The Bobby Bones Show - WEDS PT 2: Whales Are Trying To Talk To Humans!? + Raymundo Asks Bobby For A Big Favor + Amy Had To Apologize To Bobby + Bobby HATES This Common Thing!

Episode Date: June 11, 2025

Bobby shares why scientists say whales are trying to send messages to humans leading us to maybe one of the dumbest conversations we’ve ever had. We try to fix Bobby’s Wikipedia page after finding out it hasn’t been updated in a long time. Raymundo asks Bobby for a big favor that will get him closer to his favorite artists. Amy had to apologize to Bobby over something she said recently. Bobby went off on why he HATES something that most consider normal but he finds it to be a waste of time. Morgan shares a story of an unusual way a woman caught her boyfriend cheating.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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I knew it. You didn't know it. What are they trying to tell us? We don't know. But whales are, I mean, as smart as dolphins. They're mammals. Yeah, they're supposed to be smart. Huntback wells are known for their intelligence and their cooperative hunting behaviors.

They also mourn when some. someone dies. Elephants do that too. It's crazy. Scientists have been studying their communication, including a 2021 SETI Institute experiment where a well named Twain responded to underwater whale calls. A 2024 study suggested that sounds made during hunting

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indications of intentional intelligent communication with something we did not think could communicate with us but they're seeing more and more they are trying to communicate with us this is from Discover Wildlife like what if our dogs my dogs I have two what if they think when I'm just saying noises because they don't know what I'm saying. They can hear certain noises that sound similar to action, so they act based on those actions.

But what if they're like, these random noises these humans are making? Do you think they're trying to tell us something? Now, they probably aren't talking within each other. I think trees probably communicate with each other. They do. We think they do. Oh, absolutely they do. No, I think they...

We've read scientific journal reports, but you guys are going like, you know exactly what they're saying and how they're saying it. They cry. There was like... Okay, see? This is how it gets out of control. No, there was a study where they... With a plant.

Quote the study, Amy. Not you, Amy, him, Amy. Yeah, Amy. I was yelling at him for being you. Trust me. Google it, you'll find it. No offense to you, Amy. No offense to you, Amy.

Yeah, Eddie. Yeah, no offense to me. Amy over there. No, no, I agree. Trees can communicate with each other primarily through an underground network of fungi. Not through crying. No, they said that they turned the lights off and put black lights up and they can see some kind of lighting. like one would light and then the other one would light.

There are also these airborne signals that are like floaties. We call them floaties that send messages. What are those aliens? Correct. We think, that's, I jump in on that. Yep, absolutely right. We think because we communicate in a way with verbal signals that everybody else must as well. But we don't forget, we also use our hands and do nonverbal communication as well,

but we don't really reflect that when we talk about how we talk. because this could be talking Amy, watch That is talking You just sent me a message Right, what was that message? Don't say it to me. F you.

Loud and clear. My point is that when we go, yeah, talking we really only are talking about the verbal communication we're sending each other but anyway, wells are smart, okay?

And they probably have for hundreds of years, thousands of years, been communicating to us we just don't know how to understand them and that's wild. Whenever we finally do realize it. And they have that app that's trying to understand dolphins talking. Whenever we

finally realize what they're saying, who knows? But I mean, and this earth reset or the next? When we figure out reset, it's all the theory I have. But and then we look forever and go, can you believe we did not know what dolphins and whales were saying for thousands of years. And what they've been able to teach us has actually saved so much of the environment. Because now we understand the inner workings of places that we've been. never seen before and water and that's all okay why what's your problem with that they also could just be making noises oh no they're talking they could be but there are also sometimes we just make noises they're trying to tell us something so sophisticated as to like doesn't have to be sophisticated stop

killing us well yeah i mean i would cry out that's what they're saying but we also make noises that aren't super sophisticated so i do think there are probably lesser sophisticated noisers oh i thought you said something, maybe I misheard about how to better take care of the environment, like they could inform us. They could. Okay, that sounds sophisticated. That part, but we say things that are sophisticated and also very unsophisticated as well.

But it could be as simple as like stop throwing your trash in the ocean. Right. Because you're killing yourselves, not even us. But if I do this, you're tired. That's not sophisticated though. That sounds not sophisticated. Now I'm fighting for their rights to have non-sophisticated sounds. Do it again?

Might be more than just tired. I don't know what though Anyway, Wells are talking with this Let me ask you a question What? If you think, If you found out that you can talk to dogs And you can hear everything they're saying

And they speak their mind Do you think you'd still love them the way you do? Like if Stanley was like, Screw you! And then like pooped on the floor. Yeah, yes. Now, the reason I say that is because I've read a bit on

the brain capacity of certain animals including dogs where, as Amy had used the word sophisticated, I do not believe that the dog brain is as sophisticated as the human brain. Now, the human brain may not be as sophisticated as the dolphin or the well brain. We really don't know.

We build cities and stuff. Yeah, and who should say they don't? But our cities Oh, they do under... And we end up killing each other. They have airplanes. They don't need airplanes. But we build cities and we build structures and we build automobiles that just kill us. So that's so smart.

Eddie, think about a bird. building a nest. It's crazy to me. When you watch it, go collect. Never play the Sims? It doesn't always work out the best. No, I agree.

It's crazy, but like we could build a better nest. I know. And Bobby's saying that they could be more intelligent than we are. I know. I know. But I think you're valuing. I know I skipped over to birds. What we've been taught to value in owning tangible things.

Yeah, the internet. Phones. But what if we didn't have that? Then we'd probably be like, man, birds may be smarter than us. I love the internet. Don't get me wrong. But because we have it doesn't mean it's better than what we don't understand because we don't have it. I don't understand that.

It may be awesome. I tried to. I took a minute. It may be awesome to be a freaking bird. Think about that. Oh, yeah. You don't have to go to work. Except you could get eaten. Could get eaten.

Right. But we can get shot. It can be stressful. We can get shot walking down the street. You have to migrate. They could also get shot. Yeah, a little tougher though. I think more humans get shot than birds every day.

Dove season, dude. A lot of birds. You could catch a virus? And so could we? Oh, that's true, too. Ever heard of AIDS? Ever heard of it? Herpes, the flu?

I have. Ever heard of it? I have. Yeah, exactly. One of the dumber conversations we've ever had, probably. It's deep. Nah. Let's do some voicemails.

Number one, go. I did not listen to the show back when Amy yelled her jokes. So this segment is completely new to me, and I love it. It is so hilarious. I think we should keep that up at least once a week. Once a week. Okay. I'll love you say the rest of the year.

I know. I don't think my voice can handle that. Do you like it, Amy? Do you like doing it? It's a little awkward, but, you know, it gets uncomfortable to yelling, but it's fine. If they're enjoying it. All right, next one up. I just wanted to say, if lunchboxes...

was a truth. Hey, I have an idea for a bit. Bring your favorite old segment, whether it's about you or somebody else. I've been a listener for over 10 years, but I don't remember Bobby going to the psychic like you guys were talking about. So I think everybody should bring

one of their favorite old bits. Okay, bye guys. I didn't remember you going to that psychic either. I didn't remember it until you reminded me to think about it. You ever do that? You're like, dang it can't fly about this forever. Right, yeah. I went to a psychic, but it was as,

I felt it was as a bit. I don't think the psychic did nor did the friend who paid for it because I think it was pretty expensive Yeah That's a tough bit to do Because we don't remember the things That we don't remember

Until someone reminds us of it But I did go to a psychic And he was right about some stuff Except for it's all the stuff He could find on the internet So how right was he? Could have looked it all up Could ask to bring Will

They're smart I remember going to the psychic And him being like I feel like you have a very maternal presence or and if you don't now at one point in your life

very maternal what does that mean you're gonna be a mom no it means my grandma my mom raised me oh and I mean yeah okay I was like I got look on the internet

Wikipedia ever heard of it I didn't say that I was like oh it's funny you say that who wrote your Wikipedia I have no idea I don't even like to bring it up because I'm people jacking with it

okay don't jacking with it so I have no idea who but if anyone wants to start one on me they can they won't let you probably I don't think you're famous enough yeah I think I barely make the cut

barely. Really? Yeah. What have you done that needs to be on Wikipedia? Like you have to have like, I don't mean that in a bad way. No, no, I've done some stuff. But it needs to be cited. Like there needs to be internet sources. Like, what have you done? Because maybe I'm wrong.

I have to have to think about that. Well, if you have to think about it, you probably don't. I walk from West Virginia to Tennessee. That was a big deal. Did it make news or anything? Yeah, I made the news. I got a few local news. Is there an article?

A lot of articles. That probably could easily fit under the Bobby Post. own show Wikipedia. Yeah, but so could all mine. Do you have Wikipedia on you? No, and I don't want one. Don't think I need one. I don't think I should have it.

I understand not wanting one because people just get on it and jack it. That's crazy. They can just change it, right? Yeah, it's hard to change at times because there are certain rules. You can't just get on, you can't go raw dog dog and never have been on Wikipedia and then just get on starting. Right, Mike?

Yeah, I don't think so. I don't think I could sign up for an account right now and go edit it. Yeah, you've got to kind of prove, but anybody can edit it. Oh, yeah, it says everyone can edit. I can start editing yours right now if I wanted to. By everyone, though, I don't think, again, you can just start an account in Raw Dog and start editing it because you would hop into the Pope from a new account.

Oh, I mess with that one. You start messing with it. I could be wrong, but it used to be you had to prove that you were, like, a member for a while, and anybody could that had an account and had a certain amount of membership, unless Wikipedia is just gone. You just have to be logged in, and it does show your IP address, still like and it's attributed to a

username so like any edits you make can be tracing back to you so maybe that's for the... See if you can edit a line to say he was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for Comedy in 2019 and put that as like the third sentence. Okay hold on. Let's just see if it

stays. She's going to get banned. We'll say they have bots that might trigger like if you try to mess with something it'll say like it won't post it immediately. We love it. a good bot. Yeah.

I'm creating an account. We'll see how easy this is. Like, does Amy, do you have one? No. We just, we just said that. I just feel like Amy, like, we literally just said that though.

And I just said, I don't want one. And Bobby goes, I could understand you not want anyone. Yeah, is there a punishment for him not paying attention? No, stop. Listen, I don't really. Okay, wait, so what did you want me to add?

When we in charge of punishments? I won the Nobel Peace Prize for comedy back in 2016. The same year of the Chicago Cubs won the World Series. And I think some pages have different restrictions than others. Oh, I might probably have none. He's fried in 2018.

There's something that not everybody can drag on. Like, I barely get in the club, so I don't think they're protecting me very much. For what? For comedy. You want to put the Chicago Cubs thing into? I don't really care. Oh, dang, you have to know HTML to do this.

I got to tap back into that. You know what? No, I got you. Do you know HTML? Yeah, from a long time ago. It's just been a long, it's been a while since I've had to do it. From your MySpace days? No.

from starting way back when. Like our websites used to be HTML. Let's see how accurate this is. Bobby Bones. An American radio and television personality, best known for hosting the nationally syndicated at the Bobby Bones show

originating from the IHeart Studios in Nashville, Tennessee, his full-time mentor on ABC, American Idol, winner of season 27 to Dancing with the Stars. He's also written to New York Times bestsellers. Bones has released a number of country music albums through Black River Entertainment.

I don't know about a number. Bones was born April 2nd, 1980, small community Mountain Pine, Arkansas. I'm kind of bored with it, but it looks to be pretty accurate for now. Now somebody's going to jack with it for sure. Oh, here's an inaccuracy. High, six foot. Oh, that's not right. Six one. Can Morgan change that too while she's in there? Well, she might as well. Why she got the hood up? Yeah. So what do you want to be? What do you mean what I want to be? I want the truth. Six one.

Why not make it six two? Because that's a lie. not true. Okay. And 6.1 is true. Do you put 6.11 or how would you... 6.1 inch? Amy, why are you looking at her like that? I don't know.

That's the long time since I wrote like out the hike. Guys, I'm 5 foot. I've never had... I've never had it. This is so inaccurate about Nashville. It says, Bones took over the slot hosted by a long-time DJ Jerry House. I did not take over the slot from it. It was three years between when he retired, we came in. There was a show, I think, between...

There was a show. And not only that, that wasn't a syndicated show, nor was the show before us a syndicated show. I wouldn't it come if we weren't a syndicated show. Inaccurate. Change it, Morgan. Tear the whole page down. Delete the whole page. I got your height changed.

Thank God. Yeah, that's not true. Co-host is Amy, features producer Eddie, lunchbox, Ray Mundo. That is true. Morgan number two, Mike D. Abby, and Scoop Steve. All right. Well, I've got a board. Where's Ray?

He's there. Hey, she didn't listen. No, I didn't hear Ray. I said Morgan, Mike D. and Abby. There's a difference to not hearing and then missing a full part of the conversation. No, it's not.

Yes, it is. I didn't hear that you, Amy, I mumbled through that. Anyway, I have sunglasses on today. My nose has got cuts in it from other glasses. Yeah, what? Okay. You know, what happened?

I would have told you. I was in the middle of that sentence when you started yelling. What happened? Tell me. I just kind of did. Well, I know, but I've been curious, but I was waiting.

I was like, well, I guess I'm going to wait for him to say something. Well, I had a bandit on my nose for two days. My glasses, if they push down into my nose, they cut my nose. So I have to put on different glasses so it puts pressure on a different part of my nose. Okay. Are they different glasses? What's happening?

No, if I wear a hat or if I play ball or something, and it was really bright, and I was playing pickleball with a hat on to keep it on out of my face, and it pushed into my nose. And so if you see me wearing a bandit on my nose, I didn't get punched in a face. But I'm wearing sunglasses because it's the only other glasses I can find this small. morning and I have cuts on my nose right right these two spots yeah I see it but these sit in different spots and I was in the bathroom minute ago and some guy I don't know when the office walks out and I'm wearing sunglasses washing my hands in the bathroom you're like what's up bro I think I'm a total douche just she said I'm not a douche like I'm Wikipedia I'm sick

everything about me you'll learn does it say 6-1 yet Morgan oh yeah it says 6 1 and I got your noble peace prize in there will you refresh Mike it did oh it didn't accept it yet they probably have to approve it oh I have to save it hold on It's on my preview. Publish changes. It says musical career genres, country, should say also comedy, instrument vocals. Yeah, you play guitar, sing. But doesn't say anything about guitar.

Instrument. Yes, it says vocal. Oh, that's the category. Are you okay today? Oh, my gosh. You said instrument vocals. And so I thought it was two different ones. Your sunglasses are making you a jerk.

Take them off. Oh, no. It's turning me into somebody I don't want to be. Oh yeah, I'm six one down. Nice. What about that picture? Do you want to change the picture? Like, if you're in there... That is an old picture. That's from like 2014.

Do you know where you were in that picture? Yeah, New York hosting a party for Brad Paisley. I've seen Brad Paisley since 2014, so I don't even know what that is. Can I send you a different picture more again? Yeah, let me see if you can change it. Can I send you an AI one of like me with muscles? Might as well. You can do whatever you want.

This is crazy. What, you can just mess with somebody's Wikipedia? I can literally go in and change all of it. I mean, it doesn't get cited, obviously, because a lot of these things are cited in here. I should do the AI picture of Eddie and I kissing. No, don't put that up there. I mean, if you do that, then I got to have my own Wikipedia page.

That way you can link to it. Yeah, it'll be his Bobby's boyfriend. Whatever, dude, as long as I have a page. Okay, let's see. Somebody listening may create you a page. I'm just saying there's got to be something. It says here that you believed in me and put me on air immediately. Is that accurate?

No. You didn't believe in me. That picture's from 2014. Uh-oh. The Brad Paisley picture. She's about to get awkward. I did believe in you. No, no, you did believe in me.

Nobody else did. Number, Jay Shannon didn't. That's true. He believed in me, though, so that allowed me to believe in you. Yeah. Okay, so Morgan, I'm going to send you a picture here. We called him out. Who?

Jay. Oh, I've said that to him before. Not to everyone else. I've said it before. It's fine. It's funny. It's a joke. Ha-ha.

I'll be like Jay remember that time? I don't know which one to put it because this is a big picture here you know it is it's like what I need one that represents me like to the T well take your time is there's no rush Morgan has access to the hood so she can do this whenever she wants no I gotta do it now I'll forget about it okay I'm gonna send you one I'll do it from the ACMs and makeup on it's all like good boom sent Morgan if you don't mind posting that as my picture you were a judge

of top golfs who will rock you? Yeah, they pay me a bunch of money to go to like three episodes of a YouTube show. Yeah, yeah, who else was with you on that? Oh, okay, I remember this now. Okay. See, we forget even things

like that. Do you own this? I have to say this is my own work, so do you own that photo? Yeah, I think yeah, I own that photo. Okay. Oh, your Guinness World Record is in here. For what?

For what? The only Guinness World record we have? You said your, meaning me. Your are. So when I say for what? And then you hit me back with my tone. I got my glasses on. I'm fired up now. You are a bunch of jerks. Bones and his crew were part of a team that set a Guinness World Record for most hunger relief meals packed in one hour. Wait, that's our record? For Haiti. Yeah, we have a Guinness World Record.

Okay, then that needs to go on my Wikipedia. So here's what I want you to do. This is a fun bit. Between now and tomorrow, make bullet points. what you think would go on your Wikipedia. Okay, I love it. And we will determine tomorrow if you deserve a Wikipedia page. Love it. Morgan, it's my new page up.

Yep. All right. But now I'm, hold on. I gotta edit that. Oh, there I am. Hold on, I'm going to edit it. What was our world record in? The most hunger relief meals packed in an hour for Haiti.

Yeah, that's right. Is there a reference link on that? Because if so, if Eddie's not mentioned, he does not get credit. What do you mean? She said it's our record. So all I have to do is a record. attached to that clip that she just said. Boom.

Wait, that, oh, bad picture of me still up. I know, hold on. I'm deleting it. I got you. It's a dangerous game we're playing. No. I'm just going to be this character now. Sorry, I told you it was re-learning old. Do better.

I'm just going to be a jerk to this whole podcast. Ah, dang it. Now I got kicked out. Oh, if we're trying to change the picture, that was the limit. That's where they draw the line. Classic. Please try again in a few minutes. Classic idiot over there.

I didn't feel good. I didn't like saying. I mean, it sounded like you wanted to say it. No, I didn't like saying that. I wonder if they're reverting some of these changes. Oh, no, they're going back to six foot. Really? I'm shrinking.

I'm melting. So it's not that easy. It's not that easy. You probably change it for a minute, but it goes back. It took both of my changes away. The picture's still up for now. So, Amy, would that make me a philanthropist? Because I can add that to the title.

You are. You are philanthropist and also for foster care. He is. Okay. That, fair enough. And feeding Haiti. Which, Eddie. You didn't even remember doing that.

She reminded me. That was a long time ago. It was a long time ago. But I think if you go to one event, it doesn't make you a philanthropist. No, it wasn't one. You think like, who's a big friend of philanthropist? Bill Gates. Bill Gates.

You think Bill Gates remembers everything he's done? No. Eddie, I have a foster care philanthropy thing you can get involved with in September. You men? Yes, absolutely. It's a top golf. Oh, I think you've done it. I think you've done enough in that world.

To be a philanthropist, but I'm saying you just wanted to base it off that one event. Well, I just need to stack all my credentials, dude. Get as much as I can in there. And then Bobby can sponsor us. And then host too much access? Yeah. Bobby, I'll go ahead and lock you in for that. I prefer not to be locked in for anything.

No. I'm really at my non-locked-in stage of life. I'll circle back in September. Let's go to Ray Give Me. Number four. Hey, I'm going to leave the gas. Morning studio. Morning.

The joke is, what do you call a guy that tells dad jokes all the time, but he doesn't have any children? He's a faux pa. Anyways, thanks guys. Bye. That's good. It's not bad. They good, that good, that good. Give me the next one, please.

Hi, Bobby Bones. This is Vanessa from Austin, Texas. Just calling. I have just smiled so hard and laughed to myself this past week. Two quick things. Lunch has to get employee of the quarter. He is just crushing it every day. And also, Ray, he needs to talk more.

Sisson. Whenever he has the mic, he is hilarious. And all are awesome. Thank you for that. Lunchbox is gone for the rest of the day, so he will not be able to hear that, nor we won't tell him that either. And then Ray, I think Ray gets the mic

an adequate amount of time. I mean, there's a reason. I like to think I put people in a place to succeed. And when they start not succeeding, I pull them away. And if you give Ray the mic too much, Oh, boy. Ray's hilarious, but we've gone down Ray Avenue before, and sometimes you end up somewhere.

You're just confused is where you got dropped off. Like the birthday conversation? Oh, don't get me stuff like that. Ray, wants me to go to some concert with him. Ray, what is it? Big Mike? Yeah, so it's Mike Stud, he's my boy. I've never met him in person, though.

But been a fan of age. So he's not your boy? He is, though. So is David Letterman, my boy? I have you had interaction? with him. Have I? Yeah. No. But I never met him. I know. I think the virtual thing almost works nowadays because it happens so much. Have you virtual, like, zoomed with Mike Stud? All the time. Talk on any of his Instagram lives. Aaron Rogers was on his one time. You said you zoomed with him. Have you ever zoomed

Mike Stud? No, but I've been on his periscope. I was on his... So you watched him to do a live. Yeah. And then commented and then he would comment back to me. Okay, go ahead. So anyways, he invited me. He was doing a Philly show and I commented on the Instagram. I go, dude, you got to bring that wave to Nashville. and he goes, I'm bringing the wave in July. You've got to bring Bobby. And so I got to thinking, I'm sure Mike would hook me up with tickets. He's a cool guy. But the caveat is, I bring you, we're doing backstage.

He's probably going to bring all the Titans players. Aaron Rogers will be there because he's best friends. Marcus Stroman, Kelsey, all these dudes wear are Stevenson Ranch, which is what he owns. That is what the worlds are oyster, but you have to come to this show with me. I don't know half the words you just said, for being honest. Yeah. Where is the show?

In Nashville. And you think Aaron Rogers and Travis Kelsey are going to be at the Nashville show. And probably a lot of Titans guys. Well, I could understand some Titans. I don't, and I say this because, as is respectfully, I don't know his music. I know. I don't know a lot of major stars music. It's niche.

But you should see some of these videos. The people are just bouncing off the walls. And you've never heard of him. and he'll make an amphitheater jump off the rails, man. That's just how it is with the music scene nowadays. I agree. One of my good friends, whose name is Ben Rector, who has had a lot of success through a lot of years.

We were playing golf one day, and we had another friend with us who came because he was my friend, and he was like, oh, Ben, Rector. He said, I had a friend who wanted to go to your show, so I went to an amphitheater, and you were playing, and I didn't know it was your show, but you were the headliner. And there were 8,000 people there.

And I was like, what the heck? And he meant that as a compliment. But you cannot know someone's music and they can still be massive this day and age because everything kind of finds their corner of the internet, their niche, the people that want it. Way less gatekeepers. Algorithms are the gatekeepers now more so than the people work in record labels. I think I'm going to pass on the concert, but I appreciate that. Just something to think about.

Okay. Now I'm still going to pass. Yeah, I thought about it for a minute. I don't think it's for me. I know. And he kind of hurt me when he said, bring bugs. Bobby. So, Ray, you think you're out because Bobby's not going to go, so then you can't go?

Yeah, it was all in the sentence because then I, oh, maybe he's just, maybe he just likes me because of the show. I'm sure he's good because I'm looking at videos with a massive crowd. I'm not familiar with this music. I don't even go to concerts to people I like. True. Yeah, this is one of those. Maybe you leave with a different perspective because they say you go there and catch a wave. Can I tell you something?

I've got plenty of perspectives. That's the thing. I mean, he's best friends with Aaron Rogers. look at he changed they changed each other's lives, man. I can't stand Aaron Rogers. How did they change each other's lives? He's the one that gave him all the deep perspective on life

and made him start thinking about everything. That's quite the statement that he gave Aaron Rogers all the deep perspective on life. Yeah, they hang out. Aaron Rogers went on tour with him and they'd do podcasts together and just sit in front of the crowd and talk to him. How do you know Aaron Rogers didn't give him

perspective on life? Because Mike Stud, I've known him for 10 years. Aaron Rogers... You haven't known him, by the way. You haven't known him. You've only been on his periscope, which doesn't exist anymore. By the way, in case you get, Periscope does not exist anymore.

I'm almost positive. My point is this. I've known Mike Studd's personality, how deep he is. Mike Stud thinks about every word he says. And he reads all kinds of books, this, that, and the other. Aaron Rogers didn't start doing the Adahusha until he got to become that deeper thinking type of guy. So this is what happens with Ray, because I'm very interested in Ray as a person. And when he starts talking, I'll walk down the road with him.

But then I'm just like, where am I right now? I'm arguing if Mike Stud has been affecting Aaron Rogers. I thought that certain substances affected Aaron Rogers. I think Aaron Rogers is a person. That gave him perspective. That Chase's perspective.

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I'm Ego Wode. My next guest, you know from Step Brothers Anchorman, Saturday Night Live, and the Big Money Players Network. It's Will Ferrell. Woo. Woo! My dad gave me the best advice ever.

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on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Something else that Ray sent me that I laughed out loud at, and I'm not sure if I laughed if I'm uneducated or Raymoon. Or Raymundo is uneducated. But he said, hey, at school, at a high school near me, they're playing Little House of Horrors.

Yeah. And so I think it's either A, one of two things. I don't think it's called Little House of Horrors. What's it called? I thought that's what it was called. It's not. Best Little Whorehouse in Texas is one. It could be a little house of horse or a little shop of horrors.

A little shop of horrors. Because I was in a little shop of horrors. I've never seen House of Horrors. Oh, okay. Ray said there's a little House of Horrors playing. Ray, if it's House of Horrors, you got to go if it's at a high school. Well, maybe you shouldn't go if it's in high school. But I need to know what you meant.

The House of Horrors. I just see because I'll drive past it when I'm like going to my town and it says, performing the next couple weekends, Little House of Horrors. No, no, I don't think that's. It's got to be a little shop of horrors, not Little House of Horrors. How's it spelled Ray? The bad way? There's no way it's spelled W-H-O-R-A-O.

Ray would know? At a school? No, it's got to be H-O. No. What about that? Wait, hold on. No, horrors. Oh, horrors.

Yeah, yeah. Go ahead. He said W. Ray, what do you think you see on the sign? Little shop of horrors. Okay, so you've already changed it here. You have Little House of Horrors on the note that he sent me. Right.

He goes, should I go watch Little House of Horrors? My answer is no to Little House of Horrors, especially at a high school. But I think you mean a little shop of horrors. That's why it caught me by surprise, honestly. And I said, you're the Thesbian. You would know, is this a good show? Who's the Thespian? Phones.

You're Thespian? I backed more than anybody else on the show. But I still wouldn't consider myself a Thespian. But then, oddly enough, there was a picture of a plant. That's the shop. That's a little shop of horrors. He's a Venus Flux. Trap. That's it. There are no

horrors. There's Best Little Whorehouse in Texas with Dolly Parton. Which is weird. Because that is the bad one. It's the best little whorehouse of Texas. Yeah, but that's a movie. I know, but what's that about? I've never seen it. But that can't be good. That's not horror.

It's from like the 80s, I think. And I think I watched it once, and it wasn't bad. I think Burt Reynolds is in it. I need to look. Pardon my ignorance. So are they doing a playoff of Little House of Hors? And it's actually called little shop of horrors, but they want you to think in your mind mix it up as the inappropriate one. I think the play is just a little shop of horrors. There's no horror reference.

Wow. No, not wow. It's just a little shop of horrors. And thank you. That's the segment with Ray. Morgan, you still editing over there? Wikipedia. Are you off? No. I mean, I got the photo up, but it took all my other stuff down. Okay. Let's take a break. Ammy wants to apologize. for saying department Q sucked? Yeah. I guess I finally got to the part where I'm now drawn in. Like, I get it now. And now I'm invested and I need to know.

I need answers. So I'm sorry. Meaning from the show. From the show. So I have to keep watching because I need answers. And I don't. I was surprised you were like, it sucks. I didn't say it that way.

I said I just wasn't feeling it. Just not feeling this. I wasn't feeling right now. She's not feeling it. It's feeling it. but now I get it and I finally figured out who that guy was

that threw the TV out and ran away I couldn't figure out who he was Is that a spoiler? Nope Oh yeah Just checking But you know him from something? No, I just couldn't figure out

Who he was in relation to the main girl Oh then you didn't watch any of the show No I did it's just that I'm doing other things He's a main character He's an absolute main character Yeah now I get that Okay moving on Yeah

Pennsylvania has launched a fill my hole For potholes? Film I hole. No. Fill my hole. Which is even worse. Film my hole? Sounds terrible.

Fill my hole. That is a very creative campaign. The town launched an electronic reporting form where residents can easily submit a hazard or a pothole. They call it the fill my hole campaign. I mean, you're thinking dirty, but that's what they're doing. They're filling that pothole up. The slogan is all holes, no waiting. No, they want you to think.

think dirty. It's a double entangre. Okay. So what are, so what are they, how is this getting more holes filled? Well, thanks for asking. She wants to know. In a Facebook post, the town explains some holes may

require a little more TLC. But rest assured, you'll be provided with a reason if we're unable to fill it ourselves. The comments on the post showed that the hilarious campaign phrasing was not lost on the residents. Okay. Local 21 news. Why did you think film I

film I thought it was film my hole and it was like you take a picture or you like video it and then you said to it stupid that one's stupid but that's better I thought you said film eye hole no no film my hole but man we need that here

which part film my hole like it's terrible bad yeah we have bad potholes yeah it's because the weather changes so much here too because what happens is as we know water gets down in the under the street and then it freezes or whatever, cracks it up. Yeah, fill my whole, buddy.

Okay. Amy, over to you. What do you have? Okay, so I saw this, like, girl talking about a work habit that will make you more productive and is to always decline meetings that don't have a clear agenda. And I'm like, how would you ever do that? Like, do you do that? Like, what's your method of handling meetings?

Because, like, how would I even find out? Like, hey, is there a clear agenda? for this meeting? Because we have meetings often and it's just like, hey, this is Zoom. Well, if sales arranges it or whatever and then we're on Zoom. I don't hold many meetings at all. Okay. But I mean, I don't know that I'm always provided a clear agenda.

And I couldn't imagine just being like, if there's no clear agenda, I'm not showing up. Because normally, like, during the meeting, that's when I find out what it is. So I was just like, some people operate this way. Can't really say I'm not coming to the meeting unless you tell me specifically what it's about unless you hold the prominence to do so. You can't be someone that was just hired and like, okay, all hands meeting, general productivity. Excuse me, I prefer not to go unless you tell me what it's about. No, you're new. It's kind of where you rank in a hierarchy.

So this is not a work productivity tip for just anybody. I would say my productivity tip is don't have meetings. I hate meetings. I hate having them. I hate being a part of them. But again, my TikTok, it tells me I'm a highly intelligent individual. Correct. People hate meetings that are highly intelligent individuals because they process things so much faster than everybody else.

And they're like, why are people getting this? Like, I could have read this on one page and never come and done a better job. Well, you and I had a meeting last week and you did well. Like, you're good at meetings. It was just you too? No, we were on a boardroom. It was just us too. Bobby Amy.

It was a fill my whole meeting. No. But I was the one that needed the whole field. No, we were in a board room. About once every year a client will come in and they will fly in and have a meeting. Now, that's not even so much about the meeting to me. It's just showing. That's more like a relationship.

Hey, I'm here. Let's talk about your concerns type thing. More so than let's figure something out. Right. But I'm just saying like you're good at meetings. It's weird. You don't like them. It's all I'm saying.

He's good at getting the meeting moving. I think that's what you saw. Me going, okay. That's what I think. That's how I feel. How do you feel? Got it. All right, cool.

That's what I've noticed. Thank you, everybody. Appreciate you coming. And they're like, you appreciate us coming. We called it. Wait a second. And all of a sudden, everybody's confused and I'm out of there. I don't hold many meetings at all because I think in a group setting it's hard to keep.

Oh, yeah, we don't have meetings here. That's something listeners may think we have meetings. Never. Maybe once every 14 months if I'm pissed about something. And it's like, we all need to get together so I can just say to everybody all at once. But that almost never happens. It's been a bit. I would say that's definitely not once every 14 months.

It's like once every 14 years. Maybe. Yeah. Yeah, we don't have meetings. We don't have meetings. We don't have meetings. We don't have meetings. We don't have meetings.

If there's something that we talk about, we'll go one-on-one and have a quick chat in my office. Or if something's bothering one of you guys, it can be something personal or private. Hey, yeah, let's go hop in the office real quick. Got it, cool. Yeah, that may happen. And that's not a meeting.

That's just like a talk. Yeah. Yeah, I know meetings here. And it's quick. It's really good. I also, I do not do. And I hate and I'm bad at. small talk. I'm bad at it. It's like we have time. Let's use this time effectively. So what is the

issue? Cool. Where they're going to figure it out now? Are you going to give us time to figure it out? And I'll see when we when we get it figured out. And I like the small talk better than the actual meeting. It's my favorite point. Man, when people, we get to a meeting and I'm called into one and it's like a boardroom. There's 13 people and people are like, Chris, what did you do last night? Oh my God. Don't let there be a weapon in that room. I'm about using it on myself. That's the worst. It's like, why are we all here so you guys can chit chat? You can chat in the office all day. Like, go.

Every once, every, I would say not even once a year. Every year and a half or two years or so, they'll go, hey, we have this research on the show. And I'm like, I don't need to go to this meeting. Send me the PDF. I can look at everything on this PDF and see everything that you're going to tell me. I don't need to sit through it. I don't need you to read me everything from the research. Because what they do is they put it up on a graph.

And I like the people doing it. It's not a people thing. but I think I'm worse for going to and having to sit in the meeting than I am if they just send me the PDF and go, here you go, here's some research that we've done on the show on certain segments. I will sit there by myself and look at it and go through instead of people having to read me what I'm already looking at. Did you go to the one where we all went to eat? No, he wasn't there. You weren't there, just us, because you probably had your own individual.

I couldn't remember if you were there though. Yeah. Come to think of it, you definitely weren't because it wouldn't have lasted as long as it did. No, yeah. We ate. Like we had food. If you want to buy us food, let's have the meeting first, and then we'll go eat food because I know when there's food on the other side, people win the meeting faster. I'm very anti-meeting culture because people just use it to waste time.

And I don't need it. Literally, you just hand me a sheet and tell me what you think can be improved. Show me the reason you think that. I'll see if I agree with that. Most of the time I will agree with that if you're providing data. And I'll be done with that in four minutes, and then I'll go back to it in a day or so. but sitting in a meeting going you'll see up here on slide 7

again where's the weapon I hate it I hate it so much yeah no no there's no I'd really be dead then go to a dinner talk about work stuff yeah and now if it's with people for work

that's a relationship building totally different because you're not there for a meeting with an agenda you're literally there to build a relationship I'll do that sometimes it's fine yeah it's got a big sponsor in town a big client love to meet with them let's go have dinner we can actually talk about the things that i'm annoyed with and not be annoyed because that's what you do at one of those that's the agenda

talk about things when you do dinners like that do you talk while you guys are eating i do very few dinners like that however thank you for asking um yeah i have to be the entertainment of those things it's also why i'm annoyed by them because it's like hey so-and-so's coming down it's not always radio but let's say it's any project i got to go and perform for freaking two hours now while you're eating the whole time because if I'm not they're like well you really wasn't the most friendly guy at dinner I'm trying to eat that's all how'd that come up um Amy's story yeah the productivity tip was to always decline meetings without a clear agenda so I have one that's a stupid tip though I just want to say that's a stupid tip because you can't decline meetings

unless you have the authority slash ability to decline the meeting. That person is going to get fired in the regular workplace. They have to be running a small business or be a major part of it. They can also, if someone says, hey, this one place, this work. Hey, we need to have a meeting, a general sales meeting.

If you tell me specifically what it's about, I will be there. No doubt about it. Never. But right now, I have the authority to do that. I may not in three years. I may not in a year. But if they were, if Rick, our guy is like, hey, we need to have a meeting. It's just about some cell stuff.

stuff. I'm going to need you to elaborate a little bit. Well, it's just, you know, on the show, why don't you call Morgan number one and she'll have a meeting with you and everything that you're at the general thoughts, she'll get them up to me. And they're like, okay. They don't do that anymore. It's always a specific meeting at a specific time. It's only going to go this long because I'll come and dialed in and focused. I will crush. but yeah, no. I don't like when people just are generic. Or I should say when they're vague. Because I don't do well with vagueness.

Go ahead. What are you saying? Are you done? I'm done. I think you said, how do we start talking about that? And then I remind you again and then we kept talking about it. Oh, I was going to say that I had a meeting on Friday.

And I was like, okay, maybe I'll tell them we're not having it. I would recommend you not doing that. We should be like, if you can provide me with a clear agenda, I will be there. Right. I wouldn't, no, no, no. Just say, hey, would you mind providing me with a clear agenda? Don't say oral and I'll be there. I think it's fair to ask that.

I mean, you don't have to say who-who, but is it like a work? Yeah, the work thing. It's like an advertiser. But what do you? Oh, you need to go. But like, okay. Don't mean starting to walk out of that thing. Well, Amy was giving me the idea.

No, no. I think it's a terrible idea. No, I wasn't bringing this as something you should actually do. I was bringing it to discuss. but also Bobby and I just talked about how if it's with a client, that's a relationship. That's like not. It's fair, though, to ask for an agenda. And I will also, in some of these client meetings, I will say, hey, you got to get me out of there in 30 minutes.

Oh, to your people. Yeah, because I will not be the bad guy. I know when I go into one of these meetings, I'm Mr. Entertainment. I need to be entertaining and I need to present effective thoughts. So I'm in. Here's my ideas. Here's what I think will work. Here's what you guys do great.

Here's what we do better at. here's and I'm doing some jokes I'm killing but I know I got somebody in that meeting going at 1130 I got to get him out and so what Rick will do is to go hey look I don't I don't want to keep Bobby too long because he's got a lot to do he probably stay here all day if we let him but so we're going to need to let him go Bobby thanks and then I do this I mean I don't have to go but I do every time and Rick's like yeah yeah no no I'm like well I don't have to go by I appreciate that because I do have some stuff I got to get to but if there's anything you guys need let me know

But if you need me, I'll stay. No, no, Rick's like, no, no, I think we're good. We can handle it from here. All right, man. I'm going to go ahead and get out of here. Oh, we got that down. It's like a play. Yeah.

Eddie, what do you have? So there's a news anchor out of Houston who, she's Hispanic, and she's getting a lot of flack because she signs off with her, from her news report saying, Buenos Noches. A bunch of racists. And people are like, whoa, like, why are you saying that? Like, you do the whole, the rest of the broadcast. English, why are you talking Spanish at the end of it?

But she's like, I'm not changing. This is who I am and it's my culture and I want to keep doing it. I'm interested in the story because it's an English newscast, right? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay. So she's doing the newscast in English. All in English. And at the very end, kind of like Walter.

People are getting mad because she says Buenos No-Nos? Yeah. Which means a good night. Which means just good night. That's it. She's the evening anchor. It's like, but you know, those catchphrases like, what did a, like, Walter Cronkite, you say?

Thank you. Good night. Good morning. And if I don't see you later, good evening. Yeah, something like that. That's Truman Show. But still, yeah. So, like, but it's kind of cool that she has her own and she says that it makes her feel connected to her community in town, which, I mean, there's a lot of Hispanic community.

That's not her own. That's not her own. No, but she likes doing it. Yeah, I think it's great. Have at it. You're not hurting anybody. People get upset about everything. So that many people aren't even upset.

It's probably seven people online. I mean, it's enough for, like, the management to be like, should you stop saying that? And what town is it in? It's in Houston. Where they have a heavy Hispanic population. So I'm saying, lots of Hispanic people. And I can understand if in, like, Kentucky.

Right. Someone ends with, um, Buenos Noches. It would just be a little weird. But who cares? It's your, and also with the news, if you don't do something with a little personalization and flair local news, that, who watches that anyway? I agree. Yeah, yeah.

What if you're, what if you're like, German. And you say like Guten Thot? Because that would be like, whoa. I think Guten Thalk is like good day, good morning. Whatever good night is. What's good night in German? Well, you know French? You just said German. I know, but any language that's not Spanish. Because Spanish,

a lot of people hear no Spanish, so you say Buenos Noches, people can understand that. If I were to go, hey, thanks for watching the news. Arvoa. Yeah, that would strike weird. That would be French. Yeah. Arvoa. Because I would do that. I would try to talk in the accent. Good talk.

When you were... I think in German, it's like, Guten. Guten. Gutenach. Gutenach. I don't know. What is it, Mike? I don't really know what to say, but I think it's Gutenach.

Oh, with a T at the end? With the end, though. What is that? I thought it was Guten talk. No, that's day. That's, I believe that's good day. From my one day in Germany, I think... Guten knock.

Guten knock. Gutten knock is good night. Well, that sounds like good night. You say it real fast. Good and Dog, I think, is good morning, good day. So if an anchor said like, goodenacht, they'd be like, okay, that's a weird accent, but okay, we'll take it. Well, if you went hard on the accent, too.

Goodnacht. I am Jonathan Rivers, and I hope you have a wonderful rest of your evening. Good knock. That'd be weird. That would be a little weird. But also, you're in Texas, the Spanish population. There's a lot. Yeah, people need to relax.

Anyway, I thought that was going to cool. What's cool? That she's still going to do it. Oh, I think it's stupid the people are mad about it. For sure. So, Morgan, what do you have? Okay, so a boyfriend got caught cheating. Yours?

No, not mine. A boyfriend. Oh, my goodness. He sounded like you were saying mine. Sorry, a boyfriend. And she's smiling. Yeah. No, this is not how I was telling you guys.

It's that news. Okay, go ahead. No, so this girl is very particular about her skin care routine and, like, has all her products. And she went out of town and got back and noticed that, like, one of them, which was a little bit off, did some really. research? The girl that he was having to playing with used her skincare. Thing, that's on her.

If I were mad, if I had that dude and I was like, you can't in my house, I'll let you into my house to cheat with you. And this is how you were paying me? Oh my God. By using my girl's skin care? You know better than that. You would notice if your bottle's a little. Like the bottle was what turned the wrong way. She said the cap was and like the texture of her product was different. She's somebody who's very particular about her skincare. What if you're, so my toothpaste versus my wife's toothpaste. We have two different toothpaste.

We have different brands. My toothpaste, if you open that lid, there's just kind of blah-blah. Do I need to explain what that means? No, no, no, no. I know exactly what that means. And hers is like this. Perfect.

Yeah, there's no, blah-no, all around. You probably leave yours open. Yours is like my child's. Yeah, fair enough. Like my two. And I'm like, why? Noon dog do you too, right? I don't understand, though.

I'm like, why is your toothpaste such a mess? So what if she came and I'd been at the house? And all of a sudden, she opens it up. and mine is, like, she'd probably go like, not that I was cheating, but something's up. Like, did somebody clean? Why did he decide to do this? Yes. Like, so I would compare it to something like that, because if she uses her skincare products

religiously, every night, certain time, treats her bottles a certain way, puts, and all of a sudden it's not that. I could see her going, this is weird. That's exactly what happened. And she, like, questioned him. It was kind of weird, too, because it kept saying in the article that it was her place. So I don't know if he like brought over his flinked her place for this to happen to. That's dirty dog.

But she was like, listen, you know what? The cheating sucks. But like, you messing with my skincare? That's a whole other. Oh, you crossed the line. Yeah. That sucks. Karen Reed is not going to testify in her retrial.

And I fully agree with this. I think it's a great idea of her not to testify. She's going to win this thing. Why would you even risk it? You've already won the case. There's no way that jury finds her guilt. I was watching one of the prosecutors basically have to admit he lied

and lawyers used different words and I'm sorry I lied but he was like I know the jury has to strike this evidence of the holes in the sweater because was wrong with how he said it turns out it was the person who was administering the test that created the holes in the sweat and so they now are saying Karen Reed will not testify

why would you put yourself at risk it's like being up seven points with 12 seconds to go go, the other team has no timeouts, why would you start chunking hellmary's? You don't even throw any passes. Knee the ball. Because you know what happens if you don't need the ball? We saw it last year in college football, even just running the ball. You fumble. There's a chance you fumble. And what you're doing is making yourself vulnerable to a possible fumble by putting her up there when you don't need to. Games won. It's over. So Karen Reed will not testify in her

retrial. Karen Reid made the comments to reporters yesterday after leaving the courthouse. a biochemist who has likely the defense's last witness took the stand late yesterday and will resume testimony this morning. The defense is working to prove that Reed is being framed by police for the death of John O'Keefe. Reed is accused of hitting her Boston cop boyfriend with her SUV and leaving him to die in a snowstorm in 2022 from WCVB. Justice for Karen Reid. And people are like, well, why don't you want to testify? Probably because she's guilty. Nope.

Again, you wouldn't throw a pass when you're up a touchdown with six seconds to go. And they have no timeouts. So they're not going to throw a pass. They're not going to run the ball. They're going to take a freaking knee, and that's what they should do. Any thoughts on that? Yeah, wow. That's crazy.

I mean, I agree. I wouldn't take the stand either. I'd probably mess it all up. If you did decide to take the stand. Oh, yeah. Yeah, I know. I was there. I don't remember.

Was I there? I don't know. Film of my hole? No, no, man. We said it's fill my hole. Now the jury doesn't believe anything you say. Yeah. So I don't know that I'd be friends with Karen Reed in real life,

but I don't need to be friends. your friend in order to see what I think is severe injustice happening here. And I'm all for back in the blue. I do all the time with my words, with my money at times. But I feel like that version, I feel like they're being a bit dishonest. Well, something. I believe they're being a bit disingenuous. I believe that they probably didn't mean for this to be a massive cover up, but next thing you know, one's looking out for the other's looking out for three, seven's looking out for ten, all of a sudden everybody's involved.

And oops, we got ourselves a cover-up. So if she has found not guilty, what do they do after that? Because they, I mean, they still want to find... Well, how what happened, you would think. But, I don't know. So did they start investigating more to see what else they can... You don't have to. It just becomes like...

They'll probably fake one for a bit and go like, we're here to find the killer. But I think they've attached their identity so much to her being guilty that even if she's found not guilty, they'll go, we still think she's guilty, we still think it's her. And the justice system did not come through. I think that would probably be their narrative

because they've never been open to it being anybody but her. Even in that documentary that you watch, that's on Max. There's no thought of whoever it is, we want justice for John. They're like, we know Karen did it, and that's the only justice for John. And that doesn't feel fair. No. They don't want justice for John.

They want Karen Reed to go down because they feel either A, that it's her or B, that it has to be her because they know it's not her and they're covering up for who it really is. That's what my thoughts. So, again, so if it is the cops, like just hypothetical. Well, I'm not saying all the cops did it. I'm not saying that either. I think the cops are working with each other to make sure none of the cops go to. down in that small sect in Massachusetts. So if that's the real scenario, say that's the real scenario that really happened, are they

stress-free during this whole trial? No, they're probably trying to cover their butts. They have an attorney that's telling them how to say certain things. I know, but it seems like they'll never get in trouble if they were a part of it. So, no, inaccurate, because the FBI is investigating the one cop, remember? So anybody they find that it is lying or they find that they were lying or if there was a massive cover-up, if they choose to pursue that, which is. they made depending on public outrage, they were getting

trouble. But remember the one cop, the FBI is investigating, still. I don't know his name. But at the end of the documentary, they're like, FBI's investigating this bro, and I'm like, good, I got some more bros they need to investigate. I almost wrote a letter. Handwritten with a stamp. Decided not to.

That'd be effective, though. Nothing good happens after. 3 a.m. It's like super late. Do you guys have a fear of something like this happening to you? Yes, of course. Of course.

Yeah. When I was in the air, I've been like college. Just like that. Her whole life is just totally. And imagine people that this has happened to that didn't have the means or the press to help dig them out. There are probably a lot of people that come from unfortunate circumstances. Financially, they're racially profiled unfairly, that go through this and do not have the means to not dig themselves out because the machine is against them, unfairly against them. And sometimes the machine just needs to have some.

someone be guilty so they can prove it works. It's not even always about targeting, like, we want to take this person down. Like, there are times where it's like, we have to get somebody because we have to be the winners because I want to run for office and don't just want to be the head DA. I want to be the mayor. I want to be. So they look for people unfairly. And the people that can't fight back are usually those without money or those that aren't white.

And sucks. Oh, and she's a pretty white woman. Yeah, or ugly. Or ugly. Ugly hurts too. Trust me. Well, I'm saying like she came. You've been there?

Right now. She had privilege with that. Yeah. Well, because then I think about the other, the girl that you had on your podcast on Bobbycast that was the roommate. Yeah. Oh, Amanda Knox. Yeah. And that's crazy too.

Like, that's another fear that I have. Just like you randomly get accused of something that you weren't even part of. Yeah, that's a crazy story. You know, she's American. I think that worked against her big time. I think a fluent American I think that got her The hot American got her

In Italy That's why I have nothing to worry about Because you are I'm just an American but I ain't hot Right You know I only got mid to worry about When I go to the country though

I'm on my best behavior It's like company It's like companies coming over Oh yeah It's like yes sir No ma'am Gooden talk Goodnut

I'm goodin'n't Goodnuck everywhere I go I saw a TikTok of this guy in court. I guess he was getting sentenced or whatever. And the judge is like, did you really think that shirt was appropriate to wear to court today? It said, the best farder in the world. And he was like, he tried to play it off like, best father in the world. She's like, no, sir, I can read.

It's farder. My opinion is his only clean shirt. You ever see the one where the guy went in for stealing the Dolphins jersey was part of his crime? Yeah, and he wore it? And he's wearing the Dolphins jersey? There was one of a guy who got his license suspended and he showed up virtually on Zoom. He was driving. He was driving.

I saw that one too. I saw that one too. That was a good one. He's like, sorry, are you driving right now? He's like, no. Yeah, but I think he had to take his wife to the doctor or something. It doesn't matter. It's still like.

Or he had a doctor's appointment. I remember there being something where I was like, oh, dang, he's got to get to that appointment. But he can't drive. I know, I know. I know. All right, that's what's up. Thank you guys. Yeah, that's it.

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