The Bobby Bones Show - WEDS PT 2:  Near Death Experiences vs. Almost Dying + Bobby Stopped Doing Something That Surprised Us! + Bobby’s Awkward “Specimen” Donation Story

Episode Date: October 22, 2025

Now that Eddie has his passport, Bobby has the top American things that make you stick out like a sore thumb that you may not realize when traveling abroad. Amy shares that HBO Max is increasing their prices and she’s surprised how much she’s been paying for it the whole time. We talk about the difference between having a near death experience and almost dying. Bobby talks about a Vegas residency he wants to go to. Bobby shared he has stopped doing something in the last week that we are surprised and maybe a little worried about him. He also shared his specimen donation story that was mortifying.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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If you've ever felt you didn't get the memo on money, this conversation is for you to hear more. Listen to money and wealth. with John Hope Ryan from the Black Effect Network on the I'd Heart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. The Bobby Bones Show, come on. I saw that Eddie got his passport. We talked about it. Then he started posting pictures of him holding his passport up on social media,

and then all these pictures behind him of all these places in the world. It's pretty funny because it was like, look, I've been to Paris. I'm going to Egypt. I got a mild chuckle out of it. Oh, you laughed. Okay, good. Mild chuckle. That was pretty funny.

Like, can you, because when people say LOL, they really don't laugh about a lot. I didn't say LOL. I know. So give me like an example of your chuckle. Where's the example? That was it. But in my head, I thought that's funny. Thank you, man.

Yeah, I didn't really, there was no audible chuckle. But I thought, that's funny. And so the story of things Americans do in places that aren't America that makes them stick out like crazy. Number one, driving a car everywhere. Here, because we have all these cities that are so spread apart and we don't have good trains. and trains are awesome in other countries just get on them and you get to the next place and it's easy and it runs fast and it's efficient and it's clean

here it's cars everywhere except for New York otherwise it's all cars and so they're like renting a car and just driving all over the place is a very American thing loving ice and beverages and a lot of countries

they don't really put ice it comes out cold and you drink it pretty quickly and because everything's a little fresher than here you don't have to worry They don't have to worry about even keeping it iced and cold there. Wow. They say that our fountain drinks here are already cold.

I've never tried it because I always use ice. But I mean, I guess you can. Yeah, they're cold. They are? Like, so if you just went to the Coke machine and just got, it's cold already? Yeah. I guess I don't know because I always put ice first. Same.

That's my point. Eating quickly, you go into a restaurant here. First of all, I want my check as they deliver my entree. Like, I want to get out. But in other countries, you just go and you just have. have a time. Like it's an event and you eat for, it's two and three hours sometimes. Yeah. And you don't tip. That's awesome. The mill might cost a little more. Oh, really? In the end. Yeah, it all comes out in the wash, but there's no, there's no tip. Tipping is another one.

Talking loudly is the one that I've noticed. If I've been places overseas, the most obnoxious people are always Americans. The people are just laughing and they're loudest and they're talking and they're like, waiter, always Americans. Whoa. Yeah, we're very impolite as a society. So I just thought I passed that along to you. Mr. Passport? World traveler. What's the plan? I don't know where we're going to go. I mean, the first thing I got booked is our cruise. You know, that's the first thing. We're going to go to the Caribbean, stuff like that. Other than that, I don't have anything else planned. I do want to go to the motherland at some point. Mexico? No, Spain. Been to Mexico. What's your motherland?

Well, I think it all started in Spain. You know, I'm a Garcia, which is a Spanish last name. my dad's side, which are the Spaniards, and then my mom's side is more of the indigenous. Indigenous. Mexican. So I think the motherland is Mexico, which I've already been, but also Spain. Spain. I might go to the motherland this weekend. Spainia?

Faville. Oh. I was like, whoa. Your motherland. It all started. It just depends. I'm looking at the weather again. It's going to rain again.

I'm not going to sit in a frigging rain-soaked football game. It's not just when we're 2 and 73 So I was going to go last week And it was storming And my wife and I were like Hey we should go We looked It's like it's gonna storm again

A rain again on Saturday Is it? We look the weather up This is me I need to check the weather Four days in advance Before I go anywhere But that's the motherland for me

That'd be nice Fayetteville, Arkansas The Motherland We make the pilgrimage Over to Fayetteville Yes What you see on Saturday It's like light rain

Precipitation chance 45%. That's not You know That's not something that's really like For sure Oh I'll watch the finale of task Gosh I'm halfway done

I know it's not Tuesday Reviews Day I don't care I want to go ahead and review it It's Wednesday but Wednesday I Morgan gave it kind of a low review I thought

I and this does not give anything away It's just episode six Was so so good I almost felt like episode six Should have been the series finale Six was really good. So you're penalizing it for a great episode prior? Yeah, it's almost like I wanted that to be the wrap.

I mean, they put a pretty bow on it and stuff. But, you know, sometimes I just want chaos at the end. It was so pretty and perfect. What was her score? I forgot. Four. I'm going to give it a four and a half out of five. I'll do that.

That's like the best. Bags of money. I don't know if I've ever given anything a five. Right. Amy, you'll probably give like a one. That's not true. No, you didn't like it, Amy. You hate that show.

I thought that, I feel like a broken record. guys the first episode was slow and then it got good to me and I have really enjoyed it but I've I'm saving it up I've got to I'll watch it all I have like a four to watch we watched two finalies yesterday we watched that and then again when my wife's not feeling great because she's pregnant we do in the evening we just sit and try to find shows to watch and we watch the finale of season three of Alice in borderland and after episode one I thought this season three is going to be great at season three is actually worse than season two and season two is worse season one. And season one was good. Season two was mid. Season three was, meh.

So I give it two and a half out of five Jokers. Oh. That's low. Do you watch more? Sorry, yeah, but now I don't want to. You have to. Because you've invested in two other seasons of it. But it gets worse and worse. Oh, you have to feel like you have to finish it? I don't. We watched season

one and liked it. We watched season two and about two thirds of the way through. We're like, huh, this doesn't have really the same, like, the same charm the same excitement in season two but we're close enough to the end let's finish it season three comes out we're like okay there have been other uh series where one of the seasons takes a dip and it comes back so we watch it in episode one's great and then we're like we're in and then it kind just get i don't know i think in japan they're just different than us i don't know if you ever thought that yeah but i think in japan they're just a little different than us other side of the

world yeah yeah so that's what's up let's go around the room amy what do you have so speaking of tv is raising their price. I don't know if y'all got that notification. I did. It didn't tell me how much. You just said we're raising prices. Well, so for me, mine's going up to 2299. And when I saw that, I thought, wait, well, what am I paying right now? Because I have the premium. And I don't have premium on all my subscriptions, but I wonder why I got that on the max. I mean, it's no commercials or anything like that. So I was 2099. So mine is going up $2. But now I'm reflecting on, do I need to downgrade to the $10 one, like, and just put up with commercials like I do on some of the others. Because I honestly was shocked I pay the premium plan.

Anytime that I find I want to cancel a streaming service, it's right around that time they put out a new show that's really good. Well, you know what's on HBO Max? Well, Task. Task. Yes. And it's so good. And not only that. We're watching two shows on HBO Max right now.

Well, the pit is on there? Yeah, we don't watch the pit. Peacemaker. Peacemaker. Wife didn't watch that. loved it. Four and a half out of five of metal hats. But man, that's a great show. Not for everybody, but that is a great show. My movie's on HBO Max. That's probably why I got the premium. You're helping yourself out. Wait, I wonder if you can contact HBO Max and tell

them your movies on there and then give you a deal. I'll give you a free HBO Mac. Yeah, probably not. That's fine. But when I signed up for it a couple years ago, maybe that's why I did that. I think I've had to keep two, though, it would be Netflix and HBO Max. Yeah. I feel like they're all going to continue to rise, obviously. I mean, how much, though? Are they just going to keep going up until it's like $1,000 and we're like, oh, yeah. They're going to keep going up until someone has the idea to put it all in together

in one package of everything, and then you have to flip through the channels. But that's like what we used to. That's the joke. Oh, ha, ha, ha, ha. Yeah, I was like with Amy, too. I'm like, are you serious? Sorry, we didn't catch your sarcasm. It was too good of a joke.

We didn't get it. Yeah, all I was saying was it's just going to It's reverting back to what it used to be But seriously, they're going to keep climbing every Like, as long as people pay it And we're going to pay it Well, and there's an argument now Within the sports community online

Because Red Zone is now showing commercials And so, they're like, you promise no commercials And everybody gets so mad But what they don't What I think they don't understand is Red Zone could have easily Raise prices instead of doing commercials It's not always everything stays the same

and that's it. Either they raise prices or they put on commercials which do you want. So they put on like five commercials for seven hours. People like, I didn't pay for this crap.

Okay, but the prices would have gone up had they not put on commercials. Right. Did people just think they're supposed to just get free content? I understand this happened.

They're paying for it already. So it's not free content. Right, but they'd have to pay a higher price. Yes. Yeah. So I also part of this story is whenever I go back and look,

sometimes you forget, like, what you've signed up for, what you're paying. Just, you know, a couple times a year, this is just me encouraging you to go through your apps and your subscriptions and see what you've signed up for and make sure to cancel anything that you haven't been using at all. Because sometimes you think you're going to use it and you realize you're not and you're like, wow, I've already spent over $50 on this thing. I've never used it. And Apple does make it easy to go and see it all at once instead of putting it all on a credit card.

If you just buy with Apple, which works for them to their advantage, but it's also to our advantage because it does organize them all and you can go and be like I don't use that I don't use that I don't use that I do that all the time too just go to subscriptions in your iPhone and there you go yeah like Paramount I haven't gone to Paramount in a while I use Paramount sporadically but when I do I use it a lot like they put out good shows and there's like a great show for a while then like a month and a half and I'm like do I need paramount then I put out another great show but all those Taylor Sheridan shows and I don't watch all of them landman Linus yeah but some of those are so good that Paramount keeps me in yeah But if I were tearing them, if it was like, I got to cut all, but too, it's Netflix and HBO Max probably.

Eddie, your story. So there was a plane flying from Omaha and 18 minutes into the flight, there was a, they tried to get a, the pilots tried to get a hold of the flight attendants and they couldn't. And then they heard banging on the door. I saw that. Do you see this? I didn't see the whole story, though. So the pilots are like, what's going out there? Like, somebody answer, somebody answer, no answer.

And they're like, we got to turn this thing around. Like, we could be hijacked right now. So they wouldn't open the door, obviously. because they're not going to open the door during the flight. They landed. Turns out that the calm just wasn't working. And that was a flight attendant knocking on the door. Just being like, hey, guys, the comm's not working.

They made the right call, though. Yeah, yeah, yeah, for sure. Because you can't get a hold of them and there's something weird happening. Even if that's something weird may be happening because you can't get a hold of them, it's the right call. Yeah. I saw a really funny TikTok. You know how somebody will go shopping and she'll come back and she's like going through her hall of all the stuff she bought? She's like, I got this.

I saw somebody going through their hall outside of the Louvre and they were acting like they were the ones that robbed the store. It's one of the funniest I've ever seen. They had on yellow gloves and a black thing and they're like, all right, well, let's take a look at what we got here. And they're pulling in the bag and they're like, oh yeah, yeah, this is from the 12th century. It's a pretty good one here.

It was all like fake stuff. So funny. That's pretty funny. Yeah, I thought that was a good one. Lunchbox. Yeah, someone in Las Vegas was at the sunset station. They were playing the Wheel of Fortune slot machine. They bet $3.

and they hit for $1 million. That's awesome. Does that happen like every three or four days in Vegas where somebody hits one of those big ones on the long chain? Oh, the million ones? I don't know. I don't know. It makes the news. It's a pretty big deal.

I feel like if it was one of those progressive jackpots. Yeah. And they said they hit for a million dollars on a $3 bet. You know what I love about Sunset Station? Quarter Crops. 25 cent craps. I'm not familiar with what Sunset Station is. It's just a casino off the strip.

Yeah, it's a little bit off the strip. Is it in Old Vegas or is it just somewhere random? It's in a neighborhood. Oh, I've never been to one of those. Oh, dude. That's when it's super cheap and it's a lot more local and you don't have to pay, you know, $50 minimums. You can pay $5 minimums. It's amazing.

I've been to old Vegas. I really like that. I don't like it so much to get in the car and go over there if it's not easy. But when I'm over there, I like it. Yeah, it's cool. It's fun. It's old school. But I have not been to any of those.

Yeah. Like way off. It's like at some guy's house. Yeah, that's what I'm big. It's a legit hotel. It's just in the middle of nowhere. Yes. And there's neighborhoods like, you know, down the street.

Morgan. So we've seen robot dogs in a whole lot of scenarios. Like you guys saw one at the plant that you guys went to. At the Hyundai plant. Yeah. And they're like in other places. Well, now there's one that can help firefighters and it can blast water out of a cannon. So now it can help protect firefighters from going into super building.

So the dog can go in? Yes. Can go in or can stay from. and like shoot from it's like that's interesting it's almost like a bomb uh bomb animal or the robots yeah it goes it's like it's not an animal but yeah goes in and like search around with eyes but this does that with the dog but i'm sure there's a tube connected through it and just that's cool that's really yeah it's like connected to the fire trucks and it can even detect where people are in the building so it can put out that water so then real firefighters can go in and

save them safely nice those dogs are awesome because we watch that dog at the Hyundai plant, there's two of them, one on each side. And the car that's like halfway built, goes through. And the dog is able to evaluate every part of it. It's a dog. It's just built the shape of a dog. It's a robot. Yeah, it's a robot, but it's just built.

And it can, like, loose nuts, color maybe off. And it's like, it goes woofoof, and it sends it back. But it does, it does look like a dog. It sits like a dog. It moves like a dog. I know. And everything, but it's, there's such precision in what it's looking for if there's anything that has been done with that car to that point that is not correct.

So they sit there. It's like two dogs. It's like two dogs on an assembly line watching for cars to go through. They're cute. The firefighting dog, though, that should be a Dalmatian, right? Yeah, they should make it spot. Put a little cover over it with spots. Do you think people still associate that?

That's such an old thing, right? Yeah, the fire station by my house, they have a Dalmatian statue in front. They do? Mm-hmm. I don't know they have the real dog inside, but. Probably not. I mean, it's already so expensive. You want to add another.

Okay, now let's get it dressed. Let's put its little outfit on. Huh? The drone dogs are so expensive. Oh, yeah. And we're talking about now adding. You're asking to make it a Dalmatian-dressed drum dog. Got it, got it, got it, got it.

A new University of Virginia study finds that near-death experience has often bring deep spiritual shifts and can reduce in the fear of death. They can also strain the closest relationships and leave experiences feeling isolated in a world that suddenly feels hard to relate to. I could totally understand. that because you've experienced something that not only other people haven't, but they probably don't believe you, or they just can't possibly comprehend, even if they do believe you. It's one of those like, I believe you, but there's no way I actually can understand. I can just understand, I don't know.

And then also, who knows if it was just like a chemical in your brain that was giving you that experience, which is what a lot of people think it is too, right? It's like a release in your brain. And so it allows you to see things and remember things. But yeah, the whole story was from University of Virginia, with James wanted her pose a Virginia hat today. Shout out. Shout out. Yeah. Oh, I have a hat, a sweatshirt, a bandana.

You have so many teams now. I went to the bookstore, guys. No, it looks good. I'm a fan. Did you buy books? She's back in fake school. I wanted to be, man. I was like, wow, this would have been a really cool place to go to school.

But no, I didn't get a backpack. Coming back from near-death experiences often breaks earthly bonds. One in five experiences report losing friends, family closeness. Doctors still get it wrong. most like training to support people shaken by what they saw. It can take years to merge two worlds the peace they glimpsed and the life they returned to from University of Virginia's study finds.

I've not had a near-death experience. I've almost died a couple times, but that's totally different. You didn't see the light? I mean, yeah, because you didn't... You had a near-death experience, but not one where you saw the light. Right, I did not have a near-death experience. I almost died.

Mm-hmm. I think a near-death experience... Is that? Part of the experience is you're feeling something greater than the earth, the physical things that you could touch. Okay, I get it, yeah. Hold on. If you didn't have a near-death experience, then did you almost die? Yes, because I got slammed in the head with a gun and held a gunpoint. That's very close to dying. Sure, there's a possibility of dying, but you weren't close because you didn't have the near-death.

I would say I was closer than some near-death experiences. Yes. He was near, near. Not near. He were close. You're close. I almost died, but I didn't. not have the typical near death experience where someone see something that they can't see while they are conscious.

I was conscious the whole time. Right. I remember thinking, I was so conscious. I like, the world slowed down. I was like, huh, how about this? But maybe that's your version of near death. And you're crossing the crosswalk and a car runs a red light and you have to dive

out of the way. Did you have a near death experience? No, I almost died. Right. That's my point. Yeah, I get it. I almost. I was close to die.

Near death would be if you got hit by the car. and our unconscious. Yeah, your pulse goes way down. Jesus is like, come on. Code blue. Yeah, but you don't see what's happening around you. What you're doing is you're in the tube. Yeah.

And there's a light. And they're like, uh, Eddie, familia. Oh, come on. See them all. Yeah. Abuela. Yeah.

It's you. My grandparents are all there. My dad's there. Yeah. So I think that's near death. Hey, Scooby, let me know if our guest gets here. What are you up? First half, five more minutes?

Okay. We'll finish this flight five, and then we'll come back and finish in a few minutes. We've got to do a guest in between. Okay. Nearly a third of Americans are still scared of the dark. Yeah. I don't think it's the dark. I think it's the inability to see what dangers are nearby.

At nighttime, I get more scared. Yes, because. It's dark. You can't see if there are bad things around you. But I can, yes. So like... My argument would be if it's dark or if you're blind, the same. Like, I can be in my house with all my lights on,

but because it's dark outside, I'm more scared. What about like a parking lot that's well lit? Well, that's a situation. That's situationally scary. That would be the same, though, as the dark, as in I don't like the dark. I've had some experiences. I've almost died.

In the dark. Wow, this is heavy. Yeah. 10% of adults continue sleeping with a stuffed animal or comfort item to feel secure at night. Now, that feels to me a little odd because that stuffed animal ain't protecting you from what could possibly be in the dark. What we can't see we're afraid of because we don't know what's out there. Your rainbow bright is not going to save you from whatever's out there. I get it.

25% sleep with a nightlight, 10% keep the lights on throughout the night. Men were twice as likely as women to sleep with the lights fully on. Wow. Okay, I guess I'm not that scared because I want good sleep. Yeah, so I don't know if it's the dark as much as it is what the dark brings, which you can't see the threats that aren't lit. Because if I'm just in a dark room, let's say this, let's say I'm in a safe room and it's completely dark. I ain't scared at all.

If it's like I'm sitting in a field and it's completely dark, I don't know what's around me. I'm more scared because I don't know if there's a wolf or a guy in a Jason mascot to murder me down. Right. All right. How don't we break on that note? Did everybody give their story? Morgan did you your story? Mm-hmm.

Eddie did your story? Did it? I know Lunchbox did his. Amy to do your story? Mm-hmm. He did your story? Yeah, we did it. All the stories are done.

All right. All right. Come back. A win is a win. A win. A win is a win. I don't care what you're saying. Yep. That's me. Clifford Taylor the 4th.

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She is doing a residency there. I think I want to go. It looks cool. It does look cool. Like she comes out running from the crowd, gives everyone high fives. You just forget not only how good her music was, but how much it changed music. Like how big that one album was too, Jagged Little Pill. It was a monster.

It had like seven singles or something like that back in the day. And I mean, that didn't happen then. I think I was like, I don't know, 96 or something. You could Google it instead of just sounds right. No, no, no. What, Jagged Little Pill? Yeah. I was in junior high, so it had been a little bit before.

Because I know I was in seventh or eighth grade. 95. I was right in the middle. You go straight to Googling. Don't you like talking about it a little bit and being like, let's see. Well, not if it's something I'm actually. possibly wrong on. I was like 96. I don't know if that's right. And Eddie's like,

you know, who knows what's right? And I'm like, well, no, you have a computer. You can literally Google. I'll never know. My family, my family likes to talk about it. We're always just like, you know. But you can talk about it, but still have the factual parts of it be right. But that song like,

All I really want. Can you sing that one? Let's track one. Yeah. All I want to No. No. No. That's what I was thinking. Okay. I don't know. You might need to start. Because now that's in my head. The chorus, All I really want.

It sounds like Paula Cole because I can't sing. And I don't even know that was a single, but I have to, I can sing it because it was kind of like, it felt very alternative-y.

Because I'll love it. I'm not going to do it justice. You ought to know as number two. You ought to know. Now you got it. Yeah, yeah. You remind you. Of the mess and love

when you went away. hand in my pocket. Probably my... One hand in my pocket. The other one is given a peace sign. Awesome, dude. Yeah, because that whole thing is like contradictions. Like, I'm tall, but I'm stupid.

I'm happy and I'm sad and I'm short, but I'm working. Yeah. I don't do, the contradictions aren't right. Yeah, yeah. But she says like, I'm no and I'm chicken. Yeah, she goes, I'm brave, but I'm chicken. Yeah. Because all of them are contradictions to the whole thing.

And I got one hand in my pocket and the other one is, fucking a cigarette. Yes. Jam. Um, you learn. You live. You learn.

You love. You learn. You love. You learn. Jam. Head over feet. That's the one I was singing in here a minute ago. You've already won me over.

Oh, that's head over feet. In spite of me. And don't be a long to fight from. Head over feet. Wow. Ironic. Oh, my nice to that. Isn't it ironic?

The video was even awesome because she was in the car in the cold and there's four of her. Wasn't that that video? It was her driving with all of herself. No? No. I can Google it. It is that video. She's driving with like the beanie on and she looked at the rear view.

There's like the yellow one of her in the back and they're all singing the song. Mr. Play It's Safe. Oh man. Was afraid to fly. He packed his suitcase. Kissed his kids goodbye. Yeah, yeah. So good.

Yeah. I mean, there's more hits. I mean, dude, I didn't even realize those were all on the same album. That's just that album. Crazy. Yeah. There's also, you know, everybody says that you ought to know it's about Uncle Joey. And she's like, I've never really said who it's about.

It could be about like eight different dudes. He was just a one that said it was about him. She did date him, right? And she dated it, but she did Ryan Reynolds. She's Canadians. I think they all just kind of get her. Michael J. Fox. Yeah, yeah.

All the Canadians. Celine Dionne, Justin Trudeau. Beber. Him and Katie Perry are together. He's making out in the eye. Oh, yeah, yeah. I can't imagine the nightmare he's going through it eventually. Oh, my God.

Anyway, Alanis, huh? Pretty cool. I'd like to go to that show. You think you'll really go? No. Yeah. Here's the thing about me doing stuff. I'm not really into it.

Sounds cool, though. Yeah. Whenever I drive, I get the music. And so... You get the ox. We're Bluetooth's up and we've been listening to a lot of Alana's in the car. And so I've been trying to get my wife to be like, oh, I like it. And she's just like, man, you just listen to the same sad.

It's all sad. It's all my music is sad that I get to think. It takes you back. Well, no, it's all sad though anyway. It doesn't matter. It doesn't matter if it's that. It's just any music I like at all. It's all sad, slow stuff.

But I do listen to a lot of like 90s acoustic playlists. That's kind of the vibe. But we were doing, I was doing like, like 90s live and lightning crashes came on but live with the crowd singing and she was like

dang they know every word it was like a massive song when live was big and she was like did they just her placenta falls the floor that's right

and I was like that's right the placenta falls to the floor the confusion that's jam do you remember that song someone had just

given birth yeah yeah but the lightning crash yeah no I remember the angel loses her eyes Guys. Yeah, come on. That wasn't live, by the way. That was Eddie and I doing that.

Yeah, in case they were wondering. If you thought we hit a clip, we did not. I met them. Nailed it. You met Ed? Ed. Ed. Co. Yeah, Ed. Can't pronounce the last name. Ed. Coe can't pronounce his last name. Ed Coe can't pronounce his last name? So my cousin, Leroy, you know Leroy. He met live when they were in just a small little band touring in Europe. I think my, I think my cousin was stationed in Germany. He was in the Air Force. And they played like a bar, a pub or whatever in Germany, hung out with them all. all night. They're lifelong friends. Anytime lives in town, he like sends a text. Really? He can go backstage. Yeah, it's pretty crazy. That's cool. The thing about music, and they say, you ever notice how certain songs from your teenage years or beyond, like right beyond your teenage years, hit you harder emotionally than others? It turns out that gender and age plays a big role. Scientists have discovered something fascinating about the way we form musical memories.

Men typically connect most deeply with songs around age 16. That's that jaguarial. a little pill album. And I got to wonder when Counting Crows, you know, whenever August and everything after came out. 93? My favorite album. 94 maybe? Yeah. So women in 19. So men at 16, women at 19. Lunchbox never.

Never. Never. The guy doesn't not care about music at all, which is crazy. Men form the strongest musical memories around age 16. Can you look at 1996, like top songs of 96, while women peak at 19. men use intense music for rebellion.

Women engage with songs as broader emotional and social purposes. Well, you could have social and intense like raging at the machine. That's social? That's all they were. It's all they sing about. That's all their music was, was anti-government, social music. You know the machine was the government? No, no, I get their name, but I don't know any of their...

I mean, I don't know what their music is. Yeah, it was all that, protest stuff. And they would go and protest and play shows. Study finds Let's see Oh yeah For sure Macarena 96

I'm so I think that's why he's my friend If I'm being honest Like if I look at the root of it I love macarena so much It was huge man I looked for a Mexican friend

And I'm the one you found And you're the one I found Just right place, right time Mariah Carey one sweet day That video was awesome I loved that song Them in the studio Sing it

Sorry I never told you All I I wanted to say. Then it goes, And I know eventually will me in heaven like so many things I lost along the way. You know that? Mm-hmm. Oh, I thought you guys tried to figure it out.

Oh, you know, I got it. I eventually got it. Tony Rich Project, nobody knows. And I'm missing you. Nobody knows it but me. Oh, I remember that one. Dang, that was awesome. Bone thugged, crossroads, jam.

Keith's what, twisted, jam. You know that one? Girl, you got me twisted over here. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Quad City DJs come all right at. Alanis, ironic. Whitney Houston and an exhale, shoot, that's from a movie.

Brandy's sitting up in my room. Tupac, how do you want it, and California love. Yeah, that was definitely the year What about 96th country Dishwallet County Blue Cars Oh it was a jam Tell me all your thoughts on God

Because I'm on my way to see her Yeah, whatever it is Country number one Oh no this is just through the year Rebecca Lynn Brian White That was like his biggest song right What? Rebecca Lynn

Mm-hmm I remember the ring around the rosy pocket full of rings and posies remember that one? Yeah Yes Is that not Rebecca Lynn? Oh it might be actually

No I don't know It might be Rebecca Lynn Yeah that's it Oh that's it Yeah swing it I thought so swinging around the rosy Yeah

So that's his big one Yeah Let's see 96 Garth Brooks The Beaches of Cheyenne Oh yeah that's the Not top 20 for me

On Garth songs you? No. No chance. Oh, top 20? Yeah. Nah, no. No, I'm not agreeing.

I'm shy. Brooks and done, my Maria. George Strait, blue clear sky. Oh, such a good out. Tracy Lawrence, time marches on. Rurice Daddy's money. That was their big one. They might have been their only one, but that was a big one.

Oh, 96, man. They don't make you like that anymore, do they? What are the days? Let's see. A man named Logan created a solution to his iPhone addiction. This is so funny. he created a, he took his phone and he made it six pounds. Yeah.

Okay. For what? To make his phone heavy. If it's a six pound phone, you can't hold it and be on it all the time. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah, you get tired. How funny is that? And then he's like selling or he's fundraising to make it, right?

Yeah. Prototype? So the guy's name is Logan Ivy. He created a solution to his iPhone addiction by making a phone too heavy to use comfortably. He designed and 3D printed a 6. pound stainless steel phone that cut his daily screen time in half. It's either that or he's got one huge arm. It's ripped. It's his forearm of one just massive. The case took two months to develop and requires an Allen wrench to remove four screws making it hard to take off quickly.

That's one way to do it. That's funny. That's like putting your credit card in ice. Like it's still there. Oh like a block of ice. Yeah. You have to melt it. You just got to get to it. So I thought that was pretty funny. The safest cities in America aren't even really cities. which is why these stories are kind of stupid, because it's always like towns near cities like Yonkers, New York, Warwick, Rhode Island. Yonkers is safe? Salem, Oregon.

They're either small towns where, of course, there's not a lot of crime, because even the biggest cities, like, let's say Los Angeles, per person, their crime is actually much lower than other cities, but there's so much because there are so many people. So when they're like, there are 10-10,000, thousands of debts, yeah, then I'm just going to throw a city up. doesn't, I don't know if it's true, but Montgomery Alabama, it only has 73, but you're like,

but look at the population, there's way more per the population in Montgomery, Alabama than Los Angeles. But these are like small towns. Juno, Alaska, never been to Alaska. Like, I want to go into a town in Alaska. Like, not just like, it's safe. It's just, it just takes forever to get up there.

Yeah. That's far away. That's why don't go to the Chesney or the Atlanta shows? Too far? This is too. All that time spent in an airplane. They'd just be home. I mean, they say that part of the country is really pretty, though.

I'm sure they're Alaska. Now you have your passport. You can be able to go everywhere. I mean, yeah. We don't need your passport to go to Alaska. No, but you can go to real places. Well, like Canada, though, like people say like Banff in like Calgary, all that's really pretty. I don't have to do that.

Yeah, what is Banff? I've heard a lot of people talking. Where is it? Oh, it's in Canada. Right? North, what? Of us, it's north and west? Yeah, it's like really close to Glacier National Park in Montana.

Have you been? No, but it's on my list. Eddie, you know you're not going anywhere, right? No, I'm going. Because apparently this thing only lasts for 10 years. Yeah, but I'm going to take advantage of that. Do you think you'll donate a kidney on the way? No.

The kidney's going to come later in life, I think. It'll happen, but later in life. I don't want your old kidney. Yeah, when he dies. No, although I am an organ donor. So, yeah. Yeah. A flight from Nashville to Juneau, if you don't stop,

and you have to stop is eight hours. And you have to stop. You have to? There's no direct to Juno. No. You can have to stop in probably Chicago or like in Oregon. Oh yeah, Seattle, Portland. Yeah.

If you fly with a connecting flight, it's 10 hours. That's Europe. But you can go straight from Nashville to Hawaii, right, nonstop? I have never, no. You have to stop in L.A.? Atlanta and L.A. So you go to Atlanta, I've flown Atlanta straight through. I don't know if there's a Nashville to Hawaii.

I always see like on the flight They have like they offer drinks And it's like ooh that looks good And it's like Hawaii flight only And it's like a coconut rum Pineapple fusion They list the drinks that you can't get on a flight Yeah it's on there and I'm like that looks so good

And then you look at the bottom It says Hawaii flight only Boo Landscaper's are the fittest people Of course dude I was moving Lifting digging I think like roofers would be More than that you're lifting heavier things

I also haven't worked out in like a week I've decided to have ankle surgery, what's the use? That's the spirit. I mean, you could still do other things. You can do like the rowing machine. No, but it's like I got to be off of everything anyway. Bench press. I might as well use this time to just go ahead and get fat.

No, don't get fat. You won't feel good, dude. Don't you want your recover faster when your body's working optimally. I may die in surgery. Who knows? Yeah, okay. You died in ankle. surgery. It was terrible. If he dies, he dies. We gave them all the warnings.

It's one way to go. The doctor's like, are you sure you want to do this? They have to use cadaver, that of a dead person. And they told me usually the people that they use for those are people who died during that same surgery. No way. So there's only one cadaver available? It's no, many. Many people have died during an ankle surgery. So if you're a cadaver for cartilage or whatever, like, is that organ donor? Did you sign up for an organ donor? Did, like, how did they get that cartilage? I would assume, wouldn't you? Yeah, I think you have donated your body. So that's a, that's an organ? No. Carledge is not an organ. No, carlidge is not an organ. But it's a part of the body that you, like you're saying, like I'm donating a whole body.

I mean, I think if you're donating. I just said organ donor. Right, right, right. Your license and say whole body donor? No, I've donated. Some people do that. Just throw me in. Some people do that. They'll donate their. They'll donate their. their whole body to science? Private parts only. Oh, weiner only. Weiner only. You can donate your body to be studied, like, or to...

Oh, I don't want that. To be practiced on, you know? I don't want people to see my... And then you just get cremated when they're done with you. Can you imagine? You're looking at your dead weiner, like, this guy had a tough run. Everyone's laughing. They're taking pictures, send of their buddies.

It's embarrassing. You just wait, y'all, till you get older, when you get older. About our we wieners? What are we waiting on? Oh, just like, or if you are sick, like I'm thinking about it's a very vulnerable thing. I mean, for women too. But I mean, when you're, I guess you could be young too, but I'm thinking my dad specifically in the hospital, like, you're just there. And everybody, I bathed him.

I would go take into the bathroom, but sometimes you couldn't get up to go to the bathroom. So I would have to get one of those little portable things that you pee in, like a, yeah, like a bottle. Like a little bottle thing. Yeah, and you put that in there. And then the nurses, I would get like, it's their job. But I, for him, like, I didn't know which was worse, like having the nurse do it or me. But I felt, I would be like, I got it. I got it.

I'm sure he wanted the nurse to do it. Not you. Yeah, I don't think of all my daughter and my daughter. It's too late. I already did it. I took over. I did it. And I guess I should have let them.

But I'm just like, you all, you've done enough. But I just think of. Did you want to do it? No. No, I didn't want to do it. And then later, yeah, once we got used to it, I mean, yeah, I was just bathing him. I mean, you didn't have a, or showering him. Like, it was just way faster.

He would try to do it himself and it would just be a mess. So I'd be like, Dad, just suck it up. It's fine. I was a baby once. You did this to me. I'll do it for you. And he would just, like, close his eyes and probably, like, be like, Lord, just make this stop. I picture right before my surgery, them flying in on like a meta, jet with my ankle carlidge.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. In a cooler. Like, we got to get it to him. Yes, yes. We got one hour before it goes bad. He's down. I don't know that it's like a vital A.

Yeah, it's probably just in a bad way. I think it is. But I don't know. For mine. I demanded they kill someone for it. Like, do you think you're getting? Like, I wanted live cartilage. Is it man for man or could you get woman cartilage?

Oh, you better get man cartilage. I think you need a man forlish. You can't have feminine ankles, man. Yeah, that would suck, man. You come out weaker than you were before. It was better to have a hole in the cartilage. He is suddenly like, hey guys. Could you ask for like an athlete?

I come out even more feminine because of my ankle. You start walking like. Fellas. Why are you walking like that? You have like the Barbie heel. What were you going to say? Oh, could you pick like a sperm donor? You know like I want this kind of man.

Oh, I go in and look at like the book of the ankle cartlages. Yeah. Oh, yeah. He looks like a lumberjack. I'd like to have some of that. Olympic runner maybe like. Dang. That'd be smart.

Good. Speaking of sperm What? It was random, dude Well, you said sperm bank Yeah, I didn't mean to I just... Well, to have a sperm story

It's like, whatever you want to talk about I can go to whatever So they're talking about When sperm can go bad in a guy And I, before My wife and I started Trying to get pregnant,

I want to just have mine tested because I was like, I don't want to like It not work So let's figure it out I told you guys They, after I did it and they tested it.

They mistook me. Four. They were like, LeBron, sorry, Bobby, when I was in the lobby. Oh, boy. Super sperm.

Yeah. They played superhero music when they called me. I done, da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da- when I walked through. That's a bizarre thing to do, though, because everybody knows what you're doing in that room.

Oh, I can't imagine. They give you a little radio, though. Do you? Yeah, it's like a little transit. It's like an old-school transistor-type radio with an antenna. What? And they want you to find a station,

and I turned it all the way up. You touched the radio? Yeah, dude, you have to. No way. You have to because you need there to be sound. I'm not touching anything. You are. Trust me.

There's people walking in the hallway around you. What? Yes, so you turn. Oh, the radios for them. You know you can collect it at home and send it in. Did they give you that option? No, the person at Waffle House told me I needed to go. They're in front of them.

Oh, so the radio's for them so they don't hear you. It's for me so they don't hear me. Because let me tell you. Oh, no. Stop. Well, I mean, some places may operate differently, but some will give you the option to collect it at home with your spouse. How do you know? Because we had to do that. But those.

Whenever we were trying to get pregnant. Those are not as accurate because it takes days. No, no, we took it right over. Oh, you drove it right over? They drove it in the Menevac car. Get it over it while it's alive. It's on ice. Oh, so you did it in the same city and took it over.

Got it. No, no. They were like, all right, this is your room. And the guy walks through, looks at the same. sheet. He goes, all right, here's a cup. There's the radio when you're done. Put in this door. Hit this button. Be sure to wash your hands before and after. And he does

even look you in the eyes. I'm like at least look me in my eyes. Look me in my eyes and make me feel special. He doesn't want to be associated with that at all. No. Tell me you love me. So what's the room like? Is it like velvety? It could not be any more like a random

bathroom. I have a buddy who had to do this once. And he went to the place and they were like, just go to the public restroom out over there and do it. And he's like, and they gave him a cup. No. Yeah. No. And they told him just to go on a stall in the public restroom.

There was like, no. No. I swear to God. No, they didn't. You can get like a. You can get in trouble for that. Yeah. What are my kids in there?

No. He's like a little boy comes to the back through. Opens the wrong stall. You're done. This is terrible. Where are you all going? Anyway. Looking at men between ages of 24 and 75, they're able to see the changes that occur over time.

2% of that from 30-somethings contain mutations. By the time it turns, the person, the man turns 43, the mutation percentage is 3.5%. For 70-year-old nutbusters, the percentage turned up to 7.5%. That's that what the story is that? Yeah, but it's only 7.5% even for 70-year-old men. That means it's 92.5% still good. At 70 years old. That's wild.

That's impressive. Yeah. Ladbub. Okay, so your cartilage is going to get measured, and then they'll match you with. with a donor that can give you that appropriate size. Would you know your size of cartilage? All I know is my doctor winked at me and said, Nice job, buddy. Oh, okay.

He said, you're going to want your wife to shower you, bathe you with this. It's just a hole. It's a hole. I have a hole of my ankle. And so I don't know the size. You're getting an allograft, which is a cartilage transplant from a cadaver.

It's called allograft. I have to go in to get a scoped first, which they go in and I guess they cleaned it all up because there's like fragment all around it from when I tore it. And then he said it's not just a tear. There's a big hole in. And he showed it to me in the X-ray. And he goes, you have to,

we have to put cadaver in you. And so he asked if I know any donors. So I thought I'd bring it up here. Anybody? I'd love to donate. Just don't feel like right now to the time. I think I just need a walk, right? Because if I can give you mine, I won't be able to walk.

Oh, that how that works? I think so. We have two angles. Just on a crutch. I do have to be on crutches again for probably, week and a half two weeks. I told my wife I just prefer a wheelchair. That's going to be annoying.

You mean an electric one? Yeah, get an electric and then you can have the van and everything. Yeah, that'd be really cool. Get one of those ramps. I was meaning like, is she going to have to wheel you or do you just... That's the hope. Okay. She's pregnant.

Oh, that's true. Yeah, but I said the same thing. I said, though, for weighing them, this is more important than that. You said that? Yeah. I was like... That's weird. I was like, you know, in the grand scheme, I think having ankle surgery is a little more significant than a pregnancy.

Yeah. I said most people get pregnant. Not everybody gets ankle surgery. Well, not everybody gets pregnant. Most people. I said most people. I never said everybody. I said most people get pregnant.

I know. I was just reminding you. Yeah. Yeah. All right. Everybody have a great rest of the day, and we will see you guys. What is today? It's Wednesday?

I think it felt like it's already Friday, but not in a good way. Friday, if it felt like if it was Friday, it'd feel good because it's Friday, but it just feels like we've already done 100 days. And it's not Friday, so it's even worse. You'll know something I did last night? We don't know, so tell us. Okay. You know how you can have NyQuil? Oh, I'm familiar, yeah.

The two different bottles, so there's orange and blue. Day and night. Yeah, okay. Day and night. I couldn't remember for sure which one was day. And on the bottle, it wasn't saying... Darker's night. Yeah.

I was 99.9% sure. The dark, like orange, sunlight, day, blue, dark, night. But it wasn't saying non-drowsy, drowsy. It wasn't saying nighttime, daytime. It wasn't... So I'm Googling just to make sure before I take it because I want to make sure to take the kind that's going to knock me out.

And then when I'm on Google images... So I just call it NyQuil, right? All of it's nightquil. But you know the DayQuil one says... DayQuil. Yeah, it's called DayQuil. Yeah. I learned that when I Google imaged it.

I don't understand what you're even saying. What is going on? I just thought NyQuil was the brand. It was called NyQuil daytime. It's made by the same people, but it's definitely DayQuil. So you literally had no idea that said DayQuil on the bottle? That's what I'm saying. My brain kept seeing NyQuil.

NyQuil with it under it. The subheader was DayQuil? It didn't. Like, I'm just saying that's just good branding on their part. It's how our brains trick us. What's this story about? Yeah, where's the funny part of the story? It's not really funny.

It was me being like, I'm an idiot. Oh. But I was so out of it. Yeah. I agree with it too. Like, I couldn't believe it. Like, I was like, I am an idiot. It literally says dayquil.

But I was looking for non-drowsy, daytime. Like, as I just thought, this is a bottle of NyQuil, but where's NyQuil for the day? But it's called DayQuil. I know. It was not my proudest moment. Hold on. I'm so confused. Okay.

But you had two bottles. I have two bottles of NyQuil. So to me they're both NyQuil Okay but if you have two bottles of NyQuil They are both NyQuil Right but it says like It's like NyQuil on the night one But over on the day one

It says DayQuil I was seeing NyQuil Because it's NyQuil but it was DayQuil But I was looking for other little But did it say NyQuil on the dayquil bottle? No It's just Dayquil But I just I was looking for

Are you on NyQuil now? Yes I'm on NyQuil now But this was like It just shows to me I thought it was fascinating about how my brain was tricking me because, you know, never mind. Oh, boy. This story is lost on y'all.

Somebody out there gets it. I'm looking at the two bottles now. They look the same. Well, they're different colors. Except for the color, but I will. One is lighter because of daytime. One is darker because of nighttime. Yes.

And on the bottle of the night when it says NyQuil. And on the bottom of the day when it says day quill. Okay. Right. But I was seeing NyQuil, but I was looking for key words like. But you were seeing NyQuil on a bottle of dayquil. I really wasn't looking at that part. because I assumed it was NyQuil.

I wanted to see non-drowsy. Even though it was written in the biggest letters, Dayquil. This is the part where I'm like, I'm an idiot. Oh, it's Vix that makes it. So it's Vix NyQuil. Yes. No, no, it still says NyQuil. It still says Dayquil on it.

It does. But like I just thought, I wasn't even paying attention to the logo because I thought they were both NyQuil. All good. We're praying for you. How about that? Just, yeah, same prayers. Yeah, because bad, because bad over there.

Because it's gotten real bad. It's gotten real bad. The fact that I spent, see how we spent five minutes on this here now and I didn't mean to? That was me last night. So imagine when I find out it says day quill. When you find out it said it the whole time. If there were no labels on it, they'd been torn off for some reason, I could at least understand which of the quills, right? No.

But it's like some parts of me were like, no, this is obviously night quill, but it's night quill, daytime. So I was looking for the fine print. I have this pen in my hand here. You're about to throw it? No, I'm stab myself. I'm stepping myself in the face. So I'm going to get this over with. If you have to take me to the hospital, I have to hear this anymore.

Yeah. Well, I can't, yeah, you know. Who drinks that green one, though? That green NyQuil is the most disgusting cough medicine. What's that? What's the green one? What's it saying? Like licorish.

Afternoon quill. That's NyQuil. Morning quill. And then they have red Nyquil, maybe a blue Nyquil. But that green one is like, bha. I'm not familiar. But was the flavor just different? or does it do something different to your body?

I think it's just flavor. I don't think they really take a lot of pride in the flavor of night. But they should, though. I don't want them to have more flavors than I'm confused of which one's which. But like, you know, like antibiotics or whatever? They have a cherry flavor. It can't be that cherry. It doesn't taste like cherry.

There are cherries in the bottle. Like Jolly Ranchers should get involved in like sweeten up that cop medicine. All right, well, guys, I'm getting real close stab himself in the eye. So I'm going to go ahead and in this. And we will see you guys tomorrow. Bye, everybody. A win is a win. A win is a win.

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