Kevin Federline (1:53)

Pancake man is like, I'm serving up these hotcakes, man. With butter and syrup on top. Right out your local Waffle house. I'm looking at my CDs like hotcakes right now and they're burning up.

Sarah Gibson Tuttle (2:10)

Gotcha.

Radio Show Host (2:10)

Thanks for coming in, man. Cause we know that you get a rough ride from the media and we appreciate you trusting us.

Sarah Gibson Tuttle (2:17)

Oh, yeah.

Radio Show Host (2:17)

And like I said before you came in, this whole thing is. This whole thing is live and this whole thing is unedited. And just, you know, we're looking forward to you being real with us and getting to know Kevin Federline because everything we know about you comes filtered. So we're not going to get that Exactly.

Kevin Federline (2:33)

False and filtered.

Radio Show Host (2:35)

So question number one for Kevin Federline. Is it awesome being K fed or does it suck most days when you wake up? You love it or you hate it?

Kevin Federline (2:45)

Well, the media K fed. I'd say it sucks. But, you know, the better half of that is I'm married to a wonderful person and, you know, I go through all the BS so I could be with her. I mean, that's basically how I look at it. At the end of the day, I'm happy because I'm in love, so.

Sarah Gibson Tuttle (3:04)

Well, we hear obviously all the tabloid stories and the media headlines and stuff, just like you do. Do you try to stay away from it, Stay away from reading it, or do you read it so you know what to be prepared for?

Kevin Federline (3:14)

Nah, I don't even pick it up. I couldn't tell you what's in your local magazine or anything like that. I don't read it anymore.

Radio Show Host (3:20)

Well, we see it. And they are obsessed with you, dude.

Kevin Federline (3:23)

That's crazy, right?

Radio Show Host (3:24)

You have done something to them and they are on you. And I can't imagine waking up every day and having to deal with that, dude.

Kevin Federline (3:31)

Yeah, it's crazy.

Radio Show Host (3:32)

And it's to the point where obviously, you know, you're doing your whole music thing now and you've got. Is it April 25th or 24th?

Kevin Federline (3:41)

Yeah, we're probably gonna push that back to midsummer maybe.

Radio Show Host (3:44)

Is it still called off the Record?

Kevin Federline (3:46)

Nah, nah, nah, nah.

Radio Show Host (3:47)

What's the name of it? Are you not saying now? Are you allowed to say Playing with.

Kevin Federline (3:51)

Fire is the name of it?

Radio Show Host (3:52)

Okay, so it's to the point, like, you just would you. You would have been doing music regardless of your relationship and your marriage and all that, right?

Kevin Federline (4:02)

Oh, yeah.

Radio Show Host (4:02)

Like, that was always a dream of yours.

Kevin Federline (4:04)

Oh, yeah.

Radio Show Host (4:07)

I can't ask you, like, if you regret because, I mean, all this stuff started when you got married to Britney, but you were under a magnifying glass. And I made the joke this morning, like, some of the stuff that gets played on the radio is not good, but for whatever reason, they have singled you out.

Kevin Federline (4:27)

Yeah, man.

Radio Show Host (4:28)

Why is that?

Kevin Federline (4:29)

I have no idea. Public interest, I guess.

Sarah Gibson Tuttle (4:33)

Well, I think there's a lot of public interest, obviously, around your relationship because Britney's like the biggest pop star ever. All time. I mean, seriously. And everybody's such huge fans of hers and has followed her career since, you know, she was a little kid. But I think there was a lot of controversy because your relationship before Britney and there's all this controversy about you leaving that relationship to be with her. Is there anything you can say about that or want to talk about that to clear it up?

Kevin Federline (4:58)

Well, I mean, from the beginning, you know that, that relationship before was, was over way, way before that. So I mean, by, by them creating this thing out of that, that's, that's how it did happen, I think, because, I mean, if they would have looked at it like, okay, he really wasn't with this person when he got with her and this and that. I mean, that's how it was. Me and, me and Char have been split up for a long time, so. But that's not how the media portrayed it. They portrayed it like, oh, he left her and left his kids and all that. And it's not even like that. So, I mean, if, if everybody knew that from the beginning, I think the perception would have been going.

Sarah Gibson Tuttle (5:34)

The controversy would have been completely different.

Kevin Federline (5:36)

I mean, some of it, you know, they're going to build controversy anyways. That's the only way they know how to sell their magazine. Nobody wants to hear about, oh, well, he took his kids and his wife to the park today and took him to SeaWorld. And, you know, they don't care about that.

Sarah Gibson Tuttle (5:48)

Right. So it's got to be about the controversy. But for somebody like you or even like Brittany, there's some benefit to that too, because people are talking about you. So, so how much can you, how much can you really hate the controversy? Because you're top of mind with everybody.

Kevin Federline (6:04)

Yeah, there you go. I'm not selling records completely mad at you. It's not a, it's like a love hate thing over here. You know, it's, it's, it's a fifty. Fifty. You, you, you got to take the bad and, and go with the good at the same time.

Radio Show Host (6:19)

Let's talk like, you know, we do entertainment news and everything. It all happens on this. When you hear even stuff about other people, not even you. If we're listening at it, we're listening to it as consumers, not in Los Angeles. Percentage wise, how much of it is complete BS?

Kevin Federline (6:35)

I'd say 85 to 90% of everything they talk about is BS.

Radio Show Host (6:41)

So they find 10% of honesty and whatever it is, and then they're gonna take that and they're gonna make that into whatever is gonna sell them the magazines and stuff, pretty much.

Kevin Federline (6:50)

And then sometimes you Know, they get. They get things to where? Like how Nick and Jessica, they talk about them breaking up for like a.

Radio Show Host (6:57)

Year until they do.

Kevin Federline (6:58)

Until they do. Exactly so. And then it makes them look right.

Radio Show Host (7:01)

How many? Go ahead, finish your shot.

Kevin Federline (7:04)

So, I mean, like, they. They build up and build up and build up this thing. I think they're kind of like using psychology boy or something.

Sarah Gibson Tuttle (7:11)

Boy.

Radio Show Host (7:13)

How many records or albums do you think? Records? Jesus, what am I, 50.

Kevin Federline (7:20)

Hotcakes?

Radio Show Host (7:22)

How many. How many hotcakes do you have to sell? Is there ever going to be a point where you are just. You're k fed the musical artist? Will that happen?

Kevin Federline (7:33)

Yeah, it's going to. It's going to have to.

Radio Show Host (7:35)

And will. And will they shut up then?

Kevin Federline (7:37)

No, we're going to keep them talking.

Sarah Gibson Tuttle (7:40)

Do you like or hate the Mr. Britney Spears title?

Kevin Federline (7:43)

It doesn't matter to me.

Sarah Gibson Tuttle (7:44)

It doesn't. It doesn't bother you at all?

Kevin Federline (7:46)

It's hard to get to me, you know, like, they try every week and it doesn't work. So.

Sarah Gibson Tuttle (7:52)

So tell me this, because, I mean, we're loving having you in studio. I don't want to make you uncomfortable at all. And I know that you say you don't read these things, but the listeners out there of the Bird show hear about these rumors about you guys every day. Can we go through some of them and do fact or fiction? Is there. You don't want to do that. There's no way. So that would be. That would end the interview. Because I don't want to end the interview.

Kevin Federline (8:13)

But I'll tell you right now, I.

Sarah Gibson Tuttle (8:14)

Feel an obligation to the listeners to bring some stuff up to you because we have you in studio. So I don't want to step over the line, but I did want to ask about some of them.

Kevin Federline (8:22)

Well, I'll tell you right now, you don't even have to ask. It's all false.

Sarah Gibson Tuttle (8:26)

All of it?

Kevin Federline (8:27)

Yep. Everything is all fiction.

Radio Show Host (8:29)

Yeah, that's what I was talking about earlier. It's got a. I mean, it's a. What is it called? You know, like a catch 22 or whatever, where it's just a circle that never ends. And that is. That's why I was asking about the. About the music. Is that gonna stop it? Is that gonna shut them up?

Kevin Federline (8:44)

I think that the, you know, the more. The more music that people hear, the more they're gonna want to talk about my music, the more they're gonna want to hear my music because it's. From here on out, it's hits and that's it. I'm only. Only dropping hits. I'll make sure every song on the album is a hit.

Radio Show Host (8:59)

Is it all. Is it done, or are you still in the studio working?

Kevin Federline (9:02)

I'm still in the studio, brother.

Radio Show Host (9:04)

And you said the original Release date.

Kevin Federline (9:07)

Was April 25th, but we're pushing that back a few months. I'll probably drop a video on a single around April 25th.

Radio Show Host (9:14)

Are you doing any production with Atlanta people?

Kevin Federline (9:17)

I'm about to meet everybody, so I'm excited, man. I hear a lot of good things about everybody out here. It's all love out here. Nobody's really trying to hate on anybody in the music game. And I'm really interested. They got a lot of hits coming out of here right now.

Radio Show Host (9:32)

How does that go when you meet with, like, we talked to Dallas Austin, Jermaine Dupree, you know, some of the jazzy fae when those guys are here? Like, how does a meeting go if you're a brand new artist? Like, you, like, how does that, like, will you bring samples of your work?

Kevin Federline (9:49)

Yeah, definitely. I'll come in and play some stuff for them and if they're feeling it and they want to work together, you know, it's all a vibe thing. It's like, I'm not going to go and work with somebody where I feel tension between us or it's not at all. It has to be all love. You know, you feel the warmth in the room when you come in. That's how you create a good record, man.

Radio Show Host (10:10)

Is there pressure? Like, when you go in, do you feel nervous? Like a guy going to a job interview and like, you got somebody like Jermaine Dupree who's listening to your stuff.

Kevin Federline (10:19)

Sometimes, you know, I was getting at first when I started meeting with a couple labels and stuff like that, and I was a little bit nervous, but now, you know, it's kind of. It's clockwork.

Sarah Gibson Tuttle (10:32)

So what producers are you working with right now?

Kevin Federline (10:35)

Just people that I've been finding. People that are unheard of, that have a lot of fire on their hands, man. Kids that are like 20, 21 years old, the fresh ones from the West Coast. And I mean, I haven't really done too much with anybody big yet. That's why the album's not done. I want to throw a couple of those on there.

Sarah Gibson Tuttle (10:55)

Gotcha. Very cool.

Radio Show Host (10:57)

Hanging out live in studio with Kevin Federline.

Sarah Gibson Tuttle (11:00)

What's the most scary paparazzi situation you've ever been in?

Kevin Federline (11:07)

I think probably after we had the baby. Oh, it was. It was Pretty crazy.

Radio Show Host (11:14)

That's gonna freak you out as a father to know that that's gone.

Kevin Federline (11:18)

That's what I don't like about it. Everything is fine and dandy when you're messing with me and my wife, but whenever you start playing around with my kid, I don't like it.

Sarah Gibson Tuttle (11:27)

Right.

Radio Show Host (11:27)

Hey, let me try. I'm looking for Kelly. Hold on. Hey, Kelly, this is Allison. Hold on. Allison, Kelly. I don't know why Kelly's not lighting up here on my board. She wants to know what makes you different than Eminem, who is probably the only other white rapper that she knows.

Kevin Federline (11:46)

You know, I don't know him too much personally.

Radio Show Host (11:49)

I think she's talking like.

Kevin Federline (11:50)

Like, on the music side of it, my delivery is completely different than Eminem. I'm sure that we've been through a lot of the same situations in life, but the way that I'm gonna talk about it is completely different. I guess I'll say.

Radio Show Host (12:07)

You're gonna lose me if every song is about your kid. Like, I get it. Eminem, you love Haley. I get it.

Kevin Federline (12:15)

I haven't done one of those.

Radio Show Host (12:17)

You can do. Hey, I'm fine with.

Kevin Federline (12:19)

Oh, it'll happen.

Radio Show Host (12:20)

Yeah, I'm good with one or two. But every single song, it's like, hey, this is what's up with Haley today. Haley went to school. It's the. Haley went to school rap, like.

Kevin Federline (12:28)

But I mean, you know, look, look, I have a lot of respect for him for that. You know, there's a lot of kids that don't have no father out there that. That want to quit everything that they're doing just to go be with their kid. I mean, that's. To me, that's nobody. They have to respect him for that. You know, to come out here and sell all those records and be in that light and have that energy and that drive that's been feeding you for so long, and now just to stop and go home with your kid, That's. That's the best.

Radio Show Host (12:58)

How do you make it? Cause you grew up in Northern California.

Kevin Federline (13:02)

Yeah.

Radio Show Host (13:02)

And then give us kind of like your resume before you became Coverboy. Like, tell us, like, was it Fresno?

Kevin Federline (13:09)

Yeah, I was born and raised in Fresno. You know, I.

Radio Show Host (13:14)

When did you decide to get into entertainment?

Kevin Federline (13:16)

I started dancing when I was young, like, 13, in the streets, you know, break hip hop stuff. And then I quit for a while, got into a bunch of BS and started back up when I was 19. Moved to LA when I was 21. Was out in LA for about 6 years. Just dancing for other artists.

Radio Show Host (13:35)

What did your family say to you when you moved to la? Were they like, you're nuts, dude?

Kevin Federline (13:39)

Nah, I think they were happy because the other direction wasn't a good one. So anything to get me out of where I was at and doing something positive and making money legally and all that stuff was a plus.

Sarah Gibson Tuttle (13:52)

So who are the other artists that you worked for or danced for?

Kevin Federline (13:56)

I've danced for everybody from Destiny's Child, Michael Jackson, us.

Radio Show Host (14:03)

How does that. How does that work when you, like, do you get a phone call and, like, when you're, like, you go to. You got to. Obviously, I'm guessing it's a ton of networking at first.

Kevin Federline (14:13)

When I first went out there, it's a bunch of auditioning. You know, you're. You're in and out of auditions all the time. You're trying to pick up people's choreography, Whoever the hot choreographers are, you know, you stick to that and you learn it. And then once. Once people started seeing my talent and what I was doing, I mean, I was just getting jobs, just getting called right and left.

Radio Show Host (14:33)

So, like, tour managers or whoever, like, tour designers will call you and be like, every.

Kevin Federline (14:39)

Like, for dancers and stuff out there, they have agents. Everybody out there, you know, there's like an agent for everything in Hollywood, man. So it's all delivered through them. They'll call you and tell you, look, you book this, you book this. You got to show up for this audition, this interview here, there. I mean, it's crazy.

Sarah Gibson Tuttle (14:57)

When you're out on the road with those artists, you have interaction with them. Or is it sort of dance? The dance group is separate from the artist?

Radio Show Host (15:02)

Well, yes, some interaction. You marry one of them. Well, there's a little interaction there.

Sarah Gibson Tuttle (15:06)

Well, we know that, Jeff.

Kevin Federline (15:08)

Some people, you have interaction. Like when I went on tour with Pink, that was the best time. That was probably my favorite tour that I've been on so far, because all of us were family. We lived on the bus together and traveled around the world for about a year and a half and just, you know, really got to know each other, and everybody clicked. It was. There was no. There was no fighting and hatred or anything like that on the bus. It was all love and it was fun. We had a good time with her. She's cool people, man.

Radio Show Host (15:37)

Who was. Who was the worst? Or is that a. Not good. Not a good question to answer as you're trying to put an album out?

Kevin Federline (15:43)

Not. You know, I don't. You know, I don't really have a worst. I Think since, like, who's the one.

Radio Show Host (15:50)

Who is the toughest on you?

Kevin Federline (15:52)

My first tour, when I went. I went out with lfo, okay? And they were opening up for Brittany at the time. Whenever I went out with them. This was like seven years ago, man. So it was just tough. Like, they. Those dudes are crazy, man. They're crazy. A lot of wild things happen with those guys.

Radio Show Host (16:12)

I gotta ask you a question. Not. It's. It's about your personal life. It's not about tabloids or anything like that. Like, is your existence, like, normal? Like, can you, Brittany, go to a grocery store ever? Or, like, what if you're craving a Big Mac?

Kevin Federline (16:27)

What do you do?

Sarah Gibson Tuttle (16:27)

We.

Kevin Federline (16:29)

We do it just like a normal person would. But, I mean, just a lot goes with it, you know, it depends if. If there's 20, 30 paparazzi on you.

Radio Show Host (16:39)

Are they waiting at the end of your driveway?

Kevin Federline (16:41)

Oh, yeah, man.

Radio Show Host (16:42)

And they just wait for you to go to the store.

Kevin Federline (16:44)

30 cars outside there. If we were in LA right now, when we were in LA, just this last time, 40 people on it, probably. It's crazy.

Sarah Gibson Tuttle (16:52)

Y' all should move to Atlanta because it's not like that here.

Radio Show Host (16:55)

We only got rich.

Sarah Gibson Tuttle (16:57)

Make it your new home. Nobody bothers Bobby and Whitney. They're cool. They're hanging out. And Alpharetta, no paparazzi. We don't let. We don't let them in.

Radio Show Host (17:05)

Well, Rick's a paparazzi. He's just a hard fellow to hide.

Phil (17:08)

That and a bunch of salespeople.

Radio Show Host (17:12)

So can you. Like, you have any scope of a normal life? Like, how many times a week if you're not, like. Let's say you're not working and you're, you know, like, we know you were in Hawaii. How many times are you sitting in your suite or whatever, and you're like, God, I would love to go get a coffee or go for a walk with my wife and my kid down the beach, but I'm just not gonna.

Kevin Federline (17:36)

Do it every day.

Radio Show Host (17:38)

Every single day, at least once.

Kevin Federline (17:40)

You think about it every day. You. You know, there's. There's a time for it and a time not for it. I mean, but we get. You know, we get to do our. Do you sit here and say that? It's.

Sarah Gibson Tuttle (17:50)

It's.

Kevin Federline (17:50)

You know, it gets to us like that? Because it doesn't. We'll get out and we'll do what we have to do and. And that's it. That's. That's the price that we pay for doing what we're Doing right now.

Radio Show Host (17:59)

Do you have disguises?

Kevin Federline (18:01)

I don't, I don't. I don't think there's no way of me putting a disguise on, but she, she could. She gets away with it.

Radio Show Host (18:07)

She's got wigs and stuff like that.

Sarah Gibson Tuttle (18:09)

Oh, yeah, it's pretty cool. That's what I was wondering if you had a lookalike.

Kevin Federline (18:12)

I think that would be awesome. We thought about it. Yeah, we need, we, we. We need to definitely try that out and see how. I know, like, Brad Pitt has a lookalike. He does, yeah, he has a couple of them.

Radio Show Host (18:23)

Hey, we gotta, we gotta let Phil talk to you for a few minutes, because Phil is challenged, if you will. Yeah, I mean, look at him. He's not an ugly man. And you were talking with him. He's got a decent personality.

Kevin Federline (18:37)

Yeah, Phil's cool, man.

Phil (18:39)

Well, here's. Here's the thing, Kevin. Me and you really aren't that different if you look, if you look at it like this. Because if you're, if you, if you're.

Radio Show Host (18:46)

Waiting for Kevin to walk out, it's gon happen in about five minutes. Go ahead, Phil.

Phil (18:50)

So you're 28, I'm 27. Okay. Now we both party in Vegas. Now, granted, you're partying it pure at Caesars. I'm hanging out at the Golden Nugget.

Sarah Gibson Tuttle (18:58)

Downtown Vegas.

Phil (19:01)

Nonetheless, Vegas, we're still in the same town, so we're still there some way.

Radio Show Host (19:05)

Bill's got a budding rap career.

Phil (19:07)

I've got a. Yes, it's awesome. And the thing is, you've obviously you've not done too bad when it comes to the ways of the women. I mean, damn, look at your wife. Congratulations. You know, and me, on the other hand, hold on. They've given me a dating book.

Sarah Gibson Tuttle (19:26)

We're trying to help him out. It's the most simple way possible. Now he has cards he can hand out.

Phil (19:31)

Obviously, I can't talk to him. And so they have literally, I've digressed to handing out note cards to him and to talk to him. So. Kevin, and one thing I like about you that I've already noticed is that you've got it. You kind of got this cocky cool about you that's very. That I admire that I wish I could have, but probably too much caffeine in me right now to never be able to pull that off. So if you could give any advice for. I'm doing this for the listeners, not just me, but I will be writing this down. The advice, like, what did you do? What does it take to keep that cocky coolness that women seem to love so much that some of us obviously don't like.

Radio Show Host (20:06)

Well, I think replacing your calculator watch with his $40,000 piece of playing that might help a little bit.

Sarah Gibson Tuttle (20:12)

It's. No, that's not it. Because, you know, even guys with a lot of money don't score girls. I mean, it's an attitude, right?

Phil (20:19)

What is your attitude?

Kevin Federline (20:19)

What?

Phil (20:20)

You walk into a room, like when you were the single guy about the town. And you walk into the room, what is going through your head when you know this? You're gonna own that party.

Kevin Federline (20:31)

I don't know. You know, I don't really even look at it like that. I go in somewhere like that and I'm looking like, okay, I'm gonna have a good time. Or if bad things start happening, I'm like, all right, I'm outta here. You know, that's just a part of who I am. I think a lot of the women that I got is probably from my dancing and stuff. They like to see a guy.

Radio Show Host (20:53)

Evans.

Kevin Federline (20:53)

Yeah. Show me some moves.

Radio Show Host (20:55)

Show some dance moves.

Kevin Federline (20:56)

Tomorrow. Hey, tomorrow we need to have a contest for Phil too.

Phil (21:03)

Again. Vision, vip, Pure and Caesar's Gold Nugget. Wild Bills tomorrow night.

Radio Show Host (21:09)

So they're in parallel lives.

Phil (21:11)

We're one in the same, but kind of different. So you would. If you give one sentence of advice. Lay it on me.

Sarah Gibson Tuttle (21:19)

Hmm?

Kevin Federline (21:21)

Just snap. That's it, man. You just snap. You just walk in and snap.

Radio Show Host (21:28)

Go out in the hallway right now, felon. Snap. Watch the saleswoman.

Kevin Federline (21:31)

There you go.

Phil (21:31)

Watch these.

Sarah Gibson Tuttle (21:31)

Hold them. Watch this.

Kevin Federline (21:32)

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Radio Show Host (21:33)

Here we go.

Sarah Gibson Tuttle (21:34)

Sorry, Phil.

Radio Show Host (21:35)

He's out.

Sarah Gibson Tuttle (21:41)

It's not really working for you, I gotta tell you.

Phil (21:44)

I got it, dog.

Kevin Federline (21:45)

I'm on it.

Phil (21:46)

We're done.

Radio Show Host (21:46)

We're here.

Phil (21:47)

Right here.

Kevin Federline (21:47)

Me and you.

Phil (21:48)

We're here.

Kevin Federline (21:48)

Yeah.

Radio Show Host (21:49)

Hey, appreciate it, Kevin. Thank you. Thank you for coming out of problem, man.

Kevin Federline (21:53)

Thank you for having me.

Radio Show Host (21:54)

And you know what? I gotta, like. Yeah. Try. I mean, I know it's tough. Don't hate the media, though, because we're all not trying to be like that.

Kevin Federline (22:00)

Oh, no, man. I don't hate him.

Radio Show Host (22:01)

And I hope if you hook something up with the. Hold on. Well, hang on. We'll take a break and we'll come back. But say you come back to Atlanta and you hook up with one of these producers here. We would love to have you back in.

Kevin Federline (22:13)

Oh, definitely.

Radio Show Host (22:14)

How late your party at. When you party in Vegas for your birthday. How long does that go? Sun Come up.

Kevin Federline (22:20)

No, no, no. For them, maybe for everybody else. For me, I'm in bed by like three o'. Clock. 3:30.

Radio Show Host (22:27)

All right, cool.

Kevin Federline (22:28)

Maybe not out here though. We'll party till the sun comes up.

Radio Show Host (22:31)

Hey, Lauren. Hey, what's going on, guys? What's up? Say hi to K. Finn. What's up?

Kevin Federline (22:36)

How you doing, baby?

Radio Show Host (22:37)

How you like in Atlanta?

Kevin Federline (22:38)

I love it.

Radio Show Host (22:39)

Good.

Sarah Gibson Tuttle (22:40)

I have a question.

Radio Show Host (22:41)

Obviously all we ever hear about you is bad stuff in the media and we don't know what's true and what's not. I just wanted to know the most romantic thing that you've ever done for Brittany. Oh, wow, that's a tough question even for a non celebrity guy to answer.

Kevin Federline (22:55)

No, I could tell you that one.

Sarah Gibson Tuttle (22:58)

Night.

Kevin Federline (23:00)

I got this hotel room and I had these people go there and set it all up, you know, and I, I told them to load the room with roses and, and put candles inside the bathtub and all that stuff. Right. Well, we get there and I look at what these people did for me. They put this, they, they must have cut up about four or five dozen roses at least. I'm talking every little petal was off of these roses. Roses. And they created this huge heart in the middle of the bed that was about 2ft high. That's how thick it was. I mean, it was it. She loved it. She, you know, she was crying and all that good stuff, so.

Radio Show Host (23:40)

That's so sweet.

Kevin Federline (23:41)

I'm a romantic, I gotta say. I try to, I try my hardest to keep her happy.

Radio Show Host (23:46)

No, you're not, man. Don't you read the magazine, Jerry? Punk. Man, there's nothing, there's nothing good about you. Right. We hope to, to see you again and good luck with all your meetings today and your interviews or whatever you call with all the guys.

Kevin Federline (23:56)

Thank you guys so much.

Radio Show Host (23:57)

Cool. Thank you for coming in.

Kevin Federline (23:58)

All right, the Bird Show.

Sarah Gibson Tuttle (24:02)

Hi, this is Kim and Penn Holderness from Laugh Lines. And today we want to talk to you about Boost Mobile.

Radio Show Host (24:07)

Yeah, you know, the holidays are full of joy, aren't they? But let's be honest, a little chaos too. Between family gatherings, travel and all the shopping, it's easy to forget yourself in the mix.

Sarah Gibson Tuttle (24:18)

Boost Mobile helps make things simple with a 25 unlimited plan giving you unlimited talk, text and data for just 25amonth. No trade ins, no contracts, no stress, just straightforward savings that keep your wallet feeling very merry and bright.

Radio Show Host (24:35)

Yeah, because the holidays are about connecting with the people you love.

Kevin Federline (24:37)

And Boost Mobile makes that part pretty easy.

Sarah Gibson Tuttle (24:40)

Visit boostmobile.com to start saving after 30.

Radio Show Host (24:43)

Gigabytes, customers may experience lower speeds. Customers will pay $25 per month as long as they remain active on the Boost Unlimited plan.

Sarah Gibson Tuttle (24:50)

Oh, hey.

Kevin Federline (24:50)

Welcome to gift wrapping.

Sarah Gibson Tuttle (24:51)

Whoa.

Kevin Federline (24:52)

So is Saldana.

Sarah Gibson Tuttle (24:53)

Hey, can you wrap these please? Wow.

Kevin Federline (24:55)

IPhone 17s, you splurged.

Sarah Gibson Tuttle (24:57)

At T Mobile you can get four iPhone 17s on them. The new center stage front camera is amazing for group selfies. It's the perfect gift for everyone.

Kevin Federline (25:04)

I'm the worst. I only got my mom a robe.

Sarah Gibson Tuttle (25:06)

Well, it's better than socks.

Kevin Federline (25:08)

So I have to trade in my old phone, right?

Sarah Gibson Tuttle (25:10)

No AT T mobile there's no trade ins needed when you switch. Keep your old phone or give it a gift.

Phil (25:16)

Incredible.

Sarah Gibson Tuttle (25:17)

In fact, wrap up my old phone too for my aunt Rosa. Forget that. Aunt Liz will be jealous.

Kevin Federline (25:21)

Sounds like my family drama.

Sarah Gibson Tuttle (25:23)

Oh, I got it. I'll give it to my abuela. I'll take reindeer paper with.

Kevin Federline (25:26)

Hey, where are you going?

Radio Show Host (25:28)

The holidays are better.

Phil (25:29)

AT T Mobile get four iPhone 17s on us. No trade in needed when you switch.

Radio Show Host (25:32)

Plus four lines for just 25 bucks a line.

Phil (25:34)

And now T mobile is available in U S cellular stores. 24 monthly bill credits and four eligible.

Kevin Federline (25:39)

Portins on essentials for welcome qualified customers to auto pay + taxes fees and.

Phil (25:42)

35 device connection charge credits and imbalance due if you pay off earlier. Cancel contact US Finance agreement 256 gigabytes 830 required.

Sarah Gibson Tuttle (25:48)

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