B&T Extra: Beaver researcher Urine at the Grocery store Electric flying car

Summary

Episode Summary: B&T Extra – Beaver Researcher, Urine at the Grocery Store, Electric Flying Car

Release Date: April 16, 2025
Podcast: The BOB & TOM Show Free Podcast
Hosts: Bob, Tom, Christy, and Josh
Network: Cumulus Podcast Network

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The latest episode of The BOB & TOM Show Extra delves into an eclectic mix of intriguing and humorous topics, ranging from corporate relocations to bizarre urban wildlife sightings, and unsettling grocery store incidents. Hosted by Bob, Tom, Christy, and Josh, this episode delivers their signature blend of comedy, commentary, and current events. Below is a detailed summary of the key discussions, complete with notable quotes and timestamps for reference.

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1. KFC's Relocation from Kentucky to Texas

The episode kicks off with a discussion about the surprising decision of Yum Brands to relocate Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) from its historical roots in Louisville, Kentucky, to Plano, Texas. The hosts dissect the implications of this move, both culturally and economically.

• Bob (00:31): "Kentucky Fried Chicken is being uprooted from its ancestral home state after its parent company decided to relocate to Texas Yum Foods, Yum Brands."

• Christy (04:40): "Are they going to change it?"

Governor Andy Beshear of Kentucky expresses his disappointment, emphasizing the sentimental value KFC holds in the region.

• Bob (04:43): "Governor Andy Beshear saying I was disappointed by this decision and believe the company's founder would be too."

The hosts humorously speculate on potential name changes and the future of KFC's branding.

• Tom (07:00): "I like to think it's freshly squeezed."

• Josh (07:03): "Is there a picture of her? I know we're always interested in what these freaks look like."

The conversation highlights the deep-rooted connection between KFC and Kentucky, questioning the necessity and impact of such a corporate move.

2. Naming the Giant Beaver Spotted in Chicago

Transitioning to a lighter yet equally intriguing topic, the hosts discuss the urban legend of a giant beaver sighting in Chicago. The Environmental nonprofit Urban Rivers seeks public assistance in naming this unusually large beaver.

• Bob (08:02): "An environmental nonprofit is looking for the public's help in naming giant beavers spotted in Chicago."

• Tom (08:21): "I don't get it."

Various humorous suggestions are thrown around, reflecting the hosts' playful take on the naming process.

• Christy (09:10): "Justin Beaver."

• Josh (10:31): "Keep swinging. I'm sure you'll see."

The segment showcases the hosts' camaraderie and ability to turn even the most mundane topics into entertaining banter.

3. Arrest of Woman Contaminating Grocery Store Items with Urine

In a more serious and unsettling revelation, the hosts discuss the arrest of a 23-year-old woman, Kelly Tedford, for contaminating grocery store items with her urine. This disturbing behavior not only poses health risks but also raises questions about mental health and societal safety.

• Bob (11:14): "This lady was arrested for allegedly contaminating grocery store items with urine."

• Christy (12:10): "What's the mental process that makes you want to do that?"

The incident led to significant financial losses for the Monadnock Food Co-op, which had to recall and destroy contaminated organic foods.

• Bob (12:27): "WMUR reports that the co-op was forced to issue a recall of several organic foods and destroy the affected items."

The hosts delve into the possible motivations and mental state of the perpetrator, blending their characteristic humor with concern.

• Tom (16:09): "All I know is I'm going to be washing all my vegetables from here on out."

4. Electric Flying Car's First Successful Test Flight

Wrapping up the episode on a futuristic note, the hosts explore the groundbreaking achievement of ALF Aeronautics, a California-based electric flying car company. The company's model Zero successfully completed its first test flight in an urban environment, marking a significant milestone in personal transportation technology.

• Bob (17:21): "A flying car company has announced that its first successful test flight in an urban environment."

• Christy (17:26): "Have you seen you. You saw this right chick?"

The video of the test flight showcased the model Zero taking off vertically, maneuvering over a parked car, and landing seamlessly on a residential street.

• Josh (17:46): "It's so quiet and it looks so easily flown that it almost looks fake."

• Christy (18:03): "But I guess yeah, it's a it. I agree."

The discussion also touches upon the technical aspects and potential challenges, such as navigating power lines and ensuring battery reliability.

• Tom (18:54): "Yeah, I don't know if you've been outside lately, but we have these things called power lines that are really going to mess this whole flying car."

Despite humorous skepticism, the hosts acknowledge the revolutionary potential of electric flying cars.

• Bob (18:50): "These got to be self-driving. There's got to be that option, right?"

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Conclusion

This episode of The BOB & TOM Show Extra successfully weaves together a tapestry of diverse topics, from corporate maneuvers and urban wildlife to unsettling criminal behavior and cutting-edge technology. The hosts' ability to balance humor with insightful commentary ensures an engaging listening experience that both entertains and informs. Whether you're interested in corporate news, bizarre animal sightings, unusual criminal cases, or the future of transportation, this episode has something to pique your interest.

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Notable Quotes with Timestamps:

• Bob (04:43): "Governor Andy Beshear saying I was disappointed by this decision and believe the company's founder would be too."

• Tom (07:00): "I like to think it's freshly squeezed."

• Christy (09:10): "Justin Beaver."

• Bob (11:14): "This lady was arrested for allegedly contaminating grocery store items with urine."

• Tom (16:09): "All I know is I'm going to be washing all my vegetables from here on out."

• Josh (17:46): "It's so quiet and it looks so easily flown that it almost looks fake."

• Tom (18:54): "Yeah, I don't know if you've been outside lately, but we have these things called power lines that are really going to mess this whole flying car."

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For listeners who missed the episode, this summary provides a comprehensive overview of the lively discussions and key insights shared by the hosts of The BOB & TOM Show Extra.

Transcript

[Tom]

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[Bob]

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[Christy]

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[Tom]

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[Christy]

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[Tom]

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[Christy]

I know it. To find her, tell me where she is. The stolen girl.

[Bob]

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[Jess]

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[Christopher]

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. Coming up on the show today, Beaver researcher plus urine at the grocery store and an electric flying car. It's all coming up in just a minute.

[Jess]

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[John]

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[Tom]

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[Josh]

Apply The Bob and Tom show presents memorable moments in presidential history.

[Jim]

Various physical ailments have afflicted many of the men who've held the office of president. FDR was confined to a wheelchair due to polio due JFK suffered injuries in the war which gave him terrible back pain. William Henry Harrison, Zachary Taylor, Warren Harding as well as FDR passed away while in office. But perhaps no president had a more difficult handicap to overcome than Franklin Pierce, who was born with a second head. Growing up from the back of his neck. Supporters jokes that two heads were better than one while Pierce's apartment opponents argued that he couldn't make up his own mind, let alone a second. While no paintings or photographs exist of Pierce's second head, his personal journals confirmed the existence of the growth which Pierce named Gerald and appointed as his chief of staff.

[Josh]

This has been Bob and Tom's memorable moments in presidential history.

[Jess]

Yeah, we know it's a repeat. Things are always better the second time around. This is Bob and Tom.

[Christy]

Extra. I look over there and I see sitting in for Christy Lee playing the finger bongos. It's Jess Hooker. And yes, that is her real name.

[Bob]

Hooker, because you won't know that's my name.

[Christy]

Now, we had an interesting story about KFC leaving ky. Is that right? Yeah.

[Bob]

Kentucky Fried Chicken is being uprooted from its ancestral home state after its parent company decided to relocate to Texas Yum Foods, Yum Brands. Josh.

[Tom]

Oh, they changed their name, too.

[Bob]

Said the food chain now known as kfc, launched by Colonel Harland Sanders, will be moved from Louisville to Plano, Texas.

[Josh]

Anything else you want to guess and make believe you know what you're talking about?

[Christy]

That's my job.

[Tom]

All right.

[Bob]

Political leaders in Kentucky quickly weighed in on the decision.

[Tom]

Governor, we certainly.

[Josh]

Mr. Speaker, I for one.

[Christy]

Are they going to change it?

[Josh]

I'm not going to sleep by the light of a Texas Kentucky Fried Chicken.

[Christy]

Is it going to be tfc?

[Josh]

It'll be Kentucky in there somewhere.

[Bob]

Governor Andy Beshear saying I was disappointed by this decision and believe the company's founder would be too, spinning in his.

[Josh]

Grave like a top.

[Bob]

Mr. Bashir said he hopes Yum rethinks moving KFC employees out of Kentucky.

[Josh]

What a great name for a company, though. Yum.

[Tom]

Exclamation point.

[Josh]

Yes.

[Tom]

I wonder if they're going to change the name of the arena.

[Bob]

I don't know. I saw. I saw Garth Brooks there twice at the.

[Christy]

That's a great arena.

[Bob]

It is great.

[Christy]

I saw Cartney there. One of the best shows I've ever seen. Terrific sound. I was.

[Josh]

I think it's kfc. You've got Taco Bell, Pizza Hut, all Yum.

[Christy]

But it's interesting that I'm sure a lot of.

[Josh]

Tell me what's interesting.

[Christy]

Well, I'll tell people who have a half a brain instead. Okay. So how many people Don't. Don't even know because it's been kfc. It hasn't been Kentucky Fried for a long time.

[Tom]

Right.

[Bob]

My kids don't know it as Kentucky Fried Chicken.

[Josh]

They say kfc.

[Bob]

Yeah. Oh, yeah.

[Josh]

So it's a good product, though, man. It's sometimes real good, real terrific. Sometimes, man. Nothing else.

[Tom]

It hits the spot. Have you had the bowl?

[Josh]

Sure, I've had the bowl, but a few and far between with the bowl. I like the bowl away too much.

[Bob]

You give Me, some of those biscuits and some of that gravy. That's all I need.

[Tom]

Yeah, I just need the chicken.

[Bob]

Yeah, Just the chicken.

[Tom]

I want all.

[Bob]

You go crispy or original recipe?

[Christy]

Original.

[Bob]

Okay.

[Tom]

Well, wait a minute.

[Christy]

Hold on. You don't need chicken. You don't need. You're a vegan. Talking about the past.

[Tom]

He's had it before, by the way.

[Christy]

You and I had salmon the other day.

[Jim]

I've moved to a Mediterranean diet.

[Christy]

Vegan ball busting anymore. I did. I did. I did not. I forgot. I didn't notice that.

[Bob]

Yeah.

[Josh]

With you, he announces everything. He's eating about every five minutes. How do you not notice that?

[Christy]

I tuned it out. I didn't realize.

[Josh]

I know. It does happen so often.

[Tom]

Love the kfc.

[Bob]

Yeah, Very good. I hope they stay in conduct.

[Christy]

You mean tfc.

[Bob]

What?

[Tom]

Okay. Do you have the original or the crispy? I get crispy.

[Josh]

Really?

[Tom]

Yeah. Sometimes I'll get the mix. I do the mix.

[Josh]

Yeah, you know, I like the.

[Christy]

They mix. They mix the two.

[Tom]

Yeah. Yeah, man.

[Christy]

Oh, I feel bad for the children.

[Tom]

That is an insane thing to say.

[Josh]

I like the. I like the grilled Kentucky Fried Chicken.

[Bob]

I'm going to read another story.

[Tom]

They have a grill in there.

[Christy]

My less dramatic.

[Tom]

The grill was tasty.

[Bob]

Is it?

[Tom]

Yeah.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Christy]

There are grills.

[Bob]

Well, they artificially do those.

[Josh]

Of course they do. And it's really good.

[Christy]

But actually good.

[Tom]

That's real good.

[Christy]

Now, since they're moving to Texas, will they do some kind of a promotional thing? We've moved to Texas. Now it's even bigger. Everything's bigger in Texas, including our wings.

[Tom]

Can I tell you why I get the crispy? It's one of the fattest things ever. And a listener wrote in.

[Josh]

It's like triple fat.

[Tom]

And I tried. It's amazing. What you do is you take the crispy skin off of like a breast and you use that as a sort of taco shell and you put mashed potatoes, gravy, coleslaw, whatever in it and you fold it and you eat it.

[Bob]

It's amazing.

[Tom]

Oh, my gosh. I'm doing that for lunch.

[Josh]

Just the skin.

[Bob]

The Kentucky taco.

[Christy]

Yes, ladies and gentlemen, this thing I've.

[Tom]

Ever done, it's a very fat thing to do.

[Christy]

That. That sounds. That does sound absolutely delicious.

[Tom]

It's really great.

[Christy]

Okay.

[Tom]

A fat man's roll up. I call it.

[Bob]

There you go. Okay. An environmental nonprofit is looking for the public's health help in naming giant beavers spotted in Chicago. It's a real big bee.

[Josh]

All righty.

[Bob]

WGN reports that the remarkably rotund beaver.

[Tom]

Giant beaver in Chicago. I'm going Oprah.

[Bob]

Was spotted along the Chicago River.

[Josh]

I don't like anything.

[Bob]

And has since gone viral on social media. Urban Rivers is now trying to figure out what they should name it.

[Tom]

Hi, I'm Urban Rivers.

[Bob]

A Reddit thread has garnered suggestions, including the Damn Ryan Dumb.

[Christy]

That's good. No, it's not.

[Bob]

Marge. As in large Marge.

[Josh]

Oh, heck, the worst truck accident I ever seen.

[Bob]

Sufan Beavins.

[Josh]

Huh?

[Tom]

I don't get it.

[Bob]

I don't either.

[Tom]

Oh, the singer. Stuven. Sufan Stevens.

[Josh]

Yeah. He has a album called Illinois.

[Tom]

He kills Me.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Christy]

White Wild World.

[Tom]

But I'm with you. I love it so much.

[Bob]

Sigourney Beaver.

[Tom]

Funny.

[Christy]

Yeah.

[Tom]

Is she from.

[Josh]

That's my favorite.

[Bob]

I don't know.

[Tom]

She's an LA kid, right?

[Bob]

Damn Ackroyd.

[Tom]

Yeah, Damn Ackroyd.

[Josh]

In the damn thing.

[Bob]

And Lunt.

[Tom]

What? What?

[Bob]

Lunt. Oh, but I'm going L, U, N.

[Christy]

T. Why the L, though?

[Tom]

What do you want?

[Bob]

The L train, right? I don't know.

[Tom]

Yeah, but what is it?

[Christy]

I don't understand the joke there.

[Tom]

I don't know what they're getting at.

[Christy]

I think is Lunt. Where does the L come from?

[Bob]

I don't know. Sammy Clark, beaver researcher with Urban Rivers, told WGN that while some speculate the animal is pregnant, they're still unsure whether the rodent is male or female.

[Tom]

Oh, beaver researcher. Sounds like a T shirt you would have saw at Kings Island.

[Christy]

Yeah, for sure.

[Bob]

Spring break. Yeah. Yeah.

[Christy]

Hey, you want a giant beaver? Your mom. Okay. Thanks.

[Tom]

I like those kids. I hope I'm in line with those.

[Josh]

FBI friendly beaver inspector. Oh.

[Tom]

Lunt.

[Christy]

Yeah, that. Is that as dumb as I think?

[Bob]

I don't know. What is it?

[Christy]

Are they trying to. It makes no sense. What's the L for?

[Bob]

I don't know.

[Tom]

What is the UNT for?

[Christy]

Yeah, that I can.

[Tom]

Well, no, but you.

[Christy]

What?

[Tom]

With a beaver? What do you.

[Christy]

Yeah, that's.

[Tom]

That's.

[Christy]

Oh.

[Tom]

Both slang. Is that what they're getting at?

[Christy]

I don't know. How about Justin Beaver?

[Tom]

That would have worked.

[Bob]

Yeah.

[Christy]

A damn sandler.

[Tom]

I don't know if either of those necessarily have Chicago connections. Beave.

[Christy]

Arthur.

[Josh]

Keep swinging. I'm sure you'll see.

[Christy]

I'm. I'm thinking here. Let's see. Anything with a dam.

[Bob]

Nothing.

[Christy]

Madonna. She's a big driver, but big beaver. I saw that. Saw that book.

[Josh]

I don't know. I thought it looked fine.

[Bob]

All right.

[Josh]

Real good. Wasn't hanging out, you know, that's the only objection.

[Christy]

It started at her belly button. Hanging out like it warmed its way down a little bit. Bit rough. Hitchhiking naked. Nothing wrong with that.

[Bob]

New Hampshire woman.

[Josh]

Where?

[Bob]

New Hampshire.

[Josh]

New Hampshire.

[Bob]

New Hampshire or in America?

[Christy]

New Hampshire.

[Bob]

Yeah. This lady was arrested for allegedly contaminating grocery store items with urine.

[Tom]

And that's hot. I mean, why would you.

[Bob]

And then posting videos of the process.

[Josh]

Online, passing on produce.

[Christy]

So was she. Was she doing it right from the tap in the store?

[Tom]

Right.

[Bob]

Let's see. Police report that the 23 year old woman, Ms. Kelly Tedford, posted videos online showing her contaminating food with her urine at the Monadnock food Co Op.

[Tom]

Monad knock. She took a leak on the leaks. I guess she peed on the peas. She tickled on the turnips.

[Christy]

You had three.

[Josh]

He's got a million of them.

[Christy]

Lucky she didn't poop in the pomegranate.

[Tom]

Oh, man.

[Josh]

Yeah, it sounds like the easiest.

[Christy]

I don't want to say what she could have done in the shell.

[Josh]

It's thing to do would be.

[Tom]

We're on those weird mushrooms. What are they called?

[Christy]

She ate mushrooms.

[Tom]

What are they called?

[Christy]

She ate mushrooms. Would be religious.

[Josh]

Boy, that's a.

[Bob]

That's a good thing. WMUR reports that the co op was forced to issue a recall of several organic foods and destroy the affected items, resulting in fifteen hundred dollars in lost merchandise and cleaning costs.

[Christy]

What's the mental process that makes you want to do that? Is that. I mean, clearly it's mental illness.

[Bob]

She was charged with felony criminal mischief.

[Tom]

I want the world to taste me.

[Christy]

But again, did she. Did she. Did she go into a jar and then walk in there and pour it on there or did she.

[Tom]

I don't know.

[Bob]

It doesn't say. It says. Authorities said similar videos dating back as far as 2021 showed the woman contaminating items and surfaces with her urine in Keen and surrounding communities.

[Tom]

I like to think it's freshly squeezed.

[Josh]

How about this, Tom? Instead of wild, wildly speculate. Think. Think for a minute. What would you do? What would your process be? If you wanted to pee somewhere in.

[Christy]

A grocery store, I would go to a psychiatrist and say, can you fix.

[Tom]

All right. You're not playing, so you're not gonna. Guys. It's easier to do it fresh from the spot. Right?

[Josh]

Right. And I think for girls it would be the same.

[Bob]

No, it's.

[Josh]

She can do it.

[Tom]

Depends.

[Josh]

Absolutely.

[Bob]

No, we have to get in position. We have to take our Pan down.

[Jess]

I don't think so.

[Tom]

No, no. Let us teach you how women pee. Here's what happens.

[Bob]

All the things to mansplain. We've hit a new low.

[Tom]

What would be the easiest thing to pee in?

[Bob]

A cup?

[Tom]

A jar. Yeah.

[Josh]

How about one of those spray bottles there?

[Bob]

No, that's all. I mean, I guess if you're right.

[Christy]

In the bathroom, then spray the.

[Tom]

My mom used to pee in a spray bottle and then every time I got on the counter she'd.

[Josh]

She'd spray you with her urine. Well, you know what? That teaches you a lesson.

[Tom]

Yeah, I learned quick.

[Josh]

Yeah. No more pee mommy.

[Christy]

She's out on bail, so she had.

[Bob]

Is there a picture of her? I know we're always interested in what these freaks look like.

[Josh]

My God, I hope she's not over.

[Tom]

Is it a drug look?

[Bob]

No, it's a hippie look. If she's shoving at a co op.

[Tom]

Are you looking at her picture right now?

[Christy]

Yeah, just a scary look.

[Bob]

Yeah, like somebody that pees on fruit.

[Christy]

You know, I've got serious issues.

[Bob]

Is it bad?

[Christy]

Yeah.

[Bob]

Does she looks like. Does she look like she would be a good girlfriend to you with this facial hair? Would you guys match? No, no.

[Tom]

She looks like she is troubled. Yeah. Yeah, because she's kind of normal looking, but her eyes say another thing.

[Christy]

Yeah, yeah.

[Josh]

Oh, she's got sad bat crazy eyes.

[Christy]

You know, like that. I wonder if your mattress is flammable. Look.

[Josh]

You know, why don't you go take a nap? I'll be right.

[Christy]

I'm assuming she would go in a bucket and then pour it in a jar. But I. I assume they've also pulled the videos down a bucket.

[Josh]

That doesn't make any sense.

[Tom]

Yeah, bucket. Yeah, exactly. Carrying in a bucket to anywhere is.

[Josh]

Nice you got there, lady.

[Christy]

No, sorry, since you asked. You would go into a bucket, then you'd get a funnel and put it into your Stanley and then walk in the place and dump it, right? No, that would make much more sense. You could walk into a grocery store carrying the ubiquitous Stanley and no one would say anything.

[Bob]

That's true.

[Christy]

I'll bet she peed right on it.

[Tom]

I know. I think so.

[Bob]

I guess she hopped up on the same track.

[Tom]

They find out that's what the videos are online, presumably.

[Christy]

I'm sure the videos have been taken down.

[Josh]

You'd be surprised how. How high a stream a woman can get going.

[Tom]

Oh yeah, yeah.

[Josh]

It's absolutely a thing.

[Christy]

That's definitely how it happened.

[Josh]

But if she did more than one item, it would take Some self control to stop.

[Tom]

Oh sure, sure. I mean she wants it. She wants you to touch the radishes.

[Christy]

I don't think we're going to be able to find the videos anymore. I would hope that someone had the decency to take them down.

[Tom]

All I know is I'm going to be washing all my vegetables from here on out.

[Bob]

No kidding.

[Christy]

That.

[Tom]

That pre washed lettuce. Not trusted. No, no Mo and I.

[Bob]

No mo.

[Tom]

I should be better at washing my vegetables. Yeah, I really don't do.

[Christy]

I don't either. I see the self control that I have.

[Bob]

If you didn't have self control what.

[Tom]

Would you say you wash them in ranch?

[Christy]

It would be you have without self control. I say you have vegetables.

[Tom]

Sometimes they show up on pizzas.

[Josh]

What are you supposed to do? You didn't order them. But.

[Christy]

I forgot that that is the joke. So sorry. I didn't do it though.

[Tom]

So sorry.

[Josh]

Yeah, I'm glad you didn't do it.

[Tom]

I love vegetables. I just love donuts more. I love vegetables. I gotta get this ranch in my mouth somehow. I can't just score your friend right there for me.

[Christy]

Ms. Jess Hooker is over there at the Silac Insurance news desk. What else is going on?

[Bob]

A flying car company has announced that its first successful test flight in an urban environment.

[Christy]

Have you seen you. You saw this right chick?

[Josh]

I did. It was. It's fascinating.

[Bob]

California based ALF Aeronautics released a video of its model Zero taking off vertically, flying over a parked car and landing on what appears to be a residential street. The company assured that the test was completely successful without any safety issues.

[Josh]

It's so quiet and it looks so easily flown that it almost looks fake.

[Christy]

Did you notice the dust it was kicking up?

[Josh]

But not what you'd think would be kicking up. There's something about it that didn't look real to me.

[Christy]

But I guess yeah, it's a it. I agree.

[Josh]

Everybody is saying that this is the way that it's going to have to happen though. The way the. The technology they use to get this thing in the air.

[Christy]

It's. It's not as cool as like the George Jetson.

[Josh]

No, it's real quiet. Yeah.

[Christy]

I.

[Bob]

The company said its flying car is 100 electric, drivable on public roads and has vertical takeoff and landing capabilities and.

[Josh]

A top speed of 900 miles an hour.

[Bob]

It has since received 3300. Oh just over 3300 pre orders through its website now.

[Josh]

It's like half a million a piece or something like that.

[Bob]

Is it really?

[Josh]

I want to say at least 300,000. I thought.

[Tom]

Weird.

[Josh]

Saw that.

[Christy]

Are they going to give you an an FUI here I would get. I would think nothing can go wrong now.

[Bob]

These got to be self driving. There's got to be that option, right?

[Tom]

Yeah. I don't know if you've been outside lately, but we have these things called power lines that are really going to mess this whole flying car.

[Bob]

They'll be above that.

[Josh]

Fly around them.

[Bob]

They'll be above.

[Tom]

Yeah, this is weird.

[Josh]

You fly around the power line and.

[Christy]

What if you run out, your battery.

[Josh]

Runs out and then you go charge it.

[Bob]

Well, I mean, you fall out of the sky.

[Josh]

Well, you won't fall right away.

[Bob]

You just. It'll say 50 miles.

[Tom]

That's wrong.

[Christy]

There's a.

[Josh]

There's a safety. You'll float softly to earth.

[Christy]

I envision the guy tapping the dashboard and the. And the needle that says you've got another 50 miles. Rapidly dropping to zero. And then. And then the plummeting begins as you start heading for deer.

[Josh]

If anybody in this room is going to forget to charge their flying car, it'd be me.

[Christy]

Absolutely. Oh, I. That's why I can't, I can't.

[Bob]

He'll have a guy to charge his phone.

[Josh]

He won't have a driver, so he's not going to have a guy flying his car.

[Christy]

I'm okay on earth. I'll stay. I'll stay right here. I want to remind everybody we got one.

[Josh]

I'm gonna go fly a car so I can pee on yours from the air.

[Tom]

Yeah, take that.

[Christy]

A lot of hostility.

[Christopher]

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.

[Jess]

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[Tom]

I'm excited to be on your podcast, man. It's an honor.

[Jess]

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