B&T Extra: A SWR, Conker competition, & musicals

Summary

Podcast Summary: B&T Extra – A SWR, Conker Competition, & Musicals

Introduction In the December 6, 2024 episode of The BOB & TOM Show Extra, hosts Bob, Tom, Christy, and Josh delve into a variety of entertaining topics, blending humor with insightful discussions. This episode covers an array of subjects, including a quirky world record, a traditional British conker competition, personal anecdotes about musicals, and the latest happenings in the sports world. Below is a detailed summary of the key segments discussed.

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1. The World's Smallest Washing Machine

Timestamp: [01:38] – [04:21]

The episode kicks off with Josh introducing an astonishing feat: Mr. Sabin Saji from India has crafted the world's smallest functional washing machine. Measuring a mere 1.28 x 1.32 x 1.52 inches and weighing just 25 grams, this miniature marvel can perform a complete wash cycle, including wash, rinse, and spin.

• Josh: "A man in India has created the world's smallest washing machine. Mr. Sabin Saji crafted a functional washing machine measuring 1.28 by 1.32 by 1.52 inches." [01:38]
• Tom: "So this thing's slightly bigger than a golf ball." [02:05]
• Christy: "It's so cute that is on video." [02:33]

The hosts engage in a playful debate about the washing machine's actual size relative to a golf ball and its practical applications. Bob expresses his fascination, stating, "I'd love to go to India" [03:08], while Christy inquires about the washing machine's functionality, leading to humorous exchanges about the challenges of operating such a tiny device.

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2. The Conker Competition: World Conquer Championships

Timestamp: [04:24] – [06:35]

Transitioning to a more competitive spirit, Christy reports on the World Conquer Championships held in the UK, where over 200 participants engaged in the traditional British game of conkers. Participants use horse chestnut seeds threaded on strings to compete by attempting to crush their opponent's nut.

• Christy: "According to the BBC, Josh, the events saw participants go head to head using horse chestnut seeds, AKA conkers." [04:32]
• Josh: "They're hitting. Are they hitting the nuts or each other's heads?" [04:53]
• Christy: "David Jenkins won the annual title for the first time after competing since 1977." [05:15]

The competition took a controversial turn when the winner, David Jenkins, was found with a metal replica of a conker in his pocket, leading to cheating allegations. Despite Jenkins' denial, a spokesperson confirmed that the claims were under investigation. The segment highlights both the nostalgic charm and the competitive intensity of conker competitions.

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3. Musicals: Personal Experiences and Preferences

Timestamp: [06:35] – [14:50]

The conversation shifts to the world of musicals, with the hosts sharing their varied experiences and preferences:

• Josh and Bob discuss their tolerance for musicals, with Bob reminiscing about his father's direction of a musical representation of Moulin Rouge and admitting to finding parts of it boring.

• Tom shares his youthful experience watching Jesus Christ Superstar, humorously expressing his desire to leave the performance early.

  • Tom: "I remember going to see Jesus Christ Superstar saying to someone, hey, look, I hope they get the crucifixion before the halftime. I want to get out of here." [07:50]

• Christy brings up Never Too Late, a documentary featuring Elton John wearing his own kneecap as a necklace, adding a quirky twist to the discussion of musicals.

The hosts engage in a lighthearted debate about which body parts they would choose to wear as jewelry, leading to humorous suggestions and playful banter. This segment showcases their diverse tastes and the entertaining dynamics among the hosts.

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4. Sports Segment: Tom Brady's Minority Ownership of the Las Vegas Raiders

Timestamp: [08:39] – [12:05]

In the sports segment, the discussion centers around former superstar quarterback Tom Brady potentially becoming a minority owner of the Las Vegas Raiders. The hosts speculate on the implications of Brady's involvement, particularly regarding his broadcasting role and limitations within team operations.

• Josh: "National Football League owners expected to approve Brady as minority owner of the Raiders today as part of the owners meeting." [08:39]
• Tom: "Tom, don't you come from a long line of minority owners?" [09:10]

They humorously critique Brady's suitability for the ownership role, questioning whether it genuinely enhances his influence or merely serves as a ceremonial position.

Additionally, the hosts discuss their favorite sports commentators, with Josh expressing a preference for Joe Buck and Troy Aikman, while also mentioning Tony Romo and Jim in a lighthearted manner.

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5. Celebrity Jewelry: Elton John's Kneecap Necklace

Timestamp: [12:05] – [15:06]

Christy shares a bizarre yet intriguing story about Elton John being spotted on the red carpet wearing his own kneecap as a necklace. According to Hello Magazine, Elton underwent a double knee replacement and chose to fashion one of his kneecaps into a diamond-encrusted pendant.

• Christy: "According to Hello Magazine, Sir Elton John underwent double knee replacement and opted to have one of his kneecaps made into a necklace encrusted with diamonds." [12:13]
• Bob: "What a weirdo. Of course he's a weirdo." [14:50]

The hosts express their disbelief and amusement at the unconventional fashion choice, pondering the practicality and aesthetics of such a piece of jewelry. The segment serves as a humorous take on celebrity eccentricities.

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6. Shark Attack Survivor: Angus Kockot's Tooth Earring

Timestamp: [15:06] – [18:46]

The conversation takes a thrilling turn as Christy reports on Angus Kockot, a man who survived a shark attack and now sports a shark tooth as an earring.

• Christy: "Man who survived shark attack wears tooth as Earring." [16:26]
• Josh: "His name is Angus Kockot." [16:43]

Angus recounts his harrowing experience of being attacked by an eight-foot reef shark while snorkeling off the island of Mangareva in French Polynesia. Despite the trauma, he managed to fend off the predator by stabbing it in the gills with a small knife, resulting in the loss of several shark teeth, which he now wears as a symbol of his survival.

Tom shares his own experience of a shark dive, eliciting laughs and camaraderie among the hosts as they reflect on the daring nature of underwater adventures.

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Conclusion This episode of The BOB & TOM Show Extra offers a delightful mix of quirky world records, traditional competitions, personal stories, and sports commentary. The hosts' chemistry and humor make the discussions engaging and entertaining, providing listeners with a comprehensive and enjoyable recap of the day's highlights.

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Notable Quotes:

• Tom: "I'd love to go to India." [03:08]
• Josh: "A man in India has created the world's smallest washing machine." [01:38]
• Christy: "David Jenkins won the annual title for the first time after competing since 1977." [05:15]
• Bob: "What a weirdo. Of course he's a weirdo." [14:50]
• Christy: "Elton John opted to have one of his kneecaps made into a necklace encrusted with diamonds." [12:13]
• Josh: "He's the greatest quarterback that ever lived." [10:02]
• Tom: "I've done swimming with sharks." [18:02]

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This summary encapsulates the essence of the episode, highlighting the hosts' humorous take on diverse topics and providing a structured overview for listeners who want to grasp the content without tuning in.

Transcript

[Bob]

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[Tom]

Welcome back. It's another Bob and Tom extra. This is Christopher. Not only is the Bob and Tom show live every weekday morning, but every afternoon. We'll give you a little extra in case you missed anything on the big show today. A stupid world record. Plus conker competition and musicals. It's all coming up right after this.

[Christy]

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[Tom]

We're just waiting for the cast to actually show up for work. Here's more Bob and Tom extra.

[Josh]

I've got this. And then I need to play this stupid world record. A man in India has created the world's smallest washing machine. Mr. Sabin s e B I N Saji crafted a functional washing machine measuring 1.28 by 1.32 by 1.52 inches.

[Tom]

So this thing's slightly bigger than a golf ball.

[Bob]

Wow.

[Josh]

I think it's smaller than a golf ball.

[Christy]

So what can you wash in it?

[Josh]

Guinness World Record noted that the device weighs just 25 grams, which is slightly heavier than two Oreo cookies. Normal stuff.

[Bob]

All right.

[Josh]

Mr. Saji's tiny washing machine is capable of running a full cycle. Wash, rinse and spin.

[Christy]

What do you hook that up to?

[Josh]

A really tiny water hose.

[Bob]

Yeah.

[Tom]

But get the metal one so it doesn't burst.

[Christy]

How cute that is on video.

[Josh]

The funniest thing is him putting the detergent in it.

[Christy]

Oh, come on.

[Bob]

Yeah.

[Christy]

All right.

[Tom]

It's. There's. You can see there's a set of batteries near it that it runs off. And the batteries are twice as long as this thing is.

[Christy]

Yes.

[Tom]

It's tiny. Tiny. It's simply in a country that has the point. Yeah. In a country that really hasn't perfected the flush toilet. They've got this guy.

[Josh]

I think. I think they've got that down. You ugly American.

[Tom]

Oh, yeah. Take a look. See?

[Bob]

I'd love to go to India.

[Christy]

Have you been to India?

[Tom]

No, and I never.

[Bob]

One of my really good friends is from India and goes back like six months out of the year. And I'd like to go with him at some point.

[Christy]

He should go.

[Bob]

Yeah, I'd love to see the Taj.

[Tom]

Our guest from yesterday, Nick Novicki, has one of those washing machines party at the.

[Bob]

He's a little person.

[Josh]

He's not.

[Christy]

He's not.

[Josh]

He's not letting it go even though the guy's gone.

[Bob]

Yeah, you're right.

[Josh]

And did you hear. Did you hear him yesterday? He was making cracks like that. And Nick, God love him, he was trying to laugh to make us feel. And he go, Tom looked. See, he gets it. What else can he do? Cry.

[Bob]

Yeah, that did happen. He didn't have any options. Tom goes, he likes it. And check goes. What else?

[Christy]

Is he supposed to.

[Bob]

Headbutt you in the nuts?

[Josh]

You're just. I said. I said this 30 years ago. He's a bully.

[Christy]

He is a bully.

[Josh]

Just a bully. We had fun.

[Bob]

The man's bullied.

[Christy]

He's been bullying.

[Tom]

I'm just saying, Josh, if you're going to go to India and you want to use the toilets there, take some Febreze. That's a little rough standing over a hole and just using your left hand as dude wipes.

[Bob]

Yeah, I'll be taking more than.

[Tom]

Yeah, you might want to. Is that sports?

[Josh]

No, we have a special correspondent.

[Christy]

More than 200 people took part in the World Conquer Championships in the uk.

[Bob]

The hell's this?

[Christy]

According to the BBC, Josh, the events saw participants go head to head using horse chestnut seeds, AKA conkers. It's getting threaded on a string.

[Josh]

Stupider and stupider.

[Christy]

Try and smash their opponent's nut.

[Tom]

I thought you'd love this chick. This is a very British thing.

[Josh]

They're hitting. Are they hitting the nuts or each other's heads?

[Christy]

They're like. Remember those things we had as a kid that had the plastic big round ball on it that. It's kind of like that, only you've got one and you're swinging it at your opponent, trying to crush his nuts.

[Bob]

So they're like a little tiny mace.

[Christy]

Yeah, yeah.

[Josh]

So you're trying to hit him or the nut.

[Christy]

Hit the nut.

[Josh]

Hit the nut.

[Christy]

You're supposed to hit each other's arms.

[Tom]

Imagine like a heavy golf ball in the spring.

[Josh]

I got it, Tom.

[Bob]

Okay.

[Christy]

David Jenkins won the annual title for the first time after competing since 1977.

[Josh]

That's ridiculous.

[Christy]

But was found to have a metal replica in his pocket when he was search searched by organizers after his victory.

[Tom]

So they're cheating.

[Christy]

The 82 year old retired engineer denied using the medal variety in the tournament. A spokesperson for the World conquer championships, a St John Burkett, said the cheating claims are being investigated. Yeah, these horse chutney chestnut trees are. They're a good size. Bigger than an acorn. They're pretty good size.

[Tom]

The.

[Christy]

The winner is from Indianapolis, actually.

[Tom]

Indianapolis USA.

[Christy]

Yeah. Kelsey Bassenbach, 34 year old. She. He or she is. Kelsey could be a. It's probably a man. Could be a girl. The overall champion of this year's competition. So congratulations.

[Tom]

A conquering hero and raised.

[Bob]

Kelsey has to be a man.

[Christy]

A lot of money for charities.

[Bob]

Did you say this requires nuts?

[Christy]

They're on a string. They could be.

[Bob]

Sometimes I feel like mine are nuts on a string.

[Tom]

In charge of my life on a rainbow her purse.

[Bob]

Nuts in a string.

[Josh]

Hello, Dolly's got nuts.

[Tom]

Do you think you could actually sit through hello, Dolly?

[Christy]

Yes, absolutely.

[Bob]

I've sat through it a million times.

[Josh]

I sat through it.

[Tom]

Were you in it?

[Bob]

No, I had to watch it though. Why?

[Josh]

I sat through.

[Bob]

My dad directed it.

[Josh]

Sat through a musical representation of Moulin Rouge. That wasn't the Broadway play or the movie.

[Christy]

Oh, don't you love the movie?

[Josh]

I love the movie.

[Bob]

I'm with you, chick.

[Josh]

Top ten. Top ten movie for.

[Bob]

I do not say top ten, but it's great.

[Josh]

I'm gonna say top five. Oh, I love that Mulan.

[Bob]

That's great. Not one of my top five, but it's a terrific, terrific.

[Josh]

What I watched was a mess, but my daughter enjoyed it, so I. Yeah, honey, this is great.

[Bob]

There's nothing like being bored. My grandparents drugged me to see Carousel and I was. I don't know all those carousel 13 and showboats. Yes, we. I just see Showboat on Broadway.

[Josh]

South Pacific.

[Tom]

All South Pacific is great.

[Bob]

Dated show Showboat. Had one at two cool things. Old man river, of course, and the boat.

[Josh]

I know.

[Bob]

Like, the set was unbelievable. Yeah, it was incredible.

[Josh]

Yeah, that was good.

[Bob]

The rest. My God, it's so bored.

[Tom]

I remember going to see Jesus Christ Superstar saying to someone, hey, look, I hope they get the crucifixion before the halftime. I want to get out of here.

[Bob]

I love that.

[Christy]

I love that.

[Bob]

That got me as a kid. I've never seen that one. I'm aware of some of the. So.

[Tom]

Well, it wasn't really.

[Josh]

The actual content of the play. Wasn't a problem. It was. One of the actors may or may not have been Jesus, who was a little ham fisted.

[Christy]

The Sebastian Bach.

[Bob]

I would think so.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Christy]

That's not Ted Neely. Ted Neely is the only.

[Bob]

The ultimate Jesus.

[Christy]

Come on.

[Tom]

Isn't he still doing it at the age of 75?

[Christy]

Yeah, he was. I don't know.

[Bob]

There are guys who made. Was it Michael Crawford who was The Phantom for 97 years?

[Tom]

It's a good gig.

[Bob]

Exactly. Exactly.

[Tom]

Go for it. Is that sports?

[Josh]

No extra. NFL owners today are expected to approve former superstar quarterback Tom Brady to become a minority owner of the Las Vegas Raiders. He also already owns a small stake in the WNBA Las Vegas Aces. National Football League owners expected to approve Brady as minority owner of the Raiders today as part of the owners meeting.

[Bob]

Tom, don't you come from a long line of minority owners?

[Josh]

The value of the Raiders estimated to be almost $8 billion. And what do we know about this Tomorrow with Tom Brady being a commentator, he's commenting on NFL games. He's going to be limited to what he can do as a broadcaster. Becoming a minority owner, isn't he getting. He won't be able to take quarter.

[Tom]

Of a billion dollars to be a broadcaster.

[Josh]

He won't be able to. Well, that. I'm just telling you.

[Christy]

Won't be able to do Raider games. Right.

[Josh]

He's not going to be able to do anything. He can't go to the meetings. The production meetings. We had that story a couple months ago.

[Christy]

Do you think he did this on purpose? He does the boring part. Yeah.

[Josh]

He might have to get out of his contract.

[Christy]

I. Yeah, he wants to quit.

[Bob]

Yeah.

[Josh]

Have you. Have you heard him recently?

[Tom]

Is he getting any better?

[Josh]

He's. Yeah, he's the greatest quarterback that ever lived. I mean, there's no other way to put it. He's has seven super bowl championship, but he can't relate to anybody. Yeah, well, you know, when I was winning my ninth championship, you know, it's just. It's wild listening to him because everything that he does as easily as we breathe. You know, normal people don't eat and breathe football from the time they open their eyes until the time they go to bed.

[Tom]

But you're saying he's not particularly good in the.

[Josh]

He's not particularly good. That's my.

[Christy]

It's not relatable.

[Tom]

And who's your favorite in the booth right now?

[Josh]

It's got to be Joe Buck and Troy Aikman. I was very surprised by Troy Aikman. He's wonderful. And Tony Romo's okay. Oh, Jim, he's not bad. Oh, yeah, that's true. We do have.

[Christy]

Yeah.

[Josh]

Where is Tony? Where's Tony? Oh, here he is. Oh, no, he's down.

[Tom]

Jim.

[Christy]

Oh, Jim.

[Josh]

Oh, my gosh. Call the wagon. Call the wagon.

[Tom]

Jim.

[Josh]

Oh, my God. He's not walking home.

[Tom]

Well, that's a hearse.

[Bob]

Oh, boy. He'll be drinking his meals, won't he?

[Josh]

Put a mirror up there.

[Tom]

The technology of wheelchairs.

[Josh]

Oh, boy.

[Tom]

Is that sports?

[Josh]

Yes, that's sports.

[Tom]

Okay, thank you very much.

[Christy]

This is what you party for.

[Tom]

The Bob and Time Chickwick E Sports broadcast.

[Josh]

Wherever you go, whatever you do. And remember, meet the Mets.

[Tom]

Meet the Mets.

[Josh]

Go Mets. Step right up and greet the Mets.

[Tom]

Bring your kitties.

[Josh]

One minute and thirty seconds more.

[Tom]

Okay, we got it.

[Christy]

Would we be cheering for the Dodgers if they had a better song?

[Josh]

Yeah, the Dodgers song was used by a bunch of teams.

[Christy]

I like the.

[Josh]

Oh, it's like, real generic.

[Bob]

Why wouldn't they just go ahead and use I love LA like they do.

[Christy]

In the naked Gunny Newman?

[Josh]

Or have Leslie Nielsen sing in the national Anthem?

[Bob]

All the palms in the air.

[Josh]

That's right. Bursting there. Yeah.

[Christy]

Interesting story from Hollywood. Elton John spotted on the red carpet wearing his own kneecap as a necklace. According to hello. Magazine, sir Elton John underwent double knee replacement and opted to have one of his kneecaps.

[Bob]

I bet he did.

[Tom]

Well, I think that's kind of a. That's kind of.

[Bob]

Kind of an honor.

[Tom]

And that in that culture, if you. If you worn them out.

[Bob]

Yeah.

[Tom]

You spend enough time down there, someone.

[Josh]

Had to come up to him, someone that he's known, and go, reg, look, here's what they're going to say, Right. Somebody had to do that.

[Tom]

If you've worn out your knees, you've been on them so many times. Kind of a badge of honor in that culture.

[Christy]

He opted to have one of his kneecaps made into a necklace encrusted with diamonds. He wore the unusual piece at the premiere of his new documentary, Never Too Late.

[Josh]

Another documentary?

[Christy]

Yeah.

[Bob]

Isn't he a sour man?

[Christy]

Very.

[Bob]

I met him. Do we have to? He's the crankiest.

[Josh]

Well, yeah, I'm kind of cranky when you say good morning to me.

[Bob]

Not like this.

[Josh]

Oh, really?

[Bob]

Yeah, he's real cranky.

[Tom]

But it's just. Being that famous is hard. It just gets bothered constantly. But it's just a weird move. If you've seen this thing, it looks kind of like a. I'm gonna look it up like a slice of a rock.

[Christy]

Yeah.

[Bob]

It doesn't look good.

[Christy]

Yeah.

[Bob]

Looks weird.

[Tom]

Yeah. It's kind of creepy. But, hey, when he's got so much.

[Christy]

Money, it's not painted or anything? No, it's just diamonds on it.

[Josh]

He should have one of his kids. Hard to paint something on it.

[Bob]

Don't ask him what his bracelet is made out of.

[Christy]

It's hard to see.

[Tom]

Wow. That was. That was. No, no, no, that's not true. It's mister. It's Mr. Furnish's circumcision. He had it.

[Christy]

It kind of looks like a piece of ivory, maybe like an off white. And he's got diamonds around it. And it's on a pendant is about yay big. I don't know. What do you think, Pat? Yeah, it's huge.

[Bob]

It's bigger than I thought.

[Christy]

It doesn't go with his outfit? No, no, it doesn't. And it's like a slice, too. It's not like a kneecap.

[Bob]

Not the full patella.

[Christy]

Yeah, it's not the full. It's not like this big round thing on the front of him.

[Tom]

He didn't have to patella everybody. It's just weird. I wonder if he had the new knee when they put that in. If he had him put diamonds on that thing.

[Bob]

Diamonds on the caps of my knees?

[Christy]

No, I don't think so.

[Bob]

He's had a lot taken out.

[Christy]

Oh, here we go. This is a better picture. Oh, I see. So if you can see the diamonds, there's a hole in the center of his kneecap where your ligaments probably go. And he's got the diamonds around that part, but it's more of like a.

[Bob]

What a weirdo. Of course he's a weirdo.

[Christy]

If you could wear one part of your body as a piece of jewelry.

[Tom]

Which part would you put?

[Bob]

Oh, that's interesting.

[Tom]

Hang on a second.

[Christy]

You mean.

[Tom]

You mean a part of your body that could be removed and without.

[Christy]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. So, yeah. Say you have to have a shoulder replacement. Right. Would you wear your shoulder?

[Josh]

I don't know. What? I had my shoulder repaired. I don't know if they took anything out, but I'd probably pick that.

[Bob]

I think the hip's too big, right? To carry.

[Christy]

Yeah, the hip's pretty big. Well, you could do a slice like he did of his knee.

[Bob]

Oh, that's just a slice.

[Christy]

Yeah. That's not the whole knee.

[Tom]

I don't know why I said it like that. Now, Pat, do you have some kind of a tribute to Elliot?

[Bob]

I do. We're gonna have to come back with it because it's on the piano.

[Tom]

Oh, okay.

[Bob]

In the other room.

[Tom]

All right.

[Josh]

I think my little toe. I'd cut off my little toe and Wear it around.

[Christy]

Would you really?

[Bob]

Around your neck.

[Josh]

Yeah, but your little toe doesn't do anything. Yeah, does it? Looks gross. Doesn't it keep balance or something? Well, no, I'd paint it.

[Christy]

I think. I think most parts of your body are.

[Josh]

There's a reason for that.

[Christy]

Except for the appendix. Appendix. There you go. You can put your appendix and appendix.

[Josh]

Keeps track of all your body parts.

[Bob]

It does.

[Christy]

You remember that company that was taking baby gravy and making jewelry out of it?

[Josh]

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. There you go. How about that?

[Bob]

Oh, boy.

[Christy]

Yeah.

[Josh]

How about a little spooge for your neck?

[Christy]

Come on.

[Bob]

Hey, is that Jared? No. Kevin.

[Josh]

Tom. You could do that. This is the most fertile necklace you've ever seen. Ladies. Don't get too close to it.

[Tom]

Here's a guy. This is actually kind of appropriate. A headline. Man who survived shark attack wears tooth as Earring.

[Christy]

Well, there you go.

[Bob]

Wow.

[Christy]

I would do that.

[Josh]

Well, that seems incredibly normal.

[Tom]

This guy's name is. I'm not kidding. His name is Angus Kockot.

[Bob]

Kockot.

[Tom]

K O C. K O, T. T. Okay. Would it be Kakot?

[Christy]

It's whatever you want to say.

[Tom]

Angus is his name. His sister Connie.

[Josh]

Connie.

[Tom]

Connie, Angus.

[Bob]

Connie, Angus. Kakad.

[Josh]

You're not going with Connie. Kakad. You wanted to make the cunnilingus joke. Okay, all right, all right.

[Christy]

Okay.

[Josh]

You're a nut.

[Tom]

Today he was snorkeling off the island of Mangareva in French Polynesia when an eight foot reef shark appeared and bit down on his arm. He fended off the shark by stabbing it in the gills with a small knife. He survived after undergoing life saving surgery, but they recovered several shark teeth from his arm.

[Christy]

Yikes.

[Tom]

Yikes.

[Bob]

They interviewed the shark. I'm not mad. I just want him back.

[Josh]

If I can just get yours back, please.

[Tom]

See, this is pretty badass. This is pretty badass.

[Bob]

This is way cooler than having a knee.

[Josh]

Wait a minute. Where's your normally in these situations? Why is he out there swimming with sharks? Why is he being so stupid? No problem. Now it's badass.

[Tom]

I've done swimming with sharks. What you say did? I did a dive with sharks.

[Christy]

Have you?

[Bob]

You did. Because every time I've mentioned wanting to do it, you've called me nuts.

[Josh]

You did.

[Christy]

He did it. Reef sharks in the Bahamas.

[Josh]

You did dolphins. You didn't do no sharks.

[Christy]

You weren't there.

[Tom]

There was a shark dive. I have many witnesses and it was the stupidest thing I've ever done. And the guy's going, oh, the sharks never hurt anybody. I'm thinking, wait a minute. What if one of the sharks didn't get the memo? It was terrifying. I would never do it again.

[Josh]

Were you trying to do 10 minutes with the guys who were running the. The shark? Yeah. You're trying to do standup for him, weren't you? Yes, you were. You were trying to crack jokes with him before you went in the water.

[Bob]

Like that memo thing.

[Josh]

Yeah, that just now. The sharks didn't get the memo. What do you think, guys? Is that it? That's what you were doing? Not at all. I don't believe you.

[Tom]

You don't believe anything I say because you weren't too big of a pussy. You were just drinking. You were just. You were just drinking tequila on the shore. I was out there being a man.

[Josh]

When we come back, tequila hangover. You're amazing.

[Tom]

That's it for another Bob and Tom show. Extra. Catch us on itunes, Google play, and stitcher. For Bob and Tom. Extra. This is Christopher. Take care, everybody.

[Christy]

Named one of the best personal finance podcasts, the Stacking Benjamin show with Joe and his friends makes financial literacy fun.

[Tom]

Draymond Green has a podcast. He was asking Mark Cuban why, at.

[Christy]

The beginning of 2024, Cuban sold a huge part of his company.

[Josh]

He's like, did you see how much money I got?

[Tom]

I'm sure there's a more graceful answer than that, but Dud bought it for 200 million and sold it for 6 billion.

[Bob]

Like, what the heck? I don't think it was that much more graceful than that.

[Christy]

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