail number one please for as much crap as lunchbox especially and sometimes eddie gives amy for being divorced amy has gotten so much cooler than she's been divorced. And honestly, I'm here for it. Keep on keeping on, Amy. We love you. We're proud of you.

Have a good day, guys. Have I gotten cooler? I agree with that. I don't know if it's cooler. I think you've gotten a little more carefree and a little more reckless. Now, if that makes you cooler, so be it. Reckless? Like, because I don't have a driver's license?

No, why don't be physically reckless and reckless towards other people's lives? That could count, though. Oh. Yeah. Okay. So I think you're a little more relaxed at times. Oh. Yeah.

Yeah. Life experience will do that to you. Do you feel like you're cooler? I don't know. I'm not as uptight, I guess. Marriage keeping you up tight? No, it wasn't the marriage. I think it was just like I've evolved.

So, you know, I have perspective on like what's important and what's not. You've been looking pretty cool the last few days. What do you mean? Well, you get your colored shirt on today. It looks kind of cool. Like businesswoman. You've been wearing your Inspector Gadget, trench coat. Yeah.

Oh, yeah. The coat's cool. Which has been cool. Definitely a vibe. It's been making me go, da, da, da, da, da. Me too. We were doing it at the same time.

You were. You were doing it in here. And Eddie goes, dun da, da, da. And I said, Amy's trench coat. He goes, yeah, I go the same thing. Inspector gadget. Yeah.

Well, I noticed you've got a thing where sometimes you're just like wearing the same thing. Right? Kind of. What's, no judgment with love. So I'm like doing. You just dance all around something? Because I don't want you to take this the wrong way. I'm not going to take it to one way.

I'm saying like, oh, Bobby's wearing the same thing a couple days in a row. Just say what you want to say? I'm saying, I'm like, what? Why do I care if I've worn the same shoes and jeans? Like this is the third day I've worn these jeans with these shoes and I've just changed my button down. And like, I did a white button down and a blue button down and now I'm doing a blue and white striped button down. And I'm like, this is, it's made getting ready. like so easy. Okay, is this what the collar meant by cooler? I'm confused. I don't know, man.

No, I just am not. I'm dizzier just from this. I know what you're saying. So because we will record stuff ahead sometimes, I will wear the same clothes like a sweater, never same t-shirt or underwear. Yeah. But multiple days in a row just so the edits don't look weird all in the same day. Oh, that's what you're doing. Okay, so I see my bottoms. Well, I'm changing the top. But I'm just sort of have a similar. To leave the same bottoms don't make. Yeah, I didn't know why you were doing it. It just, I thought. And also I wear a cardigan. I've worn a cardigan every day to work for over a year now.

It's my longest running bit. Yeah, I know. It's your thing. I'm not trying to get in on the... Is there a bit? Yeah. For himself. I thought he just liked cardigans.

Well, it's also very easy. Yeah. When you have a uniform, less to think about... Yeah, that's sort of where I am right now. Like, I just have other things where my brain is occupied to where I'm like, okay, at times I may want to put more into my outfits, and that'll be fine. But right now, I think it's good if I'm... I simplify it. Like, who cares during this time frame of my life or this particular week or whatever I have going on? Like, why do we overcomplicate things if our energy is being spent elsewhere? Like, don't stress in the closet. And also, I wanted to look a little more professional than just wearing a hoodie because I was just tapping out and wearing that doing that every day. And it's like, there's got to be a bit of professionalism if you want, like, people to take you professional. So that's why I decided on wearing. Whoa, whoa, well, don't bash the hoodie. Don't bash the hoodie. Well, I mean, he's just making it.

Well, Eddie has on a hoodie too. He's just making a point that the cardigan is a step up. It seems a bit elevated. Yeah, it's more elevated. And I want to be taken as elevated. And these clips are everywhere. So if I want to be taken as elevated, you've got to act elevated. You've got to look elevated.

So that's why. And it's also the greatest, the easiest thing every morning. I've got like 25 of them. You just grab one. Throw it on. Different t-shirt. Looks like you actually care, even if you really didn't. What does your hat say?

May I'm a must this. What's that? artist on Bobbycast next week. Oh, yes. Okay. I know that, okay. Because you had a red one too. Okay, sorry, I thought now that you're saying it's an artist, I know who that is. I was thinking it was like a brand. She's from the same hometown as my friend Courtney was growing up, Hope Arkansas.

We went to the same college. Those hats are cool. A ton of similarities. Yeah. And she came over and she'll be on the Bobbycast next Tuesday. Yeah, cool. Cool when you meet someone later in life that like kind of had the same. I'm not about to die, dude.

No, I'm just saying like if somebody, like from a. Calen comes out from Calan. Later in life. Like now. You know, and they're like, I went to your high school and you're like, well, that's crazy. Yeah, she grew up in Arkansas, a small town kind of near where I grew up, went to the same college I went to. That's awesome. And was super cool, and she was like, you know, everybody obviously.

But she was born in 1993. Yeah. Oh, so she probably doesn't know Courtney. I don't know if she knows Courtney or not. I didn't bring that up. But my wife is, my wife was born in 92. Oh. Flex. That's not a flex. That's not a flex for that.

That is a flex, dude. I wonder if that's how my boyfriend feels when he's like, my girlfriend is born in 81. He's like, my girlfriend, she's 40. How old are you? 44. She's 44. He's like, she's 44.

He does get a flex like that. It wasn't meant as a flex. It was just that I generally, every single day, communicate with someone that is that age. It's not like she's a child. No, yeah, no. Like, like, MES is the child. No.

Okay. All right, that's what it is. It's cool. I told him when she brought him. Yeah, they're really cool. I was like, hey, these are really cool hats. So I've worn them just because I like them. Yeah.

Give me number two, Ray, voicemail. Your son changing his own oil. When I was a kid and I had to get a car, that was one of the caveats for driving, that I had to know how to change the oil. Maybe you need to get them under there, and that way he won't get scammed. Love the show. Oh, my. Yeah, I mean, I learned how to change my oil.

Really? Yeah, but I only did it like one or two times and never did it again. You don't need to know how to change oil. Like, it's a nice skill to have. but I think you're fine. I think he's fine. It was cool to know that, like, you could change your oil and spend $20 versus whatever, $50. But what was the problem was, though, when you were changing the oil, you're like, what do I do with the old oil?

You've got to go behind AutoZone and, like, dump it or something. It's an apocalypse skill. Now, what I call an apocalypse skill is something you probably aren't going to have to use in real life, and it'd be very valuable if the world was in some sort of apocalyptic scenario. Yeah. But if he learns a change, it. on oil. How many times is you really going to have change his own oil in his life? Never. One or two, maybe. And it's probably very useful if he does it. But I don't think that's right,

it's like learning how to shoe a horse. Like, would it? Do you really need to know how to put shoes on a horse? Could I? Yes. I give up shoes on horse. It's always crazy to watch them get nailed in. I'd be like, and the horse's foot. But it's like their nail. It's like their toenails. Yeah. Their hooves. And so, but it's like that. It's a nice apocalyptic skill. What about the tire, though? He should learn how to change tires, right? Probably. I think that more so, because that can happen at any time.

Yep. I think the tire changing, Arkansas keeps made sure I knew how to change a tire. And he knew I wasn't the most masculine of kids. Not his fault. But he made sure I knew how to change a tire. Yeah, I think that's important. Because you can be broken down and need to know how to change a tire if there's no cell. But you really aren't going to be somewhere and just be like, if I don't get an oil change right this second, I'm never going to be able to get out of here.

Right. You know, you can just try. It may do some long-term damage slowly. But, all right. Next up. I am a graduate coordinator for university, and I don't know if it's the same for undergraduate degrees, but in graduate school, credits age out.

So courses I took 10 years ago actually wouldn't be able to count towards my degree if I went back and tried to finish now. So he may just need all the credit hours and not just three anymore. This is in reference to lunchbox needing three hours to graduate, stopping college with one course to go. Maybe he needs way more than that. I feel like undergrad, he's probably fine. Let's find out, though, before you even assume that, right? I mean, I did Google it just now, and it says no credits themselves do not expire.

but I don't know what that means I think what you need to do is could you research and call your school and find out all I used to do this is what I had to do I called my advisor at Texas A&M and I said here's my situation here's what I need to do and they helped me set up a plan but lunchbox doesn't have an advisor

anymore I don't even know who would I go to there's no way the people that were advising What was your school? What school were you in? University of Texas said and Tonyo I know that you're in UTSA but what Call crime shopper Danny What was your degree? Speech communication and

public relations. So then you find what I'd be like call and say, I need an advisor that works with this degree. Will you just help him? This is not hard. You majored in speech? What do you mean? What do I do for a living? I speak.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. I don't understand what your point was. What's your joke? No, it's not a joke. It's funny to me. Maybe that's where he got this whole thing. This bonehead comes you day from Denver. Colorado.

He also fist pumps every time he does it. He goes, this story from Denver, Colorado. He does, he does. I'm very confused on why you think my speech is that. Did you learn the whole like, and he was in a car, boom, boom, boom. Did you learn that? All the sound effects he does. No, I actually didn't.

I just would get up in front of the class and speak. Yeah. I know, but surely you picked up some of that from there probably. No, no, I don't think any of my teachers. I just think I was a natural. And so that was why I did that degree because it was easy. That's cool. But you did the degree.

Yeah. You didn't finish it. Well, that's why I chose that path. Just call and see. Tell me the name against speech and speech. Speech communication and public relations. I was a double major. PR, huh?

Isn't that the same major? Nope. Two different men. So you had a double major? And that means if you're only three hours short, you have one of them already completed. No, it was double-divism. Don't trust me.

Like one of them is not a minor. They're both. You double majored. Oh, no, I think I got a minor business administration or something like that. Now you just make it stuff up. Business, business. He's a business. British literature.

You guys don't realize how intelligent I was. Walking a business lit. Day one. Businessman making a business deal, making that money. Trying to get that money. Jason Givel. I mean, I don't understand. why it's so shocking that I did speech communication.

Okay, I have the phone number we're supposed to call. They have an advising center at UTSA. Yep. Well, you just get him that information. Yeah, send that on over. I'll give him a hauler. I mean, you were just in San Antonio.

You could have gone by in person. Amy, I was bit, you act like I was just hanging out. You were. You said you went up 30 minutes in one thing and you were like, what was I even doing here? Well, no, no, no. That wasn't their fault. That was someone else's fault.

But again, you had time. But that was at nighttime. That was at, it was at, The concert was at night. Yeah, get all day. No, no, I had to get there early to interview the band. And the band didn't want it. No, introduction.

He interviewed the band. He just interviewed the band. He just introduced them. Yeah. So after he interviewed him, they're like, we don't want an intro. The speaking part, they didn't want that. But he was speech communication. I know, you didn't tell them.

You forgot to tell the band that your major was speech communication and PR. Yeah. And then so, yeah, then I mean, yep. Yep. And then I had to get up and go to the station. But I'm saying you had all day in San Antonio. No, I literally didn't. I got to the venue at 245.

What time did you get to San Antonio? I got to San Antonio at 1130. And then I had to do a podcast, the alumni podcast. So you were on campus. No, it wasn't on campus. I went to a different building. The couple that runs the podcast, they own their own business. And so I went to their office and they had it.

Is this like when Ray took negative? pictures in the basement of that dude? No, no, no, no, no. Avon and her husband, they run the podcast and they had the equipment at their office because they have real, like, day-to-day jobs. They own their own business. Day-to-day jobs. You mean jobs? Yeah.

And so I went there to do the podcast and then I got the call saying, hey, we need you here early. They want to move the interview up from 330 to 245. And I'm like, oh, my goodness. How long was the interview? The podcast? It was supposed to be an hour. No, no, not with the people with jobs, with the band.

Five minutes. Okay. Five minutes. Right. So you have five minutes. Then you had the rest of the day. Well, no. Then I was out at the venue, which is 35 minutes from UTSA's campus.

So then I'd had to get another Uber. Go back into town. I'll spend too much time on this. Got it. Amy, he'll just help him. I just send him the phone number. All right. I haven't got it yet.

Hit me with number six voicemail. So I was never a really good runner. I did do wrestling. And wrestling really, really helps with, It's a plan of continuing to push yourself and push yourself, push yourself, and it also really helps us endurance. So I think you should let Stevenson give wrestling a try. It's not for everyone, but it's a really good sport.

So I think you should think about it. Love the show. Where are you on that? Oh, I'm not thinking about it. He doesn't want to wrestle anymore? No, I haven't brought it up. I'm sure he does. That'll help.

Is it up to you to bring it up, though? Or is it up to him to bring it back up to you? He's got to bring it back up. And when he does, I'll be like, hmm. Yeah, that's a parent trip. I thought we talked about this. If you don't talk about it, they may forget about it, and you're good. Yeah, but if he does bring it up, and he says, no, I still want to wrestle and run.

And I'll say, are you sure about that? And he says, yes, I've been thinking about it. We haven't talked about it in a while. How much you've been thinking about it? So you're not really for it? I am just not for it. I think we need one activity at a time, and I feel like cross-country is in the fall. Track is in the spring.

Other than that, we have academics. we have to focus. I get it where it's good. My nephew wrestles. Like, he, you know, he's very into it. But that we can go support him. So you're just against him having multiple sports. This time I am.

Okay. Because we have to... You don't have to explain anything. You're just asking where you stand on it. Yeah. Well, I guess I'm just being clear. Like, I'm really not trying to be... Because I guess I'm struggling.

Like, I feel like I'm being... Like, a bad mom. but I feel like I'm being a good mom, prioritizing academics. I think Amy is trying to make sure he's focused on running because she thinks that's his future, that he's going to get a scholarship, and she is becoming one of those moms that,

you know what I mean, the athletic moms that she's sure. And if we don't keep our academics up, this is going to be a problem. And you don't think he could keep his academics up and also wrestle. And that would actually help him be a better runner as well, teaching him different skills. What do we need to do at home to stretch?

Like, what is you getting? You said wrestling was going to make him a better runner. I'm like, okay, well, we can work on some of those moves at home. To where you don't have another activity. You're going to wrestle him? You're going to put a mat on the living room and just wrestle your son. You know what I'm talking about, like another activity to go to. That's what it's about.

You know, busy, busy life. It's like, you know, our kids don't have to be in everything. It helps. It's better for them, you know. To what? How do you know that? Well, because my kids are in everything. And you say, you say, you.

seem exhausted. Well, I'm exhausted, but I'm saying for them, though, they like it. And at the end of the day, they feel like, ooh, what a day. Like, I did a lot today. Yeah. And I'm, and me and mom are like, we're exhausted, but it's for them. Yeah. I don't know. I think we've gone sideways with like our kids need to be involved in everything. It's just about Amy needing some relaxation time. No, it's like, just pick a... You're not telling him to be involved in everything. He's asking you if he can do something else, right? Yeah. I'm, there's no good or bad here. I'm just asking questions. I know. I know I'm being weird, but you're cool now. It's weird. It's just a weird. You're cool, Amy. You do what you want to do.

It's a weird thing. She does what she wants to do. Say what she wants to say. Do you remember that song? They do what they want to do. Say what they want to do. Yeah, what is that. Play how they want to play. It sounds familiar. That's how they want to dance. The Adams family. It's emceehmers version of the Adams family. Oh, that's cool. Remember that. Yeah. All right. There's a viral video. I meant to mention this Monday. I had a note. For God. There's a video of a guy and he is showing through his side view mirror the person behind them like the school line and they are going crazy

they're like oh like this old lady like yelling at her she's crashing out she's like yeah big time crash out and he's like recording her and the video goes viral because she's going crazy but I got it sent to me so many times because as he's recording this video of her our show is playing in the background no oh that's funny yeah no I watch you hear Ray Muno

talking in it Ray's like Ray's like all right here's the game we're gonna play here we mean Morgan commented on it from the Bible show account but it was on F Jerry and... Oh, that's funny. I saw the video, but I don't think I had volume up.

Yeah, yeah. The volume up is us. That's cool. It's Ray setting up a bit, like a tease. Okay. The guy's listening to the show. And she's going,

she's like hitting her steering wheel, like, casting at him. Yeah, she's not happy. And you hear Ray, like, all right, the top three things to eat on a Thursday.

So... Do we have it? The audio... It's not great. We have something, Ray? Hit it. So I'm going to give you the title of a theme song.

You're going to tell me the show. Go ahead. Moving on. And she jumps. Crazy. This lady's crashing out. This lady's crashing out. Andy Griffith.

Correct. Oh, wow. That's the name of that one? Boss of me. Knock the middle. Correct. Oh, I got in there. So, Eddie.

I mean, we were a big part of that video. I was just more of a, oh. Did you hear? Oh, at the end. Three of us went viral. Wow. Somebody wasn't in that video. I didn't get in.

Why not, dude? Hey, lunchbox. I barely made it. I don't know. You know why? Because that was the victory lab after Bobby won, so we were supposed to be sitting out. but Eddie was still, you know, trying to hog the spotlight from Bobby.

I was trying to get into a viral video. Well, the point is, that was on in his car as she was crashing out behind. So where does the guy live? They got, the guy that went viral. I assume when anybody is doing anything crazy, it's Tampa. Just in general. Yeah, I just assume it's in Tampa. Always it's not.

I was just told it was Denver. In Tampa, Florida. Anytime I see anybody going crazy and we're involved, like, playing. I'm like, oh, it must be Tampa. That's fair. But now it's in Denver, Colorado. It says, We're in a school zone.

This lady's crashing out. That's funny. So was she mad at him? Yeah. Something he did? I think. She's mad at something else in life. But I think he like cut in front of her or something.

Got it. All right. Let's go around the room. Amy. Okay, so heads up. If you have NutraGena makeup wipes and I sometimes have these, my daughter likes to use them. They've been recalled across four states after bacteria was found in the product.

So Texas. South Carolina, Georgia and Florida, which I know we have a lot of listeners in those areas. That's ironic. You know, you use wipes to clean your face and you're getting bacteria on there? Yeah. You know what I thought about yesterday a lot? That AIDS could live on a needle. Like live in the syringe. You know, I thought about that too. Because I was wrong about that. I was like, I don't think it can live on it.

But in the right situation, so protected, it can live in a needle for like 40 days. And I don't think it's really going to live on a needle in a phone booth. like they told us back in the day. But there was a good point because I said, I used to believe that. And I think it was you who said, what about, or maybe you? Needles. I'm like, oh, yeah. Well, because oddly, we were watching, my son and I were watching a movie.

And in the movie, somebody gets stabbed with a syringe and he freaks out, right? Like, the guy freaks out that he got stabbed. And my son's like legitimately goes, why is he freaking out? Like, it's just a needle. I was like, no, you can get like diseases through a needle. And I had that whole discussion after we talked about that. Yeah, I thought about it a lot. HIV is more stable at cooler temperatures.

It can survive for longer in a refrigerator or at room temperature. It needs moisture to survive. So if it's a dry needle, the virus is inactive. So that's why I wouldn't work in a phone booth as much. But if it is in a syringe and you're reusing that needle, it can have it on it. Where it's like closed off from air, I guess. Yeah. Yeah, I thought about it.

Yeah, it's crazy. That name is coat. Eddie, I just, hey, we just think about the same stuff recently. I guess so. We like your coat, though. So don't do a dumb and dumber crash out on us. Oh, no, I'm not. Because I liked your coat.

The whole point was it was cool. I could be vulnerable to a crash out, not going to lie. But I think I'm okay. And no, I think I saw that as a compliment. The sweater from back in the day, like, you all went hard. That was bad. I think you were just at a bad spot. Well, I was on Clomid.

So your hormones were all out of control because you were trying to get pregnant. Yeah. I think it was a mixture. It was a funny sweater. And it did look like the guy from down in the number. I felt so cute when I got ready for work that day. and then that quickly changed when I saw these guys. No, it was still cute.

You just looked like Jeff Bridges from Duma Dumber. No, y'all were like, what's a stupid sweater? We never said that, stupid sweater. But that's the filter. That's the clom of filter. Yes, that's what you got it. And so then it just led, y'all, like, would not let it go. And then I guess I just needed a cry, so I started crying.

Yeah. And then remember when Eddie wore one that looked just like it a few years ago? Well, then you passed it on to me, Amy, because I walked in with a cool sweater that I thought was cool. George Burge gave it to me as a gift. I don't remember this. Oh, yes. And he's not worn a sense. I'm not.

And I see it in my closet all the time. I'm just like, I can't do it. Oh, it must be. Can't do it. A golf brand. Yes. I don't know which one. Malbom.

Malbon. Malbon. That's what my sweater is now. What? Is that with the cute M? Yeah, it's Malbon. I wore a lot of Malbon stuff. And I thought it was so, because it's different.

Like it's large, you know, and just kind of loose. I don't remember that one. I wish I did. I'd like to get a laugh right now. Oh my gosh. We all laughed out of my name. He goes, this is what it was like, this is fun. Oh, yeah, she took it out on me for sure.

Because I wasn't there when Amy wore her sweater. Yeah, it was a while back. It was a wild time. Oh, that was... It's a wild time in general. Yeah, it was probably about, what, 2009 or so? The good old days. Dang.

Those were the good old days. Yeah? Yeah, for sure. Eddie. So, Michael Dell, you know Michael Dell. He was the founder of Dell Computers. His son, Zach, I was reading about him, and he started his own business. Oh, I'm looking at your old sweater.

Yeah, dude, that's terrible. Stop. Stop. Well, you're just not wearing it with the right shirt. either. The undershirt? Yeah, it was like that free button-up shirt we got from Jake's golf tournament. Oh.

It just wasn't. The vibe wasn't right. Should I try it again, though? I think you can with just a T-shirt. I think it's fun. We're going to laugh now because we know it. I wore it to church like a few months ago and somebody literally told me like, that's a cool sweater, dude. Yeah, I think it works.

Just the whole vibe there wasn't. And we probably were just prickly that day too. You guys. It's a mix of how the room feels. Man, you guys went hard on me. You know what? I never got over that. We're sorry about that. Okay, so Michael Dell sends Zach Dell. Yeah, Zach Dell. He's got a company and he's trying to change how we look at energy like in our homes.

So instead of like, you know, gas generators that they have now for when your power goes out, his company is doing a generator, but it's a battery that sits outside your house. And for $19 a month, it's a membership fee, you have energy that you have constantly. If this works, you may not need to use an electric company at all. So, period. Period. That's crazy. So to think about that is nuts, he says that... Are these for sale now?

Yes, in Texas, they have them in three cities in Texas, the three major cities in Texas. I need to get a generator for our house. Dude, look into this. You don't have one? We have a small one for, like, the studio. And then we have... No, and every time it, like, snows, where power goes out, I get so jealous because I hear all the neighbors of power. I mean, I don't have one, but I'm just surprised.

I figured, yeah, you would. I don't think we do. You did have one. At our old house, we sold it. Yeah, and then... But so at least you have one for the studio. So you could. There's one there, yeah.

I have one, but it just powers like a lamp. That's small. That's not going to be. I know the worst is when, yeah, the power goes out and you do hear all your neighbors. They're like firing it up. And you're like, okay, show off. Where they're like, zizzizz-z-z-z-z-freezing. I'm hugging the dog to stay warm.

Yeah, I never really think about it until the power goes out. And I'm like, man, we should really get a generator. Yeah, they're expensive. And then I'm like, for sure, we're going to get one. As soon as the power comes back on, power comes back on. I don't think about it again until the power. until the power goes back off. But that would be cool to have a subscription model, $19 a month.

There's a one-time cost of $695, and that's the battery. That's like the whole... That's all, that's it. You buy it one time, and then it's $19 a month to have your power. And I can't order one to here. I mean, it's not available anywhere else. It's just in Texas right now, but I'm sure you can ask someone. I'd like to have one.

So wait a minute. So it's only if your power goes out. For now, it acts as a generator. Yeah. But they're trying to make... it to where, because it powers up your, it powers your whole house. So it has enough energy for your whole house, but they're trying to get it to where like, this could be the future of energy. I would imagine that it's not large enough to power the whole house for a long period of time.

Right. That's what I was. Yeah. So. And then it's like a battery and you'd have to recharge it. Yes. But a larger battery would last longer. And part of that membership fee is probably having somebody servicing it, meaning coming to recharge it once every couple of months. I don't know the specifics, but I would think that that would be what it is. Yeah. I think that's, that's how it works. I thought it's so cool that this guy, like, he must have grown up with just, like, ideas flying around their house. Well, and access. Access to a great education. The best tutors, teachers, obviously genetically, probably pretty smart if his dad's that. Yeah. Access. Yeah. You have a lot of access. That's pretty cool. The ability to just go and create because you don't have to worry about, you know, some of the insecurities that even physical or. natural that some people have to deal with.

You know, like us growing up, we didn't just get to go chase all of our dreams. We had to get a job, pay for gas and stuff, you know? And then asking my dad about things. Like, I never knew if it was going to be the right answer or not. And I feel like asking Michael Dell. He was an encourager. He was a entrepreneur.

Yeah. Probably breeds that within the house. Wouldn't you fly like a chopper to work? I don't know how much about him. I just hear stories. I never met him. You ever meet Michael Dell? No.

You did? Never. Oh. I mean, we were in the same room, but we didn't meet. Like I went to a place where he was speaking That was cool That's cool Alright Morgan

I feel like there's only gonna be two Maybe three of us in this room that are this But Bobby are you group seven Oh yeah for sure And how do I know Sophia James? Like I know her from something What are you talking about? Group seven

You guys bored in a plane See you have to be group seven To understand what we're talking about Well she did this You can tell the story I'm sorry Go ahead it's okay I don't know if you She's just an artist on TikTok

So maybe you've seen her on TikTok But I know her from something Really? I feel like Maybe TikTok. Because I know I see her on TikTok. Because I see all the video. But I feel like I know her from something else.

Oh. Let me see if she's in something. Or she looks like somebody. But so she did these videos and she created multiple videos. Like if you're group one, you're this. If you're group two, you're this. And so group seven is the one. Like it was like the helper, the good person group.

Yeah. And it was just like playing a clip of her song. The whole purpose was to get her music out there. But what's crazy is group seven has like 77 million. views now. Group 7 votes for Andy on Dancing with the Stars. Oh really? Yeah. That's cool. Yeah. But so now everybody's getting into it. There's signs all over. There's signs here locally that businesses are just say Group 7 and it's to become this whole thing. So if you're Group 7, I guess you're a good person. If not, then you suck. So the other ones, they're no good, like the other

seven videos. They're just different. It's like the Enneogram even. It's like it just a kind of per. Well, seven is what went viral. So she made seven and her goal was to figure out, okay, which one of these, if any of them, are going to go viral. And she labeled them. It was all music promotion, by the way. Yeah. Her song was featured in some way, shape, or form in the clip. And then seven was her final one, and she threw that up.

And that's the one that went viral. So therefore, if you've seen and helped spread group seven. You're part of group seven. Yeah. And its virality has become a story, which has made it even more viral. Yeah. Yeah. Because this is a very common thing on Al group.

People will try this and they'll send out multiple different and be like, if you're seeing this one, it means this is meant for you. It's kind of a thing to try and test the algorithm, if you will. But Group 7 for some reason just took off. Like, I don't, it's rare for something to have 77 million views. Yeah, I feel like I'd make six, seven, eight videos or something. Hey, six seven. Six seven. Yeah.

I feel like I would make multiple videos. Lunchbox, you know what that is? Multiple videos. No, six seven. Yes, I know what that is, Amy. Well, you didn't know group seven. So I feel like Treat him like a child

Exactly That was a joke No no no but I mean Can I answer the question? Go ahead Because he's like I don't know how to call my advisor UTSA

Hold on So he knows what group seven was either So you didn't make fun of Eddie No but that's the answer to that question Because there's sometimes he acts like a child Sometimes he doesn't So when he's treated like that People are like well you treat him like a child

Well it's like 20 minutes ago It's like I don't know how to dial a phone to call UTSA Right And I get that But like I get that but like Like I said something of the day name is like, idiot. But like with lunchbox, she's like

Oh yeah. Lunchbox, it is group seven. Do you know what that means? I think she feels like he's a little more special. Got it. Okay. You do treat him like he's more special.

Yeah, you treat him with care. They can both say the stupidest thing and with Eddie, you'll be like, dummy. You're a piece of crap, you idiot. And we get a good laugh. And with him, you're like, it's okay, buddy.

Yeah, you have like I got any longer on a test. Right, right, right. you really do. Yeah. Well, I need longer on a test. Well, I don't. Well. He gets defensive.

I don't need time. I mean, Eddie didn't know what group seven was. I didn't. But you're the only one. Okay. Do you know what six, seven is? She does handle him with care. Okay.

And she does the, I think she knows you can take it. But with both of them, it's still a joking relationship. It's not like I'm really calling Eddie an idiot. No, I know that. And I'm not offended by it. But you're all like, stupid idiot.

And then you go to lunchy. It's definitely different. It's definitely different. No, no, but it's a lot. Okay. But everybody treats everybody different. Oh, is it because like you're worried maybe he'll snap? Oh, that's part of it too.

You don't think we're all kind of scared of that? Sippy tail around. Well, then you guys would all be a lot nicer to me. Like Scoobo Steve and lunchbox? I mean, they are rageful. Could be. Scuba Steve doesn't get rageful to us. But at Ross, was it at Ross?

No. But you choked a guy once and blocked. blacked out and we haven't stopped thinking about that. People are stupid in a waste of space. What? They just sounded up. But you guys, I like you guys, so we're good. Okay. Well, any whozy.

If I were to make several videos to see which one went viral, like none of them would, and then I'd have eight of the same videos with, like, low views. But you shouldn't be embarrassed because nobody saw them, even though they didn't get seen. Oh, true, true. Okay, Amy, you did yours.

Lunchbox, do yours? I haven't done mine. Go ahead. Morgan did hers. What's that movie you like? the monkeys 28 days later where they all the diseases and they get out and they infect the world. Well, it came true in Mississippi. Did you see this?

Yeah, the truck dumped over. All the monkeys got out. Tulane had these monkeys that they were doing research on that have hepatitis, herpes, and COVID. Oh, my gosh. And the truck overturned. And the monkeys are running wild. Are they still loose? Yeah, I think so.

Well, last time I saw. They've gotten all of them but one. Last time I saw it. But they didn't catch them. They had to pop, pop. Oh, no. They had to kill him because they couldn't catch him. And that's not fair.

That sucks. That's terrible. It also is not fair. They had to give them all COVID, herpes and hepatitis. Right. They didn't just get it naturally. It sounds like lunchbox is timeline on our show, all the things that he's had. No, Ron.

I've never had herpes or hepatitis. You had hepatitis, didn't you? Some are asymptomatic. No, I had tuberculosis. Totally different disease. Do we check you for hepatitis? Oh, he had syphilis, tuberculosis, and use infection of the throat. I never had syphilis.

It all sounds like all the diseases. Like, we have a timeline of our show since we started. That sounds like the different seasons. All the lunchbox diseases. Yeah, but they had to kill them because they were worried they're going to go because they're aggressive monkeys and they were out in the community. That's so sad. It is, but you don't want the alternative of like a monkey.

You're at a bar. Next thing you know, you're hooking up one of them. You got one of the diseases. Like kids are playing on the playground of school and all of a sudden. There's an aggressive monkey out there giving them hepatitis. I mean, uh-uh. You're at the electric cowboy having some drinks. Monkey catches your eye.

He's moving pretty good. Next thing you know. You got herpes. So how many monkeys are loose? Now they've killed all but one. But they were searching for him for hours all day yesterday. That's terrible. We'll take a break.

Does anybody get their story out? Yeah. Okay, we'll take a break. Hold on. A win is a win. A win. A win is a win. I don't care what I'm saying. Yep, that's me.

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And so I'm watching the show. And up until this episode, this week, the big drama had been, Max, who's one of the old dancers, like old professionals, he was talking about how this guy Jan, it's a guy, he's Taylor Swift's backup dancer, but he's one of the professionals on the show. Like, he wasn't really qualified to be a professional on the show, because that's ballroom dancing. And not only are you supposed to be a good dancer, but you're supposed to really have the fundamentals to teach. And he wasn't really like dragging him, but he was, I don't think he's qualified to be doing what he's doing as far as teaching. teaching someone who doesn't know how to dance. Okay. So it was big drama in the DWTS community.

And so going into the show last night, you wondered would Andy go home? I didn't want Andy to go home. I'm running for Andy and Emma all the way. And then there was that drama. And you know when went home was Taylor's Backup Dancer and Jen Affleck from Mormon wives? I was surprised. So did she feel like slighted? There's no slight.

Well, okay, so like, but she got a dancer that couldn't maybe properly teach her. Well, she was saying don't slander my coach. And when you get into that show, you only know what you know. You can be matched up with anybody and just be like, yeah, they're a great teacher because you haven't experienced any of the other teachers. So I don't know. I think it was a brilliant casting move to put one of Taylor Swift's backup dancers in the show. But he probably wasn't qualified to teach ballroom. That's a whole different animal.

Like when you look at me, I'm a hip hop dancer But then I had to learn ballroom Naturally Yeah But yeah they went home I couldn't believe it I was like oh dang Okay

But your people are still in Yeah they're still in Okay Yeah I'm rooting for him I'm rooting for Emma and Andy Yeah That happened

What else happened last night There's a couple things Where I was like Man I should talk about this I kind of forgot I was into it I was just so You mean what happened on the show

Well they told Yeah they told Andy and Emma Like before they even got To the bottom three And they do something That's dumb now They don't really put the bottom three in the bottom three.

They're like, in no order here are the three contestants left. And then they kick somebody off. They really should put the bottom three in there. Because then we have no idea who we should be like teaming up to vote for the next week. But before they did the last three, they cleared M&Andy. Are you voting? I might have voted for M&Andy a few times. Yeah.

You text. Yeah, it's easy. You just text a vote. Yeah. I remember doing that. Yeah, did that for you a lot. That's about the last time I did it though. Yeah.

I don't really watch the show. religiously, like every season, I don't have somebody that I'm rooting for. I really like Emma. She's one of my favorite people on that whole show. And I like Andy Richter a lot. I don't know him. So I'm rooting for him. And oh, the other thing was, the parent trap. Okay, so the show back in the day, the movie. Lonsie Lohan. The mean mom. Yep. Okay, so she's on the show. And so she's dancing with Alan, who also really like, who's Emma's boyfriend. And Emma used to be married to Sasha, who Sasha was a pro, and Sasha was going to dance supposedly with Bill Belichick's girlfriend, but she backed out last minute.

Sasha's still part of the show. That would have been interesting. Sasha is, and he would have been on this season, but apparently Bill Belichick's girlfriend backed out last minute. That would have been awesome. All that to be said, the parent trap woman, like, cracked a rib before the show in like a rehearsal. She couldn't even be on the show last night. Dang.

And it was Allen standing up there by himself, but they still gave her votes and scores. Because what happens if you can't show up to the show, let's say you get sick, they look at your dress rehearsal and they judge that. Whoa. Really? Yeah. Instead of just kicking you off, they judge the dress rehearsal and your name goes up for votes. So Elaine Hendricks. Yep.

Okay. They made it. Up on the stage, everybody's in their little couple thing, everybody's standing with their person, and Alan's standing it by himself. That's crazy. Because she was in the hospital. So, yeah. Ah, the show. It's bag, baby.

It's doing really great in the ratings. Like, I did a couple videos about it. Yeah, I feel like it's having a comeback. Big time. I did a couple videos about it and they just blew up on TikTok like millions of views. And I was like, well, I never have watched my videos back from when I danced on the show. So like I'm doing that whole series of me dancing or me watching my dances. And I'm starting to kind of like not hate myself. I never watched them because I just knew inside what I was dealing with. And then it was really hard and I wasn't good. But like I'm seeing real growth. And like I don't cringe as much every time. Like each episode? Yeah, I think I'm on like Dance 7. And I've put, you can go to my Instagram, Mr. Bobby Bones.

But yeah, just kind of reliving those. A little trauma at the beginning. And just thinking about like how tired I was. Well, you're still working too. We do the radio show. And then I would go and train for eight, nine hours. I would go back just to go to sleep and get up, do it again. Man, brutal.

But anyway, yeah, Taylor's full's backup dance and went home. It's big drama. After all that week leading up to it. So that's what's up. You guys can call us 87777-77-B-O-B-B-Y. Tell me about this famous last words show, but don't spoil it. Okay. Let me be careful with my words here.

But it's something really cool that I just learned about and I watched the Jane Goodall episode. And the only reason why that one has aired is because she recently passed away. So what they did is they've filmed all these interviews with people And I guess they have them in a vault. And then when someone passes away, they're able to upload it. And so it's famous last words. And it's an interview, a sit down that they do with the famous person or the well-known person.

And then the person interviewing even kind of leaves at the end. And the person just left there to just speak to the camera and give their last words. And they even know themselves, nobody's going to watch this until I die. Dang. That gives me like chills a little bit. Yeah. So it's on Netflix. And Jane Goodall is the only.

only episode that's up right now. So that's not like a wait till next Thursday. We got somebody else for you. Right. Because they can't like kill people off. So what do they do? Just wait until they die and then literally what it is. Yeah, like you're not like I guess we don't even know who's next or who they have.

Yeah, who's queued up. I don't know. And if they come to you and they're casting that show. That's not good. And they're like, hey, you know, we're thinking about using you. You're like, am I about to die? You know what's crazy? When I worked for the news, we had a Willie Nelson obituary that I worked on like 15 years ago.

So I mean, I guess every time. like just something happens in his life, they just keep adding to it? But the difference is you have to do the work here. You have to be the person. Like a lot of network news, they have obituaries for old celebrities. Just plug and play because they are doing it. With this, it's you doing it. And when you die, it gets released.

So, yeah, it's a bit morbid. It's almost like, I don't want to make a will for a long time because I thought as soon as I did, I would die. Right. Yeah. It's like, as soon as you record this, you're like, okay, when's it going to happen? Or I think there'd be some kind of Netflix. mercenary that as soon as they recorded it, they were like, we need another episode to go out, so they'd be like a killer on a roof, taking you down so they could release the episode.

Yeah. What'd you think about it? Oh, I'm fascinated. I thought it was really cool. I don't know if because when I was younger, I played Jane Goodall. What do you played her? Well, I had to do a project and you had to immerse yourself as somebody well known, and I spent the night on my front porch.

Did you do monkeys? Yeah, and I, yeah, guerrilla, yes, chimpanzees. And I filmed myself as Jane Goodall on my front porch. So maybe I felt a special connection to this one. But she was just a good person. Anybody that loves animals? And there's a deeper, like, love for humanity there. Yeah.

So I didn't know or never met her, but I feel that way about her just watching clips. But just the show itself, meaning we're only going to see people. And then also, you know, what we're going to be doing is when someone dies, we're going to be going to Netflix see if there was an episode. Yeah. Like just randomly, somebody died.

Ooh, I wonder if they did one. And then if you're old, like, I'm also, I also thought about it this way too. Like, if you're older and they haven't contacted you're like, what, do you don't think I have good last words? Dang, am I not trendy enough? Right. Or do I not have wisdom to offer? Yeah, that's good.

So, yeah, famous last words. I don't know if I would watch that show, not because it doesn't sound awesome, but the mortality of it. Yeah. I would need to be in a comfortable. comfortable place. Like, I bet you would probably really excited to see David Letterman, right? I don't want him to die.

That's what I'm saying. But then at the same time, you don't want to see it because that would mean he's gone. Yeah. You know, it's tricky. It's all, yeah, yeah. Let me go over and talk to Curtis, who is on in Palm Harbor, Florida. Hey, Curtis, I'm going to put you on, but you cannot spoil the end of anything, okay? I will not spoil the end of anything.

Okay. Morning studio. Morning. What's up, buddy? So have you seen the episode? You're chopping out. Have I seen what? The episode of The Diplomat.

Okay, we're going to have to, we'll turn him down because he's in a bad spot. I have watched The Diplomat all of season three. Excellent. Four and a half out of five. I think I said like United Kingdoms or London's or something. I think it's excellent. It's such a good show. What is it about?

I like it, too. That's all I can say. Yeah, good. Have you finished it? No, but apparently I spoiled something to my boyfriend the other day and he was not happy. And he's like, you are such a spoiler. And no, but I've really been working on it. But that's what you're known for.

But what I said wasn't really going to give anything away. But he's like, well, I didn't know that part. And I'm like, and then catch up. Carrie Russell is an ambassador. Yeah. And it's her story. And she's also, her husband's part of it. And that's what's up.

Yeah, they're just in politics, you know. That's just what's up. Curtis, I'll try you one more time. Curtis, I really loved it. I loved all three seasons, and I feel like it's one of those rare shows that got better every single season, and every single season was really good. The reason I'm like, I'm not much of our sense into politics, but after watching all three episodes, I'm like, holy shit. Oh, drop him! He must have meant all three seasons, too.

Yeah, that's what we're dropping. You can't say that word. I know what's up there. Seasons. Can't say that word. Dang, he must have really liked it. People forget. You can't even turn him up. All right, Curtis.

Hope you have a good day, buddy. I think where he was going with that was like... It's not political. Right, but it's... But it has to do... Crazy. Yeah, it has to do with like president, vice president, but it's not really coming from a political bias in any way.

No. You're not like... Like, depending on where you belong on the political spectrum, you're not annoyed either way. Where did you get that dropped in time, guys? Shagging. Yeah, I hit it at a... immediately, but I'm listening to the delay. Just make sure.

Okay. Well, if it did go over the air, our apologies. Let's go over to Mindy, who is listening in Oklahoma. Mindy, you're on. Yes, hello. Good morning. Good morning. What can I do for you? Oh, I was just calling about Dancing with the Stars. I heard some of your conversation, and you may have already talked about this, but I'm

wondering why Andy Richter is still on there. What do you mean? You're wondering why he's loved by Minnie. Is that why? Because he's not very good at dancing. Well, yeah, it has to be because they, because there's money involved in those shows, there are federal laws against rigging competitive television shows that involve money. So there was a big scandal back in the black and white TV days. It's really why the law even happens now.

I can ask my assistant for the official. It was like the $64,000 question, I think is what it was called. It was one of those numbers. But they, they, they, they, they, cannot rig a television show that has money involved for the same reason you can't rig a lottery because literally there's money involved. So it was a, uh, what's the, I mean, I mean, just ask my assistant here. When it comes to legal matters, my assistant knows it all. Hello and good morning. Hey, I'm looking for the story about the old game show in the black and

white days where there was controversy and now there's a federal law that says you can't rig a game show with money. Can you give me more details about that? Good morning. Absolutely. I know exactly what you're talking about. So back in the 1950s, there was a huge scandal involving TV quiz shows. One of the most infamous cases was a show called 21. Basically, the producers were feeding answers to certain contestants to make the show more dramatic and boost ratings. It all came crashing down, when one of the contestants, a guy named Charles Van Doren, admitted he'd been coached. That caused a national uproar.

As a result, Congress actually passed laws to prohibit rigging quiz shows. So yeah, that scandal literally led to federal regulations that say you can't fix a game show for a particular outcome anymore. It's a pretty wild piece of TV history. So you can't rig a show like that because everybody's getting paid.

Right. And you would basically be just stealing money. A producer could decide to not get a show. this person money because they didn't like them. So they have to give everybody similar advantages. So that's the answer. So the show is not rigged. The show cannot be rigged because somebody would go to jail.

And it's not worth that. So it's got to be because he's loved. Yeah, he's liked. Oh, wow. Love and liked. Yeah, no. Love Strong, but. No, I think he is loved.

Well, sure. I think people love him on that show. I know. It depends on how you use the word love. Well, it's not a semantics class here. But that's what's up, Mindy. And there's still a lot of people left. So when you have somebody who is popular and there's still like seven couples left,

it's easier for those people to exist and stay longer. But you can't rig the show. So he's there fair and square. I'm talking like my assistant now. You are. Yes. Why are you talking like that? He's there.

He's there fair and square. Either you're talking like her or she's talking like you. You're even like, you know, like, good morning. Good morning. And then she's like, oh, good morning. I know exactly what you're talking about. Of course she does. Mindy, what are your thoughts on that?

Oh, I knew it wasn't rigged, really. I just have watched this show in the past, and I've never seen somebody just stay on as long as he has. But I guess you're right. I guess he's just a popular guy, and I don't know. I've seen, you know, like, Alec Baldwin's White. She got voted off like three or four weeks ago, and she was really good.

Yeah, she was really unlikable, though. Like that show, you got to be able to dance a little bit. Correct. They say 50-50, but it's really not 50-50. Because you can cap out at a 10 in scores. And that's supposed to be 50% of the result. But you can, so let's say I get a 7 and Amy, you get a 10. Okay?

You've beat me by 30%. Now, on the other side, let's say I get 10 million votes and you get 1 million votes. I've just beat you by 90%. So in reality, the weight is in the voting. That's really where you can make the big. has changed. So if you're not liked, it doesn't matter how good of a dancer you are. The key is to be good and be liked. And hopefully, and I don't want to get you guys fighting to be loved. Okay. That's a lot. Yes. Yes. All right. Mindy, thank you for listening.

Sure. You have a great day. The oldest ever contestant to win Dancing with the Stars was Donnie Osmond, who won season nine at age 51. He is the overall oldest winner, while the oldest female winner, Jennifer Gray, who won at age 50 in season 11. Oh, wow. Andy Richter is 59. And both of them are like dancers. Oh, yeah. Dirty dancing.

Right? That's her. Yeah, that's her. I don't know if she just danced for that movie or if she wasn't a complex dancer. I mean, I assume to get cast for that role, she had to be a dancer. We're going to dive into that. Good morning. So how did Jennifer Gray get her role as baby?

Jennifer Gray had dance training beginning with ballet classes at a dance. age five and continuing through her time at the Dalton School, which had a strong arts curriculum. Despite this background, she did not consider herself a professional dancer and approach the dancing and dirty dancing as an actress who learned her steps thoroughly. Yeah, and that's fair, but also if you have a dance background, even if you weren't professional, it helps tremendously. Okay, thanks. Let's go to Liv in New Hampshire, who's on the phone. Hey, Liv, you're on. Oh, hey, my name is Liz. I'm from New Hampshire. and I'm actually trying to surprise my boyfriend for his 40th birthday.

He does not want a surprise party. So instead, I got his family, friends, my family to do, like, videos to surprise him, and I'll do like a whole montage of videos. And at the end, it'll be me, kind of in real time, kind of not. He'll be opening presents. So I'm going to get him a Bill's hat, which he already has. He's a huge Bill's fan. Gloves, hand warmers, feet warmers.

And at the end, I'm going to surprise him with Bill's. Patriots ticket. We're in the nosebleed, but that's okay. It's fine. But my question to you is, is there any point in the game before or after that players will sign autographs? Oh, yeah, that's tough. Especially athletes.

Now, I could tell you where to hide out or where to wait after a concert, because you can wait. There's always a back door for an artist to come out of, and usually it's like an hour and a half after the show, or there's a bus. but with athletes, they definitely aren't anywhere specific. They have to arrive to the venue, to the arena, but they do that hours early. And you got to know where they park.

And it's only the home team. And then the same thing after, if you don't know the parking lot, you're not going to get there. I would advise you to get online and just buy a couple signed things to give him more so than to get someone there at the game to sign something. They're not that expensive.

Okay. So I don't know what player you want. to sign something. Alan, Josh Allen. Of course, the big one. That would be the most expensive one too.

Yeah, of all, yeah. Yep. My advice to you would be, because it's a crapshoot, it would just be buy something online that he signed a jersey or something

because you're probably not going to find him before or after a game. Okay. Okay. And do you think surprising him with like the videos with the family and then because he hate surprise party? So do you think that's,

like I want a big question. reveal the of the tickets. Is that a good way to do it? What do you think? I don't think there's a good or bad way. I don't know them. I don't like surprise parties if I know there's a surprise coming. I don't mind the surprise party if I don't even know there's a surprise coming.

Yeah. But if I'm started to be tipped off, there might be a surprise. I hate it because it never meets the expectations of the surprise. Okay. Yeah. I'm not like that. I'm like, I can know something's coming. I'm still going to.

I build it up too much. I want to figure it out. Yeah. I understand that. Yeah. So what do you say to her about that, about this situation? I mean, we don't know him because if he's like you, he might have heard this and it's like, well, no, there's a surprise coming. Yeah, I mean, every, every.

I think he's going to know the work that you put in. And I think that's what's going to matter to him. Yeah. And going to go into the game. Those are the two things he's going to care about the most. The work that you put into it and actually getting to go to the game. So surprise or not, I think that's a very loving gesture. And I think he's going to be super happy with him.

Where's the best place online to look for something if she were to? Quickly? I would just go to eBay. Yeah. I mean, I went to his birthday. I mean, if you got like two weeks out, you can get it in time from eBay, because everybody wants that high, that five star. That seller reviews.

Another rating. Yeah. That's where I got that. Who did I get? Derek Jeter Ball, you told me to get from eBay. Solid. When was that? Last Christmas, maybe.

That was when she wasn't out with her new dude, but she was. Yeah, but Bobby helped me get him a gift. Oh, okay. I know if I could talk about that, so I'd just take quiet over here. Yeah. Yeah, that was like pre-ststress. announcement. I just hushed up. Oh, I didn't know. I just never said much about it.

Oh. Yeah. Yeah. So eBay's good. All right, Liv, good luck. I'm sorry about the autograph thing, but you can get him an autograph jersey online. It would be much easier and it would be a for sure thing. Also, he's not going to want to go wait two hours before the game or three hours after the game for them to come out. Perfect. Thank you so much. All right, bye, live. Bye. I got a message yesterday from Morgan Evans, who I really like, and he's just gone a lot. Like he's from Australia, so he goes back and he tours very much Australia, very much the States. And we've had a couple of seasons of our lives where we've been very close. When he was married, after he got divorced.

But again, he's just gone so much. So I got a text from him. I had to talk to him in a few months. I got a text from him yesterday. And he was like, I might. Or I can just play the beginning of it. I'm like going to play the whole thing. But he said something that was super interesting to me.

Let's see, Morgan Evans. Here we go. Mate. I'm just sitting here drinking some coffee. So he's very Australian, right? He's like, might. And so he has a new song that we played and played it on the countdown. And he was like, hey, I saw that you play the song.

And I don't reach out and be like, hey, we're playing your song. I just, if I like the song, I play it. And he was like, I didn't want to reach out. He said, I saw that you and your wife are having a baby because I haven't talked to him in a few months. And he said, I was going to reach out. when you posted that on Instagram, but I had a song that came out the second week, and I know you, and I know you think that people reach out when, he said, so I purposefully didn't reach out to say, hey, I saw on Instagram, your wife's pregnant because I had a song

out that week. I didn't want it to seem like I was only reaching out because I had a song out. And I was like, Morgan Evans gets me. Respect. I was like, he gets me. And I did message back and I was like, I would never think you had an ulterior motive. Like, it's one of like the four people in this town that I would never think there was an ulterior motive with anything. But I thought that was interesting. That that popped into his head. Like, I'm not going to message him because I happen to have a song out the same week and he'll think it's just me doing promotion of some kind. Also, I don't want to say it again because I don't, I want to lead you there, but a blank motive. I just said it. Oh, ulterior? Spell it. Oh, no. All, A-L-A-L-T-E-R-E-R. A-L-T-E-R. I-E-R.

typed in the same thing over and over again. And it just, it wouldn't even auto correct me. Because ulterior to me also feels like alternative. Like an ulterior motive would be like an alternative, not the true motive. But it's ulterior. With a you? With a you? Oh, with a you.

It's an ulterior motive. Like old. And I kept trying to type it in as ulterior and not the word just case anybody's trying to spell ulterior motive. If I wrote that back to it, I don't think you have an ulterior motive. Interesting. Yeah, I spelled it the same way. That's it.

Man, you know you really screwed up when spell check doesn't catch it. You're like, I don't even know how to get spell check to catch it. Because I did it all the way, and then I just took the back letter off, and then I, okay, put it back on and did a space after. And it gave me a couple other options. It then gave me the option to revert back to a other wrong way I spelled it in case I, yeah, it was no help. You want to know one I struggle with that should be so easy, and spell check never catches it for me. And I know I'm close, so just go ahead and give it to me. me, you know?

Restaurant? No. Foreign. And it doesn't ever just do it for me. I'm like, how do you know I'm not going for foreign here? Like, take the context of everything I'm saying and figure it out. You're a phone. You can figure it out. And I get so annoyed because I don't even ask me to spell foreign.

I don't know. It's weird what words we have problems with because I would assume to you, restaurant is not a hard one. Restaurant to me is a weird one. Yeah. Foreign to me is not a weird one. But I think probably all. Okay.

spell it. F-O-R-E-I-G. G-N? F-O-R-I. No, E-I. E-I. I believe so. I just spelled it from...

E-I-G-N? I don't know. Sounds right. Sounds right. Who knows, man? It's correct. Thank you. Yeah, but why is it so hard for me to spell?

And then when I get it, if I get it off a little bit, why doesn't it know how to correct me? Yeah, because it's like, I know I'm closed. You messed up so many times. It's like restaurant. It's restaurant. Rest Hauron. Rest Haurant. Rest H-T-R-A-U-R-A-R-A-N-T. R-A-U-R-A-N-T. You know which one's hard for me?

Colonel. But there's multiple ways. Like, like, military colonel. C-O-O-N-A, that one? No, let me. C-O-L-N-I-L. Yeah, I guess. Colonial.

Something like that. Okay, what about embarrassing or immediately? I don't even think I don't think I'm right on that. Spell, C-O-L-N-E-L? C-O-O-N-E-L. Oh, the LO. That's tough. Colonial.

Yeah, I'm not good at spelling, though, just generally speaking. Well, could have fooled me. Because I spelled foreign? Yeah. I convinced you how was to spelling. I'm not good at spelling. I think what I do with foreign is I feel like the G is, I do F-O-R-G-E-I-N or something. Morgan.

Yes, because like the G is silent. So many Morgan's around here, everything just somehow. All right, we're done. Check out podcast today. D-O-N-E. Thank you for listening to this. All you part-tourers, we really appreciate it. I think that's it.

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